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of a Secretary of State, and on counting the ballots it appeared the whole number given in was one hundred & fifty three and Amos Nichols Esqr having that number was unanimously elected.
An order came from the Senate for concurrence, appointing the following joint standing Committees - The House concurred and joined the several committees as follows
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On Literature and Literary Institutions Messrs Dunlap Parsons of York of the Senate.
Messrs Pond of Bucksport Williams of Augusta Fessenden of Portland of the House
On State Lands. Messrs Parlin Kelsey of the Senate.
Messrs Treat of Bangor Pitts of Belgrade Talbot of Machias of the House.
On incorporation of Towns Messrs Greene Prime of the Senate.
Messrs McCobb of Phipsburg White of Monmouth Spring of Biddeford of the House.
On incorporation of Parishes & other religious Societies. Messrs Whitney Fairbanks of the Senate.
Messrs Cobb of Durham Bailey of Whitfield Francis of Leeds of the House.
On interior Fisheries. Messrs Parsons of Lincoln Sheppard of the Senate
Messrs Chase of Kittery McKown of Boothbay Wass of Addison of the House
On turnpikes, bridges & canals. Messrs Campbell Holland of the Senate
Messrs Dunn of Poland Charles of Fryburg Trask of Jefferson of the House.