IN ASSEMBLY, January 31, 1831. ANNUAL REPORT Of William Barber, an Inspector of Beef and Pork for the county of Oneida. This may certify to the honorable the legislature of the state of New-York, that I, William Barber, inspector of beef and pork in and for the county of Oneida, of said state, do REPORT: That I have inspected and branded, according to the best of my knowledge and ability, during the year 1830, one thousand and fortyonebarrels of beef and pork, and twenty-four half barrels, all of good quality, as follows, viz: Received for inspection, fifteen cents for each barrel, and ten cents for each half barrel-amounting to $158 55. In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name, at Lee, Oneida county, this 24th January 1830. WILLIAM BARBER, [A. No. 133.] 1 IN ASSEMBLY, February 2, 1831. REPORT Of the select committee on the petition of the Supervisors of the county of Cattaraugus. Mr. Hubbard, from the select committee to whom was referred the petition of the supervisors of the county of Cattaraugus, REPORTED That they have had the said petition under consideration, and that they find a law passed April 16, 1829, authorising the supervisors of the county of Cattaraugus to raise $6,000, for the purpose of building a court-house and jail in said county. And that by the same act commissioners were appointed to superintend the building of the court-house and jail: and that the said commissioners have gone on and erected the said court-house and jail, and have got them in a state of forwardness, but not fully completed. The petitioners further state, that the whole amount of the $6,000 has been expended, and was wholly inadequate to the completion of said buildings; and that unless they are completed they will soon decay and suffer material damage. The said petitioners therefore ask the Legislature to pass a law making it the duty of the supervisors of the county of Cattaraugus, at their next annual meeting, to raise a sum of money, not exceeding $1,200, for the purpose of completing the said buildings. The committee deem the petition reasonable, and are of opinion that the same ought to be granted; they therefore direct their chairman to prepare a bill, and ask leave to introduce the same. |