the disposal and under the control of the lessees and their assigns; and that the prayer of the said memorialist be denied; and that it be recommended to the Canal Commissioners or the acting Commissioner on that section of the canal, if he or they shall at any time deem it for the interest of the state or the advantage of the lessees or their assigns, so to do, to direct the whole or any portion of said surplus waters to be discharged as nearly as may be in the manner the same were originally discharged, by means of the said waste-weir and race-way; provided, the same be done at the expense of the said lessees or their assigns, and under the direction of the acting Commissioner. IN ASSEMBLY, January 20, 1831. ANNUAL REPORT Of Nathaniel Wilson, Inspector of Beef and Pork for the county of Greene, for the year 1830. To the Honorable the Legislature of the State of New-York. The subscriber, an inspector of beef and pork, has inspected during the year 1830, the following viz: HON. GEORGE R. DAVIS, Speaker of the House of Assembly. Catskill, January 17, 1831. $402 87 N. WILSON. IN ASSEMBLY, January 20, 1831. ANNUAL REPORT Of James Radliff, Inspector of Staves and Heading for the city of Albany. To the Honorable the Legislature of the State of New-York. James Radliff, inspector-general of staves and heading in the city of Albany. RESPECTFULLY REPORTS: That he has inspected, during the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty, viz: Fees of the inspector-general on the whole, at 10 cents per thousand, amounts to one hundred and eight-five dollars and forty-four cents. All of which is respectfully submitted. Dated Albany, January 6, 1831. [A. No. 57.] 1 JAMES RADLIFF. Inspector-General. |