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	108. If any of the owners of property assessed
	within said town shall conceive themselves aggreived	Appeal when
	by the assessment made by said assessors, they may	aggrieved.
	appeal to said burgess and commissioners, who may
	make such reduction in their assessments as they
	shall deem just and right, provided the person so
	aggreived shall take such appeal within sixty days
	after such assessment is made, by notifying the said
	burgess and commissioners of said appeal.
	109. The said burgess and commissioners may pass all by-laws and ordinances necessary to give effect
	and operation to all the powers vested in them, and
	the corporation may impose fines for the breach of	impose fines.
	their ordinances and recover the same in the name
	of said corporation before any justice of the peace
	of said county, in the same manner as small debts
	are recovered, but no such ordinance shall impose a
	fine for any offence exceeding ten dollars.
	110. Said burgess and commissioners may make
	all such by-laws and ordinances, not contrary to law,
	as they may deem expedient for the protection of the health, comfort, convenience and prosperity of	Nuisances- removal of
	the town and its inhabitants, for the prevention or
	removal of nuisances, and suppression of vice and
	immorality within the town.
	111. If any person shall neglect or refuse to pay
	any fine imposed on him for a violation of any or
	dinance of said corporation, the burgess and com	Burgess may
	missioners may commit him to the county jail, or	commit.
	town lock-up, for a space of time not exceeding ten
	days.
	112. The burgess and commissioners may pas
	ordinances providing for laying out, leveling, repair ing or building footways in said town, and direc	Footways lay out, &c
	the materials out of which the same may be made
	and provide for collecting the costs thereof from th
	owners of the different lots bordering on such foot
	ways.
	113. The burgess shall be treasurer of the corpo
	ration, and shall give bond thereto approved by th
	commissioners, or a majority of them, in the penalt	Bond
	of two thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful