Minutes of the Common Council of the City of New York, 1675-1776 6
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as also the present Mayor of this City, with so much of the said Report as Concerns them Respect- ively [138] order'd that the Mayor Issue his Warrant to the '^''•' LS5S Treasurer of this City to pay to John \'an Sise or order the sum of one Hundred pounds on account of work done to the f-'crry house Mess""*; Benjamin Blagg of the City of New York Distiller and John Alliner, Joseph Latham and Daniel Latham of the same City Sh.ip- wrights produced to this Corporation a Release or Quit Claim to t...his OF Tin-: CITY OF NEW YORK 263 Corporation and their successors of a Certain Lott piece or parccll of grouiul Lying- in Monlgonierie Ward of this City, Containing in Breadth in front and Rear twenty five foot and in Length one hundred and Sixty Eight feet or tiiercabouts Being bountlcd Southerly in the front to Cherry street Eastwardly by the ground of the said John Alliner and Benjamin Blagg Westerly by tlie Ground of the said Joseph and Daniel Latham and Northerly in the Rear by the meadow ground Commonly known by [as] W'olferl Webbcrs's meadow in order that the same be and Remain a })ub]ick street for ever which this Board accepts of and ordered that the Clerk enter the same in the Book of Grants Belonging- to this Corporation'/ The Rector and Inhabitants of the City of New York &c preferred to this board a Release or Quit Claiiii to the Corporation & their Suc- cessors of a number of Streets mentioned in a Map annexed to the said Release or Quit Claim, which this Board accepts of and oruerd that the Clerks enter the Same in the book of Grants belonging to this Cor- poration Citv of New York SS.
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as also the present Mayor of this City, with so much of the said Report as Concerns them Respect- ively [138] order'd that the Mayor Issue his Warrant to the '^''•' LS5S Treasurer of this City to pay to John \'an Sise or order the sum of one Hundred pounds on account of work done to the f-'crry house Mess""*; Benjamin Blagg of the City of New York Distiller and John Alliner, Joseph Latham and Daniel Latham of the same City Sh.ip- wrights produced to this Corporation a Release or Quit Claim to t...his OF Tin-: CITY OF NEW YORK 263 Corporation and their successors of a Certain Lott piece or parccll of grouiul Lying- in Monlgonierie Ward of this City, Containing in Breadth in front and Rear twenty five foot and in Length one hundred and Sixty Eight feet or tiiercabouts Being bountlcd Southerly in the front to Cherry street Eastwardly by the ground of the said John Alliner and Benjamin Blagg Westerly by tlie Ground of the said Joseph and Daniel Latham and Northerly in the Rear by the meadow ground Commonly known by [as] W'olferl Webbcrs's meadow in order that the same be and Remain a })ub]ick street for ever which this Board accepts of and ordered that the Clerk enter the same in the Book of Grants Belonging- to this Corporation'/ The Rector and Inhabitants of the City of New York &c preferred to this board a Release or Quit Claiiii to the Corporation & their Suc- cessors of a number of Streets mentioned in a Map annexed to the said Release or Quit Claim, which this Board accepts of and oruerd that the Clerks enter the Same in the book of Grants belonging to this Cor- poration Citv of New York SS.
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