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Journal of yesterday read by the Clerk. | Journal of yesterday read by the Clerk. | ||
| − | Bill - contagious Sickness | + | [Bill - contagious Sickness] |
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Bill "to prevent the spreading of contagious sickness" being reported with amendments which are adopted | Bill "to prevent the spreading of contagious sickness" being reported with amendments which are adopted | ||
| − | Read a first and second time | + | Read a first and second time & tomorrow at 9 oclock assigned for a third reading. |
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| + | [Resolve - confirming doings of Trustees of Bridgeton Academy] | ||
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Resolve confirming the doings of certain Justices of the Peace, who were Trustees of Bridgeton Academy | Resolve confirming the doings of certain Justices of the Peace, who were Trustees of Bridgeton Academy | ||
| − | In Senate | + | In Senate Feby 19 1821 |
Passed to be engrossed | Passed to be engrossed | ||
Sent down for concurrence | Sent down for concurrence | ||
Read and passed in concurrence with the Senate. | Read and passed in concurrence with the Senate. | ||
| − | Resolve - allowing further time for Militia Officers to be qualified - | + | [Resolve - allowing further time for Militia Officers to be qualified -] |
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Resolve allowing the further time of three months to Militia Officers to take and subscribe the oaths required by an Act passed 28th of June last | Resolve allowing the further time of three months to Militia Officers to take and subscribe the oaths required by an Act passed 28th of June last | ||
| − | In Senate | + | In Senate Feby 17th 1821 |
Passed to be engrossed. | Passed to be engrossed. | ||
Sent down for concurrence. | Sent down for concurrence. | ||
Read and committed to Messrs Redington of Vassalboro' Wheeler of Camden and Currier of Readfield. | Read and committed to Messrs Redington of Vassalboro' Wheeler of Camden and Currier of Readfield. | ||
| − | Resolve to pay the Court Martial at Bucksport - | + | [Resolve to pay the Court Martial at Bucksport -] |
| − | Resolve allowing the Adjutant General $1313.70 to defray the expences of a Court Martial holden at Bucksport Nov. 15th 1820. In Senate | + | |
| + | Resolve allowing the Adjutant General $1313.70 to defray the expences of a Court Martial holden at Bucksport Nov. 15th 1820. In Senate Feby 19th 1821 | ||
Passed to be engrossed. | Passed to be engrossed. | ||
Sent down for concurrence | Sent down for concurrence | ||
| − | Read twice | + | Read twice & passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the Senate. |
Latest revision as of 19:09, 6 April 2020
307. Tuesday February 20th 1821. Met according to adjournment. Journal of yesterday read by the Clerk.
[Bill - contagious Sickness]
Bill "to prevent the spreading of contagious sickness" being reported with amendments which are adopted Read a first and second time & tomorrow at 9 oclock assigned for a third reading.
[Resolve - confirming doings of Trustees of Bridgeton Academy]
Resolve confirming the doings of certain Justices of the Peace, who were Trustees of Bridgeton Academy In Senate Feby 19 1821 Passed to be engrossed Sent down for concurrence Read and passed in concurrence with the Senate.
[Resolve - allowing further time for Militia Officers to be qualified -]
Resolve allowing the further time of three months to Militia Officers to take and subscribe the oaths required by an Act passed 28th of June last In Senate Feby 17th 1821 Passed to be engrossed. Sent down for concurrence. Read and committed to Messrs Redington of Vassalboro' Wheeler of Camden and Currier of Readfield.
[Resolve to pay the Court Martial at Bucksport -]
Resolve allowing the Adjutant General $1313.70 to defray the expences of a Court Martial holden at Bucksport Nov. 15th 1820. In Senate Feby 19th 1821 Passed to be engrossed. Sent down for concurrence Read twice & passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the Senate.