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| − | + | [Bill - minisl & school lands in Sangerville —] | |
| − | + | Bill " to establish a ministerial and school Fund in the town of Sangerville — which passed this House 23 Ulto came from the Senate in a new draft for the concurrence of the House — and the House concurred. | |
| − | Rep. on pet. of | + | [Rep. on pet. of Eliashib Adams & als] |
| − | The committee on the petition of | + | The committee on the petition of Eliashib Adams & others reported a reference to the next Legislature — The report was read & accepted and sent up for concurrence |
| − | Rep. on pet of | + | [Rep. on pet. of Saml. Brown] |
| − | The committee on the petition of | + | The committee on the petition of Samuel Brown, reported a reference to the next Legislature. The report accepted in the Senate came down for concurrence — and the House concurred. |
| − | Report - on return of the Militia | + | [Rep. on pet of John Feld & James Treworgy] |
| + | The committee on the petition of John Feld & James Treworgy reported a reference to the next Legislature. The report accepted in Senate came down for concurrence and the House concurred. | ||
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| + | [Report - on return of the Militia &c] | ||
The committee to whom was referred to the abstract of the Annual return of the Militia of the State of Maine for the year 1821 reported that it is expedient to take no order thereupon at this time and that the same be preserved upon the files of the Senate. | The committee to whom was referred to the abstract of the Annual return of the Militia of the State of Maine for the year 1821 reported that it is expedient to take no order thereupon at this time and that the same be preserved upon the files of the Senate. | ||
The report accepted in the Senate came down for concurrence — and the House concurred — | The report accepted in the Senate came down for concurrence — and the House concurred — | ||
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Adjourned until 2 oclock this afternoon. | Adjourned until 2 oclock this afternoon. | ||
Afternoon. Met according to adjournment. | Afternoon. Met according to adjournment. | ||
| − | Remonstrance of Nathaniel Millikin | + | [Remonstrance of Nathaniel Millikin & others —] |
| − | Remonstrance of Nathaniel Millikin | + | Remonstrance of Nathaniel Millikin & others agst the petition of Daniel Barrett, proprietor of Camden Turnpike for a repeal of some restrictions in the Charter establishing said Turnpike — was read & referred to |
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[Bill - minisl & school lands in Sangerville —] Bill " to establish a ministerial and school Fund in the town of Sangerville — which passed this House 23 Ulto came from the Senate in a new draft for the concurrence of the House — and the House concurred.
[Rep. on pet. of Eliashib Adams & als] The committee on the petition of Eliashib Adams & others reported a reference to the next Legislature — The report was read & accepted and sent up for concurrence
[Rep. on pet. of Saml. Brown] The committee on the petition of Samuel Brown, reported a reference to the next Legislature. The report accepted in the Senate came down for concurrence — and the House concurred.
[Rep. on pet of John Feld & James Treworgy] The committee on the petition of John Feld & James Treworgy reported a reference to the next Legislature. The report accepted in Senate came down for concurrence and the House concurred.
[Report - on return of the Militia &c] The committee to whom was referred to the abstract of the Annual return of the Militia of the State of Maine for the year 1821 reported that it is expedient to take no order thereupon at this time and that the same be preserved upon the files of the Senate. The report accepted in the Senate came down for concurrence — and the House concurred —
Adjourned until 2 oclock this afternoon.
Afternoon. Met according to adjournment.
[Remonstrance of Nathaniel Millikin & others —] Remonstrance of Nathaniel Millikin & others agst the petition of Daniel Barrett, proprietor of Camden Turnpike for a repeal of some restrictions in the Charter establishing said Turnpike — was read & referred to