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| − | + | Met according to adjournment | |
| − | Bill additional act to exempt certain goods & chattels from attachment, execution & distress, was read a third time and referred to Messrs White of Monmouth, Briant of Fairfield & Miller of Waldoborough. | + | Bill - additional act to exempt certain goods & chattels from attachment, execution & distress, was read a third time and referred to Messrs White of Monmouth, Briant of Fairfield & Miller of Waldoborough. |
| − | Bill changing the names of certain persons, was read 1st & | + | Bill - changing the names of certain persons, was read 1st & 2d time & Monday at 10 oc lock assigned for a 3d reading. |
| − | Resolve relative to imprisonment for debt, was read once & referred to the next Legislature in concurrence with the Senate. | + | Resolve - relative to imprisonment for debt, was read once & referred to the next Legislature in concurrence with the Senate. |
| − | + | A communication was received from Levi Hubbard Counsellor elect, signifying his acceptance. | |
| − | A message was received from the Senate by Mr Huchsinson their Secretary, Proposing a Convention forthwith in the Representatives Chamber for the purpose of qualifying Levi Hubbard, | + | A message was received from the Senate by Mr Huchsinson [Hutchinson] their Secretary, Proposing a Convention forthwith in the Representatives Chamber for the purpose of qualifying Levi Hubbard, Counsellor elect - and the House concurred &, the Clerk notified the Senate thereof. |
| − | Agreeably to assignment, the two Houses assembled in convention when Levi Hubbard, | + | Agreeably to assignment, the two Houses assembled in convention when Levi Hubbard, Counsellor elect came in & took and subscribed the oaths required by the Constitution to qualify him to enter upon the discharge of the duties of his office - and the convention seperated. [separated] - |
| − | Bill to authorize the town of Falmouth to erect a toll Bridge across Presumpscot River, was read 1st & | + | Bill - to authorize the town of Falmouth to erect a toll Bridge across Presumpscot River, was read 1st & 2d time & postponed indefinitely postponed. Sent up for concurrence. |
Resolve, authorizing the Secretary of State to subscribe for a Map of the State of Maine and Statistical work by Moses Greenleaf | Resolve, authorizing the Secretary of State to subscribe for a Map of the State of Maine and Statistical work by Moses Greenleaf | ||
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Saturday February 28th 1829
Met according to adjournment
Bill - additional act to exempt certain goods & chattels from attachment, execution & distress, was read a third time and referred to Messrs White of Monmouth, Briant of Fairfield & Miller of Waldoborough.
Bill - changing the names of certain persons, was read 1st & 2d time & Monday at 10 oc lock assigned for a 3d reading.
Resolve - relative to imprisonment for debt, was read once & referred to the next Legislature in concurrence with the Senate.
A communication was received from Levi Hubbard Counsellor elect, signifying his acceptance.
A message was received from the Senate by Mr Huchsinson [Hutchinson] their Secretary, Proposing a Convention forthwith in the Representatives Chamber for the purpose of qualifying Levi Hubbard, Counsellor elect - and the House concurred &, the Clerk notified the Senate thereof.
Agreeably to assignment, the two Houses assembled in convention when Levi Hubbard, Counsellor elect came in & took and subscribed the oaths required by the Constitution to qualify him to enter upon the discharge of the duties of his office - and the convention seperated. [separated] -
Bill - to authorize the town of Falmouth to erect a toll Bridge across Presumpscot River, was read 1st & 2d time & postponed indefinitely postponed. Sent up for concurrence.
Resolve, authorizing the Secretary of State to subscribe for a Map of the State of Maine and Statistical work by Moses Greenleaf