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CHAP.
An Act
in addition to
an
VIII,
act, entitled
a Literary Institution in
Maine, within this Commonwealth.
tablish
paiiicuiar lo-
June 15, 1816,
^'
An
tlie
act to es-
District
of
jjE it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives in General Court assembled^ and by
the authority of the same, That the Maine Literary
and Theological Institution be, and they are hereby
authorized and empowered to locate and establish
their buildings in any town within the countjes of Kennebec or Somerset ; any thing contained in the first
section of the act, entitled <* An act to establish a
Literary Institution in the District of Maine, within
this Commonwealth, to the contrary notwithstanding.
[Approved by the Governor, June
15, 1816.]
CHAP. IX.
An
Act incorporating the Cummington Woollen
Manufactory.
J^at'cd
Sec. 1. JjE it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives in General Court assembled, and by
the authority of the same, That Asa Gurney, jun.
James Claghorn, Robert Dawes, Darius Ford, and
Robert Dawes, jun. together with such others as have
associated, or may hereafter associate with them, their
""^*' successors and assigns, be, and hereby are made a
Corporation, by the name of The Cummington Woollen Manufacturing Company, for the purposes of manufacturing woollen cloth and yarn in the town of Cummington, in the county of Hampshire ; and for those
purposes shall have all the powers and privileges, and
be subject to all the duties and requirements contained
in an act defining the general powers and duties of
Manufacturing Corporations, passed the third day of
FEES OF OFFICE,
June
id, 1816,
March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and nine.
8ec. 3.
Be it further enacted, That the said Corporation may lawfully hold and possess sucli real May
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hold r??!
exceeding the value of thirty-thousand dol-'^'*^*^'
lars, and personal estate, not exceeding the value of
seventy thodsand dollars, as may be convenient and
necessary for carrying on the manufacture of woollen
estate, not
cloth
and yarn,
in said
[Approved by
town of Cummington.
the Governor,
June 15, 1818.]
CHAP. X.
An
Act
to enforce the rendition of
an account of Feea
of Office.
I3E it enacted hy the Senate and House of
Representatives in General Court assembled, and hy
the authority of the same, That, from and after the
passing of this act, all persons who are or shall be
entiiled by any law or resolve, to an annual salary,
and who also leceive fees of office, for which they Rendition of
are required to be accountable, shall render to the^*^^*"
Treasurer a quarterly account under oath of all Fees
of Office by them received, which oath the Treasurer
And no person
is hereby authorized to administer.
shall be permitted to receive his quarterly salary from
the Treasury, until such account of the Fees of Office
has been rendered Provided hoivever, that this act Proviso.
shall not be considered as extending to the Justices of
:
the
Supreme Judicial Court.
[Approved by the Governor; June
S5
i5, I8I6.]