Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-09


Exchange Bank be, and the same u.s. hereby ac-
cepted, and the same shall terminate when this
act shall take effect
Sea- Be it further enacted, That the said
Bank shall continue in its corporate capacity for
and during the term of two years from the time
this act shall take effect, for the sole purpose of
collecting the debts due the corporation, selling
and conveying the property and estate thereof,
and shall remain liable for the payment of all
debts due from the same, and shall be capable of
prosecuting and defending suits at law, and for
choosing directors for the purposes aforesaid and
for closing its concerns.
SEC g. Be it further enacted, That this Act
shall take effect and be in force from and after
the sixth day of April in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and forty, and that said Bank
shall publish for three months, weekly, in the
State paper, and in one or more papers, if any
thore be, in the County in which said Bank may
be located, that it has surrendered its charter,
stating the time when such surrender went into
effect, and also the time when its liability to
deem its bills, by law, will expire.
Approved by the Governor, March z, 1910.
An Act to change the names of certain persons
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives in Legislature assembled, That
Moses Hook of Castine, be allowed to take the
name of Frederic Augustus Hook THAT Da-
vid Merritt Maddocks, of Ellsworth, be allowed
to take the name of David Merritt;-That John
Newton Wilder of Pembroke, be allowed to
take the name of John Newton Chickering -
That Marceus Nelson, of Moscow be allowed
to take the name of Marcellus Rowe THAT
John Filebrown, of Readfeld, be allowed to
take the name of John Bean Fillebrown =
That William Sweetser, of Portland, be allowed
to take the name of William Henry Sweetser;-
That Evc Hinkley, of Mercer, be allowed to
take the name of Darwin Hnkley THAT Jes-
Sc Gleason Merriam, of Eastport, be allowed to
take the name of Jesse Gleason THAT Shear
jashub Hatch, of Mercer, be allowed to take
the name of Francis Hatch THAT Jesse AVIAN
| der House, of Greene, be allowed TO take the
name of Jesse Avander Cummings THAT
Moody Boyington, of jefferson, be allowed to
take the name of Moody Burbank = That
Charles Northam Oliver, of Bethel, be allowed
to take the name of Charles Lovejoy Oliver
That Edward James, of Steuben, be allowed to
take name Of Edward Hutchings THAT Mi
chael Robert Fannon, of New Gloucester, be
allowed to take the name of Henry Angels Fan
non That Nelson Viddeto, of New Sharon,
be allowed to take the name of John Nelson -
That Mary Jane Carpenter, of Cornville, be al
lowed to take the name Mary Jane Newbegin;-
That John Blue, Betsey Blue, wife of said John,
and John H. Blue, their son, and Agnes P. wife
of the said John H., all of Bloomfield and Mon
mouth, be allowed to take the name of Ballou,
as their surname THAT Jonathan Fly Worm
wood, his wife and seven minor children, of
Surry, be allowed to take the name of Wood,
as their surname.
An Act to change the name of certain persons.
| Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives IN Legislature assembled, That
Arthur Wesley Dodge, of Waldoboro', be al
lowed to take the name of Arther Trowbridge
That Mary McGarrett, of Waldoboro, be
allowed to take the name of Mary French -
That Isaac McGarrett, of Waldoboro', be allow
ed to take the name of Isaac French THAT
Sarah Nc Garrett, of Bangor, be allowed to take
the name of Sarah French.
Approved by the Governor, March IL, 1910.
An Act additional to the several Acts now in
| force exempting certain actcles from attach
| ment.
| Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives in Legislature assembled, That
in addition to the hay now exempt by law from
attachment, sufficient quantity to keep the
stock exempted from attachmentby virtue of an
act entitled 'an Act to encourage the rearing of
oxen within this State, approved March twen-
ty-third, one thousand eight hundred and thir-
| ty mine, be, and the same hereby is, exempted
| from attachment.
Approved by the Governor, March IL, 1840
An Act repeating part of an Act establishing
the duties TO be paid by certain officers there
in named.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives in Legislature assembled, That
SO much of an act establishing the duties to be
paid by certain officers therein named, passed
the twenty eighth day of June in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty,
as requires every Inspector General of Butter
and Lard to pay duty of Twenty Dollars be,
and the same is hereby repealed.
Approved by the Governor, March 10, 1910.
An Act additional to IAN Act 10 organize, gov
ern and discipline the Militia Of this State.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives in Legislature assembled, That
in all actions now pending, which may here
after be commenced, in the name of any Dvs-
ion Advocate in this State, to recover any fine
and costs, or either, in accordance with the
sentence of any Court Martial, such suit shall
not abate in consequence of the resignation, re-
moval, death, or expiration of the term of office,
of the Division Advocate, who may have COM