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of Elizabeth Hopkins and others, reported that they have leave to bring in a Bill: Read, accepted and sent down for concurrence and came up concurred. | of Elizabeth Hopkins and others, reported that they have leave to bring in a Bill: Read, accepted and sent down for concurrence and came up concurred. | ||
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| − | Petition of Josiah | + | Petition of Josiah Calef and others, to be incorporated for the purpose of Manufacturing Iron and Steel or Cotton, committed in the House to the Committee on Applications for Manufacturing Companies, came up for concurrence, was read and concurred. |
| − | Petition of Samuel M. Pond Agent for the Castine River Lock and Sluice Company, for an additional act regulating the | + | Petition of Samuel M. Pond Agent for the Castine River Lock and Sluice Company, for an additional act regulating the fishery in Penobscot river, committed in the House to the Committee on Interior Fisheries, came up for concurrence, was read and concurred |
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| − | Bill to exempt from taxation | + | Bill to exempt from taxation Manufacturies of Cotton and wool for a limited time, was then taken up and recommitted. |
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| − | Mr. Holland from the Committee on petition of the Medical | + | Mr. Holland from the Committee on petition of the Medical Society of Maine, reported a |
| − | Bill to incorporate certain persons by the name of “The General Hospital of Maine,” which was read once and committed to | + | Bill to incorporate certain persons by the name of “The General Hospital of Maine,” which was read once and committed to Messrs. Stebbins, Dunn and Fairbanks, and tomorrow at 10 O clock assigned for a 2d. Reading. |
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| − | The Secretary of State came in and laid on the table, a message from the Governor accompanyed [accompanied] by the account of Samuel F. Hussey one of the Agents of the Penobscot Indians, which was read and committed to | + | The Secretary of State came in and laid on the table, a message from the Governor accompanyed [accompanied] by the account of Samuel F. Hussey one of the Agents of the Penobscot Indians, which was read and committed to Messrs. Kelsey and Parsons |
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[1825]
[Report on Petition]
of Elizabeth Hopkins and others, reported that they have leave to bring in a Bill: Read, accepted and sent down for concurrence and came up concurred.
[Petitions referred]
Petition of Josiah Calef and others, to be incorporated for the purpose of Manufacturing Iron and Steel or Cotton, committed in the House to the Committee on Applications for Manufacturing Companies, came up for concurrence, was read and concurred.
Petition of Samuel M. Pond Agent for the Castine River Lock and Sluice Company, for an additional act regulating the fishery in Penobscot river, committed in the House to the Committee on Interior Fisheries, came up for concurrence, was read and concurred
[Bill]
Bill to exempt from taxation Manufacturies of Cotton and wool for a limited time, was then taken up and recommitted.
[Bill]
Mr. Holland from the Committee on petition of the Medical Society of Maine, reported a
Bill to incorporate certain persons by the name of “The General Hospital of Maine,” which was read once and committed to Messrs. Stebbins, Dunn and Fairbanks, and tomorrow at 10 O clock assigned for a 2d. Reading.
[Message]
The Secretary of State came in and laid on the table, a message from the Governor accompanyed [accompanied] by the account of Samuel F. Hussey one of the Agents of the Penobscot Indians, which was read and committed to Messrs. Kelsey and Parsons