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Senrral A0strmblp of gen4plhntia.
Passed at a Session which comenccd October 15th, 1759,
and ended April 2 1st, 1760.
1160.
JAMES HAMILTON, LIEUTENANT GOVERNORL
CHAPTER- CCCCLIV.
An ACT to enable the owners and possegsori of the meadow at
Point-no-Point, in the precinct of Richmond, in the county of
Philadelphia, to keep the banks, dams, shices and flood-gates in re-
pair, and to raise a fund to defray the expense thereof.
Passed 12th April, 1760.-Private Act.-Recotded A. vol. IV. page 182.
[The title sufficiently explains the subject matter of this act.]
CHAPTER CCCCLV
An ACT to enable the owners of Greenwich island to embanA and
drain the same, to keep the outside banks and dams in good repair
for ever, and to raise afund to defray sundry contingent and year4-
ly expenses accruing thereon.
Passed 12th April, 1760.-Private Act.-Recorded A. vol. IV. page 171;
£The subject matter fully explained by the title.]
CHAPTER CCCCLVL
An ACT to peent the hunting of deer, and other wild beasts, be.
yond the limits of the lands purchased of the Indians by the Pro-
prietaries of this province, and &gainst killing deer out of season.
(WHEREAS many disorderly people have made it ; practice
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