Governor's Message, resolutions of Maryland, relative to appro-
priations of public lands, for the purposes of
education,
and sundry resolutions of the State of Illi-
nois, relative to amending the Constitution
of the United States,
recommending a survey of the military stores
to be transferred to the care of the Adjutant
General,
relative to the survey and inventory of the
public property in the Quarter Master Gen-
eral's department,
announcing the death of Major General Var-
num, 3d Division,
laying before the Court a return of the militia
and a return of military stores in the Quarter
Master General's department, with explana-
tory communications from the Adjutant Gen-
eral, submitting the propriety of furnishing
officers with copies of the system of military
discipline directed by the General Govern-
ment to be observed by the militia, and re-
commending the militia to the attention of
the Legislature.
relative to the claim on the United States
for expenses in the late war,
relative to an appropriation of public lands
for the promotion of education,
communicating a letter from the Governor of
Maine, and sundry resolutions of that State, 413
communicating resolutions of Ohio, relative
to appropriation of public lands for education, 454
relative to the manufacture and inspection of
Gunpowder, and communicating resolutions
of South Carolina, Georgia and Ohio,
relative to the wall of the State Prison yard,
and announcing the resignation of Major
General Town, 6th Division,
Governor's Message, respecting military stores in the State Arsen-
als, and the division of them between Massa-
chusetts and Maine,
communicating report of the Commissioners
under the act for the separation of Maine, re-
lative to the survey and division of public
lands, and setting off a tract estimated at
$30,000 value,
laying before the Court a return of the
militia, and a return of the military stores,
with a report made by the Adjutant General
relative to the sale of sundry articles, inform-
ing them that the dividend of stores allotted
to Maine, has been delivered, and of the ar-
rangements made for uniforming the militia, 568
relative to the lottery for completing the
Canal at Amoskeag Falls,
communicating the state of the Treasury,
relative to the claim against the U. States,
communicating a report of the proceedings
of the commissioners under the act for the
separation of Maine,
communicating a resolution of New-York re-
lative to the erection of Banks by Congress, 647
respecting the walls of the State Prison yard, 651
communicating a statement relative to labor
done by the convicts at the State Prison, for
the Massachusetts General Hospital,
communicating resolutions received from the
Governors of Illinois and Tennessee,
communicating copies of instructions to and
correspondence with the Senators of this State
in Congress, and the Agents, for prosecuting
the claim against the United States, for ser-
vices of the militia, &c.
communicating a report of the Agents to pros-
ecute a suit, a citizen of Dudley, vs. a col-
lector of Thompson in Connecticut,
communicating a copy of a resolution of the
State of Georgia,
Governor's Message, communicating a copy of a resolution of the
requested to appoint Commissioners to ascertain the
line between Massachusetts and Connecticut, 127
to remove Benjamin Tripp from the Asylum.
at Hartford,
authorized to cause a sale or exchange of certain mili-
tary stores,
requested to take measures for settlement of claim
on the United States,
to issue his proclamation, announcing the ra-
tification of amendments to the Constitution, 354
to appoint commissioners to revise, and sup-
erintend the printing of a new edition of the
Laws,
Governor authorized to appoint agents to prosecute and advo-
cate the claim of the Commonwealth against
the U.States, for militia services, (see Agents,) 586
requested to authorize any agent of the State of Maine
to receive from the Officer of the U. States, directed to
deliver them, that States' proportion of arms,
Green Joshua, empowered to execute a deed,
Greenough David, firewards of Boston may permit the continuance
of a Livery Stable,
to be discharged from debts due the State Prison,
on condition,
Greenwood Ethan A. resolve on petition of W. N. Boylston re-
Griswold Rev. Samuel, his marriage confirmed,
Gunpowder, public, quantity to be kept in Boston, limited,
Hager J. and E. Treasurer to issue a new note,
142,-286,--450,-585,-704
Court of Sessions to add to estimate for a tax, a
sum to aid Chester in building a bridge.
Hampden County, tax granted,
Harwich, agents of South Parish authorized to sell land,
Hasty Daniel, his account referred to the Committee on accounts,
Hayward Eli, non compos, his guardian authorized to sell land,
Herbert Charlotte, grant to, for services of her late husband,
Herrick Betsey, and others, minors, their guardian authorized to
sell land,
Hinsdale, their account referred to the Committee on Accounts,
Holman Silas Gen. grant to, for surveying for the Commissioners
Hopkin's Acadmy, an half township of land granted to,
Hospital Massachusetts General, labor of convicts for, to be charg
Howard Edwin, administrator authorized to convey estate,
Hunnewell Walter, authorized to sell land of his ward,
Indians Grafton, Trustee authorized to expend money for the sup-
port of Lucy Gimbee,
Grafton, a new guardian appointed,
guardian to sell land of O. Newman and S. Phillips, 362
Herring Pond, grant for repairing their Meeting-house, 116
Chappaquidduck, grant to build a Meeting and School
House for,
Gay Head, grant for charges of the sickness of J. DeGrass, 289
Herring Pond, Committee to examine demands against,
and sell land sufficient to pay them,
Christiantown, M. Mayhew authorized to sell land of Han-
nah Capen and Elizabeth Occacha,
Innholders and others in Essex County, Treasurer of Essex to re-
Jennings William, pension increased,
Jewett Caleb and others, provision for payment of their services in
Johnson Thomas and others, excused from settling duties,
Jones Eliphaz, authorized to sell estate of minors,
"William, authorized to file his affidavit in the Probate Office,
Kinsman Joseph, his and R. Crosby's claim referred,
Knapp Anthony, authorized to sell real estate of E. and C. Long, 529
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