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                JOHN EAGER HOWARD, Esq; Governor.

and give notice to the attorney-general, who is hereby required to proceed
immediately to the recovery of the said debts in manner aforesaid.

1789.

CHAP.
XLVII.

    XVI.  And be it enacted, That the creditors of the state, to whom the funds
created by the consolidating act were pledged, shall receive their interest annually
on the first day of December.
Interest to be
received annually,
&c.
    XVII.  And be it enacted, That the debtors in all bonds which were liable to
assignment to the creditors of persons whose estates were confiscated, or who
were attainted of treason, and of which no assignment has been required by the
said creditors, shall be entitled to the indulgence of this act, on complying with
the terms and conditions herein before prescribed.
Debtors entitled
to indulgence,
&c.
    XVIII.  And, whereas no provision hath been made for assessing and collecting
the two shilling and six-penny fund tax for any year subsequent to the year seventeen
hundred and eighty-eight, Be it further enacted, by the authority aforesaid,
That all the proceedings of the late commissioners of the tax in such of the
counties within the state wherein measures have been taken by them for the collection
of the said tax for the present year, be and the same are hereby made valid
and confirmed; and all bonds executed by any collectors by them appointed for
securing the collection thereof, are hereby made effectual, to all intents and purposes,
and the respective obligors in such bonds mentioned, shall be and are
hereby bound by the terms and tenor thereof, in like manner as if such bonds
had been executed according to any law heretofore made for assessing and collecting
the said tax, and the said collectors shall be subject to the same rules and regulations
as are provided by any such law for securing the collection thereof; and
the governor and council are hereby authorised and empowered to appoint three
commissioners in each respective county within this state, for assessing and securing
the collection of the said tax for the two next succeeding years, and also
for the present year in such of the counties where no proceedings have been had,
from a supposed defect of power for collecting the same; and the said commissioners
are hereby authorised and required to meet at the court-houses in their
respective counties, and to take the necessary measures to effect the collection of
the said fund tax for the two next succeeding years, and also for the present year
in such of the counties where no steps have been taken for this purpose; and in
the appointment of collectors, and in making the necessary regulations for the
rules and provisions laid down by the act for raising the supplies for the year
seventeen hundred and eighty-six, on the valuation of property on which the
assessment was levied and collected for that year; and the said commissioners
shall, on application by any person interested, or without such application when
they shall have knowledge of the change, make such alterations in the assessment
of that year, as any change of property or time, or other circumstances, may
render necessary; and the collectors of the said fund tax, instead of four, shall
Be allowed six per cent. for the collection.

 

Proceedings
of commissioners
made

valid, &c.

    XIX.  And, whereas there remains a quantity of confiscated British property
which was not sold either by the commissioners for the preservation and sale of
confiscated British property, or the late intendant or agent of the state:  And
whereas several discoveries have been made of confiscated property since the first
day of May, seventeen hundred and eighty-seven, but for want of a power in
the governor and council to make a composition, the necessary papers cannot be
procured, so as to sell the right of the state; therefore, Be it enacted, That 
the governor and council be and they are hereby empowered and directed to dispose
of all confiscated British property now remaining unsold as aforesaid, for
depreciation or liquidated state certificates, to be paid in three equal yearly payments,
on bonds to be given by the purchaser, with approved security, the property
f principal and security to be bound in the same manner, and under the
limitations, herein before prescribed, and to give notice in the several newspapers
within the state, and such other notice as they may think proper, of the
terms and time of sale, and to appoint a proper person to sell the same.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Governor, 
&c. to dispose
of all confiscated
property,
&c.

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