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[11] of Franklin, because they were received, sorted & counted and declared by the Assessors of and not by the Selectmen - The votes of Islesborough because a copy of the record is of a meeting held in 1820 and the votes of Knox because it does not appear in what town they were given or of what towns the Selectmen and Clerk were the officers

In the District of Washington, the whole number of votes given and returned according to the provisions of the Constitution is 1097 necessary to constitute an election 549 Thomas Vose had 399 votes & John Balham has 341 votes and they severally have the highest number of votes among the persons voted for and not elected and are the constitutional candidates to fill the vacancy

The votes of Cherryfield and Cutler in this District are rejected, the former because the return of votes states that they were given for Senators for the District of Hancock and Washington, and the latter because it did not appear by the certified copy of the list of votes in what town they were given or of what town the Selectmen and Clerk are the officers In the District of Kennebec the whole number of votes given and returned according to the provisions of the Constitution is 1844 Necessary to constitute an election 923 Thomas Francis has 1811 and is elected Reuel Williams has 1722 and is elected Joseph Southwick has 1715 and is elected

The votes of the town of Farmington are rejected because there are two certified copies of the list of votes given in that town differing one from the other and there is no certainty which is the right one - of the town of Unity because the certified copy of the list of votes does not state of what town the persons where Inhabitants of