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announced by the Speaker as a duly qualified member of this house

[Rules & Orders.]

The Committee on the subject of Rules and Orders for the government of this House, made a Report which was read and accepted.

[Clerk, to cause them to be printed.]

Ordered, That the Clerk cause to be printed, for the use of the members, Two hundred copies of the Rules and Orders of this House, together with a list of the members and also of the standing Committees of the House.

[also, list of members.]

Ordered That the Clerk cause to be printed, two hundred & fifty copies of the list of members with the number of the seat assigned to each.

[Nathl Meservy Jr.]

Petition of Nathaniel Meservy Junr

Read and referred to the Committee on Military subjects hereafter to be appointed.

[Committee to ascertain the terms on which printing can be engaged &c]

Mr Redington of Vassalboro', Mr Lock of Chesterville and Genl Irish of Gorham were appointed a Committee to ascertain the most advantageous terms on which the printing for this House can be procured.

[Joseph Small + others.]

Petition of Joseph Small & others, praying for a division of the County of Lincoln.

Read & committed to Messrs Virgin of Rumford, Balch of Lubec and Lord of Gardiner, with such as the Senate may join, to consider and report.

Sent up for concurrence.

[Remonstrance of the town of Freeport &c &c]

Remonstrance from the town of Freeport upon the same subject.

Read & committed to the same Committee.

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 announced by the Speaker as a duly qualified member of this house
-[Rules + orders.]
+[Rules & Orders.]
-The committee on the subject of Rules and Orders for the government of this House, made a Report which was read and accepted.
+The Committee on the subject of Rules and Orders for the government of this House, made a Report which was read and accepted.
-[Clerk to cause them to be printed]
+[Clerk, to cause them to be printed.]
-Ordered, [underlined] that the Clerk cause to be printed, for the use of the members, two hundred copies of the Rules and Orders of this House, together with a list of the members and also of the standing committees of the House.
+Ordered, That the Clerk cause to be printed, for the use of the members, Two hundred copies of the Rules and Orders of this House, together with a list of the members and also of the standing Committees of the House.
 [also, list of members.]
-Ordered [underlined] That the Clerk cause to be printed, two hundred + fifty copies of the list of members with the number of the seat assigned to each.
+Ordered That the Clerk cause to be printed, two hundred & fifty copies of the list of members with the number of the seat assigned to each.
-[Nath Meseruy Jr.
+[Nathl Meservy Jr.]
+Petition of Nathaniel Meservy Junr
+Read and referred to the Committee on Military subjects hereafter to be appointed.
+[Committee to ascertain the terms on which printing can be engaged &c]
+Mr Redington of Vassalboro', Mr Lock of Chesterville and Genl Irish of Gorham were appointed a Committee to ascertain the most advantageous terms on which the printing for this House can be procured.
+[Joseph Small + others.]
+Petition of Joseph Small & others, praying for a division of the County of Lincoln.
+Read & committed to Messrs Virgin of Rumford, Balch of Lubec and Lord of Gardiner, with such as the Senate may join, to consider and report.
+Sent up for concurrence.
+[Remonstrance of the town of Freeport &c &c]
+Remonstrance from the town of Freeport upon the same subject.
+Read & committed to the same Committee.