The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-12
LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
IN SENATE,

Orders from the House read and coicurred
On the petition OF Thomas Beck and others
Jonah Spauldios and oihers--Peleg Haynes
and oihers-Jonsthan Moody--Ns,haniel
Dodge and ohers-John Hight add others
Samuel and Daniel Psge-Selectmen OF Uni.
iy--commtted 10 the committee ON the in
corporation Of towns.
Petitions Aaron Hayden and others
Daniel Garland and oihers-ilenry Kendall
Daniel Stewart, Treasurer Of Somerset county
inhabitants Of Observation-Disclosures
Palmer and ohers-ibhabitan Of Freeman
Of Stropg---A'kinson, on the subject Of The
miIitia--and serenity nine petitions iron other
towns, on the subject Of the c. &. OF c. P.
came up from the House, and were read and
committed.
The books and maps referred TO in the
Governors message, were ordered 10 be de.
posted in the Office Of the Secretary Of State,
subject 10 the order Of the Legislature.
Secretary was also directed TO procure from
The office Of the Secretary Of The Common
wealth of Massachusetts,, an such books and
maps in that Office as belong to towns or indi-
vidusls in Maine, 10 be deposited as above
who shall give notice thereof it, both the pa
pers printed in this town Of the place where
they may be called for.
The petitions Of Joseph Hall and others
Benz. Folsom and others-and A. Neal and
others, came up from the house and were read
and concurred--ss was also that Of S. Floyd
and olhers--she inhabitants Of Guiidford--
w. Snow, respecting bridge over Pise alta
qua rver--Jsmes Stanley and others, respect.
ing the beiterment law--inhab;tants OF Bath
and Mary Merrill, came up from the house,
and were read and concurred in.
Acts providing for the qualification Of iu-
diclal, civil and military ofhcers--providing
that bonds shall be given by Sheriff., &c. &c
&c. were read the first tire. and the latter
the third time and passed to be engrossed.
A bill TO change the name Of East Ando
yer, passed TO be engrossed--as was also a
resolve on the petition of the town Of Rome.
The committee on banks reported Re-
| solve which was read and tomorrow assign
ed for second reading.
The committee on towns reported an order
Of notice on the petitions Of Moses Huxley
and Daniel Veasey and others.
Order OF notice was granted on the petition
OF the Inhabitants Of Avon. Adj.
FRIDAY. JUNE 8.
The committee on the Incorporation of
towns reporied orders OF notice on the petit
iions Of jonah Spaulding and others--Jona-
than Moody the town Of East .Andover; Mich.
olas Dodge--and PsIeg Harris.
Thomas Beck and Others, had leave to
withdraw their petition.
Order OF notice was granted on the peti
tions Of Solomon Thayer and others-and OF
the inhabitants Of Plantation No. IL.
An order Of notice was allowed the several
petitioners for the erection Of new county.
An order Of the House committing The petit
ton of Jesse Kimball and others, and inbsbi
fanis of Surry, to the committee on the incor-
poration of towns. came up for concurrence.
The committee to whom was referred the
netition of the Trustees Of Bowdoin College.
reported a Bill TO annul the provisions rela,
ting TO said College. contained in the act of
Separation. conditionallv on the part Of this
S,aie-and that the consideration nj the other
subjects contained in said pe'ition,be referred
TO the next session Of the Legislature-whch
was read and accepted.
A bin prescribing the mode Of qualifying
judicial, civil and military Officers. passed to
be engrossed.
The committee on Fisheries, reported an
order of notice on the petition Of Daniel Hall
and others--which was read and accepted.