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Montpelier, Oct. 1827, Woodstock, n. d. Montpelier, Oct. 1828, Woodstock, n. d. Montpelier, Oct. 1829, Woodstock, n. d. Montpelier, Oct. 1830, Woodstock, n. d. Montpelier, Oct. 1831, Woodstock, n. d. Montpelier, Oct. 1832, Danville, n. d. Montpelier, Oct. 1833, Danville, n. d. Montpelier, Oct. 1834, Rutland, 1834 Montpelier, Oct. 1835, Middlebury, 1835 7 JOURNAL of the Senate of the State of Vermont, Oct. Session, 1836 to Oct. Sefsion, 1846. Montpelier [and] Windsor, 1836-46. 8° 8 JOURNAL of the House of Representatives of the State of Vermont, Oct. Sefsion, 1837 to Oct. Session, 1846. Montpelier [and] Windsor, 1837-46. 8° 9 STATUTES of the State of Vermont; revised and established by authority in.. 1787; including those passed since that period until . . Jan. 1791; likewise, the several acts respecting sales by the Surveyor General. Bennington, 1791. 8° 10 LAWS of the State of Vermont ; revised and passed by the Legislature, in.. 1797; together with the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution,.. and.. an appendix [separately paged] containing the several laws regulating locks, toll bridges, turnpike roads, etc. Rutland, 1798. 8° ... II THE LAWs of the State of Vermont, digested and compiled [by T. Tolman],.. coming down to, and including, the year 1807; with an appendix, containing titles of local acts, and an index of the laws in force. 2 vol. Randolph, 1808. 8° 12 REPORT of the Committee appointed by Act of the last Sefsion of the Legislature, to examine into and report the situation of the Vermont State Bank. Montpelier, 1812. 8° 13 THE LAWS of Vermont, of a publick and permanent nature: coming down to, and including, the year 1824. To which are prefixed, the Declaration of Independence, etc. Compiled.. by W. Slade. 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