Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

senator Gleed requested to be excused from
serving upon the committee on Military and
Clyll Affairs, and Senator Marsh Was elected
Adjourned '''''0"'
y HoUsE'-BiH introdnced.-By Mr., Linsley of
Rutland relating to Highways and Bridges.
by Mr.; brldgnian, relating to the Mortga-
ging of Personal Property Q ."
By Mr.. Beman of PouItnev. IN enahlo S,,, -
DS'rlc'S more conveniently to collect their taxes
Also, for the aid of Fire Deplrtments
BY Mr.. Lynde of Guilford, for the nr,sarva-
ton of fish in Franklin Pond.
By Mr.. Powers of Hydepark. to incorn,r,t,
Lamoile Central Academy.
BY Mr. Hawkins of Reading, to incornor,tA
the Felchville Cemetary Association.
By Mr.. Billings, altering the name Of Mary
Fish, and constituting her heir-at-law of Daniel
and Salemne Richardson.
by Mr.. Kellogg Of Brattleboro' providing
tor the adoption of persons and changes Of
The Chair announced the following STANDING
Ways and MeanS.-Mcssrs. Hobard Of Chel-
sea, Hall OF Swanton, Hubbard of Concord,
Hammond OF Middlebury, and Westover of
Castleton.
On Military A6ars.-Messrs. Kellogg of
Brattleboro', Hall of Swanton, Needhan of
Hartford, Woodbridge of Vergcnnes, and Wads-
worth of South Hero.
On the Judiciary. -Messrs. Woodbridge of
Vergennes, Hebard of Chalsea Deane of Cay
endish, Linsley Of Rutland, and Kellogg of
BrattebC ro'
On AgricuAwe.- Messrs. Billings Of Mt.
Holly, HOLSTER Of Marshfeld, Hall of Burke,
rypn nf ball NJ,xl 4 7
IN CfannS.-Messrs. Bridgman of Rocking
Bascom Of Orwell, and Tracy of Shelburn.
On R0ads.-Messrs. Deane of Cavcndish,
Prichard of Bradford, Platt of Colchester,
Millington of SALISBURY, and Wadsworth of
South Hero.
On BankS,-Messrs Chapman of Woodstock,
Collamer of Montpelier, White of Windsor,
Clark of Milton, and Daniels of Grafton.
On Manufactnrcs.-Messrs Cochrane of Dor
set, Kellam of Irasburgh, Hart Of Berkshire,
Gay OF Stockbridge, and Fay of Richmond.
On Corporations. White of Wash
ington, Wheelock of Newfanc, IIalbert of
Westford. Scott of Crattsbury, and Trussel of
Danyillc.
On 1otrn LineS-Messrs Cults of lIartiand
Walker Of Clarendon, Rich of Shoreham, Rich
ardson OF Westminster, and Spaulding of War
rcn.
On Land Ta1es.-Messrs. Pollard of Plym-
outh, Reed of Jericho, Joslyn of Brownington
Dow OF Stanford, and Cooper of Canaan.
10 makc up the Grand Lia.-Messrs Burton
of Rupert, West of Arlington, Wells of Athens,
Hitchcock Of Putney Walker of Benson Pitts
OF Sudbury, Smith of Ludlow, Wheeler of
Royalton, Dyer of Salisbury, Smith of Monk
ton, Martin Of Williamstown, Renfcw of New
bury, Stone of Charlotte, Robinson of Under
hill Smith Of Waterbury, Scott of Cabot, Me-
Gaffy of Lyndon, Abbott OF Barnet, Green of
Franklin, Soule of St. Albans Cole of Charles
ton, Richardson of Westfeld, Ferrn of Morris
town, Barber of Cambridge, Silver of Bloom
field Walter of East Haven Clark of Alburgh,
and Hyde of North Hero
GenerG CommHee.--Mcssrs Webber of
Rochester, Bourn of Manchester, Myers of ia
maca, Ainsworth of Wallingford, Wicker of
Fcrrisburgh, Whitney of Tunbridge, Simonds
of Wiiston. Boyce of Fayston, Bell of Wal
den, Woodwork of Enosburgh, Frost of Derby
Perkins Of Stowe, lIartshorn of Guildhal, and
Griffith Of Grand Isle
DiarbuiRg Commiuee-Messrs Bond of
Windhall. Flint Of Brookline, Cox of Wells
Bryant of Weston, Ingalls, of Hancock, Hough-
ton Of Orange. Church of Bolton, Templeton off
Worcester Sleeper of Newark, Bingham of
Fletcher. Belell of Holland, Atwell of Eden,
Fits of Brunswick, Fleury of Isle La Mott.
On the STATE Prison.-N[essrs. Merrill of St. |
Johnsbury. Hawkins of Reading, Leonard of
Bakersfield, Powers of Hydepark, and Button
Of Mt Tabor
Committee of ReuiSion.-Messrs. Beaman of
Poultncy, OlnlStcad of Bridport, and Slayton of
Calais.
On mileage and observation-disclosures Clark
Of Alburgh, Joy of Brighton, EIemmenway of
Wateryille, Prouty of Newport, Wightman of
Georgia, johnson of Hardwick, Lane of Plain
field, Whitcomb of Essex, Lyman of Brookfeld,
Rockwell Of Cornwall, Montague Of Bridge
water, Billings of West Haven, Howe of Dover,
ond Myers of Pownal.
On Pu}ic Buildings -Messrs. Olmstcad Of
Rridport, Merrill of st. Johnsbury Rounds Of
Chester, Sears Of Bennington, Kingsbury Of
Fairfax
Mr. s nsH" d VI MS G9s;!fs House,
On Joint Rules.
Randall of Roxbury, (" III" 'i0"''
Adjourned.
A ETERNooN
SENArE.-On motion of Senator Chittenden,
the resolution providing for Joint Assembly to
elect State officers WAS reconsidered, when Sen
ator Chttendcn moved an amendment by
striking out tho work Railroad Commissioner.
The amendment was agreed to and the resolu-
ton adopted.
Resol,aion.-By Senator Davis, that the
Judiciary Committee be directed to enquire IN
t. the oxp3liency of providing for the compon-
L. A. Il, e tb,c and
Statc's Attorney adopted.
r,liaf Of married womcn-(a llowing married
women ~ avais of any real estate they may
i)ss,ss in case of criminal conduct of husband.
BY Senator Wilson, for the relief Of the st.
.Nblns Bank, (rcquirng the Treasurer to re-
fund two taxes of 'S3 900 to the bank for not
1edooming in New York or Boston.)
Bv Senator French, of Windsor, in relation
to dispositions.
BY Senator Raymond, in relation to the
mortgagng Of property.
BY Senator Bartholomew, Il Bill relating to
Blnks.
HousE.-BMs iaroducad and referred-By
Mr. UJlam9r, to prevent persons from burning
their own buildings with intent to defraud In
surdnca Companies.
By Mr.. Wostover of Castleton, for the preser-
walton of fish in C,lstloton Pond.
By Mr. Wright Of Weybridge, altering the
name of Martha P. Prndle, and constituting
her her-at-law of Miller and Edith Stowe.
Rv Mr. Jones of Wolcott, altering the name
Of EditIo l.. Burnett, and constituting her
her-lt-aw Of Il. S. Colburn.
By Mr. Linsley of Ripton, Altering Che nama
of james McGinns to Wallace Russell Newton
BY Mr.. Myers of Pownal, relating to suit
against Railroad Corporations.
By Mr.. Webbcr, Of Rochester, relating to thu