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| − | Petition of | + | Report - of Committee on Parishes, granting an order of notice on Petition of owners of Pews in the Congregational Meetinghouse in Limerick - came from the Senate accepted for concurrence - and the House concurred. |
| − | Petition of | + | Petition - of Thomas Dana to be indemnified for a wound received at a Regimental Muster - came from the Senate for concurrence referred to the Committee on Military Pensions - and the House concurred. |
| − | Petition of | + | Petition - of Benjamin Dunn and others for a township of land - came from the Senate referred to the Committee on State Lands for concurrence - and the House concurred. |
| − | + | Petition - of the Trustees of Bowdoin College for pecuniary aid - came from the Senate referred to the Committee on Literary Institutions, for concurrence - and the House concurred. | |
| − | + | Bill - to incorporate the Maine Association for the Improvement in the breed of Horses - was read a third time and passed to be engrossed as taken into a new draft - sent up for concurrence. | |
| − | Petition of Joseph Chase for compensation for services and expenses on account of the Public Lands of Maine and Massachusetts - was read and referred to the Com- | + | The House resumed the consideration of the Report of the Committee to whom was referred the Bill - additional to the several acts now in force respecting Workhouses and Houses of Correction and for the punishment of common Drunkards - and after discussion recommitted the same to a select committee of the House consisting of Messrs. Perkins of Kennebunk Port - Smith of Portland and Barnard of Alna. |
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| + | Petition - of Joseph Chase for compensation for services and expenses on account of the Public Lands of Maine and Massachusetts - was read and referred to the Com - | ||
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Report - of Committee on Parishes, granting an order of notice on Petition of owners of Pews in the Congregational Meetinghouse in Limerick - came from the Senate accepted for concurrence - and the House concurred.
Petition - of Thomas Dana to be indemnified for a wound received at a Regimental Muster - came from the Senate for concurrence referred to the Committee on Military Pensions - and the House concurred.
Petition - of Benjamin Dunn and others for a township of land - came from the Senate referred to the Committee on State Lands for concurrence - and the House concurred.
Petition - of the Trustees of Bowdoin College for pecuniary aid - came from the Senate referred to the Committee on Literary Institutions, for concurrence - and the House concurred.
Bill - to incorporate the Maine Association for the Improvement in the breed of Horses - was read a third time and passed to be engrossed as taken into a new draft - sent up for concurrence.
The House resumed the consideration of the Report of the Committee to whom was referred the Bill - additional to the several acts now in force respecting Workhouses and Houses of Correction and for the punishment of common Drunkards - and after discussion recommitted the same to a select committee of the House consisting of Messrs. Perkins of Kennebunk Port - Smith of Portland and Barnard of Alna.
Petition - of Joseph Chase for compensation for services and expenses on account of the Public Lands of Maine and Massachusetts - was read and referred to the Com -