Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-24

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wing '''' ''' cunning ~ 1880 81
In erecting the east wing 1859 81
In extending the west wing 1904 52
Making in all s3s, las 80
The balance Of which sums, being 1928 60
has been paid from the income of the Asylum.
That they find the present condition Of the Asylum
counts, ''' sio,564 60
Amount due from the Asylum, 9,525 66
Balance in favor Of the Asylum sl,035 81
To which add real estate at cost, 35, las SO
isa5, '' e,5s7 so
Total value s4274s 50
That they find also that at the last session of the
Legislature, $4,000 were granted for the relief Of the
Insane Poor of the State to be drawn by the THUS
tees in the month Of August, annually, with q pro-
vision, that If any year the expenses Of supporting
such insane poor al the Asylum, at Sl,50 per week,
including the expense Of transporting At the rate OF
cents per mile, should be less than $1,000 the Trus-
tees should not for such year be entitled to greater
sum than the aggregate amount Of such expense.
That the expense Of such support from the Il st Of
January, TO first Of August, amounts TO $50 10.
That l37 patients OF this class have received the ben
eh's of this appropriation, the annua! expense OF
whom q, the Asylum would be about $40 600. That
as il is apparent that the amount now appropriated
would pay but about third Of the expense Of sup
ly arda sufficient inducement for the towns TO send
their insane poor there, in order the bene-
fits Of the Asylum to this unfortunate class, they
recommend that The annual appropriation be increased
$1,000 whrh would leave about one half the expense
to lie paid BY the several towns on which their sup
port devolves.
That considering the large amount appropriated by
the State and the importance of the institution they
recommend that commits Toner be annually ap-
pointed by the Legislature, to visit the Asylum month.
ly or oener, and act in concert with the Trustees
and report to the Legislature annually the condition
and management of the Asylum, with such icges.
tons the interests of the Institution and of the
State NAV seem to require
That they find that the Institution is in prosper.
Gus condition. and has been juciously managed, and
strongly recommend it 10 the fostering care of the
State for its influence in diminishing IN so great de-
gree the mass of human misery in midst.
The Report was ordered to lie upon the table.
From the House. Resolution, ordering Librarian
TO send one copy OF the report of the State Geoogis
to each town clerk concurred in Bill, establishing
boundary line between Enosburgh and Bakersfield
referred to the committee on Land Taxes. Bill, in
addition to chapter ls OF R. s. relating 10 schools
referred TO committee on Education. Bill, providing
for an additional session of the Supreme Court in
Windsor County. Bill, relating TO inquesls on the
dead. Bill. for the relief of Patrick OFlannegan
Of Shoreham-severally referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Bill introduced. BY Mr. j. Barrett, amending
Sect. 7. Chap. 80 Of r. S. rs If il appear TO the
Court after Judgment in action of eecment in ia
vor of plaintiff that he claims title to the premises by
virtue Of any deed Of mortgage or bargain and sale
with defeasance, the condition of which has been
performed, and also that the premises worth as
much or more than the same equlably due TO the
plaintiff such court. on application Of defendant, may
order stay of the executions referred to the Judiciary
committee.
MIR Hurd called up the bill Incorporating the Ben
ningion County Bank: On motion Of Mr. Hodges
HOUSE.
Petition. or James Pitkin and IS others Of
Marshheld referred TO the committee on Educa-
ton.
Claims against bill paving Chas n. Turner bill or.
dered to lie on the table. BY Mr. Fairbanks from
the committee on Education against further legisa
ton on the subject of defining the duty Of common
school teachers, and of limiting the extent, and def,
ming the mode of punishment adopted By Mr.
La ~rence, from the select committee that no action
WINS required on the certificate Of the constable of Mt
Tabour; adopted.
Bills introduced. BY Mr. Lawrence, adding $4,000
to the present annual appropriation for 1.-THE insane
Poor, and establishing the office of Superintendent
over its concerns; referred to Judiciary committee
BY Mr. Howe of Shoreham, granting premium on
silk referred TO committee on Manufactures. From
the Senate, altering the name Of Windsor County
Bank referred 70 committee on Banks.
