
To the Honarable the SENATE aud HOUSE of RE-
PREsENrATlyEs, in General Court aIembled.
THE Petition of the fubfcribers, in
i habsants of that part of Brown6eld lying be-
tween the outhery line Of Fryeburgh and that line
called the line OF the State ef New-H ,mpfhre, humby
fheweth--That your Petitioners labor under great
iucon in having to attend plantation and other
meetings with the other inhaban,s of the plantation
of Rrownheld. They therefore pray that that part of
the plantation of Brown6ed reprefentec in the plan
herewith prefcntea. with the iuhabitants living the
fame, may be annexed to the town Of Fryebnrgh to
enjoy privileges with the fad town Of Fryeburgh;
and your petitioners in duty bound, will ever pray


Jofeph Walker, Timothy Walker,
Benaiah Walker, John Bennett,


Henry Y. B. Ofgood, James Bennet,


Supply Walker, Jun. John Stickney,
Jofhua B. Ofgood, James Bean,
Ala Colby, Joiiah Spring
Supply Walker, Ala Buck.
ON the petition of JosEpH WALKER
and others, inhabitants of that part of the plantation
of Browueld lying between the outhery line of Frye
burgh and that line called the line of the ae of New.
Hamphire, praying that the aforefad part of Brown
6eld may be annexed to the town Of Frycburgh,
aforeiaid


ORDERED, That thePetitionerscaufe
atteed copy Of their petsn, with this order there
on, TO be pnbhfhed three weeks facceiGvely in the
Portland Gssah. publi1ed by ELEzEa A. Jrsks, the
lan publication to be forty days at lean before the
feeond Thurfday Of the next General Court, that all
pcrfons ntereed may then appear and thew cane, If
apy they have. why the prayer Of fad petition fhould
not be granted


Sent down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS. P,s6A.n
y. sb. Hsnf Of Rehabilitation, Ga. r r8oo


Read and concurred,


EDWARD H. ROBBINS, Spsaisr.
True copy-Atte1,


EDWARD MLANE. 6itrl sfseasts