Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10


districts; ordered TO Sd reading. by commit
tee of Ways and Means, bill assessing tax for .
support o! government also bill making an APP .
preparation for the same; and authorizing the .
Treasurer to borrow money for dciraying the |
expenses of govovernment several'y ordered to
a third reading
E,ngrossed BW An act repeal militia law
relating to uniform companies passed.
The House took up the special order, being
the bill to incorporate the Vermont Bank at
Montpelier. The question shall it be enerossed
and read the Sd time was supported by MIR Ilca-
ton and opposed by Messrs Arms and Carpenter
of Nor,hield. Adj.
9 o'clock p. NJ.
ryArE-Rsports BY Mr. Reyes from com
mttee on Banks. in favor Of the bill TO lncorpo-
rate a bank at ST. Adams Bay, and adverse to
the one at St 4 lblns vllage-botli made the or
der of the day for Monday morning next. by
Mr. June from committee on Finance, in favor
of the bill authorizing correctness in the Grand
List-passed to Sd reading. BY Mr. Danforh,
from same. in favor of the House bill authorz-
ing select men to permit circusses and other OK
hibitions for times not exceeding days at a
time. and for sums not exceeding $50 nor less
than Sl0-passcd to a Sd reading Monday morn
ing. yeas II. nnys
Mr. Bancroft moved that when the Senate ad-
and il was ordered Adj.
IIlUsE.-Mr Strceter moved a reconsidera-
ton of vote taken Senate bill relating to cleo
ton Of State Librarian; agreed to, and bill COM
mited for amendment
A message was received from the Governor
informing the House that VIM. Haywood de-
clines the Office OF Judge of probate in Essex
| County. which was referred to member of that
county.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Smith of Pan,on, Car.
pcnter of n, Beardsley and Arms, opposed by
Messrs Sprague, Parker oc Coventry and
| Pangborn, and on motion of NJ NJ ,tson dsmls.
! sed.
The following appointments were made in
joint assembly:
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Walter Palmer, } Assistant Judges af The
Tho's F. Barrett, ! County Court.
Gilman III .nry, Woodstock, Sheriff.
Joseph Churchill, High BHliF.
Sewall Fullam, States AUorncV.
Thomas +. Hammond, Jude Of ProJatc for III,
District of Windsor.
J. b. Danforh, Jude Of Probate for The Dis
trict If fLrHord.
Nahum Haskell, Simeon Warner, L. NJ
Brown, jail Commissioners.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Jas. A. Paddock, } Assistant Judges of n,
Joiln IL iTIlNr, tOUhiV court.
Hubbard Hastings. Irasburrh, Sheriff.
Elias Sears, High BailiV.
Henry L. Prentiss. Sues Attorney.
Jacob Bates, Judge Of ProJate.
Thomas Jameson, Luke Spencer, Samuel Co
nant, JaU Commissioners.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Robert 1Ilrvey, ! Assistant Judgcs cfhe
Jefferson Gree, { CJuniy CJnrt.
Hiram Perkins Walden, Sheriff.
Andrew NJ MILAN, High BaIiF.
Bliss \. Davis, SdteS Attorney.
Tneron Howard, .Judge If Probote.
|, John kelsy, Nathaniel Daton, Gas S Dana
jail Commissioners
M K,tredgc moved to recommit the nomin
alton OF Judge of probate lost. liz to 81. 6
& Cahoon was then nominated-TheronH How
: ard 1873, q c Cahoon 60
:. cHiTTENDEN COUNTY.
J Ira Writer'S, }AsSistam Judges Of III
lsreal p Richardson Connty Court.
Isaac Dow, Jail Commissioner in place {
= Guy & Sampson.
). FRANKLIN COUNTY.
: Avah Sabin, I assistant Judges Of The
d Joseph Soule, CoHnty Court.
h OrSon Carpenter, Sheriff.
0 Richard 4 Shattuck, Hgh B1'it.
! John : Royce, Stars iUorney.
Joseph b adley ,Judge nf Probate.
o Joseph II Brainard, Jasper Cults, Willia'
It \ Smith, Jail Commissioners.
h A nomination for justices for Chelsea bein
presented, Mr.. lIolbrook objected, being in f,
S, vor of last years list, and moved to confirm a
$ except four names which had been added
:. last years list. Agreed to, when the questic
y recurring on the four additional names, conf
oi nation was advocated by Mr.. Whittcmorc, al
g. the objection was withdrawn by Mr.. IIobroo
and the uominltiOn confirmed
Is Joint assembly adourned to Tuesday mex
I'd 10 4. VI
ID Rso'uiiOn. By Mr.. Whittcmorc, authorzir
d. the Governor to appoint three commissioners
y report general railroad act to the next session
e passed.
u; The bill in relation to the election of Tue
day next voting at the State House, was pa
,e sed.
re Mr.. Carpenter of \. moved to adjourn
Monday morning next . o'clock agreed to.
III MONDAY, Nov. 6.
SEXATE.-Journals of Friday read.
The House resolutions for empowering Il
Governor to appoint three suitable persons
prepare and digest a general law regulating
K corporations, and to provide for the publishiI
and distributing the report Of the 81, sup'.
schools were several read and cuncurred in.
The House bill regulating the election
,d Presidential electors and members of Congrc.
81 was read twice and referred to committee
70 elections.
Mr. Stewart introduced bill To divide Il
e. town of Montpelier, which was read twice al
I'd referred to a select committee of three.
d. II parts. By Mr. Hamilton from commit,
of claims to whom was referred the commur
cation of lienro Stevens relating to iranspOrtir
the cannon taken at Bennington 10 Montpeio
,c a bill to pay said Stevens $l6i,5o as the e
as pensp of such sportaiion-real twice al
:. passed TO be engrossed.
" The bill 10 incorporate the Franklin CO, Bar
re at st. Adams Bay made the order of the day f
nr this time, was taken up and the facts stated
" Massrs Stewart and Reyes for the Bunk Com
To at length, when the bill was laid on the table f
further consideration in the afternoon and Il
Of other bill for Bank in the County, was orde
I'd ed to lie also for the same purpose
The chair appointed Messrs Stewart, Xii
d. ball and NJ lad, the committee on the bill to
y vide Montpelier.
The House bills to authorize corrections {
lr CIR. List, and to permit circuscs and other ext
=, btions, were severally read u third time al
rs passed.
The engrosscd bill to pay Henry Stevens {
Up transporting cannon, was read a third time al
,.e passed.
The Clerk of the House appeared, announce
,, the death of Mr. Emerson, member of Jay, al
" communicated the resolutions OF the House {
y the subject;
~ When NJ Rcdfied with some very appropl