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Petition of Jacob Oliver for a confirmation of his title to certain lands, referred in the House to the Committee on applications from sick and wounded soldiers, came up for concurrence, the Senate non-concurred with the House in their reference and referred the same to the Committee on State Lands, Sent down for concurrence. Came up concurred,

Petition of Asa Redington and others for a Lottery was read and in concurrence with the House, referred to the Committee on that part of the Governors message relating to Internal improvements.

Petition of the Selectmen of the town of Penobscot for a law relating to the Fisheries in said town was read, and in concurrence with the House, referred to the Committee on Interior Fisheries.

Petition of Samuel Adams and others for a revision of the law in relation to laying out Highways was read and in concurrence with the House, referred to the Committee on the Judiciary

The Senate reconsidered their vote whereby the report of the Committee on the Judiciary, that William Goodenow have leave to withdraw his petition and referred the same to Messrs Scamman and Pond, with such as the House may join, Sent down for concurrence, Came up concurred and Messrs Fessenden, Trafton and Farrow were joined

Bill to incorporate the Proprietors of Eastern River Bridge and Bill additional to prevent the destruction of fish in Denny's River and Pinmaquan were severally read a