JOHN LEE CARROLL, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 177

	June next thereafter, deliver to the collector of
	taxes a copy of said levy, showing the amount of
	taxes due [due] from each taxpayer.
	121. The collector of taxes shall, within fifteen
	days after he receives the copy of the levy as here-	Deliver tax
	inbefore provided for, deliver to each taxpayer his	bills.
	tax bill.
	122. If any taxpayer should fail to pay his taxes
	within sixty days after the collector of taxes has de-
	livered to him his tax bill, then the said collector is
	hereby empowered and authorized to distrain for	Distrain for taxes.
	said taxes in the same manner (and with the same
	costs) that collectors of county taxes are authorized
	to distraint for taxes.
	123. The collector of taxes shall give bond with	Give bond
	security to be approved by the burgess and commis-	and have it
	sioners in the penalty of one thousand dollars, con-	recorded.
	ditioned for the faithful discharge of his duties, and
	said bonds shall be recorded in the office of the Clerk
	of the Circuit Court for Garrett county.
	124. The collector of taxes shall report in writing	Report am'nt
	to the burgess and commissioners at every regular meeting held by them the amount of taxes collected	of taxes col- lected.
	by him since last meeting of said burgess and com-
	missioners, together with the names of the persons
	from whom collections have been made, and the
	amount collected from each, and said report shall be
	recorded by the town clerk, and the said collector
	shall, at the time he makes his report as aforesaid,
	pay over to the treasurer the amount collected by
	him less his commission, which shall be ten per cent.
	of the amount collected.
	125. It shall be the duty of the town clerk to be
	present at all the meetings of the burgess and com-
	missioners. He shall keep a correct record of their	Clerk to
	proceedings, and an accurate account of all their	keep record.
	financial transactions. He shall enter all ordinances
	passed by the burgess and commissioners and signed
	by the burgess, in a book kept by him for that pur-
	pose, and the books of said corporation shall be
	open for the inspection of any taxpayer at all times,
	and copies of all ordinances shall be put up in the
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