[Four acts of the Council of the Province of New York, passed in July 1729]

The first two acts concerned the regulating and creating of public high roads in the cities and counties of Albany and Suffolk. The third act set the allowances of the representatives of the County of Suffolk. The final act extended an act set to expire, regarding justices of the peace in the coun...

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OCLC:983209094
Autor Corporativo: New York (Colony). Council
Lenguaje:English
Publicado: [New York] : {publisher not identified], [1729]
Materias:
Roads > Law and legislation > New York (State)
Highway planning > Law and legislation > New York (State)
Highway law > New York (State)
County officials and employees > Salaries, etc. > New York (State) > Suffolk County.
Justices of the peace > New York (State) > Albany County.
County officials and employees > Salaries, etc.
Highway law.
Highway planning > Law and legislation.
Justices of the peace.
New York (State)
New York (State) > Albany County.
New York (State) > Suffolk County.
Electronic books.
Acceso en línea:LLMC Digital
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Sumario:The first two acts concerned the regulating and creating of public high roads in the cities and counties of Albany and Suffolk. The third act set the allowances of the representatives of the County of Suffolk. The final act extended an act set to expire, regarding justices of the peace in the county of Albany.
Notas:"The four fore-going acts were published the 12th of July, 1729"--Page 407.
Descripción Física:1 online resource (pages 400-407)

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