The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-01-11
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

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Matters of Probate and Chancery Dawes *Wood
| and Cooley.
The Treasury-Jenkins, Baker and Kingman
Bills in the Third Reading-t Merrck, Dawes anc
Hazen.
Engrossed Bils-Beniamin Hilard, Borland, Hard
ing, *Choate, and tRavmond.
He also announced the following Joint Standing Com
mittees
Accounts-Baker and *Graves.
Observation-Disclosures and Newell.
Banks and Banking-Crockett and *De Witt
Claims-Cooey and *Bigelow
Educaton--Upham and *Walker.
Fisheries-Hilard and tCazneau.
Lbrary--Hillard, Buckingham and Upham.
Manufactures-*DeW Witt and Washburn.
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance-Seaver and Thorn
dixie.
MiLtia-Hawley and *Choate.
Parishes and Religious Societies-Bolland and
Hutchinson.
Prisons-Richards and Thompson.
Public Charitable Insttutions-Preston and King
man.
Public Lands--Sarbuck and Benjamin.
Railways and Canals-Wikins and Daggett.
Roads and Bridges-Merrill and Harding.
Towns-*Wood and Tucker.
On motion of Mr. Walker Messrs *Walker and Up-
ham were appointed Committee, with such as the
House may join, to ascertain what could be
adopted to expedite the business of the session.
Petitions, &C. presened-Of Adams and Norwich
Banks, for renewal of Charter, of s. Lamb and Others
w.
House. Orders came down from the Senate, APP
pointing the Joint Standing Committees of the Legis-
ature. The House concurred, and the following gen.
temen joined on its part:
On Accounts-Mitchel of Nantucket, Brewer of
Roxbury, Tint of Marbehead, Burlingame of Adams
*Adams of North Brookfed.
Agriculture-Lathrop of South Hadley, Breck of
Brighton, Pratt of Dghton, *Broad of Holden, Starry
of Hanover.
Banks and Neutrality-suspicious. of Taunton, Pingree
ofSalem, tAbercrombie of Deerleld Brewster of Bos
ton, *Holbrook of West Boylston.
Claims-Strckland of Sandisfed Nutter of Boston
*Scott of Belingham, Burbank of Lowell, dresser of
Southbrige.
Education-Ellot of Boston, *Hopkins of Northamp-
ton, Bigelowof Walpoe, blanks of Waltham, Cobb of
| Nantucket
Fisheres-Lovett of Beverly, Hale of Newburv,
Babson of Gloucester, *Pane of Truro, Crosby of Or
leans.
Library-*Hoar of Concord, Abbott of Boston,
Smith of Stoughton.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of AttIeboro', Brownell of
Lowell, WAITE of Oxford Wghtman ofBoston, *Nich-
OILS of Lynn.
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance-Kuhn of Boston.
T.Nye, Jr., of New Bedford, *Wilson of Natck,
Richardson of Watertown, tBartoll of Marblehead.
Militia-Schouer of Boston, Russell of Lexington,
tStetson ofBrantree, Bates of Chesterfield Parrot Of
Lynn.
Parishes and Religious Socities-Smith of Endfeld,
Atkinson of Newbry Fisk of Wrentham, White of
Whatelv, *Pettee of Lenox
Prisons-Bancrot of Lowell, Odin of Boston, Raw
mond of Royalson, Field of Leverett, tThorndke of
Charlestown.
Public Charitable Observation-Disclosures of Roxbury.
*Earle Of Worcester, Joy of Hawey Chafiee of Beck
et Cushman of Brdgewater.
Public Lands-Brinley of Boston, Pavson of Rowley.
lives of West6eld Brastow of Somervile, *Smalidge
Of Shutesbury.
Railways and Canas-Healy of Boston, +Frothng-
ham of Charlestown, Whitcomb of Bolton, Butler Of
Falmouth, Andrews of Middleton.
Roads and Brdges-Co1nan of Newburyport. Church.
hill of Pisfeld Sawyer of Berlin, Osgood of Salem
SMASH of WILLIAMSBURG.
Towns-Giford of Duxbury, Pympton of Boston
*eaver of Northboro Shepard of Springfield Parker
of Dalton.
The Speaker announced the Standing Committees
OF the House as consisting of the following gentle
Judiciary-Lawrence Of Bechertown, *Hoar of Con-
cord, Goldman Of Boston, +Griswold of Greenfield Alb
bott OF Danvers, Stafford of Dorchester, *Tolnan of
Worcester.
Probate and Chancery-Russell of Boston, Stow of
salem, fBrannng of Tyringham, Barney of Nantucket,
Robinson Of Middleboro Simmons of Athol, *Ieaytt
Of Charlemont.
Finance-Gray of Boston, Boutwell, of Groton.
southworh OF West Springfield, Kempton of New Bed
fore, *White of Worcester, Southworth of Williams
town, Luce of Tisbmy.
Observation-Disclosures of Lowell, Guild of Boston.
"Waters of Milbury Marsh of Adams HAL of Hayer.
hill, johnson OF Provincetown, *Shove of Fall River
Bills in the Third Reading-Lincon of Boston, Burn
ham of Hamilton *Feton of Brook6eld, Crowcll Of
! Yarmouth, *Whitman Of Pembroke Merrill of Dracut
| *Mason of Midway
| Engrossed Bils-Farwe of Cambridge Chesbrouof
of Taunton, wheeler of Petersham Wright Of Fast
hampton, *CaAin of Hopknton, Briggs of Wareham
| tDean of Freetown
County Estmates-Cook of New Bedford Foster O
Lincoln *Gates of Ashby, Kimbal of Boston, tKnifel
of Richmond.
/ Pay Rol-Reed of Milton, Tarbell of Boston
blanchard of Palmer, Husc of Newburyport, Spur o
| Sandwich.
! Change Of Names-Baker Of Dennis Eaton of Bos
ton, Hunt OF Orange, Hildreth of Beverly *Paiker
Chelmsford
Leave of Acknowledging of bingham, Frissell @
Peru, Hunt OF Rehoboh, Horr of New Salem, SWIFT
ney of Grafton
Public Buidings-Boynton of Springfield. Jackson O
ltoxbury, *Kingman of South Reading Mandel flair
haven, fixing Of Barre.
Printing-Jones Of Cambridge *Bradford Of plv
mouth, tkhines OF Weymouth, Houghton of Sterling
Barnes Of Worthington
4 Free Soil members indicated by r. Democrat
hyatt.
Petitions, &c. were presented and referred. a, fol
lows % ~
OF the Newton Bank for an increase of can;tol an
extension Of charter; Of the Holyoke Bank: Of m,
Merrimac Bank at Haverhill-severaly to similar a,
feet; of Abner Post and others for railroad charter
Caleb Rice and others for a railroad from Snr;noGeld
the Connecticut
OF Edward G. B. Peters and others. for ;ncorro,.,
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