The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-23

shall have all HE powers and authority,
which; by existing Laws. any Collector of
taxes, for the use Of the State, may right
fully claim and exercise provided, never
lheless, that said John b. Seidenstrlcker
shall on or before the first day of March
next eXecnle a Bond to the State of Mary
land in the penalty Of fifty thousand dol
Ears, To be executed bv himself, and two
snrelles. ami 10 be approved by the Trea-
surer Of the Western Shore, or else by The
Mayor and Register of The City Of Balti-
more, conditioned for the due collection
and faithful application of said arrearages
OF taxes. according to the direction and
provisions of this Act; and provided, furlh-
er, that the execution, approval Of said
Bond, and the delivery thereof to said
Treasurer, shall be a condition precedent
to lheexercse of The power and authority
conferred by tins Act.
SECT 2. find be. IL enacted Tha. the
time allowed for The completion ofthe COL
lection OF taxes for the year eighteen hun
dreJ and forty lone shall be. and the same
is hereby extended TO the first dav of Au-
gust eighteen hundred and y-iour: and
that the time allowed for the comnl elton
oithe collection of the taxes for The wear
eighteen hundred and folty,two shall be
and the same is herby extended to the
first day ofOct"ber eighteen hundred and
lolty-lour; aud that the time allow ed for
The completion of The collection of taxes
for the year eighteen hundred and forlv-
three shall be and the same is hereby ex.
tended to the first day of March eighteen
hundred and forlyfve provided, never
theless, that said collector shall accom-,
monthly III the meantime for his actual
collections.
SECT. 3. dnd be il enacted, That for
the services 10 be be performed by the
SAID John b. Seidensricker, under the
authority Of this Act, he shall be allowed
the compensation prescribed in the Act,
under which the several assessments were
ad Tor the years aforesaid, and that he
shall be credited for insoIvencies and re-
movals, as provided in said Acts.
By the Hause If Delegates Bv The Senate
March 7th, lSl4. March 7lh. 1911.
! ll'sengrossed Thisengr, ssed
Bill, the origin Bill. the ORR
al OF which ginal of which
passed the I ~>(-C passed the SEN
House of Del GREAT ! ale the LIST dav
egaes the 2ls, } SEAL. { ofMarch. 1914
day of Feb'y.@ ~ was this d,v
io4s' was 'hs read and as
day assented to scented ,o.
ny oruer, BY order.
GEO. G. BREWER, JOS. II. NICHOLSON
Clerk. Clerk.
FRANCIS THOMAS.
STATE OF MARYLAND TO WIT:
BE IN remembered, and we hereby GER
my that the aloregolng is true copy Of
The Act entitled AN Act to provide for
The speedy and etlectuol collerlion Of the
arrearages of faxes imposed for the use
OF The State within The City of Baltimore
Tor tie years eighteen hundred aud forty
one elghtecp hundred and lnrty-iva
and eighteen hundred and fnrtv three,
which passed the General Assembly of
Maryland al December session, one llIou-
sand eigh, hundred and forly-lhree.
Given under our bands at the c,y of
Annapolis this l4rh day of March. lS44.
GEORGE G. BREWER.
Cleik House ID, legates, Md,
JOS. II. NICHOLSON.
Clerk Senate, Md
March 23rd lSld-kw
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