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  1759-60 Chap. 0037. An Act For Raising A Sum Of Money, By A Lottery Or Lotteries, For The Paving And Repairing The Highway In Charlestown, Leading From The Ferry To The Neck, So Called. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0040. An Act To Supply The Treasury With Four Thousand Five Hundred Pounds. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0038. An Act To Prevent Damage Being Done On A Beach At Monument Ponds, In The Township Of Plymouth, Lying Between The Lands Of The Late Thomas Clark And Joseph Bartlet, Deceased, And On A Certain Tract Of Marshy Ground Lying Under Water There. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0039. An Act For Erecting The Westerly Part Of The Town Of Brimfield, In The County Of Hampshire, Into A District By The Name Of Monson. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0033. An Act To Prevent Damage Being Done On The Meadows Lying In The Township Of Yarmouth, Called Nobscussett Meadow. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0032. An Act To Enable The Town Of Weymouth To Regulate And Order The Taking And Disposing Of The Fish Called Shadd And Alewive[s], Within The Limits Of That Town. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0034. An Act For Reviving And Continuing Sundry Laws, That Are Expired And Near Expiring. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0031. An Act For Further Regulating The Partition Of Real Estates. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0036. An Act For Raising A Sum Of Money By Lottery, For Removing The Rocks And Shoals Ln Taunton Great River, And Thereby To Render The Navigation In Said River More Easy And Less Hazardous. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0035. An Act In Addition To An Act, Intituled "An Act For Raising The Sum Of Twelve Hundred Pounds By Lottery, For Building And Maintaining A Bridge Over The River Parker, In The Town Of Newbury, At The Place Called Oldtown Ferry." 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0028. An Act For Granting Unto His Majesty An Excise Upon Spirits Distilled, And Wine, And Upon Limes, Lemons And Oranges. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0027. An Act For Granting Unto His Majesty Several Rates And Duties Of Impost And Tonnage Of Shipping. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0029. An Act For The Better Regulating The Choice Of Petit Jurors. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0030. An Act For The Prevention Of Danger And Inconvenience In Rebuilding That Part Of The Town Of Boston That Was Lately Consumed By Fire. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0025. An Act For Raising A Sum Of Money By Lottery, For Drawing In Such Of The Notes Or Bills Of The Late Land-Bank Or Manufactory Company, As Are Yet Outstanding. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0022. An Act For Incorporating Certain Lands Lying West Of Sheffield Into A Separate District By The Name Of Egremont. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0023. An Act For Erecting The New Plantation Called Frankfort, Lying Upon The East Side Of The River Kennebeck, In The County Of York, Into A Township By The Name Of Pownalborough. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0024. An Act In Further Addition To An Act Intit[u]led "An Act For The Settlement And Support Of Ministers And School Masters." 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0026. An Act For Establishing And Regulating The Fees Of The Several Officers, Within This Province, Hereafter Mentioned. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)
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  1759-60 Chap. 0020. An Act To Enable The Widows Of Such Non-Commission Officers And Soldiers As Served, In The Pay Of This Province, Under The General And Commander-In-Chief Of His Majesty's Forces In North America, In The Year 1759-60, And Are Since Deceased, Intestate, To Receive The Wages Due To Such Officers Or Soldiers, Without Administration Upon Their Estates. 

  Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1759)

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