Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-22

BY e. p. WALTON e. SON
Concluded from fourth page.
lands das at any time between the said first day of Nov
ember and the first day of May, then
SEC 1t shall be the duty of the of lands
or dams upon which sas mass logs other lumber may
be carried lodged aforesaid advertise the the
most public place in the town where the said spa asts logs
or lumber may be lodged giving in said advertisement de-
scrPon OF such lumber together with the owner owners
mark or marks if there be any and also the said adve
tsemcnt to be recorded in the clerks Office in said
in the month of September annually the said lumber shall
not become forfeited as is provided by this act
SEC A. The person advertising such lumber, aforesaid
shall be entitled to receive tryo cents for the copy of
the advertisement left with the clerk and six
per mile travel to advertise and the clerk shall be
entitled receive as fees for recording said copv seven cents
per oo which fees shall be paid by the of the lumber
at the time they pay the damage the of the land
DAMS when said lumber does become forfeited but if said
lumber does become forfeited then the expenses of advertising
shall be borne by the party advertising.
SEC g. persons shall stop any masts spars square
timber logs sawed lumber and confne them any place
In this State to prevent the from floating down any
river stream in adjoining this State that shall be
marked with any owners name mark destroy make
OF or dispose OF the same cut out deace any mark
aforesaid otherwise than such become forfeit provided in
this act he shall forfeit and pay such
times the value of said lumber recovered in anv court
proper to try the before justice of the hav-
ing jurisdiction of the same.
Sec g. An act to prevent damage which may be
ed by lumber to of land lying and adjoining
tcu river approved October 90 1S4O and all other
sistent with the provisions of this act hereby repealed
Approved, November 10, 1S49
ACT TO ASSESS TAX FOR THE SUPPORT OF
as hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont, tolIooS
tax Of thirteen dollar assessed on the list of
the polls and raeabe estate of inhabitants of the State for the
year thousand eight hundred and fovnne be paid into
the Treasury by the first day of June money certificates
or notes issued by the Treasurer of the State orders drawn
the Auditor Of Accounts orders drawn by Supreme or
County Courts or in orders drawn by County Clerks approx
ed by Court Auditors.
Approved, November 10, 1S49
No. 26.-AN ACT RELATING TO CIRCUS AND OTHER Ex1I-
is hereby enacted by the General assembly of the State of
An act entitled act in amendment of chapter hundred
and one the Revised Statutes relating and other exh-
bions approved November7 A. d. 1915 is hereby repealed
Approved, October "a 1S49
No 2ziN ACT TO EsTanI5IT TIE DoNGs OF THE TOWN
is hereby enacted by the General assembly of the State
Of Fremont, toUoCS:
SEC l. The warning and meeting of the town of Lowell
held on the hry-frst day of March, lS49 Hadngs sash
factory, are hereby established
SEC g. All elections proceedings had under said warn
ing at said meeting hereby also established and confirmed
SEC 3. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved, November 18TH lSl9.
No 2a-REsoLUTToN RELATING TO PLATTsBURGH voLUN-
Resoled by tie Senate and House Of Representatives. That
the Secretary of State hereby required
of all the survivors of those who volunteered their services
repel the British in their invasion of Pattsburgh in 1914 who
have had compensation for said services and also
tam the amount OF rendered. and the Of
moneys paid by them, and report the Legislature
Rcs0toed That the said volunteers be requested furnish
said Secretary State previous to the first dav of Sepe-
ber $780, the information contemplated in the
luton by transmitting his office such evidence they may
be able to obtain in the premises.
esoe That the Secretary of State be required publish
these resolutions the to be designated by him
publication in the newspapers
No. 29-REsoLUTIONs RELATING TO THE ANNEXATION OF
CANADA TO THE UNITED STATES.
tho
by the States of this Union provided Canada
"accedlng to this confederation and Joining meas
ures OF the United States, shall be admitted and en-
titled to all the advantages of this Unon'
AND WHEREAS recent occurrences i'll the said Province of
Canada indicate strong and growing desire the part of
the people thereof to avail themselves of the
foregoing Offer and to apply for admission among the
elgn States of this Union:
THEREFORE,, ResotUd By the Senate and House of Repre-
sentahUe That believing the admission Canada into this
Union to be measure intimately connected with the permanent
prosperity and glory of both countries the government the
State of Vermont is earnestly DESTROYS such reunion eff
feced without violation the part of the United States of
the amlcable relations existing with the British Government
of the law OF nations.
ReSo(0cd That the peaceful of Canada to the m
lted States with the consent of the British Government
the people OF Canada and upon and honorable terms an
object IN the highest degree desirable people United
States would open WIDE and fertile field the
and industry OF the American people, would the bou
diaries and increase the power country it would enlist
brave industrious and intelligent people under the fac of orr
nation would spread wide the liberal principles of renubcan
government and promote the peponderance of free institutions
IN this Union. We therefore that our national GOVERN
men IN the spirit of and of Rr;t;s