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53.
 
53.
  
- on petition of Henry Howard & al - on petition of town of Parkman - on petition of town Corinna - granting orders of notice on their severally - came down accepted for concurrence - and the House concurred.  
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- on petition of Henry Howard & al  
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- on petition of town of Parkman  
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- on petition of town Corinna - granting orders of notice on them severally - came down accepted for concurrence - and the House concurred.  
  
 
[Report -]
 
[Report -]
  
Report on pet. of Rufus Spaulding and others for aid in the erection of a Bridge over Great works stream reforming said petition to the committee on State lands, came down accepted for concurrence and the House concurred
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Report on pet. of Rufus Spaulding and others for aid in the erection of a Bridge over Great Works Stream - referring said petition to the committee on State lands, came down accepted for concurrence and the House concurred
  
 
[Report]
 
[Report]
  
Report on petition of Asa Brown & al of New Sharon, granting an order of notice, came down accepted for concurrence - The House amended the report by adding at X the words "and the american advocate printed at Hallowell" accepted it as amended and sent it up for concurrence.  
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Report on petition of Asa Brown & al of New Sharon, granting an order of notice, came down accepted for concurrence - The House amended the report by adding at [X] the words "and the American Advocate printed at Hallowell" - accepted it as amended and sent it up for concurrence.  
  
 
[Thomas Snow declared duly elected a Rep.]     
 
[Thomas Snow declared duly elected a Rep.]     
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[Bill - warrants]
 
[Bill - warrants]
  
bill further regulating the proceedings upon warrants issued by Justices of the Peace - was read a third time & passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the Senate.  
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Bill further regulating the proceedings upon warrants issued by Justices of the Peace - was read a third time & passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the Senate.  
  
[Committee - snow in highways]
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[Committee - Snow in highways]
  
Ordered that messrs Chase of Livermore, Mervill of Brunswick & Ingalls of Budgton be a committee to enquire into the expediency & practicability of making further provision by law for the treading down or otherwise removing snow in the roads and highways in this State, when the same in necessary for the accommodation of travelers, - read & passed.
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Ordered that Messrs Chase of Livermore, Merrill of Brunswick & Ingalls of Bridgton be a committee to enquire into the expediency & practicability of making further provision by law for the treading down or otherwise removing snow in the roads and highways in this State, when the same in necessary for the accomodation [accommodation] of travelers, - read & passed.
  
The committee appointed on this 15th inst. " to consider the expediency of appropriating a portion of the public lands belonging
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The committee appointed on the 15th inst. "to consider the expediency of appropriating a portion of the public lands belonging

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53.

- on petition of Henry Howard & al - on petition of town of Parkman - on petition of town Corinna - granting orders of notice on them severally - came down accepted for concurrence - and the House concurred.

[Report -]

Report on pet. of Rufus Spaulding and others for aid in the erection of a Bridge over Great Works Stream - referring said petition to the committee on State lands, came down accepted for concurrence and the House concurred

[Report]

Report on petition of Asa Brown & al of New Sharon, granting an order of notice, came down accepted for concurrence - The House amended the report by adding at [X] the words "and the American Advocate printed at Hallowell" - accepted it as amended and sent it up for concurrence.

[Thomas Snow declared duly elected a Rep.]

The Report on the subject of the election of Thomas Snow Esquire returned as a member from Frankfort, was agreeably to assignment taken up, and accepted and he was declared duly elected and entitled to a seat in this House.

[Bill - warrants]

Bill further regulating the proceedings upon warrants issued by Justices of the Peace - was read a third time & passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the Senate.

[Committee - Snow in highways]

Ordered that Messrs Chase of Livermore, Merrill of Brunswick & Ingalls of Bridgton be a committee to enquire into the expediency & practicability of making further provision by law for the treading down or otherwise removing snow in the roads and highways in this State, when the same in necessary for the accomodation [accommodation] of travelers, - read & passed.

The committee appointed on the 15th inst. "to consider the expediency of appropriating a portion of the public lands belonging