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| − | and a Resolve granting a pension to David Seavey to be truly copied, and it was passed. | + | |
| + | and a Resolve granting a pension to David Seavey, to be truly copied, and it was passed. - | ||
[Bills passed to be engrossed] | [Bills passed to be engrossed] | ||
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| − | Mr. Witham from the committee on engrossed Bills | + | Bill to incorporate the proprietors of the Montville and Searsmont Canal was read a second time and passed to be engrossed with an amendment; sent down for concurrence, and came up concurred. - |
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| + | Mr. Witham from the committee on engrossed Bills reported a | ||
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[Bill enacted] | [Bill enacted] | ||
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Bills to cede to the United States of America, the Jurisdiction of land on Monhegan Island, to be truly copied, and it was passed to be enacted. | Bills to cede to the United States of America, the Jurisdiction of land on Monhegan Island, to be truly copied, and it was passed to be enacted. | ||
| − | [Resole in favor of Saml Emerson & Abiel Hall | + | [Resole in favor of Saml. Emerson & Abiel Hall Junr.] |
| − | Resolve in favor of Samuel Emerson and Abiel Hall, was read once and tomorrow at ten oclock assigned for a second reading committed in the second reading. | + | |
| + | Resolve in favor of Samuel Emerson and Abiel Hall, was read once and tomorrow at ten oclock assigned for a second reading: committed in the second reading. | ||
[Report on Petition] | [Report on Petition] | ||
| − | Mr. Burnham from the committee on the petition of Thomas Leigh and Isaac C. Pray | + | |
| + | Mr. Burnham from the committee, on the petition of Thomas Leigh and Isaac C. Pray, Reported that they have leave to bring in a Bill: Read, accepted and sent down for concurrence. - | ||
[Resolve passed to be engrossed] | [Resolve passed to be engrossed] | ||
| − | Resolve confirming the doing of the town of Wilton passed to be engrossed in the House came up for concurrence, was read twice and passed to be engrossed with amendments. sent down for concurrence. | + | |
| + | Resolve confirming the doing of the town of Wilton passed to be engrossed in the House, came up for concurrence, was read twice and passed to be engrossed with amendments. sent down for concurrence. - | ||
[Report on Petition] | [Report on Petition] | ||
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Report of the committee, on the petition of the inhabitants of China, which had been | Report of the committee, on the petition of the inhabitants of China, which had been | ||
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[1823 January 15.]
and a Resolve granting a pension to David Seavey, to be truly copied, and it was passed. -
[Bills passed to be engrossed]
Bill to incorporate the proprietors of the Montville and Searsmont Canal was read a second time and passed to be engrossed with an amendment; sent down for concurrence, and came up concurred. -
Mr. Witham from the committee on engrossed Bills reported a
[Bill enacted]
Bills to cede to the United States of America, the Jurisdiction of land on Monhegan Island, to be truly copied, and it was passed to be enacted.
[Resole in favor of Saml. Emerson & Abiel Hall Junr.]
Resolve in favor of Samuel Emerson and Abiel Hall, was read once and tomorrow at ten oclock assigned for a second reading: committed in the second reading.
[Report on Petition]
Mr. Burnham from the committee, on the petition of Thomas Leigh and Isaac C. Pray, Reported that they have leave to bring in a Bill: Read, accepted and sent down for concurrence. -
[Resolve passed to be engrossed]
Resolve confirming the doing of the town of Wilton passed to be engrossed in the House, came up for concurrence, was read twice and passed to be engrossed with amendments. sent down for concurrence. -
[Report on Petition]
Report of the committee, on the petition of the inhabitants of China, which had been