The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-22
House Of Reprcsentai,ues.
MONDAY. JUNE

MONDAf, JUNE 1Ss
Petition OF SWEET Ellis. and others on tbs
Betterment Law, read and ordered to lie OF
the table.
Bills passed to be enacfedv-To eslallist
north line Of Ana--establishing The Salary o
certain ofhcers-to enlarge the powers Of tbs
Name Literary and Theological Institution.
A Committee was appointed 10 consider
what sums Of money shall be paid into The
Treasury Of this State by persons receiving
the commissions Of Sheriff., &c.
A bill for limitation Of real actions passed
to be engrossed.
Mr.. Little laid upon the table the pay roll
Of Division Court Martial holden at Bangor
in the 4th regiment, lst brigade, 10Th division,
which was referred TO the Committee on &C.
counts.
Petition Of Selectmen Of Newly was COM
mitted.
Order Of notice was passed on the petition
Of Naih'l. Dyer and others.
Noah K George had leave to withdraw bic
petition.
A resolve passed ia concurrence with The
Senate authorizing the Treasurer Of the State
TO borrow $4,000, on the faith Of the State,
provided the exigency Of The Stale should re.
quire il before the next session Of the Legis-
lature.
A bill TO incorporate Saco Iron Manufacio-
~, read first and second time. aud Wednes
day 10 o'clock assigned for third reading.
The report Of committee Of Elections res
pecting the election Of the member from Pal.
ermo, &c. was taken up read aud rejected
and
Mr.. Greenleaf gave notice that to morrow
10 o'clock he should move = reconsideration
Of that vote.
An order came down from the Senate ap.
pointing committee TO consider the expedi
ency Of requiring by law, that all actions 10
siituied against any sheriff tor default IN bis
Office or for the default of his deputies, or
against any coroner for default in his Office,
shall be brought only in the county where
said officers are commissioned to act, with
leave to report by bill or otherwise, was read
and concurred in.
The petition Of William Kendall and Others
was read and committed 10 the committee on
Fisheries.
On motion, the question respecting the a.
u'Suducut III Vie VII VI dsCcItdIu Tue IdtdDIe
estates, DC. so far as relates TO the striking
out that part Of the same which imposes tax
on the polls and estates Of ministers, was taken
by yeas and nays as follows, viz:-
For Striking out-Messrs. Conant, Merrill,
Heard, Low, M'Intire, Scammon, Bodwell,
Chase, Hobbs, Moody, Ingalls,, Thrasher, Cobb,
Irish, Whitney, Purington, Howard, Gross, Eme.
~, Clap, Greenleaf, Leach, Libby, Hatch,
Mc'Kown, Wheeler, Parsons, Mc'Ciain, Burr,
Robinson, Rollins, Eastman, Millr, Merrill,
Barnard, Batchelder, Bailey, Miller, Reed,
Smith, Delano, Little, Johnson, Whitney, Allen,
Abbot, SPofiord, Lord, Fletcher, Hutching.,
Sargent. Waterman, Moore, Fletcher, ofC. Wei
lington, Lord. of G. sprague, Stewart, Francis,
Rice, Burnham, Redinston, Rusgles, Burgin.
Balch, Vose, Adams, Howard, ofB. Grover,
Legrow, Rust, Hooper, Virgin, Shaw, Coburn,
Bixby, Lawrence, Knowles, wilkins, Nourse.
Against striking ous-Messrs. Elden, johnson.
Hammond, bennett, Of II. bennett, Of X. Burn.
ham, Clark, Bragdon, M'intire, Dunlap, Wait,
Dennison, Sturdivant, Mussey, Hall, Carr. Tuck.
err, Rowell, Hall, Of F. Locke, Morrill,, Cav.
Tuck, Robbins, Morrill,, Of M. Smith, Coss, Cur.
rier. Howard, Crowell, Morse, w God, Hall, Of 3.
Chandler, Holland, Chase, Carpenter, Collins.
Wilson, Brown, Burr, Read, Kelsey, Shaw,
Lowney.
Petition OF The inhabitants of ThouastoD.
wss read and committed.