Pennsylvania Act 1850-380 — VILLAGE OF OXFORD INTO A BOROUGH

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VILLAGE OF OXFORD INTO A BOROUGH
                 Act of Apr. 30, 1850, P.L. 644, No. 380              Cl. 11
                               A SUPPLEMENT

     To an act, entitled "An Act to erect the village of Oxford, in
        the county of Chester, into a borough," passed April eighth,
        Anno Domini, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-three; and
        relative to roads in the township of Birmingham, in Chester
        county; to Wager and Marsh streets, in Kensington,
        Philadelphia county; and relative to the borough of
        Hookstown, in Beaver county; and to the Robeson school house,
        in Manayunk, Philadelphia county.

        Section 17.  Duties of directors for Manayunk
        The school directors elected for the Borough of Manayunk, in
     the County of Philadelphia, are hereby authorized and empowered
     to perform all the duties heretofore performed by the trustees
     of the said robeson School, in the said Borough of Manayunk,
     under and subject, nevertheless, to the provisions of the act of
     Assembly passed the thirteenth day of June, anno domini one
     thousand eight hundred and thirty-six, entitled "an act to
     consolidate and amend the acts relative to a general system of
     education by common schools," (act of 1836, June and the
     supplements thereto. 1850, April 30, P.L. 644, Sec. 17.