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[164] read a second time and passed to be engrossed as amended. Sent down for concurrence.

[1822 Feb. 4] [Message of Governor respecting division of Military Stores of Massachusetts & Maine] The Secretary of State came in and laid on the table the following message from the Governor - to wit -

"To the Senate and House of Representatives The Commissioners appointed on the part of this State, under the Act of Separation, having stated that a division of the ordnance[ordinance] and military stores between the States of Massachusetts and Maine will be effected before the sixteenth of March next. I transmit their communication for the information of the Legislature - and suggest the expediency of making provision for the preservation of such portion thereof as shall fall to the share of this State.

Council chamber Albion K. Parris." Feb. 4. 1822 -

Which being read was committed - together with the papers accompanying the same to Messrs. Green and Holland with such as might be joined by the House - sent down for concurrence - came up concurred and Messrs. Means, Burr & Morse were joined on the part of the House.

[Bills] Bill to incorporate the South Berwick Bank - was referred to the next Legislature according to the report of the Committee who last had the same under consideration - Sent down for concurrence. Bill to establish the Salaries of the Justices of the Court of Common Pleas - reported by the Committee who had that subject under consideration - was read - and tomorrow at ten o'clock assigned for the second reading, and committed to the Committee on Bills in the second reading.

[Resolve] Mr. McDonald from the Committee to whom that subject was referred - Reported a Resolve for the payment of the Chaplains - which was read and tomorrow, 10 o'clock assigned for second reading and committed.