Clybourn went on to become an important citizen of the city, and the diagonal Clybourn Avenue is named after him. 1.In 1825, prior to the creation of Cook County was in Putnam County.Īrchibald Clybourn was appointed to be Constable of the area between the DuPage River and Lake Michigan. 4.To give Account once a year to the General Court, ibid.To provide Weights & measures as Stand|ards, see Weights, 155. 1.To make no payments but by some Law or Order, ibid.His allowance, 151. 136To keep Accounts of all transactions belong|ing to his Office, as Debts, Dues &c.
13.To pay the Secretary for writtings, see Seal-Publick p. 34To pay charge of Elders meetings, when im|ployed by the Courts Order, see Ecclesi|asticall, p. 7.To pay for Victuals and Vessells Impressed, see Council, p. 2.To pay charge of Hue and Cry in case, see Constable. per annum to the Colledge, see Colledge 30. 3For levying the same ibidTo pay to the Constable Charges of bringing Rates ibidMay distrin the goods of Constable or any other person in case 25. issue forth Warrants for Assessment yearly, see Charges Publick 23. 2To cut off the Ears of Wolves they pay for to Indians for the Country, see Wolves, p. 1To appoint Measurers of Corn, Wood or Board 156. 154With the Constable to chuse a Sealer of Weights and Measures, see Weights, 155. 8.May order and dispose Constables Watches, see Watches p.
5With two Magistrates may put Children forth to service 149. 2.To require Constables to levy fines on such as refuse to serve as Constables ibid. 145to manage the Prudential affairs of the Town according to instructions in writing, see Townships 148. 141To make Orders about Swine, see Swine p. 1.May impose fines for putting Rams to flocks ibidTo order spinning in their Towns, see Spin|ning p. 137.To make Orders for clearing Commons for Sheep, see Sheep 137. 3.To appoint the place where self-murderers shall be buried, see Self-murder p. 1Not to admit or suffer a Hetrodox or Scan|dalous Schoolmaster ibid. 135.To impose fines on any neglecting their Or|ders ibidTo chuse and allow an Officer an annual sti|pend to execute their Orders ibidTo provide for School-masters maintenance see Schools 136. 1.To make Orders to produce Salt-peeter, see Salt-peeter p. 3May▪ punish Prophaners of the Sabbath 132. 124.To provide materials for work in the House of Correction, see Prison 127. 123.To provide for Poor settled by County Court ibidTo allow Porters, and set their Wages, see Porters p. 15To crave the help of County Courts against persons obtrudeing the Town, see Poor p. 11.To Assess for Towns stock of Powder, &c. 5.To Assess the Town for mounting Artillery, &c. 19.To receive a third part of all Leather and Shoos seized, see Leather 90. 5.To prohibit persons from publick houses, &c in case 85. 1.Where no Magistrate or Commissioners are may commit a drunken person to Prison or punish according to Law, see Inkeepers 81. 11To approve of persons to keep Ordinaries, &c. 7Where no Magistrate or Commissioners are may punish Indians for Drunkeness, see Indians, 77. 66The penalty of Select-mens neglect ibidWith the Collector of Customes to rate persons in case, see Imposts 71. 2.To levy the penalty by Warrant for the Towns use ib. 65To approve such Stone-horses as go on Commons, see Horses 65. 2To give recompence to any damaged by such Wayes laid out ibid. 5To lay out private High-wayes, see High|wayes 64.
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