The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-24


The amendment of the Senate to the
bill regulating toll on corn ground in
the ear q quarts per bushel instead Of
one twelfth) was coucurred in.
Mr.. Walker moved to reconsider the
resolution adopted ycrterday in refer
cnce to certain witnesses, ION the ground
that too large sum was allowed y car
ried, and the resolution was amended so
as to allow ,25 per day and 6 cents per
mile travel one way, and adopted
Resolution. BY Mr.. Dcanc, author.
izing the committee on the Insane Asy-
lum to visit the asylum adopted.
Mr.. Walker called up the bill in add.
tion to the act to establish the lines be-.
tween Marlboro, Wilmington and Dover,
and it was ordered to Sd reading
Mr.. Barrett of NJ, called up the bill
to establish board of education, and
after the adoption of sundry amendments
proposed by Mr.. Grandey, and discus
sion by Mcssrs. Grandey, Gray of of A
Hickok and Bradley, it was dismissed
Adj.
2 o'clock 2. NJ
SENATE -ReportS. BY Mr. Buck,
from the committee on military affairs,
adversely to the petition of James Will
lard and others, for repeal of the act
of 1851, relating to the militia, and the
petitioners had leave to withdraw BY
MIR Baldwin, from the committee Oh
Roads, favorably to the bill reviewing
sundry acts relating to the Brattlcboro
and Bennington Railroad Co, with GER
tain amendments were adopted aud the
third reading of the bill ordered
HorsE.-ReportS. BY Judiciary
committee, that no further legislation is
necessary on the collection of debts. fees
of town clerks, and jurors fees; against
bill relating to wills, and it was dismiss
ed. By committee on Education, bill
appropriating $50 annually for the ben
eft of the Vermont State Medical Soc-
ETY., and it was ordered to Sd reading
bill relating to the geological survey.
(appropriating $500 annually for three
years, for closing the survey under the
direction of Zadock Thompson J and it
was made the order for Tuesday NOR.
ming next against bill constituting d
board of education and making piovis on
for teachers institutes, (under the di-
rcction of the town superintendent, )and
Mr.. Partridge moved to dismiss, which
was supported by Messrs Grandey aud
Partridge, opposed by Messrs. Barlow
Bicknell, Hickok, and Gray of A. and
carried. IS to 81. BY committee on
Roads. unanimous report against the
bill to extend the Rutland and White
hall Railroad, from Castleton to Rut-
land and on motion OF MIR. Wright of
U, the bill was made the order for Tues
day morning next. by Select commit
tee bill relating to Incorporated villa
gcs ION opening streets and highways,)
with amendment, which was agreed to,
and bill ordered to Sd reading.
Champlan Valley Railroad Co.. to com.
mittee on the Essex and Ca.tleton Rail.
road bill
EngroSsed Bills. In relation to as.
signmcnts relating to incorporated vii
lagos; i'll addition to act establishing
the lines of Marlboro, Wilmington and
Dover-severally passed; making an
appropriation in all of the Vermont
State Medical Socicty-Mr. Barlow
moved to dismiss, which was supported
by Mr. Barlow opposed BY Messrs. Bar.
rett of NJ, Fox. and Hickok, and carried.
G7 to 81
The speaker appointed the committee
on the art Of the House to fix day for
final adjournment, Messrs. Page. Hotch-
kiss and Worcester.
MIR. Deanc called up the bill annex.
ing parts Of Somerset to Dover and
Marlboro, and the substitute proposed
by the committee was considered. Mr.
Jones moved to amend, extending the
time named in the bill, which was adop-
ted, and also to require the assent of all
towns concerned, which was rejected
Mr.. Walker moved to dismiss. and af.
ter discussion by Messrs. GRAY of A
Walker, Jones, Bridges, Ncedhan, Yves,
ton of W. and Barlow, the motion was
negatived, lO6 to so and the bill was
ordered to Sd reading.
2 o'clock, p. NJ.
SEYArE.-Joim RcsoIufiou By Mr.
Harvey. for Joint assembly on Thurs
day next at 3 o'clock p. NJ, to elect
5rigadicr general of the Sd brigade a.
dopted
Reports. By Mr.. Goodhue. for ma.
jority of the committee on Roads favor.
ably to the bill relating to the Rutland
and " htchall railroad co on motion
Of Mr.. Baldwin. the bill and report we're
ordered to lie. BY Mr.. Seymour. from
the Judiciary committee favorable tn
the bill relating to the discharge of pris.
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