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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-29
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
TN pursuance of decree OF the U. States Court
/ for the fourth Circnit and Eastern District of
Virginia, pronounced ON the day of May, 1914,
in the case of Lewis Rogers and Charles Sagary,
merchants and partners, trading under the brm
and style of Rogers & Co., complainan,s, against
Thomas Hudgins, Robert Hudgins, John l..
Hudsins and others, defendants: the undersigned
acting as commissioners under said decree, Will
proceed TO sell al public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Mathews Court House, on the first day
of January next if fair if otherwise, the next lair
day thereafter, Sundays exceptcd,) the following
real estate, lying in the counties OF Mathews
and Gloucester, to wit: one undivided moiety oil
a water grist and saw mill and mill seat with the
lands thereto attached, and belonging, formerly
known and called ''Whilings Mill This pro-
perty lies in the county of Gloucester about seven
miles from the Court House, and is very vaiua-
bic.
Also a 10, at Mathews Court House. upon
which there are several houses, one OF them is
occupied ass Tailors shop and another lot about
one Quarter of mile from Mathews Court House
and adjoining the Mathews Academy, supposed
10 contain abou. forty acres-on this lot there IS
new two story dwelling Terms of sale, one
third cash. and the residue in equal instamenlS at
six and twelve months credit the purchaser or
purchasers executing bonds with approved secu-
ritv for the deferred payments, the legal title will
be retained until the credit payments are made.
SHEPARD G. MILLER,
JOHN BOHANNAN,
JOHN H. DIGGS,
Nov. 2S-tls. Commissioners.
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Jesse Michaux, Sheriff Of the county of Prince
Edward, and Samuel Watson, plaintiffs:
against
Joseph G. Williams and Jane L. his wife, Jno.
w. Richie, Joel ]. Scott, John T. Jeter, Edward
J. Roberts and Cuthberl Roach, Defendants:
The defendants Roberts and Roach, not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given security,
according to an act OF the General Assembly and
the rules of this Court, and it appearing that they
are not Inhabitants of this State, on the motion OF
the plaintiffs, by counsel, it is entered at rules
aforesaid, and accordingly ordered, that the said
defendants, Roberts and Roach do appear at
Rules to be taken in the Clerks Office OF said
Court, on the first Monday in February next, and
answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some one OF the
public newspapers printed in the city OF Rich
mond for two months successfully, and also post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse OF this
county. A Copy-Teste,
r ] WORSHAM. G.. G..
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Nov. 2S-w2m

TN CHANCERY.-VIRGIN AT rules taken
i in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery OF Prince Edward
county, the 4th day OF November, 1874
Jesse Michaux, Sheriff OF Prince Edward Co.,
and Thomas 7. Totty. Plaintiffs:
Against
JOS G. Williams, and Jane f. his wife, John
w. Richie, Ed j. Roberts and Cu,hbert Roach
Defendants.
The defendants Roberts and Roach not having
entered their appearance and given security &C.
coring 10 the Act of the General Assembly, and
the rules OF this Court; and happening that they
are no, inhabitants Of this state, on the motion
of the plaintiffs, BY counsel, it is entered al rules
aforesaid, and accordingly ordered, that the said
defendants Roberts AID Roach do appear at rules
to be taken in the Clerks Office Of said Court on
the first Monday in February next and answer
the plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some one of the public
newspapers printed in the city Of Richmond, for
two months successfully, and also posted at the
front door of the courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-TeSte:
b J. WORSHAM, C.. G..
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A TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE, ADJ
JOINING. RICHMOND.

LUCAS I. I1iOMtoO4N.
July 2 l5-wtt
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charges any other way If he should he viii not Aey
opportunity Of confront me before the Piic-
am no lawyer and therefore 30 expect n meet Hn
on stump, bot vhea leisure viii admit w'l rente h7
accusatlons publish his history from The 5y ne COM
nenced his public career untfi tite present tune
under deep Obligation t. the people of tietf 10Y
fends have naH3fe+teA an h-
tlan f nomhatioa al the a ola efc-
tan yn re aware the duties Of Cul!'c t3r 81
lake. - well rraied TO make enemies cw men wa
take upon this task w nnd hat they can not
,roupv comfy viih rgpr HE Law without g. ing
some offence Icl can consciously say that ~ no
have acted oppcssiyety or gwen ahY ffa7"h'b
gtonad Of complaint In ali things "hie serving you /
nave ensiea vorei TO o my duty faitAiuiiy
] remain tnur Gbedient
and humble servant,
JASON HAM
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Township Committees.

