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| − | Message of Gov. | + | fees of the several officers and other persons therein named, came down for concurrence and the House concurred and Messrs Bradbury of New Gloucester, Clark of Limington and Parsons of Edgecomb were joined. |
| − | jurisdiction of Dennets Island | + | |
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Message from the Governor. | Message from the Governor. | ||
| − | To the Senate | + | To the Senate & House of Representatives |
| − | I have received from the Secretary of the Navy of the United States a communication relating to the jurisdiction over Dennets Island on the east side of Piscataqua river in this State which I have directed to be laid | + | I have received from the Secretary of the Navy of the United States a communication relating to the jurisdiction over Dennets Island on the east side of Piscataqua river in this State which I have directed to be laid before you. |
As that Island now belongs to the United States and is the site of a very important navy yard it may not be deemed unreasonable that the United States should have jurisdiction over it, so far as relates to the punishment of offences against the national authority. | As that Island now belongs to the United States and is the site of a very important navy yard it may not be deemed unreasonable that the United States should have jurisdiction over it, so far as relates to the punishment of offences against the national authority. | ||
Albion K Parris | Albion K Parris | ||
Council Chamber | Council Chamber | ||
January 21 1822. | January 21 1822. | ||
| − | The foregoing message referred in the Senate to | + | |
| + | The foregoing message referred in the Senate to Messrs Dennet & Burnham with such as the House may join, came down for concurrence — The House concurred and Messrs Perley of Bridgton, Dyer of Vinalhaven and Ingalls of Denmark were joined. | ||
Adjourned to meet at this place at 10 oclock tomorrow morning. | Adjourned to meet at this place at 10 oclock tomorrow morning. | ||
Attest | Attest | ||
James L Child | James L Child | ||
Clerk | Clerk | ||
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fees of the several officers and other persons therein named, came down for concurrence and the House concurred and Messrs Bradbury of New Gloucester, Clark of Limington and Parsons of Edgecomb were joined.
[Message of Gov.] [jurisdiction of Dennets Island] Message from the Governor. To the Senate & House of Representatives I have received from the Secretary of the Navy of the United States a communication relating to the jurisdiction over Dennets Island on the east side of Piscataqua river in this State which I have directed to be laid before you. As that Island now belongs to the United States and is the site of a very important navy yard it may not be deemed unreasonable that the United States should have jurisdiction over it, so far as relates to the punishment of offences against the national authority. Albion K Parris Council Chamber January 21 1822.
The foregoing message referred in the Senate to Messrs Dennet & Burnham with such as the House may join, came down for concurrence — The House concurred and Messrs Perley of Bridgton, Dyer of Vinalhaven and Ingalls of Denmark were joined. Adjourned to meet at this place at 10 oclock tomorrow morning. Attest James L Child Clerk