History of Taxation in Rhode Island to the Year 1790Gardner, Henry B. (Henry Brayton)
History
History of Taxation in Rhode Island to the Year 1790
Gardner, Henry B. (Henry Brayton)
Taxation -- Rhode Island -- History
Jan. 1703/4 £500 "for the support of "money or pay
the government." equivalent,
according to the
Collony's acts
heretofore made."
May 1704 £700 in "money or money, wool, Indian
pay equivalent." corn, barley, oats,
rice, wheat.
Feb. 1704/5 £500 in "current "for defraying the See "Amount."
money of New Collony's debts."
England in pay in
like species as
the last £700
rate."
June 1705 £500, same as last Same as last Same as last.
Aug. 1705 £1000, same as £300 for agent; Same as last.
last remainder not
specified.
May 1706 £700 £400 for fort £100 Same as last.
for magazine, £200
for debts.
July 1706 £300 Same as last.
Feb. 1706/7 £500 £400 for the
expenses of a
cruise, £100 for
debts.
May 1707 £1500
Feb. 1707/8 £500
Aug. 1708 £800 "in money, or £100 for colony Indian corn,
specie answerable house, £100 for barley, rye, oats,
at the usual agent, remainder wool, wheat.
rates." for debts and
general expenses.
March 1708/9 £500 Same as last. Same as last.
May 1709 £1000, same as Same as last.
last.
Aug. 1709 £1000 for debts.
Feb. 1709/10 £1200 same as last.
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