Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. B. 1913.


Mr. Beemun Introduced bill for forming
town by the name OF BROOKLYN, out oi parts ct
fHrlaN, IIrtchtr ana 1T. hIhans-read twice
ana referred TO select committee OF three, who
we're appointed by the chair, consisting OF
Messrs Beeman, Hamilton of Fr and Hubbard.
Ana thH leAtlon ct VI Irtin Prindle ana 2op
others on the same subject, was presented by
NJ 'rmnn ana referred to same committee.
Mr. hiinoalI, from com. on Roads, reported IN
i'V"r ot tHe oI.l eN'inp'ing from damages rom
Injuries on bridges ocoasioned ny IoahH over
l"'oUo ponhds-read "a time and passed TO be
ehgroSsed' Adlonrhen'
iiousE.-PraYcr by Rev. Ell BalInu.
mWloAS-by Mr. Roscoc' 10 adjourn W''n-
oul uay M'h1ay morning Vow MT S"'th Oh
W. moved TO Ify 1t on the lanc' whcn was
supported by NJ 'ssrs smith ct IL. ana Wh't'e-
more ana opposed by MessrS Roscoe ana beard
s'ey carried. By MI Carpenter OF NJ IN
strnc,ing GENERAL committee TO inquire mo t''e
expedlency OF restoring the law OF lSl2' relating
10 cap'tal Puh'shnen's passed. ny Nr io"n
%, somerset ihStrncuhg commune VI" 'i,nu
laXes 10 inquire INTO the expeu'ehcV OF ater
ing the IA" relating to lana taxes ADOPTED
ihc House resumed the sppc''' "'utr' reP'"l-
.iS sec - c"'P' 10 ~ =, uu' "' ''V'''' " w.
il"oop" u WAS la'u on we ''"'V ''" ','"o '''0
aPen''' "ruer .,,r ri'ch ~"
IL ports ~ ,""""t'eS.-D! 'p,h: On N.'o7'
ol'' char'ering Vermont Na"r! n'''o,u ''u'
Pn.y' anu - was I''u ',' ,'u ''''o ~ ,o'''
,'i''uo va t',"'' "-"'"'' W" y" P'' '0"" W.
'c,'"n '''u +, w'' VI
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'ePe'"nI 'aW "3''n9' ''"'.nE "o'',I Ic"' anu
'e'c''e' u "e'c''' co'''''''"er, H'J,'"'ncu'
. ~. c.. -c,-.' 4" ''"'N, Il W.
in.,ructinr the committee on Roads to inquire
| into the cxpcdiency Of a law establishing Il
Board of railroad commissioners to decide on
| location of dcpols-where the public interest is
! nvoved-passcd
Il porfs.-By Mr. June from committee on the
| petition for anneXing part OF Benson to Orwell,
that the PRAYER should not be gran'ed--pettion-
ers had leave to Withdraw. &c. b the same,
| in favor of the House bill for the relief of the
insane prisoners-read 81 time and passed.
By NJ French. for the committee on the House
bill altering the name of the Leland C.as>ical
and ENGLISH school to the Leland Seminary.
that the sam, ought to n,ss-rrad n third time
and nassed
,lis ,l.,rr, IF rho II,psa ro,,, o,naareJ !, tl,a
s:ora,o ana or,onIccI tba r,.s.,,c or rosnl,,.
,ions by ,ho House in relation ,o the recon,
Jentb If VI, Cnrnenter the number from Pow.
nal. whsro,,on Mr. nra,nr Of "a nning,on Co
rose md ,,,nr 3, f,,y a,nronri,te remarks on thc
,ir,uas o( tho deceased and his loss TO his rela.
,ivns. townsmcn and the public. offered resolu.
lions tondrrnr the symnlthies Of the Senate tc
liz c,n,;l, Ear vcorinr tho usual b,d,,os nj
monrnin, and far niionrnin,, to pnire win
tho IInn5o IN attcnl his rIpcral AZ o'clock mi.
.,n,.no,,n--,yl,ich resolutions we're unanimous
Iy n,.soI and ocrorlinn'v, the Senate was nro
nonn.cI adjourned
DEAIH OF a MEM 3NN.
N Baker OF .ltnche~'cr rose ana announce
the death OF his colleague, Mr. Jonathan y
Carpenter, the representative from lhe town
Pownal.
Where upon the following resolution was III
troduccd by Mr. Carpenter OF NJ ana alter ap