Abingdon Moses Robbins, Paul L,rsh, ID .vid
]. Waods Nicholas Smith and Jacob Fender.
Bostoa--J NJ. Blfa, j. p. Borgess., John
Smith, H1gh b Ias or and Thomas lIo'lett.
Ccntre-Wn. Yaman, Joehua Ellasoo, Caleb
b Jackson, DAVID Commons and +. V SEIjer
Clay stephen L tIotr, Daniel Bradbury, K b.
eGt Bond, Lerov Larsh and ". Scott,
Franklin -E ihn Hun, Joshua fries. Hen,
~ Dnucrow, Robert Stnrbuck and John NJ. Al
dlemln.
Green : Ezra ,ovitIe, Joshua B,licnger, ohm
Hongb, joseph Stephens N,
Mem Gardcn--Andrew Meredith, job Rev
noi!s John Henley ] Jhn Meredith and John E.
J mes.
Perry-JAcob w Fisher. Hinshav. Lar
kin Thornburgh. Miles Marshall and Wilson Dem
MS.
Jcfcrson-Nm Murray ] b Ichanan VIM
Lewis. Jesae Thnrnblrgh aud Charles Evans.
Jackson--S,l. Meredith, A. VI. Bradbury, ia
cob Wore. q w Whitman and John Bard.
Washington j I'm Taibott, Robert M1rphey
En- Weight, Dickson Hurst and Jan,cs Brown.
Wuyne- njamtn w DAVIS, w. l.. Frear
Andrew Woods, John League and Stephen
Thomas.
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CcntreylIle, March -, 1871

JASON HAM
Ceutrer.lle, .Harch u. Lett.

CeutrcrtAe, .H4rch u. Lett.
Nnrfca= doe8i- said pre-, al community "he-
tIr ndtsItu,Is whose ualrs before The people
ores the Aprt election, i
sb,ie the rc-4lt. Withdraw tlcr and support
ptnp'e shall then nominate or the p1t
pose sat5@fg public mind on that point. tac tet-
trial Committee Wayne County,, have addressed each
candidate :on tho following for the approval
aud tnaare all ,ho ag agree abide Inc result, t1as
the sanr may be made puhc. JAS. RARlDEN, Chm
ions Il sSrIIr, Sec'y Of Com.
ave the undersigned, candidate before tho people
:ae April election, 10 hereby pledge
abide result. and To Withdraw names
candidates dcs snart a snrh Icy tive
people and give sdPP" to such "a may be
de-su1tcd.n Approved and signed by ~ -
Eor Cicfk-Sau,reI Hannah; inos g. Noble W l.iam
EIo.tF 5or.dcd the Uiiss ntnke the nomination. Il
/ rloua be nominated - ApuI, viii not 30 rana
date August :---S Il stanton.
Set,ti9ry--D +. Holloway; Wm. r. Ioui@c; VI
bradbury; Danel Strattan IcOreselatircs--oftcr J..
Jones; Walter Lcg-; Wm 5 Addrman Sbcr.g--Nm .
NidGp: Jacob w. Fisher, David Gtnlry Jonn r DI'-
i,art Theron Park: WIN. V. Davis Ireas4rer -R f.
Fulton John Ptiche; Achilles Williams; Stephen Elliott
.fs.or,atc JuisesJe-se Williams; James +. Burgess;
John Bcari Kccosder---James Woods. Jesse Stevens.
l. ID Pcr.onett: james W. Maxwell; WIN J Sage;
Samuel E1rinn-pn. toroV stf3ner-John Iiutrh-
tnsrn Strti CjniHtis,iDpcr-I hom7s Adams CoTo,ter
Samuel t.. MesoIith
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PROV Isl ION 5

