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Bill - additional to incorporate the Sebago and Long Pond Steam Boat Navigation Company - was read first and second time and tomorrow, at eleven o'clock assigned for a third reading.

Bill to annex the ministerial fund in the town of Penobscot to the School fund was read first and second time and tomorrow at ten o'clock assigned for a third reading.

Bill - to transfer the School fund in the town of Phillips from the Trustees to the town officers was read first and second time and tomorrow at ten o'clock assigned for a third reading.

Message from the Governor

To the House of Representatives

The Secretary of State will herewith lay before you certain Resolutions recently passed by the Legislature of the commonwealth of Massachusetts in relation to the constitution, laws, judicial powers and general authority of the United States - These resolutions are communicated in compliance with the request of his Excellency the Governor of that Commonwealth.

Executive department March 21. 1831 } Saml. E Smith

Read in the Senate and with the accompanying documents referred to Messrs. Megguier and Fuller with such as the House may join and sent down for concurrence and the House concurred and joined Messrs. Smith or Portland, Gray of Bowdoinham and Bradbury of Hollis.

Resolve - exempting the Custom House and Ware House belonging to the United States in Portland from taxation was read first and second time and passed to be engrossed - sent up for concurrence.

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-Bill - additional to incorporate the Sebago and Long Pond Steam Boat Navigation Company was read first and second time and tomorrow at eleven o'clock assigned for a third reading.
-Bill to annex the ministerial fund for the town of Penobscot to the School fund was read first and second time and tomorrow at ten o'clock assigned for a third reading.
+Bill - additional to incorporate the Sebago and Long Pond Steam Boat Navigation Company - was read first and second time and tomorrow, at eleven o'clock assigned for a third reading.
-Bill to transfer the School fund in the town of Phillips from the Trustees to  the town officers was read first and second time and tomorrow at ten o'clock assigned for a third reading.
+Bill to annex the ministerial fund in the town of Penobscot to the School fund was read first and second time and tomorrow at ten o'clock assigned for a third reading.
+Bill - to transfer the School fund in the town of Phillips from the Trustees to  the town officers was read first and second time and tomorrow at ten o'clock assigned for a third reading.
 Message from the Governor
 To the House of Representatives
-The Secretary of State will herewith lay before you certain Resolutions recently passed by the Legislature of the commonwealth of Massachusetts in relation to the constitution, laws, judicial powers and general authority of the United States. These resolutions are communicated in compliance with the request of his Excellency the Governor of that Commonwealth.
-Executive department
-March 21, 1831
-Saml. E Smith
-Read in the Senate and with the accompanying documents referred to Messrs Megquier and Fuller with such as the House may join and sent down for concurrence and the House concurred and joined Messrs. Smith or Portland, Gray of Bowdoinham and Bradbury of Hollis.
-Resolve exempting the Custom House and Ware Houses belonging to the United States in Portland from taxation was read first and second time and passed to be engrossed. Sent up for concurrence.
+The Secretary of State will herewith lay before you certain Resolutions recently passed by the Legislature of the commonwealth of Massachusetts in relation to the constitution, laws, judicial powers and general authority of the United States - These resolutions are communicated in compliance with the request of his Excellency the Governor of that Commonwealth.
+Executive department March 21. 1831 } Saml. E Smith
+Read in the Senate and with the accompanying documents referred to Messrs. Megguier and Fuller with such as the House may join and sent down for concurrence and the House concurred and joined Messrs. Smith or Portland, Gray of Bowdoinham and Bradbury of Hollis.
+Resolve - exempting the Custom House and Ware House belonging to the United States in Portland from taxation was read first and second time and passed to be engrossed - sent up for concurrence.