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was read and referred to the Joint Standing Committee on State lands, in concurrence.
The petition of Joshua Wingate Junr and others for an act to incorporate the Agricultural and Horticultural Society in Cumberland County; " of Ebenezer Poor and others for an act granting a bounty on Bears and Wolves were severally read and referred to the Joint Standing Committee on Agriculture, in concurrence.
The petition of Joseph Lumbard junr. and others, " of Albert Curtis and others, " of Jacob E Smith and others, " of Nathaniel Dunning and others, " of Samuel Eames and others, " of Rufus McLellan and others, " of John H. Wilson and others, " of Joseph Lunt junr and others, " of Asa Beal and others, " of Isaac Allen and others, for an alteration of the Militia Law; " of Joseph Lumbard junr and others for a Gun House at Bath, were severally referred to the Joint Standing Committee on the Militia, in concurrence.
The petition of Ralph C. Johnson and others for the abolition of the July term of the Court of Common Please, in the county of Waldo; " of John Shaw and others, and " of William Hayford and others for a law to prohibit the administering if unlawful and extra judicial oaths, were severally read and referred to the Joint Standing committee