The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-28

ana to each OF our Senators and representa-
tivcs in Congress.
Which we're unanimously adopted.
BY committee on roads, bill extending act
chartering company for making Connecticut
River nayigable by Bellows Falls; ordered
to Sd reading,
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 20.
Bills Reported. BY Mr. Miner, from select
COMMITTEES, according to instructions, bill re-
pcaling the act Of '46 to prevent imposition
Ia the sale of medicines on his motion, laid
on the table. BY Mr.. Cushman, in favor Of
the bill extending the charter of the bank of
Manchester three years ordered to third
reading.
Bus Introduced. BY Mr. Mattocks, enlarg-
ing the capital stock Of the bank Of Calcdo
MIA to $75, 900; referred to the committee on
banks.
House Bill. Extending the net of 1880
for the relief Of the company for rendering
Connecticut river nayigable by Bellows Falls !;
referred to the committee on roads,
HOUSE.
Bills introduced and rcferre1--By Mr..
Seymour, to charter Fergennes Hook and
Ladder company, to general committee. BY
Mr.. Dean, relating to the manufacture and
sale Of leather; TO committee on manulac-
lures. BY Mr., Bullock, in alteration and
amendment of chap 20, r S, to committee
on roads. BY Mr.. Sawyer, in alteration of
chap 20 Il 5, relating to trustees, to judiciary
committee By Mr.. Porter, ehartcring
Woodstock railroad company, to committee
on roads
Bill passed. In addition to act chartering
company to make Connecticut river naYiga-
bic by Bellows Falls.
Senate came in and the following appoint
ments were made:
SUPREME COURT.
STEPHEN ROYCE, Berkshire, Chief
Justice, unanimously.
ISAAC F. REDFIELD, Montpelier, LIST
Asst Justice unanimously.
MILO /. BENNETT, I'd Asst Justice,
(Bennett 1877, Kellogg $50
DANIEL KELLOGG, Rockingham, Sd
Asst. Justice, unanimously.
HlLAND HALL, Bennington, 4th Asst
Justice, unanimously.
CHARLES DAVIS, Danville, 5th Asst
Justice, unanimously.
MILITARY.
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AFTERNOON, O'clock
Engrossed Bills Extending the charter Of
the bank Of Manchester three years passed. |
Changing the name of the Green Mountain
Bank, and extending the time one year prior
to the banks going into operation passed.
A message was received from the Cover |
nor transmitting a long and able report of
Charles X. Williams, commissioner to inquire |
into the validity of the claims of the State |
upon the General Government for expendi- |,
lures in the revolutionary war, and also the |
report OF the committee appointed by, the
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Royaiton y and the steam tow boat company
-amcnded by placing the act under the con
troll Of future legislatures and both bills
were ordered to a Sd reading. BY judiciary
committee, bill relating to the village Of Wood
stock ordered 10 a third reading.
Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr..
George, to incorporate the Waloomsick mill
company; TO committee on m SI t,i
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