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

MONDAY, Oct. is.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Ariel Burnham, ! Asst. Judges of the
George P. Baldwin, County Court.
George Sleeper, Corinth, Sheriff.
VIM. 2. Brown, High Bailiff.
Philander Perrin, States Attorney.
Levi ?: Villas, Judge of Probate for the
District of Randolph
Stephen Thomas, Judge of Probate for the
District of Bradford.
Amos S. Hatch, Elihu Norton, Lemuel II.
George, Jail Commissioners.
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
Jason Crain Cambridge, Sheriff.
George w. Bailey, High Bailiff.
VIM. w. White, States Attorney.
Harlow P. Smith, Judge of Probate.
cHIrTENDEN COUNTY.
Robert White, Asst. JUDGES of the
Udney II. Penniman, County Court
Luther T. Blodget, Burlington, Sheriff.
John P. Griffin High Balf.
Frederick G. Hill, States Attorney.
Charles Adams Judge of Probate.
Israel 7. Richardson, Isaac Dow, Henry
Whitney, Jail Commissioners.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
David G. Dixon, South Hero, Sheriff.
Pardon deuel., High Bailif'
Jabez Ladd, Judge of Probate.
Giles Harrington, States Attorney.
VIM II. RUSSELL EEihu Parks, John w.
Brown, Jail Commissioners.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Horace Hubbard, ! Asst. Judges of the
Nathan j. Graves, County Court.
Reuben e. Benton, Lunenburgh Sheriff.
John W. Hartshorn, High Bailif
VIM. G. HartShorn, States Attorney.
Jonah Brooks, Jr., Judge of Probate.
John Dodge, Marcus A. Webb, Hiram II.
Nichols, Jail Commissioners.
TUESDAY, Oct. 10.
SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Petitions PreSemted.-By Mr.. Harrington,
of James Braman and others, for ferry re-
terred to committee on roads. BY Mr. Kid
der, of Sylvester Phelps, praying to be in
Identified for tobacco valued at 5000, seized
in Alburgh in 1918, libeled and condemned
as forfeited to the State, under the State non
intercourse act Of 1912, which the petitioner
contends was in violation of the constitution
of the United States, and void referred to
the committee on claims.
Bills Introduced and Referred. By Mr..
Nash, requiring the Auditor of Accounts to
give bond for the faithful performance of his
duties to the committee on finance. BY
Mr.. Hibbard, repeating the act of IA and as
relating to licensing Inkeeper's and Retailers;
to same committee. By Mr.. Kidder, incor-
porating the West Randolph Academy to
the committee on Education. BY Mr.. KIM
ball, altering the time of holding the County
Court in Windham to the second TUESDAYS
of April and September; to the Senator'S
from Windham. By Mr.. Miner, in alteration
of Chap. 20 of r S, so as to extend the iu-
risdiction of justices in trustee suits to one
hundred dollars; to judiciary committee.
By MIR. Keyes, providing that check lists,
containing the names of all the legal voters
in town, shall be posted up twelve days pre-
ceding election, and that the town authority
shall meet three days previous to the election
to hear applications, and correct the lists to
committee on elections.
HOUSE.
The Speaker announced the following
committees
On the bill to annex Orwell and Sudbury
to Addison County-Messrs. Bates, Collamer,
Newton, Green and Snyder.
Petition referred. Of Daniel H. Onion
and others, to committee on Banks.
! Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr..
Smith of Watsfeld, to repeal the pedler act,
to committee of Ways and means. BY Mr..
Rice, to incorporate the village of Castleton,
to General Committee, with petition on the
same subject
Report, BY 7. F. Hammond, commissioner
to run the line between Bennington and
Windham counties referred to q select COM
mittee Of three, viz. Messrs Story, Smith of
Waitsfeld and Parsons.
MR.. wHITNEY's RAILROAD.
Mr.. Converse from the joint select commit.
tee of both Houses reported the following