The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-17
LEaIsLAruRE OF VERMONT,
Saturday. Nov. 6

Grammar School lands in Orang ectu
ty, to the committee on education
incorporate the Chelsea Academy,
the same committee. By Mr.. Bald
win, to incorporate the Brandon Cen
etery Association; to tho commItte
on Agriculture.
Petitions referred. by Mr.. Car
renter, Of James Ilillard and SO 9th
crs, for the repeal Of the act of 1851
relating to the militia to the copnit
tee on military affairs Of .he inhat
tarts Of Chester, to the committee Of
the License law.
Reports. b. Mr.. Miller, from th
committee on Education, on the rcso
luton directing them to inquire as t
the resources Of tho University 0
Vermont, that no money has ever beer
appropriated to the University by tn,
Legislature ; that, by the charter, til,
usc Of certain lands was granted t.
the University amounting to 2S,00(
acres, Of which lands, the income i
$2515 ; that it has no OTTER source,
Of income, except the tuition Of stu
dents that more than $1,000 is due
the University from INDECENT students
that its debts amount to 100000 ovel
notes and accertances on hand the
report was ordered to lie. BY Mr.
Miller, from the same committee, ia
vorably to the bill relating to the col
lection and Distribution of the school
fund laid on tho table and made the
special order for Tuesday next at 3 O.
clock, p. IN.
Mr.. Miller called up the bill regu-
lating admissions TO Union School
Districts, and it was recommitted to
the committee on Education.
Mr.. Boguc called up the bill, rela-
ting to Jail yards the bill was favor
Ell b. Mr.. Hale, opposed BY Mr..
Blake, and vas read the third time
and passed.
liovsE Bills introduced and re-
f'rred. BY Mr.. Bare Of NJ, a
Iaending til, act to inc, r, crate Tic
Bank Of Middlebury ; to committee Oil
Banks. BY Mr.. Bliss, in amendment
Of chap. ll6, G. s., (fxing fees Of
t,wn clerks for recording deeds and
dischargins mortgages j to General
committee. By Mr.. IIutchins, reIa-
ting to public lands in unorganized
towns and cores to committee Oh Ed
ucation. BY Mr.. Rublec, relating to
liconscs for inns and groceries to
committee on Temperance Memorials.
by Mr.. Barrett of NJ, to repeal sec.
%, chap. 40, G. s., (thc section to
to be repealed imposes a fine for sell
ling Squibs, rockets, &c } to commi.-
tee on Elections.
Petitions, &c, referred. Of in.
habitants Of Huntington, Monkton,
Braintrce, Northfeld, IIydepark,
PAwlct. Thetford, Bradford, Marsh
field, Charlotte, Castleton and Spring
field, to committee On Temperance
Memorials five circumstances against
parallel road from 'Cas;leton to Rut-
land were referred to committee on
Roads,
The bill establishing q Board Of
Education (by associations Of town
superintendent, &C., was referred to
the committee on Education and the
bill relating to a Constitutional Con
vention was referred to a select COM
Mittcc of five.
Engrossea Bills. Annexing part
Of Hartford AID IIartland to Wood
stock, &C.; made the special order for
Tuesday morning next, 10 o'clock
In amendment OF chap. %, c. s., rel
ative to costs of commissioner on high
ways J laying tax on the County Of
Windsor-bolh passed in amend,
ment of sec. -, chap. 116, c. s.,
(fees Of jurors ST. 80 per day)-Mr.
Barrett of NJ, moved to lay on the
table for amendment SO as to throw
part Of tho cost of juries upon the par
ties, which was opposed by Mcssrs.
Gray and Bradley and lost, aud the
bill was passed. 1853 to II relating
to grammar school lands in Orangt
County, and to incorporate Cbelsc;
Acadcmy-both passed.
Report. By committee on Claims
Senate bill to pay Jacob Egcrton fo
extra police services at the State Fai
at Rutland ; supported by Messrs
Reed, Page, IIotchSiss, Fletcher, anc
Barrett Of NJ , on the ground that fel
ons were arrested, and the State treas
ury had received 5000 on their bonds
opposed by Messrs. Grandey, Gray
Barlow, Bradley, Denison, and Wrish
Of c.. on the ground that the CLAN
was unprecedented, and that the pei
sons interested ia tie fair, and recei,
Ing benefit from it, should protect til
public, as they had prepared them
selves to do. The bill was rejecteC
145 tn "a.
Saturday, Nov 6 p NJ
SrSArE-Rcpoyts. BY Mr. How
from the committee On Agriculture, f
yorably to the bill to prohibit aud abai
nuissnees read the third time and pa
scd, BY Mr. Foster from tle eommi
zee on Manufactures, favoraby to q
bill to incorporate the Pioneer Mocha
les Shop Co., with an amendment; Il
amendment was agreed to, aud the b
read the Sd time aud passed. BY NJ
Seymour, from the Judiciary coinnittc
fayorably to the bill in amendment
sce 10, chap. li6. C. s.. with an amen