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Judiciary to take into consideration the expediency of purchasing for the use of the State a suitable number of copies of the first volume of Fairfield's Reports - and the House concurred. | Judiciary to take into consideration the expediency of purchasing for the use of the State a suitable number of copies of the first volume of Fairfield's Reports - and the House concurred. | ||
| − | Petition of Phebe | + | Petition of Phebe Barfe and John Noble to be authorized to execute a deed &c came from the Senate referred to the committee on the Judiciary for concurrence and the House concurred. |
| − | Petition of Samuel G | + | Petition of Samuel G Bodfish to be paid for making a road - |
- of Gideon Robinson to be refunded certain money twice paid | - of Gideon Robinson to be refunded certain money twice paid | ||
were severally read & referred to the committee on State Lands. Sent up for concurrence. | were severally read & referred to the committee on State Lands. Sent up for concurrence. | ||
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Petition of John T Davis & others to be incorporated for the purpose of running a Horse Ferry Boat from Old Town Village to Milford | Petition of John T Davis & others to be incorporated for the purpose of running a Horse Ferry Boat from Old Town Village to Milford | ||
| − | - of Elijah P | + | - of Elijah P Pike & others for a Rail Road from Androscoggin River in Brunswick to navigable waters |
| − | - of Joseph Holland & others to be incorporated for the purpose of building a toll Bridge across the Androscoggin | + | - of Joseph Holland & others to be incorporated for the purpose of building a toll Bridge across the Androscoggin river at Canton Point |
| − | - of Henry L | + | - of Henry L Wiggin & others to be incorporated by the name of the Kennebec Lumbering Company |
| − | - of Abijah Smith & others to be incorporated by the name of the Waterville & Fairfield rail road | + | - of Abijah Smith & others to be incorporated by the name of the Waterville & Fairfield rail road Company - |
| − | - of Reuben Haines & others to be incorporated into a company for the purpose of erecting a | + | - of Reuben Haines & others to be incorporated into a company for the purpose of erecting a Bridge across Penobscot River at Upper Stillwater were |
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Judiciary to take into consideration the expediency of purchasing for the use of the State a suitable number of copies of the first volume of Fairfield's Reports - and the House concurred.
Petition of Phebe Barfe and John Noble to be authorized to execute a deed &c came from the Senate referred to the committee on the Judiciary for concurrence and the House concurred.
Petition of Samuel G Bodfish to be paid for making a road - - of Gideon Robinson to be refunded certain money twice paid were severally read & referred to the committee on State Lands. Sent up for concurrence.
Petition of William Singer, in behalf of Georges Insurance Company for an alteration of the general law regulating Insurance Companies was read & referred to the Committee on Banks and Banking. Sent up for concurrence.
Petition of John T Davis & others to be incorporated for the purpose of running a Horse Ferry Boat from Old Town Village to Milford - of Elijah P Pike & others for a Rail Road from Androscoggin River in Brunswick to navigable waters - of Joseph Holland & others to be incorporated for the purpose of building a toll Bridge across the Androscoggin river at Canton Point - of Henry L Wiggin & others to be incorporated by the name of the Kennebec Lumbering Company - of Abijah Smith & others to be incorporated by the name of the Waterville & Fairfield rail road Company - - of Reuben Haines & others to be incorporated into a company for the purpose of erecting a Bridge across Penobscot River at Upper Stillwater were