The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-11

dt augusta, IL the county oil ktfheDtC, hin lot te
counties OF kennebec and Somerset. Oh the second
Tuesday of September next at Wiscasset, in and
for The county of Lincoln, on the fourth TUESDAY
" September next and at Casne IN the county
of Hancock, and for the counties of Hancock,
Washington and Penobscot, on the second Tussda,
of October next. And from and after t.e frst day
Of April next, the SAID Supr, enc Judicial Court shall
be holden in each year at York. within aud Tor the
county of York, on The last Tuesday Of April : 4,
Alfred, in and for said county, on the fourth as=
day of August al Portland, in aud for the count
of Cumberland, on the irst Tuesday of May and
IN the fourth Tuesday next following The third
Tuesday of October at Wlscasset, IN aud for the
county of Lincoln, on the third Tuesday OF Ma,
aud on the third Tuesday Of Ortoh.r Il Augusta,
in aud for the couats of kennebec, on the fourth
Tuesday OF May and ON the third Tuesday oil sep
TENDER, at Norridgewoek. IL and for the county OF
Somerset on the first Tn. .rla, ofJupe at Castine,
in and for the CONT, Of Hancock, on the second
Tuesday Of June aud on the second Tuesday OF
Octobs :; nj Maeh'as. IN and for the county oil
WashingtSns oh The third Tuesday Of June; at
Paris, in and for Tie county OF Oxford, On The Sc
cond Tuesday Of Sept mber; md at Bangor, IN
aud fer the county of Penobscof n the nrst tues
dav of October. Prorided nererfhstsss, That the
Tuesday of the month, IN which aid Couras are
respectively to BIT holden, at the SD several times
and places, may in all judicial proceedings, FROM
time TO time, be expressed and designated by such
Tuesday of the month will be the Tuesday on
which IN. said Court is to be holden, pursuan. 10
the foregoing arrangements.
SEC 6. And b. Al further enacted, That all ac-
tons and civil suits of every name and k,ud which
may be pending in the Supreme Judicial Court for
! the Counties Of Cumberland and Oxford; for the
Counties Of kennebec and Somersef; or for the
Counte. of Hancock, Washington aud Penobsoot,
on the first day Of April next; which sha have
been originally commenced in the Courts Of Com
mon Pleas for the Counties Of Oxford. Somerset,
Washington or Penobscot respectively all petitions
in which the petitioner may be an inhab''ant oil
either of said Counties, and all indictments against
any person or persons for offences committed within
either of said Counties shnll he transferred and re-
moved 10, entered, heard, tried, and proceeded
upon, at the Supreme Judicial Court then next to
be holden within the said Counties OF Oxford, Som
erset Washington and Penobscot respectively, with
in which the said actions originated and were COM
menced, the SAID petitioners reside, and the said
offences may have been committed; and all the
papers aud documents belonging to all such actions,
suits, petitions and indictments, shall be delivered
over to the Clerks of the said Counties Of Oxford,
Somerset, Washington and Pennbscot respectively.
md all appeals which may be made from any Court
of Common Pleas. and all recognlzapces which ma,
be taken. and all offences which may be committed
within either Of the said Counties of Oxford, Son.r-
set, Washington and Penobscot, after he first day Of
the of the Supreme Judicial Court to BE- holden
q cumberland aud Oxford, and Tor tine VI
Kennebec and Somerset, aud for the Counties Of
Hancock, Washington and Penobsoot respectively,
shall be entered, heard, tried, prosecuted and pro-
ceeded upon, al the Supreme Judicial Court then
next TO be holden within and for the said Counties
spectively, where the appeals may be made, the
recognizances may be taken, and the offences may
be committed.
SEC. 7. .dnd be IL further enacted That when
ever by sickness, accident, any Unforeseen cause
the number of Justices required TO bold Courts as il
herein before provided, do not attend on the day
appointed for opening Court, any Of said Jus
tees may adjourn the Court from day TO day, until
sufficient number OF said Justices do attend and
when from sickness, accident, or any Unforeseen
cause, neither Of the said Justices shall attend on
the day appointed for opening Courts the Sheriff.
Of the several Counties respectively, Sail have pow.
er TO adjourn the Court from day to day, until
Justice shall attend.
SEC o. And be ii further enacted, That when
any term of the Supreme Judicial Court holden or
TO be holden in any County, any actions shall have
been contnuednisi for Amusement by the Court, nr
for argument by consent of parties and the Justices
of said Court shall have determined the same before
the next term Of said Court holden in the same
County, it shall be lawful to enter judgment upon
said actions as Of the last term Of said Court AT
which said actions shall haye been continued, or al
the succeeding term. Aud whenever the Clerk Of
said Court in any County shall enter judgment
upon any action by order Of the Justices of said
Court out of term time, he shall enter upon his
docket the time when be shall receive such order,
AMI all liens created by attachment on mesne
process in said actions, shall continue and be in
force for and during thirty days after the then next
term Of the Supreme Judicial Court for said County,
any thing in the law to the contrary notwithstand.
ing.
Sec. 0. And be ii further enacted, That the
Governor, by and with the advice Of the Council,
shall, as soon may be after the passing Of this act
appoint some suitable person, learned in the law TO
be Reporter of the Decisions of The Supreme Jo-
dicial Court, who shall be sworn to the faithful
discharge of his duty, and shall be removable at
Swsure Of the Executive whose duty it shall be,
bx his personal attendance, or by any other means
IAhis power, to obtain true and an,htnic reports
Of the decisions, which NAV hereafter be made by
said Court, aud shall publish the same whenever
they will compose suitable volume.
SEC. 10. .4nd be ii further enacted, That the said
Reporter shall receive out of the Treasury Of this
State, six hundred dollars annually which together
with the profits arising from the publication of his
said reports, shall be- full compensation for his
services aforesaid and that the money, paid by
persons admitted 10 the practice as Attorneys in the