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An Act making Appropriations for Deficiency in former Appropriations, and for defraying Expenses of the General Assembly and Convention now in session 1861 20 (1861.1)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsva0763 and id is 1 raw text is: APPROPRIATIONS. tOrs might be otherwise construed, shall b construed according to the provisions of this section : provided, that no person shall 1)e re- quired to tako out a license or pay any tax for the privilege of buy- ing his neighbors' produce to take out of the county in his own vessel or other conveyance to market, or for selling the same. Inowtaxonsplos 76. Merchant tailors and all other persons manufacturing any of merchant tat. lor, and others production or material, the sale of which would be prohibited with- to bo asacrtained out a license, shall only be charged so much tax on the sales as the value of the materials sold would bear to the whole value of the manufactured articles, to be ascertained upon the oath of the person as in other cases. flaw license to 77. A license to manufacture porter, ale and beer, or either of sell Malt liquors them, may be granted by the commissioner of the revenue, as in granted other cases, without any previous certificate or order of the court; but a license to sell the same, or any of them, shall be granted in the same manner, and under the same certificates and restrictions as are required and imposed for a license to sell ardent spirits. Whnt not to bo 78. No change in the name of any firm of merchants, commission con sidered as commencing morehants, sample merchants, merchant tailors, auctioneers, or any business other persons, who are taxed upon the amount of business or sales of the preceding year, nor the taking into the firm of a new partner, nor the withdrawal of one or more of the firm, shtall be considered as commencing, so as to allow, on that account, the payment only of the specific tax imposed by law for the privilege granted; but if any one of the parties remain in the firm either as a general or special partner or otherwise in interest, to be ascertained upon the oath of the party to whom the license is granted, the business shall be re- garded as continuing. P'art of Code 79. That chapter '10 of the Code, edition of 1860, be and the repealed sane is hereby repealed so far as the saite is not herein before re-enacted. Commencoment 80. This act shall be in force from its passage. CThAr. 2.-An ACT making Ap propriations for Deficiency in former Appro- priations, and for defraying Expenses of the General Assembly and Con- vention now in session. Passed April 1, 1861. What appro- 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, that thte publie taxes pratod and arrears of taxes due prior to the first day of Octoter eighteen hundred and sixty-one, and not otherwise appropriated, and of all other branches of revetie, and all public moneys, whether borrowed or not, not otherwise appropriated by law, which shall come into the

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