Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-31


and referred TO the committee on Education. OF W.
NJ. Griswold and ISL others Of Weaihersfeld f; re-.
fsrrcd to the committee on Education. Of Nathaniel
Fullerton and others, praying for the extension OF the
Bank Of Bellows Falls referred to the committee
on Banks.
Reports. From the Committee on Military Az.
fairs, against the petition Of William Haskins. From
the committee on Banks, in favor OF bill extending
the charter of the Bank Of Newlury, with an
amendment providing tina: the interest upon loans
TO the State shall not exceed four and one half per
cent amendment adopted, and the bill was ordered
to third reading.
Bills introduced. BY Mr. Hail. proviiing that
when person shall have been absent from the state
more than 10 years unheard Of the Judge of probate
may administer upon bis estate. BY Nj Barlow
providing that oil married women may hold real and
personal estate in their own name and right both re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee. BY MI Rider
annexng part Of Province Island to Newport. BY
Mr. Bill, altering the names Of certain persons-boh
feferred to the General committee
Resolution. by Mr. Aiken, instructing the COM
mttee Of Ways and Means to inquire into the expe..
dency Of applying the school fund to the payment OF
From he Senate. Bill in addition to chapter 10 of
r. s. providing for the taxation of persons, who re;
district OF another; passed. Resolution. providing
for the purchase and distribution of 80 copies OF
Wa>hburns Digest pns'ed.
The bill to pay Charles II. Turner was taken up
and recommitted TO the Committee OF Claims.
Mr. Fairbanks called mp the bill for the improve.
ment Of Common Schools, and the House resolved
USelt INTO committee oil the WnOe, ana prOCeeueu 10
consider the bill section by section. Mr. Markham
moved to amend 30 that the town committee shall
consist of not more than one individual supported
by Mr. Briggs, and tsed by Messrs Kellogg, FAR
banks, Fairchild, and RUSSELL and lost After the
adoption of other minor amendments proposed by
Messrs Mars on, Fairbanks, Goodhuc, and Chase,
and pending The consideration of the bill in Commit
Tee OF the Whole. the House adjourned.
SENATE.
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m,tee, in favor Of the bill preca'hhs Judiciary Com.
ptesides at nisi prius from sitting on appeal with
amendments; amendments were adopted and on
motion of Mr. T. r.. Barrett, the bill was laid the
table. BY Mr. VIM, from the Committee on Manu-.
features, in favor of the bill repeating act granting
premiums on silk bill read the 30 time and on mo-
lion of Mr. Chittenden, il was laid on the table, BY
Mr. Rich, from the Committee on Finance, in favor OF
the bill appropratinp $1,000 annually for the benefit
of the insane poor bill, on motion of Mr. J. Barrett
laid on the table. BY Mr. Chtenden, from the
mittee Roads and Canals in favor of the bll rea
ting to the laying out of highways, in addition to
Chap. 20 OF II. s ; ordered to 81 reading BY the
same from the same Committee, in favor of the bill
facilitating the making Of turnpike roads free roads
bill ordered to third reading. and on motion of Mr.
J. Barrett, laid on the table. BY Mr. VIM. from the
Comml!iee on Manufactures, against the oil! lncorpo-
rating tie Wnooski Mill Company Mr. Richardson
moved to amend the I'LL by suhieciing it 10 the pro.
vision of Chap. 70 OF the X. s. entitled private corpo
ratlons; carried, and the bill was passed. BY Mr.
Smith, from the Committee on Education, in favor Of
the bill providing for distributing the several
OF the State the income of the State School fund ;
bill ordered to lie upon the table. By Mr. Sabin from
the same committee. to which was referred the Re-
port OF the Commissioners appointed 10 examine the
condition Of the University of Vermont. resolution
concelling noe signed by G. w. Benedict and 9TH
ers for S3OlS 75 given in 1881 the benef, of the
University, and payable 10 the school fund on mo-
ton Of Mr. Smith, the resolution was laid on the
table.
