Browsing 1738-39 by Issue Date

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1738-39 Chap. 0001. An Act For Supplying The Treasury With The Sum Of Six Thousand Pounds In Bills Of Credit Of The New Tenor, For Discharging The Publick Debts, &c.; And For Establishing The Wages Of Sundry Persons, &c, In The Service Of The Province, And For The Drawing In Of The Said Bills Into The Treasury Again; And For Stating The Proportion Between The Bills Of The Old And New Teno[u]r In All Publick And Private Payments.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0012. An Act For Granting Unto His Majesty Several Rates And Dutys Of Impost And Tonnage Of Shipping.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0005. An Act For [Making] [Rendering] More Effectual An Act Entitled "An Act For Regulating The Militia."

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0008. An Act For Regulating The Hospital On Rainsford's Island, And Further Providing In Case Of Sickness.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0009. An Act To Enable And Oblige The Surviving Trustees Or Commissioners Of The One Hundred Thousand Pounds Loan, To Comply With Their Duty By Law Required.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0014. An Act For Better Securing The Value Of The Bills Of Publick Credit On This Province.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0015. An Act To Enable Creditors To Receive Their Just Debts Out Of The Effects Of Their Absent Or Absconding Debtors.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0022. An Act Providing More Effectually For Bringing The Outstanding Bills Of The Sixty-Thousand-Pounds Loan Into The Treasury, Ordered To Be Emitted In The Year 1727.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0028. An Act For Erecting A Township, In The County Of York, By The Name Of Brunswick.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0017. An Act For Erecting All The Lands Within The Town Of Boston, Lying On The Northerly And North-East[er][ward]ly Side Of The Harbour (Heretofore Called Winnisimet, Rumney Marsh And Pullin Point), Contained In A Division Or District Of Said Towns, Called Number Thirteen (Excepting Noddle's Island And Hog[g] Island), Into A Distinct And Separate Township, By The Name Of Chelsea.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0003. An Act For The Payment Of The Members Of His Majesty's Council, And The Representatives Serving In The General Court.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0002. An Act For Granting The Sum Of Twelve Hundred Pounds, In Bills Of Credit Of The New Teno[u]r, For The Support Of His Majesty's Governour.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0019. An Act In Addition To An Act For The Relief Of And To Prevent The Oppression Of Debtors.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0026. An Act In Further Addition To An Explanation Of The Act, Entitled "An Act For Regulating Townships, Choice Of Town-Officers," &c.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0025. An Act To Prevent The Unnecessary Journeying Of The Members Of The General Court.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0024. An Act In Further Addition To An Act, Intitled "An Act For The Due Regulation Of Weights And Measures," Made In The Fourth Year Of The Reign Of Their Late Majesties King William And Queen Mary.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0013. An Act For Apportioning And Assessing A Tax Of Thirteen Thousand Pounds, In Bills Of Credit Of The New Form And Tenor; And Also For Apportioning And Assessing A Further Tax Of Nine Hundred Seventy-Four Pounds Sixteen Shillings And Sixpence, In Bills Of Said Form And Tenor, Paid The Representatives For Their Service And Attendance In General Court, And Travel, Anno One Thousand Seven Hundred And Thirty-Seven; And Also For Apportioning And Assessing A Further Tax In Said Bills Of The New Tenor, Of One Hundred Pounds, As A Fine, Laid On The Several Towns Particularly In This Act Mentioned, For Not Sending A Representative.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0004. An Act For Preventing Unnecessary Expence Of Time In The Attendance Of Petit Jurors On The Several Courts Of Justice, And For Enlarging Their Fees, And The Allowance To Witnesses, In Civil Causes, And The Parties Recovering Judgment.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0016. An Act To Prevent Neat Cattle And Horses Running At Large And Feeding Upon The Leach Adjoining To The Eastern-Harbour Meadow's In The Township Of Truro In The County Of Barnstable.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)
1738-39 Chap. 0006. An Act To Enable The Proprietors Of The Several Townships, Lately Granted By The General Court, To Raise Moneys For Defraying The Charges Of Settling The Same.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1738)