Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-11
VOLUME TX. NO, 49,


slons of the Supreme Court.
Mr. Deane was nominated by Mr.. Barlow,
and seconded by Mr. Fletcher, and Mr.. Deane
declined he was elected nevertheless
Thejoint assembly adjourned to Friday next,
II Am.
The Senate withdrew and the House Adj.
THURSDAY Nov 4th, A. M.
SENATE.-BtLiS introduced aud referred. By
Mr. Bates, to annex part eff Lowell to Irasburgh;
to Judiciary committee. By Mr.. Green relating
to Sheriff and High Baitfs to Judiciary COM
mittee. By Mr.. Martin, relating to school fund.-
(authorslzng the Treasurer TO appropriate the
school fund to the payment Of claims against the
State J to committee on Education. From the
House, in addition to chap 80 G. S., relating to
the Grand List, to Judiciary committee.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Hill, that the committee
on Education be instructed to inquire, what
amount Of money, and for what purposes, have
been paid to the University of Vermont, and
what sources of income, and how derived, are
now in the possession ofthe institution; adopted.
Mr.. Goodhue asked and was excused from
serving on the committee on the Library.
Reports. From the committee on claims fa-
vorably to BILL to amend act relating to the Yer
mont Baptist State Convention; from the select
Committee, favorably to the act laying tax on
the county of Chittenden; each read the Sd time
and passed. From the committee on Education,
against the bill, regulating admission to Union
School District; ordered to lie. From the Judi
ciqry committe, favorably to the bill, to repeal
sec. Sc chap. so c S., this section exempts the
towns that are not represented from the payment
of the State tax read the Sd time, and passed
HoUsE.-BWs introduced and REFERRED By
Mr. Starr, in addition to acts establishing the
boundary lines of Marlboro, Wilmington and Do
yer; tc members of Windham county. By Me-
Deane, for tax on Windsor county; to men,
b3rs of that county. By Mr.. Clark, in addition
to chap. % c. S., relative to cross roads 10 the
committee on roads. BY Mr.. Richardson, in ad'
dtion to chap 48 c; s. relating to walls, (par-
ties Interested to testify to Judiciary commit
tee By Mr.. Bancroft, to restore Lavone Woods
TO his legal privileges to Judiciary committee.
BY Mr.. Burrows, amending chap, 80 G. S. (Prop-
erty to be taxed at full value without deduction
, OF debts;) to general com.
Engrossed Bills In amendment of SECS "a
and 46 of chap. so C. s.. committed for amend
: meul by striking out the 5th section, (which re-
qures that persons selling property after the ap
praisal and previous to the LIST of April succeed
ing shall pay the taxes for the year, unless they
give notice of the sale,) and passed. In addition
to c. 80 C. S. (relatve to taxation of bank stock
. of persons unknown, and of persons residing in
d cores and unorganized towns y to pay Ansel W..
Wilcox $40 % both passed.
e The House proceeded to consider the special
A. order, being the bill to parts of Hartford
and Hartand to Woodstock and part of Wood
,e stock to Hartford. Mr.. benson moved that al
d. amendment requiring the assent of Harlan
n. and Woodstock This motion was fully dis
n. cussed by Mr.. Denison in favor, and Messr'
x Powers, SocomS Needham, Hayden and Bar
ID low in opposition, and was rejected, 148 to Is.
N 9 o'clock, P. M.
-, SENATE.-Reports. From committee on Fl
= nance, on the petition of J Laird and others
- asking for increased compensation for perform.
ing military duty, without an expression of opin-
;, on on motion Of Mr.. Stone the petition was
! referred to the committee on Military Affairs
g From committee on Agriculture, favoraby tc
the bill authorizing the removal of distractions
! in Passumpsic River read the Sd time, and
passed. From committee on Claims, favoraby
to the bill to pay Ansel H Wilcox; read the Sd
:, time, and passed. From committee on Military
Affairs, tavorabIy to the bill, for the preservation
e Of fish in Tickenaked and Symmes ponds read
= the 81 time and passed. By Mr. Green, from
e the committee on Finance, favoraby to tho bill
\ relating to the Grand List; read the Sd time
u and passed.
70 The Chair announced the appointment of Mi
10 Blake, to complete the joint committee on the
4. Library.
Engrossed Bills. In amendment of sec. 9
chap SO S, more effectualIy to provide for the
10 collection of debts against corporations; read
le the ID time and passed.
Resolutions. by Mr. Martin, that the commit
v tee on Finance be instructed to enquire into the
n expediency of purchasing 300 copies of the ap
,e, pendx to Demings Catalogue of Vermont Off
be GERS; adopted.
ID. HoUsE.-Reports Of Committees By genera
m, committee, Senate bill increasing jurars' fees II
w. 81 Is per day-laid on the table against Hous
at bill raising jurors fees to $3.50 per day-bil
N supported by Messrs. Grandey and McLoud, and
he ordered to third reading; against bill relating
MS to floating lumber and damage occasioned there
I'd by, and it was rejected. By committee on Roads
bill In addition to chapter % c. S., (relative +
at costs where Commissioners have been called ou
IN, and refused to lay out road, ordered to thir
pit. reading; relative to Winooski Turnpike Co.
m laid on the table By Committee on education
ch bills relating to grammar school lands in Orang
IL county, and to incorporate Chelsea Academy
to las substitutes for the bill in addition to the &C
he of this session to incorporate Chelsea Academy
and both were ordered to 3l reading. BY com
of mttee Of claims bill to pay Jacob Egerton, fC
NJ extra services as sheriff, at the late state fair
IN opposed by Mr., Barlow, and recommitted to tn
committee on claims.
&c Mr.. Rowell moved and reconsider the vote
yesterday adopting the resolutions relative ,
Ter the report of the commissioner of the insan'
and that motion was laid on the table.
m From the Senate. Bill in amendment Of &c,
c. 50 c. S., capital stock of corporations ma
'u- be attached on debts against them ) referred t
Judiciary com. Adj.
of We find in one o cur exchanges recome
datlon of solid potash to cure warts. The potat