The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03

Reports. BY committee ON roads, in
favor of bills to extend the charter of
the Ascutney railroad company, in addi-
ton to act chartering Glastonbury plank
road CO., and in relation to the Goshen
turnpike CO. and they were sevcrally or.
dercd to 81 reading. BY committee
on education, in favor of bills to incorro-
rate Bristol High School, aud in rela.
ton to moderators of school districts
and they were ordered to third reading.
BY general committee, against bill re-
pealing act for state superintendent of
schools, and the bill was laid on the ia.
BILE. By General committee bill amend
ing see. 81 and 46, C so c. S. ION the
grand list) with an amendment provi
ding that the first apprisal shall be made
in 1855, and succeeding appraisols eve
ny five years thereafter, and for field
books to, be furnished to the listers; and
the bill was laid on the table.
BIS introduced dnd REFERRED. BY
Mr.. Dcanc, in addition to the act to au
thorize the business of banking, told
banks authorized to increase their CAPT
tai under the general banking law;) to
committee on Banks. BY Mr.. Dcane, TO
incorporate the Clyde Hotel Co. lat Isl
and Pond;) to Judiciary committee -
BY Mr.. Page, in relation to proceedings
against trustees. (rclating to negotiable
paper J to Judiciary committee.
Petitions RcfcrreL OF \. G. Ray
moud, j. r. Perkins, Rivcrus Camp
Joshua Luce and Joseph Mann and 9th
crs, to dissolve the tie between the town
of Stowe, and the late town of Mansfield;
to members of Lamoille county. OF in.
habitants of Undcrhill, for the Maine
liquor law, to select committee on that
subject
Resolution. BY Mr.. Nccdham, joint
resolution, for joint committee of the
Senate and House, on the memorial Of
Stillman Morgan as to the Asylum for
the insane after considerable discussion
by Messrs Barrett of NJ, Granday Reed
Nccdham. Rowell. Deane, Barlow and
Gray, as to the necessity of the rcsolu-
resolution, both houses already having
raised committees on the subject and
the joint rales providing for joint meet
ing of committees--th three first named
against the resolution, and the others for
1.-THE resolution was adopted From
the Senate, for L joint assembly II o.
clock on Tuesday next, to elect repor-
ter Of decisions Of the Supreme Court ;
concurrcd in From the committee of
elections, authorizing written and oral
testimony to be received in the case of
Mr. Goodscll of Isle la Mott; laid on
the table.
The chair appointed Mr. Blissof Bran
don to fill the vacancy in the comm ittec
on the petition Of Benz. w. Leach and
others Maine law Adjourned. ID
FRIDAY, Oct. %. \. VI.
SENATE. Bills iRtrOdnccd and re-
ferret By Mr. Martin, empowering
Town Clerks to administer oaths to
the Judiciary committee. From the
House, relating to filling vacancies in the
Office of moderator of School Districts
to the Judiciary committee
Resolutions BY Mr.. Howe, that the
Judiciary committee be instructed to in
quire as to the expedicncy of passing
law, allowing parties in suits to become
witnesses in the same ; adopted. BY
Mr.. Hill, that the committee on Agri-
culture be instructed to inquire as to the
cxpediency of passing a law prohibiting
animals from running at large i'll the
highways Of this state; adopted.
Petitions Ry Mr.. Bogue, of b. w
Burt and others of Castleton, for the
passage of "a law similar to the Maine
Law to the committee on License law
The Chair laid before the Senate the
memorial of Stillman Morgan relating
to the Asylum at Brattleboro', and on
motion of Mr.. Seymour, it was referred
to a select committee of two Senators.
House RcSOlmiOnS BY Mr. Col
ton, tc adjourn to Tuesday morning
next laid on the table. BY MIR. Por-
ter, referring SO much of the Governors
message as relates to printing, to com
mittco of Ways and Means adopted.
BY Mr.. Cotton, insiructing the Judicia-
ny Committee to inquire into the expo
diency of further regulations removing
disqualification of witnesses on account
of interest in the case tried adopted q;
BY Mr.. Barrett of NJ, referring so
much of the Governors message as re-
lates to the Tariff to the committee on
Manufactures adopted.
Mr. Bliss of Brandon asked to be ex-
cused from the committee on temperance
memorials granted.
Bills introduced and referred. By
by Mr. Knapp, for removal of obstruc-
tions in Passumpsic river; to committee
on Roads BY Mr. Hickok, to incorpo-
rate the city of Burlington laid on the
table, and 900 copies ordered to be
printed for the use of the House. BY
Mr.. Hayden, in addition to act to incor-
porate the ST. Adams and Richford
Plank Road Company to committee
on Roads. BY Mr.. Wright of c., to in
corporate the Cedar Mountain Slate
Co. to committee on Manufactures
BY Mr. Barrett of NJ, in amendment of
C. l6 c. s, (sheriffs entitled to one dol
lar for summoning each grand and petit
juror to committee Of Ways and
Means. BY Mr.. Hayden, in alteration
of act of 1850 relating to witnesses III
railroad cases to judiciary Commit
tee
Petitions re Grrcd. OF inhabitants O.
Plainfeld, Newbury, West Windsor
Shrewsbury, Mount Holly, Woodstock
and Rycgate, for the Maine liquor law
TO the select committee on that subject
EngrosScd Bills Relative to fill
ing vacancies in the offices of schoo
district mOdcrators passed; pre-
scribing the standard weight fpotatoes
(60 his IN tha hushal \ nassed 10 ov