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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactstn0032 and id is 1 raw text is: Carter, William 1. Cariir, Jnes I. Ti pton a]d
11illiam Grallam. be, nd they are hereby appointed
idditidual Vt ruste's for Duffield Academy in the coun.
1y (f iCarter.
See. 2.. Be it eiactid, That the above named TrL.q.
tees he- and they are hereby vested with the same
powers and privilegrs. subavet to tihe saie Niles, ref.
ulat ions and restri tions as the severat rustees here.
fofore ppointed fiw (h0 s:ijd Acadeimy.
JAMIES FENTRES S,
Speikea o the oo Is of Represcutative,
R. VEAKLEY,
Speaker of the Senate.
N--ov. 10- 1819.
-on1LP. 85;.
N ACT to, open and estiblish a turnpike road
from a poin itt or near Davidsons on Piles' turn.
pikq road, to i ;terort the Cuniberland turnpIke
roud, between Robert Joington's ani the standing
stone~aimd fo0her purposes.
Turnpike Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General .qsseintly of the
qac autho- State of P nss e, That Tmmas Bittler, Beljamin
Htgler. ,WVillinvails, Williama MaIrchhaiks, and
Alexaiderr ffiver, are herehy authorised to open and
.iut out a ai'n i ke road, lIyom a pointi at or near 'Da.
yidso',S-. inl Morgan euoty, on Piles' til ibi-ke ronal,
to intersecs the Cumliiland ibAmpike road at a point
betweo Jonilon's sttind ind the ft anding Stone, iii
Overt on co unty ; whir+ ranI where, by the situation
of the country oi'er wlhih it is to p iss. will permit,
litall bc);ut 'eightein f.'('t vitf, clear ofsttinps, stonW's,
roots, And other obstructions, and when the rmon ha.
tp be.causewayed, orI the natuir if the grotnd is such
that itcannuit beextended, it shall oe at least twelve
feet wide, clear of .tumps, roots, stones, or other ob.
aiactions ; and if there he aiy creek. or -creTks, that
from their unture require it, there shall he good suffi.
'lent; and.substatlial hridges built; and if there are
any swamps, over which said road may be taken, it
shall he the duty of the jiroprietors of said road to
a.usetway said swamps either vith wood, stone. or
other solid sitid durable materials, so that a sidliint
road be ainde thei's across withouit any obstruction
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