The Bay State Monthly — Volume 2, No. 1, October, 1884 eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 121 pages of information about The Bay State Monthly — Volume 2, No. 1, October, 1884.

The Bay State Monthly — Volume 2, No. 1, October, 1884 eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 121 pages of information about The Bay State Monthly — Volume 2, No. 1, October, 1884.
by Law do or may enjoy, that of sending a Representative to the generall Assembly only excepted, and that the Inhabitants of said District shall have full power & Right from Time to time to joyn with the s’d:  Town of Groton in the choice of Representative or Representatives, in which Choice they shall enjoy all the Priviledges which by Law they would have been entitled to, if this Act had not been made.  And that the said District shall from Time to time pay their proportionable part of the Expence of such Representative or Representatives According to their respective proportions of y’e.  Province Tax.

And that the s’d.  Town of Groton as often as they shall call a Meeting for the Choice of a Representative shall give seasonable Notice to the Clerk of said District for the Time being, of the Time and place of holding such Meeting, to the End that said District may join them therein, and the Clerk of said District shall set up in some publick place in s’d.  District a Notification thereof accordingly or otherwise give Seasonable Notice, as the District shall determine.

Provided Nevertheless and be it further enacted That the said District shall pay their proportion:  of all Town County and Province Taxes already set on or granted to be raised by s’d.  Town as if this Act had not been made, and also be at one half the charge in building and repairing the Two Bridges on Lancaster River aforesaid in s’d:  District.

Provided also and be it further Enacted That no poor Persons residing in said District and Who have been Warn’d by the Selectmen of said Groton to depart s’d:  Town shall be understood as hereby exempted from any Process they would have been exposed to if this Act had not been made.

And be it further enacted that W’m Lawrence[1] Esq’r Be and hereby is impowered to issue his Warrant directed to some principal Inhabitant in s’d.  District requiring him to notify the Inhabitants of said District to meet at such Time & place as he shall appoint to choose all such Officers as by Law they are Impowered to Choose for conducting the Affairs for s’d.  District.

In the House of Rep’tives April 5, 1753

Read three several times and pass’d to be Engross’d

Sent up for Concurrence

T. Hubbard Spk’r.

In Council April 5 1753 AM

Read a first and Second Time and pass’d a Concurrence

Tho’s.  Clarke Dp’ty.  Secry

[Massachusetts Archives, cxvi, 360-362.]

[Footnote 1:  This name apparently inserted after the original draft was made.]

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THE BOSTON HERALD.

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