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1787 Chap. 0065 An Act For Annexing Fees To Certain Papers In The Secretary's Office, And For Making An Appropriation Thereof.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0064 An Act To Prevent The Exportation Of Green Or Unmanufactured Calf Skins, Out Of This Commonwealth, By Land Or Water.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0063 An Act In Addition To And For The Amending Of An Act, Intitled, "An Act To Raise A Public Revenue By Excises."

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0062 An Act Repealing A Certain Paragraph Of An Act, Passed In The Year Of Our Lord, One Thousand Seven Hundred And Eighty-Three, Intitled, " An Act In Addition To The Several Acts Of This Commonwealth, Already Made, For The Preservation Of The Fish Called Alewives, And For The Better Regulating The River Called We We Wewewantett, In The County Of Plymouth, And For Making An Addition To The Said Act.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0061 An Act To Set Off A Certain Point Of Land, Adjoining To Topsham, Now Known By The Name Of Patten's Point, From The Town Of Bowdoinham, And Annexing The Same To The Town Of Topsham.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0060 An Act For The Preservation Of The Salt Marshes In That Part Of The Town Of Dorchester, In The County Of Suffolk, Known By The Name Of Squantum.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0059 An Act In Addition To An Act, Intitled, "An Act For Rendering Processes In Law Less Expensive."

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0058 An Act To Prevent The Destruction Of Alewives And Other Fish In Ipswich River, And To Encourage The Increase Of The Same.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0057 An Act In Addition To An Act, Entitled, "An Act In Addition To An Act Passed In The Year Of Our Lord, One Thousand Seven Hundred And Eighty Three, Entitled, An Act To Regulate The Catching Of Salmon, Shad And Alewives, And To Remove And Prevent Obstructions In Merrimack River, And In The Other Rivers And Streams Running Into The Same, Within This Commonwealth, And For Repealing Several Acts Heretofore Made For That Purpose."

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0056 An Act, For Apportioning And Assessing A Tax Of Sixty Five Thousand Pounds Four Shillings, To Answer The Exigences Of Government; And Also Thirteen Thousand Two Hundred And Sixty Two Pounds, And One Shilling, To Replace The Same Sum, Drawn Out Of The Treasury, To Pay The Members Of The House Of Representatives, For Their Attendance The Seven Last Sessions Of The General Court; Also A Further Sum Of Thirty Pounds, Set To The Town Of Bowdoin, And The Sum Of Ninety Four Pounds, Fifteen Shillings And Ten Pence, Set On The Lands Of The Heirs And Assigns Of The Late Brigadier Waldo.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0055 An Act For Dividing The County Of Lincoln, Into Three Districts, And For Establishing A Registry Of Deeds And Court Of Probate, In The Middle District.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0054 An Act For Suppressing And Punishing Of Rogues, Vagabonds, Common Beggars, And Other Idle, Disorderly And Lewd Persons.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0053 An Act For Reviving And Continuing In Force Two Laws Of This Commonwealth, One Passed In The Year Of Our Lord, One Thousand Seven Hundred And Eighty-Six, Entitled, "An Act For Suspending The Laws For The Collection Of Private Debts, Under Certain Limitations," The Other Passed In The Year Of Our Lord, One Thousand Seven Hundred And Eighty-Seven, Entitled, "An Act For The Continuance Of And In Addition To An Act Entitled, An Act For Suspending The Laws For The Collecting Of Private Debts Under Certain Limitations."

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0052 An Act In Addition To, And In Explanation Of An Act, Entitled "An Act To Incorporate The South Parish Of The Town Of Bolton, Together With David Taylor, Silas Carley, Job Stafford And John Brig Ham, Inhabitants Of Marlborough, With Their Estates, Into A District By The Name Of Berlin."

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0051 An Act In Addition To An Act Passed July Second, One Thousand Seven Hundred And Eighty Five, Entitled, "An Act For Repealing A Law Of This Commonwealth, Entitled," An Act Imposing Duties On Licenced Vellum, Parchment And Paper, And For Imposing Duties On Licenced Vellum, Parchment And Paper, And For Imposing Other Duties On Certain Papers, Commissions, Instruments And Processes."

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0050 An Act In Addition To An Act Passed March The Sixteenth, In The Year Of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred And Eighty Six, Intitled, "An Act For The Choice And Appointment Of Collectors Of Rates And Taxes, And For Ascertaining Their Power And Duty."

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0049 An Act For Altering A Certain Clause In An Act, Intitled, "An Act To Prevent The Destruction Of Salmon, Shad And Ale Wives And Other Fish, In Agawam Or West Field River."

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0048 An Act To Prevent The Slave Trade, And For Granting Relief To The Families Of Such Unhappy Persons As May Be Kidnapped Or Decoyed Away From This Common Wealth.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0047 An Act For Setting Off Nathaniel Kings Bury, An Inhabitant Of The First Parish In Dedham, In The County Of Suffolk, And Annexing Him, And His Estate, To The Third Parish In The Said Dedham.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)
1787 Chap. 0046 An Act To Annex Certain Land Hereafter Described, To The Town Of Cummington.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1787)