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Legislature, that the Office of Major General of the sixth Division of the Militia of this State is vacant. -

Council Chamber February 17th 1825 } Albion K. Parris. -

To the Senate and House of Representatives: -

Some important alterations having been made in the arrangement of the second and eighth Divisions of the Militia of this State, I have thought it proper that the same be communicated to the two branches of the Legislature for their information. - The Secretary will, therefore, lay before you a copy of the doings of the Council, advising to the above mentioned arrangement. -

Council Chamber February 19th 1825 } Albion K. Parris. -

To the Senate and House of Representatives: -

I have this morning received from the Executive of Massachusetts a communication covering sundry Resolves passed by the Legislature of that State, relative to the depredations which have been committed by Brittish [British] subjects upon the timber on land owned jointly by the two States, which I lay before the two branches of the Legislature for their information. - It is peculiarly gratifying that the measures adopted by the Legislature of this State, have been so cordially concurred in by the Legislature of Massachusetts. -

Council Chamber February 24, 1825 } Albion K. Parris

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-Legislature, that the Office of Major General of the sixth Division of the Militia of this State is vacant.
+Legislature, that the Office of Major General of the sixth Division of the Militia of this State is vacant. -
-Council Chamber February 17th 1825
+Council Chamber February 17th 1825 } Albion K. Parris. -
-Albion K. Parris.
+To the Senate and House of Representatives: -
-To the Senate and House of Representatives:
+Some important alterations having been made in the arrangement of the second and eighth Divisions of the Militia of this State, I have thought it proper that the same be communicated to the two branches of the Legislature for their information. - The Secretary will, therefore, lay before you a copy of the doings of the Council, advising to the above mentioned arrangement. -
-Some important alterations having been made in the arrangement of the second and eight Divisions of the Militia of this State, I have thought it proper that the same be communicated to the two branches of the Legislature for their information. The Secretary will, therefore, lay before you a copy of the doings of the Council, advising to the above mentioned arrangement.
+Council Chamber February 19th 1825 } Albion K. Parris. -
-Council Chamber February 19th 1825
+To the Senate and House of Representatives: -
-Albion K. Parris
+I have this morning received from the Executive of Massachusetts a communication covering sundry Resolves passed by the Legislature of that State, relative to the depredations which have been committed by Brittish [British] subjects upon the timber on land owned jointly by the two States, which I lay before the two branches of the Legislature for their information. - It is peculiarly gratifying that the measures adopted by the Legislature of this State, have been so cordially concurred in by the Legislature of Massachusetts. -
-To the Senate and House of Representatives:
+Council Chamber February 24, 1825 } Albion K. Parris
-I have this morning received from the Executive of Massachusetts a communication covering sundry Resolves passed by the Legislature of that State, relative to the depredations which have been committed by Brittish [British] subjects upon the timber on land owned jointly by the tw States, which I lay before the two branches of the Legislature for their information. It is peculiarly gratifying that the measures adopted by the Legislature of this State, have been co cordially concurred in by the Legislature of Massachusetts.
-Council Chamber February 24, 1825
-Albion K. Parris