When as, the President and Trus
tees of the town of Ottawa, have
granted a license to the above boun
den, Isaac II. Frcadenburgh, to keep
a ferry across the Fox and Illinois
rivers, for the term of five years
the said I. II. Freadenburgh agree
ing and promising to jiay an annual
tax of two dollars tor such license :
Now, therefore, if thw said Isaac II.
Freadenburgh shall pay two dollars
annually to the said President and
Trustees, and comply yvith all the
requirements of the law and the or
dinances of the town of Ottawa, in
cluding the ordinances passed the
20th and 22d March, 1847, relative
lo the ferry then this obligation to
be void, otherwise, to remain in full
force. ' Signed,
Isaac II. Fheadrnbuhgh, l. s.
IIknry Dkdkkrt. i.. s.)
The people on tho South side have
now, in part, (in a form which can
be conveniently preserved,) an ab
stract of oil the laws and papers
which bear upon this subject (ex
cept the grant to Walker,) and I ad
vise each person to cut them from
the paper and preserve them for fu
ture reference in the event of dere
liction of duly on the part of the fer
ryman at Ottawa, or of his hands.
BRONSON MURRAY.
t'urimilir of fell nee.
