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| − | The following Petitions committed in the | + | |
| − | House to the Committee on New Trials, came | + | The following Petitions committed in the House to the Committee on New Trials, came up for concurrence, viz: |
| − | up for concurrence, viz | + | |
| − | Petition of Thomas Clark and others for an | + | Petition of Thomas Clark and others for an additional term of the Court of Common Pleas and Supreme Judicial Court in Oxford County; |
| − | additional term of the Court of Common | + | |
| − | Pleas and Supreme Judicial Court in | + | Petition of Luke Lambard of Bath to be remunerated for the sum of $500 paid by him as surety for the appearance at Court of his son Robert S. Lambard; |
| − | Oxford County; | + | |
| − | Petition of Luke Lambard of Bath to be remunerated | + | Petition of John Blake in behalf of the town of Berlin, to be allowed to vote with some District for Representatives; |
| − | for the sum of $500 paid by him | + | |
| − | as surety for the appearance at Court of his | + | Petition of the Assessors of Plantation No: 12 in Washington county to have their doings made valid; |
| − | son Robert S. Lambard; | + | |
| − | Petition of John Blake in behalf of the town | + | Petition of the Selectmen of Hartland to have their doings made valid; |
| − | of Berlin, to be allowed to vote with some District | + | |
| − | for Representatives; | + | Petition of the Selectmen of St. Albans to have the Highway tax in money; |
| − | Petition of the Assessors of Plantation No | + | |
| − | 12 in Washington county to have their doings | + | Petition of the Selectmen of Raymond to have their records made valid; |
| − | made valid | + | |
| − | Petition of the Selectmen of Hartland to have | + | Petition of Nancy Swett and others, for authority to convey certain lands; |
| − | their doings made valid; | + | |
| − | Petition of the Selectmen of St. Albans to have | + | Petition of Thomas Sinclair to have his acts as a Justice of the Peace made valid; |
| − | the Highway tax in money; | + | |
| − | Petition of the Selectmen of Raymond to have | + | Petition of Selectmen of Newburgh to make legal a certain town meeting; |
| − | their records made valid | + | |
| − | Petition of Nancy Swett and others, for | + | Petition of Thomas Cobb to be refunded the duty paid the State by him as Clerk of the County in Hancock County; |
| − | to convey certain lands; | + | |
| − | Petition of Thomas Sinclair to have his | + | Petition of Joseph Dyer and others of Freeman and Phillips for an amendment of |
| − | acts as a Justice of the Peace made valid; | ||
| − | Petition of Selectmen of Newburgh to make | ||
| − | legal a certain town | ||
| − | Petition of Thomas Cobb to be refunded the | ||
| − | duty paid the State by him as | ||
| − | in Hancock County; | ||
| − | Petition of Joseph Dyer and others of Freeman | ||
| − | and Phillips for an amendment of | ||
Revision as of 14:17, 10 September 2020
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[1825]
Senate January 12 1825
[Petitions referred]
The following Petitions committed in the House to the Committee on New Trials, came up for concurrence, viz:
Petition of Thomas Clark and others for an additional term of the Court of Common Pleas and Supreme Judicial Court in Oxford County;
Petition of Luke Lambard of Bath to be remunerated for the sum of $500 paid by him as surety for the appearance at Court of his son Robert S. Lambard;
Petition of John Blake in behalf of the town of Berlin, to be allowed to vote with some District for Representatives;
Petition of the Assessors of Plantation No: 12 in Washington county to have their doings made valid;
Petition of the Selectmen of Hartland to have their doings made valid;
Petition of the Selectmen of St. Albans to have the Highway tax in money;
Petition of the Selectmen of Raymond to have their records made valid;
Petition of Nancy Swett and others, for authority to convey certain lands;
Petition of Thomas Sinclair to have his acts as a Justice of the Peace made valid;
Petition of Selectmen of Newburgh to make legal a certain town meeting;
Petition of Thomas Cobb to be refunded the duty paid the State by him as Clerk of the County in Hancock County;
Petition of Joseph Dyer and others of Freeman and Phillips for an amendment of