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3. Remarks on the plan and extracts of deeds lately published by the proprietors of the township of Brunswick (as they term themselves) agreable [sic] to their vote of January 4th 1753 : N.B. by virtue of these deeds the Plymouth Company on one part, and Sir Byby Lake and others in opposition to them claim certain tracts of land lying upon the River Kennebeck at the eastward

6. Forasmuch as there have been many disputes and controversies for a long time, concerning the titles to a great part of the lands in the eastern parts of this province : many of which are claimed by vertue of ancient grants and conveyances from the native Indians, most of which controversies are occasioned by said conveyances; and many of them are still subsisting, to the great disquiet and vexation of such as are concerned in those titles; and since the acts and laws of the several governments of the late colonies of New-Plymouth, the Massachusetts-Bay, and of this province, relating to such grants and conveyances, are in the hands of but few people, especially of those who are most nearly concerned therein; it is therefore apprehended, that the printing and dispersing of extracts and collections of those acts, laws and orders, made from the first and earliest settlement of those colonies, down to the present times, will be of considerable service to the concerned, more especially such of them as dwell in those eastern parts, by giving them at once, a clear and full view of the laws, in any manner or degree affecting those conveyances and titles, as follows, viz