Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-10

was ordered TO lie, and made the special order
for Wednesday next, 3 P. NJ.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev w. II. Lord.
Bills introduced aud refred.-B Mr.. Rice,
Of Someract to annex a part of Somerset to
Dover to the members from Windham Co. BY
MIR Joseyn, Of Plymouth in amendment Of
sec 81, chap. %, c. s. to the Judiciary Com
mttec. By Mr.. Barnard, in addition to sec. %,
chap. so, c. S. relating to the Grand List to
the Committee on Printing. BY Mr.. Davis, of
Danville, in addition 10 chap. 63, {. s. relating
to the conveyance Of real estate to the Judiciary
Committee By Mr.. Bliss, to incorporate the
Forest Mining and Slate Coz TO The Committee
on Manufacture. BY MIR. Boardinan, relating
to the County records Of Inmoille Co.; to the
iudiciary Committee. BY Mr.. Kendall making
an appropriation for building bridge across
Lake .Mcmphremagog to the Committee Of
Why's and Means; BY Mr.. Fish, of West IIay-
en- TO repeal much Of the Compiled Statutes
as allows seventy five cents on the dollar to be
paid for highway taxes to the General Commit
tee BY MIR. Hunt, IN addition TO an act insor-
poraing the village of BrattIeboro; to the Ju.
dietary Committee. BY Mr. Drury, in amend
men Of act approved last session relating to ac-
tons of account; to the Judiciary Committee
By Mr.. Hatch, to alter the name of Charles w.
Fucrton to the General Committee. BY Mr..
Matthewson, TO repeal the act in addition to
chap. 90 c. s., relating TO diseased sheep to
the Committee on Agriculture. From the Sem
ate, TO incorporate the Perrin Slate Co.; to the
Committee on Manufactures.
Resolutions. BY Mr.. Barnard to refer so
much of the Governors message as relates to
rights of married women, and the settlement Of
estates, to the Judiciary committee; adopted
BY MIR. Benjamin, that no bill be introduced
into the House after Wednesday next, except
such are reported by committees; on motion
Of Mr. Page, ordered to lie. BY Mr. Deane,
that one hundred copies of the Governors mes
sage be deposited in the Library, for the use of
the State adopted. BY MIR. Gorham to instruct
the committee on Education to inquire as to the
expediency of so amending sec. ofthe act in
addition to chapter 81 c. $. relating to the
collection of taxes, as to authorise school dis
tricts to vote and assess faxes on the list to be
completed by the 18th of May in each year, at
any meeting holden between the LIST day of
March and 18th of May in each year, in the
same manner as is now provided by law for yot-
ing and assessing taxes at the annual town
meetings in March; adopted,
Petitions refsrred--By Mr.. Lyman, of Hart
e a., II. a.
County shire of Windsor county to some point
on the line of the VI. c. Railroad to the mem
bers from Windsor Co. BY Mr.. Chase, Of G.
II. Weeks and others, for a land tax on Bradley
vale; to the Land Tax committee. BY Mr..
Shafier, of L. Siebbus and others, for the re-
moyal Of the county buildings IN Windham Co.;
to the select committee onthis subject. BY Mr..
Chase of +. b. Fisher and others, for the pas
sage Of law to prohibit horses, cattle and
sheep from running at large in public highways;
to the General committee. by Mr.. Whitman,
for the establishment of the West River Acade-
my to the committee on Education. By Mr..
Walton, of E. Randall and others, for an altera-
ton OF the act Incorporating the village Of st.
Johusbury to the committee on ROADS.
Reports Of Coumitees.-By the Committee
on Education, in favor Of the bill for the preser-
walton of school houses and academies also, IN
favor Of the act in addition to an act establishing
an academy IN the town Of Bratleboro'; each
ordered to a third reading tomorrow morning.
BY the committee ON Manufactures, in favor Of
the bills in addition 10 the act Incorporating
the Brandon Iron and Car Wheel Company, and
to incorporate the Nndham County Hotel Co;
third reading Of each ordered tomorrow morn
ing. By the Judiciary committee, in favor of
the bill relating to the levy Of executions third
reading ordered Tomorrow IN rning. BY the
committee of Ways ard Means, adversely to the
bill to repeal sec. SIS, chap Is C. 5, except the
last clause thereof, (the section to be repealed
giving power to constables to serve process
throughout the county when they are so author
zed by their respective towns;, Messrs. Davis
81 nanv,lla and CrandeV favored the hill MesSrs.