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Bill "to incorporate the Master, Wardens and Members of the Felicity Lodge" being reported with amendments. Read a third time and passed to be engrossed as amended. Sent up for concurrence. | Bill "to incorporate the Master, Wardens and Members of the Felicity Lodge" being reported with amendments. Read a third time and passed to be engrossed as amended. Sent up for concurrence. | ||
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Message from the Governor. | Message from the Governor. | ||
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To the Speaker of the House of Representatives. In compliance with the request of the House of Representatives. I now endorse for their consideration a copy of the Treaty between the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Penobscot tribe of Indians, dated the 30th day of June 1818 also the copy of the Treaty between this State and that tribe authorized by a Resolve of this Legislature of the 20th June last: These documents furnish the information requested, so far as relates to the Penobscot Indians, as they contain all the duties and obligations which this State has assumed in relation to that time; and also the extent of territory which this State has assumed in relation to that time; and also the extent of territory which has been reserved for their use. The payment which is to be made to this tribe at the present prices of the several articles, may be estimated at One thousand dollars annually. The copy of a Resolve dated Feby 10th 1795 is | To the Speaker of the House of Representatives. In compliance with the request of the House of Representatives. I now endorse for their consideration a copy of the Treaty between the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Penobscot tribe of Indians, dated the 30th day of June 1818 also the copy of the Treaty between this State and that tribe authorized by a Resolve of this Legislature of the 20th June last: These documents furnish the information requested, so far as relates to the Penobscot Indians, as they contain all the duties and obligations which this State has assumed in relation to that time; and also the extent of territory which this State has assumed in relation to that time; and also the extent of territory which has been reserved for their use. The payment which is to be made to this tribe at the present prices of the several articles, may be estimated at One thousand dollars annually. The copy of a Resolve dated Feby 10th 1795 is | ||
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shall cease with leave to report by Bill or otherwise. In Senate Jany 24th 1821 Read and passed. Sent down for concurrence. Read and concurred and Messrs Vose of Augusta, Whitney of Gray, Hooper of Paris, Allen of Sandford & Burgin of Eastport are joined.
[Bill - Felicity Lodge]
Bill "to incorporate the Master, Wardens and Members of the Felicity Lodge" being reported with amendments. Read a third time and passed to be engrossed as amended. Sent up for concurrence.
[Message from Governor -]
[treaty between Massts & Penobscot Indians &c &c]
[also between Maine & said tribe]
Message from the Governor.
To the Speaker of the House of Representatives. In compliance with the request of the House of Representatives. I now endorse for their consideration a copy of the Treaty between the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Penobscot tribe of Indians, dated the 30th day of June 1818 also the copy of the Treaty between this State and that tribe authorized by a Resolve of this Legislature of the 20th June last: These documents furnish the information requested, so far as relates to the Penobscot Indians, as they contain all the duties and obligations which this State has assumed in relation to that time; and also the extent of territory which this State has assumed in relation to that time; and also the extent of territory which has been reserved for their use. The payment which is to be made to this tribe at the present prices of the several articles, may be estimated at One thousand dollars annually. The copy of a Resolve dated Feby 10th 1795 is