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A further supplement to the act entitled, An act for the better relief of the poor 1823 317 (1823)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsde0063 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF THE STATE 24. C. Smithars and eighty five cents; to Maria C. Smith, one lg Hutton, hundred aonl eighty three dollars; to Joseph Hus- a willamsonton, five dollars and foity cents; to .ames William. Jane Porter, son, twelve dollars and lifty centi; to Jane Porter, Jos. Olver, six dollars and three and an half centq; to loseph Won. Pippin,Oliver, twenty one dollars and sixty eight cets; to William Pippen, seven dollars and fifty cents; to Isaac Powen, tsaac Powell. eight dollars and eighty-seven and M. Laron, an half cents; to Mary irsonl i.fty-six dollars; to Jerome Loring, nine dollars ard sixtN seven cents; J.C Mitchell,to JlosIua C. Nlit -hell. sixteen dolla'; and to V.Colesbery. Margaret Culesberry, beventy-six dollars and e- leven cents. PASSED AT DOVER. ,Februarl >i ,8:3. CHAPTEt CXCHII. 2vol p.988,A FUltTHiEll SUPPLEMEN' to the act en. 14; 3 5s t '.1n act for the better relirf of the poor. vol. p. 346. SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED bf the Seate and House qf Representatives q the State of Delaware in General AIssembly Met, 1 hat no ieiso~n shall be a r tlC Ie into ti poor holl of i l Per coulty in this admitted int No[ thopoorhiouseState, wilitlnt an order from two trustees of the poor, one of whom at least shall ie in the hund ted of which such person is a resident: P-orided. tha this directionl shall not emIrace the case of any pauper having no known resilence, who may be received upon the order of any two trustees of the poor. SEC '3. ./Ind be it furtier enacted, That any commineeComittee of the board of tenstees or the overseer or oviseer toot the Poor, shall have full powe(r to remove any remove at , their discre- person or ieronl Who may have bewI received into tion, the poor house, whenever sucb committee or over- seCr bhall deem such removal proper. MfY

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