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Resolves 1811, C. 1-69 MAINE STATE LEGISLATURE The following document is provided by the LAW AND LEGISLATIVE DIGITAL LIBRARY at the Maine State Law and Legislative Reference Library http://legislature.maine.gov/lawlib Reproduced from scanned originals with text recognition applied (searchable text may contain some errors and/or omissions) RESOLVES OF THE General Court of Massachusetts, PASSED AT THE SESSION BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT BOSTON, ON THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF MAY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND ELEVEN. [No title page; caption title provided by Maine State Law and Legislative Reference Library] CIVIL LIST OF 'l'U1l: COMM.ONWEAL'rn OF MASSACHUSETTS, For the political year 1811-1812. HIS' EXO"~L,-t-.. ENCY, ELBnII)GE GERltY, Esq. Governol', HIS lJONOtTft, 'VILLIAM .GRAY, Esq. Lieut. Governo·r. COUNCIL.- l-1on. Levi Lincoln, Hon. Murtin Kinsley, S~llnucl Fowler, 'fhomns B. Adams; Aaron Hill, I Mo~es Curlton, juno Mtu'shnll Spring, Asa Clap. Daniel I{Uham, I SENArrE. I-Ion. SAMUEL DAN A, Esq. Presidcnt. Suffolk-lIon. Hurrisoll G. Otis, Juhn Phillips, Peter C. Brooks, John \V cUes, and 1)~lIliel Sargent. Esscx-Ilon. Jobn I-IeLll'd, Daniel A. \Vhitc, Israel Bartlett, Tho­ Inns Stepht.'lls, Nehemiah Cleaveland, Hnd B~njanlin Peirce • .illzddlcsc.r-I-lon, ~mlll1d D~\lla, Amos Bond, John L. Tuttle, and Mutthcw Bridge. l1ampslzirc-H.on. Ezra Starkweather, Abner Brown, Jonathan Leavett, mul Joshua Grccn~. Bristol-Han. rrhomus I-Iazard, jun. ancl.Toseph Tisdale. Plymouth-Hone Nathan Willis,. and Seth Sprague. Barnstahle-Hon. 'rhomas Phinney. .. Dukes County and J'vcmtuc/rct-Hon. "Tnlter Folger, jun. lYorcestcr-Hon. Jonus Kendall, Seth Hastiqgs, Francis Blake, and Silas Hoi man. Berkshire-Hon. \VilIiatn P. \Vtdker, and Willialn 1'owncr, Norfolk-Han. John llowe, und Smnue1 l)ay. Yor/c-l-Ion. John \Voochnan, and Alexandel' Rice. Cumberland-Han. Levi I-Iubbnrd, and James l\1;enns. Lincolll, llancock and 7 Han. \Villiml1 K.ing, und. lYas/z ill {ftOll, 5 Francis Carr. Kf1llllcbccl--' I-Ion. James Pnrker. Marcus Morton, Clerk. Robert C. Vase, .Assistant Clerk. Rev. Dr. 'fhonlus Baldwin, C~apIQin. 23 16B ............. I-IOUSE OF REPRESEN1"ATI,7ES. Hon. J 0 S E P H S-ro R Y, S/Jeakcr. COUNTY OF SUFFOLK.' J onnthan ''''hitller, Boston, \\,iiJinnl Smith, Sum ud J. Prescott, Srtnlue1 CC'bb, LClnucl Shaw, . William Brown, Alcxnndcr rrownscnd, lonnthun Hunncwcll t James Savage, William Sullivun, Cilc/sca, Jolln rrewksbury, Willianl Phillips, Francis 'Vright, ESSEX. Benjamin Russell, SCI/em, Joshua "Yard, 'rholnus "V. SUlnncr, Joseph Story, Benjamin \VhitnluU, Joseph \Vhite, jun. Charles Davis, .1oseph ''''inn, lnmes Rohbinson, B. 