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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsva0266 and id is 1 raw text is: IN 1,11m y0QTY-SECOND YAM OF THE COMMONWEALTU.
chancery, one dollar and fifty cents ; for each appeal from the
superior courts of law or chancery to the court of appeals, and
for aci supersedeas or writ of error issuing from thc court of
appeals, two dollars nnd fifty cents; for each writ or declaration
in ejectment, or subpcena, instituting a suit in a county or corpo-,
ration court, one dollar: Provided, the said taxes on law process
on. certifcates ndcr shall by the'respective clerks be taxed in thie bill of costs : for
ndiot' our,; eadL certificate under the seal of any superior court of law, one
dollar; for cach certificate urder the seal of any other court, two
on tmnire. or sr. dollars ; for every transfer of a surveyor's cer'ificate, for land, in
ieor etii icttsflr tile RI Ister's Oflice, one dollar and fifty cents; for every attes-
imirum.uaits tegd()llstei ~
uiok r iintaritl seal, tation, protestation and all other instruments of publication by a
1,131 ctrtilleailt undv
itil 0r t CoIlJlII. notary public, under his seal of office, one (lollar and. fifty cents
,,tiiltb. . for eacti certificate under the seal of tile Conmmonweal th, two
dollars. There shall be levied, collected and paid,on the several
licenses hereinafter-mentioned, to h granted in the manner prd-
Onrdcant' lcun- scritbed by law, the following taxes, to wit :-on every license to
S; sell inerciandize of foreign growth or manufacture, by wholesale
and retail, sixty dollars; by retail only,twenty dollars: P]revided,
that nothing in this Act contained shall be construed so as to
prevent any farmer or planter from selling salt, tea, molasses,
sugar, colliue, spices, iron or steel, to his neighbors, whlen such
articles are purchased as a reltrn load, for his or her produce, 6r
on liceiws to haw. other pro perty, taken to market; on every license to a hawker or
hers or I IRr;t pedlar, of dry goods, forty dollars ; on every license to a pedlhr
fxhililors of 1.1i ph l aiI, o
,'hn,.h,,1vid ,r+ trading in tin or pewter, twenty dollars ; on every license to any
exhibitor of .any Yl Jlic show, fifteen dollars, in every city, borou,
or corporation, where the same shall be exhibited ; Oh every
license to any person to make sale of any lottery tickets, of any
lottery, other thau such as ina, be authorized by the laws of thils
Commonwealth, or by the President and Directors of the Literary
Fund, three hundred dollars.
C. (.' ndjcnt. q2. This Act shall commence and be in force from the passage
thereof.
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Adi qet aqjumopatig the 'ublic Revenue.
L'aigtil February itho la8 .
1. BE it enacted by lMe en'aerIt .lsseinbly, That the laxeA, and
arrears of taxes not otherwise appropriated, due prior to the first
day of October last, and all other branches or revenue, and all
other public monies, not otherwise appropriated by law, which
shall come into tile Public Treasurv, prior to the, first day of
October ntwxl, aid ie surplus of a ,11 al ppropria ti ois heretilfore
made, Shall cuutsttfuh a general fuid, anid be appropriated ns
faillows :-'l'o thie Vxpcnces of the General Assembly, so much as
the said ex eiewes shlil nccording to existing laws a'moit to. To
the salaries and allowances of the officers of civil government,
including allowance to sheriflf and attornies, for services at circuit
courts, and to marshals for attending the superior courts of
chancery, so much money as the said salaries and allowances shall
by law anount to. To the cx pences ofrepresentation to Congress
and State 8nate, three hundred and fifty dollars. To clerks',](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsva0266&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)