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

THURSDAY, yUNs %.
Order OF notice on the petition vi Select.
men OF Strong; Selectmen OF Vienna OF
Brady Bailey and others, passed and sent
down for concurrence.
Order OF notice passed on the petitions Of
the Assessors OF Plantation No. 1, and John
Pike and others.
The furiner consideration Of the bill relat-
ing 10 suits against Sheriff., &c. referred 10
next session.
The resolve passed relative 10 the time,
manner and place vi choosing Electors of PIES.
ldent, Wee President, DC. WIN amendments.
A bill relating 10 the collection ot taxes 10
the counties Of Somerset, Oxford, Hancock,
Penobscot and Washington, passed 70 oe en-.
acted.
Bill relative TO Justices OF The Peace and
Coroners passed 10 be eng'ossed, as taken on
a ne N DRAFT.
The order of the House, committing the
petition Ut sundry banks to Messrs. Gfeeniesf,
Howard, Vose. OF Augusta, Burgin and Scam
mon, with SUCH as the Senate may JOIN, came
up Tor concurrence-and Messs. Foote, Viii
hanson and Rose, were joined.
The Senate 50 tar receded from their vote
Of yesterday, or the resolve providing for The
pay Vi members Of the House, &c. as TO co.,
cur with the House IN every provision Of that
resolve excepting so much as relates to the
time allowed The Secretary Of the Senate and
Clerk OF The House, after the close OF the ses.
s,oi, 10 arrange their papers.
Joseph Cross and Others had leave 10 bring
| in bill.
A Oil for the encouragement of the use u
broad trimmed cart aud wagon wheels, Was
read and committed to Messrs. Green aud
seaver.
The Senate resolved themselves into CON-
mi,!ee OF the whole, Dir. Gage in the chair, on
the bill relating 10 the militia, and after some
| time spent IN committee, the President re-
sumed the chair, and Mr.. Gage reported pro-
gress, and asked leave TO sit again.
A committee was appointed TO consider
what alteration Is necessary, If any, in an act
regulating bail in civil actions.
FRIDAY, JUNE %.
The petition Of George Lord and others
was read and committed.
The bill establishing Supreme Judicial
Court, passed to be engrosssd in concurrence
with the House.
Ordered, that no petition Of private nature
be received after this day.
Orders Of the Honse, committing the peti.
tons Of George Hobbs and others to the csm.
mittee on new islals-of Jabez noMry and
others 10 the committee on banks and bank
ing--oi Charles GlIddel Cd TO the committee
on incorporation OF towns-of Selectmen of
Camden to The committee on accovnts-aud
OF the town oil Jefferson 10 the committee on
accounts, were se-eraIly read and concured
in.
Orders Of notice were granted on The pc.
tiiions of Elijah Johnston and others, and on
tina, OF William Kennard and others.
The petition OF James c. Jewe't and others,
praying that the law prohibiting Theatrical
entertainments may be repealed, was read and
committed.
The committee on the subject reported tina,
The Legislature may have a recess on Tuesday
n.xt-which was accompanied by Resolve
designating the second Wednesday Of JAM
nary next, at Portland. as the time and place
OF the mex, meeting Of the Legislature, which
was read and accepted.
four engagements have been such that We have
been unable to journalizs hat part Of Fridays
and none Of Saturdays proceedings in the Senate.
That our readers may not lose any part Of that
journal, we shall endeavor to supply the defect
in our next,