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Bill in addition to the several Acts to secure to the owners, their property in logs, masts, Spars, and other timber. Read a second time and passed to be engrossed in concurrence.

Mr Webb from the joint standing committee on Division of Towns; reported leave to withdraw on the petition of Charles Rogers, and others. Read and recommitted. Sent down for concurrence.

The same Gentleman from the same Committee reported leave to withdraw on the petition of sundry Inhabitants of St. Albans, of Andrew Hutchinson and others and Bryant Williams and others, severally read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence.

Mr Hunton from the joint Standing Committee on Literature and Literary Institutions reported leave to withdraw on the petitions of Ephraim Sawyer and others, and the Trustees of the School fund in the town of Guilford; And reference to the next Legislature on the report and accompanying papers, relative to the appointment of a Superintendant for the public schools; also on the petition of the proprietors of Parsonsfield Seminary, which were severally read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence.

Mr Williamson from the joint Standing Committee on the Judiciary , reported legislation inexpedient, on an order relative to calling District School Meetings; also on an order relative to embodying all the Laws regulating town schools [ ? ]

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-Bill in addition to the several acts to secure to the owners, their property in logs, masts, spars, and other timber. Read a second time and passed to be engrossed in concurrence.
+Bill in addition to the several Acts to secure to the owners, their property in logs, masts, Spars, and other timber. Read a second time and passed to be engrossed in concurrence.
-Mr Webb from the joint standing committee on Division of Towns; reported leave to withdraw on the petition of Charles Rogers, and others. Read and recommitted. Sent down for concurrence.
+Mr Webb from the joint standing committee on Division of Towns; reported leave to withdraw on the petition of Charles Rogers, and others. Read and recommitted.
+Sent down for concurrence.
-The same gentleman from the same committee reported leave to withdraw on the petition of sundry inhabitants of St. Albans, of Andrew Hutchinson and others, and Bryant Williams and others, severally read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence.
+The same Gentleman from the same Committee reported leave to withdraw on the petition of sundry Inhabitants of St. Albans, of Andrew Hutchinson and others and Bryant Williams and others, severally read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence.
-Mr Hunton from the joint standing committee on Literature and Literary Institutions reported leave to withdraw on the petitions of Ephraim Sawyer and others, and the Trustees of the School fund in the town of Guilford; and reference to the next Legislature on the report and accompanying papers, relative to the appointment of a Superintendent for the public schools; also on the petition of the proprietors of Parsonsfield Seminary, whcih were severally read and accepted. sent down for concurrence.
+Mr Hunton from the joint Standing Committee on Literature and Literary Institutions reported leave to withdraw on the petitions of Ephraim Sawyer and others, and the Trustees of the School fund in the town of Guilford; And reference to the next Legislature on the report and accompanying papers, relative to the appointment of a Superintendant for the public schools; also on the petition of the proprietors of Parsonsfield Seminary, which were severally read and accepted.
+Sent down for concurrence.
-Mr Williamson from the joint standing committee on the Judiciary , reported legislation inexpedient, on an order relative to calling District School Meetings; also on an order relative to embodying all the Laws regulating town schools
+Mr Williamson from the joint Standing Committee on the Judiciary , reported legislation inexpedient, on an order relative to calling District School Meetings; also on an order relative to embodying all the Laws regulating town schools [ ? ]