Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 59, Issues 3-4 |
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... prison at Sing - Sing are returned in a separate column at the end of the return of the county of West- chester , and are included in the annexed table as a part of the to- tal population of the county . It does not appear by the return ...
... prison at Sing - Sing are returned in a separate column at the end of the return of the county of West- chester , and are included in the annexed table as a part of the to- tal population of the county . It does not appear by the return ...
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... Prison . To the Hon . CHARLES HUMPHREY , Speaker of the House of Assembly . Sir - Enclosed we have the honor to transmit to you the Annu- al Report of the Inspectors of the Auburn State Prison , with the accompanying documents . Your ob ...
... Prison . To the Hon . CHARLES HUMPHREY , Speaker of the House of Assembly . Sir - Enclosed we have the honor to transmit to you the Annu- al Report of the Inspectors of the Auburn State Prison , with the accompanying documents . Your ob ...
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... PRISON , January 1 , 1836 . } The undersigned , Inspectors of the State Prison at Auburn , RESPECTFULLY REPORT : That the financial condition of the prison on the 30th September , 1835 , the close of the last fiscal year , will appear ...
... PRISON , January 1 , 1836 . } The undersigned , Inspectors of the State Prison at Auburn , RESPECTFULLY REPORT : That the financial condition of the prison on the 30th September , 1835 , the close of the last fiscal year , will appear ...
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... Prison , ( articles sold , ) .... $ 49,664 65 Add balance in agent's hands , Sept. 30 , 1834 , 2,399 82 52,064 47 Deduct total expenditure ,. 48,112 00 Balance in agent's hands , Sept. 30 , 1835 , .... $ 3,952 47 It thus appears that ...
... Prison , ( articles sold , ) .... $ 49,664 65 Add balance in agent's hands , Sept. 30 , 1834 , 2,399 82 52,064 47 Deduct total expenditure ,. 48,112 00 Balance in agent's hands , Sept. 30 , 1835 , .... $ 3,952 47 It thus appears that ...
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... prison within the past year . The number received since the 1st of Ja- nuary , 1835 , is 228 , of whom 222 are males , and 6 females . The number remaining in prison this day , is 659. For further particu- lars upon this subject , we ...
... prison within the past year . The number received since the 1st of Ja- nuary , 1835 , is 228 , of whom 222 are males , and 6 females . The number remaining in prison this day , is 659. For further particu- lars upon this subject , we ...
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1st day Albany amount ANNUAL REPORT April ask leave Assem ASSEMBLY bank Bant bbls bill bond and mortgage Bostwick Brought forward Canal Commissioners Carried forward CAYUGA COUNTY cents certificate chancery CHARLES HUMPHREY charter Chenango canal circuit city and county city of New-York claim clerk Commissioner of Deeds committee further report contract corporation county of New-York court court of chancery day of January debt December Dennis McCarthy deponent says deposite Erie canal excavation expense February fees feet funds honorable hundred Inspector Insurance interest January 29 Jellis Fonda John JONAS EARLL land Land-Office Legislature loans Manhattan company March McBride memorialists month opinion Oswego paid payment persons petitioner pork pounds present prison provisions pupil quicksand receipts received referred the petition residence resolution respectfully submitted Robert McBride select committee Slyck sworn tion town trust village Wethey William
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Page 4 - The assent of two-thirds of the members elected to each branch of the Legislature, shall be requisite to every bill appropriating the public moneys or property for local or private purposes.
Page 2 - Resolved, That his Excellency, the Governor, be requested to forward a copy of the foregoing resolution to each of our Senators and Representatives in Congress, and to each of the Governors of the several States of the Union.
Page 8 - Excellency, the Governor, be requested to forward a copy of the foregoing resolutions to each of our Senators and Representatives in Congress, and to each of the Executives of the several states, with a request that the sumu may be laid before the respective Legislatures of said states.
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