Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-16

Georgc Aeh' Assistant Judges Of he County Court
i iioTaoe s Ferris FST' Darlington, sheriff
i hS,sfi ?. R S SAFES Sitornsy.
Charles Russell, Judge Of Probate
$ E $$ f $ $:::s.,, Jail Commissioners"
ADDISON COUNTY.
Vs sv W"os' Resistant Judges c County Court
David Church, Mddlqbury, Sheriff
ASH Chapman High BaiiiG
silos Jenson, Judge Of Probation The District If Addison
Harvey Munsill, Judge Of Probate for the District Of Ne|hauen
ilS xIIq@. Commissioner for the jail at iad'''rry.
Elliott Sheriff. Commissioners for the Jail pergenne,.
Samuel Morgan,)
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
Noao WI Jones' assistant Judges Of the County Court
Horace Powers, Morristown, Sheriff
/ Poland &at;'s .qaorSey
Iucius u Noyes, Judge Of Probate
si$% s' T TsS Jail co""i.,i'.'o"srs
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
WA WS,i H MO, assistant Judges Of e County Court,
John Reynolds Grand Isle, Sheriff.
Pardon Dewell, Hgh Bdiii6.
Frederick Hazen States Attorney
Augustus Knight, Judge Of PROBATE.
M EjSr i f2 SS...u Jail co""''o"S''
Joint Assembly adjourned to Tuesday noxt, 2P. NJ.
Petitions referred. OF Roin Richmond others aud II
Bascomb to the committee Educaton of Charles Walker
and others 10 the Committee on Agriculture.
Mr. swim, from the Committee, reported the Joint rules of the
last session, ind they were adopted. Adjourned
MoSDAY, Oct. Is.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The President appointed Ness subiu Fielj and Drownc
Committee on Public Documents. $50
Petitions presented BY MIR Campbell, Of Arnold and a
Others of WGsimnsie; by MI Bradley Of Nqhum Peck md
others Rutland; by Mr. Button Of Jared Andrews 10 9th
of Mount olnl referred thc Committee Education
Richard Abbott referred the committee on tIims Hy
Mr. Vila making the duty of the Count any action brought
against attorney, wheoin shall be proved Judgment
for the plaintiff that the damages for money collected in
the capacity OF attorney to issue against the defendant
having the same force and effect actions founded
tort and also empowering the Court to ssue process
mn attachment against defendants body action provided
the pf fc affidavit stating that such defendant In the re-
ceip OF moneys collected for his uso which refuses to deliver
Resolutions offered BY Mi Billings referring so much of Gov
ernors message relates educaton
Green Mountain Boys Remington to committee on militia
~ aia'5s and by Mr. Barrett SO much as refers to the Asylum
preme and County Court ORDERS the committee
severally passed. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev Mr. Comings.
The Speaker announced the following
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.
On EGct9n-Mcsrs Lawrence, Edgerton, Tden, Weston,
Howe Of Luncnbugh, Rising, Carpenter.
son of Ryegee, Blackmer Clark of Georgia.
Judiciary Comraatec-Mess Swift, Kellogg Stevens RUSSELL
Frosi, Bogue ''"'''
On RoadsMosars Hall of Buttleboro Choevcr, Bowman,
On Banks-Mcssrs Butler, Fletcher Harmon Reyes of Put
On observation-disclosures Fairbanks Danfo,h, FairchI, Con-
verse, Horton.
On .Maapae,pes-Messr Kendrick, Hutchinson Goodhue
On Pease Jenney, Wilcox Holden Mid.
On Land 7aresMossrs DHy, Nelson of Derby, Phelps,
Beckett, Gilmore of Ira.
To make The Grand LMessrs Buck, Bobee; Morse Bal.
lou Leonard, Buckln; Strong Of Waham Foot Ross Fobuh
Lougee Buon Phelps, Buce Darwin Rolfe Wimarh, Wech
Maynard Moson Joyn Kay Benson, Chaeo Burbank Mat
Churchill longdon Buchanan Townshend Bliss Banchur
Barlow, Smith Of Barton, Waterman, Fry Davis of lburgh
spaord Smith Of RPon, Bailey Chase Calais. Fainswonh
HuStshinSo Anns WhssIog Page Rssnap' olcomb
On the State P, son-Messrs Humond Gilmore of Rutland,
Lathrop, Lawrence, Rice,
Committee under Gh Joint fae-Messs Stevens, Kellogg,
referring petition Charles Walker peace,
ss on hs agreed G1S 9 g0H
Rsso,os BY Mr. Forhus referring SO much Of the Gov
fve by Mr. Russell referring much relates penenary
system TO he committee on Judiciary BY MI Burbank insus
holding seat in this House from unorganzcd towing by Mr.
Converse, nstructng the committee and in
que whether the burden of axaoa personal and real
city may not be more nearly equnzed by Mr. Gilmore of Rut
the Governors relates Geological Survey, and
inquire whether the annual appropriation should be increased or
enos Message relates expenses OF supreme county
courts to the judiciary committees by Mr. Braton, nstuctng
n the of school teachers particularly in reference
oorPorea ENTHUSIASTICALLY adopted.
Bs ntr daced. From the Senate, repeating the povso
1874 relative to offences against private popey referred to u
dietary committee BY Mr. Crowley to charter the Bank Of
relating to lire engine companies referred to Judiciary com
mittee
Petitions refrred of Patrick oFanegan the judiciary
committee Of John Nichols and Others and Jans Andrews and
others, committee Educaton OF Enos Merrill others
to committee on military affairs.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
Petitions presented BY Mr. TIT Barrett, of William Aiming.
% Others of James Sowle 81 others of Faircdrer-
red to the committee Education.
Bits introduced By Barrett addition to act incorporating
he village of Woodstock referred to committee Roads and
Canals BY Mr. Richardson, addition chapter % of r. -,
dispensing with the removal of the stock and in the
Judiciary committee BY Mr. Brownel, in amendment Of
G3of r. s. allowing divorce OF wu dcsertion
three years. although such deserton happened when the par
les were residing 10 another state provided the party
efcrred to Judiciary committee.
Resolution BY Mr. Billings, nstructing the committee
Land Taxes inquire into the expedency OF so altering the law
require the grand list to be finished gu the first day OF Au
led. Adjourned.
MONDAY, Pm.
HOUSE.
Bills introduced Mr. Hammond alter the of Mary
Aabea Parker, which referred to the general committee
m hee ndae and the State to be
hree judicial circuits with judge to each ccu referred to
Petitions referred. of II Darling and others, w Hopkins
Others VIM Arlington and Others and Tabor and Others
committee education of George Nye, to committee
roads.
Resolutions BY Mr. Stevens, elect Sergeant at Arms and
Auditor Treasury department O'Clock tomorrow
BY Mr. Nuter nstructng the judiciary committee TO
the expedeny Of mode of defining school dis
rets in cores and unorganized towns; adopted
The judiciary discharged from the bill to ncor
porate The Winooki Mill Co. and it referred to the
Manufactured also from petitions and bills relative to
engine companies and they referred to the committee
Of Ways and Means. go.
Tho judiciary committee reported against the Senate bill rea
offences against and rejected also
another bill the subject, which ordered to uid
reading. Adjourned
TUESDAY, Oct IA.
SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Petitions presented. by Mr. Villas, of Darias
Pride and % others of Williamstown referred To