1846. INDEX.

Chap.

Sec.

PUBLIC AUCTION—

account, in writing, of the monies for

which any goods, &c., shall have been

sold, &c., from the time of his entering

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into recognizance required by said act,

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&c., or from the time last account was

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rendered, &c., the days when sold, dis-

tinguishing the sales made by himself,

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or in his presence, and those made by

partner or clerk, &c , setting forth the

amount of goods, &c., sent to him, &c.,

for sale, and by him sold; the days on

which sold, particularising the amounts

of the duties chargeable on sales at auc-

tion, and make oath thereof, &c., and

shall, within thirty days after rendering

such account, pay such amount to the

treasurer, and upon neglect to render

account or pay the amount, to be liable

to the penalties provided in the ninth

section of the act of 1827, chap. 111,

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Every auctioned who, within the

period limited for accounting, shall have

made no sales liable to auction duties,

shall make an affidavit of these facts

before one of the judges of the city

court, and transmit a copy to the trea-

surer, certified by said judge, within

the same time that an account is requir-

ed to be rendered by the preceding sec-

tion, and the penalty for neglecting to

make such affidavit the same as for ne-

glect to make return, &c.,

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The Governor not to nominate any

person for auctioneer, who shall not

have settled in full at the treasury for all

accounts due on account of auction du-

ties, &c.; this section to be in force

from the passage of this act,

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In case any person commissioned as

an auctioneer, shall neglect to take out

a license, within twenty days after the

commission is forwarded by the Gover-

nor, such commission to be null and void,

and Governor to appoint some other

person, &c.

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