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tee on roads: Of r r Robinson and others, to
on Education.
Bin introduced. BY Mr. Button. in addition
to chapter % Il s referred to judiciary com
nittee.
Resolution. by Mr. Thomas, directing the
Auditor Of Accounts TO report the Items of Ger.
tain accounts of the Quarter Master General
passed.
The amendments of the Senate 10 the bill
relative 10 insane stale prisoners were concur
red in.
Reports. BY select committee, against the
bill taxing Addison county, and it was dismiss
ed. By committee on Claims, against the claim
of Warren Bliss, and The House concurre'. BY
General committee, bill amending the act IN
cooperating the village of Mddlcbury. and it
vas ordered to 3D. reading. By committee on
Education, against bill in amendment Of chapter
Is II 5, authorizing towns to take railroad
stock,) and it was dismissed : a resolution for
the distribution of geological reports, which was
passed. By Judiciary committee. bill in addition
to chapter 67 Said on the table. BY com
miitcc OF Ways and Means bill rrpcaling all
laws on the school fund, cancelling the debt Of
the State to the fund, and transferring the bal.
ance Of the fund to the State Treasury; on mo.
ton Of Mr. Thomas 300 copies were ordered TO
be printed. BY Judiciary committee, bill rea.
the amendments of the Senate, which were
concurred in BY committee on Banks. bill ex.
tending the charter Of the Bank Of Bellows Falls
which was ordered 10 Sd reading. By com,
mittee on Education, Senate bill with amend
nen's, which were explained and supported by
Mr. Fairbanks, and adopted. These amendments
mainly were to substitute section :, 2, 3, 20, TO-
IA and Is of the House bill for similar provis-
ions of the Senate bill. Mr. Adams of Grand
Isle moved an amendment requiring school
money to be divided one third by districts and
two thirds by the schclar-oppnsed by Messrs
Button, Fairbanks, Danforth, Thomas, Russell,
and Chase of Franklin, and supp red by Messrs
RICE and Barlow, and rejecied-ayes &C. 1oes
100. The bill was ordered to a 81 reading.
The Senate came in and the following ap
pointmens we're made
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Elijah Cleveland, Harry Baxter, Assistant
judges. Strong, Brownngton, Sheriff.
Hubbard Hastings, High Bailff George Nve,
Judge of Probate. Thomas Jameson, Luke
Spencer, Samuel Conant. Jail Commissioners.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Ebenezer Bass, High B.ff.
The joint assembly adjourned to 3 p. NJ. Mon
day next.
The Governor notified the House of the re-
sgnalon of Gen. Casslus =. Peck, 81 Brigade
LIST Division.
The Chair appointed the committee on day
of adjournment, Messrs Adams Of Gaand Isle,
Crowley and Rice.
THURSDAY, Oct. 30.
SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain
Petition presented BY Mr. TT Barrett, of Jo-
mas Fish OF Chester, praying for change OF his
| name; referred TO the Judiciary committee.
Reports By Mr. 'Chittenden from the com
mitee on Roads and Canals in favor of the
House bill Incorporating the Vermont and Cana
da Kan Road on motion OF Mr. Bradley bill wa:
laid on the table, and made the special order fol
the afternoon. BY Mr. VIM. for the committee
on Manufactures, in favor of the bill in addition
TO chapter % of r. s., providing that all grain
may be held attached by leaving d copy OF attach
ment IN the town clerks Office, as in other cases
The bill was supported by Messrs Wlnn and
Noyes, and was opposed by Messrs Villas and
Barrett; refused third reading. By Mr. J. Bar
ret, from the judiciary committee, in favor o
| the bll relative to the discharge Of fire arms in
villages, with an amendment extending the pro
visions ofthe bill to villages hereafter organized
amendment adopted, and the bill was ordered ,C
a third reading. BY Mr. Woodbridge, agains
the bill amending chap. % of X $, relative t,
the filing of bills of exceptions bill refused
third reading. BY Mr. Hodges, from the com
mt'ee on Claims, in favor of the bill to pay Wu
Slade Sl6s,1S for expense incurred in printing
and transporting the reports of the geological
survey after inquiries by Messrs J. Barrett an,
! Villas, the bill wa passeds BY MI + Il Barrett
from the committee on Military aifiirs, agains
the petition of w ID Parker Of Bradford, fol
the revival of the militia act of ISIS petitioner
had leave to withdraw. By the same, from the
same committee in favor of the petition of ANA