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reported a “Bill to provide for the inspection of pickled and smoked fish - in addition to the Act &c.”
 
reported a “Bill to provide for the inspection of pickled and smoked fish - in addition to the Act &c.”
 
which was read twice and passed to be engrossed - Sent down for concurrence.
 
which was read twice and passed to be engrossed - Sent down for concurrence.
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[Petition committed]
 
[Petition committed]
 
The petition of Gardner Brown and others of Bath relating to logs in Kennebec river - was read and committed to the Committee on Turnpikes, bridges & canals in concurrence with the House.
 
The petition of Gardner Brown and others of Bath relating to logs in Kennebec river - was read and committed to the Committee on Turnpikes, bridges & canals in concurrence with the House.
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[“]
 
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The petition of Bennet Pike & Luther Richardson praying to be refunded duty paid buy them as attorneys - was read and committed to the Committee on new trials in concurrence with the House.
 
The petition of Bennet Pike & Luther Richardson praying to be refunded duty paid buy them as attorneys - was read and committed to the Committee on new trials in concurrence with the House.
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[“]
 
[“]
 
The petitions of John Blanchard that part of Lot No. 83 be set off from town of Cumberland and annexed to North Yarmouth - and of Solomon Loring & others that they may be set off from town of Cumberland & annexed to the town of North Yarmouth - were severally read and committed to the Committee on Incorporation of Towns in concurrence with the House.
 
The petitions of John Blanchard that part of Lot No. 83 be set off from town of Cumberland and annexed to North Yarmouth - and of Solomon Loring & others that they may be set off from town of Cumberland & annexed to the town of North Yarmouth - were severally read and committed to the Committee on Incorporation of Towns in concurrence with the House.
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[Report of committee]
 
[Report of committee]
 
Mr Green from the Committee on Incorporation of Towns reported that Walter M. Bryant and others have leave to withdraw their petition - read and accepted and sent down for concurrence, came up concurred.
 
Mr Green from the Committee on Incorporation of Towns reported that Walter M. Bryant and others have leave to withdraw their petition - read and accepted and sent down for concurrence, came up concurred.
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[Returns of Banks]
 
[Returns of Banks]
 
The following communication was received from the Secretary of State - to wit
 
The following communication was received from the Secretary of State - to wit

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reported a “Bill to provide for the inspection of pickled and smoked fish - in addition to the Act &c.” which was read twice and passed to be engrossed - Sent down for concurrence.

[Petition committed] The petition of Gardner Brown and others of Bath relating to logs in Kennebec river - was read and committed to the Committee on Turnpikes, bridges & canals in concurrence with the House.

[“] The petition of Bennet Pike & Luther Richardson praying to be refunded duty paid buy them as attorneys - was read and committed to the Committee on new trials in concurrence with the House.

[“] The petitions of John Blanchard that part of Lot No. 83 be set off from town of Cumberland and annexed to North Yarmouth - and of Solomon Loring & others that they may be set off from town of Cumberland & annexed to the town of North Yarmouth - were severally read and committed to the Committee on Incorporation of Towns in concurrence with the House.

[Report of committee] Mr Green from the Committee on Incorporation of Towns reported that Walter M. Bryant and others have leave to withdraw their petition - read and accepted and sent down for concurrence, came up concurred.

[Returns of Banks] The following communication was received from the Secretary of State - to wit “Hon. the President of the Senate - Sir - Secy. office Jan. 19, 1822 In obedience to the order of the Senate of the 18th instant I transmit to you such returns of the several banks in this State, as have been received at this office, since the last session of the Legislature - I have the honor to be &c Arthur Ware.”