Chap. 338.—An ACT for the relief of John G. Miller, late Sheriff of
Frederick County.

Pasaed February 15, 1866.

Whereas John G. Miller, late sheriff of Frederick county,
whose term of office commenced on the first of January,
eighteen hundred and sixty-one, has been prevented by the
war from collecting the amounts due him, as provided by the
fourth section, chapter thirty-six of the Code of Virginia:
Therefore,

1. Be it enacted, That the said John -G. Miller be autho-
rized and empowerdd to distress for, collect and settle all
taxes, levies and claims in his hands due and unsettled prior
to seventeenth April, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, and
that he be authorized to make returns of the delinquents for
the nonpayment of said taxes, and shall receive credit for the
same by the auditor of public accounts: provided, however,
that any person so assessed with taxes unpaid shall be enti-
tled to a stay of its collection for twelve months. The lien
for the amount thereof shall be unaffected by such stay.

This act shall be in force from its passage.
Chap. 338.—An ACT for the relief of John G. Miller, late Sheriff of
Frederick County.

Pasaed February 15, 1866.

Whereas John G. Miller, late sheriff of Frederick county,
whose term of office commenced on the first of January,
eighteen hundred and sixty-one, has been prevented by the
war from collecting the amounts due him, as provided by the
fourth section, chapter thirty-six of the Code of Virginia:
Therefore,

1. Be it enacted, That the said John -G. Miller be autho-
rized and empowerdd to distress for, collect and settle all
taxes, levies and claims in his hands due and unsettled prior
to seventeenth April, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, and
that he be authorized to make returns of the delinquents for
the nonpayment of said taxes, and shall receive credit for the
same by the auditor of public accounts: provided, however,
that any person so assessed with taxes unpaid shall be enti-
tled to a stay of its collection for twelve months. The lien
for the amount thereof shall be unaffected by such stay.

This act shall be in force from its passage.