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| − | + | Remonstrance of the Selectmen of Bath | |
| + | -of John Stinson committee of Woolwich each against the same were read and referred to the Committee who have that subject under consideration sent up for concurrance [concurrence] | ||
| − | Petition of | + | Petition of Samuel Wheeler and others for an Act to reduce the capital stock of the Frontier Bank was read and referred to the Committee on Banks and Banking |
| − | Petition of | + | Petition of Joseph Kendrick a Coroner to be remunerated for expences in taking inquisitions - was read and referred to the Committee on Claims sent up for concurrance [concurrence] |
| − | + | Petition of sundry Inhabitants of Lincolnville for the preservation of Pickerell in the several Ponds in that town read and referred to the Committee on Interior Fisheries sent up for concurrance [concurrence] | |
| − | Bill to exempt certain implements of husbandry from attachment and execution and from distress for taxes - was read a third time and ordered to lie on the table and Wednesday next at 11 | + | Resolve in favour of the Passamaquody Indians |
| + | -in favour of Samuel Holden were read once and tommorow [tomorrow] at ten o clock assigned for a second reading | ||
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| + | Bill to exempt certain implements of husbandry from attachment and execution and from distress for taxes - was read a third time and ordered to lie on the table and Wednesday next at 11 o clock assigned for a further consideration | ||
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Remonstrance of the Selectmen of Bath -of John Stinson committee of Woolwich each against the same were read and referred to the Committee who have that subject under consideration sent up for concurrance [concurrence]
Petition of Samuel Wheeler and others for an Act to reduce the capital stock of the Frontier Bank was read and referred to the Committee on Banks and Banking
Petition of Joseph Kendrick a Coroner to be remunerated for expences in taking inquisitions - was read and referred to the Committee on Claims sent up for concurrance [concurrence]
Petition of sundry Inhabitants of Lincolnville for the preservation of Pickerell in the several Ponds in that town read and referred to the Committee on Interior Fisheries sent up for concurrance [concurrence]
Resolve in favour of the Passamaquody Indians -in favour of Samuel Holden were read once and tommorow [tomorrow] at ten o clock assigned for a second reading
Bill to exempt certain implements of husbandry from attachment and execution and from distress for taxes - was read a third time and ordered to lie on the table and Wednesday next at 11 o clock assigned for a further consideration