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Thursday January 25th 1821
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Thursday January 25th 1821.
Met according to adjournment
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Met according to adjournment.
  
 
[Leave of absence]
 
[Leave of absence]
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Mr. Hatch of Bowdoinham has leave of absence one week from tomorrow.
 
Mr. Hatch of Bowdoinham has leave of absence one week from tomorrow.
  
[Report - Thom Leadbetter * al]
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[Report - Thos Leadbetter & al]
Committee on petition of Thomas Leadbetter and others praying a repeal of the law exempting Ministers from taxation &c &c -Report leave to withdraw. Read and accepted.
 
  
[pet. Rumford - Andover - Bath -]
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Committee on petition of Thomas Leadbetter and others praying a repeal of the law exempting Ministers from taxation &c &c - Report leave to withdraw. Read and accepted.
Peitions of Inhabitants of Rumford - of Inhabitants of Andover _ of Inhabitants of Bath praying for a Lottery &c &c were read, and on motion of Mr. Stebbins the petitioners have leave to withdraw their petitions.
 
  
[Bill - Hawkers & Pedlars]
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[pet. Rumford -]
Bill, reported by the Board of Jurisprudence entitled "An Act against "hawkers & Pedlars."
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[- Andover -]
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[- Bath -]
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Petitions of Inhabitants of Rumford - of Inhabitants of Andover - & of Inhabitants of Bath praying for a Lottery &c &c were read, and on motion of Mr. Stebbins the petitioners have leave to withdraw their petitions.
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[Bill - Hawkers & Pedlars -]
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Bill, reported by the Board of Jurisprudence entitled "An Act against "Hawkers & Pedlars."
 
Read a first and second time and tomorrow at 9 o clock assigned for a third Reading and committed to the Committee appointed at the last session on the subject of Hawkers and Pedlars.
 
Read a first and second time and tomorrow at 9 o clock assigned for a third Reading and committed to the Committee appointed at the last session on the subject of Hawkers and Pedlars.
  
[Bill - method of qualifying judges in favor of the State]
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[Bill - method of satisfying judgts in favor of the State]
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Bill reported by the Board of Jurisprudence entitled " an Act prescribing the method of satisfying Judgments in favor of the State." Read a first and second time and tomorrow at 9 o clock assigned for a 3d reading and committed to Messrs Smith of Wiscasset, Francis of Leeds and Nourse of Orrington.
 
Bill reported by the Board of Jurisprudence entitled " an Act prescribing the method of satisfying Judgments in favor of the State." Read a first and second time and tomorrow at 9 o clock assigned for a 3d reading and committed to Messrs Smith of Wiscasset, Francis of Leeds and Nourse of Orrington.

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Thursday January 25th 1821. Met according to adjournment.

[Leave of absence]

Mr. Hatch of Bowdoinham has leave of absence one week from tomorrow.

[Report - Thos Leadbetter & al]

Committee on petition of Thomas Leadbetter and others praying a repeal of the law exempting Ministers from taxation &c &c - Report leave to withdraw. Read and accepted.

[pet. Rumford -] [- Andover -] [- Bath -]

Petitions of Inhabitants of Rumford - of Inhabitants of Andover - & of Inhabitants of Bath praying for a Lottery &c &c were read, and on motion of Mr. Stebbins the petitioners have leave to withdraw their petitions.

[Bill - Hawkers & Pedlars -]

Bill, reported by the Board of Jurisprudence entitled "An Act against "Hawkers & Pedlars." Read a first and second time and tomorrow at 9 o clock assigned for a third Reading and committed to the Committee appointed at the last session on the subject of Hawkers and Pedlars.

[Bill - method of satisfying judgts in favor of the State]

Bill reported by the Board of Jurisprudence entitled " an Act prescribing the method of satisfying Judgments in favor of the State." Read a first and second time and tomorrow at 9 o clock assigned for a 3d reading and committed to Messrs Smith of Wiscasset, Francis of Leeds and Nourse of Orrington.