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further consideration of the subject of altering the inspection law on salted provisions &c. and Messrs Chandler and Steele were appointed in their stead.- | further consideration of the subject of altering the inspection law on salted provisions &c. and Messrs Chandler and Steele were appointed in their stead.- | ||
[Report on Petition] | [Report on Petition] | ||
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Mr. Wheeler from the committee on an order to consider what alteration, if any, is necessary in the Laws regulating appeals, reported that they be discharged from any further consideration of the subject : read, accepted and sent down for concurrence : concurred.- | Mr. Wheeler from the committee on an order to consider what alteration, if any, is necessary in the Laws regulating appeals, reported that they be discharged from any further consideration of the subject : read, accepted and sent down for concurrence : concurred.- | ||
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Mr. Witham from the committee, on an order upon that subject reported a | Mr. Witham from the committee, on an order upon that subject reported a | ||
Bill additional to an act directing the manner in which notices upon petitions to be presented to the Legislature, may be given which was read once, and committed, and tomorrow at 10 oclock assigned for a 2d reading.- | Bill additional to an act directing the manner in which notices upon petitions to be presented to the Legislature, may be given which was read once, and committed, and tomorrow at 10 oclock assigned for a 2d reading.- | ||
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| + | Mr. Wilkins from the committee on the Report of the Land Commissioners, reported a | ||
| + | Bill to promote the sale and settlement of public lands; which was read once and committed, and tomorrow at 10 oclock assigned for a 2d reading.- And on motion of Mr. McCobb, Ordered that 200 copies be printed for the use of the Legislature.- | ||
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| − | + | Mr. Small from the committee on petition of Hosea Rich and als. reported that the petitioners cause an attested copy of their petition with this order thereon to be published three weeks successively in the Eastern Argus printed in Portland, and the Bangor Registers printed in Bangor, the last publication to be sixty days at before the first Wednesday of the first session of the next Legislature : read, accepted and sent down for concurrence.- | |
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[1824 February 12.] further consideration of the subject of altering the inspection law on salted provisions &c. and Messrs Chandler and Steele were appointed in their stead.-
[Report on Petition] Mr. Wheeler from the committee on an order to consider what alteration, if any, is necessary in the Laws regulating appeals, reported that they be discharged from any further consideration of the subject : read, accepted and sent down for concurrence : concurred.-
[Report & Bill] Mr. Witham from the committee, on an order upon that subject reported a Bill additional to an act directing the manner in which notices upon petitions to be presented to the Legislature, may be given which was read once, and committed, and tomorrow at 10 oclock assigned for a 2d reading.-
[Bill &c] Mr. Wilkins from the committee on the Report of the Land Commissioners, reported a Bill to promote the sale and settlement of public lands; which was read once and committed, and tomorrow at 10 oclock assigned for a 2d reading.- And on motion of Mr. McCobb, Ordered that 200 copies be printed for the use of the Legislature.-
[Report on Petition] Mr. Small from the committee on petition of Hosea Rich and als. reported that the petitioners cause an attested copy of their petition with this order thereon to be published three weeks successively in the Eastern Argus printed in Portland, and the Bangor Registers printed in Bangor, the last publication to be sixty days at before the first Wednesday of the first session of the next Legislature : read, accepted and sent down for concurrence.-