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

FRIDAY, February s.
| Petition Of Samuel Aaysll wasTeal and com
mitted
Petition Of Thomas DeCarteret was committed
| IN the Honse and concurred ~ the Senate
I Memorial Of James We mouta and others, was
read aud committed 70 Messrs. Potter and Rice,
with such a. the house NAV ioin
BHs-to pr 'vide-for the inspection ~ Hops
for the suppression and punishment Of cheats
f. protecting the sepuichres ofthe desd-aad for
dAi0sing the benefits OF incubation for the Kline
Pock-having had two several readings. passed to
be engroesed IN concurrence with the House.
The Bill, which was predicated on the petition
Of Davis Wissatt and others, was read a second
time, and committed TO Messrs. rage and Keller
an, with Instructions to consider the expediency
/ OF passing an Order Of Notice on said petition
Enoch Perley and others, had leave to with
draw their petition.
The inhabitants Of Arundel had leave to bring
in bill.
Bill, relative TO the Episcopal Church in the
town Of Portland, having had two several read
ings, passed to be engrossed, and sent down for
concurrence.
Ordered, that the Secretay Of State be requested
70 send to the Senate the Bill, passed to be en-
crossed, for regulating fences aud fields.
| The consideration Of the petition, Of the town
Of Harlem, and the remonstrance Of the town Of
China, was referred to the first session Of the next
Legislature and an Order was passed, appoint
ing James Mcclellan OF Bath, Luther Robbins Of
Green, and Joseph Lamson Of Wayne, Esqrs to
be COMMITTEES to repair TO said towns 10 hear
he parties, and make report to the next Legis
lature.
Bill for regulating the Fishery in Dameriscotta
river, passed to be engrossed as taken into a new
draft--'ent down for concurrence.
Thomas Sloushton and others had leave {
bring in a bill.
Il
first Parish in the town of Wiscasset--and for
confirming treaty with the Penobscot Tribe 70
Indians, were finally passed.
SATURDAY, FEB. 10
Petitions Of Nathaniel Gilman and others
of John Brown--of Luther Sampson and 9th
ers-and OF Daniel Cook and others-wef
severally read and committed.
| The Court of Sessions for the county of
| Cumberland had leave 10 bring in bill.
| Orders of Notice were reported on the petit
| tons of j Ohm Small and others, and Of Thomas
De Cararet.
JOHN May had leave 70 Withdraw bis peti-
ton
| Bills, for tie relief Of persons, who are scru--
puous of taking oaths, and for giving remedies
IN equity, having had two several readings.
passed 10 be eDgrossed in concurrence with
The House.
The committee, who had the subject under
consideration. reported that the Major Generals
I'D THIS State, who were commissioned under the
authority Of Massachusetts,, DO hold their offices
agreeably 10 the provisions OF the constitution
which report was accepted, sent down, aud
concurred in the House.
Bills, for Incorporating the Lincoln Associa-
ton OF Mechanics aud Manufacturers-for di-
recting The mode of transferring real estate by
deed, and preventing fraud lherein-for pro-
Vid'ng for the payment of costs and the support
OF prisoners. in criminal prosecutions before
Justices of the Peace and the Circuit Court of
Commob Pleas, and alec befofe the Supreme
Court, having had two several readings, passed
TO be engrossed, and were sent down for con-
currence.