Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-05-02

bargain, much better one would at
any time be consented to by Maine.
The question was then taken on a.
greeting to the resolve to ratify the
agreement, and passed as follows
feas:-Hon. Messss. Brooks, Welles, Bart
lett. Hunnewell, Pickman, Gardner, LYMAN.
Williams, Dwight, Allen, Bigelow, Eastman,
Sullivan, RantOul, Moseley, Thomas. Bourne
and Myrick-l8.
Nags.-Hon. Messrs. v'amum, HYDE. Par
ker, Tufts, Reynolds, Whittemore, Doolittle.
Clark and Ruggles-9.
FRIDAY, APRIL ga bill providing.
that the interest on the State debt shall
cease after the first day of July next,
provided the Treasurer shall make sale
of the three per cent. Stock, as provided
by law, passed tobe ehgrossed. III has
also passed the House. -
Several subjects acted on in the House
were conc urred in and others referred.
AFTERNOON.
The Senate concurred with the
House in the resolve on the petition of
JONI RuSSGlls anu OtuCIs.
Numerous bills, &c. from the House
were referred te.the next General
Court.
The vote passed, directing the pay
rell to be made, up, including Sunday
t.4 similar note he's passed the House.
The Senate refued to concur with
the House, IA, to 5, sin the resolve for
paying the Members of the House, out
Of the Publick Treasury.
4adipur7ltd to to-morro1v.
SATURDAY, APRIL 2S.-Present, 22
members. A message was ordered to
be sent to the Executive Council, ac-
quainting that department with the con-
viction and removal from office of
Judge Prescott.
An act authorizing special term of
the Court Of Sessions, for the County
of Hampshire, passed to be enacted
The Senate again adhered to their
resolutions in not paying the attendance
of Members Of the Legislature, from
the Treasury
The act, granting Pond Island to the
United States, passed to be enacted; as
also an act, providing for the payment
of the whole State debt.
The Payroll of the Senate was re-
ported, and acted or, amounting to
932 dollars.
Provision was made for the eompen-
sation Of the Clerks and other subordi-
nate persons, employed in the Legisla-
tive Departments.
The Clerk was ordered to- purchase
and deliver to each Member of the
Senate copy of such printed report
of the Trial of Judge Prescott, as may
come from the press, as correct and
authenticated copy of the same.
A joint message was sent to the Gov
ernour, acquainting him, that the two
branches had passed upon all the pub
lick business required to be done at this
Session; and requesting him to prorogue
the sames
The Hon. Mr.. Parker then read, in
his place, the following Resolve, which
being again read by the Clerk, was
unanimously agreed to, and ordered to
be Inserted on the Journal
Rssolced, That the thanks of the Senate
be presented to the Hon. JOHN PHILLIPS,
their President, in testimony of their appro-
baton of the dignity, impartiality and ability
with which he has presided over their deliber-
ations, during the present political year.
Upon which the President made an
address, in answer, which, by order of
the Senate. was likewise inserted on
the journal.
Shortly after, the Secretary came in
with a message from His Excellency
the Govemour, informing, that he had
approved the several Acts, passed dur
ing the Session., and that the Legislature.
was prorogued to the Tuesday next
preceding the last Wednesday of May
next, thent to meet at the State-House
in Boston.