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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A53030	An act for the better enabling the executors of Thomas Lloyd Esq., deceased, for selling of land for the payment of debts and portions settled by the said Thomas Lloyd and Patience his wife upon her children by her former husband Robert Story, deceased	New York (State)	1696 (1696)	Wing N829; ESTC W16333	9,961	10

of 2593 l. 6 s. 8 d. for the Uses aforesaid For the County of Westchester One hundred forty two Pounds twelve Shill●ngs and eight Penc● being their Quota and Proportion as aforesaid for the U●es afo●esaid For the County of Richmond Sixty four Pounds sixteen Shillings and eight Pen●… being their Quota Proportion as aforesaid for the Uses afore-said Kings County F●ur hundred fifty five Pounds two Shillings eight pence being their Quota and Proportion as aforesaid for the Uses afore-said Queens County Four hundred and seven Pounds three Shillings being their Quota and Proportion as aforesaid for the Uses aforesaid Suffolk County Four hundred sixty six Pounds sixteen Shillings being their Quota and Proportion as aforesaid for the Uses aforesaid Vlster Dutches County Two hundred thirty three Pounds eight Shillings being their Quota and Proportion as aforesaid for the Uses aforesaid And Orange County Twenty five Pounds eighteen Shillings and eight Pence being their Quota Proportion as aforesaid for the Uses aforesaid And for the assessing levying and paying the aforesaid Sum of 2593 l. 6 s. 8 d. current Money aforesaid Be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of New-York the Justices of the Peace the Assessors and Collectors for the time being of all and every the respective Cities Counties Towns Mannors Liberties and Jurisdictions within this Province are hereby required impowered and authorized to summons assess collect and pay the several sums of Money herein before mentioned according to the Proportions before expressed in such ways and means and according to such manner rule and direction and under such Pains and Penalties as is contained enjoyned prescribed and directêd in an Act of General Assembly passed in the sixth Year of his Majesties Reign entituled An Act for the raising and paying one hundred and seventy Men for the securing the Fronteers of this Province in the City and County of Albany and all and every Article Rule Clause Pains and Penalties mentioned in the aforesaid Act for or concerning the summoning assessing collecting and paying or refusing and neglecting the Execution of their respective Duties therein required shall be abide remain in full force and effect to all intents and purposes ●as full and ample manner for the due Execution of this Act until the iabove-said Sum of 2593 l. 6 s. 8 d. be duely fully and compleatly assessed collected and paid as above directed as fully and in like manner as if the same were particularly and at large recited and set down in the Body of this Act any thing contained therein to the contrary hereof in any wayes notwithstanding And the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of New-York and all and every the Justices Assessors and Collectors of the respective Cities and Counties aforesaid and all others herein concerned are to take Notice hereof accordingly An Act for the Confirming and Continuing an Act of General Assembly made in fourth Year of his Majesties Reign entituled An Act for the satisfying and paying the Debts of the Government Eighteen Months longer than the term therein mentioned for the paying the Debts therein expressed THe Representatives convened in General Assembly upon Examination of the Debts of the Government do find it absolutely necessary tha● the for Additional Duty be continued eighteen Months longer than the time limitted the expiration thereof for the ends and purposes hereafter mentioned and to no other purpose whatsoever Be it therefore Enacted by his Excellency the Governour and Council and Representatives convened in General ●ssembly and by the Authority of the same That an Act of General Assembly made in the fourth Year of his Majesties Reign entituled An Act for the satisfying and paying the Debts of the Government and since continued by two several Acts of General Assembly for the purposes and ends therein mentioned until the fourteenth day of November next shall be continued and confirmed from the said 14th day of November next until the end and term of eighteen Kalander Months then next following that is to say from the said 14th day of November next until the 14th day of May that shall be in the Year of our Lord 1698. and no longer And it is further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Additional Rates and duties made payable upon Merchandizes and Liquors imported into this Province by virtue of the said Act shall be levied collected and paid unto his Majesties Reciver General for the time being at his Majesties Custom-House in the City of New-York for the Term aforesaid and no longer according to such Rules and Directions and under such Pains and Forfeitures as is contained and enioyned by the said Act. And the aforesaid Act and every Article Rule and Clause therein mentioned shall be abide continue and remain in full force virtue and effect to all intents and purposes for the payment of the said Sums of Money hereafter mentioned in such due and equal Proportions as in the aforesaid Act is expressed and directed and to no other purpose or intent or in any other manner or proportion whatsoever as fully and in like manner as if the same were particularly and at large recited and set down in the Body of this Act any thing contained in the aforesaid Acts to the contrary hereof in any ways notwithstanding And to the end that the Rates and Duties paid in manner aforesaid and now in hand by virtue of the said Acts and the Rates and Duties that are to be paid by virtue of this Act may be duely truly and in the proportions aforesaid paid and imployed unto the several and respective Persons and Uses hereafter mentioned and to no other use purpose or intent whatsoever Be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Sum of Two Thousand seven hundred thirty four Pounds eleven Shillings and three Farthings now in hand and raised by virtue of the said Acts be distributed according to the Proportions aforesaid amongst the Persons and to the Uses hereafter mentioned and the residue and remainder that shall arise and become payable by virtue of this Act to be likewise distributed in like manner as aforesaid unto the purposes hereafter mentioned until the same be compleatly paid and satisfied that is to say for the paying and satisfying of 317 l. 13 s. 1 qr due from the Government for Incidental Charges expended for the security of the Fronteers from the 28th Day of March 1691. to the first day of May 1696. And likewise for the paying and satisfying the Sum of 250 l. together with the Interest of Ten per Cent. per Annum until the same be paid due for the pay of the Officers and Souldiers of Major Schuylers Company according to establishment And likewise the Sum of 1056 l. 13 s. 11 d. 1 qr to Coll. Stephanus Courtlandt being a Debt due to him from the Government and for the payment thereof the Additional Duty was first raised And likewise the Sum

