Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-05-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
In Council for the Gown Of STANTON,
NAV 18th. 1850.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
In Council for the Gown of STANTON,
may 18th, 1850.
>HE ORDINANCE ENTITLED AN ORDC
l. NANCE IO ESTABLISH AND REG ULAZE
NARHE1, being amended, passed, in the
ioiloWlng words anu hgui es, " wit:
AN ohDINANCE 10 Amend and Re Ordaln the
Ordinance entitled IAN ORDINANCE TO EsTA BLISH AND
REGULATE Market,
be IL ordained by the Council of the Town OF SauL.
ton mat The ordinance 20 establish and regulate
marSs.; Passed the 2lst day Of august 1891, be a
iehueo ana re enacted, 50 as 10 read as follows:
lst That Market shall be regularly held at the
NJ mouse, In the town of Stanton on Tuesday,
Lnursday ana Saturday, from daylight until IL o.
I'd. That any person having any ar:icles.of proyis
ION TO sell or dispose OF in the town. viz Flesh Fresh
Fish, Fowl. Butter, Eggs Vegetables Fruit or other
things usually sold In wen-regulated Markets, may
bring them to the Market'house; and any person ex
posing 10 sale, or actually selling any aforesaid
articles at any other place within the town during
Market hours shall forfeit and pay not less than one
DOLLAR nor more than ten dollars for each offence
and any person purchasing any such articles at any
other place than said Market-house, during Market
hours, shall incur like penalty for each such offence
Pr0U5de that this Ordinance shall not be construed
TO prohlbt the SALE purchase and delivery of Beef by
the quarter, or larger quantity or Pork by the hog
larger quantity, or of Vegetables for Winter supply
or the sale OF Apples or other Fruit By Confeconers
3d. The Chief of Police who is by virtue of his Of
ket day at daylight by ringing the Market bell, and
close the same at ii O'clock A M, and any person
selling or purchasing any article in Market before the
Market bell is rung shall forfeit and pay not less than
one dollar, than five dollars, for each offence.
4th. 1t shall be the duty OF the Market Master to
attend at the Market house every Market day, during
Market hours or so long may be necessary to dis
charge the duties of his office. He shall inspect all
provisions offered there for sale, and if upon his
observation the information of Others he shall dis
cover any unit damaged, tainted or unsound provis
ions offered Market he shall seize them and order
the person persons offering them for sale to
move them beyond the limits of the town, under a
penalty OF two dollars for disobedence; and any per.
who shall seli offer SALE any such provis-
lons knowing it to be so-or any flesh or fowl that
has died otherwise than by slaughter or any meat by
any other than its proper desIgnation-shal forfeit
and pay not less than dollars nor more than twen
ty dollars for each offence. at
9th. The Market Master shall annually on the last
Saturday In March, rent she Stalls of the Markehouse
to the highest odder-havmg previously given notice
of such letting for at least one week-provlded how
ever that no Stall shall be rented for less than twelve
dollars the Tenant to hold the till the first Nom
day IN April in the next succeeding year. and provid
ed further, that Tenant or Company shall be per-
mitted to rent than one STALL unless there be
Stalls enough to accommodate all applicants and the
Market Master shall collect from each Tenant the rent
OF his STALL half yearly in advance, and pay the
same to the Chamberlain, and shall Immediately after
such letting, and from time to time thereafter upon
the letting of any Stall Stalls, return to the Cham
berlain list OF the Stalls let, to whom and at
rent occupy stall in the Market, and provided fur
Their, that occupant of Stall shall be permitted to
enclose his Stall. s-ss s3
6th 1t shall be the duty of the Market Master to see
that the Markethouse kept clean and in good order
by the Tenants of the Stalls, and others using the
same, and take that every person selling in the
Market uses just Weights ana Measures and that the
Ordinance in relation the Market be strictly enforced
7th. That no person shall purchase in public Mar
ket any provisions usually sold there for the purpose
OF exposing the same again to sale uRder penalty OF
not less than two dollars, or more than twenty dollars
for each offence ~ Hrf
8th. That every Butcher, or other person, owning
Stall In the Market house shall keep the same, with
his block, bench and other furniture therein clean
and decent, under penalty of dollar tor each of
ience. =
9Th That any Butcher, or other person, erecting or
causing to be erected within the limits of the Market
~r attaching placing, within the Market house. any
block other funlture, for the carrying of his
her trade, without first renting Stall, shall forfeit
and pay five dollars for every day so offending.
10th. That person who shall hitch or tie a horse
or other animal to the Narket house. deposit any
rubbish, filth, dirt or other offensive matter,
bout the Market house, shall forfeit and pay not less
than fifty cents more than five dollars for each of
fence.
llth. That tor every Beef sold in Market by any
other than regular Butcher renting STALL the Mar
ket Master shall demand and receive fifty cents of the
owner person selling, ard for every Veal
Mutton sold, twelve and half EACH which
he shall report and pay over to the Chamberlain. g
18th That Dry Measure only shall be used in the
Market. a-- ..f.f.
18Th That any person Offering for sale, selling
any article by weight measure which shall be found
deficient therein, the person offering selling,
knowing such deficiency shall forfeit the thing SO Of
fered, sold, the Market Master shall sell the
same, and make report and pay over the proceeds
thereof TO the Chamberlain Tl.,-t "a.
18th That the Stalls in and about the Market
house, shall be numbered by the Market Master in
plain igures Il 81 ~ =. faE.Il
18th. That all fines, penalties and forfeitures in
Cured under this Ordinance shall be enforced
covered before the Mayor, Recorder or any Alderman
of the Town. - sN'''
18th. That this Ordinance shall be in force from its
passage.
Staunton, May %, 1860. . Lx1<Jl,
COURT OF DEATH"
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