the Governor's message

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the Governor's message

State Library, to whom was referred the Governor's message communicating the information, that there were three hundred copies of the laws of the second session of the seventeenth Congress of the United States, in the Secretary's office, at the disposal of the Legislature, reported and recommended the following distribution of the same, viz. one copy to his Excellency the Governor; one copy to each member of the honorable Council; one copy to each member of the Senate, and Clerks; one copy to each member of the House of Representatives, for the use of their respective towns; and one to each Clerk of the House; one to each of the Judges of the Judicial Courts and of probate; one to the Attorney General, and each Solicitor; and that the remainder tory burch outlet be deposited in the State Library.Which report was accepted.Mr. Durkee from the committee on claims, reported on the account of Albe Cady, that he be allowed the sum of four dollars and twentyfive cents, in full of his account.Which report was accepted, and a resolve passed accordingly. Mr. Wilson from the joint engrossing committee, reported the following resolves to be fairly and correctly engrossed, which were signed by the Speaker, and returned to the honorable Senate.Resolution in favor of Edward Philbrick;Resolution in favor of Moses L. Neal;Resolution in favor of Philip Carrigain;Resolution in favor of MBT Shoes Clearance Thomas E. Sawyer.The following resolve was read three several times and passed.Resolved, by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court convened, MBT Shoes that the Clerk of the Senate and the Clerk of the House of Representatives, be directed to leave with the Secretary tory burch shoes of State, as soon as may be, after the adjournment, fair and attested, copies of the journals of their respective Houses.And be MBT it further resolved that the Secretary of State be directed to procure five hundred printed copies of the journals of the two Houses, and five hundred printed copies of all the public acts and resolves, passed at the present session of the Legislature, with a list of private acts; and he is directed to cause the tory burch flats said laws to be printed on paper tory burch sale of the same quality, and to correspond in type and size with the laws of this State printed in , nd the said journals, with those of the last session. And the Secretary of State is hereby directed to distribute the journals and laws in the same way and manner, that the journals and laws of the last session were distributed.