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of John Carver and others, praying for the repeal of the law that prohibits all persons from setting any nets in any river ect in the County of Washington. | of John Carver and others, praying for the repeal of the law that prohibits all persons from setting any nets in any river ect in the County of Washington. | ||
Remonstrance of John Gilman and others against the petition of Jesse Russell and others, praying for a Dam across Brookins Bay in Wollwich: | Remonstrance of John Gilman and others against the petition of Jesse Russell and others, praying for a Dam across Brookins Bay in Wollwich: | ||
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270 Friday. February 26, 1836 Petition of Elisha Chick Jr and others praying to be incorporated for the purpose of building and managing a wharf in Frankfort of John Carver and others, praying for the repeal of the law that prohibits all persons from setting any nets in any river ect in the County of Washington. Remonstrance of John Gilman and others against the petition of Jesse Russell and others, praying for a Dam across Brookins Bay in Wollwich: of John Gilman and another: of William R Stinson and others: of Samuel Reed 2nd and others against the petition of Jacob Smith and others praying for liberty to erect a Dam across Neguasett Creek in Woolwich severally read and referred to the Committee on Interior Waters, in concurrence,
Petition of James Smith and others. praying for aid in erecting a Gunkhouse in Bangor - read and referred to the Committee on the Militia in concurrence,
Petition of John Lee and others, praying to be incorporated by the name of