Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-02


Scattering II Is
Upon the fourth ballot Mr.. Deane was de-
cared elected Reporter of the decisions Of the
Supreme Court for the year ensuing, and the
Senate withdrew. Adjourned.
SENATE.
ArTEENOnN.
Report Of CommieeS-Mr. Buck, for the
committee on Finance, flyorably reported the
bill from the House, to amend the act author
zng the business of banning, with certain
proposals of amendment. The proposed
amendments were agreed to, and the bill as
amended was read the third tine and passed
IN occurrence. Mr.. Bailey, for the committee
on Manufactures, tavorably reported the bill
from the House, to incorporate the American
Maibic Co.. and it was read the third time and
passed in concurrence.
Mr. Hale from the committee on Roads, re-
ported adversely to the bill from the House
relating to Plank Roads, and after statement
! of the reasons which had influenced the COM
lnlttce in making their report, the third reading
was refused.
Mr.. Coolidge, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, favoraby reported the bill in amend
ment of sec. g. of chap. 81 G.. s., relating to
the issuing Of writ against the bodies OF de-
PENDANTS in certain cases, and it WIS ordered
to a third reading to morrow morning.
Mr.. Mlllington, for the committee on Manu-
features, tavorabIy reported the bill tr.m the
House, to incorporate the Forest Mining and
Slate Co., it was read the third time and
passed in concurrence.
Mr.. Morse, for the committee on Finance,
favorably reported the bill from the House, re
laung to the publishing Of laws relating to
claims, and it was read the third time am
. ,,.li Inln f,r tI,,r
r mttee on Roads, reported adversely to the bll
: in addition to chap. 26 G. s., relating to buid
5 lng of way stations on the line of railrc ads
e Mr.. benson moved the indefinite postpone
ment of the bill, which motion prevailed. MI
g, Shaw, for the committee on Land Taxes, ia
= vorabiy reported the bill from the House, /
d addition to and amendment Of an act lncorp
5 rating the village of St JohnsOury, and 1t W.
= read the 3D. time and passed III concurrence.
Engrossed BWs-In addition to an amen
d nent Of sec. 38, of chap. ., c, s.; read the !
II time and passed The bill regulating proccc
4 ings in civil actions was taken up and the que
ton ben. upon its pass lgc, it was plesC
i without opposition. The printed bill rclatu
to Building and repairing fences, was taken II
h Mr.. Colt moved that the bill be laid on the t
"A BILE, which motion prevailed. Adj.
)3 HOUSE.
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~ on the Grand List, against the bill relating
the grand list, setting polls in the grand list
from one to five dollars, in the discretion of t
listers; Mr. Joslin Of Poultney, favored the bi
when on motion of Mr.. Rice of Tlnmouth,
was dismissed. Also. against the bill repcaiI
sec 3 chap. so &. :, relating to the IRA
list on motion of Mr.. Adoms of Milton, t
bill was dismissed. Also, against the bill G
a. emptng from taxation all articles of prrsor
property that are now exempt from attachmel
on motion of Mr. Rice Of Somerset, the b
was dismissed.
The Canvassing Committee completed th
Dr. report of the County and Probate Officers :
e. Incted for the year ensuing. The Joint
te semblv elected sundry Justices Of the Peal
y to fill vacancies where there had been no el'
iA ton.
The joint assembly then adjourned I'LL F
u day next at 3 o'clock p. NJ and the SEM
d Withdrew. Adjourned.