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and Scantleing hereto Annext to be one hundred and forty
pounds the undertaker to finish the same by the last Day of
May next.
Its likewise offered to this Comittee by Thomas Jobson
to procure good new Loggs for Two pence p Logg and to
repair the Town Fence with them pursuant to the Report of
the Comittee appointed the 14th Instant to inspect the same
for forty Shillings and to Compleat the same by the Last of
March next all which is referred to the House for their Con-
sideration.
The House is to be Thirty Two foot Long fifteen feet wide
and Twelve feet in pitch underpined with brick or Stone
the Cells rais'd Two foot from the Ground An Out side brick
Chimney with Two fire places the Rooms above and below
Lime plastered, a sash Window in Each Room below Two
foot broad and four deep one Window in Each gable End
above Eighteen Inches broad and Thirty six deep The fflowers
to be laid with good Inch pine plank the Pasidge Through the
Gates to be Twelve foot wide & Locust or Cedar Sparrs on
each side, Stare Case and doors proper for such an House
Cells Sleepers and Posts of Cedar or Locust, The Plates
joists and Other framing of Sawed pine or White Oake to be
Weather boarded with good Inch pine planke Shingled with
Cypress on inch Laths of White Oak the Shingles not less than
three Quarters of an Inch thick.
And to repair the Old Cellar.
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P. 120
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