FINIE undersigned have opened PfoTision house u
ne r.91,. one door west >oan's Hotel ~here
-, .ae, =. III ,9ues for sale Fresh
ain3s Bacon and other salt meats ef'ea Bee baloaa
Co. i,n VIII ne sold me lowest ra;es.-
Th.y have af-0 ,l-caaeed the Baang and onlecoaaFy
abl,shu1ent Nr Lowry. and WA eonNnse the same
. ~. r,,,, be-a.or,re occupies by Mr. Lowry. where
nev Wi! keen Tor B:eal variety Of CAKES and
sveetneats Candies a. articles usually Kept II such
,ri-brra,,. CRACKERS of ;at.ty VIII %
o4 - G r-sy keepe anu the lowest pii-es and
win De IN, - in good an3 SAFE maaneF Fannie. can
). ,,i,a8 , fre7 eases parties ana vel ngs on
So, ,,5r, Tnev -..7e.sty <o!ielt such patronage
taefr attention II bIsjse=s mag merit
PANSDN s LLVfS
Nh, f14 d
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FOR TuE STATE.


ISL CmcUlr.-Chrls,ian Coon, VIM II. Boy
e. David Dryer, Samuel G. Dunn. John r. Sc
mans.
and-Narston q. Clarke. II. p. Thornton.
John w. Payne. \. !. Simpson VIM. Graham
Srd.-Richard Chambers, Stephen Ludlow.
Williamson Dunn. Elias Cornweu. Smith Naw
ter.
lth.-Wm. &. Butler, John \. Graham. W
{. Pelham. Samuel Hall. lsaac Sands.
3th-nougass Mcguire. Wm. Common. Samuel
llcrriot &C. Nave. james Z. Focy.
,i.h.-Eh Nurphev. George Is. Fing'ey, Ira
Grover. VIM. II. Bennett. David 7. Holloway
7th-Iamcs Pennington. John Ewing. T.. " d.
NcC;auhcv. John Il. Porter, James t. Mo:lt.
Sth.-Nm. NJ. Rcvhurn. Robert {. Green. \.
II. Grover, Wm. Mckenton. John ComStoch-
Gth.--John H. Dcfrecs. Thomas H. BosSctt, H..
c. Rose stephen IL. Combs. J. :. Harvey.
loth-J. +. Allison Samuel Moore, J. War
rem. John :. Watts. Aaron lloughton
llth.-Da,id kdgorc. Nathan 3. Hawkins,
John Is. Lee. X. y. Williams. Jesse Way.
l2th.-EHas Murray. Drusus Nicholas. i. L.
DOUGLASS NJ. Succ;sar. G. w W ood.
Published BY order OF the Committee.
q. II. SMITH. Chm'n.
L. ]. BARNETT. Scc'v
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Committee Room March |. Is IL.

QrEEN NtcroEIA IN>ANEi-Leucrs received III
Buffalo from gentlemen IN England, according 10
the Commercial Advertiser of that city. state dis
tiuc:lv. what has before boon darkIv limited 1T.
chat the insanity which 50 long afflicted George
ILL., - like 10 provo hereditary in ms craud-dau1h-
ter. Quocn Victoria. The symptoms. i Is said.
ARC already apparent. producing as vet bat lizzie
more .han what the French term rErE ,toNrEE.
but .s ine rise % painful apProhen~ons Of the re-
sult. Tho journeys OF the Queen 70 Scotland,
France and Belgium and her frequent short tours
N various counties Of England, have been made,
further said. IN the hope tia; change OF scene.
and filling tho mind with new thoughts might
break Tie dist.utnercd chain. and. II possible.
oycrt tho threatened danger. This may he Moth
ang hut gossip. hut when, IN th.s case there i
the heradEary ,alnt of insanity IN the blood, there
i alvey reason -or apprehension.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-29
THE NEW ORLEANS ELECTION FRAUD.

