Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
[ Whoie No. 583.


The additional bill refpetiing the adfneae
nre.nent of boards, &c. was pa1cd to BE- en-
grofed.
MANY bills were paGed to be enacted.
Arelolve aboliflling the Office of Circuit
Clerk of the fupreme Judicial Court, was read
and committed.
The new fee bill was negatived.
0,dt.ef, that the papers respecting the H'S-
ron election be preiented to the Attorney Cen
eral or Solicitor General. for them to initi-
tute fuit if there be fufiicient CUTE.
The committee on the fubjeSl, reported,
that it is necefary, the better to accommodate
the Representatives, to extend the North wall
Of the Representatives, Chamber 20 feet into
the yard This would accommodate $40 ad-
ditional fests and coz 5000 dollars ; that il is
nece1ary to have fix more cOmnitfee-rooms
and to make fome repairs on the building.
The fri part of the report was referred the
laf part accepted. ard agents appointed.
SATURDAY, JANE ~.
A bill to transfer to the Courts Of Common
Pleas the powers and duties of the Court of
Sei6ons, was pafied to be enacted.
A bill further to regulate Sales of Equities in
Redemption, was paaed to be sngrofed
MospAv JuNf 10.
A refolve refpeaing an amendment to the
U. States Contribution, was paded in new
draft. - -
An election bin was referred to the next fef-
Gon.
A bill providing for the better payment Of
Bank Bills, was received from the ienates
whereit had pafied to the engroded. In the
Houie it was read fra time.
His Frcellency the Governor, by meGage,
communicated roper. of a committee Of eoun.
Gil refpeeting the State Prifon--which was
read aud committed.
a joint committee was appointed to report
the inns il will be proper The General Court
fhould adjourn to. ~ TIs eom.afn ,sfs,teJ
tie st Wss'sSaey II Jaasssy-Aapfsa
The Na,,idcrroo.i Bridge bill, and the Au-
Ssas religious focisiy bill, were paded to be
enacted.
rUrsoAY, JUNE 90. :.
Committees were chofen 10 report at The
winter -felfion on the erpediency Of altering
the Laws for arrelsing the bodies of debtors.
And to report on the feveral Election Laws.
The bill to regulate zrfsfts and attachments
was referred.
The committee on the ful jea Of" exempt
ing from poll tax all the youth from the age
of g to the age of 81 years." reported re-
ference of the fubjeet to the winter feilion.
The additional bill requiring the feveral
Banks to ufe the Stereotype plates, paaedto
be enacted.
BhNK Bills.
A bill providing for the recovery of two
per cent per month sgainf any Incorporated
Bank in this State, which fl,all not pay their.
bills on demand, or according TO the prom
lie contained in their bills, and for prohibiting
the circulation of out State bank notes aft ers
the IN January, 1910, was reported. read;
and pa1ed. Tie Senate has concurred.
BANKRUPT Law.
A joint order pailed, appointing the Hon.
TLespbius Pa,jss,, J0bs Dsvn and Samuel Do
FIGURES, Committee to report at the
winter FELTON,, bill to provide for the relief
of Infolvent deb,ors. 49,
A joint Committee was appointed to wal.
on his Excellency the Governor, to inform
him, that the Legislature have now paGed
upon all the public buinef, that was before
them, and requen, that his Excellency would
delday of January next.
Mr.. Story, of committee on the fubied,
reported bill in favor of the appointment Of
a Solicitor of the Houfe, whole duty it flIall
he to revife aud correct bills previous 10 their
being engrofed. Referred TO the next FELTON,
AT O'Clock, P. M. Mr.. Tudor, Secretary
IF the State, came in, and announced, thar
His ExceIency rnr GovsRNoR had approved
and Ggned all the A6ts which have been paf-
cd by the Legislature the prefcnt feHion--rhe
heads of which he then read They ws,s
Thirty egbt in nn~be,.] He then added, thar
His BsceIeuey the Governor, with the I'D.
vice of Council, and at the requeif of the ,wo
Houies, had been plesfed to ADJOURN the Cea.
eral Court TO the fourth Wednesday of Jsnu-
ary next, then TO meet at the State Houfc in
Bolton, at ten o'clock in the iorenoou--And
this Honorable Houie is adjourned according
~. The members thea feparated.
Thus has terminated FELTON, which has been
mutually ihort, but in which much public
and local buhne!s has been attended to, and
iinifhed; and during which, 10 conformity 10
the mild fpirit of His Ercelleusy,s fpeech se
the opening Of it, very great degree Of his-
mory, urbanity and unanimty has prevailed.
SafL/E@-
NoThRTES PUBLIC FOR MINE,
1~k-Jeremiah Hill, Jonas Clark, William
B ScwalI, VIM Hight.
Csmksrinse-David Dunlap, Andrew Dun
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