Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

strances of Vm NJ Rogers ct al, ana Una fiYde
ct al, against the petition ofPeter Knight ct al, for
an alteration of the law in relation to the NUM-
ciral Court in Bath.
Read &c. and tomorrow assigned-Resnlve
thorizng the Governor and Council to settle the
account of A. B. Thompson, late acting Quar-
termaster General.
Referred 10 merit Legislature-on order in
relation to granting toll on Kennebeo Dam.
Mr.. Morse of Bath, from the committee on
Library, reported resolve for the distribution of
the dgests of patents also resolve for the dis
trbuton of certain public documents, which were
each read once and tomorrow assigned.
In SENATE-WEDNEsp March 2
The Joint Select Committee on the Apportion-
ment, made a report which laid upon the
table, and 500 copies with accompanying resolves,
ordered to be printed.
Referred 10 the neat Legislaiure--A bill for en-
tending Granite wharfin Buekspori-a bill to set
off Oren Ireland to Oldtown.
The resolve for the repair of the Mars Hill road
came up on its passage to be engrossed, and on
motion of MIR. HumrnREy was indefinitely post
poned. Adj,
IN THE HOUSE WEDNESDAY March .
Passed 10 be engrossed resolve for the distribu-
ton OF the digest Of patents; bill to incorporate
the Palh Mutual Marine Insurance Co; to au-
thorize the town Of Bath to build bridge over
New Meadows River
The committee on State valuation, reported
Legislation inexpedient on order for the reduction
Of the valuation of the town of Nobleborough,-
Mr.. CHAPMAN Of Marlborough moved to re-
commit with instructions TO inquire if there was
$4,000 of moving lands in said town,-Lost.
The report was then accepted.
On motion of Mr. PiNonY of Smyrna.
Ordered, That the Committee on Finance, be
directed to inquire concerning the propriety of
taxing all household furniture belongs to one
family, exceeding in value $500, and all musical
instruments exceeding $50
IN SENA1E-THuRsDAY March 3
Presented and GENERALIZATION of the town
of Webster for a separate representation.
Order Of Notice 10 acct Leg'aatue-on Peti-
ton of Lucius H. Chandler e: al for new Pro-
bate District in the Eastern part of Lincoln
County and circumstances of inhabitants ofthe
town OF Marlborough against the same
IN THE HOUSE THURSDAY, March 3,
On motion Of Mr. OsGooD, the House took up
the motion to reconsider the vote whereby the
House accepted the report on petition of WIN.
Boyd ct al in relate to the Scboomook Suice-
way.
Mr. OsGooD said he was in favor ola reconsid-
alton for the purpose vi referring the subject to
next Legislature Mr. Sewali of Oldtown, oppo-
sed the motion. Mr. Hapgood of Waterford OPP
posed the motion and the Bill itself. NJ Todd
of Portland advocated the motion. MIR Abbott of
Belfast, opposed the motion. Mr. Washburn of
Orono also opposed the motion The motion
then lost-yeas g, nays9o
Mr. fiKk oil hlstPort' ~ leave laid on the Ia
bic BIZ to incorporate the Passport Mechanic
Association
Mr. CoGswELL of South Berwick, from the
Committee on Finance. reported bill apportlon-
ing tax of 100000 on the Inhabitants of this
State, which was twice read and tomorrow as
signed,
Resolve, additional, in relation to the distribu-