THE NEW ORLEANS ELECTION FRAUD.
We suppose there might BE- a good deal OF OK
agg.r ration IN thc char4 Of Frauds. in granting
naturalization papers by JCDGE ELLIOTT. IN New
Orleans. The Iropic ofthe llth INST. however
contains the Repor. of Committee Of the Legs
lature. and adopted by the House, Oh the Elcc-
ton Case. and VIC have never seen anything III
this country. like tie barcfacod fraud il exhibits.
Tho Committee mako nine specifications OF fraud.
corruption, and ilIegnllty, and under each head
adducc the most ample testimony. BY persons and
papers. The Committee conclude in the follow
ing manner
our Commit are therefore of opinion, that
Judge Elliott did derive, expect 10 derive Pecu-
mary benefit from this naturalization Job. Be
SIDES they think IT abundantIy manifest. from the
testimony Of Col. Christv. Of Mr. Rousseau. OF
Mr.. Van Buren,, Of Mr.. Phelps. and Of others,
that II tIa judy has not direcfiy sanctioned tie
Hieaf mud corrupt practices Of his Cierk he has
taiicd 10 dixcharoe his dutics 10 the pnbiic. 70
superintand and direct the keeping and preserving
the records and proceedings Of his Court that he
has by the most shameful remlssness and the
crosses: neglect, Indirectly countcnanced the mall
practices oil an unprncipled Clerk. and SO aided
IN lnfl5cttnga blow upon public liberty; that he
has suffered tho Temple Of Justice Ia be converted
INTO Il trading shop. for the salc of spurious
ifcatos of naturalization. and that he has sworn
10 administer IN is purity. to be degraded into an
instrument of fraud and political corruption.
Your Committee therefore recommend, THAT
IUpGG Il. e. ELt3orr III REMOVED from office. rs
judy Of tue City Court Of Lafayette.
Is gnod) 3. IIrSr.
+. PHELFs.
]. X. GAUpET.
Il IS = most startling fact that such things can
be done in our country. and the real voters cheat
ed Of their rights IN open day, BY such frauds.
We \ re- dad t. So. 1hat The House adopted the
D. I y =. 49,
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The Ashland CLAY Club.

Meet ms evening the school aou~e Cornelss
ian JAS STARR, Sew
Fnlay, March % 1871.
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GARRETT RUGS. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
AND INDIA MATING, STAND. DRY
GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE, No. II, last Fourth
{ iucIuuatI.


GOODS CARPET HOUSE, No. =, last Fourth
Street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
YOIN SfiILLIrD \ co are no daily receiving
- their Spring snpalie. Of New Goods; beg
generally very and supetb selection Of
Goods Iine Their stock Of CARPETS IN particular
they believe been equaea IN the vest extent
and viii be sold usual Teg'LIr and .7tt-
form DrIces, at the iotrest Cash rates
Carpetsng Super Royal Velvet Pile do do Brussels;
Extra Rch Chinu Tapestry, do Neyes do do Imperial
do Rich Brussels STAIR; SIS, 33 and IA super Dam
treble Venans; 24, 5s 81. 7-e ard ii bright
coors plain Nentans all kinds of low priced Carpets,
cheap Ingrained tnon, DO Nenitans tI!ed
Hemp, Cotton. Common Stair, &c &
Rugs, Boetuqg. &c.-Royal Administer Rugs, London
Tufted and Chenille Rugs BruaseI. Wilton Tufed
do, Jnte and supee Manila door Mats, (ali szes)
Plain Green and Chntz hg'd Wonlen D:ugget. lo-4 and
I2-4 Danssk LINEN do Oval fat AMI hollow Stair Rods,
(a sze-) Covering Linen for Stairs. Garnet binding Nc
Floor OIL Cloths and NItttng-Floot o' Cloths III tho
,! vide, any for Halls aud Rooms
AIso-A Oh CIoths assorted widths AMI pat
Canton Mating; 1. 81 and o. Coioted do
Housekeeping Good'-5f. CT. l0-4 and II Barnsies
Irlsh Saeetings Grass Bleached Irish Shirtng aud
Pillow Linens; ~ aud t1e4 Barnsey md Dana *
Table Diapers English, Scotch and Russia Ioweng do:
Satin Damask Table Cloths, Napkins, and Doles; Rich
French Cloth Table and Pana Covers. Damask Worsted
and plaid covering the piece; 1914 TO IL White Mar
settles Quits Large Be- and Girls Blankets
Curtain Drapery.-W mite and colored emb'd Dranefy
Buff, white and brown Wintor Holiands Rtch french
Window ChIntze=: New Lan3.caFe painted Shades; Bpf
Damask Curtain Cashmere; Re- aud bloc plan - with
BORDER Danask and waered Noreens. fihe "htte Dim
ny aud FurnI ture ChIntzes.
ALso,-A splendid assnrmen, of new fashionable ORES.
Goof< Frea-h Epglish aud Scotch hne Goods such
as rich Pa IRIS SIks Painted Lawns and Musns Printed
Rareres aud Bazarines, Shaded Grapes Lace Og.ndfes
Family Nourn ing; all kinds Of rcn Shaws, and French
EmhroiSery: Weddings, Ieces Hosiery. Gloves
& Braadcloth= Ca.mere=, Nesiings, Meme and Boys
SUMMER Of ALI kinds,
March -. lSii l3t1ah-d
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C A N D Id AT & S ,

