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Petition - of Charles Lowell and als for the incorporation of a town by the name of Springfield Remonstrance of Elisha Goodwin and als against the incorporation of the town of Tilden -of Moses Scott and als against the incorporation of township No. 1 in the County of Penobscot were severally read and referred to the Committee on incorporation of towns sent up for concurrance [concurrence]

Petition of John Reed and others to annex a part of No. 7 to the town of Byron -of Thomas M. Webb and als to be set off from Brennen and annexed to Bristol were severally read and referred to the Committee on Division of towns sent up for concurrance [concurrence]

Petition of Philip Morrill and als for a law instituting the use of Broad Rimmed Wheels in the County of Waldo -of Joseph Otis and others for a Canal and Rail Way to avoid the obstructions in Union River -of Town of Westbrook praying for the passage of a Law relative to County Roads -of Town of Ellsworth for a law to regulate the width of the tires of Wheels -of James Thomas and others for the incorporation of a Stage Company -of Prince Miggins and als to have sleds made five feet wide -of Thomas Page and als to have money expended on a Road in Burlington, No. 1 and No. 2 old Indian Purchase

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-Petition of Charles Lowell and als for the incorporation of a town by the name of Springfield
-Remonstrance of Elisha Goodwin and als against the incorporation of the town of Felder
-- of Moses Scott and als against the incorporation of township No 1 in the County of Penobscot were severally read and referred to the Committee on incorporation of towns sent up for concurrence
-Petition of John Reed and others to annex a part of No7 to the town of Byron
+Petition - of Charles Lowell and als for the incorporation of a town by the name of Springfield
-- of Thomas M Webb and als to be set off from Brennen and annexed to Bristol were severally read and referred to the Committee on Division of towns sent up for concurrence
+Remonstrance of Elisha Goodwin and als against the incorporation of the town of Tilden
+-of Moses Scott and als against the incorporation of township No. 1 in the County of Penobscot were severally read and referred to the Committee on incorporation of towns sent up for concurrance [concurrence]
-Petition of Philip Morrill and als for a law instructing the use of Bond Rimmed Wheels in the County of Waldo
+Petition of John Reed and others to annex a part of No. 7 to the town of Byron
-- of Joseph Otis and others for Canal and Railway to avoid the obstructions in Union River
+-of Thomas M. Webb and als to be set off from Brennen and annexed to Bristol were severally read and referred to the Committee on Division of towns sent up for concurrance [concurrence]
-- of Town of Westbrook praying for the passage of a Law relative to County Roads
-- of Town of Ellsworth for a law to regulate the width of the tires of Wheels
+Petition of Philip Morrill and als for a law instituting the use of Broad Rimmed Wheels in the County of Waldo
-- of James Thomas and others for the incorporation of a Stage Company
+-of Joseph Otis and others for a Canal and Rail Way to avoid the obstructions in Union River
-- of Prince Miggins and als to have sleds made five feet wide
+-of Town of Westbrook praying for the passage of a Law relative to County Roads
-- of Thomas Page and als to have money expended on a Road in Barlington No 1 and No 1 old Indians Purchase
+-of Town of Ellsworth for a law to regulate the width of the tires of Wheels
+-of James Thomas and others for the incorporation of a Stage Company
+-of Prince Miggins and als to have sleds made five feet wide
+-of Thomas Page and als to have money expended on a Road in Burlington, No. 1 and No. 2 old Indian Purchase