1759-60 Chap. 0002. An Act For Apportioning And Assessing The Sum Of Ninety-Four Thousand Seven Hundred And Eighty Pounds Three Shillings And Twopence; Also For Apportioning And Assessing A Tax Of Three Hundred Pounds, For Fines Laid Upon Towns That Have Not Sent Any Persons To Represent Them In The General Court The Present Year; Also For Apportioning And Assessing A Tax Of Five Thousand One Hundred And Thirty-Four Founds Eleven Shillings, Paid The Representatives For Their Travel, Service And Attendance In The General Court, In The Years One Thousand Seven Hundred And Fifty-Seven, And One Thousand Seven Hundred And Fifty-Eight; Also For Assessing A Tax Of Six Hundred And Sixty-Two Founds Four Shillings And Sixpence, Upon The Town Of Sherburn, Upon Nantucket, In Lieu Of Their Proportion Of Soldiers For Carrying On The Present War; And Also For Assessing A Tax Of Three Thousand And Fifty-Three Founds One Shilling And Fourpence, Upon Sundry Towns, To Be Levied Upon The People Called Quakers, In Lieu Of Furnishing Their Respective Quotas Of Men For The Military Service, In The Years One Thousand Seven Hundred And Fifty-Eight, And One Thousand Seven Hundred And Fifty-Nine.

Title:	1759-60 Chap. 0002. An Act For Apportioning And Assessing The Sum Of Ninety-Four Thousand Seven Hundred And Eighty Pounds Three Shillings And Twopence; Also For Apportioning And Assessing A Tax Of Three Hundred Pounds, For Fines Laid Upon Towns That Have Not Sent Any Persons To Represent Them In The General Court The Present Year; Also For Apportioning And Assessing A Tax Of Five Thousand One Hundred And Thirty-Four Founds Eleven Shillings, Paid The Representatives For Their Travel, Service And Attendance In The General Court, In The Years One Thousand Seven Hundred And Fifty-Seven, And One Thousand Seven Hundred And Fifty-Eight; Also For Assessing A Tax Of Six Hundred And Sixty-Two Founds Four Shillings And Sixpence, Upon The Town Of Sherburn, Upon Nantucket, In Lieu Of Their Proportion Of Soldiers For Carrying On The Present War; And Also For Assessing A Tax Of Three Thousand And Fifty-Three Founds One Shilling And Fourpence, Upon Sundry Towns, To Be Levied Upon The People Called Quakers, In Lieu Of Furnishing Their Respective Quotas Of Men For The Military Service, In The Years One Thousand Seven Hundred And Fifty-Eight, And One Thousand Seven Hundred And Fifty-Nine.
Author:	Massachusetts.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/2452/116501
Date:	1759

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