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Petition of James Carr & al of Vienna to be annexed to Mount Vernon - - of Benjamin James & al of Dearborn to be annexed to Eastpond plantation - - of James Ridley & als of Alfred to be annexed to Sanford - - of Samuel Lancey & als of Palmyra that a part of Pittsfield may be annexed to said Palmyra - - of Benja R Jones & als of No 10 East Division, Washington County to be incorporated as a town - - of Isaac Lambert for a part of his farm to be set off from Danville to Durham - - of Inh. of Waterboro' for a committee to settle the line between that town & Lyman - - of Liberty that the lines of said town may be defined by legislative provision - - of Benjamin Folsom & als of Rome to be annexed to Vienna - - of Chesterville for a new division line between that town & Farmington - also Remonstrances of John Balch & als agst the petition of John Crane & als - - of Nathan C. Davis agst the setting off of that part of Palmyra called the L - - of Isaac Smith & als of Palmyra on the same subject - - of Inhab. of Chesterville agst setting off part of said town to Fayette - - of Inh. of Wayne against the petition of Noah Chandler & als were severally read & referred to the committee on the incorporation of towns. Sent up for concurrence.

Petition of Benjamin Fiske & als for authority to construct a Canal near Oldtown - of Eden & - of Mt Desert for aid in the erection of a Bridge across Mt Desert narrows by Lottery, grant of land or money - - of John Gilmore & als for authority to construct locks on Eastern River in Hancock County - of William Lowden & als to be incorporated for the purpose of improving the navigation of Penobscot River - also Remonstrance of James Crosby & als agst the said petition of William Lowden & als - were severally read & referred to the Committee on Turnpikes, Bridges and Canals. Sent up for concurrence.

Remonstrance of William Maxwell in behalf of Thompson pond plantation to be relieved from the payment of certain taxes, was read and referred to the committee on Finance.

Petition of Temple that the doings of said town may be made valid was read & referred to the committee on the Judiciary. Sent up for concurrence.