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| − | Mr. Stebbins, from the Committee to whom was referred the Bill authorizing a Lottery for improving the Navigation of the Kennebec River reported the same in a new draft, by the title of "An Act to establish certain Lotteries therein named" which was read and passed to be re engrossed as taken into the new draft and a message was sent to the House requesting their concurrence, | + | Mr. Stebbins, from the Committee to whom was referred the Bill authorizing a Lottery for improving the Navigation of the Kennebec River reported the same in a new draft, by the title of "An Act to establish certain Lotteries therein named" which was read and passed to be re-engrossed as taken into the new draft and a message was sent to the House requesting their concurrence, |
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| + | Agreeably to assignment the Senate proceeded to ballot for the choice of a Major General of the fourth Division, The Committee reported that the whole number of votes given was 13 | ||
| + | Necessary to constitute and election 7 | ||
| + | Richard T. Dunlap had 10 | ||
| + | Robert P. Dunlap 2 | ||
| + | Ebenezer Thatcher 1 | ||
| + | and Richard T Dunalp was then declared elected in concurrence with the House and the same was communicated by message | ||
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| + | Adjourned | ||
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| + | Attest, | ||
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| + | Nathaniel Low, Secy. | ||
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Mr. Stebbins, from the Committee to whom was referred the Bill authorizing a Lottery for improving the Navigation of the Kennebec River reported the same in a new draft, by the title of "An Act to establish certain Lotteries therein named" which was read and passed to be re-engrossed as taken into the new draft and a message was sent to the House requesting their concurrence,
Agreeably to assignment the Senate proceeded to ballot for the choice of a Major General of the fourth Division, The Committee reported that the whole number of votes given was 13 Necessary to constitute and election 7 Richard T. Dunlap had 10 Robert P. Dunlap 2 Ebenezer Thatcher 1 and Richard T Dunalp was then declared elected in concurrence with the House and the same was communicated by message
Adjourned
Attest,
Nathaniel Low, Secy.