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69 [1825] against Petition of Plantation No. one Penobscot county, committed in the House to the Committee on Incorporation of Towns, came up for concurrence, was read and concurred.

[Report on Petitions] Mr. Green from the Committee on Petition of Assessors of Plantation No. 6 Petition of Inhabitants of Plantation No. 14; Petition of Inhabitants of Plantation No. 3; Petition of Assessors of Plantation Nos. 8&9; Petition of Inhabitants of No. 16; Reported that they severally have leave to bring in a Bill: Read, accepted, and sent down for concurrence; came up concurred.

Mr. Green from the same committee on Petition of H & H. Manter, reported that they have leave to withdraw their petition: Read, accepted and sent down for concurrence and came up concurred.

[Report of the Land Agent] Report of the Land Agent was received; which was read and referred to the Joint Standing Committee on State Lands: Sent down for concurrence, and came up concurred.

The Secretary of State then came in and laid on the table, the following Message from the Governor:

[Message] To the Senate and House of Representatives:

The Governor of Georgia having requested that the enclosed Resolution of the Legislature of that State may be made known to the Legislature of Maine, I communicate the same to the two Branches for their information.

Council Chamber } Albion K. Parris Jany. 15 1825