Old Miscellaneous Records of Dutchess County, Received, 1728/9 Pt

Dutchess County {Ss} We Vnder written Justicees of the peace for Dutchess County Assigned to the Collector of the North & Middel Ward & South Ward of ye County Of Dutchess GREETING You are hereby in his Majestyes name commanded persuant to one act of Generall Assembly as you will find recited at the head of your tax rolle and also an accoumpt Of County charges amounting for the whole County the sum of seventy pounds teen Shillings & nine pence Ł 70. 10. 9. The proportion of the North ward is to pay to Johannes Van Kleeck Esq. Upon the Twenty nine pounds fifteen shillings act the sum of fourteen pounds tow shillings		Ł 14.	2.	3. ˝
The proportion of the Middel ward is to pay to Johannes Van Kleeck upon the Twenty nine pounds fifteen shillings act the sum of nine pounds eighteen shillings & six pence ˝		Ł 9.	18.	6. ˝
The proportion of the South ward is to pay to Johanis Van Kleeck upon the twenty Nine pounds fifteen shillings act the sum of eight pounds & five pence		Ł 8.	0.	5.
.		Ł 32.	1.	3.
You must note that this money ordred to be payd to Johannes Van Kleeck Esq. It is To repay Major Barent Van Kleeck a certain sum of money taken from him at intrest For ye Countys vse and sent to New York for to pay said above mentioned Kings tax For ye Treasuror of New York the sum sent was Ł 30. 9. 10. And we must alowe Said Barent Van Kleeck reasonable intrest for the vse of ye same the time of paying This Kings tax was elapsed which oblidged us to take this meathed for fear of being Troubled by ye Kings Attorney Generall as pr ye act. The preportion of the North ward is to pay to the County Treasuror Mr Lowerence Van Kleeck for County charges & one small sum of six ponds Kings tax therein Included as pr ye accoumpt of ye County may appear the sum of		Ł 16.	18.	9.
The preportion of the Middle ward to pay to ye County Treasuror For County charge		Ł 11.	18.	3.
The perportion of the South ward to pay to ye County Treasuror Van Kleeck for County charge		Ł 9.	12.	6.
.		Ł 38.	9.	6.
.		Ł70.	10.	9.
You are to pay Johannes Van Kleeck Esq. The above sumes for the Kings tax already Payd in New York by takeing the money at intrest from Major Van Kleeck at or beforeThe teenth day of March now next comeing saving to your self nine pence in the pound For collecting & paying said sum or sumes of money; you are to observe that you likewise pay to the County Treasuror for ye County of Dutchess Mr Lowerence Van Kleeck your proportions of the County charges as above mentioned at or before theTwenty fifth day of March now next ensuing saveing to your selves nine pence in the Pound for collecting and paying said above said sum or sumes of money and if any Person or persons deny refuse neglect of delay to pay you such sume or sumes of money As you shall find mentioned in your tsx roll’s then you are inpowred to destrent levey The sum on his or their goods & Chattels and to dispose of ye distress so taken as the Law doth direct for so dowing for your so dowing this shall be your sufficient warrant Hereof fail not at your vttmost peril given under our hands and seals this in the second Year of our reign Ano 1728/9
There will be over in ye Treasurors Mr Lowerence Van Kleeck hands of this County Tax when every collector brings his preportion according to his list eight shillings. Pr Henry Van Der Burgh; Clark To Evert Kneckerbacker; Colltr of Northward To France Hegeman of ye Middel Ward To Hendrick Terboss; Constapel & Collector of ye South
New York 12 Decr 1728	Received from Henry Beekman Esqre. For Dutchess County the sume of twenty nine Pounds fourteen shillings & seven pence half penny tax and for my salary fifteen Shillings and two pence half penny which being on that act for granting to his Majesty The duties and taxes therein mentioned for supporting his Government in the Colony Of New York from the first day of July 1726 to the first day of July 1729. A D Peyster: Treasurer tax	Ł 29.	14.	7. ˝
treas salery		.	15.	2.˝
.		Ł 30.	9.	10.
You are to observe that this money of this recept was taken at intrest and sent to New York to Coll. Henry Beeckman to pay the Treasuror for this tax because the aforesaid Tax was due and the time of payment was elapsed. A true copy recored & examined on the fourth day of February Ano 1728/9 Pr me H V Derburgh: Clark Ano 1729 yuly de 6 dan ontfange Van Mr Hendrick bis Colector Van de suyt waart de Somme Van Neege pont twaallef segellenge en ses pens in vol voor syn taxt lyst daar uit heb yck syn selaares betaalt seeve schellenge en een penney en een ha;f penny segge in vol voldaan by myn Lowerens Van cleec A true copy taken & examined pr me Henry Vanderburgh: Clark On February the 5^th Ano 1729/30
Memorandem that on the eight day of January in the year of our Lord God Annoqe Domini one thousand seven hundred and twenty nine & thirty; Mr Lowerence Van Kleeck Treasuror for Dutchess County has given a true accoumpt of all the moneys Delivred in his hands as County Treasuror and there is still remaining in his hands The sum of three pounds two shillings & one penny of the year one thousand seven Hundred and twenty eight & nine as pr recept upon record dated January the fourth Day and now by those list made in said year the remains in dept of money in his hands The sum of eight shillings which in the whole of one penny for which we order said Memorandem to be recored in our County records as wittness we have hereunto vnder Subcribed our hands. Supervizors Isack Tiesoort Hendrikus Heermans Jacob D Peyster
New York 24^th March 1728	Received from Louerence Van Cleek Treasurer of Dutchess County the sume of five Pounds twelve shillings & six pence which being on that act entituled an act for raising And levying the sume of two hundred pounds for repearing the barrack in his Majesties Fort George in the City of New York. A D Peyster : Treasurer	Ł 5.	12.	6.
Recorded this recept on the 24^th of March ano 1730/1 examined a true copy from the Oridgenall pr me. Henry Vanderburgh : Recorder & Clark

The Second Book of the Supervisors and Assessors,
Published by Vassar Brothers Institute, Poughkeepsie NY, 1909