The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24

the time when the actual survey was, OF shall
have been made, shall be inserted, specified, de-
lineated or described. And any land belonging
to the Commonwealth, within the limits of any
town or district or adjoining thereto, in any
place unincorporated, shall be particularly NAM
ed, and the known quantity of such land speci-
fed.
Be it further RssOlred, That it shall be the
duty of the person or persons, appointed for the
purposes aforesaid, by the most ancient town or
district, to give notice. in writing, unto the Sc
lectmen of such adjoining town or district, of
the time and place of meeting for running such
line or lines, ten days before the time designat-
ed; and it shall be the duty of the town or dis
trict, whose Selectmen shall be so notified to
appoint and require some suitable person or
persons to attend, in behalf of such town or dis
trict, with the person or persons so notifying,
for the purpose of running such line or lines,
and when the line or lines between adjoining
towns, OF, between adjoining towns and districts
is, are, unsettled and in dispute, in such case
there shall be specified on the plans of such
towns and districts, the several lines in contest
stating accurately, and particularly, the differ
ence of such claimed lines of boundary and d.
vision, in their distance, course and bearing
from each other
lind be further ReSolUed That the inhabit-
ants of the City of Boston, or any other towns
or districts aforesaid, who shall neglect to take
and lodge in the Secretary's Office, the Plans
required as aforesaid, within the time limited
therefor, shall forfeit and pay to the use of the
Commonwealth the sum of one hundred dollars,
which sum shall be added to such delinquent
town or districts proportion of the State tax
which may be granted next after the first day
OF July, In the year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and thirty-one.
lind be 1t further RESOLVED, That the Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth be required and di.
rected to cause copies of this Resolution to be
forwarded, as soon as may be, to the Mayor and
Aldermen of the City of Boston, and the Select
men OF the several towns and districts in this
Commonwealth and also to cause the same to
be published in the several newspapers printed
IN the Commonwealth. And the Mayor and
Aldermen of the City of Boston, and the Select
men OF the several towns and districts, respect
lively, are hereby required, Immediately after
the receipt of such copies, to cause the inhabit.
ants OF the City of Boston, and of the several
towns and districts aforesaid, to assemble for
the purpose of carrying the foregoing Resolu-
tons into effect
Approved by the Governor, March /, 1880.
RESOLVE for erecting a Lunatic Hospital
RsSotUsd By the Senate and House of Repre-
SentattUeS in General Court assembled, and bu
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the Governor, by and with the advice and con-
sent OF Council, be, and he is hereby authorized
and empowered to purchase lot Of land within
TINS Commonwealth, and procure deed there.
OF, IN the name of the Commonwealth, which
shall be an eligible site for Lunatic Hospital !;
regard being had in the selection of such site,
to tho centre Of population, and to the cheap.
ness OF labor and materials for the construction
OF said Hospital. And that His Excellencv the
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said, appoint board of three Commissioners.
who shall cause to be erected on said site Hos.
pital, suitable for the accommodation of Su.
perintendant, and of one hundred and twenty
Lunatics, or persons furiously mad, and that
said Commissioners shall have power to make
all necessary contracts for, and to appoint agents
to superintend the erection Of, the same; and
shall also ascertain and report to His Excel
leney, system of discipline and government
therefor, at or before the time when the same
shall be completed And said Commissioners
shall present all their accounts to the Governor
and Council, to be by them audited and allowed
as they shall deem Just.
.4nd be 1t further Resolved, That to defray
the expenses of erecting said Hospital, His Ex.
celency the Governor, by and with the advice
and consent aforesaid, be, and he hereby is au-
thorized to draw his warrant, from time to time
upon the Treasurer of this Commonwealth. for
| the necessary sums of money, not exceeding in
the whole thirty thousand dollars.
Approved by the Governor, March 10, $780,
| RESOLVE making an appropriation in aid of
the New England Asylum for the Blind.
RESOLVED, That there be paid out ofthe Treas
ury of this Commonwealth, to the New England
Asylum for the Blind, the unexpended balance,
during the current year, of the amount of the
appropriation for educating the Deaf and Dumb
authorized by a Resolve of February :, 1929
And that the Governor of the Commonwealth
be authorized to draw his warrant accordingly.
for the balance of said appropriation, now in the
treasury and like warrant, in May next, for
such balance as then may remain
ReSOt0ed, That the unexpended balance of
said appropriation, which may remain from time
to time, after the current year, be paid to said
Asylum, upon the warrants of the Governor,
unless other disposition be made thereof by the
General Court.
Approved 0y the Governor, March 9, 1880.
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