CHAP. XLVIII. Resolve for paying Ward Lock, Assistant Messenger of the Governor and Council. February 14th, 1821. Resolved, That there be allowed and paid from the treasury of this Commonwealth, to Ward Lock, Assistant Messenger of the Governor and Council, two dollars for each and every day he has been, or may be employed in that capacity, during the present session of the Council. CHAP. XLIX. Resolve relating to the Location of certain Lands. Resolved, That the further time of nine months, from the twenty fourth day of February instant, be allowed for the location of all grants and conveyances of lands, at any time heretofore made on the part of the Commonwealth, and not yet located; which said locations shall be determined and actually made within the said term of nine months, from the twenty fourth day of the present month, and not afterwards; and it shall be the duty of the Agent of the Land Office to give to all claimants of such unlocated grants and conveyances, notice forthwith, of the time limited for said locations. CHAP. L. Resolve granting Benjamin Pollard, Esquire, $17 67, for copies of Articles of Impeachment against Judge Prescott. February 14th, 1821. Resolved, That there be allowed and paid to Benjamin Pollard, the Clerk of the House, out of the public treasury, the sum of sixteen dollars and sixty seven cents, in full for the services of persons employed by him, agreeably to the order of the House on the third day of February current, directing him to cause to be made out seven copies of the articles of impeachment, against James Prescott, Esquire, for the use of the Managers of this House, and that His Excellency the Governor be requested to draw his warrant on the treasury therefor. CHAP. LI. Resolve for paying Thomas Walcutt. February 15th, 1821. Resolved, That there be allowed and paid to Thomas Walcutt, a Clerk in the Lobbies, for his assistance of the Members of the Legislature, seventy five dollars, in full for his services during the present session of the Legislature. CHAP. LII. Resolve to pay the Clerks of the Legislature. Resolved, That there be paid out of the treasury of this Commonwealth to the Clerk of the Senate and the Clerk of the House of Representatives, respectively, seven dollars per day, and to the Assistant Clerk of the Senate, and to the Assistant Clerk of the House of Representatives, each, the sum of five dollars per day, for each and every day they have, or may be employed in that capacity, during the present session of the Legislature; and the Governor is requested to draw his warrant accordingly. CHAP. LIII. Resolve for paying the Chaplain of the Senate, and the Chaplain of the House of Representatives. February 15th, 1821. Resolved, That there be allowed and paid out of the treasury of this Commonwealth, to the Reverend John G. Palfrey, Chaplain of the Senate, and to the Reverend William Jenks, Chaplain of the House of Representatives, sixty dollars each, in full for their services in said office the present political year. ROLL, No. 84....JANUARY, 1821. THE Committee on Accounts, having examined the several accounts they now present....Report, That there is now due to the Corporations and persons hereafter mentioned, the sums set to their names respectively, which, when allowed and paid, will be in full discharge of the accounts to the several dates therein mentioned; which is respectfully submitted. STEPHEN P. GARDNER, Per Order. PAUPER ACCOUNTS. Adams, for supporting sundry paupers, to January 18th, 1821, 244 80 Alford, for supporting Edward Glynn, to January 1st, 1821, 3 04 Alfred, for supporting sundry paupers, to March 15th, 1820, 23 00 Augusta, for supporting sundry paupers, to March 15th, 1820, 27 00 Attleborough, for supporting sundry paupers, to January 1st, 1821, Abington, for supporting sundry paupers, to January 27th, 1821, Blanford, for supporting sundry paupers, to January 13th, 1821, Boston, for supporting sundry paupers, to November 30th, 1820, Boston Board of Health, for supporting sundry sick persons, at Rainsford Island, to January, 1821, and Hobart's bill, Beverly, for supporting sundry paupers, to Janua 195 47 29 14 151 00 5064 56 53 39 ry 1st, 1821, 129 02 Brimfield, for the support of Jonathan Shelburn, to January 7th, 1821, 18 00 Belchertown, for supporting sundry paupers, to 117 60 Burlington, for support of Thomas Hardman, and 85 49 2 00 Braintree, for supporting Titus and Mary Ash man, and nine children, to January 19th, 1821, 157 50 Billerica, for supporting sundry paupers, to Janu ary 15th, 1821, 129 40 Bath, for the support of sundry paupers, to March 15th, 1820, 39 47 Bradford, for the support of Joshua Alsace, to Jan |