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| − | In Order came from the Senate for concurrence, directing the Secretary of State to furnish to the Agent appointed to repair to Washington, six copies of Greenleaf's Map of Maine and also to each of our Members in Congress a copy of Greenleaf's Map of the principal rivers, mountains and highlands etc. - and also to said Agent then copies of the Map last mentioned - and the House concurred | + | In Order came from the Senate for concurrence, directing the Secretary of State to furnish to the Agent appointed to repair to Washington, six copies of Greenleaf's Map of Maine, and also to each of our Members in Congress a copy of Greenleaf's Map of the principal rivers, mountains and highlands etc. - and also to said Agent then copies of the Map last mentioned - and the House concurred |
| − | The Report of Abner B. Thompson State Treasurer - came from the Senate referred to the Joint Select Committee, who have under consideration so much of the | + | The Report of Abner B. Thompson State Treasurer - came from the Senate referred to the Joint Select Committee, who have under consideration so much of the Governors message as relates to the Treasurers Report, for concurrence, and the House concurred. |
Communications were received from the Clerks of the Courts in Waldo and Penobscot County, in compliance with an order of the 9.th instant which were severally read and referred to the Select committee of this House who have that subject under consideration. | Communications were received from the Clerks of the Courts in Waldo and Penobscot County, in compliance with an order of the 9.th instant which were severally read and referred to the Select committee of this House who have that subject under consideration. | ||
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Resolve in favor of Charles S. Preble came from the Senate passed to be engrossed for concurrence and the House nonconcurred the Senate and recommitted the same to the Committee on Military Pensions - sent up for concurrence | Resolve in favor of Charles S. Preble came from the Senate passed to be engrossed for concurrence and the House nonconcurred the Senate and recommitted the same to the Committee on Military Pensions - sent up for concurrence | ||
| − | Resolve in favor of Henry Bickford, was read and tomorrow at ten o'clock assigned for a | + | Resolve in favor of Henry Bickford, was read and tomorrow at ten o'clock assigned for a second reading - |
Resolve in favor of Nicholas Pierce, | Resolve in favor of Nicholas Pierce, | ||
__ in favor of Oliver Perkins were severally read once and tomorrow at ten oclock o'clock [sic] assigned for a second reading - | __ in favor of Oliver Perkins were severally read once and tomorrow at ten oclock o'clock [sic] assigned for a second reading - | ||
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78 Friday January 20.1832 Met according to adjournment
In Order came from the Senate for concurrence, directing the Secretary of State to furnish to the Agent appointed to repair to Washington, six copies of Greenleaf's Map of Maine, and also to each of our Members in Congress a copy of Greenleaf's Map of the principal rivers, mountains and highlands etc. - and also to said Agent then copies of the Map last mentioned - and the House concurred
The Report of Abner B. Thompson State Treasurer - came from the Senate referred to the Joint Select Committee, who have under consideration so much of the Governors message as relates to the Treasurers Report, for concurrence, and the House concurred.
Communications were received from the Clerks of the Courts in Waldo and Penobscot County, in compliance with an order of the 9.th instant which were severally read and referred to the Select committee of this House who have that subject under consideration.
Resolve in favor of Charles S. Preble came from the Senate passed to be engrossed for concurrence and the House nonconcurred the Senate and recommitted the same to the Committee on Military Pensions - sent up for concurrence
Resolve in favor of Henry Bickford, was read and tomorrow at ten o'clock assigned for a second reading -
Resolve in favor of Nicholas Pierce, __ in favor of Oliver Perkins were severally read once and tomorrow at ten oclock o'clock [sic] assigned for a second reading -