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The petition of the town of Cushing for separate representation and the Petition of the Town of Georgetown for the same privilege, were severally read and referred to the Joint Standing Committee on the apportionment of Representatives in concurrence. | The petition of the town of Cushing for separate representation and the Petition of the Town of Georgetown for the same privilege, were severally read and referred to the Joint Standing Committee on the apportionment of Representatives in concurrence. | ||
The petition of Joseph Lumbard Jr and Samuel Osgood, that a Gun house may be erected at Bath, was read and referred to the Joint Standing Committee on the Militia in concurrence. | The petition of Joseph Lumbard Jr and Samuel Osgood, that a Gun house may be erected at Bath, was read and referred to the Joint Standing Committee on the Militia in concurrence. | ||
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[Cumb. Ins. Compy] | [Cumb. Ins. Compy] | ||
An additional act to incorporate the Cumberland Insurance Company, came up from the House, taken into a new draft, the Senate reconsider their vote whereby they passed the original Act to be engrossed, adopt the new draft, and pass the same to be engrossed. | An additional act to incorporate the Cumberland Insurance Company, came up from the House, taken into a new draft, the Senate reconsider their vote whereby they passed the original Act to be engrossed, adopt the new draft, and pass the same to be engrossed. | ||
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[Bill to set off Danl. Moulton from Standish to Gorham] | [Bill to set off Danl. Moulton from Standish to Gorham] | ||
An Act to set off Daniel Moulton from Standish to Gorham was read once and tomorrow at eleven o'clock assigned for a second reading. | An Act to set off Daniel Moulton from Standish to Gorham was read once and tomorrow at eleven o'clock assigned for a second reading. | ||
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[Order] | [Order] | ||
On motion of Mr. Steele, ordered, that tomorrow at eleven o'clock, the Senate will proceed to the choice of a Major General for the sixth division of the Militia of this State. | On motion of Mr. Steele, ordered, that tomorrow at eleven o'clock, the Senate will proceed to the choice of a Major General for the sixth division of the Militia of this State. | ||
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[Healing Act] | [Healing Act] | ||
The consideration of the Act making valid the Acts and Resolves of the Legislature of 1830, and for other purposes, was resumed, and on motion of Mr. Hutchinson, the vote whereby the Senate refused to adopt the fifth section of said Act, as proposed by the House, was reconsidered, and said section was adopted. At the request of Mr. Kingsbury, the Bill was considered by sections, and the question | The consideration of the Act making valid the Acts and Resolves of the Legislature of 1830, and for other purposes, was resumed, and on motion of Mr. Hutchinson, the vote whereby the Senate refused to adopt the fifth section of said Act, as proposed by the House, was reconsidered, and said section was adopted. At the request of Mr. Kingsbury, the Bill was considered by sections, and the question | ||
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141 [Petitions referred] The petition of the town of Cushing for separate representation and the Petition of the Town of Georgetown for the same privilege, were severally read and referred to the Joint Standing Committee on the apportionment of Representatives in concurrence. The petition of Joseph Lumbard Jr and Samuel Osgood, that a Gun house may be erected at Bath, was read and referred to the Joint Standing Committee on the Militia in concurrence.
[Cumb. Ins. Compy] An additional act to incorporate the Cumberland Insurance Company, came up from the House, taken into a new draft, the Senate reconsider their vote whereby they passed the original Act to be engrossed, adopt the new draft, and pass the same to be engrossed.
[Bill to set off Danl. Moulton from Standish to Gorham] An Act to set off Daniel Moulton from Standish to Gorham was read once and tomorrow at eleven o'clock assigned for a second reading.
[Order] On motion of Mr. Steele, ordered, that tomorrow at eleven o'clock, the Senate will proceed to the choice of a Major General for the sixth division of the Militia of this State.
[Healing Act] The consideration of the Act making valid the Acts and Resolves of the Legislature of 1830, and for other purposes, was resumed, and on motion of Mr. Hutchinson, the vote whereby the Senate refused to adopt the fifth section of said Act, as proposed by the House, was reconsidered, and said section was adopted. At the request of Mr. Kingsbury, the Bill was considered by sections, and the question