'V. Crowninshic1d, William I-tlillmatt, 1\/loscs T'ownsend, John Purkcr, N~lthunicl Frothillghanl, Ebenezer rr. Andrc\\'~, John Hathorne, jun. lsuac P. Dnvis, .Joseph E. Spmguc, Willian} H. Sumner, l)avi(.J. Putnam, Ephrniin rrhayer, John Dodge, jun. Josiah Knapp, Joseph Ropes, Bcnjumin \V del, ltlarb/c}/wud, Nathan il. l\-1urtin, Olivc:r K<"uling, John Bailey, N athun \;Vebb, i\sa I-looper, Daniel lVlessengcr, .J o!lhu'l Prcnth;~, j un, Georgt! G. Lee, 'Villianl Story, John Chuudler, John Pedrick, 3d. William POI'tcr, John G. Hooper, John l\lay, IJ!J11Il f!f l A~\r()n Breed, Stlmllt'l NI. Thayer, LyIIllfi,'lcl, 5 Oliver It'\llle1', Gtorge Blnnchnrd, , Ezra lVludgc, N utlmnic--l Curtis, 1'homps'on Burrill, Artemas \Vard, Bcnjulll in Goldlhwalt, Willhun Prescott, }\aron Ncwhall,jun. Richard Fuxon,~ ]JclIlVCrS, Smnllcl Pugc, Sumucl Dunn, Nathan Fdton, John D. "Howard, l)cnnbon 'vV nllis, rrhacher Goddm'd, I)nniel Putnam, \ Lynde'Valter, Beverly, 'rhomns DaviH, lonnthan Loring, AbnCl' Chaplunn, John G. Coffin~ Isaac Ray, liOUSE OF REPRESEN1"'.~'rIVES. "iii!} 1J~verly, Robert Hantoul, Salisbury, Amos lVlorrill. Nmhanicl Goodwin, Il'"enlzam, John I)odge, l\lIDDLESEX, .flamilton, l{obert Dodge, ClwrlestO"lU1Z, Peter 'fufts, jun. JJ1allcllcstm', Ebcnczer Tappan, John Kettell, Gloucester, rrhonlns ParsCln~, Joseph Miller, John Manning, 'Villianl Austin, John 'rucker, Daniel 'Tufts, J tunes rrappun, (,(zmbricl.q·c, John Mellen, John Johnson, ~i.l\llucl P. P. Fuy, Hobert Elwcll, 3d. 'Villiam Hilliard, .fJurwich, Nathaniel \Vudc, TF"ast Cambridge, Samuel Butter • Jonnthan Cogswell, JUIl. field, Joseph Farley, .Brighton, Snnluel \V. Pomroy, Joseph Hodgkins, ]Jlllldell, .J onathall Oakes, llow/t'Y, 'rhomas Gage, Jonns Green, Joshua J~wett, lJle(ljord, 'rilnothy BigeloW', .lVcwbu,..'/, Josiah Little, Nathaniel Hull, Silns Little, .i'vll1UtO"Cl)II, rritnothy Jackson, John Osgood, Smnuel Murdock, I)a\'icl Little, Tffltcrtowll, Jon1s \Vhite, Stephen Hooper, 1'hon1"S Clark, ])aniel Hule, 'rcdtlUtlll, 1)1\vid 1'ownsend, oJ V(}wour!l/JOrt, lVlal'k Fitz, Tl'('stuII, Ebenezer I-Iobbs, .A"dl'~w Frothillghuln, JJ i1U:O III , Joshua Brooks, Jonathan Gag<.', 1,e:rillgt01z, Nathan Chnndler, Stephen Howurd, Suc/oury, \Villiam I-Iunt, Ebenezer Gunnison, 1~Cl8t Sudol/ry, Jacob Reeves, Sanlllcl H. Foster, ;'/(/.Ii(."', J\be1 Perry, 'Villinm B. Bannister, S/WI'VUrIlC, Calvin Sanger, Isanc j\dt\1l1~, lIul/istU11, Jason Ch:unbcrlain, Isnuc Stone, lloj) kill tOll, iVloscs Chamberlain, lJradjo;'(/, Jonathan .AlIen, jl'r(f,millgltam, J nhn Fisk, rrhomns Sa VOI'y, John ''fl'o\\,'bridge, l1o;-cfol'd, PUl'l~er Spafford, lJ/arlboro/lgh, John Loring, .. 1m/over, 'rhOlllilS Kittredge, l)rulicl Brigham, John Cornbh, .' ,.')tow amI ~ " I. , .r",Ugllstus Tower, Joshuu Chandler, 11 u.ruoro Jlliddlcton, r\sa How, Co II co I'd, Joseph Chandler, ~l'o/)~ficld, Nnthaniel I-Inmmond, Stephen Barrett, Met/well, Benjamin Osgood, Bc(lfbrd, \Villiam Webber, flavcr/utl, Ebenezer Gage, Burlington, Amesbury, Christopher Sargent, 'raburn, Luke Reed, 110':\ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Stone/zam, Jnbez Lynde, 11fiddlcjield, David Mack, Readi71lf, . Timothy Wakefield, II/orillington, Jonathan Brewster, Dnnic1 Flint, TVzlliomsburgh, John Wens, i\dl\m fluwks, llatjield, SUllluel Partridge, lPi/mmgtOIl. Smlluel Eames, ,rhately, J.J"I(~,./(:a, Josiuh" Crosby, jun. Deeljield, Asa Stebbins, Tewksbury, Jl!sse 1'1'\111, Elihu I-Ioyt, Chelm,\'/brd, J onuthull Pcrhanl, Conway, John \Villinms. Carlis/e, P:Il,l Litchfield, Dav id C:hil(h;, lfl'estjord, rrhonlas Flctche.