Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-22

To make sp he Grand List--MIessrs Spra1uc
Of Brandon, Cole of Mount Holly, Godfrey of
bennington, Carpenter of Pownal, Miller of
Dummerston Arnold of Londonderry, South
gate of Bridgewater, Adams Of Andover Birch
ard of Shorcham, Carlysle Of Goshen, Holbrook
of Orange, Blanchard Of Vershire, Root of
Shclburnc, Hobart of Westford, Wheeler Of
Calais, Upham of Warren, ldc Of Waterford,
French Of Hardwick, Farrar of Richfor,l. sm-
lie of Bakersfield, Russell of Stowe, Pennock of
Wolcott, Ferrin Of Holland, Prouty Of Newport
Blood of Canaan, Wright of Bloomfield, Wilscy
of North Hero, Cooper Of Isle La Mott
TO eqiidlize the Grand Lisf--Messrs Goodhue
Of Westminster, Holmes of Hubbardton, Hills
Of Arlington, Loveland Of Norwich, Baldwin Of
Bradford, Thrasher of Essex, Andrus Of Berlin,
Smith of Newark, Brewer of Enosburgh, Page
of Hyde Park, Human OF Derby, Howe Of Lu.
nenburgh, Brown of Grand Isle.
General C0mminee-Messrs Smith Of Weston,
1larwood of Rupert, Howard of Townshend,
Harrison of Chittenden, Bullock of Leicester,
Baldwin of Bradford, French of Wiliston, Clark
of Montpelier, Mcclure of Ryegate, Barney OF
Swanton, Luce of Mansfield, Albee of Morgan,
May Of Concord, Mott of South Hero.
distributing Commiuee-Mcssrs Field Of West
Haven, Kelley of Sunderland, Smith of Rock
ingham, Buck of Reading, McAllister of Viii
ting, Alatson of Thetford, Story of Underhill,
Smith Of Waitsiield, Hart of Wheelock, Bailey
of Belvidere, Cole of Charleston, Powers Of East
Haven, Cooper of Isle La Mott.
Bills introduced and reJegred.-By Mr. Bald
win, providing for a check lis, in each town; to
Judiciary committee. BY MIR Clark. in addition
TO acts to encourage Agriculture 10 committee
on Agriculture. BY Mr. Dean, to incorporate
Black River Savings Bank---by Mr. Lyman, TO
incorporate Burlington Savings Bank--by Mr.
Clark, to incorporate Montpelier Savings Bank
severally to the committee on Banks. By Mr.
Walker, to repeal act of ls4G, relating to sale
OF medicines; to Judiciary committee. BY Mr.
Converse, concerning bowling-alleys (selectmen
empowered to close them) to same committee
Resotutions.-By Mr. Clough, to elect Secre-
taIy OF State, Auditor in the Treasury, and Ser
geant-at-Arns, on Monday next, at p. NJ;
adopted. From the Senate, to appoint Judges
Of the Supreme Court concurred in.
Petitions, &c. refeyred.---Of "a freemen of
Wardsboro, in favor of Mr. Plimpton's right to
seat; to committee on Elections. Of i. f.
Weymouth and others, Alonzo Pierce, Charles
Dickinson, James Smith and Others, for repeal
OF the pedlars act; to committee of WAYS and
Means. OF company for making Connecticut
river navgable by Bellows Falls; to committee
on roads.
The annual message of His Excellency the
Governor was received, and read, and on mo
ton of MIR Miles, laid on the table and 900 cop
les ordered to be printed.
The Senate came in, and Silas ii. Hodges, of
Rutland, was chosen Auditor of Accounts, by
the following vote:
Hodges 1873, Ira Davis 81, Scattering 2.
The joint assembly adjourned one week, TO
elect Supreme Court Reporter, and the Senate
withdrew
On motion of Mr. Porter the House proceeded
to elect engrossing Clerk. The vote stood:
LIST ballot. I'd ballot
Norman Durant, 80 100
John Dean, Jr, SO SO
Daniel Lothian, l6 is
mir Durant was declared elected and sworn. |
The Speaker appointed as select committee ON
petitions for the Remission of Pedar's License
Messrs Bridgman, Chaplin, Wortien.
a.