The Province of New Jersey 1664 1738 volume 1
The Province of New Jersey 1664 1738 volume 1
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*Nevill, Statutes.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS 531 precinct to act as overseers, to keep all roads in repair. The overseers, as before were to call the inhabitants to mend the highways, and the fine for default was four shillings six pence. Overseers were to account to their successors for all sums received, and if the labor of all the persons of a town was not needed every year the overseers were to give to their successors an account of those who had not worked. New roads were to be laid out by the sur...veyors with the assistance of those of the adjoining townships, but this was to be done only upon application made to them by the inhabitants of the town, and care was to be taken not to injure the lands of any. Provision was made for altering the course of roads laid out under the former act where it had proved incon- venient. The law also contained special provisions cov- ering certain cases, like the repair of the bridge of Gloucester River on the Salem road and that over South River on " the great highroad " between Amboy and Burlington, where the expense was too great to be borne by the adjoining towns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*Nevill, Statutes.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS 531 precinct to act as overseers, to keep all roads in repair. The overseers, as before were to call the inhabitants to mend the highways, and the fine for default was four shillings six pence. Overseers were to account to their successors for all sums received, and if the labor of all the persons of a town was not needed every year the overseers were to give to their successors an account of those who had not worked. New roads were to be laid out by the sur...veyors with the assistance of those of the adjoining townships, but this was to be done only upon application made to them by the inhabitants of the town, and care was to be taken not to injure the lands of any. Provision was made for altering the course of roads laid out under the former act where it had proved incon- venient. The law also contained special provisions cov- ering certain cases, like the repair of the bridge of Gloucester River on the Salem road and that over South River on " the great highroad " between Amboy and Burlington, where the expense was too great to be borne by the adjoining towns.
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