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144.    Friday, February 6, 1835.

Petition of County Commissioners of Lincoln for
amendment of the laws concerning highways -- read
and referred Messrs Barnard, Smith and Miller.

Petition of Commissioners of Lincoln County for
an alteration of the law relative to a Municipal 
Court in the town of Bath -- read and referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Sent down for concurrence.  Concurred.

Petition of Simeon Matthews and others to be
incorporated by the name of "Waterville Liberal
Institute" -- read and referred to the Committee on 
Literature and Literary Institutions, in concurrence.

Petition of Joseph Socobasin, an Indian of the
Penobscot tribe, praying for a tract of land to be 
conveyed to him and his brother Francis Socobasin
-- read and referred to the Committee on State
Lands.  Sent down for concurrence.  Concurred.

Petition of Thomas Butler and others praying 
for a grant to build a Bridge across the Penobscot
River -- read and referred to the Committee on
Turnpikes, Bridges and Canals, in concurrence.

Petition of the town of Wiscasset for a modification
of the law granting licenses to retailers of
ardent spirits -- read and referred to the Committee
that have that subject under consideration,
in concurrence.

Petition of Joel Miller and others, praying to be
incorporated into a Society by the name of the "Lincoln Benevolent
Society" -- read and referred to the Committee on Parishes, in concurrence.