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MINUTES

OF THE

COMMON COUNCIL

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[1] In Common Council November 10th 1825

Present-The Honb' William Paulding Mayor President
Richard Riker Esquire Recorder

Aldermen

Henry J Wyckoff
William H Ireland

Samuel Cowdrey
John Webb

Mathew Reed

Asa Mann

Jacob B Taylor

William A Davis

Gideon Ostrander

Assistants

Thomas Bolton

Samuel St John

Philip Hone
John Agnew
William Burtsell
Josiah Hedden
Jameson Cox

Daniel E Dunscomb
William P Rathbone

The Minutes of the Regular and two Special Meetings were read and approved

A Petition of James Amory was received stating that he purchased from the Corporation several Lots of Common Land that he is anxious of improving the same and requests the Corporation would unite with him in building a Partition Wall between these lands and also that they would cause a Well and Pump to be sunk near the premisesThe same having been read was referred to the Committee on Repairs

A Petition of Justice P Noble was received stating that he was in extreme poverty and praying to be permitted to make use of some Public place under the Control of the Corporation where he may make an [2] address to the People and solicit Pecuniary aid to enable him to go with his Family [to] Louisiana-The same having been read was referred to the Committe of Charity

A Petition of Ernest Keyser lessee of a Lot in Mott Street praying that the lease of said Lot may be renewed to him for Twenty one years was referred to the Finance Committe with powers

A Petition of John Flack Duncan P Campbell and others praying a Water Grant may be made to them on the East River between the Grant already made to them and Twenty third street was read and referred to the Finance Committe with powers

A Petition from Robert Carter and Fanning C Tucker for a Water Grant oppisite their land on Long Island shore adjoining the Property of Mr Pierpoint about 503 feet the same having been read was referred to the Finance Committe

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