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done to bring the subject to a speedy and equitable settlement. The Commissioners having suggested the expediency of selling the public lands and buildings in Portland, upon such terms, and in such manner, as will best secure the value thereof to the two States, the attention of the Legislature is called to that part of their communication, which relates to this subject. | done to bring the subject to a speedy and equitable settlement. The Commissioners having suggested the expediency of selling the public lands and buildings in Portland, upon such terms, and in such manner, as will best secure the value thereof to the two States, the attention of the Legislature is called to that part of their communication, which relates to this subject. | ||
| − | The buildings are in a decaying situation, and unless sold will require immediate repairs. | + | |
| − | Council | + | The buildings are in a decaying situation, and unless sold will require immediate repairs. - |
| − | January 13, 1823 | + | |
| − | Albion K. Parris | + | Council Chamber, |
| + | January 13, 1823. - | ||
| + | } Albion K. Parris. | ||
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done to bring the subject to a speedy and equitable settlement. The Commissioners having suggested the expediency of selling the public lands and buildings in Portland, upon such terms, and in such manner, as will best secure the value thereof to the two States, the attention of the Legislature is called to that part of their communication, which relates to this subject.
The buildings are in a decaying situation, and unless sold will require immediate repairs. -
Council Chamber, January 13, 1823. - } Albion K. Parris.