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| Subject | Description | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 276 | Frankfort Petition Signers | Report on the petition of Samuel Adams & others for a Constitutional Amendment regarding the Executive Council, House, Senate, Governor and Selectmen | 1862 |
| 277 | Frankfort Selectmen | An Act authorizing the Selectmen of the Town of Frankfort to appoint surveyors of lumber | 1855 |
| 278 | Franklin and Kennebec Railroad | Report on the Petition of the Selectmen of Mercer for an Act authorizing said Town to borrow money and invest in the Franklin and Kennebec Railroad | 1849 |
| 279 | Freedom | Report on the petition of the Selectmen to be set off from Waldo County and annexed to Kennebec County and the remonstrance of Ithamar Bellows and others | 1828 |
| 280 | Freeman | Report of the petition of the Selectmen to be refunded for the support of a pauper | 1828 |
| 281 | Freeman | Report on the Petition of John Marsh and others that they may receive a grant of land, also the petition of the Selectmen of Freeman for alteration of the law regulating the School Fund | 1843 |
| 282 | Freeman | Report on the Petition of Elijah Howland and others for the division of the towns of Phillips, Avon and Freeman and that a part of the same may be set off into a new town and remonstrance of the Selectmen of Phillips and Avon | 1846 |
| 283 | Freeman, Samuel and others | Report on the petition of the Selectmen for the valuation of Windham to be reduced by $36,000 | 1862 |
| 284 | Freeport | Report on the Petition of Moses Merrill be set off from Freeport to Pownal and the remonstrance of the Selectmen of Freeport | 1841 |
| 285 | Freeport | An Act to annex to the Town of Brunswick a tract of land now lying in the Town of Freeport and the remonstrance of the Selectmen of Freeport | 1850 |
| 286 | Friendship Fish Preservation | Report on the Petition of the Selectmen and others for the preservation of shad in Friendship River | 1846 |
| 287 | Friendship Selectmen | See Crotch Island 1834 PS 101-36 | |
| 288 | Frost, Joseph and others | Report on the Petition of the Selectmen of the Town of Eliot that the rates of toll over Portsmouth Bridge may be reduced | 1852 |
| 289 | Fryeburg Gun House | Resolve authorizing the Selectmen of the Town of Fryeburg to remove the gunhouse in said Town | 1821 |
| 290 | Fryeburg Selectmen | Report on the Petition of Gideon Young and others for reduction or correction of their State Valuation | 1843 |
| 291 | Gardner, William and others | Report on the petition that they may be set off from the Town of Machiasport and annexed to West Machias and the remonstrances of the Selectmen of Machiasport | 1827 |
| 292 | Garland | Report on the Petition of the Selectmen of Garland for expenses incurred in the defense of the Northeastern Frontier | 1842 |
| 293 | Garland | Report on the petition of the Selectmen of Garland to make valid the doings of the Town from 1853 to 1860 | 1862 |
| 294 | Garland Selectmen | Report on the Petition of the Selectmen of Garland that they may receive a further allowance for services rendered in drafting soldiers for the Aroostook Expedition | 1841 |
| 295 | Gilead Selectmen | An Act to make valid the doings of the Town of Gilead | 1854 |
| 296 | Glidden, William and others | Report on the Petition of William Glidden and others that certain land in Whitefield may be annexed to Jefferson and remonstrance of the Selectmen of Whitefield | 1843 |
| 297 | Gordon, Jeremiah and others | Report on the petition to be set off from the Town of Hollis and annexed to Biddeford and the remonstrance of the Selectmen of Biddeford | 1827 |
| 298 | Gorham | Report on the Petition of the Selectmen of Gorham for payment for supplies furnished to the State in the Aroostook Expedition | 1841 |
| 299 | Gorham | Report on the Petition of the Selectmen of Gorham for compensation for services rendered the State in the Aroostook Expedition | 1842 |
| 300 | Gorham Petition Signers | Report on the petition of Samuel Adams & others for a Constitutional Amendment regarding the Executive Council, House, Senate, Governor and Selectmen | 1862 |
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