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oG. County commissioners to issue wairaut to sheriff to sell prop- 

 erty of defaulting collectors seized by him. 



Act Ajpril 11, 1799, section 19, (Sd Smith's Laws, page 399). 



57. Sherill to execute deed for real estate of defaulting collectors 



seized and sold by him. 



Act April 11, 1799, section 20, (3d Smith's Laws, page 399). 



58. Sheriff's failing to pay over moneys received for taxes, to be 



proceeded against. 



Act April 11, 1799, stction 21, (3d Smith's Laws, page 399). 



59. Collectors to return to county commissioners lands upon which 

 sufficient personal property cannot be found to pay tax, in all 

 cases where owners fail to pa}* the tax; and said lauds to be sold 

 the same as unseated lands for non-payment of taxes. No sale to 



be made until taxes are delinquent for two jears. 



Act April 29, 1844, section 41, (P. L., page 501).* 



60. Owners may redeem real estate sold for taxes in the same 

 manner as if the same were unseated, and assessed and sold as un- 

 seated. 



Act May 13, 1879, section 1, (P. L., page 55). 



Gl. Owners may show that there was sufficient personal property 

 on real estate sold to pay taxes, which might have been seized by 



collectors, and in such cases their title not to be doubted. 



Act May 13, 1879, section 2, (P. L., page 55). 



(52. Notice to be given of sales of land for taxes. 

 Act March 22, 1850, section 7, (P. L., page 306). 



G3. County commissioners to purchase for use of county lands 



on which bids are insufficient to pay arrearages of tax; to keep 



record of the same, and charge taxes against it for five years, but 



not to be placed on tax collectors' duplicates. 

 Act July 8, 1885, section 1, (P. L., page 268). 



64. Rates of taxation for local purposes to be certified to county 



commissioners, and charged against said lands. 

 Act July 8, 1885, section 2, (P. L., page 268). 



65. Right of redemption to remain in owners for five years, and 

 to be conveyed to them, on payment of taxes, interest and costs. 



*See act April 5, 1842, section 6, (P. L., page 242), as to Dauphin county; act 

 March 6, 1868, section 2, (P. L., page 275), as to Lycoming county; act Feb- 

 ruary 16, 1867, (P. L., page 214), as to Potter, Warren, Bradford and Sullivan 

 counties; act February 18, 1870, (P. L., page 174), as to Elk county; act March 

 12, 1869, (P. L., page 340), as to Potter county; act April 15, 1869, (P. L., page 

 I')37), as to Tioga county. 



