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[Left margin: 1827.

Bill to incorporate the Portland Saco & Parsonsfield Stage Company.]

Mr Grover from the Committee on Engrossed Bills reported to be truly copied, Bill to incorporate the Portland, Saco and Parsonsfield Stage Company and the same was passed to be – enacted and this Bill was presented to the Governor for his approbation and signature.

[Left margin: Bill fixing compensation of the Clerks of the Senate & House.]

Bill fixing compensation of the Clerks of the Senate and House was read a second time and passage refused[?]. Sent down for concurrence.

[Left margin: Report, of Com. on Jud. concerning provision for sale of articles by Decimal hundred.]

Mr. Stebbins from the Committee on the Judiciary on an order of January 27th concerning legal provision for the sale of articles by Decimal hundreds, reported the Legislation is inexpedient. Read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence Concurred

[Left margin: Bill establishing the Salaries of the Justices of the Sup. Jud. Court.]

Bill establishing the salaries of the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court was taken up and committed to Messrs. Hathaway Williams and Dennett.

[Left margin: Bill authorizing the sale of Gun Houses]

Bill authorizing the sale of Gun houses in certain cases came up indefinitely postponed and the Senate adhere to their former vote passing this Bill to be engrossed. Sent down.

[Left margin: Order, relative to the removal of the Land Agents office to Bangor.]

Order of the House of Representatives that the Committee on State Lands be instructed to inquire into the expediency of removing the Land Agents office to Bangor in the County of Penobscot was read and passed in concurrence

[Left margin: Report. Resolve on the Pet. of J. B. Swanton & als.]

Mr. Sweat from the Committee on turnpikes &c reported Resolve on petition of J. B. Swanton and others and the same was committed to Messrs. Southwick Churchill and Washburn

[Left margin: Remon. of a Com. of the town of Hope]

Remonstrance of a Committee -of the town of Hope & -of Wade Sweatland & others against the pe[?]