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Petition of Wilder S. Thurston and others praying to be incorporated for the purpose of preparing the extract of hemlock; | Petition of Wilder S. Thurston and others praying to be incorporated for the purpose of preparing the extract of hemlock; | ||
| − | Petition of Josiah | + | Petition of Josiah Myrick and others, praying to be incorporated for the purpose of Manufacturing Bricks, severally read and referred to the Committee on Manufactures in concurrence |
Remonstrance of Samuel Reed and others against the petition in behalf of the town of Woolwich to regulate the Fish Act - read and referred to the Committee on Interior Fisheries in concurrence. | Remonstrance of Samuel Reed and others against the petition in behalf of the town of Woolwich to regulate the Fish Act - read and referred to the Committee on Interior Fisheries in concurrence. | ||
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Petition of J.W. Webster, praying for balance due him on the Gunhouse in Belfast - read and referred to the Committee on Claims, in concurrence. | Petition of J.W. Webster, praying for balance due him on the Gunhouse in Belfast - read and referred to the Committee on Claims, in concurrence. | ||
| − | Petition of Lucy | + | Petition of Lucy Mason, widow of a Revolutionary Soldier, praying for a grant of land was taken up - The Senate nonconcur the House in their reference and refer the same to the Committee on Claims. |
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Petition of Wilder S. Thurston and others praying to be incorporated for the purpose of preparing the extract of hemlock; Petition of Josiah Myrick and others, praying to be incorporated for the purpose of Manufacturing Bricks, severally read and referred to the Committee on Manufactures in concurrence
Remonstrance of Samuel Reed and others against the petition in behalf of the town of Woolwich to regulate the Fish Act - read and referred to the Committee on Interior Fisheries in concurrence.
Petition of Philip Morrill and others, praying for the repeal of the law, suppressing the circulation of small Bills - read and referred to the Committee on Banks and Banking, in concurrence
Petition of J.W. Webster, praying for balance due him on the Gunhouse in Belfast - read and referred to the Committee on Claims, in concurrence.
Petition of Lucy Mason, widow of a Revolutionary Soldier, praying for a grant of land was taken up - The Senate nonconcur the House in their reference and refer the same to the Committee on Claims.