The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-09

the greater security Of the public in relation to
the payment oil bank bills, were accepted IN
concurrence.
Gen Nathan Heard was chosen Major Gen.
eral on the part of the House, for the 9TH divis-
ion of Massachusetts, Militia.
An order of notice on the petition of James
Fletcher, Jr., and others, was accepted in con-
currence.
A resolve requiring the several Banks of this
Commonwealth, DESTROYS of renewing their
charters, to make certain returns as to their
condition, &c, on or before the first Wednesday
of January next, with an amendment from the
Senate, was passed in concurrence.
Resolve from the Senate on Massachusetts,
Claim, was passed in concurrence.
MONDAY, June z.
SENATE. The bill in addition to an act to
incorporate the Franklin Rail Road Company,
passed to be enacted.
An order offered by Mr.. Burnell, relating to
the distribution of the money which may be re-
ceved from the United States for the services
of the militia of this Commonwealth, during the
late war, to the city of Boston, and the several
towns within this Commonwealth, was, on mo-
tion of Mr.. Gray, referred TO the next session..
A committee, to wait upon the Governor and
inform him that the two Houses have passed
upon all the business that it is necessary to pass
performed the duty.
The Secretary soon after came in and an
nounced that the Governor, with the advice
and consent of the CoHncil, and at the request
of the two branches of the Legislature, had
been pleased to pTorogue them to the first
Wednesday in January next
HOUSE. On motion of Mr.. Davis of Bos-
ton, the Treasurer was directed in addition to
his annual statement of receipts and expend-
lures, to lay before the House, on the first day
of the next session, statement of the amounts
paid for the public service under each head,
stating all charges by way Of salaries clerk
hire, contingencies. &c.
On motion of Mr. Bigelow of Boston, the
( Adlutant and O. NJ General was directed to
lay before the House on the first day of the
next session, detailed statement of all the ex-
| penses which have occurred to the Common
wealth, for the three years previous to the
/ year 1921, for Massachusetts Proper, when the
duties of @. NJ General was transferred to the
! Adjutant General in relation to the department
of the Adiutant and acting Q. NJ. General and
TO the militia.
An engrossed bill in addition to an act to in
corporate the Franklin Rail- Road Company,
was passed to be enacted.
The customary formalities having been gone
through with, the Legislature vas prorogued
to the first Wednesday in January next.
] STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.
On the Judiciary-Messrs. Sullivan of B.
Mann of D., Newton of W., Marston of N.
Boes of G.
On matters of Probate and Chancery-Mess
Blake of B., Lawrence of G.; Jarvis of W,
Whipple OF c., Mack of S.
| On Finance-Messrs Rantoul of B Cush-
man of NJ, Gray of B., Draper of s., Allen of P
On Education-Messrs Greene of n B.
Brooks of B., Train of F., Bowdoin of B., Hay.
! ward of C.
On ElectionS-Messrs. Hubbard of w, Rus
sell of P, Bigelow of B., Whiting eff L., Gard
nsr n.
On Agriculture-Messrs Wheeler of s
Bridgman of B., Mills of W., Johnson of A..
Carter of L.
On Bills in Sd Reading-Messrs. Robinson o.
L., Preston of B., Dewey of ", Barton of o.
Tufts of D.
On EngrOssed Bals-Messrs. Otis of B.
Starkweather of P. rockingham of N, Webb
of S., Shattuck of c.
On County Estim0tes-Messrs Taft of S.
Swan of c., Pendleton of S.
NJ, Ammees of G.. FtowIe of N. -
! On Leaus of .4bsence-Messrs. Corbet of w.
Harris of c., Edwards of S.
On the Pay Rou-Messrs. Baxter Of B., Viii
liams of S., Balch of N.