The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-26

Order of notice passed on petition of Sc
lectmen Of Durham.
The Judiciary bill was read second time,
and further debated, and 4 O'Clock this after.
noon assigned for third reading
Orders OF notice were passed on petitions
Of Plantation No /, and John Pike and others.
Bill respecting bank. read first and second
times, and TO morrow assigned for third
reading.
The bill altering the names of certain pei.
sons passed 10 be engrossed.
Petitions of the town of Albany town Of
Freedom George Hobbs and others Jabez
Mowry and others severaIly passed stages.
Orders OF notice granted on petitions oil
Bolster j.. and others; of J. Cross aud Others
Resolves passed dis:ricting the State for
echuce Of Electors for President and Wee.
President Of the IT, States.
Resolve for the pay Of members came back
from the Senate in part concured, and the
House adhere TO their former vote--and the
same is returned TO the Senate.
Ordered. that notice be given to the disiric,
comprising Wilton and Temple, that Charles
Morse, the member from that district, has re
signed bis seat in consequence Of being elect.
ed Senator from ksnnebec county.
Several members had leave of absence.
Pdssed 10 be engrossed.-Bill establishing
duties payable by Sber,fs, Justices, Coroners.
Notaries, &C. iato the Treasury-bill incor
poratIas Sacs Iron Works Co.
Agreeable to assignment the House pro-
ceeded 10 ballot for Major T. neral TO com
mand The ilh division OF the militia Of this
State. The whole number Of votes was l22
NECESSARY to choice sc. Denny M'Cobb.
| Esq. had 70, and is chosen-The House hs,
ing thus nonconcurred with the Senate in HE
election Of James M'Lellsn, sent up their
do'ngs 10 that body Tor concurrence.
FRIDAY, JUNE GO.
Petition Of George Lord and other, read
and committed.
| Petitios OF Selectmen Of JeFerson--of
| Charles Giidden-of Selectmen Of Camden
read and committed.
| Petition Of J. c. Jeweit and others for al
tefsiio0 Of Laws respecting public plays,
read and eopmilied to Messrs Foote and RIP
ley Of tie Senate, and Delano, Francis, and
Dunn. Of the House.
| ~AeSStSs lhoOpeT, W - iis, sose Oi IsooinS-
town. and M'Cobb. Of Ph'psburg, bad leave
Of absence.
The Commi,.es on Bills in third reading,
report the Bill making further provisions As
respects Banks IN this State a. amended by
the Senate, read third time and passed 10 be
enerossed.
Ordered, that Messss. Virgin. Shaw and
Francis, be 4 committee to take into consid.
Grafton the expectancy Vi authorizing The JUS
tees Of ihe Circuit C0Urf Of Common Pleas
for the 6rst Eastern Circuit, to hold special
session in the county Of Oxford, with leave
| 10 report BY bill or Otherwise.
A committee was appointed TO designate in
what manner vacancies Of members, when
| they take place in the recess, may be made
known, and what notice the town or district
where ths vacancy exists, should have thereof.
The PsUper accounts OF Palermo, we're
| read aud committed.
The Committee on the subject Of recess
Of the Legislature report. that The LegisIa-
ture may have . recess on Tuesday, ITO
morrow the 9Th inst. sod also reported
Resolve providing for second meeting Of
the Legislature Oh The second Wednesday Of
Jsnuary next.
The committee TO whom was referred the
subject relating 10 the vacated seat Of Thomas
Eastman, reported that no vacancy exists in
the class composing Palermo, Montyille and
Mont,ille Plantaiion--snd that MosEs BuR.
LET was duly elected to represent said class,
and is satilled 10 seat IN The House--wh,ch
was read and accepted
The Bill entitled an Act TO ssceriaia the
estate raiesble within this State, came down
from the Senate uon.coneured in the smend
menls Of The House in psrt--wb~reupon the
House receded from their vote Of amendment,
aud the bill passed TO lie engrossed in concur.
reRce With the Senate.
A Resolve vas passed authorizing and re-
suiring the Treasurer Of the State Of Maine
forhw th 10 reqoes, the Treasurer of the Com
monweslb Of Massachusetts to pay Tire sum Of
one thousand dollars TO lie orGer o, the Treas.
urer OF this State. il being the sum paid ny
the CumberlAnd Bank IS the properties Of the
|ssx due from said Bank on The isi day of A.
pril, there being no Treasurer appointed ton
the State Of Maine al that time.
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