Monday, October 07, 2013

"No person shall fire or discharge any gun, pistol, rocket, squib, cracker, or other fire-work...."

[THE REVISED STATUTES OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK, AS ALTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE; INCLUDING THE STATUTORY PROVISIONS OF A GENERAL NATURE, PASSED FROM 1828 T0 1835 INCLUSIVE; WITH REFERENCES TO JUDICIAL DECISIONS: TO WHICH ARE ADDED, CERTAIN LOCAL ACTS PASSED BEFORE AND SINCE THE REVISED STATUTES; ALL THE ACTS OF GENERAL INTEREST PASSED DURING THE SESSION OF 1836; AND AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING EXTRACTS FROM THE ORIGINAL REPORTS OF THE REVISERS TO THE LEGISLATURE, ALL THE MATERIAL NOTES WHICH ACCOMPANIED THOSE REPORTS, AND EXPLANATORY REMARKS. PREPARED BY AND PUBLISHED UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF THE LATE REVISERS. IN THREE VOLUMES. VOLUME I. CONTAINING THE FIRST PART, AND THE FIRST FIVE CHAPTERS OF THE SECOND PART, OF THE REVISED STATUTES, AND THE GENERAL LAWS FROM 1828 TO 1835 INCLUSIVE, CONNECTED WITH THEM. ALBANY: PRINTED ON STEAM PRESSES BY PACKARD AND VAN BENTHUYSEN. 1836.]

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