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1762-63 Chap. 0030. An Act To Supply The Treasury With The Sum Of Thirty-Eight Thousand Six Hundred And Fifty Pounds.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0029. An Act In Addition To An Act Intituled "An Act Against Adultery And Polygamy."

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0028. An Act In Further Addition To An Act For The Orderly Consummating Of Marriages, Made And Passed In The Fourth Year Of The Reign Of Their Late Majest[y][ie]s King William And Queen Mary.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0026. An Act To Exempt The People Called Quakers From The Penalty Of The Law For Non-Attendance On Military Musters.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0025. An Act Confirming To Sundry Persons Sundry Lands By Them Purchased Of The Indians, At Christaintown, So Called, On The Island Of Martha's Vineyard.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0027. An Act In Addition To The Act Made And Passed In The Eighth Year Of The Reign Of Her Late Majesty Queen Anne, Intit[U]Led "An Act For Regulating Of Drains Or Common Shores."

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0024. An Act For The More Safe Keeping The Records Of The Several Courts Of Justice In This Province.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0022. An Act [E][I]Mp0Wering The Assessors Of The Town Of Chilmark, For The Time Being, To Apportion The Province, County And Town Taxes, Not Already Made, On The Owners Of Such Stock (Liable By Law To Be Taxed) That Have Been Or Shall Be Kept In Said Town, Or On The Islands Thereto Belonging.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0023. An Act For, Reviving And Continuing Sundry Laws That Are Expired, And Near Expiring.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0021. An Act For The Continuation Of A Lottery--Granted And Allowed By An Act, Intituled "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 A Place Called Old-Town Ferry" --For Raising A Further Sum For That Purpose.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0020. An Act For Granting Unto His Majesty Several Rates And Duties Of Impost And Tonnage Of Shipping.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0019. An Act Declaring And Regulating The Standard Of Wheat Imported Into This Province, And For Preventing Abuses By Millers.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0016. An Act To Supply The Treasury With The Sum Of Forty-Five Thousand Pounds.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0014. An Act For Incorporating A Certain Tract Of Land In The County Of Lincoln, Into A Township By The Name Of Bowdoinham.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0018. An Act For The Relief Of Poor Prisoners For Debt.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0015. An Act For Erecting The South Part Of Brimfield, In The County Of Hampshire, Into A District By The Name Of South Brimfield.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0017. An Act For Erecting A New Plantation In The County Of Hampshire, Called Roxbury-Canada, Together With Sundry Farms Lying Therein, Also A Piece Of Land Belonging To This Province, Lying On The Northerly Side Thereof, Into A Town By The Name Of Warwick.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0012. An Act For Apportioning And Assessing The Sum Of Seventy-Five Thousand Pounds; Also For Apportioning And Assessing A Tax Of Three Thousand Two Hundred And Sixty-Four Pounds Fifteen Shillings, Paid The Representatives For Their Travel, Service And Attendance In The General Court In The Year One Thousand Seven Hundred And Sixty-One; Also For Apportioning And Assessing A Tax Of One Hundred And Fifty-One Pounds Thirteen Shillings, For Fines Laid Upon Towns That Have Not Sent Any Persons To Represent Them In The General Court The Present Year; And Also For Assessing The Town Of Princetown, For The Sum Of Thirty-One Pounds One Shilling And Sevenpence Being So Much Ordered By The General Court To Be Added To Their Tax The Present Year, Over And Above Their Proportion Of What Is Laid On Said Town: All Which Sums Amount To Seventy-Eight Thousand Four Hundred And Forty-Seven Pounds Nine Shillings And Sevenpence.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0013. An Act In Addition To The Several Acts Made To Prevent Damage By Fire In The Town Of Boston.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)
1762-63 Chap. 0010. An Act To Impower The Province Treasurer To Draw Bills Of Exchange Upon The Agent Of The Province In Great Britain.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1762)