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| − | Petition of Moses Sweat, in behalf of the Proprietors of the Parsonsfield Seminary, was read and referred to the Committee on Literary Institutions | + | Petition of Moses Sweat, in behalf of the Proprietors of the Parsonsfield Seminary, was read and referred to the Committee on Literary Institutions sent up for concurrence. |
| − | Petition of Inhabitants of Newfield | + | |
| − | - of the inhabitants of Limerick praying that all the courts in the | + | Petition of Inhabitants of Newfield - |
| − | Petition of Arthur L. Chase and others | + | - of the inhabitants of Limerick praying that all the courts in the County of York may be removed to Alfred - was read and referred to a joint select Committee to consist of the Delegation from the County of York - sent up for concurrence. |
| − | - of Simon A. Heath and others | + | |
| − | Remonstrance of Inhabitants of Hallowell | + | Petition of Arthur L. Chase and others - |
| − | - of Leander Rider and others | + | - of Simon A. Heath and others - for a reduction of the daily pay of the Commissioners for the County of Somerset - were read and referred to a joint Select Committee to consist of the Delegation from the County of Somerset - sent up for concurrence. |
| − | - of John Rice and others | + | |
| − | - of Peter | + | Remonstrance of Inhabitants of Hallowell, |
| − | Remonstrance of William | + | - of Leander Rider and others, |
| + | - of John Rice and others, | ||
| + | - of Peter Vigorneaux and others against the petition of Moses Springer and others, were read and referred to the Committee on Division of Towns, sent up for concurrence. | ||
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| + | Remonstrance of William J. Farley and others against the right of Jonathan Cilley and Elkanah Spear to hold seats in this House, was read and referred to the Committee on Contested Elections. | ||
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Remonstrance of Inhabitants of Sedgwick against the removal of the Courts from Castine to Ellsworth was read and referred to the Committee on Incorporation of Towns, sent up for concurrence. | Remonstrance of Inhabitants of Sedgwick against the removal of the Courts from Castine to Ellsworth was read and referred to the Committee on Incorporation of Towns, sent up for concurrence. | ||
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63 Petition of Moses Sweat, in behalf of the Proprietors of the Parsonsfield Seminary, was read and referred to the Committee on Literary Institutions sent up for concurrence.
Petition of Inhabitants of Newfield - - of the inhabitants of Limerick praying that all the courts in the County of York may be removed to Alfred - was read and referred to a joint select Committee to consist of the Delegation from the County of York - sent up for concurrence.
Petition of Arthur L. Chase and others - - of Simon A. Heath and others - for a reduction of the daily pay of the Commissioners for the County of Somerset - were read and referred to a joint Select Committee to consist of the Delegation from the County of Somerset - sent up for concurrence.
Remonstrance of Inhabitants of Hallowell, - of Leander Rider and others, - of John Rice and others, - of Peter Vigorneaux and others against the petition of Moses Springer and others, were read and referred to the Committee on Division of Towns, sent up for concurrence.
Remonstrance of William J. Farley and others against the right of Jonathan Cilley and Elkanah Spear to hold seats in this House, was read and referred to the Committee on Contested Elections.
Remonstrance of Inhabitants of Sedgwick against the removal of the Courts from Castine to Ellsworth was read and referred to the Committee on Incorporation of Towns, sent up for concurrence.