Bibframe Work

The contents of the fore-going Laws and Ordinances: For the Observation of the Lords Day, called Sunday

To prevent Strangers from being a Charge to this Corporation

To appoint sworn Surveyors of this City

For the better preventing of Fire

For Marking of Bread

To Prohibit the Sale of Meal by Measure

For Regulating the Sale of Beer and Syder by Retail

Appointing a Place for the more convenient hiring of Slaves

For Regulating Negroes and Slaves in the Night time

Restraining Negroes and Slaves from Gaming for Money

For Regulating the Burial of Slaves

For punishing Slaves who ride disorderly thro' the streets

Giving a Reward to any Person who shall apprehend any Slave offending against any of the Acts of General Assembly of this Colony

For Regulating of Carts and Car-men

For Regulating the Office of Guager, Packer and Cullers

Relating to making Free-men

For Regulating Indentures of Apprenticeship

For Regulating the Lying of Vessels in the Dock and Slips of this City

Regulations for paying of Dock Money

For preserving the Bridge and Common Sewer in the Dock

Prohibiting the burning of Lime on part of the Commons

For Regulating and Establishing Fees for the Inviters to Funerals

For Cleaning the Streeets, Lanes and Alleys of the said City

For Paving the Streets, Lanes and Alleys within this City

Against firing Guns in the streets

Against killing Cattle anywhere but at the Slaughter-heuses

To prohibit Slaughter houses in the Out-Ward

Establishing Fees for the Slaughter-houses

Prohibiting Hawkers and Pedlers

To prohibit digging Holes and cutting Sods on the Commons

For preventing Frauds in Fire-wood

For Regulating the Publick Markets within this City

For Marking of Butter

To prohibit the cutting of Timber on the Commons by Brick-makers

For Regulating of Fences

For Regulating Midwifes within the City of New-York

For Regulating the Office of Chamberlain or Treasurer in this City

For the better securing the City of New-York from the danger of Gun-Powder

For Officers to be diligent in putting these Laws in execution

The Oath of a Freeman