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1774-75 Chap. 0005. An Act For Supplying The Treasury With The Sum Of Four Teen Thousand Five Hundred And Fifty Pounds, For The Support Of Government The Ensuing Year.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1774)
1774-75 Chap. 0008. An Act For Apportioning And Assessing A Tax Of Ten Thousand Three Hundred And Twelve Pounds Ten Shillings; And Also For Assessing A Tax Of Two Thousand Three Hundred One Pounds And Fifteen Shillings, Paid The Representatives For Their Travel And Attendance In The General Court, In The Year One Thousand Seven Hundred And Seventy-Three; And Further To Assess The Town Of Swansey The Sum Of Fifty Pounds, Being Part Of What Was Lent Said Town In Consideration Of Their Having Been Visited By The Small-Pox; Also For Assessing The Town Of Sherburne On Nantucket, One Hundred And Ninety-Eight Pounds Seven Shillings And Sevenpence, Being In Full Of What Said Town Was In Arrears, Arising From The Deficiency Of Thomas Arthur, A Defective Collector Of Taxes, For The Years One Thousand Seven Hundred And Sixty-Five And One Thousand Seven Hundred And Sixty-Six; And The District Of Northbridge The Sum Of Thirty-Six Pounds And Six Shillings, Being Their Proportion Of The Tax Last Year Set On The Town Of Uxbridge; And The Sum Of Five Pounds Eighteen Shillings On The Town Of Barnstable, Four Pounds Thirteen Shillings And Threepence On The Town Of Sandwich, Four Pounds Four Shillings And Threepence On The Town Of Yarmouth, Three Pounds Eight Shillings And Sixpence On The Town Of Eastham, Three Pounds Seven Shillings And Sixpence On The Town Of Harwich, Two Pounds And Nine Shillings On The District Of Wellfleet, Thirty-Two Shillings And Fourpence On The Town Of Chatham, Two Pounds And One Shilling On The Town Of Truro, Three Pounds Seven Shillings And Fivepence On The Town Of Falmouth, Being Their Several Proportions Of Thirty-One Pounds One Shilling And Threepence, Ordered To Be Paid By The County Of Barnstable To The Town Of Plymouth, And The Court's Committee, For Their Attendance To Barnstable; And The District Of Amherst Thirty Pounds Nine Shillings And Twopence, Being The Expence Of A Committee Sent To Said District To Enquire Into The Propriety Of Dividing The Same.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1774)
1774-75 Chap. 0006. An Act To Exempt The People Called Quakers, And Antipedobaptists, From Paying Taxes For The Support Of Ministers Settled By The Laws Of This Province, And For The Building And Repairing [Of] Meeting-Houses Or Places Of Public[k] Worship.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1774)
1774-75 Chap. 0007. An Act For Reviving And Continuing Certain Laws That Are Expired, Or Near Expiring.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1774)
1774-75 Chap. 0004. An Act In Addition To An Act Intitled "An Act For The Incorporating The West Part Of The Town Of Stockbridge, Into A District By The Name Of West Stockbridge," Made And Passed In The Present Year Of His Majesty's Reign.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1774)
1774-75 Chap. 0003. An Act For Incorporating A Tract Of Land In The County Of Worcester, Known By The Name Of Rutland District, Into A Town By The Name Of Hutchinson.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1774)
1774-75 Chap. 0002. An Act For Maintaining A Lighthouse Upon Brant Point, At The Entrance Of The Harbour Of Nantucket.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1774)
1774-75 Chap. 0001. An Act For The Safe Keeping Of The Records Of The Proprietors Of Lands Brought To Severalty, Which Had Been Before Held In Common.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1774)