The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-12


niteiy postponed-59 10 80. Mr. Hobbs, of
WestborO' gave notice that he should move for a
reconsideration ofthe foregoing vote, on Mon
day next, at 10 o'clock.
A bin " against Hawkers, Pedlars and petty
chapmen" aud a bill authorising the towns Of Ken
chunk and Arundel 10 maintain a free bridge
over kenncbunk riyer-were passed 10 be enact
ed.
Adjourned to o'clock tomorrow morning.
FRIDAY, Jan. g.
The journal Of the preceding day was read.
Mr.. Aorrell Of Wells had leave OF absence for
the remainder of the session.
Petitions OF Thomas DeCarteret and George
Reid and others were committed.
Bills, for the relief Of persons who are scrupu-
lous OF taking osths-t- living remedies ia Eaai-
ty-to incorporate the gS\stees Of the Methodist
Society IN Portland, passed to be engrossed.
The ball regulating maT-Ae, and for the order
ly soiernnizauon thereof winch had passed to be
engrossed by both Houses, was sent Tor, and came
back from the oecretsry's once.
Bills concerning Notaries, iFnblic, and for the
limitation Of real actions, bed stages.
AgreeaDly to assignment, the bill to abolish the
Circuit Court Of Common Pleas &c. was token up,
read third time, and on the question whether
the bill shall be passed to be engrossed, il was
determined 10 the affirmative follows, -
Yeas-Messrs. Merrill Of Biddeford--ieard of
Berwick-Elden, of Buxtcn-Hammopd, OF FL
liot-Denneu, Of Rcllis--DeaDatt, Of Kittery-
Lego. Of Lebanon-Low, OF Lyman-Clark Of
Lining on-Boda ell, ofshapleig h-Allen, ofSan-
ford-Chase, Of ;. observation-disclosures, OF Waterloo
ro'-Bras don, Marstou and Dunn, of York-Mc-
Lellan, of Observation-Disclosures, Of Cape LIZA
beth-Cobb. of Durham ait, Of Falmouth
Dennison, Of Fresport-Irish, of Gorhaul --Pur-
ngton, of Harpswell-Sturdlvant, of North Var
mouth Cushman, of Pownal-Dunn, ofPoland-
Leach, Of Ravmond-Mussey, of Standisn-Lib-
by of Scarborough Of Windham-Jones, Of
Westbrook - Carr, Of Bowdoin- fucker Of Bris
tol-Hatch, of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Bath-Mc-
Claim, Of Hope--Rowell, of Jefferson-Burr Of
Litchfeld- Read, of Lewston-Eames, Of Lis
bon Burleigh, of Montville-Miller, Of ST.
George Barnard, Of Observation-Disclosures er,
of Union-- Whitney, OF Brooks-Ailen, of Blue
hiIl-Lord, Of Ellsworth-hall, OF Frankfort
Fletcher, Of Observation-Disclosures, Of Mount
Decentralization, of Prospect-Hutchings OF
Penobseot-W Waterman, of Vinalhaven- Vose, of
Augusta Locke, of Chesterville NJ oore, OF
Clinton Morrill,, of Dearborn-Gay, Of Farming
ton-Tuck, Of Fayette ROBBINS, of Green
Stewart, of Harlem-Francis, of Leeds Morrill,,
OF Monmouth-Rice, of Mount Vernon---Smith, of
New Sharon-Cross, of fittston-Currier, Of Read
fed-Burnham and Eaton, of Unity-Crowell,
Of Watervilie-Wosd of Winthrop hitney, Of
neutrality-suspicious., of Robbinstown-Hal, of
Buckfeld-Howard- of brownfeld Grover, of
Bethel-Chandler, Of Fryebufg- Chase, OF Liver
more-Carpenter, OF Mexico--Hooper, OF Paris
Turner, of Turner-Shaw, of Waterford Collins,
of Anson-w Wilson, Of Bingham-Wyman, Of Ca
naan-Lawrence, Of Far6eld--Brown, Of Free
man-Burr, of Starks--Read, of Strong--Keisey,
Of Guford-knowles, OF Hampden--Shaw, OF
Newport --Lowney of Sebeck.-93
.Nays-Messrs. Conant, of Alfred-Scammon, of !
Saco-Meody and Morell, of Wells M'lntire, of
York-Perley, Of Bridgton-Dunap,of Brunswick |
-Robie, OF Gorham--Gross, OF New Gloucester |
Russell, of North Yarmouth CLAP and Adams, !
Of FcFtland-MKorn, CT Beatheay-Mheeer, Of !
Camden-Parsons, of Edgecomb-Robinson, Of /
Newcastle-Rollins, Of NobIeborough-.M'C COBB,
of Phipsburg-Merrll, of lopsham-otebbins, Of /
Alna--Aliller, of Warren--Reed, Of Waldo 1
borough-Smith, of Wiscasset-Delano, OF Wool |
wich-LIttle, of Bucksport-Abbot, OF Castine--
Spcffcrd, of Deer Isle-Ssrgent, Of Sullivan
Fletcher, OF China-W ellington, of Fairfax Lord,
of Gardiner-SpFague, of Halowell-H oward, Of
Sidney-RedIngton, OF marlborough burgin, Of
Eastport- Mowry, Of Lubec-Emerson, Of hach- |
as-Adams, of Steuben-Rust, of Norway-Vir- |
GIN, of Rumford-C oburn, Of Bloomfed-B ixby, |
Of Cornville-Nourse, Of Orrington-Davis, of Oro-
NOD \
Gen. Turner had leave OF absence.
Inhabitants Of Arundel had leave to bring in a |
bill.
Passed to be enacted-Bills securing to the
mechanics and others payment for their labor and
materials expended in erecting and repairing |
houses and other buildings with their appurtenan
Ces-and bill for the maintenance If bastard |
children.
The Senate nonconcurred in the Order of yes
terday, sent TO the Senate requesting them TO JOIN
the committee Of the House, who are to r. port
the number of Representatives to be returned at
next election.
SATURDAY, Feb. 10.
The Journal of yesterday was read.
Bills, respecting the wilful destruction and cast
Ing away Of ships and cagoes the custody Of snip
wrecked goods, and trade and navigation; regu
lating the packing and selling OF paper against
forgery and counterfeitng an additional act res
pecting the Episcopal church IN Portland for
keeping watches and wards IN towns, and for pre-
venting disorders in streets and public places
to regulate the fishery ia Damariscotta river; to
regulate the manufacture of nails respecting
Wills and Testaments; directing and regulating
the process of outlawry for the punishment OF
adultry, &C.. to incorporate Lincoln Association
of Mechanics and Msnufacturers-to regulate
the inspection of beef and pork, &c. directing
the method of laying out and making prov ision for
the repair of highways; against biasphemy, &c.
passed stages.
Bills passed to be engrossed-against forgery and
counterieitIDg; to prevent damage from nrIng
crackers, squibs, serpents and rockets within this
state to prohibit certain Officers Of Courts from
buying prommissory notes, &c. ; against selling
unwhoesone provisions; against Sodomy and
Bestiality.
Bills passed TO be enacted-to increase the toll
Of PASSPORT Bridge; to dlfuse the benefit of the