The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15
FRIDAY, Jan. IL.

FRIDAY, Jan. 10.
The committee appointed 70 examine the affairs
| Of the NIscasset, Castine. and Halowell and Au-
\ gusta Banks. made a report, which was commit
ted TO Joint Committee Of both Houses consisting
Of Messrs. Page. otter and Ripley, of the Senate,
and Clap. Moody, HUichrngs, Vose and Brown, of
| the House. Two hundred ordered TO be printed.
| Messrs. lrish. Of GOTham, Virgin, Of Rumford,
and Morrill,. Of Monmouth, were appointed Com
mittee 10 consider the expediency Of altering
modifying the law relative. 70 Flowing Of Lands,
with leave to report by bill or otherwise.
! The Valuation Committee made report, which
was referred TO Joint Committee, consisting Of
Messrs. Potter, Green and Boutelle, the Senate,
and Bragdon, Chase of Livernore, Cobnrn, Whit
ney Of Brooks, and Mowry Of Lubec, 4.t
Pen ions- OF Sandy River Agricultural Society
TO be incorporated-of town Of Hartford, respec-
ting Militia Laws-of IN Stinson- Eli Longley
and oihers-John Haynes 4 others-John Who'd
ard others-Joseph Dunn and others-Na lhaniel
Burnham and otheTs-Joshua Young and another
Thomas M'Faden, jun. and others-Francis Ar
quin-Samuel Freeman Court Of Sessions Of
cumberland County-Assessors Of Plantation No.
/ and Brady Bailey and others, were read and
lseveraIly committed.
The committee to whom was referred the Petit
tion Of 4. Il. aren, reported leave TO bring in
Bill.
The Bill TO incorporate Kennebec Lodge, ~@aS
read first and second time and tomorrow at o.
clock assigned for third reading.
MIR. Locke, o. ChestervIlle, was substituted on
the committee Oh Change Of Names, instead Of MIR.
wilkins, who j. absent.
Mr.. Virgin of Rumford, was substituted on com
mittee bills in Third Reading, instead Of Mr.
Johnson, of Belfast, whoseseat as vacated by his
appointment to the flee Of Judge OF Probate in
The County Of Hancock.
MessTs. CuTrIer. OF Eeadfeld, Reed. Of Waldo
boro' and len. Of Sanford, were appointed
committee, with such as the Senate may Join, to
take into consideration he situation Of Officers and
Soldiers of this state, who regularly commits
stoned and enlisted under the general government
and served in the late N ar with Great Britain,
with leave 10 report by bin or otherwise.
The committee oi both Houses. appointed 10
consider in what manner Messages shall be com
municaied TO either House Reported, that they
shall be in writing and signed by the President
the Senate and Speaker Of the House respective
ly, and transmitted by the respective Messengers
which agreed 70.
Mr. Brown, Of Freeman, was added TO the
committee on Incorporation Of Parishes instead of
Mr. Burnham, who is absent
Ordered-I hat 50 much ofthe Governors Mes
sage relates 10 the Penohscot Indians be refer
red to Messrs. Gage and SesYer, OF the Senate,
and Messrs. Smith. Of Wiscasset. Davis, or Orono.
and Crowell Of Waterville, ofthe House.
60 much the Governors Message as relates 10
ing the several Clerks Of the Courts 10 pay the mo-
MES they receive 70 the State reaturor instead
of sounty Treasures referred To AIessrs.
Potter aud Ripley, ofthe Senate, and Reddngton.
of Vassalboro', Shaw, and Dennet, Of Kntery, Of
the House
60 much as refers 70 the exPence ofthe different
branches OF Enforcement and compensation III Off
GERS, be committed To Messrs. Foxcron and Green
Of The Senate and Nessrs Dunn, of PolanG, Chase
OF South Berwick AMI Hooper a Paris.
90 much "a refers 20 the Militia, be referred %
Messrs. Ulmer and Mcdonald, Of the Senate. arc
Messrs. Turner, 81 Turner. Russell, Of North az
mouth, and Anterior, 81 Prospect, ofthe House.
% much a. relates ~ the preservation of liz
her o. Public Lands and Expectations thereon
was committed 10 Messrs. Boutelle and O'Brieu
OF toe Senate, and Messrs. Emery, Of Portland,
Niison, OF Bingham. and irish, Of GoThaln, OF The
House.
20 much a. relates q Finances, and the situa-
ton 2; the Treasury, expenses of State Paupers.
and costs 10 criminal prosecutions, was committed
TO Alessrs. Rose and William, Of the Senate. and
Messrs. spTsgue, ofHallowel, Adams Of Portland,
and Holland, OF Jay. n
The committees On unfinished business, i e
ordered 10 resume and complDfe the same