The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29


militia Of this State.
A Bill entitled an Act relating to the militia
came up concurred in with amendments, al
taken int o a new draft, for concurrence
which was taken up by sections, and the ques-
tion being put shall the words quakers and
shakers, introduced in.o the first section OF the
Bill by the H ousc, be retained, passed " the
e-.Yeas--Messrs Ulner, Page,
Gage, Williamson, Moor, Potter, Foxcroft,
Mcdonald, Green, Wltham, and Seaver,-ll.
Nays-Messrs Foot, Small, Rose, Ripley,
Kendall, O'Brien and Morse.
Petition Of the Selectmen Of Portland was
read and committed to the committee who had
usder consideration the petition Of James C.
Jewelt and others.
TUESDAY, JUNE 27.-Mesrs. Williamson,
O'Bren and Morse were appointed commit,
tee TO consider the expediency Of providing
by Law for the appointment Of an Agent TO
have the superintendance Of the Penobscot
Indians, aud the provisions and other things
when delivered to them under the treaty with
that tribe.
The Act establishing Courts Of Sessions,
having had Two several readings, passed 10 be
e"e'ssseo
~ Resolve empowering and directing the
treasurer 70 obtain loan OF $50 900, On ccodl-
s'ons tnefeh nameo, was Ieao and passeo.
A message was received from the house &C.
quain,iog the Senate Of their having made
choice Of James w. Ripley, Esq. on their
part, as Major General Of the 18th Division Of
'ne mi'i"a oi o'sSe, "neIsuPon lne Sen.
ave Ptoceeceo 20 oalot lot MAJOR uenerai
'os sa'o Ois's'oe-"eeo " appeared 'hat Inc
whole number oi votes was IL. James w.
n'P'ey, Esq. nau 'nat numoef ana was DE-
c'srSo guy e'ec'ed'
me Act 70 prevent sne introduction Of pau.
Pers from iore'gn ports and places, hav'sg had
Two several readings, passed 10 be esgrossed.
An order OF notice on the petition u Jabez
mowry. was read and accepted.
An Ac' 10 establish Medical School 10
'n's S'a'e, having naa Two several reao'ngs,
passed 20 oe eogrossed.
Inc Ac' io' the ionnef !el'el Of poor prs
ooen eo0m"'ed on execution ior debt, pass
ea 70 os ens'o'ssd. -,
1ns Ie"o".,fa"se 9, 'cno 1n'"'Ps: ana
o'ner against 'ne rsPsa' oi .es law Proh'e's'
'"S Puolc 'tsse pays s"o o'nef toeatricsi q
musemen's, was read ana committed TO The
comn@e VINO nave oooef cons'defauon 'ne
Psu',on Of james Z. Jewett and Others.
a nssovs directing certain sums to be paid
70 the Secretary Of State and other off,cen
!nsfem named NOT lne use " their respective
C!srks' ont Of the Treasury OF the Stale, pass
ed IN concurrence With the House.
An Act extending the powers Of towns to
restrain cattle running At large, passed to be
enxrossed.
Aef' passed 10 Se esacsed--For providing
lor the appointment OF Clerks of Courts 10 the
several counties 4 requiring them 70 render an
account OF oil monies 'ses,ved-To encourage
Lhesa'sfe ana the us:'o' arts and se's"oss-
ns'asos = 10 'ne puo'snnen! o. Coov'sts-tor
me "'.esf sesuement o. certain equiu0le
claims G., N real .et,ons-aad 70 incorporate
lno@ss Cuts acd Others.
l6e report OF the committee in relation to
the HaI'owell and Augusta and Wiscasset
Dao.s' vas referred TO the next session Of The
Legislature. ..>-
a resolve Tor The payment Of Eve hundred
dollars TO Francis Douglas 90 account Of prin.
ting io' The State, was read and psssed.
Resolutions reported BY tbs committee TO