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[Selectmen of Whiting] Read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence. Concurred

[Report. Bill additional to An Act respecting fisheries in Vinalhaven.] Mr. Kimball from the Committee reported Bill additional to An Act respecting, fisheries in the waters of Vinalhaven in a new draft and the same was read a second time and passed to be engrossed as amended. Sent down for concurrence.

[Report. Resolve in favor of town of Howland] Mr. Stebbins from the Committee reported Resolve in favor of the town of Howland and the same was read a second time & passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the House.

[Bill authorg. a Toll Bridge on Fryeburg Canl] Bill authorizing a toll Bridge on Fryeburg Canal and

[" " Selectmen of Portd. to appt. Enginemen] " to authorize the Selectmen of the town of Portland to appoint an additional number of Enginemen, were severally read a first time and tomorrow 10 oClock assigned for a second reading.

[Report. on Pet. of Jacob Longfellow & als.] Mr. Dennett from the Committee on Incorporation of towns reported leave to withdraw on the petition of Jacob Longfellow and others. Read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence

[Resolve for openg &c a road fm No. 2. old Indian pur. to Matanawcook stream.] Resolve for opening and clearing a road from the south line of township No. 2 old Indian purchase on the East side of Penobscot River to Matanawcook stream was taken up and committed to Messrs. Washburn, Kimball and Dennett.

[Report on Pet. of John Dole & als. reconsidered & refer’d to next Legislature.] Mr. Stebbins moved the reconsideration of the vote accepting the report of the Committee on Lotteries on the petition of John Dole and others granting leave to withdraw and the Senate reconsidered the same, amended the report so as to refer the further consideration thereof to the next Legislature. Sent down for concurrence Concurred

[Com. fm. Sec. of State transmitting legal evidence of orders on the Pres. Direc & Co. & on Pres. & Cash. of Passamaquoddy] A communication was received from the Secretary of state transmitting legal evidence of the service of two orders on the President, Directors and Company and on Jonathan Bartlett and John Woodman President and Cashier of the Passamaquoddy Bank, and the same were read and referred to the Committee on