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Page 129
... and part of number sixty , lying upon the state road , between Ogdensburgh
and Fordsburgh , in said town , the land there . by intended to be conveyed being
the whole of lot number sixty - one , containing one hundied and ten acres of land
...
... and part of number sixty , lying upon the state road , between Ogdensburgh
and Fordsburgh , in said town , the land there . by intended to be conveyed being
the whole of lot number sixty - one , containing one hundied and ten acres of land
...
Page 153
and improving the public streets and roads in the said A . D . 1811 , city and
county ; the defraying other contingent ... thence eastwardly in front of the new
banking houses to the road commonly called the Sandy - Hill road ; thence along
the ...
and improving the public streets and roads in the said A . D . 1811 , city and
county ; the defraying other contingent ... thence eastwardly in front of the new
banking houses to the road commonly called the Sandy - Hill road ; thence along
the ...
Page 169
I to be aping the government of this state to lay out a turnpike pointed to road from
the village of Lowville , in the county of Lay out the Lewis , on the most direct and
eligible route to the bridge which crosses Deer river , near Munger ' s mills , in ...
I to be aping the government of this state to lay out a turnpike pointed to road from
the village of Lowville , in the county of Lay out the Lewis , on the most direct and
eligible route to the bridge which crosses Deer river , near Munger ' s mills , in ...
Page 202
commissioners to lay out a road from the town of Boonville to the town of
Deerfield , in the county of Oneida , ” passed April 5th , 1810 . Passed April 3d ,
1811 . D E it enacted by the people of the state of New York , U represented in
Senate ...
commissioners to lay out a road from the town of Boonville to the town of
Deerfield , in the county of Oneida , ” passed April 5th , 1810 . Passed April 3d ,
1811 . D E it enacted by the people of the state of New York , U represented in
Senate ...
Page 205
205 affirmation , that he will act without favor or partiality A . D in laying out said
road for which he is appointed . III . And be it further enacted , That the said com .
And cause missioners shall cause to be made an accurate map of the road to the
...
205 affirmation , that he will act without favor or partiality A . D in laying out said
road for which he is appointed . III . And be it further enacted , That the said com .
And cause missioners shall cause to be made an accurate map of the road to the
...
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| Title | Laws of the State of New York, Volume 1 |
| Author | New York (State) |
| Contributor | New York (State). Legislative Bill Drafting Commission |
| Published | 1811 |
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