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| − | Petition of Jonathan Nelson of Palermo | + | On motion of Mr. Dunlap, Ordered that the Petition of John Gray Jr. and others, be taken from the files and laid on the table; which was referred to the Committee on Incorporation of Towns. Sent down for concurrence and came up concurred. |
| − | for relief in consequence of a wound received | + | |
| − | by him at a Military training, was read and | + | Petition of Jonathan Nelson of Palermo for relief in consequence of a wound received by him at a Military training, was read and referred to the Committee on Application from sick and wounded soldiers. Sent down for concurrence and came up concurred. |
| − | referred to the Committee on | ||
| − | from sick and wounded soldiers. | ||
| − | for concurrence and came up concurred. | ||
[Communication from Counsellor] | [Communication from Counsellor] | ||
| − | A communication was received from | + | |
| − | + | A communication was received from Elias Stowell Esqr. a Councillor elect, signifying his acceptance of that trust and readiness to be qualified. Read and sent down | |
| − | his acceptance of that trust and readiness | ||
| − | to be qualified. | ||
[Petitions referred] | [Petitions referred] | ||
| − | The following Petitions referred in the | + | |
| − | House to the Committee on the Militia | + | The following Petitions referred in the House to the Committee on the Militia |
| − | and Military Affairs, came up for concurrence, | + | and Military Affairs, came up for concurrence, viz: |
| − | viz: | ||
Petition of Col. Charles Morse and others for | Petition of Col. Charles Morse and others for | ||
| − | a revision of the Militia Laws | + | a revision of the Militia Laws, |
| − | + | " of Leonard Blanchard & others for " | |
| − | + | " of Ezra Treat & others " " | |
| − | + | " of Officers 2d. Reg. 1 Brig. 7th Div. " | |
| − | + | " of Officers 1 " 2 " 2 " " | |
and they were severally read and concurred. | and they were severally read and concurred. | ||
| − | Petition of the Selectmen of Cherryfield to | + | Petition of the Selectmen of Cherryfield to have their doings made valid, committed |
| − | have their doings made valid, committed | + | in the House to the Committee on Towns &c. came up for concurrence, was read, |
| − | in the House to the Committee on Towns | ||
| − | & came up for concurrence, was read, | ||
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[1825 January 10.]
[Petitions referred]
On motion of Mr. Dunlap, Ordered that the Petition of John Gray Jr. and others, be taken from the files and laid on the table; which was referred to the Committee on Incorporation of Towns. Sent down for concurrence and came up concurred.
Petition of Jonathan Nelson of Palermo for relief in consequence of a wound received by him at a Military training, was read and referred to the Committee on Application from sick and wounded soldiers. Sent down for concurrence and came up concurred.
[Communication from Counsellor]
A communication was received from Elias Stowell Esqr. a Councillor elect, signifying his acceptance of that trust and readiness to be qualified. Read and sent down
[Petitions referred]
The following Petitions referred in the House to the Committee on the Militia and Military Affairs, came up for concurrence, viz: Petition of Col. Charles Morse and others for a revision of the Militia Laws, " of Leonard Blanchard & others for " " of Ezra Treat & others " " " of Officers 2d. Reg. 1 Brig. 7th Div. " " of Officers 1 " 2 " 2 " " and they were severally read and concurred.
Petition of the Selectmen of Cherryfield to have their doings made valid, committed in the House to the Committee on Towns &c. came up for concurrence, was read,