Grant, Moses, for repairing carpets and cushions,

in the State House,

Hobart, Moses L. Keeper of the Hospital, on
Rainsford Island,

Loring, Benjamin, books and stationary for the
Adjutant General's Office, February 14th, 1820,
Lincoln, Amos, for hanging windows, and work
on the State House,

Lane and Lamson, for crape for the General Court,
Lincoln, Amos, Junior, for painting at the State
House, to 1820,

Parker, William, for quills for Secretary's Office,
to 1820,

Sanderson, Isaac, for paper for Secretary's Office,
to January 5th, 1820,
Wheeler, John H. for repairs on the State House,
to 1820,

West, Richardson and Lord, for stationary for
Secretary's Office, to January 15th, 1820,
Cutting, Elijah W. for assisting the Messenger of
the General Court, to February 24th, 1820,
Town, Edmund, for assisting the Messenger of the
General Court, nine days, to February 12th,
1820,

Low, John V. for assisting the Messenger of the
General Court, to February 24th, 1820,
Bacon, Henry, for assisting the Messenger of the
General Court, to February 24th, 1820,
Margaret Rider, for her son, Thomas P. Rider,
as Page to the House, to February 24th, 1820,
Chase, Warren, for assisting the Messenger of the
General Court, to February 24th, 1820

Total, Miscellaneous,

40 00

44 44

87 28

15 25

55 00

17 26

6:00

19 00

229 91

36 00

100 00

22 50

95 00

8250

38 00

105 00

$2728 64

Aggregate of Roll No. 82.

Expense of State Paupers,

47327 13

14585 36

516 41

502 39

66 of Miscellaneous,

2728 64

$65659 93

Resolved, That there be allowed and paid out of the public treasury, to the several corporations and persons mentioned in this roll, the sums set against such corporations and persons' names, respectively; amounting in the whole, to sixty-five thousand; six hundred and fifty-nine dollars and ninety-three cents; the same being in full discharge of the accounts and demands to which they refer. Approved by the Governor, February 24th, 1820

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

SECRETARY'S OFFICE, MAY 10, 1820.

BY THIS, I CERTIFY, That the Resolves, passed at the session of the Legislaturė, beginning January 12th, and ending February 25th, 1820, have been compared with the origi nals in this office, and appear to be correct.

ALDEN BRADFORD, Secretary of the Commonwealth.

INDEX

TO THE RESOLVES PASSED IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY, 1820.

A.

ACADEMY, Leicester, Attorney General to institute a process for

Andrews, William, Junior, and others, Treasurer of Essex to pay
$250,

Attleborough, allowed for the support of J. Barnard,

B.

113, 125

131

Baldwin, Benjamin, time for paying his notes extended,
Baldwin, Reverend Amos G. exempted from prosecution,
Banks, resolve on proposition that Congress make no law to erect,
except in the District of Columbia,

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121

135

118

142

142

Barras, Peter, and wife, a piece of Land, in Salem, released to her, 107
Berkshire County, Tax granted,
Boylston, Ward N. Solicitor General to prosecute for recovery of

Bridge, over Deerfield River, Court of Sessions for Franklin to grant
money for building,

the Supreme Judicial Court, at the adjourned
in May, shall have cognizance of crimes, &c.

Bridgeman, Joseph, Junior, authorized to sell half a Pew,
Bristol County, Tax granted,

Burr, David C. Marriage confirmed,

C.

Canton, a Meeting of the First Congregational Parish to be called, 112
Chaplains of the General Court, pay granted,

College, Williams, grant of a Township to be satisfied,

Commissioners of the Land Office, to satisfy a grant to Williams

Commissioners of the Land Office, allowed further time to make

66

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Commissioners to be appointed to ascertain the Line between this
State and Connecticut,
Committee, to view 8th Massachusetts Turnpike Road, &c.
66 on Accounts, Pay for services granted,
66 Roll, No. 82,

Congress, number of Members from Massachusetts and Maine de-
termined,

127

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130

153

175

107

Constitution of the United States, resolve on proposed amendment,
relative to Banks, &c.

118

Court, Supreme Judicial, to have cognizance of crimes, &c. at their
adjourned term in May next, in Bristol County,
Court of Sessions, Cumberland County, to adjust the account of

143

John Merrill,

Essex County, to adjust the account of Doctor
Peabody,

153

Franklin County, to grant money for a Bridge over
Deerfield River,

124

thorized to execute a Deed,

Crane, Abijah, as Administrator of the estate of William Perkins, au-

Cumberland County, Tax granted,

Deaf and Dumb Persons, further provision for,

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104