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An Act setting forth the property, real and personal, and the privileges and occupations liable to taxation in this State. 1835-1836 58 (1835)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactstn0111 and id is 1 raw text is: 58 this act he is required to furnish, and paying- postage upon letters and other communications in relation to the dis- charge of his duties. Governor may SEc. 22. Be it enacted, That if the Comptroller shall appoint protein die, resign, or from any other cause be disabled to do and perform the duties of his office, the Governor shall ap- point some person well qualified to do and performmife du- ties of the Comptroller, who shall receive the same salary, take the same oath, shall be liable to the same penalties, and shall receive the same allow-nces as are by this act contemplated to be received, allowed and performed by the Comptroller. SEc. 23. Be it enacted, That the Comptroller shall Term of oice hold and perform the duties of his office for the term of two years, and until his successor shall be qualified to un- dertake the duties of said office. SEc. 24. Be it enactcd, That it shall be the duty of the Kno aend a Comptroller to attend at Knoxville, in the eastern division, Jacksoa on the first day of February, and remain there until the fif- teenth day of February; and at Jackson, in the western di- vision, on the first day of April, and remain there for the space of twenty days, for the purpose of settling with clerks, collectors and other officers, who may be required by law to pay money into the treasury, and also to audit any claims that may be presented for adjudication in either of the divisions of the State during his continuance at such place, and shall also provide by arrangements with the banks in the different divisions of the State so as to have such claims paid in the division where the claimants may reside. SEc. 25. Be it enacted, That the Comptroller, as a Additional compensation for his attendance at Jackson and Knoxville, compensation. shall recive two hundred and fifty dollars in addition to his salary herein prescribed, to be paid out of the public treasury. EPHRAIM H. FOSTER, Speaker of the House of Representative . JONATHAN WEBSTER, Speaker of the Senate. Passed January 23d, 1836. CHAPTER XIII. A Act setting Forth the property, real and personal, and the privileges and occupations liable to taxation in this State. StCTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Ossembly of Property liable the State of Tennessee, That all lands in this State held by to taxation deed, grant, entry or dower, and town lots other than such Digitized from Best Copy Available

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