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House concurred and Messrs Wilkins of N.C, Fox and Dascomb were joined. | House concurred and Messrs Wilkins of N.C, Fox and Dascomb were joined. | ||
| − | [ | + | [Sundry Remonstrances] |
| − | + | Remonstrances of town of Boothbay } | |
| − | + | - of town of Whitefield } | |
| − | Remonstrances of town of Boothbay - of town of Whitefield - of | + | - of town of Harpswell } |
| + | - of town of Bristol } | ||
| + | - of Converse Lilly & others } all against a division of the County of Lincoln & the erection of a new County - were severally read & referred to the last mentioned committee who have under consideration the petition of George Rogers & others - Sent up for concurrence - | ||
[Resolve - State printing -] | [Resolve - State printing -] | ||
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Resolve, relating to the printing for the State, was read as engrossed & finally passed. | Resolve, relating to the printing for the State, was read as engrossed & finally passed. | ||
| − | [ | + | [election of Wm. Vance] |
| − | The Committee on elections, to whom was referred | + | The Committee on elections, to whom was referred sundry remonstrances against the election of William Vance, returned as a Representative, reported that he is entitled to hold his seat in this House, - on motion the report was ordered to lie upon the table. |
Adjourned. | Adjourned. | ||
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House concurred and Messrs Wilkins of N.C, Fox and Dascomb were joined.
[Sundry Remonstrances]
Remonstrances of town of Boothbay } - of town of Whitefield } - of town of Harpswell } - of town of Bristol } - of Converse Lilly & others } all against a division of the County of Lincoln & the erection of a new County - were severally read & referred to the last mentioned committee who have under consideration the petition of George Rogers & others - Sent up for concurrence -
[Resolve - State printing -]
Resolve, relating to the printing for the State, was read as engrossed & finally passed.
[election of Wm. Vance]
The Committee on elections, to whom was referred sundry remonstrances against the election of William Vance, returned as a Representative, reported that he is entitled to hold his seat in this House, - on motion the report was ordered to lie upon the table.
Adjourned.
Attest
James L Child
Clerk.