JOINT REPORT. THE undersigned, Philip Eastman, John W. Dana and Henry W. Cunningham, appointed in conformity to Resolves of the Legislature of the State of Maine, approved February 21, 1843, entitled, "Resolves authorizing the appointment of Commissioners to locate grants, and determine the extent of possessory claims under the late Treaty with Great Britain ;" and Samuel C. Allen, John Webber and Samuel Jones, appointed in conformity to concurrent Resolves of the Legislature of the Conimonwealth of Massachusetts, approved March 24, 1843, entitled, "Resolves authorizing the appointment of Commissioners to locate grants, and determine the extent of possessory claims under the late Treaty with Great Britain," Commissioners, to act in conjunction, in carrying into effect the provisions of the fourth article of the Treaty between the United States and Great Britain, which was done and concluded at Washington on the ninth day of August, A. D. 1842, by virtue of said Resolves, and of an additional Resolve of the Legislature of the State of Maine, approved February 29, 1844, and a concurrent additional Resolve of the Legislature of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, approved March 16, 1844, have met, and heard the statements and proofs of those persons who claim lots or parcels of land under the provisions of the Treaty aforesaid, through grants from the Government of Great Britain, or through a possession and improvement thereof for more than six years before the date of the Treaty; and have determined the extent of their several claims; and thereupon surveyed and set off by metes and bounds to the individuals whose names are here underwritten being in possession under grants from the British Government, the following described lots-viz: Cyr, his wife, 159 Registe, D'Aigle and Elizabeth, 126.27 Subject to a road 4 rods wide reserved on the N. W. side. 128.48 |