Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-25
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1852.

at o'clock a. NJ. for adjournment without day.
which was adopted. By Mr.. Foster, from the
committee on manufactures bill to incorporate
the lrasburgh Acqueduct Co.; third reading or
dcred. By Mr. Seymour from the judiciary
committee, without an expression Of an opinion,
on the bill relating to the grand lis; on motion
Of Mr. Goodhuc, ordered to lie. BY Mr.. Miller,
from the committee on Education. against the
bill relating to certain public lands in Isle La
Mott third reading refused by Mr.. Seymour,
from the judiciary committee, favortby TO the
bill to diminish the expense of foreclosng mort
cages in equity and by Mr.. Hale, from the
same committee, fayoraby to the bill relating
to defendants in action on joint contracts both
passed. by Mr.. Seymour, from the same com
mittee, lavoraby to the bill relating to insur-
ance on lives in foreign corporations; third read
ing ordered. BY Mr.. Stevens from the commit
tee on Finance, without an expression Of opin-
ion on the resolution directing the Sergeant at
arms to procure the portrait Of Hon. Stephen
Royce, and it was laid on the table. By Dir
Green, from the same committee, iavorably to
the bill relating to public lands in unorganized
towns and cores, with an amendment which
was agreed to, and the bill passed. By Mr.
Martin from the select committee, favoraby to
the bill authorising the consolidation Of the New
York and Bennington, and the Lebanon Springs
Railroad Companies; on motion Of Mr.. Blake,
ordered to lie.
Petitions referred. Ofinhabitants of London
derry, to the committee on Education; Of inhab-
itants Of North Hero, Alburgh and Isle Ia Mott,
for the grant of ferry to Amasa l.. Holcomb,
to the select committee on that subject.
Mr. Seymour called up the bill relating to
trustees, and it was favored by Messrs. Blake
and Seymour, opposed by Messrs. Bailey of La
noble, and Martin, and lost, 81 to -.
Mr. Blake called up the bill to annex part Of
Somerset to Dover, and part to Wardsboro
and 1t was opposed by Messrs. Hale. Goodhue
Bailey of Rutland, and Bailey Of Lamoille, fav-
orcd by Messrs. Stone and Martin, and lost,
to l3.
On motion Of Mr.. Northrop, it was ordered
that when the Senate adjourn, it adjourn to meet
TO morrow morning at une o'clock.
Adjourned
HOUSE.
Reports BY committee on Manufactures, bill
to incorporate Winooski Lime Co., and it was
ordered to 3D. reading; by Select committee, in
favor Of the resolutions against reciprocity with
Canada, and they were adopted; by Judiciary
committee, bill to incorporate the village of
West Poultney, and it was order j to Sd read
ing; by committee on Education, against bill to
repeal S. II, c. -, c. s, and ii was dismissed
by General committee, bill relative to the loca-
ton Of school houses. and it was ordered to 3D.
reading against bill on the duties of county
treasurers, and il was dlsmssed-in favor Of
Senate bill on the same subject, and 1t WINS pass
ed-n favor of bill IN addition TO c. 90, c. g..
for blanks to listers, and it was ordered to 30
rcading-in favor Of bill providing for an inspec-
tor of hops, and it was ordered to 3D. reading
BY committee on Education, in favor OF bill con
corning the division of school money, with al
amendment providing that one third INSTEAD o.
one half of the money shall be divided equally
{ among the several school districts, and 1t wa'
made the order for II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing; by Judiciary committee, in favor of Senate
, bill TO complete the record of town charters
and it was passed.
The Senate came in, and Horatio Needhan
Of Bristol was elected Brgadier General Of tn
o. Sd brigade, unanimously, and the Senate with
drew.
, Mr. Chamberlin of P. called up the bill to pa
Moses Peck $500 for injuries while in the ser
y vice Of the State, aud Oh motion Of Mr.. Barlo'
e it was amended so as to secure this amount
Mr. Peck's own use, and passed.
e Mr.. Grandey called up the resolution appoint
l. ing Charles X. Williams to revise the crimini
code, with view to the establishment of house
of correction, and it was adopted.
Mr.. Sherman called up the bill relating TO tn
l. rights of married women, when Mr.. Barrett {
e NJ moved to amend, providing that no marie
to man shall be held responsible for any debt col
tracted or tort committed by his wife, before
y. after marriage. Mr. Dyer moved to dismis
X. opposed by Messrs. Soue and Needham, al
tt, supported by Mr.. Hayden Adjourned.
If SENATE.
FsIpAY, Nov. 10, A. NJ.
10 Prayer by the Chaplain.
IsWgfOShth fStho q ihN'il 'A"NS NV tHN'
oc hill Academy relating to insurance on lives
"a foreign corporations; to incorporate the Ira
=, burgh Hotel Co. and the Irasburgh AquedJ
Co.-severally passed.
Cor Mr.. Blake called up the bill relating to the
Sc adjustment of town and county lines, and IT v
iii favored by Messrs. Blake and Hale, opposed
A Mr. Martin, and passed; also the bill to cons
late the New York and Bennington, and
,ho Lebanon Springs Railroad Cos, and it was
~, dered to 3D. reading.
-, Mr. Seymour called up the bill relating to
+, Rutland and Whitehall Railroad Co.; on
motion the bin was indefinitely postponed, 4
it was ordered that the reports of the commit
8, on this subject be not entered upon the Jour
~. of the Senate.
= MI Baldwin called up the bill relating to
'N' grand list, Imposing penalty upon cashiers
. clerks OF corporations failing to make RETURN
"s town clerks \ and il was ordered to Sd re
mon
,ha, ing.
o Bills introduced and referred. From the llo
:, to pay Moses Peck, To the committee on Clan
in addition 10 C. so, c. =, relating to the gr
N list, and to incorporate the village OF West Po