The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-10

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termastcr General
IIeman R. Smith, Hinesburgh, Adju-
tant General.
Samuel W. Sladc, St. Johnsbury,
Judge Advocate General.
George Nichols, Mortified, State Lii
brarian.
Ferrand +. Merrill, Montpelier, Sec.
rotary of State
Frederick E. Woodbridge, Vergennes,
Auditor of Accounts /.
Luther Cross, Montpelier. Sergeant
alarms Luther Cross ll3, David b.
Davenport ~, John Badger ., w. P.
Badger, |, Daniel Nimblet t.
George C. West, of Hartland, Bank
Commissioner.
John +. Deane, Cavendish, Reporter
Of Decisions of the Supreme Court.
John +. Deane o., Peter T. Wash
burn S3-Mr. Deanc WAS nominated by
Mr. Barlow, nd seconded by Mr. Fetch
err, and MIR. Dea re declined he. was e.
lectcd nev,i thel5ss.
The joint assembly adjourned to Fri
day next, ! a H.
The Senate withdrew and the House
adj
Wednesday, Nov. 4.
SESArE-B Bills introduced and re-
terred. BY Mr. Bates, to annex part
of Lowell to Irasburgh ; on his motion,
to the Judiciary committee BY Mr..
Martin. relating to school fund, (author-
izing the Treasurer to appropriate the
school fund to the payment of claims
against the State j to committee ON Ed
ucation.
Petitions referred. or inhabitants
of Coventry, Williamstown, Westford,
Pownal Glover, Burlington, Waitsfeld,
Luncnburgh and Randolph, to the COM
mittee on the License Law
Resolution. BY MIR. Hill, that the
committee on Education be instructed
to enquire, what amount of money, and
for what purposes, have been paid to
the University of Vermont, and what
sources of income, aud how derived are
now in the possession If the institution
adopted
Reports BY Mr.. Miller, from the
committee on Education against the
bill, regulating admissions to Union
School Districts on his motion, order
ed to lie by Mr.. Seymour from the
judiciary committee, favorably to the
bill, to repeal sec sc chap so c. s.,
(tlis section exempts towns that are not
represented, when the Grand List does
not exceed $500 from the payment of
the State tax y read the third time, and
passed.
House Bills introduced and refer.
rel. BY Mr. Richardson of Chester.
in addition to c. AZ G. S relating to
wills, (parties interested to testify j to
judiciary committee By Mr. Burrows
amending 60 S. S property to be tas-
ed at full value, without deduction for
debts y to general committee
Petitions DC referred. Petitions of
inhabitants of HarJwick, Groton. Royal
ton, Mddlesex, Sutton, Montpelier, Wa.
tcrford, Burlington. Newfanc. Barnet,
Thetford, Sharon, Westminster, Athens,
Rockingham, Morgan, were referred to
the committee on temperance memoir
ais.
Engrosset Bills. In amendment of
secs "a and 46 of chap. so c. S. passed
In addition to c. so c. s. (rclative to
taxation Of bank stock of persons I'M
known, and of persons residing in cores
and nnorganized towns both passed
The House proceeded to consider the
special order, being the bill to annex
parts of Hartford. Mr.. Denison moved
an amendment requiring the assent of
Hartland and Woodstock. This mo
ton was fully discussed by Mr. Deni-
son in favor, and Messrs. Powers, Slo-
comb, Needham, Hayden and Barlow in
opposition, and was rejected, l4S to ls.
2 o'clock, p NJ
! SENATs.--Reports. BY Mr.. Howe.
from the committee on Agriculture, ia
vorably to the bill authorising the re-
moval of distractions in Passumpsic
River: read the Sd time, and passed.
Resolution BY MIR Martin, that
the committee on Finance be instructed
to enquire into the expediency of pur-
chasing 800 copies of the appendix to
Deming's Catalogue Of Vermont Off
GERS adopted.
Petitions referred OF inhabitants
of Berlin, Middletown, Wardsboro', vii.
liston, Dummerston, Burlington, West
Windsor, Williamstown, Randolph, Lyn-
don. Worcester and Pittsfeld, to the Sc.
lect committee on the License Law.
HousE. - Reports Of Committees.
BY general committee, Senate bill in.
creasing jurors fees to 81 ,25 per day
laid on the table against house bill
raising jurors fees to $3.50 per day
bill supported by Messrs, Grandey and
MeLoud, and ordered to Sd reading !;
against bill relating to floating lumber
and damage occasioned thereby, and it
was rejected
MIR. Rowell moved to reconsider the
vote Of yesterday, adopting the resolu-
tions relative to the report of the COM
missioners of the insane, and that mo-
tion was laid on the table.
From the Senate. Bill in amend
mcnt of sec 9 C SO c. s., (capitsl stock
of corporations may be attached on
debts against them referred to Judicial
ry committee
Friday, Nov. 5. A. NJ.
SESATr.-.Petitions referred Ofip-
habitants of Rochester. to the select com.
mitttee on the License Law. BY Mr..
Bogue, of ". c. Cutting and 22 others
Of Pittsford, for law regulating the al
lotment and sale Of public lands laid
on the table
The Senate resumed the considera-
tion of the bill. in addition to chap. %,
G. S, relating to the discontinuance of