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

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p. Poland. Slate's Attorney.
Lucius II. Noyes, Judge of Probate.
Nm Vim: p SAW Sawyer Jail Commissioners.
G. A. Eaton, \
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Wallis Mott, }14ssistant Judges Of III
Wm.H.Lyman, County Court.
John Reynolds, Grand Isle, Sheriff.
Pardon Dewey, High Balif.
Frederick Hazen, States Attorney.
Augustus knight, Judge Of Probate.
A AsSs' Pass hsss, Jail Commissioners
VIM. II. Russell,
Joint Assembly adjourned to Tuesday next
Q ppm.
Mr.. Swift, from the Committee, &c. )repor
ted the joint rules Of the last session, and they
were adopted. Adjourned.
Monday, Oct. 13.
The Speaker announced the following
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
HOUSE:
On observation-disclosures. Lawrence, Edger,
ton, Tilden, Weston, Plumb, sGardner Keel.
or. -
OF Ways and Means-Messrs. Adams oil
Grand Isle. Rice, Howe ofLunenburg, Ris-
ing, Carpenter.
On Military Affairs-Messrs.H Harlow, How
of Shoreham, Nelson of Ryegate, CLARK Of
Georgia. tf
Judiciary Committee-Messrs. Swift, Kel-
logg, Stevens, Russell, Mars,on.
fClaims-Messrs. Stoddard, Clark OF
MiddIetown, Jones, Frost, Bogue.
On Roads-Messrs. Hall of Brattleboro,
Cheever, Bowman, Newell, HOLSTER.
On Banks-Messrs. Button, Fletcher,
Reyes Of Putney, Thomas.
On observation-disclosures. Fairbanks, Dan
forth, Fairchild, Converse, Norton.
On Manufactures-Messrs kendrick, Hut
Crimson, Goodhue, Perkins, Hitchcock.
On observation-disclosures. Pease, Jenney,
Wilcox, Holden, Middlebrook.
On Land Taxes-Messrs. Drury, Nelson Of
Derby Phelps, Sackett, Gilmore of Ira.
To make upthe Grand List-Messrs. Buck,
Bebee, Morse, Ballou, Leonard, Bucklin.
Strong of Walham, Foot, Ross, Forbush,
Lougee, Burton, Phelps. Bruce, Darwin,
Rolfe. Wilmar;h, WEIGH, MAYNARD. Mason.
JcsIyn, Kay, Benson, Chaffce, Burbank, Mat
hews, Hazeu, Landon.
GGHcIai lilittrc-luGSSES. L row Y,
Batehe!der, Aiken, Churchill. Lauedou, Blu
chsnan, Townshend, Bliss, Blanchard, Bar
low, Smith Of Barton, Waterman, Fry, Da-
Wis Of Alhurg.
Distributing COMMUNICATIONS. Bentley,
Harrington, Barden, Spaiford, Smith of Rip
ton, Bailey, Chase of Calais, Farnsworth
Hutchinson, Apdrus, Wheelock, Page, Bel
KNAPP, Holcomb.
Committee on BiIls-Messrs. Markham,
Bill.
On the Stale Prison-Messrs Hammond
Gilmore Of Rutland, La,hrop, Lawrence,
Rice.
Committee of Observation-Disclosures Russell,
Jones, Stoddard.
Committee under fifth Joint Rule-Messrs.
Stevens, Kellogg, Fairbanks.
SENATE.
Resolution. By Mr.. Billings, iustructing
the committee on Land Taxes TO enquire iu-
to the expedieucy of so altering the law as to
require the grand list to.be finished on the first
day ofAugust, and the taxes to be collected
Immediately thereafter, passed. Ad-
journed.
Tuesday, Oci. II. e
Petitions presented. BY Dir. Simonds, Of
AildSds L Oidlh anu OtEcTS Vi OllGduS
County, praying that each private shall re-
ceive a just compensation for services and
expenses devoted to military drills and train
ings, in lieu of any deduction from their
grand list; referred TO committee on Military
Affairs.
Bills introduced. BY Mr. WOODBRIDGE. re-
pealing the section the 9th chapter Of r.
s., which makes the extrajudicizl administra-
ton Of Oaths and penal ofi.nee-both refer
red to the committee on Judiciary.
Resolutions. GyMr. Billings, referring so
much as relates to orr connection with the
Federal Union, Texas. and Slavery, TO the
JrdiciaryeOmUi,tee Mr.. Villas thought that
not the appropriate committee, and on his
motion the resolution was, for the present,
laid on the table
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Resolutions. By Mr.. Howe of ShorehaD.
referring SO much ofthe Governors message
as relates to the insane to the com. Of Ways
and Mea ns.-Passed
Bills Introduced. By Mr.. Stevens, in rela
ton to the election of town Representatives
by plurality; referred to the committee on
elections.
Petitions referred. OF Darius Pride and
others. to committee on Education; Of X.
Darling and others. to committee on Military
Affairs; remonsIrance of n. w. Stearns and
others. to the select committee on the petit
ton for new town on Avery's Gore, and Rip
ton.
The House proceeded to ballot for En-
crossing Clerk, and ENOCH DAVIS, Esq,
of Bennington was elected:
En0ch Davis, 108
Joseph b. Danforth IT,, 81