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Albert Newhall & William Swan for their services while on Committee to investigate the doings of certain Banks within this State being reported with amendments which are adopted. | Albert Newhall & William Swan for their services while on Committee to investigate the doings of certain Banks within this State being reported with amendments which are adopted. | ||
Read a second time and passed to be engrossed. Sent up for concurrence. | Read a second time and passed to be engrossed. Sent up for concurrence. | ||
| − | Rep. of Committee on Finance | + | [Rep. of Committee on Finance] |
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Committee on Finance - report a Resolve & order | Committee on Finance - report a Resolve & order | ||
Read and accepted. | Read and accepted. | ||
| − | Resolve - authorizing a loan of $30,000 - | + | [Resolve - authorizing a loan of $30,000 -] |
| − | Resolve authorizing a loan of $30,000 at an annual interest, not exceeding 6 for | + | |
| + | Resolve authorizing a loan of $30,000 at an annual interest, not exceeding 6 for ct or such part of said sum as the exigences of the State may require. | ||
Read a first and second time and passed to be engrossed. | Read a first and second time and passed to be engrossed. | ||
Sent up for concurrence. | Sent up for concurrence. | ||
| − | Committee on | + | [Committee on Finance to assess a tax of 50,000] |
| − | Ordered that the Committee on Finance be directed in the tax bill to apportion on the several towns and plantations in this State according to their valuation and number of Polls a tax of $50. | + | |
| + | Ordered that the Committee on Finance be directed in the tax bill to apportion on the several towns and plantations in this State according to their valuation and number of Polls a tax of $50.000 for the current year, the sum so apportioned on the polls to be one fifth part of said $50000. | ||
Read and passed. | Read and passed. | ||
Message from the Governor. | Message from the Governor. | ||
| − | Message from Governor | + | [Message from Governor] |
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Message from the Governor. | Message from the Governor. | ||
| − | To the Senate and House of Representatives} | + | To the Senate and House of Representatives } |
| − | Genl McCobb - resigned - | + | |
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Major General McCobb having resigned the command of the 4th Division, the selection of an Officer to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of that Officer is now rendered necessary. | Major General McCobb having resigned the command of the 4th Division, the selection of an Officer to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of that Officer is now rendered necessary. | ||
William King. | William King. | ||
March 3d 1821 | March 3d 1821 | ||
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Albert Newhall & William Swan for their services while on Committee to investigate the doings of certain Banks within this State being reported with amendments which are adopted. Read a second time and passed to be engrossed. Sent up for concurrence.
[Rep. of Committee on Finance]
Committee on Finance - report a Resolve & order Read and accepted.
[Resolve - authorizing a loan of $30,000 -]
Resolve authorizing a loan of $30,000 at an annual interest, not exceeding 6 for ct or such part of said sum as the exigences of the State may require. Read a first and second time and passed to be engrossed. Sent up for concurrence.
[Committee on Finance to assess a tax of 50,000]
Ordered that the Committee on Finance be directed in the tax bill to apportion on the several towns and plantations in this State according to their valuation and number of Polls a tax of $50.000 for the current year, the sum so apportioned on the polls to be one fifth part of said $50000. Read and passed. Message from the Governor.
[Message from Governor]
Message from the Governor. To the Senate and House of Representatives }
[Genl McCobb - resigned -]
Major General McCobb having resigned the command of the 4th Division, the selection of an Officer to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of that Officer is now rendered necessary. William King. March 3d 1821