The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-19
LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
in SENATE.
THURSDAY. JUNE

The Committee On the bet'erlneDt Law re
ported leave to bring in Bill on the petition
flames Stanley and others.
A.bill entitled an act to ascertain the rates a.
bic property in this State, having had two
several readings, passed to be engrossed as a
uended.
The Committee who had under considera
lion SO much of The Governors message, as re.
lates to the Indians. made report which was
read, and four O'Clock assigned for further con-
sidera.ion.
!, Leave was granled>sp bring in bill on the
petition OF Daniel Garland and others.
Bill entitled s. An Act directing the man.
|ner OF giving notice IN certain cases." passed
|1o be engressed in new draft.
Order Of notice on the petition Of Aaron
H1yden and Others was granted.
4 resolve on the petition u Henry Kendall
read second tune and passed.
The bill entitled an act establishing the pay
Of certain officers, from the House, was read
and concured in with amendments.
FRIDAY JUNE l6. Bill entitled an Act
TO modify aud limit the terms aud conditions
OF the Act for separation, relative to Bowdoin
College, aud to encourage Literature and the
Arts and Scences-and Bill entitled an Act
to incorporate the Master, Wardens and Mem
bers OF the Grand Lodge Of Maine, severally
passed 10 be enacted.
A resolve on the petition Of the inhabitants
OF Pownal, cane up from the house, and was
read and committed.
The petition Of the Selectmen Of WatervilIe
was read and committed 10 the committee who
have uader consideration the subject Of State
Paupers.
The committee on the subject OF the lnspec.
ton Laws made report, accompanied by a
Bill, which was read and accepted.
The committee of conference on the part
Of the Senate, appointed to confer on the sub.
ject Of the difference between the two houses
on the Bill establishing the Salaries of certain
ofhcers, mel the committee on the part Of the
house, and after free aud full investigation Of
the points 10 dispute, recommended that the
Senate recede from their former vote, and that
they concur with The House, which report was
read, accepted, and passed to be engrossed.
A Resolve reported by the committee on
the petition Of Timothy Hall, was read a sec
ond time and its passage refused.
The petition Of Thomas A. Johnson and
others was read and committed.
Orders Of notice on the petitions Of William
Ware and others--Joslah Towle--and John
Who'd, were granted.
A bill entitled " An Act for the settlement
OF certain equitable claims arising in certain
real actions" having had two several read
ings, passed to be engrossed.
A resolve inspecting the pay Of the C6un.
sellers, Senators and Representatives, fixing It
at two dollars per day, was read aud commit
ted.
SATURDAY, JUNE IA resolve giving su-
thority to the Board Of Jurisprudence, came
up for concurrence, which, was read and COM
mitted to Messrs. Williamson. Rose and Bou.
telle, who reported that this resolve ought
not to pass which was read and committed.
The Selectn.en If Putnam and others Of
Daniel Hall and others; Elias Haskell and
others Mark Hatch aud others inhabitants
Of Harlem; and Joseph Holland, were allow
ed orders Of notice.
The petition Of Nathaniel Meservey was
referred to the Governor and Couneissa
A bill entitled g An additional Act respect.
ing the first Baptist Society in Portland
and bill entitled IAN act directing the
manner Of giving notice in certain cases"
passed to be enscted.
A bill respecting the appointment Of In,
spectofs and the bonds which they are re.
quired to give, was read second time and
committed
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