The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
JOINT STANDING COMMIT TEES
FOR BOTH HOUSES.

Y
FOR BOTH HOUSES.
On SIM. Iouds-Messrs Wilson and Whit
uev, of the Senate.-Messrs. Parker, Of Gardner,
Vance, Of No. 6, and Crowcll, Of Whltehcl ID, "
The House.
I On lncorooraiion of Parishes and other Relig-
iotss Societies and ministerial and SchPOt Lands
-NIessrs Buxton and kelIeran, Of Ltd Sendte.-
Messrs. Eden, of Buxton, Purringto4, OF Bow
doin. and Cobb. of Durham of the HduSe
On applicutions for .Hanufacturing Companies.
-Messrs Burnham and Dunn, ot the Senate.-
Messrs. Fox. ofParsonsdeid, Purrngtdn,o Tops
ham and Croweil, Of Waterviile, Of hP Ho'tst'
On Interior Fisheries.-Messrs. Whitman and
Higgins, of6e Senate-Messrs. Wood, Of Win
throp M'kown, Of Boothbay, Chase, Of Kttery,
Call, Of Bangor, and Pcrley, of Bridgton, q the
! House.
/ On Turnpikes Bridges and Canals -Messrs.
/ Small and Morrill,. of the SenaLe.-Messrs. M
Cobb, of Pittsburgh, Prentss, Of Paris and Mer-
rill, Of Gorham, Of tie House.
/ On incorporation Of Tolcns.-Messrs. Green,
and Dennet, Of the Senate.-Messrs. Scamnon,
of Saco, Page, of Hallowell, and Bonney, OF Tur-
ner, d the House.
On Bd,aks and Banking. -Messrs. Tallman
and MDonald, of The SeIsate.-llessrs- Clapp, of
Portland, Williams, of Augusta, and Prime, OF
Berwick, ofHte House.
/ On applications from sick and lcouildtd Sol
dierS.-blessrs. Steele and Burnham, Of the Sen
dte-MessTs. Mace, OF Lisbon, Chase, Of Liver
more, and Adams, Of Cherryheld, Of the House.
o.. .fccomts.-Messrs. Case and U sher, Of
the Senate.-Messrs. NOVEL;, ofKenneb4nk Port,
Quinnam, Of Wiscasset, and Osgood, Of Freburg,
q the HOuSs.
On NeW I'rials.-Messrs. Bond and O'Bren,
Of the Senate.-Messrs. Todd, of Portland, Abbot,
OF Castine, and Gray, of BoWdoinhaIh, of The
House.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE.
On Bills IN the second readang.-Messrs.
Bond, O'Brien, Dennet, Small, Usher and Burn
ham
On engrossed bils-Messrs. Witham, Case,
Wilson and Whitney.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.
On Etections-Messrs. Williams, of Augusta,
Dunlap, OF Brunswick, M'Intire, of York, Thohl-
as, OF Friendship, and Pike, Of Frankfort.
On the Pay RoH.-Mcssrs Russell, of North
Yarmouth, Hammond, Of Elliot, and Morrill,, Of
Dearborn.
On County Estimates.-Mcssrs. Sturdivant,
Of Cumberland, Moore, Of Clinton, and Dascomb,
of Bloomfield.
On Faldnce.-Alessrs. Adams, of Portland,
Parsons, OF Edgecomb, Emery, of Bitdeford,
White, OF Monmouth, and Knowles, Of Ii 4mpden.
On Change of .Names.-Messrs. Wilkins, of
New-Charieston, Bodwell, of ShapIcigh, l. Coss,
Of Pittston.
On Bills IN tie Third Reading Messrs.
Leach, of Vassalborough, Dunlap, Of Brunswick.
and Clark, Of Limington.
On Engrossed Bius-Messrs. BRIGHAM, of
Leeds, Lewis, Of Athens, and M'Crillis, bf Bel
fast
On LeaUe Of .4bsence.-Messrs. Burr, of Itch
field, smith, of Fayette, and Woodbury., of Minot.
MONITORS.
Mr.. Chase, of Liyennore, Eastern DiUiSiOn
Mr.. burlington, Of Bowdoln, .diddte d b.
MIR. M'Intire, Of York, Western do.
SATURDAY, Jan. A.
Petitions read and Committed-Of Benjamin
r. Jones aud others-of Amos Poor and others
of Nathan Baldwin and others-ofE. Twtch-
ell and S. Cross-of James Walker and others
of John Moor aud others-of town of Concord
of Peter Willis and others-of Ephran Ourrer
of Caleb IIuse and others-of Joshua Brad
street-of Peter Burgess and others-1n md of
Barrett Potter.
Ordered, that the hour to which the House
shall daily adjourn shall be mae O'Clock in the
morning, except on Monday-on which day the
hour of meeting shall be ten o'clock.
Ordered, that the Clerk cause to be printed,
for the use of the members, three hundred copies
of the last Census of the State of Maine.
Adj. till 10 o'clock Monqa lay.
MONDAY, Jan g.
PetitiOns-Of 1st Baptist Society in Bath-of
Nehemiah Adams--the selectmen and school
committee in Whiteheld-of Gershom Flaor and
others-of James Bates-selectmen Of Add ison-
Ok Isaac Abbott and others-John Plummd DR. and
others-Of James Pomroy-Ehjah Wood and
others land Of David Winslow aud others, were
severally read and committed.
Col. Thatcher Of WARREN appeared, was hual-
flied and took his seat.
Tuesday, at ii o'clock, is assigned bt the
two houses to choose Treasurer.
The House concurred in an order FROM the
Senate to hold but one session day until other
wise ordered
committee was appointed 70 take into con
sideration the expediency Of addressing the Goy.
and Council for the removal of James M. Rog-
ers, Esq. from the several offices he now holds
under this state
The remOnstrance Of Elijah Dinsmore, against
the annexation of certain inhabitants of Colbm-
bla to Harrington, was referred to the committee
who had the subject under consideration
an order OF notice was granted on the petition
Of James Paul and others.
The petition Of Sykanus Higgens and Others
to De incorporated for the purpose Of building
bridge over Fore River, to connect the townE Of
Portland and Cape Elizabeth was committed in