VERMONT: Circular of State Superintendent of Common Schools to County Superintendents and Address to Teachers, Dec. 1, 1845. [Bound with Set "A" of Annual Reports of Superintendent, 1846 to 1851.] St. Albans. 1845. Reports of the State Board of Education, with the Reports of the Secretary, 1857 to 1865. [Those after 1865 in Legislative Documents.] 9v. in 3. (4 copies). Report of Commissioner under resolution of 1857 relating to establishment of a Reform School. [This with report of committee on subject of juvenile offenders, 1865, and first five pamphlet reports of Trustees of Reform School, 1866 to 1870, bound in one volume.] (4 copies). [Reform School Reports, 1866 to 1870, are found in volume just named and in Legislative Documents]. [ Reports of Trustees of Vermont University and State Agricultural College, 1866 to 1870, are found in Legislative Documents]. [ Reports of Fish Commissioners are found in Legislative Documents]. Legislative Documents, 1866 to 1870. 5v. (4 copies). ADDRESSES, ETC. An Oration before the Re-Union Society of Vermont Officers, October 25th, 1866. By Col. W. G. Veazey. Rutland, 1866. An Oration before the Re-Union Society of Vermont Officers, October 22d, 1868. By Gen. P. T. Washburn. Montpelier, 1869. An Oration before the Re-Union Society of Vermont Officers, November 4, 1869. By Gen. W. W. Grout. Rutland, 1869. NOTE. For the following addresses delivered before the Vermont Historical Society, and published by order of the Legislature, see General Library under VERMONT HISTOR ICAL SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS. 1848, Address by James Davie Butler 1848, Address by George Frederick Houghton; 1850, Address by D. P. Thompson ; 1858, Address by Pliny H. White; 1858, Address by A. D. Hager; CATALOGUES. Catalogue of State Library, 1850. (4 copies). The same, 1858. (4 copies). VERMONT : CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS. Journal of the Constitutional Convention, 1814; 1822; 1828 1836; 1843; 1850; 1857; 1870. [8 pamphlets bound in 1 vol.] Danville, Burlington, Royalton, St. Albans and Montpelier, 1814-70. (2 copies). NOTE. With one copy of the above volume is bound a copy of each of the following pamphlets. Constitution of the State of Vermont, as revised by the Council of Censors, and recommended for the consideration of the People. Windsor, 1785. [With this is reprinted the Constitution as established in 1778]. Constitution of the State of Vermont, as established by Convention in 1778, and revised by Convention in June, 1786. Wind1786. sor, Constitution of Vermont, as revised and amended by the Council of Censors, 1792. Rutland. Constitution of Vermont as adopted by the Convention holden at Windsor, 1793. Windsor, 1793. Constitutionalist, or amendments proposed by the Council, supported by the writings and opinions of James Wilson and others. [ Supposed to be by N. Chipman.] Montpelier, 1814. Essay on amendments proposed by the Council. Delivered at Norwich, 22d Feb., 1814. By Charles Marsh. Hanover, 1814. Speech of Hon. Daniel Chipman, delivered in Convention, Jan. 6, 1836. Middlebury, 1837. Last Resort. By Harvey Howes. Fair Haven, 1870. COUNCIL OF CENSORS. NOTE. The original Journals of the Council of Censors, 1785-6 and 1792, are in the Library, together with the original Addresses of these Councils to the Freemen. Extracts from the Journal of the Council of 1785-6 may be found in Slade's State Papers, p. 511 to p. 516. The Address of this Council is reprinted in Slade's State Papers, p. 531 to p. 534; and that of the Council of 1792, pp. 547 and 548. Journal of the Council of Censors, 1813–14; 1820-21; 1827 1834-5; 1841-2 1841-2; 1848-9; 1855-6; 1862; 1869. [9 pamphlets bound in 1 vol.] Middlebury, Danville, Burlington and Montpelier, 1814-69. (2 copies). NOTE. With each copy of the above volume is bound a copy of the following pamphlets. Proceedings of the Council of Censors of the State of Vermont. [1785-6.] Windsor, 1786. [This is the address reprinted in Slade, p. 531; with appendix on arrearage of taxes due January 1, 1786.] Proceedings of the Council of Censors, 1792. Rutland, 1792. [This contains the address reprinted in Slade, p. 547; the Constitution as proposed by this Council in 1792; an account of arrearages of taxes due Nov. 26, 1792; and the Constitution as established in 1786 ]. Address of the Council of Censors, [Feb. 4, 1800.] Bennington, 1800. VERMONT : Address of the Council of Censors, [Dec., 1806.] Bennington, 1807. DIRECTORIES. [ Directory, 1826.] On sheet. Folio. Directory and Rules of the House of Representatives, 1832 to 1835. [4 pamphlets bound in 1 vol.] 16°. Montpelier, 1832–35. Directory and Rules of the Senate and House of Representatives, 1837 to 1870. [34 pamphlets, 16°: those from 1837 to 1867 bound in 3 vols.] Montpelier, 1837-70. Directory, Rules and Orders, with lists of officers and other Historical Information; and manual of Parliamentary Practice. 7v. 16°. Montpelier, 1864-70. (2 copies). Manual of the Legislature of Vermont, 1859 to 1870. [12 pamphlets bound in 1 vol,] 12°. Montpelier, 1859–70. NOTE. These Manuals are published by the Assistant Clerks of the House and not by the State. A Manual of the Legislature of 1858 is printed in the Appendix of the House Journal of that year. Bound with the above Manuals will be found the following three pamphlets. Deming's Statistical View of the Legislature of Vermont, 1850. [By L. Deming.] 