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1795 37 (1795)

handle is hein.ssl/ssma0328 and id is 1 raw text is: RE SO LV ES oF T.H Z GE.NE R1 A L, CO U R T OF THE COMMONWEAL TH o F M A S S A CH U S E T T'S. Begun and held at )Zofon, in the County of . ntffo011, on Wednefday the Twenty-Eiglhth dayof MAY, A. D.' 1794; and from thence continued -by Adjournment, to Wednefday,the 14th day of Yanuary, 1795.. Refolve, granting 4.S to Yacob Kgohn, J'effenger of the Houfe of Reprefentatives, to purchafr fkel. J7an. 7, 1795. R.ESOLVED, That there be'ollowed and paid out of the Treafury of this Common. wealth,.tq YacoO Kuh?, OT4frenger Of the General Court, the forn of -ffieen pound:, to enable hint to purchafe fuel, &c. for the ufe of faid Court; he to be accountable for the expenditure of the fame. Refolve on the petition of Aica/i Ralph, empowering him to fell the Land mentioned, with the confent of the Sele/tmen of'he town of q Ebam. an. 2, 1795 On the petition of Micah Ralph, Indian man, praying for liberty to fell the Land hereafter defcribed : Refolvrd, That the faid A1ica, (with the confent of the Seleamen of the town of Eaftham, he, and he hereby is empowered to fell a ,piece of Land, cqntaining about twenty pcres, belon ging to the indians, called the Poto, ncut .tribe, lying in th.os town of k:afl',H, aforefaid, bopnded we - terly by Cbtlam Road, (fo called ;) foutherly by a way that leads from faid road, to 7ofliua Ro- gerx's iwelling-houfes .t Acrly, by the L nd of the wi.ow Elizabeth Rogerr, and others ; and on the northerly part, by the Land of Sarab Roger:. And the (aid Micah is hereby authorized and empowdred to makel and execute a lawful Deg. or Deeds of the'aforpfaid Land, to the purchafer or puriihkfers thereof ; the money arifing by fuch fale,to be paid 4y the putcbafers into the hands of the Selenmen aforefaid ; who are hereby empowcled and diteaed to pai unto the aid A 'icab five pounds, fourJbillings and ten pence, to fatisfy his account exhibited for his fervices, done for the tribe aforeaid ; asd alfo to pay him his reafonable expence for felling faid Land ; the overplus, if any, the SeleCmen aforefaid are hereby direed to pay into the I'reafury of the laid town ; to be applied folely to the fupport of fuch poor Indian or Indians, belonging to the Laid tribe, aS Laid Selemcin, for the time being, (hall think fland in need thereof. . . . ..... III. Refolve on the petition of Samuel Hou, empowering the Committee on Accounts to examine hig . . account. .an..ao, 1795. On the petition of 8amuel Houfi, of Pembrpk , praying that he may be allowed foic -compenfa- tion for the fupport jof an Indian child : ' . I . .. Refolved, That the prayer of raid petition be fo far granted, that the Committee on Accounts be, and they are hereby empowered and direated to examine faid Samuel' accounts, and allow hin. what may appear to them reafonable and juft thereon. Refolve

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