Treasur
proper drainage of horses . . If
main damage of a Town
much
navies,
If the Town requires Water more of course will the house which have
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not the advantage of being washed by the occasional
falls of rain. – It caund be necessary
to lay any stress on the importance
of such additions to
wirl effects of the
W
this
ů
Dwelling. – The
absence of them even temperate climate has been
fully proved, and I cannot conceive
Gat
there will be any difficulty in carrying out this suggestion in a newly built and increasing Town like Metoria. Besides chese
estential matters
upon which I think notict provision.
made in the Ordnance. I
should be made
would here observe, that
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conveyed away by the dracris.
I would also earnestly
recommend for consideration
the propriety
of making some regulations (of nove
have-yel
been
made/ relating
to
Flauztiter - houses & Burial grounds.
red be
allowed
Town, and
such places should within the predicts of _ a
then might I expecially the former)
of a systeries
to be
placed under
inspection.. Regulations for these
should be made. without
berpotes
delay before any
private rights
are
mery
acquired. – Inught extend
observations by urging the necessity
of checking the growth of
need, but
but having
of the graver coils,
mary
superent
theaiped
tone.
earls,
Areds
laid upon
does not
appear
to me
to
be
It is
unnecessary
to
notice
others
the
dules of
providing
more particularly
I will only add
for the speedy removal of the
mne
substantial refuse that cannot de
a hoke
that
his
ment with early attention, as it
subest will
care the
conveyed
healt
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