to which of

fices there
are perqui-

sites attach

ed.

the governor, stating all the different kinds or varieties of fees and perqui sites, as well those authorized by law, as those taken unde any usage whatever, and received in his office; and the al derman and justices of the peace respectively, shall add there to, a list or schedule, containing every kind and variety of fees received under law or usage, to the best of his know ledge, by any constable acting under him, specifying in every case the service performed, entitling him to the receipt of such fees, and enclose and transmit the same, by mail, to the office of the secretary of the commonwealth, on or before the first Monday of December next, who shall immediately lay the same before the legislature; and if any officer shall neglect of refuse to comply with the duties herein enjoined and required he shall on conviction thereof, forfeit and pay the sum of fifty dollars, one half to the use of the poor of the ward, township, county, or district, wherein the offender shall reside, and the other half to the use of the person giving information of the same, to be sued for and recovered, as debts under one hun dred dollars, are by law recoverable.

Penalty for
neglect of
duty.

Explanation
of a prior re-
solution.

JOHN TOD, Speaker

of the House of Representatives P. C. LANE, Speaker of the Senate APPROVED the thirtieth day of March, one thousand eight SIMON SNYDER.

hundred and twelve.

CHAPTER IX.

WHEREAS by a resolution of the legislature, dated March twentieth, one thousand eight hundred and eleven, it is directed, that the new edition of the laws of the state, in four volumes, by John Bioren, shall be disposed of by the secretary of the commonwealth, to the members of the legis lature, and to certain officers therein mentioned; and whereas, the said edition has since been extended to five volumes, and may yet receive a further extension: Therefore,

Resolved, by the Senate and House of Representatives of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in general assembly met, That the said resolution of March twentieth, one thousand eight hundred and eleven, shall be understood to extend to one full and complete copy of the said edition of the laws, one of which shall also be distributed to the deputy secretary of the commonwealth, who has not hitherto been provided for ; and the secretary of the commonwealth is hereby authorized and directed, to make the disposition of said laws accordingly. JOHN TOD, Speaker

of the House of Representatives. P. C. LANE, Speaker of the Senate APPROVED the thirty-first day of March, one thousand

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eight hundred and twelve.

SIMON SNYDER.

COMMISSIONERS,

For laying out a road in Huntingdon county. 3 Clearfield-citizens thereof authorized

For defraying expenses of government. 246|
For removal of seat of government-see
government.

ARTILLERY and CAVALRY,

Fee militia,

B.

BANKS,

to elect them.

Of Indiana, authorized to sell certain
lots in the town.

19

66

106

139

Commissioners to be appointed in the
place of Thomas Stubbs, deceased.
To take care of public property at
Erie and Waterford.

211 Appointed to lay out a road from Wash-
ington through Williamsport and So-
merset, to intersect the Harrisburg
and Pittsburg turnpike.

248

173

Authorized to sell land in Milton.

226

Do. lay out a state road from the Burnt
Cabins to Fishing creek, or Clark's
ferry.
Do. do. from the intersection of the
state road (leading from the White
Horse tavern, on the Allegheny moun-
tain, &c.) with the United States road
to the western boundary of the state
towards the flats of Grave creek.
COLEMAN, ROBERT,
72 Siras Jacobs-act for their relief.
CONFISCATED ESTATES,
255 Act for the relief of Isaac Wood, et al. 160
of John Wilson and

Waterford and New-Haven incorporated. 87
Norristown erected into a,
BRIDGES,

Act supplementary to an act for erecting
one at Harrisburg.

15

Do. supplementary to an act for erecting
one at or near Northumberland.

29

Do.
David Hess.

CONSTABLES,

238

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