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OfJohn B. Reed and others for liberty to sell lands

 OfChristooher Arnold and others, against the town of Woodstock, for new town. Saturday Morning, May6.

 Petitions presented and referred Of Obed Pusifer and others, against South Gas enbury Fire Company, for the dissolution of said Company.

 OfExchange Bank for an alteration of Charter.

 Of James Mars and others, asking the legislature to abolish all laws making distinctions on account of color-laid on the table.

 OfLeman Stone for the revival of grant hereto fore made to him.

 Of Asa H. Bird to be restored to the privilege of an elector. Of John Glover for the same

 or Alice Hoyt against Stephen Hoyt for divorce

 Of Ann Sherwood against William H. Sherwood for divorce

 Of LitchfieA and Plymouth Turnpike Company, Tor an alteration of their charter

 Of Truman Gilbert and others, against the petition of Leman Stone and others, proprietors, on Nauga- tuck river.

 The several portions of the Governors Message were referred to appropriate committees.

 Resolution directing the Controller to draw an or der on the Treasurer in favor of Major Gen. Sands Adams, for the sum of $94 for money expended in ordering and detailing court martial-referred to the committee claims.

 The Annual State Prison Reports received and 800 copies ordered to be printed.

 The Speaker announcedas the committee to bring forward unfinished business Messrs. Gurley Frink and Douglass.

 Adjourned to 10 o'clock on Monday morning.