'mlna:ion TO be held on the first No
~.
For Clerk.
SAMUEL HANNAH,
TlIOS q. NOBLE,
WM ELLlOrr
s b STANTON,
For Treasurer.
r. f. FULTON,
STEPHEN ELLIOTT,
JOHN PRITCHET.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
For sheriff.
WILLIAM V DAVIS.
DAVID GENTRY,
THERON PARK,
JACOB w FISHER,
WM. NiDUP.
JOHN l.. DUNUAM,
For senator.
A NJ BRADBURY.
DANIEL SIRATTAN.
w II FOULkE,
b. Z. HOLLOWAY
For representatives.
WALTER LEGG.
ELI WRIGHT
OLIVER L. JONES.
JOSEPH LEWIS.
t'or Associate Judge.
] +. BURGESS.
JESSE WILLIAMS
JOHN BEARD.
For Recorder.
LORENZO d. PERSONETT.
JESSE ) STEVENS.
JAMES w MAXWELL.
JAMES WOODS.
SAMUEL EDNONSON.
ALEXANDER STOKES.
A +. SIIDRTRlDGE
WM SPRINGER.
school Fund Commissioner.
THOMAS ADAMS.
County Commissioner.
JOHN III TCIiNSON.
LiRkIN IIIORNBtRIH.
For Coroner.
SiM'L c. MEREDITH.
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v are authorized 10 announce LEVI STEELE, a.
candidate for Constable
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\ 1ASanE TercK.-The editor Of tho knick-
crboozor. IN his agreeable monthly gossip relates
The following anecdota:
The Y ankca trick, described By our Nedtord
Massachusetts, correspondent. IS on file for IN
sertion. L Is, III ono OF is features. not unlike
the anccdo.e OF an old Dutchman. IN the valley Of
Mohawk. who one day stopped Yankee pedIar.
iourneving slowly thro' the valley on the Sabbath.
and informed him that he must put up for tho
dav or If It ncshessary dat Inc should travel.
he must pay for dc pass 1t was necessary. II
seems. for he told the Yankee to write the pass.
and he would sign it that he could do. though he
didn't write o read wrtIn. The pass was writ
ten and signed with the Dutchman's hierog vph
icz and tho pcdIar went forth into the bowels of
the land without impcdment Some slN months
afterwards 4 brother Du;chinan. who kept 4
store further down the Mohawk IN settling with
tho pot.s official. brought IN among other accounts
an order for twenty five dollars worth of goods.
How l>h dat p SAID the Sunday officer / never
give no ordcr. Let mo soc hlm- The order was
produced dat ish my namo me sartln--yaas, but
It lsh dat Id Yankee pass
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INDIANA. WAYNE COUNTY, SGT
In tie Wayne FI25atc Court.
Job Bafton, A am'r 9i
James Boron, sec.
The EIejrso SAID eece4eat

The Hers OF SAID eece+ent
And now, at 1is day, 20th fay March,
1911, SAID plaintiff and affidavit ths na-
1e=deicv said Maria Rorton. The said Mara BartsD
viii therefore take notice Ming pcttion
unless she appears ~elore Wayne Probate
Court. tae ifsi his term. heid
Court House il sad county, TIE "a Monday Of Ma
next. 70 aAsNe sad petion WI Be heard
her ABSENCE. Witness,
JOHN FINLEY. OK
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THE, MAR X ELS.

THE MARKETS.
LATEST PRICES.
Cincinnati March 26. New Orleans, March l3
Baltimore " arch 81 Boston, March ID.
New YoIk, March 20.
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The following gentlemen compose The Count,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-13
Law OF MARYLAND.
CHAPTER 2OS.

