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[204] [1822 Feb. 9.] [Resolves approved by the Governor] Resolve for the relief of Timothy Woolcott Resolve respecting the Northern and Eastern boundaries of the State - Resolve granting a pension to Oliver Perkins - Resolve relating to the Maryland Resolutions - Resolve directing one set of the laws to be furnished to the Hon. Joseph Story - Resolve for making compensation to the Board of Jurisprudence Resolve granting a pension to Timothy Hall Jun'r Resolve for reducing the number of Polls in the valuation of Monroe Resolve providing for the promulgation and distribution of the laws and resolves, which are or may be passed by the present Legislature Resolve in amendment of and in addition to a Resolve apportioning the Representatives on the several Counties, Towns, plantations and classes on the first apportionment - Resolve in favour of James L. Child - Resolve explanatory of the Resolve passed March 22nd, 1821 entitled a Resolve apportioning the Representatives on the several counties, towns &c. on the first apportionment - Resolve making valid the doings of the town of Hebron - Resolve to extend the time for making certain roads through the public lands - Resolve relative to the conveyance of lands to Farmington Academy Resolve authorizing Charles Greene to convey certain real estate - Resolve in favour of John Neptune - Resolve on the petition of Thomas Clark - Resolve relative to the punishment of convicts - Resolve to refund to Timothy Osgood ten dollars - Resolve confirming the doings of the town Phillips - Resolve on the petition of John Chancy - Resolve fixing the compensation of the members of the Legislature Resolve authorizing John Gray to convey by deed a lot of land in Freeport -