Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-31
"WEDNESDAY, Oct. 90.
SENATE.

surviving CniuIeh Vi CO'. Seth warner, COM
mander OF the forces of this state in the Revo.
lutionary war, praying for relief; representing
that by resolution of the Legislative Govern.
ment of this state in 1770, two hundred hounds
Of the then lawful money was ordered to be paid
to said Col. Seth Warner, to make good in par,
the depreciation of the then circulating medium,
in which he had been paid for his public services
and that he died while large portion of said
sum was yet due and also representing that
the legislative government of Vermont in 1887
granted to the widow and heirs of Col. Seth
Warner 1000 acres of ground, which have
proved to be utterly valucess referred TO the
committee on Claims. >.
committee. in favor tf the bill restoring John w
Staples of Brainlree, to his legal privileges bill
ordered to Sd reading BY The same, from the
same committee, against the bill in amendment
OF chap. % of Il S, relative to the attachment of
grain in the stalk and ear--lIr Winn stlpported
the bill, and on motion of MT Villas, it was re.
ferred to the committee on Manufactures. By
Mr. Woodbridge, from the same committee, in
favor OF the bill altering the times of holding
county court in Windham county. Mr. Howe
moved 10 amend so tina, the bill should not 20
into effect Till after the first day of January :
amendment with the bill laid on the table. By
the same, from tie same committee, in favor of
the petition of Oliver Beckwilh and others, for
change of the name Of S l. Stafford leave
granted to petitioners 10 introduce bill. The
committee on Claims, through Mr. Hodges, ask.
ed to be discharged from the further considera-
ton of the petition of William Rounds for relief,
as it was proper claim for reference to the
Auditor Of Accounts: granted.
Biz introduced. BY Mr. Richardson, for the
improvement of common schools providing for
town experimenting com. alone, and possessing
some other peculiar minor features referred to
the com. on Education.
Engrossed Bills. Amending chan. 10Y of r
), relative TO the increase of sheriffs' fees. Mr.
Smith moved its indefinite postponemcnt. After
remarks by Mr. Smith in favor of, and BY Messrs
Onion, Barrett and Richardson against the
motion, it was withdrawn, and the bill was laid
on the table, In addition to chap IS of R E.,
relative TO the taxation of persons residing in
one town, and set off into the school district Of
another; passed.
House Resolution Directing the Auditor of
Accounts to audit the account of the secretary
OF STATE Tor composing, correcting and comple,.
ing the record OF Revolutionary services and its
Index: referred 10 the COM on Claims.
MIR Billings called up the bill, obligatlng Jus.
tees, OH proper application, to require the pro.
duction by pedars Of their Licenses. After
discussion by Messrs ] Barrett and Billings in
favor OF, and by Messrs y II Barrett and Villas
against the bill, on motion Of Mr. Barrett, it was
again iald on the table.
a message was received from the Governor,
transmitting papers received from other States,
anu rom ieHas, and also The memorial of Alex
ahder Vatlarmere of Paris, relative to tho sim
ternatIona exchanges of the productions of ma
ture and of the mind" All referred. without
reading to the com. under the 9Th joint rule
HOUSE.
n $780,,
PRAYER bv Row Mr. Co,,;,,, 'lo'A' a. M
Petitions By Mr. Kolln1g If N,r 1,-:.
for the recharter of tho REL ~ poiin
refarrod ~ a y, '"e n'nn u DeIio"s faIls
Harris and "a Others Of Waiiim ~ ~ ,lSwar1
to the com. ON Educatiop
Reports. Bv Mr.. Barow. f,o, tho J,dioi,r,
committee. unfavorahIv mo-, ,ho r.i,,,ta.,
s,rncting Them o inan;ro 'rcn , ,e aesn,ut'on M
altering law in relation n VI
process as 70 make ali a,,sch,an,,a vi "eshe
benef, of all creditors Trom he muG ~ 'me
Banks in favor of hin ey,enJ;rr char,o, ~ ~
Bank of Middlebnrv. " '''0
Bills Lltyodvcod o,J Poc.r.oJ p,,p
man au,horizing selec,o,an -, ~ a' Nv"
the COMMITTEES IN W. al NJ '"" y"
Bill. TO reneal law raia,inn 70 ' Too, ns M
keepers and reta;Ie,s rofas ~ ~ Icnsus 10 I'M
By Mr. Stevens. 10 incornoraie Tho Vono,o, 'o,,,i
Canada Railroad ComnanvNsaia ,o.J 80. %,u
inr from same no;n, in E,arI,t;, 'w'u eH'cuu>
ada line TO connec, with ai,Ior w. Gh W. Ian'
ane Connecticut PaiIroad ~ H. Wa ,'"I'
trail: TO commi,,eo on Poads w. a,1 I r oID
Mr. Adams. of Grand Islo ro, anu S'" Ia, .,
chan. Is Of s raIa,on, -, .oPea,'ms SGT 90 %
to cnmnitto y, EJnoa,;ns ~ d. Do".,'n scnoois
one nav TO ho holJ ~, n'@ s
,achmon, IF avoou.;o % Ie'S eNen'p' ''o'ii al
Nv MT pbeln. f,r ,lo ,oI III oo''n.,,ee'
a. nn,borizn, !, ., VIC ,eu' " .'ie ,oWh OF per-
m the Grad i, DE-" Dc Us us. VI ~ TO com
Tho nar,o Of SIS, n"s,, 10y WI Da',,ortn' aternlhg
IRA, conui,,oo i'o''"ua 'io' u Tue ueh'
Resolutions H., -. p,h :,
Coyornor,s - W. iu'ho, referring the
mo Of .hs s,a,o E"nia;" relative 10 lhe PRINT
an Wovs .nd report 10 ,ne CON-
,rovdnr f., tha n,l "uoP'.". by Mr honas'
~ ST., "eu'. VI 'ne account OF ,he
p ouoIn,;1,, - W. oo"ip,etlns inc record OF
500 n.",' dopp'eu' FROM ,he
ion ~ "a p'o'.Gas ou tne purchase ana alstr,ou'
n la rotd;., aSnuu'" b'sest ofaer-
or ;o;o, asoi, 1p,'i ,ne senate, pfoVldlhs
Ind@os 81 ,bo Snr ~ G S,oeN 'o-uay, 70 e'eel
noyed n sm,o,d hp ;n.o.,in E';., 1870, o"ie!
IVoJuo w. a.o"u ~ ,nse''F Ir'u"! lns'eau OF
ion was nassed. Nv Mr Edgnr,on ;ns,rnc,;nr
committee on Military Affairs 10 inouire into the
,xpediency of pavinG tho uniform militia and
providing for their better discinlioo. adonted
Engrossed bills. In addition to chap. 25 of r
J, relating to immaterial variances between