. Laws and ordinances, ordained and established by the mayor, aldermen, and commonality of the city of New-York, in common council convened for the good. h out any butter into smaller quantitiesin any of the said public markets, under the penaltyof 07ie dollar and tzventy-fve cents for each further^ That if any butter offered for sale asaforesaid, shall be found deficient in the weight atwhich it is offered for sale, the person selling oroffering the same for sale, shall forfeit the sum ofone dollar and fifty cents for each oflfence. 10. And he it further ordained^ That it shall be
. Laws and ordinances, ordained and established by the mayor, aldermen, and commonality of the city of New-York, in common council convened for the good. h out any butter into smaller quantitiesin any of the said public markets, under the penaltyof 07ie dollar and tzventy-fve cents for each further^ That if any butter offered for sale asaforesaid, shall be found deficient in the weight atwhich it is offered for sale, the person selling oroffering the same for sale, shall forfeit the sum ofone dollar and fifty cents for each oflfence. 10. And he it further ordained^ That it shall belawful for the clerk of the market, or his deputies,or such person or persons as the Common Councilshall, from time to time, for that purpose appoint,to have, demand, and receive from the butchers,and other persons resorting the said public marketsto sell meat, for their respective stalls, standings,places, boards, shelter, and other things necessaryfor their standings in the said public markets, andfor keeping the same clean ; and also for defrayingthe incidental charges of repairing the markets, re-warding the care and attendance of the clerk of. 13 the markets or his deputies, or such other personor persons as aforesaid—the rates and sums of mo-ney following, to wit: For each quarter of beef brought into the saidpublic markets, six cents. For every hog, shoat, or pig brought into andcut up for sale in the said public markets, sixKxrlts. For each calf, sheep, or lamb,/<9i/r cents. Provided always^ That no person or persons, re-sorting to either of the said public markets, for thepurpose of selling any of the articles before men-tioned, which have not been purchased by him,her or them, and who shall not occupy any partof the said markets, but expose them for sale inany street adjoining or contiguous thereto, shall beexempt from the payment of any of the said fees. 11. And in order that a free and uninterruptedpassage may be left for the citizens through themiddle of the p
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