16°. Montpelier, [ 1850 ]. Description of the State Houses of Vermont. Avery and H. B. Davis.] 16°. Montpelier, 1859. [By W. W. Vermont Legislative Compendium for 1864. [By P. Deming.] 12°. Montpelier, 1864. See General Library under DEMING. EARLY HISTORY. Petitions to His Majesty King GEORGE the Third. [These are the original petitions, circulated and signed in Western Vermont in 1766, which were sent. to England Dec. 25, 1766, by Samuel Robinson. They pray for a Confirmation of the New Hampshire Grants. Bound with them are signed Powers of Attorney by the Inhabitants to the said Samuel Robinson and others.] Small 4°. [See Vermont Historical Collections, Vol. 1, p. 271 ]. Vermont's Appeal to the candid and impartial World, containing a fair stating of the Claims of Massachusetts Bay, New Hampshire and New York. The Right the State of Vermont has to Independence. With an address, &c. By Stephen R. Bradley. 120. Hartford, [1780 ]. Vindication of the Opposition of the Inhabitants of Vermont to the Government of New York, and of their right to form an Independent State. Humbly submitted to the consideration of the impartial world. By Ethan Allen. 12°. Windsor, 1779. [Bound with the above ]. Copy of a Remonstrance of the Council of the State of Vermont against the Resolutions of Congress of the 5th of December last, which interfere with their internal police. 12°. Hartford, 1783. VERMONT : Vermont State Papers; being a collection of Records and Documents connected with the establishment of government by the People of Vermont. Compiled by William Slade, Jun. Middlebury, 1823. [ See also General Library under SLADE ]. NOTE. For works treating of Vermont History, published by the authors and not by the State, see General Library under ALLEN (ETHAN, HEMAN and IRA); HALL, (B. H. and HILAND); THOMPSON, ŽADOCK; WILLIAMS, SAMUEL: and others. See also VERMONT HISTORICAL SOCIETY and VERMONT HISTORICAL GAZETTEER. ELECTION SERMONS. By Samuel Shuttlesworth, October 13, 1791 ; GEOLOGY. Annual Reports on the Geology of Vermont, by C. B. Adams, 1845 to 1848. 4v. (3 copies 1845 and 1847; 4 copies 1846; 2 copies 1848.) Report on the Geology of Vermont, descriptive, theoretical, economical and scenographical. By E. Hitchcock, E. Hitchcock. Jr., A. D. Hager and C. H. Hitchcock. 2v. 4° Claremont, 1861. [ See General Library under HAGER]. PRINTED BILLS. Printed Bills, 1864 to 1870. 7v. REGISTRATION REPORTS. First to Twelfth Reports relating to the Registry and Returns of Births, Marriages and Deaths in this State, 1857 to 1868. 12v. Burlington, Rutland, &c., 1859-70. (4 copies). MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS NOTE. These consist mainly of Reports which are also to be found in the regular Documents of their respective years. Remarks of Mr. [Heman] Allen's Counsel upon the Petition of Silas Hathaway [to the Legislature of Vermont], praying for a new trial, &c. 1822. Memorial of the Legislature for the Repeal of Acts incorporating the Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter of Vermont. Presented October 23, 1830. Proceedings and Instructions concerning the System of International Literary and Scientific Exchanges established by Alexandre Vattemare. Burlington, 1848. Annual Reports in Relation to International Exchanges and the Vermont State Library. Montpelier, 1850. VERMONT : Report on the Claim of the Iroquois Indians upon the State of Vermont, for their "Hunting Ground." By T. P. Redfield. Montpelier, 1854. Report of the Commissioners appointed by the Governor on the Claim of the Iroquois Indians. Montpelier, 1855. Reports and Resolutions on Slavery, &c., by Select Committee of the Senate. Montpelier, 1855. Reports of Select Committees of the Senate on Slavery and the Condition of Kansas, and on the Outrage on the Freedom of Debate in Congress. Burlington, 1856. Preliminary Report on the Natural History of Vermont. By Augustus Young. Burlington, 1856. Report on the Artificial Propagation of Fish. By George P. Marsh. Burlington, 1857. Report of the Committee for Erection of Monument over the Grave of Ethan Allen. Montpelier, 1858. Report of Select Committee on Slavery, the Dred Scott Decision, and Action of Federal Government thereon. Montpelier, 1858. Report of the Geological Survey. By Edward Hitchcock. Burlington, 1858. Preliminary Report on Geology. By Edward Hitchcock. Montpelier, 1859. Report of the Committee on the Judiciary in regard to the late Decision of the Board of Education. Montpelier, 1860. Report of Committee on Military Affairs on H. 39, 1862. Report of Committee on Military Affairs relative to the Militia of this State. 1862. Report of Commissioners relative to the Restoration of Sea Fish to the Connecticut River and its Tributaries. 1866; 1867; 1869. Report of Commissioner to the Universal Exposition of 1867, at Paris, France. Rutland, 1867. VIRGINIA. Senate Journal and Documents, 1850-1; 1852; 1859-60 to extra session, September, 1863; 1865–6; 1866-7. [The Senate Documents are bound with the Journals.] 9v. House Journals, 1849–50: 1850-1; 1852-3 to 1866-7. 12v. Documents, 1847-8; 1849-50; 1850-51; 1852; 1852-3, Part 1 ; 1855–6 to 1866-7. [Those for 1866–7 are bound with House Journal.] 31v. Journal, Acts and Proceedings of General Conventions, 185051; 1861. 2v. Documents containing Statistics of Virginia, ordered to be printed by the State Conventions. 1850-51; 1861. 2v. Constitution of the State and Ordinances adopted by the Convention at Alexandria, February, 1864. (Pamphlet). 10 |