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[1825 February 17.]

Bill granting certain certain privileges to the town of Islesborough,” was read a 2d. time and committed to Messrs. Whitney, Campbell and Parsons of L. -

[Bills]

Mr. Churchill from the committee on petition of J.B. Osgood &als. reported a

Bill to incorporate the Oxford Bank,” which was read once and committed, and tomorrow at 10 oclock assigned for a 2d. reading. -

Mr. Churchill from the committee, on petition of Jonathan Tucker &als. reported a

Bill to incorporate the Manufacturers Bank,” which was read once and committed, and tomorrow at 10 oclock assigned for a 2d. reading. -

[Report]

Mr. Green from the committee, to consider what provision is necessary to restrain the powers vested in surveyors of highways and selectmen in certain cases,” reported that it is unnecessary to legislate upon this subject: Read, accepted and sent down for concurrence: concurred.

[Bill]

Bill to incorporate certain persons for the purpose of erecting a Toll Bridge across Eastern River,” was read a 2d. time and referred to the next Legislature: sent down for concurrence: concurred. -

[Report on Petition]

Mr. Whitney from the committee, on petition of Eliashib Adams &al. reported that the petitioners cause an attested copy of their petition with this order thereon to be published in the Bangor Register, printed at Bangor, three weeks successively, the last publication to be

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+[1825 February 17.]
-Bill granting certain certain privileges to the town of Islesborough,” was read a 2d time and committed to Messrs. Whitney, Campbell and Parsons of L.
+Bill granting certain certain privileges to the town of Islesborough,” was read a 2d. time and committed to Messrs. Whitney, Campbell and Parsons of L. -
-[Left margin: Bills]
+[Bills]
-Mr. Churchill from the committee on petition of J. B. Osgood & als. reported a
+Mr. Churchill from the committee on petition of J.B. Osgood &als. reported a
-Bill to incorporate the Oxford Bank,”
+Bill to incorporate the Oxford Bank,” which was read once and committed, and tomorrow at 10 oclock assigned for a 2d. reading. -
-which was read once and committed, and tomorrow at 10 o clock assigned for a 2d reading.
+Mr. Churchill from the committee, on petition of Jonathan Tucker &als. reported a
-Mr. Churchill from the committee, on petition of Jonathan Tucker & als. reported a
+Bill to incorporate the Manufacturers Bank,” which was read once and committed, and tomorrow at 10 oclock assigned for a 2d. reading. -
-Bill to incorporate the Manufacturers Bank,” which was read once and committed, and tomorrow at 10 o clock assigned for a 2d reading.
+[Report]
-[Left margin: Report]
 Mr. Green from the committee, to consider what provision is necessary to restrain the powers vested in surveyors of highways and selectmen in certain cases,” reported that it is unnecessary to legislate upon this subject: Read, accepted and sent down for concurrence: concurred.
-[Left margin: Bill]
+[Bill]
-Bill to incorporate certain persons for the purpose of erecting a Toll Bridge across Eastern River,” was read a 2d time and referred to the next Legislature: sent down for concurrence: concurred.
-[Left margin: Report on Petition]
+Bill to incorporate certain persons for the purpose of erecting a Toll Bridge across Eastern River,” was read a 2d. time and referred to the next Legislature: sent down for concurrence: concurred. -
-Mr. Whitney from the committee, on petition of Eliashib Adams & al. reported that the petitioners cause an attested copy of their petition with this order thereon to be published in the Bangor Register, printed at Bangor, three weeks successively, the last publication to be
+[Report on Petition]
-[Last word written at end of a new line]
+Mr. Whitney from the committee, on petition of Eliashib Adams &al. reported that the petitioners cause an attested copy of their petition with this order thereon to be published in the Bangor Register, printed at Bangor, three weeks successively, the last publication to be