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[Right margin: report on petition of –Inhab. of Whiting –Benja Woodbury & al]

the several petitions -of J Crane & als Inhabitants of Whitting and –of Benjamin Woodbury & others. Read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence. Concurred

[Right margin: Report on petition of Inhab. plant. No. 9]

Mr Dennett from the same Committee reported leave for a Bill on the petition of John Balch[?] & als the Inhabitants of Plantation no 9 in Washington County. Read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence. Concurred

[Right margin: Report on pets. of –Inhab of Albion –John Crane & al]

Mr. Dennett from the same Committee reported an order of notice on the several petitions –of Inhabitants of Albion & -of John Crane and others. Read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence Concurred.

[Right margin: -Pet. Chs. Green & al –[Pet.] T. Spaulding & al]

-Petition of Charles Green and others and –[Petition] of Thomas Spaulding & others for improvement of the Canada Road were severally read and in concurrence referred to the Committee on that subject.

[Right margin: Order – Committee on Banks to hear[?] – Vassalboro – Kennebec & Passamaquoddy Banks]

On motion by Mr. Dennett the following order was read and passed viz. “Orders of notice to the President, Directors and Company of the Vassalborough, Kennebec and Passamaquoddy Banks, requiring said Corporations respectively to appear before the Legislature to show cause why their Charters should not be vacated, having been directed to be served upon said Corporations: Ordered that the Committee on Banks and Banking be a Committee for the purpose of hearing said Corporations respectively in relation to such parts regarding the situation and transactions of said Corporations respectively; and particularly those set forth in the Commissioners appointed under a Resolve of March 1826, and to consider what further measures are advisable for the Legislature to adopt in regard to said Banks respectively, and to report by Bill or otherwise as soon as may be after said Corporations may have severally been heard – Sent down for concurrence Concurred