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Petition of Simeon Hayford and others Inhabitants of Brighton and Harrison to be incorporated into a town were severally read and referred to the Committee on Incorporation of Towns - sent up for concurrence -  
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Petition of Simeon Hayford and others Inhabitants of Brighton and Harrison, to be incorporated into a town were severally read and referred to the Committee on Incorporation of Towns - sent up for concurrence -  
  
Petition of John Haskill and others to be set off from Montville and annexed to Knox -  
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Petition of John Haskell and others to be set off from Montville and annexed to Knox -  
- of John B. Cole and others to set off land from Litchfield and annex the same to Wales also -
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- of John B. Cole and others to set off land from Litchfield and annex the same to Wales - also Remonstrance of Inhabitants of St. Albans against the petition of Hartland.  
Remonstrance of Inhabitants of St Albans against the petition of Hartland.  
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- of Job N. Tuttle and another in behalf of the town of Rome against the petition of Jonathan Palmer and others -
- of Job N. Tuttle and another in behalf of the town of Rome against the petition of Jonathan Palmer and others
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- of the town of North Yarmouth against the petition of the town of Cumberland - were severally read and referred to the Committee on Division of Towns - sent up for concurrence.  
- of the town of North Yarmouth against the petition of the town of Cumberland- were severally read and referred to the Committee on Division of Towns - sent up for concurrence.  
 
  
Petitions of Inhabitants of KennebunkPort for amendments to the Militia Law -  
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Petitions of Inhabitants of Kennebunk-Port for amendments to the Militia Law -  
 
- of Inhabitants of Hiram for repeal of the Militia law of the last session - were severally read and referred to the Committee on the Militia and sent up for concurrence.  
 
- of Inhabitants of Hiram for repeal of the Militia law of the last session - were severally read and referred to the Committee on the Militia and sent up for concurrence.  
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Petition of William Rice, for a remission [?] of certain notes to the State - was read and referred to the Committee on Claims - sent up for concurrence -
  
 
Petition of James Blake and others in the County of Penobscot to change the time of taking the valuation -  
 
Petition of James Blake and others in the County of Penobscot to change the time of taking the valuation -  
- of Thomas Sinclair and others, praying that the poll and property of Ministers of the the Gospel may be exempted from taxes -  
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- of Thomas Sinclair and others, praying that the polls and property of Ministers of the the Gospel may be exempted from taxes -  
 
- of Nathan Prince and others for and in regard to a road - were severally read and referred to the Committee on Finance.
 
- of Nathan Prince and others for and in regard to a road - were severally read and referred to the Committee on Finance.

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25 Petition of Simeon Hayford and others Inhabitants of Brighton and Harrison, to be incorporated into a town were severally read and referred to the Committee on Incorporation of Towns - sent up for concurrence -

Petition of John Haskell and others to be set off from Montville and annexed to Knox - - of John B. Cole and others to set off land from Litchfield and annex the same to Wales - also Remonstrance of Inhabitants of St. Albans against the petition of Hartland. - of Job N. Tuttle and another in behalf of the town of Rome against the petition of Jonathan Palmer and others - - of the town of North Yarmouth against the petition of the town of Cumberland - were severally read and referred to the Committee on Division of Towns - sent up for concurrence.

Petitions of Inhabitants of Kennebunk-Port for amendments to the Militia Law - - of Inhabitants of Hiram for repeal of the Militia law of the last session - were severally read and referred to the Committee on the Militia and sent up for concurrence.

Petition of William Rice, for a remission [?] of certain notes to the State - was read and referred to the Committee on Claims - sent up for concurrence -

Petition of James Blake and others in the County of Penobscot to change the time of taking the valuation - - of Thomas Sinclair and others, praying that the polls and property of Ministers of the the Gospel may be exempted from taxes - - of Nathan Prince and others for and in regard to a road - were severally read and referred to the Committee on Finance.