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| − | + | Petition of Abner Bagley & als praying that the act incorporating the Proprietors of the Falmouth Canal Company may be revived for certain purposes, was read & referred to the committee on Turnpikes, Bridges & Canals. Sent up for concurrence. | |
| − | + | Report on the petition of Levi H Pratt & als granting leave to withdraw, came down accepted in Senate for concurrence - and the House concurred. | |
| − | Report on petition of the Trustees of the Mariners Church - & | + | The committee on Literature & Literary Institutions to whom were referred the returns of the Selectmen of several towns and the assessors of Plantations within the State of the number of School Districts - made a report which was accepted. Sent up for concurrence. |
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| + | Report on petition of the Trustees of the Mariners Church - | ||
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Resolve for the benefit of Daniel Rose & Joel Miller | Resolve for the benefit of Daniel Rose & Joel Miller | ||
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| − | Communication of Daniel Rose to both branches on 31st ult - were severally read & referred in concurrence with the Senate to the committee on the State Prison & Criminal Code. | + | Communication of Daniel Rose to both branches on 31st ult - |
| + | were severally read & referred in concurrence with the Senate to the committee on the State Prison & Criminal Code. | ||
| − | Bill - to authorize the town of Falmouth to erect a toll Bridge across the | + | Bill - to authorize the town of Falmouth to erect a toll Bridge across the Presumpscot River, was read twice & ordered to lie on the table |
| − | Bill to enable certain persons to incorporate themselves as a body politic for the purpose of purchasing lands for burying Grounds was read 1st and 2d, & Tuesday next at | + | Bill - to enable certain persons to incorporate themselves as a body politic for the purpose of purchasing lands for burying Grounds was read 1st and 2d, & Tuesday next at 10 o clock assigned for a third reading |
| − | Bill to cede to the | + | Bill - to cede to the United States a site for a pier in Saco River was read a 1st & 2nd time & Tuesday next at three o clock P.M. assigned for a third reading. |
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Petition of Abner Bagley & als praying that the act incorporating the Proprietors of the Falmouth Canal Company may be revived for certain purposes, was read & referred to the committee on Turnpikes, Bridges & Canals. Sent up for concurrence.
Report on the petition of Levi H Pratt & als granting leave to withdraw, came down accepted in Senate for concurrence - and the House concurred.
The committee on Literature & Literary Institutions to whom were referred the returns of the Selectmen of several towns and the assessors of Plantations within the State of the number of School Districts - made a report which was accepted. Sent up for concurrence.
Report on petition of the Trustees of the Mariners Church - & Resolve for the benefit of Daniel Rose & Joel Miller also Communication of Daniel Rose to both branches on 31st ult - were severally read & referred in concurrence with the Senate to the committee on the State Prison & Criminal Code.
Bill - to authorize the town of Falmouth to erect a toll Bridge across the Presumpscot River, was read twice & ordered to lie on the table
Bill - to enable certain persons to incorporate themselves as a body politic for the purpose of purchasing lands for burying Grounds was read 1st and 2d, & Tuesday next at 10 o clock assigned for a third reading
Bill - to cede to the United States a site for a pier in Saco River was read a 1st & 2nd time & Tuesday next at three o clock P.M. assigned for a third reading.