Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-11-19

= Mr.. Bates from the committee on Elections.
Z iavorably to the bill to incorporate the Ben.
v nlngton motel Co.. third reading ordered. By
j.. Mr.. Miller, from the committee OIL Education.
e iavorably to the bill relating to the Grammar.
q chool lands in Orange Co with an amend.
- men. Tie amendment was agreed to, and tho
OIL was read the third time and passed. BY
BAR. Foster. from the select committee. layino
tx on Windsor CO.. read the third time an
e passed BY Mr. Foster, from the committee
JA Mlnuilc'urei, fHyorably to the bill to incor-
d ponte the Rutland Car c.; read the third tina
! and passed. BY Mr. Harvey, from the com.
mittee on Agriculture, ilyoratly to the bill re-.
e !ailng tJ division fences, with an amendment
} tne amendment was agreed to, and the bill was
ordered to lle. BY Mr.. Seymour, from the Ju.
s dlcary committee, ON the bill IN lnamentment of
sections - and 10, chap. c0 c, s. relating to
the Grand Last, without an expression OF opin-
lon; the bill was supported by Messrs. Good
hue. b.. ke md Bailey a Lamoille, opposed by
Messrs. Stone. i1lll, Martm and Norlhrop and
It's third reading refused.
\ mcSslre was received from the Goyernor
informing the Senate that vacancy had oc.
CURED IN the Office OF Brigadler General of the
ID Brigade, by the removal of Gen Joseph
Latch from the state.
fills ht~odaccd am Rctened-By Mr. Bald.
Wln, to repeal sec TO- c. - c. s.. and by Mr..
Eastman, to provide for hA completion OF the
records Of the charters of the townships IN this
5 ate, IN the Secretary Of States office to the
judiciary committee. Adj.
HOUSE.
Htporis.-By Select committee, bill estab.
Ilshln5 boundary lines between Marlboro, vii.
ulnIton and Dover, and it was laid on the ia.
bic. By General committee, that it is not me-
cassary to give listers further discretion as to
the assessment Of taxes against bill amend
lng t. 60, {. $, assessing full value of personal
property without deduction for debts due, and
1t was IHd on the table. By Judiciary commit
tee, against bill relating to divorces, and it was
dismissed. BY COMMITTEE Of Ways and Means,
resolution relative 10 pass to the Catholic So
ciety at Montpelier. ald it was ordered to Sd
reading. BY committee Of CLAIMS, against bill
To pay ). I. Brown, and 1t was dismissed. BY
JudIcI1ly comnitce that no legislation is ne
CrsS1ry ON trials III criminal offences in favor
oi bills relating to Offences against private pro-
p'rty. ana 10 the discharge Of prisoners con-
iiaed IN Jail, and they were ordered to third
''1 Pel''n Oh "uN'ci W arren ana others (:or
non" H. So"oo''I an" jIe petitioners had leave
\" "'."u''" "4a,n'l '"e proposition Tor an ap-
''I,u'" oI e%Uo LOT tnc tuJIcation entitled
ne e1tHeIa $ 'oc.' By judiciary com
i'''t,t' |" l"'oF oI UII loF t4G reHei OF Charles
l., W Iison, and 1t was passed against House
bill relating to proceedings agai st trustees
llEpiucr bill haIlng passed. and it was dlsms-
'' iS .C'c0t coi''I"t'cc' senate Dill altering
u'c ","C Iot c'"'a$a'hs votes III the 80 congress
s'o"II D'sLIcI' ana IL was passed. By Judlcla-
ry committee, bill to Incorporate Fairhaven 10.
tel Co.. and It was ordered to I'd reading. By
committee OF Claims, IN favor of bill to pay
Moses Peck, and 1t was ordered to Sd reading:
bill to ply Sergeant Field committee not agree
lng as to the sum- and it was dismissed.
The Governor notified the House ofa yacau.
cy III the Office OF brlr. general in the Sd bri4
g4de.
The amcndmcr.s Of the Senate to the bill
Cured in.
From the Senate.-Bl relating to limitation
Of actions against towns. referred to Judiciary
committee; to incorporate the Island pond ma.
chine shop company, to committee on Manufac-
lures to incorporate Brandon cemetery asso.