The committee on claims, through Mr. Hurd, asked
to be discharged from the further consideration of the
bill to pay Richard +. Abbott; granted.
Bills passed. To restore J I'm w. Staples to his
legal privileges. Altering the name of S l.. Stafford.
Establishing hospital a, Castc,on. Relating to the
production of their licenses by peddlers
The Senate went into committee of The whole. and
proceeded to consider the bill relating to Common
Schools, M Hodges moved to allow the State Su.
perintendent the sum of $500 annually supported
by Messrs Hodges and Noyes and opposed by NIesrs
Morgan and Woodbridge, and the motion failed. Mr.
Morgan moved TO allow 5000; carried Mr. Morgan
moved TO allow the County .:uperlntendents 81, so
day for actual service, with their expenses: carried
Mr. Morgan at the request of Mr. Smith, moved TO re-
consider the vote establishing the salary of the State
Superintendent; carried After remarks nv Mr.
Smith against the allowance established, the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE.
Petition. OF citizens of district No. in Goshen
Gore, praying for share in the school money; re-
ferred to the Committee of WAYS and Means
Reports From the Ju iciary Committee, in fav or
of the bill providing for body executions against
torneys who refuse TO account for collected
bill ordered TO Sd reading. From the Committee on
Claims, against the petition of Daniel Putnam, -
From the Committee of Ways and Means in favor OF
the bill repeating providing for Geological s
vey of the State bill laid on the table BY Mr. KEEL
logg, from the Judiciary Committee against the bill
10 prevent fraudulent sales of personal property |;
bill ordered TO I'd reading. From the General Com
mee in favor of the bill repeating act granting
bounty on the destruction of bears. Mr. Rice moved
to lay the bill on the table, remarkng that theEe
bill pending in the Senate repeating all laws grant
ing premiums on silk as he lived in a part Of the
State congenal TO the growth of hears but lily adap
ted TO the culture of 81 k. and MS he opposed to
my inequality in the distribution Of public benefits,
he should he called ~ vn,e mon he m,,,or core
I'D 'Hou'u '' ''eu ~ '''e 'po" ''7 'a''ef cur
nm ;n,ro,,,..d n, Mr. u,vh,,, .,,o,di,n Co,
IS The acI ral,,;r -, ,aa,sa -, H.; e.
t.,eys. referyeJ ~ ,ho Gsnar,i C,mr';,,ao anu
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er, ,hs F",,h T W oo 70 H.
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IN mn,;on n NJ Eairb, S" ,Ia ty,, ,, into
tho tnmm;,,ee Of Tho Will NO no rn vs. Sohnoi
Hi Mr. BARLOW moved ~ .m"r% ,hs hi, hy rL in
n, ,ha ,ord ,.oaSonot "snu u VI, Wy ;n',s
uo Lii, u.s. las n oo'Ieusa. anu ,sea.
nmm;,,ae pon,os.J lbs NJ 9 10 ue 'Iw.
NJ W,,vev nvsJ ~ w. Luz III Uaas' u'I 20 '.s.
da, instead ~ 80 ~ ,,a Ty .'om,'s ~t,oo Pea
sc,naj serv;ce carroJ NJ rL,pprar ''nnaJ ~, W
.,,,Lo ont ,ho soc,;or na,;',;, 7 49,; 81 c., ~,
hn ,onnh, ~ 4; ,r;.' p p,,e 80. nv NJ o., y.
uo aausni ~ ufnT' sJnoo's "pposei ny MI Non-
go, 1910; ~ ua' i y. o' ttr 10. os.u W "
mona,s annaY, TO- -, 81 III ~ ~ II ' i;
JaJ "ppo, W ."' ,Gwn sha, r po eqay W
To- ,o ,h s .,S ~ ~ hu one nai p,"por,,ona'.
~, "'s uu'"9, :" seho'a.s; supported ny Mcs, :
W' LII a'yd" NJ "nu NV, n"u opposed ny
FranhIin Aiken Eorch;id r,, "' Ha,v Hn'I1 ;"