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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsva0232 and id is 1 raw text is: fN: tTI:LK POpTIT11TU! YIUR 0F THE OMMONWEALTI,° C 175
tile Sa idcoqpnyt9'eveot a toll bridge across the Rapid Ann tAll lridg a.
ilive1r at Gormanna, and to defianl tile following tolls and cross tie Rapid
zUiNt4 frt. pa-sing the same, that, is to say, 1br all foot passeli.4Iin river. .
.AY35, intip cents ctel ; and lbr . horse or mule, the s11e ; Rates of toll.
.', evry coach. chariot, four wiecied Chaise, 01 whggon,
four cents per wheel ; l'or every cart, two whecled chaise, or
chair, tou 'tnts pc' whieel ; for every hogshead of tobacco,
eight cents ; 11i avery heal of neat cattle, one cent ; for
every fiv@ head of hogs, shCep or goats, one cent.
2),. If tie collpetor of the tolls of the said bridge shall dc- the collector at
inuud and reccive greater rates than are hereby allowed, he the bridge for
shall forit and pay to the person grieved 11ho tolls deinan- demanding morq
del-unil .eeived, and Ive dolh'r.,, to be rctovcrcd, with eosts, than lawful toll.
by w, 'iiitt1 . 'Co mencemet.
25. This Ai shnill le ii floice from the passing ther or.
CII,\P. ,X VII,
ilit d ineorjpmatiing a rnnly }In ciaslbli.h a Tinpike
roadfrom Snichers's Agap oi ards t1ntinmore, and to ctn
large the ,ito.; h ffj s -up Turnpike Company.
[t'assed February 27t0,,1816.]
1?, it evaed bi the Geeral Issembly, that it hall lieBook s for receiy-
IJ ) la v, t1; 0 to op n books at W ilh 1 Chtitolz's near. the )IIS. i ,bteipaI
o 1.k ( lie Bltle-ridge. finder the direetion or il ihaun lCay- Iw whomnto be
II, Notley C. Willialls, Amos Claylon, Jobvrt Russsei T a opcntd.
William Lodge ; at Watertlod, |iader the ti|,e.tion ofJi a
A-1oore, Asa Moore, John McCabe, Abner Williamns, ald
lobert Braden; at Ifillsborough under the direction of E-
lisha J'anney, Josiahl While, James Renton, Stacey 'i'aylor
and lhlomas Hough ; at Leesbtn'g unt!ar tie d;'eetion of
John Litthle *ihui, John Rose, Pressley 1'ordel, John 11. liar
ding. John McCormick, Samuel Carr, and Fleet Smith at
Aliddh'btirg nuder tile direction of Burr Powell, Abner -Gib-
son, Noble leveridge, )Ileshae lacey, Amos Johnson, Jlhn
Upp, and Jesse MA'Veigh ; at Uppel'ille under the direction
of Joseph Carr, Sydnor Bagley, Cuthbert Powell ant John
-Smith ; at Unon-town, under the direction of William Bro-
naugh, Bvn~amin Grilyson, Seth Smith and Isaic Brown ;
and at Aldic uulenr the direction o1' William Noland, William
CoOke, Peyton Cooke, .John Itix, Daniel Vernon, Aloses Gn-
lick and Geovgc GLulick ; any three or more of whieh Coln-
missionOrs may have authority to act ; for receiving and en- Ammatof capi.
tering subsm'iplionis to the amoUnt of one hundred thousand tel.
dollars 'or the pmrpose of' making a Turnpike road, to com.
iem.icat finickeiCC's . ap in the Connty of Londoum, and run-
iine thence in a str.01t1 line to the colifiuenee of the rivers](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsva0232&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)