Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05

persons, to which all societies must report ex.
pcnses. premiums, all statements of modes of
cultures and answers TO interrogatories, an alb
stract of which returns is to be published annu.
ally at the expense Of the Sate-but all expen.
ses not to exceed $500 years. ordered to 81
reading Bv judiciary committee, to be dis
charged from the bill requiring check lists of
voters, which was agreed to, and thc bill referred
to committee on elections; a substitute for the
bill relating to bowling alleys, and it was laid on
the table BY select committee bill incorpora.
ting a new town from Ferrisburg. To be called
Basin TIarbor; laid ON the table, Bv committee
on roads. against bill in alteration of chap. 90 X.
s., providing for assessment OF damages by high
ways; bill supported by Mr.. Kittredye of F.,
opposed by Mr.. RofA., aha aai.missed By gcn-
era committee, bills altering the name of Albert
Eddy Pratt, and in amendment of chap. IS r.
s.. relating to rents Of lands appropriated for re-
lgious purposes ordered TO Sd reading By
committee Oh agriculture, bill for the improve
ment Of horses; supported by Mr.. Squier, OPP
posed BY Mr. Rice Of s. and dismissed.
The Auditor Of Accounts m lde report in an
swer To resolution OF the House, of sums due
the State from county clerks, from which it ap-
pears that Sl7 Is is due from S. II. Blackmor
Of Bennington county, and $500 26 from F. w.
Hopkins Of Rutland county, and that the bonds
of the latter have been put in suit.
The bill relating TO the manufacture and sale
Of leather, (requirng manufacturer to mark his
nlma on the leather. with the weight of sole
leather, and fixing penalties if the leather proves
not to be merchantable or to be short in weight
was explained by Messrs. Deane and Henry,
opposed by Messrs. Spngue. Huntley and Need
ham. and dismissed, 40 TO 5.
From The Senate. Bills Incorporating Peo-
pies Academy and West Randolph Academy
referred TO committee on education. Granting
ferry to John 5. Larrabee referred to commit
tee On roads.
The House resumed consideration Of the bill
fixing the boundary line between Bennington
and Windham county: the bill was opposed by
MIR. Glllett and refused second reading.
Adjourned.
TUESDAY, Oct. &c.
SESATE.-Praver by the Chaplain.
BIS reported By M. Kimb,Il. from the
committee on roads, in favor of the bill incorpo-
rtting Woodstock railroad company passed
BY the same, from same committee, in favor OF
the hill IN alteration Of act Incorporating the
Champain and Connecticut river railroad co.
| ordered to a third reading By Mr.. Miner, from
committee on roads, in favor of the bill relating
to the magnetic telegraph; passed
Remoastrunces presented. BY Mr. Hilton. OF
Samuel Morgan and SO others, against bridging
the lake ut Rouse's Point: read on call Of Mr.
Hodges, and on motion of Mr.. Foster laid on the
table. By Mr. J. llunilton, of Philo Dnolitte
and l29 others of Burlington, against the same
project referred to committee on roads.
Eagrossed Bill. Altering time of holding
County Court in Whitman to I'd Tuesday in
April and 81 Tuesday in September; passed.
House dWr rejtcred kepealins sec. If ac
OF 'l6 relating to reporting decisions OF Supreme
Court: to Judiciary committee. Incorporating
the village of Castleton to committee on roads
The bill relating to the rights OF married wo
men was taken up, and the amendments, pa set
yesterday, in committee Of the whole, wer,
adopted Mr.. Foster moved 10 amend by substi
tniing for the bill another, providing that thu
rents and profits of the real estate owned by the
wifi, shall be held by her free from the contro
of her husband, and for her sole benefit, ant
shall be exempt from attachment for his debts
and that she may d'vse her real estate by will
The amendment was supported by Senators Eos
ter. Hod yes, Mead and Kimball, and was op
posed by Senators Cushman and Harrington
pending which discussion, the Senate went int
Joint assembly. On returning. Mr., Sweat NOV
ed to lay the bill with the amendment on In
table; carried.
Bill inroiuccl BY Mr.. Miner. altering tn
times of holding the Supreme Court in CaIedo
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