The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19

and restrictions OF Insurance ComFsnies--passed 10
he engrossed in concurrence with thestiouse
Matthew Cobb aud others, LHiher Sampson and
others, and snndry inhabitants Of " Yarmouth, had
leave 10 bring 10 bills
Orders III Notice were reported on the petitions
of Benjamin n Mann and others-of George Lord
and others-of Jason ComiBgs and olhefs--of An
thonv Woodside aud oibers-of William Simpson
and others and of Moses Springer, ir and Others
FRIDAY, February is.
Sundry petitions, praying for the erection OF a
new County, came no from the House for concur
renee. which were severally read and concuHed.
BiILs-for the punishment Of the crimes Of Bur :
glary and other breaking and entering Of buildings
for directing the process in Habeas Corpus--ta
prevent gaming for money and other property
"a prevent perjury-for directing and regulating
the process Of out-lawry-for directing the man.
ner in which inquests Of Office shall be taken to
invest real estate in the State, or TO cH'itlc the
State thereto-and FIR the punishment Of Adulte-
ry and other crimes, passed 10 be eugrossed in
concurrence with the House. -
Bill for the regulation Of the Penobscf Tribe Of
indians. having had two several readings, passed
to be engrossed. sent down for concurrence.
I'm Act, granting toll 70 the county Of Cum
bersnd, on bridge over Presumscot River, pas
sed 10 be engrossed seat down for concurrence
Resolres. reported by he committee appointed
TO consider the expediency Of inquiring into the
doiDgs Of Justices OF the Peace and prescribing
certain duties OF the several county Treasures.
and Of the Secretary Of the State, were read and
passed, sent down for concurrence.
Resolves on the petition of Russell and Gardner
of Boston, praying that they may be appointed
printers Of the Laws Of Maine, was read and nom
concurred.
James Lord and others, and Edward Capen
and others, had leave to bring in bills.
SATURDAY, Feb. II.
Resolve on the Pay Roll Of the Committee on
the state valuation, finally passed.
Bills to incorporate the Trustees Of Readfeld
Religious and Charitable Society and to author
ze John Dudley and others to build bridge
across Little River, in the town Of Perry, passed
to be engrossed, sent down for concurrence
Bills, TO provide for the erection Of guide posts
upon public roads TO regulate the expectation Of
Tobacco, and the weight Of Onions to prevent
Tenants from committing waste; to provide for
the appointment Of agents for demanding aud re-
ceivng Fugitives from justice; concerning Appren-
tees 70 provide for the punishment Of rape ard
the prevention thereof; for The regulation Of Fer
ries for the punishment OF Incendiaries and other
michievous persons for the protection ofthe per-
sonal liberty of citizens and for other purposes
and for directing the manner in which Notice.
upon petitions 70 be presented 10 this Legislature
may be given, passed to be engrossed ia concur
renee with the House.
Betsey Randell, John Smonton. and the Sc
iectmen OF Phillips, had leave to withdraw their
petitions.
Orders Of notice were reported on the petitions
OF the inhabitants OF PASSPORT, and of the Select
men OF Phillips, praying for the records Of that
town may be made valid.
The petition of Daniel Cock and others was
referred to the first session Of the nextLegislature
Messrs. Allen, of Sanford Clapp, of Portland
Burr, Of Litchfeld; Hall, of Frankfort Currier,
OF Readheld; Vose, of Robbinstown; Virgin Of
Rumferd; Wilson. Of Bingham, on the part of the
House: and Messrs. Small. Green, Boutele,
O'Brien and Seaver, on the part of the Senate
were appointed a committee to designate the
place where the first session Of the next Legisla-
ture shall be holden; with leave to report by
bill otherwise.