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35 chains of grubbing , at 86 , I culvert 8 feet chord , .. 1 farm bridge , 372 rods of
fence , at 70 cts . I waste - weir , $ 3,422 56 732 50 210 00 927 00 381 26 260 40
235 00 86,168 72 Secton 77-80.70 chains . Begins on C. Harris ' land ; ends on ...
35 chains of grubbing , at 86 , I culvert 8 feet chord , .. 1 farm bridge , 372 rods of
fence , at 70 cts . I waste - weir , $ 3,422 56 732 50 210 00 927 00 381 26 260 40
235 00 86,168 72 Secton 77-80.70 chains . Begins on C. Harris ' land ; ends on ...
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Legislature. Assembly. Section 80–80.41 chains . Commencing on the land of Mr.
Webber , and ending on that of Daniel McKenzie ; located along the base of the
hills ; excavation , clay and loam . 25,656 cubic yards of excavation , at 7 cts .
Legislature. Assembly. Section 80–80.41 chains . Commencing on the land of Mr.
Webber , and ending on that of Daniel McKenzie ; located along the base of the
hills ; excavation , clay and loam . 25,656 cubic yards of excavation , at 7 cts .
Page 159
Section 83–79.10 chains . Begins on Chittenden's land ; ends on Mrs. Newbold's
; located on the slope of the uplands ; surface smooth . Excavation , clay and !
oam . 31,328 yards excavation , at 8 c ... $ 2,506 24 33 chains light grabbing , at
84 ...
Section 83–79.10 chains . Begins on Chittenden's land ; ends on Mrs. Newbold's
; located on the slope of the uplands ; surface smooth . Excavation , clay and !
oam . 31,328 yards excavation , at 8 c ... $ 2,506 24 33 chains light grabbing , at
84 ...
Page 160
Section 87-81.50 chains . Begins and ends on the Street farm ; located in a
swamp , and along the face of gently ascending ground . Soil , alluvial . 31,300
yards cxcavation , at 8 c ..... $ 2,504 00 2,640 embankment , at 10 c . 264 00 652
rods ...
Section 87-81.50 chains . Begins and ends on the Street farm ; located in a
swamp , and along the face of gently ascending ground . Soil , alluvial . 31,300
yards cxcavation , at 8 c ..... $ 2,504 00 2,640 embankment , at 10 c . 264 00 652
rods ...
Page 174
392 00 235 00 762 52 1,389 52 $ 5,961 04 Section 7–79.70 chains . Beginning
on the Bell tract , passes along the slope of the range of hills that border the
valley , to a point on the land of E. McMasters . The location of the Dansville and ...
392 00 235 00 762 52 1,389 52 $ 5,961 04 Section 7–79.70 chains . Beginning
on the Bell tract , passes along the slope of the range of hills that border the
valley , to a point on the land of E. McMasters . The location of the Dansville and ...
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| Title | Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 59, Issues 1-2 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Assembly |
| Published | 1836 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Sep 2007 |
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