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    Mr. Wells moves the following amendment to his amendment of the 5th instant

    Mr. Wells moves the following amendment to his amendment of the 5th instant

    Published 1834
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    The committee on so much of the governor's address as relates to State Lunatic Hospital, have had the subject under consideration, and respectfully report the accompanying bill

    The committee on so much of the governor's address as relates to State Lunatic Hospital, have had the subject under consideration, and respectfully report the accompanying bill

    Published 1835
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    Report and resolves on the subject of the foreign slave trade

    Report and resolves on the subject of the foreign slave trade

    Published 1839
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    Amendment proposed by Mr. Whitmarsh to the bill to incorporate the Hopkinton Springs Pavilion

    Amendment proposed by Mr. Whitmarsh to the bill to incorporate the Hopkinton Springs Pavilion

    Published 1837
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    The Committee, to whom was referred the petition of the Proprietors of the Salem and Danvers Aqueduct Corporation, for leave to extend their works and to whom was also referred the remonstrances of Eben. Sutton, and of Jonathan Shove and others, against the prayer of said petition, have duly considered the subject, respectfully report the accompanying bill.

    The Committee, to whom was referred the petition of the Proprietors of the Salem and Danvers Aqueduct Corporation, for leave to extend their works and to whom was also referred the...

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    Article of amendment a census of the inhabitants of each city and town on the first day of May, shall be taken and returned into the secretary's office, on or before the last day of June, of the year one thousand eight hundred and forty, and of every tenth year thereafter, which census shall determine the apportionment of senators and representatives for the term of ten years.

    Article of amendment a census of the inhabitants of each city and town on the first day of May, shall be taken and returned into the secretary's office, on or before the last day o...

    Published 1839
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    Article of amendment the constitution may be amended in the following manner ...

    Article of amendment the constitution may be amended in the following manner ...

    Published 1839
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    Ordered, that the state directors of the Western Railroad, or any one of them, or the President of said company be requested to report, as soon as practicable, a schedule or statement containing the amount of compensation and salary paid for two years past, to each officer

    Ordered, that the state directors of the Western Railroad, or any one of them, or the President of said company be requested to report, as soon as practicable, a schedule or statem...

    Published 1842
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    An act regulating the number of overseers of the poor

    An act regulating the number of overseers of the poor

    Published 1837
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    An act in addition to the thirty-sixth chapter of the Revised statutes, of banks

    An act in addition to the thirty-sixth chapter of the Revised statutes, of banks

    Published 1837
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    Mr. Goodrich moves to recommit the report relating to slavery, with instructions to report the following resolves, to wit Commonwealth of Massachusetts : in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty-nine : resolves on the subject of domestic slavery.

    Mr. Goodrich moves to recommit the report relating to slavery, with instructions to report the following resolves, to wit Commonwealth of Massachusetts : in the year one thousand e...

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    An act concerning the deposites of the surplus revenue

    An act concerning the deposites of the surplus revenue

    Published 1837
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    Report on the asylum for the blind

    Report on the asylum for the blind

    Published 1839
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    Ordered, that the adjutant and acting quarter master general be directed to lay before the Senate, a particular statement of all the expenses which have accrued to the commonwealth, for the last three years, ending 31st December, 1838, in relation to the departments of the adjutant and acting quarter master general, and to the Militia, stating under distinct heads, the salaries and compensation of the adjutant and quarter master general, his clerks, and all others employed by him, or receiving compensation for any service or duties performed in relation to the militia, military stores, or otherwise, over which his department has control or charge, and all other contingencies of his office

    Ordered, that the adjutant and acting quarter master general be directed to lay before the Senate, a particular statement of all the expenses which have accrued to the commonwealth...

    Published 1839
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    Report on the returns of votes for governor and lt. governor

    Report on the returns of votes for governor and lt. governor

    Published 1840
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    Ordered, that Messrs. Crocker, of Fitchburg, Gibbens, of Boston, and Parker, of Falmouth, be a committee with such as the Senate may join, to consider the expediency of causing the several insurance companies in the commonwealth, (including mutual Insurance offices) to make annual returns to the Secretary of State, according to a table which the committee shall prepare, containing name, amount of capital, and specifications of the investment of their funds, to wit

    Ordered, that Messrs. Crocker, of Fitchburg, Gibbens, of Boston, and Parker, of Falmouth, be a committee with such as the Senate may join, to consider the expediency of causing the...

    Published 1837
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    Gentlemen ---The great interest which the Commonwealth has in that state of Maine, often called the Disputed Territory, seems to require that I should invite your attention to the subject.

    Gentlemen ---The great interest which the Commonwealth has in that state of Maine, often called the Disputed Territory, seems to require that I should invite your attention to the...

    Published 1842
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    Report and bill relating to certain courts in the county of Middlesex

    Report and bill relating to certain courts in the county of Middlesex

    Published 1837
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    Report of the committee on the Chelsea Bank

    Report of the committee on the Chelsea Bank

    Published 1837
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    Commonwealth of Massachusetts, House of Representatives, June 5, 1826 ordered that Messrs. Slocum, of D., Simpson, of B., Thayer, of U., Barnard, of N., Whipple of Charlestown, be a committee to consider the expediency of repealing an act passed March 4, 1826, entitled "An act to establish the rate of interest and to restrain the taking of excessive usury," and of reviving an act passed March 16, 1784 entitled "An act for restraining the taking of excessive usury."

    Commonwealth of Massachusetts, House of Representatives, June 5, 1826 ordered that Messrs. Slocum, of D., Simpson, of B., Thayer, of U., Barnard, of N., Whipple of Charlestown, be...

    Published 1826
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