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Ordered that Messrs Adams of Portland, Hammond of Eliot and Robbins of Green be a Committee to consider the expediency of giving directions to the Treasurer of the State as to what time he shall pay the several sums allowed to corporations and individuals on the Rolls of the Committee of Accounts with leave to report by Resolve or otherwise. Read & passed. | Ordered that Messrs Adams of Portland, Hammond of Eliot and Robbins of Green be a Committee to consider the expediency of giving directions to the Treasurer of the State as to what time he shall pay the several sums allowed to corporations and individuals on the Rolls of the Committee of Accounts with leave to report by Resolve or otherwise. Read & passed. | ||
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In Senate March 20th 1821 | In Senate March 20th 1821 | ||
The Senate recede from their vote of yesterday passing this Bill to be engrossed, and now pass the same to be engrossed as passed by the Senate on the 16th instant with amendments beginning at sheet marked O including five sections together with other verbal amendments adopted at the same time noted at the bottom of the same sheet. Sent down for concurrence. The House refer the further consideration of the subject to the next Legislature. Sent up for concurrence. | The Senate recede from their vote of yesterday passing this Bill to be engrossed, and now pass the same to be engrossed as passed by the Senate on the 16th instant with amendments beginning at sheet marked O including five sections together with other verbal amendments adopted at the same time noted at the bottom of the same sheet. Sent down for concurrence. The House refer the further consideration of the subject to the next Legislature. Sent up for concurrence. | ||
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[Committee of Conference] | [Committee of Conference] | ||
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Ordered that Messrs Small, Rose & Ripley be a Committee to confer with a Committee to be appointed by the House of Representatives on the subject of difference between the two Houses | Ordered that Messrs Small, Rose & Ripley be a Committee to confer with a Committee to be appointed by the House of Representatives on the subject of difference between the two Houses | ||
Revision as of 13:15, 11 March 2020
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Afternoon
Met according to adjournment
Mr Hall of Windham has leave of absence.
[Committee -- fixing time when Treasurer shall pay Accounts &c]
Ordered that Messrs Adams of Portland, Hammond of Eliot and Robbins of Green be a Committee to consider the expediency of giving directions to the Treasurer of the State as to what time he shall pay the several sums allowed to corporations and individuals on the Rolls of the Committee of Accounts with leave to report by Resolve or otherwise. Read & passed.
[Bill - poor debtors -]
Bill entitled "an Act for the relief of Poor Debtors" came from the Senate endorsed as follows In Senate March 20th 1821 The Senate recede from their vote of yesterday passing this Bill to be engrossed, and now pass the same to be engrossed as passed by the Senate on the 16th instant with amendments beginning at sheet marked O including five sections together with other verbal amendments adopted at the same time noted at the bottom of the same sheet. Sent down for concurrence. The House refer the further consideration of the subject to the next Legislature. Sent up for concurrence.
[Committee of Conference]
[apportionment]
Ordered that Messrs Small, Rose & Ripley be a Committee to confer with a Committee to be appointed by the House of Representatives on the subject of difference between the two Houses