The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-21

| On the petitions for County Houses o.
| Corection-Messrs. Kellogg, HammOnd
Ballou, Kennedy, Chase gf Franklin.
On so much OF th Governors Message
as relates TO observation-disclosures. Forbush
Conkey, Bentley, Cook, Fay.
Bills introduced. By Mr.. Thomas, in rela-
| ton 10 the Vermont Central Railroad Com
| pany, repeating the section exempting the
| road from taxaticn.) referred 10 the Judi
ciary com By MIR, Marston, relating to
elections, (vctes 10 be written orprinted on
clear white paper,) referred to Committee of
| Elections.
Petitions Referred OF Kent Wright and
others, TO Committee on Educ Cation; of C..
w. Fenion and others, for railroad from
Bennington to the south inc of the State, TO
committee on roads; of A. II. Barker, to
committee of Claims; Of john Meacham
and others for recharier ofIhe bank of Or
well, to the committee on Banks.
BIZ read third time and passed A bill
relating to offences against private property.
The Senate came III and the following ap-
pointments were maze:
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
B. F. Morgan, Assistant Judges Of
Leonard Sergeant, the County Court.
Jasper Wall, Sheriff. I'D
Aaron DEMO jr., High BaliG.
4. Z. Lyman, Stdte's attorney.
Hiram Barton, Judge Of Probate for The Dis
triet Of Bennington.
Nathan Burton.Judge Of Probate for the Dis
[trict Of Manchester.
David IS p Love, Jail Commissioners for the
erI G. P MerriII, Jail at Bennington.
Major Major HawIey, Commissioners for the Jail
Martin SIocum at Manchester.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Frederick Smith, { Assistant Judges Of the
John mcLane, County Court.
Eloel Sayre, Sheriff.
Amos S. Little, High Baif.
Jefferson =. Kidder, States Attorney.
Edmund Weston, bulge Of Probate for he
District Of Randolph.
]. w. D. Parker, Judge of ProB1te for The
District If Bradford.
Il. E. G. Mclaughlin,
Eiihu Norton, Jail Commissioners
Lemuel II. George.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Pardon 4. Kinball, High Balig.
VIM. Adams.
R Rsfsm o Fass:. jail o'""i''io"'F'-
Ellery Albee, JESsss Of Probate for the Dis
[triet Of KesimiRister
The joint assembly adjourned to Tuesday
next 3 p. VI. Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 10
HOUSE.
Bills reported. From the committee on
Ways aud Means, in favor of the same distri
button OF The school money among unorgan
lied as in organized towns ordered to 81
reading. From the Committee Of Ways and
Means, in favor Of eXempting members OF
Fire Engine Companies from the payment OF
poll taxes, from military duty, and from serv-
ing as jurors; ordered to a third reading.
Petitions referred. OsJ. d. Bradley, for
renewal Of the grant Of Bloomington and Brat
rleboro' Rail Road. TO the Committee on
Roads. or the Troy Conference Academy,
prayng;for the privilege of comforting degrees
upon their graduates, to the Committee on
Education.
Bills in'roduced. By Mr.. Hill Of Bratlle
horo', incorporating the Bennington aud
Bratteboro' Rail Road. By Dir. Button. in
cooperating Bennington and Rutland Raj
Road-bolh referred to the committee on
Roads. BY Mr.. Lawrence, extending the
charter Of the Bank of Middlebury; referred
TO the COMMITTEES on Banks.
Senate resolutions. That part OF tho Gov
ernor's Message relating TO slavery was refer
red to special committee consisting OF
Nessrs, Swift, Chase Of Franklin, SFaford,
Rice, and Warner.
Al his request, Mr. Rice was excused irom
acting on the committee. adjourned.
, o'cLocL, P. N.
SENATE.
House Resolutions. Directing State Ii
hrarian to distribute copies OF the L. s.
Laws among the se7eral counties: concur
red in.
The Senate went into joint assembly. On
returning, communication was received
from the Governor, transmitting from the
State Geoloeist his first animal Report: the |
Was rrferred to the commit |
tee on Finance. Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Q O'CLOCK. p. n.
Messrs. Halls of Bra,,leboro' Converse.
Thomas and Capen were ap-
pointed the special committee 10 examine in
10 the concerns Of the Vermont Asylum for
the Insane.
The Senate came in, and the joint assem-
bly, proceeded to the election Of Sers eant-at-
Arms, which resulted on the 9th ballot as fol-
Ows:
w. T. Burnham, lib
+. r. Riser. SO
Il. +. Burnhain, 80
+. $. Camp, 10
Scattering,
and Mr. w. r. Burnham was accordingly
declared elected.
They also proceeded to the election Of an
Auditor in the treasury department with the
following result:
Joseph Berry, 1877
Royal Hatch, 73
Fl. Y. Barnes, 10
Scattering,
Joseph Berry was accordingly declared G.
eeted.
Thereupon the joint assembly was dissolv-
ID.
Bills introduced: By Mr.. Goodhue. repeal