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Petition of John Wise for an allowance of his account - was read & referred, in concurrence with the Senate, to the committee on accounts. | Petition of John Wise for an allowance of his account - was read & referred, in concurrence with the Senate, to the committee on accounts. | ||
| − | [pet. Bowdoin] | + | [pet. - Bowdoin] |
[Remonstrances] | [Remonstrances] | ||
Petition of a Committee of the town of Bowdoin - | Petition of a Committee of the town of Bowdoin - | ||
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| − | + | Remonstrance of Nobleboro' } | |
| − | + | do of Warren } | |
| − | + | do of Woolwich } all upon the subject of the division of the County of Lincoln | |
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were, read and referred to the committee who have under consideration the petition of George Rogers & others. Sent up for concurrence. | were, read and referred to the committee who have under consideration the petition of George Rogers & others. Sent up for concurrence. | ||
[pet. Baldwin] | [pet. Baldwin] | ||
| − | Petition, of the town of Baldwin for leave to sell ministerial lands &c - of Hermon Lodge to be incorporated | + | Petition, of the town of Baldwin for leave to sell ministerial lands &c |
| + | - of Hermon Lodge to be incorporated | ||
| + | also, | ||
| − | [ | + | [Remonstrances -] |
| − | Remonstrances - of Benjamin Bisbee of Harmony agst | + | Remonstrances - of Benjamin Bisbee of Harmony agst the petition of said town for authority to sell ministerial & school lands |
| − | + | - of Blue hill agst. the pet. of Daniel Faulkner & als | |
| − | - of Blue hill agst the pet. of Daniel Faulkner & als were, read and referred to the committee on ministerial & school lands &c. Sent up for concurrence. | + | were, read and referred to the committee on ministerial & school lands &c. Sent up for concurrence. |
| − | [pet. | + | [pet. Wm. West] |
Petition of William West of Hollis for a new trial, was, read and referred to the committee on new trials. Sent up for concurrence. | Petition of William West of Hollis for a new trial, was, read and referred to the committee on new trials. Sent up for concurrence. | ||
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[pet. Calvin Gibbs & al] | [pet. Calvin Gibbs & al] | ||
| − | Petition of Calvin Gibbs and others living on the bay of Fundy, | + | Petition of Calvin Gibbs and others living on the bay of Fundy, for the passage of a law prohibiting the setting of nets - was read and referred to the Committee on |
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to Messrs Adams of Portland, Knight and Russell.
[pet. -John Wise]
Petition of John Wise for an allowance of his account - was read & referred, in concurrence with the Senate, to the committee on accounts.
[pet. - Bowdoin]
[Remonstrances]
Petition of a Committee of the town of Bowdoin - also Remonstrance of Nobleboro' } do of Warren } do of Woolwich } all upon the subject of the division of the County of Lincoln were, read and referred to the committee who have under consideration the petition of George Rogers & others. Sent up for concurrence.
[pet. Baldwin]
Petition, of the town of Baldwin for leave to sell ministerial lands &c - of Hermon Lodge to be incorporated also,
[Remonstrances -]
Remonstrances - of Benjamin Bisbee of Harmony agst the petition of said town for authority to sell ministerial & school lands - of Blue hill agst. the pet. of Daniel Faulkner & als were, read and referred to the committee on ministerial & school lands &c. Sent up for concurrence.
[pet. Wm. West]
Petition of William West of Hollis for a new trial, was, read and referred to the committee on new trials. Sent up for concurrence.
[pet. Calvin Gibbs & al]
Petition of Calvin Gibbs and others living on the bay of Fundy, for the passage of a law prohibiting the setting of nets - was read and referred to the Committee on