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202.

Legislature will so far have completed the business of the 
Session as to enable them to have a recess, with leave to
report as soon as may be  -- read and passed.
Sent down for concurrence and Messrs Hobbs 
of Waterborough, Abbot of Vassalborough, Hodgman
of Warren, Hyde of Bath and Woodman of Wilton
are joined in concurrence.

On motion of Mr. Greene of York,
Ordered, that a message be sent to the Governor,
informing him that Benjamin Burgess of Lisbon
was, on the 17th day of February, A.D. 1835 elected, by a 
concurrent vote of both branches of the Legislature, 
Major General of the fourth Division of the Militia of
this State, and that Eliphalet D. Bray of Kingfield
was, on the 18th day of February, A.D. 1835, elected by
a concurrent vote of both branches of the Legislature,
Major General of the eighth Division of the Militia
of this State -- read and passed; -- and the said
message was delivered by the Secretary.

The report of the Committee on the Judiciary that
legislation is inexpedient on an order relative to the 
importation and emigration of foreign paupers (laid on 
the table yesterday) was taken up  -- read and accepted,
in concurrence.

Mr. Smith, from the Committee on Claims,
to which was referred "Resolve relative to the Bond
signed by Daniel Coney and others," reported that
the same be referred to next Legislature -- read and
recommitted with instructions to report a Resolve.
Sent down for concurrence.  Concurred.

On motion of Mr. Purinton,
Ordered, that the time to which the Senate shall hereafter
adjourn shall be till half past nine o'clock, in the morning