1789 Chap. 0049 An Act For Apportioning And Assessing A Tax Of Twenty Five Thousand Three Hundred And Sixty Pounds, Three Shillings And Five Pence To Answer The Exigences Of Government; And Also Four Thousand One Hundred Fifty Five Pounds Twelve Shillings -- To Replace The Same Sum Drawn Out Of The Treasury, To Pay The Members Of The House Of Representatives For Their Attendance The Two Last Sessions Of The General Court; Also For Assessing A Further Sum Of Eleven Pounds Fourteen Shillings, Set To The Town Of Bowdoin, And The Sum Of Thirty Six Pounds Nineteen Shillings And Eight Pence, Set On The Lands Of The Heirs And Assigns Of The Late Brigadier Waldo.