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Monday January 21, 1822 - [centered]

[Petitions committed] On motion - Ordered that the petition of the town of Dexter and the petition of the town of East Andover be taken from the files of the Senate and delivered to the Committee on Incorporation of Parishes etc. and that the petition of John Bannock and the memorial of Luther H. Hills be taken from the same files and committed to the Committee on turnpikes, bridges etc.

[Printing of bank returns] On motion by Mr. Bradbury - Ordered that three hundred copies of the Abstracts of the Returns of the several Banks be printed for the use of the Legislature. Sent down for concur.

[Petitions committed] The petition of Ebenezer Alden & others for relief on account of certain lime casks on their hands - read & committed to Messrs. Wheeler & Tuttle of the Senate - who were joined by Messrs. Alden, Britton & Sands on the part of the House.

The petition of Noah Morrill, praying for a new trial etc. was read and committed to the Committee on New Trials in concurrence with the House.

The petition of John Jellison & others for relief in certain cases of trespass on lots East of Penobscot river was read & committed to the Committee on New Trials - came up concurred - after being sent to the House -

The petition of the town of Castine for leave to sell Ministerial and School lands, committed in the House to the committee on incorporation of parishes etc. - came up for concurrence - read and concurred.

The Petition of the town of Northport praying to be reimbursed certain expenses incurred in the support of Hannah McIntosh & child - and Polly Thayer, committed in the House to the Committee on accounts, came up for concurrence. Read and concurred.