History of the Town of Medford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, From Its First Settlement in 1630 to 1855
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That law was as follows : — HISTORY OF MEDFORD. 377 " It is ordered that corn shall pass for payment of all debts, at the usual rate it is sold for, except money or beaver be expressly named." Oct. 3, 1633 : " It is agreed that the best sort of laborers shall not take above eighteen-pence a day, if they diet themselves ; and not above eightpence a day, if they have diet found them. Further, it is ordered that all workmen shall work the whole day, allowing conven- ient time for food and rest." ■...Nov. 8, 1633: "Ordered that no persons shall sell to any of the inhabitants within this jurisdiction any provision, clothing, tools, or other commodities, above the rate of fourpence in a shilling more than the same cost, or might be bought for ready money, in England." Sept. 3, 1634: " No person that keeps an ordinary shall take above sixpence a meal for a person ; and not above one penny for an ale- quart of beer, out of mealtime." March 4, 1635 : " Ordered that musket-bullets of a full bore shall pass currently for a farthing apiece, provided that no man be com- pelled to take above twelvepence at a time of them." The legal premium allowed for the loan of currency was eight per cent, and so continued for a short time after the second charter.
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That law was as follows : — HISTORY OF MEDFORD. 377 " It is ordered that corn shall pass for payment of all debts, at the usual rate it is sold for, except money or beaver be expressly named." Oct. 3, 1633 : " It is agreed that the best sort of laborers shall not take above eighteen-pence a day, if they diet themselves ; and not above eightpence a day, if they have diet found them. Further, it is ordered that all workmen shall work the whole day, allowing conven- ient time for food and rest." ■...Nov. 8, 1633: "Ordered that no persons shall sell to any of the inhabitants within this jurisdiction any provision, clothing, tools, or other commodities, above the rate of fourpence in a shilling more than the same cost, or might be bought for ready money, in England." Sept. 3, 1634: " No person that keeps an ordinary shall take above sixpence a meal for a person ; and not above one penny for an ale- quart of beer, out of mealtime." March 4, 1635 : " Ordered that musket-bullets of a full bore shall pass currently for a farthing apiece, provided that no man be com- pelled to take above twelvepence at a time of them." The legal premium allowed for the loan of currency was eight per cent, and so continued for a short time after the second charter.
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