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Page 339
... one whole month before the expiration of the year of his Office , And they and
every of them are impowered to press Boats or Carts : for the more Speedy
Sending in of what they have so Collected according to the time appointed , and
if any ...
... one whole month before the expiration of the year of his Office , And they and
every of them are impowered to press Boats or Carts : for the more Speedy
Sending in of what they have so Collected according to the time appointed , and
if any ...
Page 375
... may by Special warrant displace any Officer made or Chosen within this
Goverment for Neglecting of his Office or other Notorious misdemeanor ; and
misbehaviour , In which Case the Counstable and Overseers of any Towne shall
proceed ...
... may by Special warrant displace any Officer made or Chosen within this
Goverment for Neglecting of his Office or other Notorious misdemeanor ; and
misbehaviour , In which Case the Counstable and Overseers of any Towne shall
proceed ...
Page 391
science and according to the Lawes of this Goverment , Dispence Justice Equally
and Impartially in all Cases and to all persons whereunto by virtue of your Office
you are impowered . So help you God . Whereas you are Chosen and ...
science and according to the Lawes of this Goverment , Dispence Justice Equally
and Impartially in all Cases and to all persons whereunto by virtue of your Office
you are impowered . So help you God . Whereas you are Chosen and ...
Page 394
Whereas you are Chosen and appointed Marshall for this Jurisdiction ; you do
Sweare by the Ever . living God to be true and faithfull in your Office , not to suffer
wittingly or willingly any Prisoner commited to your Charge to Escape , nor to sett
...
Whereas you are Chosen and appointed Marshall for this Jurisdiction ; you do
Sweare by the Ever . living God to be true and faithfull in your Office , not to suffer
wittingly or willingly any Prisoner commited to your Charge to Escape , nor to sett
...
Page 407
... may bee made to begin this yeare . That the Office of the Churchwardens
aforementioned is to be ... the high Sheriff and the Constables . The Constable of
each Towne dureing his Office may furnish the Indians with such quantity of Pow .
407.
... may bee made to begin this yeare . That the Office of the Churchwardens
aforementioned is to be ... the high Sheriff and the Constables . The Constable of
each Towne dureing his Office may furnish the Indians with such quantity of Pow .
407.
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| Title | Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year ... Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year, New-York Historical Society |
| Author | New-York Historical Society |
| Publisher | I. Riley, 1811 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 14 Mar 2008 |
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