Niles' National Register, 第 74 巻1848 |
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... passed . The joint resolution passed by the House pre- senting the brass pieces captured at Bennington , during the Revolution , to the State of Vermont , was passed finally . The joint resolution from the House changing the location of ...
... passed . The joint resolution passed by the House pre- senting the brass pieces captured at Bennington , during the Revolution , to the State of Vermont , was passed finally . The joint resolution from the House changing the location of ...
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... passed , by which the ordinance of 1787 was applied to it , ex- cept the sixth article , prohibiting slavery forever , and so much of the second paragraph as regula . ted the descent and distribution of estates . But , by the eighth ...
... passed , by which the ordinance of 1787 was applied to it , ex- cept the sixth article , prohibiting slavery forever , and so much of the second paragraph as regula . ted the descent and distribution of estates . But , by the eighth ...
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... passed . On motion of Mr. Hannegan , the Senate pro- ceeded to the consideration of the House bill to liquidate certain claims therein mentioned which was considered and passed . That the Sergeant - at - Arms continue in service the ...
... passed . On motion of Mr. Hannegan , the Senate pro- ceeded to the consideration of the House bill to liquidate certain claims therein mentioned which was considered and passed . That the Sergeant - at - Arms continue in service the ...
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