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George W Wallingford Esq of Kennebunk appeared, was qualified and took his seat as a member of this House. | George W Wallingford Esq of Kennebunk appeared, was qualified and took his seat as a member of this House. | ||
| − | [ | + | [petitions &c] |
| − | Petitions of Samuel Sweetland & others, that a part of Waldoboro may be annexed to Friendship - of the Selectmen of Ligonia that said town may [restored to its original limits | + | Petitions of Samuel Sweetland & others, that a part of Waldoboro may be annexed to Friendship |
| + | - of the Selectmen of Ligonia that said town may [be] restored to its original limits | ||
| + | - of Joseph Lawrence that certain lands may be annexed to Jay | ||
| − | + | also | |
[Remonstrances] | [Remonstrances] | ||
| − | Remonstrances of William Leland & others of | + | Remonstrances of William Leland & others of Eden agst pet. of Shaw Higgins & others - |
| − | were severally read and referred to the | + | - of Swanville against the pet. of John McLure to be annexed to Waldo- |
| + | - of Amos Weston & others of Frankfort against being annexed to Monroe - | ||
| + | were severally read and referred to the committee on the incorporation of towns. Sent up for concurrence. | ||
[Resolve - pension to David Seavey] | [Resolve - pension to David Seavey] | ||
| − | Resolve, granting a pension to David Seavey - was read a 1st & | + | Resolve, granting a pension to David Seavey - was read a 1st & 2d time & passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the Senate. |
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Monday January 13th 1823.
Met according to adjournment - Journal read.
[Committee - on subject of passing a general fish law]
On motion of Mr Burr, Ordered, that the committee on interior fisheries be instructed to take into consideration the expediency of passing a general law for the preservation of fish in the several bays, rivers & streams, within this State, with leave to report by bill or otherwise - read and passed.
[Member - qualified]
George W Wallingford Esq of Kennebunk appeared, was qualified and took his seat as a member of this House.
[petitions &c]
Petitions of Samuel Sweetland & others, that a part of Waldoboro may be annexed to Friendship - of the Selectmen of Ligonia that said town may [be] restored to its original limits - of Joseph Lawrence that certain lands may be annexed to Jay
also
[Remonstrances]
Remonstrances of William Leland & others of Eden agst pet. of Shaw Higgins & others - - of Swanville against the pet. of John McLure to be annexed to Waldo- - of Amos Weston & others of Frankfort against being annexed to Monroe - were severally read and referred to the committee on the incorporation of towns. Sent up for concurrence.
[Resolve - pension to David Seavey]
Resolve, granting a pension to David Seavey - was read a 1st & 2d time & passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the Senate.