·, Goshen, Oliver 1'nylor, .Acton, Jonus Brooks, .Ashfield, Henry llu~sctt, Littletoll, Edmund Foster, 'I'homag 'Vhitc, Groton, Joseph Moors, Cmilil1gtoll, Peter Bryant, 1'homas Gardner, }Jlain/ield, James Hichnrds, Dracut, Daniel Varnum, l{rl7v/ey, Zenas Bangs, DlInstablc:, Micah Elch'edge, lluc.k/alld, Enog Pomeroy, 7:lJ7Igsborollgh, 8Iw/bu1'I1C, John F(·llows, Shirley, John Egerton, Greenfield, Elicl Gilbert, Pe/Jperell, Ndlcmiah Jcwctt,jun. Otll, Gilbcri Stacey, TO'llJ71Selu/, Satnuel BrookH, l1ernardstoll, John Hmllilton, Ashby, Amos 'Villington. Le!Jden, Hez('k iah Newcomb, Colraille, David Smitl), HAMPSHIRE, Jonathun iVl 'Gee, Nortlzamptoll, Jonathan Strong, Clwt/(:m07lt, Sylvl'stcr iVIax·welJ, Elij"h 1-1. ~.1ills, IJr:uth, Ephraim Ha~ting~, . Bcnjt\1uin 'fnppan, jloi,l1e, John \ Veils, East [lampton, 1'haddells Clap, Springfield, l\·Ioses Chapin, South liam/Ji(m, Luther Edwards, .Jucob Bliss, If/est flam/Jton, 1'imo. Edwards, Oliver D. IVIorris, lYcstfield, Jl!didinh 'raylor, Ed mUl\d. l)\\'i~ht, llcnjntuin Hastings, IJollgmeariow, Ethan Ely, Trest Springfield, Jonuthan Smith, If/j/ul'aIUlm, 'V niter Stebbins, Churles Ball, Abel Bliss, jun. rrimothy I-Iorton, J110n8011, Edc 'Vhittakcr, Elias Leonard, Stephen 'Vtll'rincl', Soutlnvick, Reuben Clark, ]Jl'imfield, ~tepht'n Pyncholl, Shubucl Stiles, Philemon \Vancn, Granville, ISl'nel Parsons, llo/lrmd alld ) R "1 \V'1 J Qhn Phelps, South Brimfield, J o} ,\ ,1 es" Tolland, Abruhnm Grnogcr, 1 .. udl07v, ~':hcrwood Bebee, Blan(!ford,Snmucl Knox, }Jalmc:r, JCS!iC King, Russell, . IYare, ~'il1iam Bowdoin, }.-[olltgomcry , Aaron Parks, Greenwich, Thomas, Powers, .NorwICh, Aaron Han, Belclwrtoll, Elitlkim Phelps, Chester, Sylvester Emmons, I~ldad· Parsons, . I-IOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 171 lle/elzerton, 'Vright Brigman, Scituate, Jesse Dunbar, Pel/lam, James Abercrombie, Edward F. Jacobs, Granby, Eli Dickinson, Hing/lam, Hawkes Fearing• •1.m/lcrst, Medad Dickinson, Jonathan Cushing, Elisha Smith, 'fhomns Fearing, Iladley, Snmuel Porter, IIlIll, Samuel Loring. South /Iadley, Ruggles 'Vood .. bridge, BRISTOL. Sundarland, Nathaniel Smith, Taunton, Salnuel Crocker, Leverett, Haswell Field, Josiah King, Montague, Mednd Montague, Nnthuniel Leonard, ,rendell, Clark Stone, James Sproat, Shutesoury, Dig/dOll, John I-Inthawuy, New Salem, Varney Pearce, George \V nlker, Nort/rfield, John Nevcrs, Re/zohoth, Elkunah French, Tfl'al'wic/C, Justus Hussell, l i itnothy \Valker, Orange, Josiah Cobb. John IVlcdbury, Scbray Lawton, PLYl',IOUTH. Calcb Abdl, Plymoutll, Abncr Bartlett, Swallsey, Dnnicl I-I~de, B':ll'nnbas I-ledge, jun. Bcnanllcl Murveit Nathaniel Spooner, Somerset, l)uvid l\nthollY, .J oscph Bartlett, 3d. Att/chorolIgll, Joel Head, · l(ingstoll, John 'fhomas, John Richurdson, jun. l)Il~'Collr!l' Judah Alden, Benjamin Bolkcom, ltfars/lfield, Nathaniel Clift, 1Jfan.ifield, Daniel Gilbert, J)cmbroke, Bailey Hall, "rorton, John Hall; .nri(~lf'lUatcr, DaniellVlitchelJ, Easton, John Tisdale, l1liddlcoorough, 1'h0111a8 \Vestoll, ·Calvin Brctt, Peter Hoar, llaYl1/zam, Josinh Deane, Martin Keith, Berkley, Apollos "robey, lIercules Cushman, ]lrcetolVIl, \Villinm HotJilse\'cllc,' Cal vin Prntt, Stephen B. Pickens, .Ro~/zester, Gideon Bastow, jun. Nt.'1u Ba(/ford, Seth Spooner, 'fhomns Bussc~t, S~lmllel Pcrry, Elijah 'Villis,. '''illia'll Willis, Lenluel \" inslow, Gcunalicl Bl'yunt, lfarc/lam, Jireh
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