Bills passed.-Reatinc TO Fire Engine Companies
Amending chap. 10 Of r. s. relating to common
holding Of additional session Of the supreme cour
in Windsor county,
+ MIR Swift moved to print 200 additional copies OF the
Legislative Directory lost.
Mr. Swift called up the bill giving towns the right
10 elect town representatives by plurality, on the Sd
ballot.
Mr. S,oddnrd moved to lay the bill on the table
after remarks BY Mr. Stoddard for, and by Stevens
against the motion i! was put and lost, 81 TO 1856
The bill was then ordered to third reading.
FRIDAY Oct. II.
PRAYER by the Chaplain.
Petition presented. BY Mr. Sabine of G G Burn
ha,n nj Qntho nf Ia cd III tho
miee on Education.
Reports. BY Mr. Sabn, from the committee on
Educaiion in favor of the bill amending chapter
lS r. s. as to extend the benefit of the school money
| TO unorganzcd towns and cores; the bill was passed
BY Mr Woodbridge from the Judiciary committee, in
favor of the bill dispensing with the removal of corr
in the stalk and ear, when attached upon registry
| the town clerks Office, with an amendment; III,
amendment was nd pied and the bill was pas ed
By Mr. Villas from the same committee against tn
bill repeating section Is, chapter 81 Of r. s making
penal the administration OF extra JUDICIAL 0aths bill
refu ed 81 readin! after remarks by Mr. Woodbridge
for and by Messrs. Villas and Billings ngnns, the bill
BY Mr. Villas from the same committee, in favor of III
petition of Hiland Hall, with bill providing that ii
any case of exception, before the supreme Court fo
other cause than variance between the pleadngs il
the suit and the e"idence given trial. il before suc
Supreme Court any such evidence shall be found Il
exist, which in the opinion Of the court is not materia
to the substantial merits OF the case the court ma,
either disregard such evidence or direct an amend
Of the pleadngs correcting such variance on suc
terms shall be deemed reasonable, and render judg
ment as il no such variance had existed; bill wa
ordered 10 81 reading. Mr. Woodbridge, from III
committee, in favor Of the bill awarding clos
Jail executions against attorneys who refuse negec
| to account for moneys collected with an amendmen
making tie bill prospective only il its operation TIL
| amendment was discussed by Messrs Woodhrid
Barrett, Smith and Villas, and was adopted the bi
was ordered 10 a Sd reading.
| Bills introduced. BY Mr. Villas, to restore John I
Staples Of Shorehan, to his legal privileges referre
| to the Judiciary com.
Engrossed Bills passed. In addition 10 the net in
cooperating the Village Of Woodstock. Extending IN
right 10 bind over, under the license law, TO the Mayo
and Aldermen of vergennes.
| House Resolution. Raising select COMMITTEES I
define the County line between Bennington and Wind
ham cnnntss passed
Mr. Billings moved to reconsider the vote rcfiisin
the bill relating to extrajn'ia oaths third reading
| passed and the bill was laid on the table.
Mr. sias asked leave Of absence till Monday mex.
| granted.
HOUSE.
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr. Comings.
Petitions presented. By Mr. Nelson, of Jane
Morse end lis others, praying for the revival of III
to the committee on Military Affairs. or Daniel Pu
nam, PRAYING that portion Of the money coecie
bv the State on the recognizance Of one Thompson
who set fire 10 petitioners buildings. may be granite
HIM by The State; referred 10 the Judiciary commi
tee. OF William Elliott and others Of Monk ton
G C Burnham and AZ Others Of Danyille; referred
the committee on Education.
Reports. BY Mr. Adams from the committee O
Ways and Means. in favor # the hill granting pr
mums on silk. BY Mr. Midlehrook, from the con
mtee on Agriculture, in favor OF the bill relating
foreign cattle in agricultural fairs. BY Mr. Goodhu
from the committee on Manufactures, in favor of III
bill incorporating the Win0oski Mill Co. bill orders
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