CANNONS and ARTILLERY WERE LEGAL IN PHILADELPHIA IN 1790
ORDINANCES Ordinance of January 18 1790 An ordinance for the suppression of nuisances and enforcing of useful regulations within the city of Philadelphia For the other sections of this ordinance see JWuisances and Carriages 1 And whereas the firing of cannon or other great pieces of artillery or ordnance and the illuminating of houses within the city on occasions of public rejoicing have been attended with many great mischiefs and inconveniences It is therefore ordained and enacted That no person or persons whatsoever shall fire or discharge any cannon or other piece of artillery or ordnance or illuminate or cause or permit to be illuminated any house within the built parts of this city without the permission of the mayor of the city for the time being first had and obtained in writing under his hand under the penalty of forfeiting and paying for every piece of cannon or other artillery or ordnance so fired or house so illuminated the sum of five dollars all and every the fine and fines imposed by this ordinance shall be recoverable with costs of suit by any person
who shall sue for the same before the mayor recorder or any
alderman of the said and shall go one moiety to the person or
persons who shall sue for the same and the other moiety for the
use of the city Ordinance of July 9 1821 p.78
A Digest of the Ordinances of the Corporation of the City of Philadelphia: And of the Acts of Assembly Relating Thereto
Corporation (PHILADELPHIA), John C. LOWBER (and MILLER (C. S.))
Robert Desilver, 1822 - “Municipal charters and ordinances” - 301 pages
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“Cannons for sale Six very excellent double fortified sizes, with ammunition...”
New-York Commercial Advertiser, August 02, 1804, Page 1
for sale 4 cannons
New-York Evening Post., July 16, 1811, Page 1
for sale 200 cannons and 100 tons of shot’
New-York Evening Post ., September 23, 1828, Page 3
for sale 200 cannons and howitzers and tons of shot and ammunition
New-York Evening Post , November 02, 1844, Page 1 [NY City]
ffor sale 50 cannons and 100 tons of shot
New-York Evening Post , September 09, 1829, Page 1 [NY City]
https://nyshistoricnewspapers.org/lccn/sn83030385/1829-09-
09/ed-1/seq-1/#date1=01%2F01%2F1790&sort=relevance&date2=12%2F31%2F1845&searchType=
U.S. Govt sells 400 cannons, 36 mortars, muskets and cartridges to the general public... source: “Evening Courier & Republic”, February 07, 1866, Page 3 [Buffalo, NY]
CANNONS and ARTILLERY WERE LEGAL IN PHILADELPHIA IN 1790
ORDINANCES Ordinance of January 18 1790 An ordinance for the suppression of nuisances and enforcing of useful regulations within the city of Philadelphia For the other sections of this ordinance see JWuisances and Carriages 1 And whereas the firing of cannon or other great pieces of artillery or ordnance and the illuminating of houses within the city on occasions of public rejoicing have been attended with many great mischiefs and inconveniences It is therefore ordained and enacted That no person or persons whatsoever shall fire or discharge any cannon or other piece of artillery or ordnance or illuminate or cause or permit to be illuminated any house within the built parts of this city without the permission of the mayor of the city for the time being first had and obtained in writing under his hand under the penalty of forfeiting and paying for every piece of cannon or other artillery or ordnance so fired or house so illuminated the sum of five dollars all and every the fine and fines imposed by this ordinance shall be recoverable with costs of suit by any person
who shall sue for the same before the mayor recorder or any
alderman of the said and shall go one moiety to the person or
persons who shall sue for the same and the other moiety for the
use of the city Ordinance of July 9 1821 p.78
A Digest of the Ordinances of the Corporation of the City of Philadelphia: And of the Acts of Assembly Relating Thereto
Corporation (PHILADELPHIA), John C. LOWBER (and MILLER (C. S.))
Robert Desilver, 1822 - “Municipal charters and ordinances” - 301 pages
++++++++++++++++==
“Cannons for sale Six very excellent double fortified sizes, with ammunition...”
New-York Commercial Advertiser, August 02, 1804, Page 1
for sale 4 cannons
New-York Evening Post., July 16, 1811, Page 1
for sale 200 cannons and 100 tons of shot’
New-York Evening Post ., September 23, 1828, Page 3
for sale 200 cannons and howitzers and tons of shot and ammunition
New-York Evening Post , November 02, 1844, Page 1 [NY City]
ffor sale 50 cannons and 100 tons of shot
New-York Evening Post , September 09, 1829, Page 1 [NY City]
https://nyshistoricnewspapers.org/lccn/sn83030385/1829-09-
09/ed-1/seq-1/#date1=01%2F01%2F1790&sort=relevance&date2=12%2F31%2F1845&searchType=
U.S. Govt sells 400 cannons, 36 mortars, muskets and cartridges to the general public... source: “Evening Courier & Republic”, February 07, 1866, Page 3 [Buffalo, NY]
Screaming Biden says
BS waring alarm goes on full blast
Try this Joey, you can build your own. Can you do woodworking? They also grow really good potatoes in Idaho. 12 pounders.
https://hernironworks.com/product/napoleoncannon12pounder/
what an idiot. Did he ever hear the term PRIVATEER. Private people owned whole ships with guns. stupid pedophile.
I live in a rural area-there are several people with cannon out here-a neighbor recently bought a cannon from a place online, and assembled it-he hasn’t fired it yet, but it is pointed at the riverbank and ready-if DJT wins, he says he will load and fire it, and he’ll invite all neighbors-bring your own drinks...
Do we really care what a dementia patient screams?
It’s been so long since I couldn’t pass my cannon background
check... I can’t remember all the details.
Neither can anyone else.
Biden, brain dead, and he’s not coming back.