it may be Declared and Enacted and Be it therefore Enacted by the Governour and Council and Representatives convened in General Assembly by the Authority of the same That the Enrollment and Record of the said recited Deed Poll made by the said Thomas Lloyd and Patience his said Wife in manner aforesaid shall by the Authority of this General Assembly be made void and cancelled and that the Uses and Remainders thereby raised limitted and declared or therein mentioned or intended to be raised limitted or declared shall from hence-forth cease determine and be utterly void and of none effect And to the end and intent that the said Executors may be the better enabled to pay the said Debts and Portions and distribute the remainder or reside of the said Estate if any there be in manner aforesaid Be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That they the said Executors of the said Thomas Lloyds last Will and Testament aforesaid their Heirs Executors and Assigns may be enabled and are hereby enabled and impowered by their Conveyance to be executed in due form of Law as well to confirm the said Sales so made by the said Thomas and Patience Lloyd in his Life time as aforesaid to the Purchasors above-mentioned and to every of them their Heirs and Assigns forever as also to sell convey and assure all and every part of the said several pieces of Ground Island and all other the Premises with their and every of their Appurtenances remaining unsold by the said Thomas and Patience to hold to such Person or Persons as shall purchase the same in fee simple or otherwise the said recited Deed Poll or any Article Covenant Clause Proviso or Condition therein or in any other Deed whatsoever contained to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding An Act for the raising of one hundred and twenty effective Men to be imployed by his Excellency for the re-inforcing and strengthening the Fronteers of the Province at Albany over and above the present Number of Forces posted and imployed there for the safety of this and Neighbouring Provinces to continue there for one whole year from the first of May next to the first of May in the year 1607. and for the raising the Sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred Ninety Three Pounds six Shillings and eight Pence to be distributed by his Excellency the Captain General amongst the said Men and the rest of the four Companies s●… over by his Majesty WHereas the Forces lately sent over by his most Excellent Majesty at the humble Request and Desire of his Excellency his Majesties Captain General for the ease and safety of this Province are since their arrival much weakened by Death Desertion and Sickness and the strength of the Fronteers at Albany thereby much lessened to the great endangering of this and the adjacient Neighbouring Plantations that place having been since the War the only Barrier and place of Defence whereby the said adjacent Plantations have been pres●rved from the Violence and Incursions of the Enemy And whereas it is ind●spensibly necessary that the said Fronteers should be re-inforced and sufficiently strengthened for the future Safeguard of our said neighbouring adjacent Plantations and the like Preservation of this Province The Representatives convened in General Assembly taking the same into their serious Consideration by the special direction of his Excellency's Speech made to them at the opening of this Sessions of General Assembly as a matter of great weight and a Complyance thereunto as the best Return and the most acceptable Service that his Majesties Subjects in this Province can make unto his most sacred Majesty who in the mid●t of his Pressures and the great and bloody War h●s sac●ed Person is engaged in hath graciously condescended to remember the little handful of his People inhabiting in this his Majesties Province do therefore with the deepest Sense in most humble and most dutiful Acknowledgment of his Majesties most gracious Favour in sending Supplyes of Men Artillary and other Stores of War for the ease and safety of his most Loyal Subjects inhabiting within his Majesties said Province as well as in rendering an intire Obedience unto his Majesties Royal Command communicate● in General Assembly by his Excellency his Majesties Captain General 's Speech as aforesaid Humbly pray that it may be Enacted And Be it therefore Enacted by his Excellency the Governour and Council and Representatives convened in General Assembly and by the Authority of the same That a Fund of Twenty five hundred ninety three Pounds six Shillings and eight Pence current Money of this Province be laid assessed raised and levyed upon all and every the Inhabitants Residents Sojourners and Free-holders of and in this Province which together with the Sum of Two hundred Pounds like current Money raised formerly by virtue of an Act of Assembly entituled An Act for the raising the Sum of Seven Hundred Pounds c. makes in the whole the Sum of Two Thousand seven hundred ninety and three Pounds six Shillings and eight Pence to be imployed by his Excellency for the reinforcing and strengthening the Fronteers of this Province at Albany with one hundred and twenty effective men over and above the present Number of Forces posted and imployed there for the safety of this and Neighbouring Provinces and to remain and continue there for the said service and to free the Inhabitants of the Province from Detachments except in case of inevitable necessity for the space and during the term of one whole year to commence on the first day of May next ensuing the publication hereof and to end and terminate upon the first day of May then next following which shall be in the year of our Lord 1697. which Number or Men are to be listed and formed in such ways and after such manner as his Excellency the Captain General shall think fit and the said Sum of 2793 l. 6 s. 8 d. to be imployed and distributed by his said Excellency the Captain General amongst the said Number of 120 effective Men to be posted and imployed for the re-inforcing and strengthening the Fronteers as aforesaid and the rest of the four Companies sent over by his Majesty for the ease and safety of this Province in such manner and Proportion as to his Excellency in his discretion shall be thought convenient and needful To be laid assessed raised and paid unto His Majesties Receiver General for the time being at the City of New-York in two equal payments the one moyety or equal half part of the said Sum of 2593 l. 6 s. 8 d. at or before the 29th Day of September next and the other moyety or equal half part thereof at or before the 25th of March then next following which shall be in the year of our Lord 1697. according to the several and respective Quota's and Proportions following that is to say For the City County of New-York Seven hundred ninety seven Pounds nine Shillings being their Quota Proportion