A FURTHER supplement to the act en-
ulcd, an act for the general valuation
and assessment Of property in this
State, and to provide tax to pay the
debts OF the State, passed at March SEES
sion, eighteen hundred and lorty-one,
chapter twenty-three.
Section l. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, that in the several
counties of this State, Howard district, and
thc city of Baltimore, wherein collectors
OF the taxes now imposed or TO be imposed
by Law, shall not have been appointed, or
having been appointed, have failed or re-
fused to qualify and discharge the duties
ol their appointments, as required by law,
II shall and may be lawful for the Gov
ernor, ard he is hereby authorised and
acquired, on the first day of May next, or
as soon thereafter as conveniently may be,
to appoint a collector or collectors for
such county, district or city. as the
case may be; and the collector or
collectors SO 10 be appointed, shall
give bond, TO be executed by him or them
with their surctes, and approved by the
Governor, or some Judge of the County
court, for which the collector or collect
ors may be appointed, and recorded, as re-
Hulredby the original act, a copy Of which
bond, certified by the clerk, III whose Of
flee the same may be recorded. shall be
by hun forthwith transmitted to the Trea-
surer anG the Governor Of this State, and
the collectors so to be appointed, shall
have all the powers, capacities aud priv
llcgcs, which are possessed or cnoyed by
collectors appointed under the original
act, or its supplements.
Sect. ,. And be il enacted, That if, in
any county in this State, the city of BaI,i-
morc, or Howard district, collector or
collectors shall not have been appointed
aud qualified by the first day OF June next
then and in that case, it shall and may be
lawful for the Treasurer to appoint All
agent or agents in such county, district o,
city, giving the preference in such appoint
lnent, to the Sheriff OF such count, OF
district, with power to receive from the
scveral inhabitants OF such county, dis
'rict or city, all sums OF money duc for
taxes undcr lie original act, or its supple
nents, and TO give cilcctual and valid re-.
's'elpts therefor, and it shall be the duty Vi
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such agents to pay all sums received bv
them Tor taxes into the Treasury ON the
iIFsl Monday IN September, December.
March and June, III each year, after the
passage OF this act and each and every
agent, before he acts as such, shall give
bond 10 the State of MARYLAND with rood
and suiirIent sureiies, to be approved by
the Treasurer, and in penalty to be bv
him prescribed, with condition that the
SAID agent shall, well and faithfully. ey-
ccule his office, and the several duties re-
qulred, and to be required of him by law.
and that he shall, well and faithfully &C.
count Tor, and pay over to the Treasurer
the several sums of money, which he
SHALL receive or be answerabIc for by law
at such time as the law shall direct, which
bond shall be recorded in the office Of the
clerk Of the county, for which such accent
may be appointed.
sect. ). And be it enacted, that il shall
be the duty of the clerks oflhc Levy counts
the Commissioners ofthc tax, and the APP
peal Tax Court Of Baltimore, (as the case
may be- to furnish the several agents so
to DC appointed, as aforesaid, bv the Trca-
sufcr, with list or statement of the fax.
able inhabitants within !hc limits, rorw which
lhoy may be respectively appointed, and
Tie Wh"lc amount OF tax due from each
taxable.
Sect. 4. And be it enacted that the COM
pensalon Of sad agents shall be com,
mission OF three per ccnlum on all monies
pad by them respectively into the 'rrea-
sury.
Sect. 8. And be it enacted, that When
ever, and so soon as collector or collect.
ors for any county, in which an agent or
agents may be appointed, either by the
Levy courts or commissioners, or-thc
Mayor and city council Of Baltimore, on
The Governor, under the provisions IF this
acl' and Shall qualify, as such, the power
Oh inc agent or agents, in such county
district or city, shall cease, and tho money
then IN his hands shall be paid by him
th'" 'he treasury; and on failure, his
no'd snail be put in suit; provided, that
at any time before collector is APPOINTED
as aforesaid, the agent may become such,
by giving bond himself with surety OF
sHretIes to be approved, as aforesaid, a,
collector
Sect q. Aud be it enacted, that all the
taxes now due aud i'll alrcar 10 til, State