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gate lsriseGl was read and laistom Gise GaiSlo. kills were passed appointing Asa WFil- leys Esq. Chief Judge, and the. Hon. |. ". crawford, aud Eliphalet Young, Esqr. Associate Judges of the CountFy. Cuurs fos the county of Holland.

 Bills were passed appointed the follow iog Judges of Probate; for the district of Ssanord, Jeremiah Parish, Esq.--District - Hebron, Hon. JOlln $. Peterss--D District ef EllingtODs Asa Wiley, Esq.

 The committee on unfinished busiucss made a further report made at the last ses- sion on the subject of the Mohegan Indians which reporta together with remou- straDce Of the Indians presented by Mir. Loihrop, was referred to a joint cenlmis- tee; of one from a county on the part of the House. ,..,

 .,..s ' ThMrsday Mosssiag May 10.

 he report Of the Agents of the Eagle Bank vas read and laid on thetable; wai,t of fOOtiI e0nlpels US to omit it. The repOtt df The committee OH the State Hnuss in Hartford was resumed. After a short explanation from Mr. Hill, one of the committee, the report was accepted, and the accompanying resolutions, author ising an appropriation of $500 for repairs. passed,

 Bills were passed appointing David Bolls, Esq. Chief Judge. and Vine Rob- ilasslsa aad John Danlap. Esqrs. Associate Judges of the County Court of Windham County. Bills we're passed appoiasing the Hon. Sanaea W. Dana, Chief Judge, and Wm. Carter and Franklin c. Comstock, Esqrs. Associate Judges of the County Court for the County of Middlesex.

 Bills passed, appointing the Hon. John Alsop Judge of Probate for the district of MiddletowIi and Benjamin Hurd, Esq. for the district of Chatham. t.-,t.,ff

 A bill was passed appointing Gideon Higgins, Esq. Sheriff of the County of Middlesex. Also bill, appointing Wal, Ter Booth Brigadier General of the second pbrlgade of militia.

 A bill for public act antherising the civil authority of towns to grant licences fof the sale ofspirits to be drank in stores. was read second time.

 Friday May II.

 Bills were passed appointing Augustus Pettibone Esq. Chief Judge, and John Welch and Martin Strong, Esqrs. Associ- ate Judges of the County Court for. the county of Litchfeld.

 Bills appointing the following Judges of Probate were passed. For the district of New Milford, Jel,iel Williams Esq.-Dis-i 4trict of Norfolk. Michael T. Mills, Esq.- District of Woodbury, Charles B. Phelps, Esq.-District of Sharon. Samuel Church. Esq.--District of Litchfeid, Frederick Wolcott Esq.-District of New Hartford, Isaac Kellogg, Esq.

 Bills wore passed appointing John Q. Wilson, Esq. Chief Judge. and Benjamin Isaacs and Jedediah Graves, Esqrs. Asso- giats Judges of the County Court for tue Couniy of Fairfield. s Bills were passed appointing the fot- lowing Judges of Probate. For the Dis trict of Fairfield, David Hill, Esq.--Dis- .trict of Danbury, Reuben Booth, Esq District of Newtown, Samuel c. Black Etnan, Esg.-District of Stamford, Charles Hawieys Esq q.-District of Norwalk, Will fam Retts. Esq, t1 Bills were passed appointing Bennett Bronson, Esq, Chief Judge, and Moves Darling and Jared Bassctt. Esqrs. Associ- ate Judges of the County Court for the County of New-Haven.

 | Bills appointing the following Judges of Probate were passed. For the District of New Haven, William w. Boardman, Esq. District of Guiltord, Reuben Elliott, Esq:-Distliet of Wallingford, Rufus Hitchcock, Esq. r., Several bills for public acts received their first and second readings. petitions were presented and referred to committee.

 At an early hour the House adjourned to 8 o'clock to morrow. ''.