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Report of the committee on the order directing them to inquire into the expediency of altering the law respecting the collection of taxes assessed for building & repairing School Houses, that legislation is unnecessary on that subject, came down accepted in Senate for concurrence - and the House concurred. | Report of the committee on the order directing them to inquire into the expediency of altering the law respecting the collection of taxes assessed for building & repairing School Houses, that legislation is unnecessary on that subject, came down accepted in Senate for concurrence - and the House concurred. | ||
| − | + | Reports on the petition, of the Selectmen of Portland - | |
| + | - of Frederic Greene & als, | ||
| + | referring the same to the next Legislature, came down accepted in Senate for concurrence. - and the House concurred. | ||
Report on the petition of Joseph Stockbridge & al - granting an Order of Notice, came down accepted for concurrence - and the House concurred. | Report on the petition of Joseph Stockbridge & al - granting an Order of Notice, came down accepted for concurrence - and the House concurred. | ||
| − | Petition of John Neal & als for a law to make believers "in the final happiness of all mankind" witnesses in Courts of Justice, was read & referred to the committee on the Judiciary | + | Petition of John Neal & als for a law to make believers "in the final happiness of all mankind," witnesses in Courts of Justice, was read & referred to the committee on the Judiciary - Sent up for concurrence. |
| − | On motion of Mr | + | On motion of Mr Gower of Abbot, |
| + | Ordered, That Messrs Gower of Abbot, Lothrop of Leeds and Wentworth of Lebanon, be a committee to take into consideration the expediency of allowing the inhabitants of towns and plantations in which lands were granted to Bowdoin & Waterville Colleges & other Literary Institutions by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts without being subject to taxation until by said institutions granted, to draw from the Treasury of this State annually a sum equal to what the nonresident tax would be on such lands as remain the property of said Institution - read & passed. | ||
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Wednesday February 11th 1829
Met according to adjournment.
Report of the committee on the order directing them to inquire into the expediency of altering the law respecting the collection of taxes assessed for building & repairing School Houses, that legislation is unnecessary on that subject, came down accepted in Senate for concurrence - and the House concurred.
Reports on the petition, of the Selectmen of Portland - - of Frederic Greene & als, referring the same to the next Legislature, came down accepted in Senate for concurrence. - and the House concurred.
Report on the petition of Joseph Stockbridge & al - granting an Order of Notice, came down accepted for concurrence - and the House concurred.
Petition of John Neal & als for a law to make believers "in the final happiness of all mankind," witnesses in Courts of Justice, was read & referred to the committee on the Judiciary - Sent up for concurrence.
On motion of Mr Gower of Abbot, Ordered, That Messrs Gower of Abbot, Lothrop of Leeds and Wentworth of Lebanon, be a committee to take into consideration the expediency of allowing the inhabitants of towns and plantations in which lands were granted to Bowdoin & Waterville Colleges & other Literary Institutions by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts without being subject to taxation until by said institutions granted, to draw from the Treasury of this State annually a sum equal to what the nonresident tax would be on such lands as remain the property of said Institution - read & passed.