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4. That if the board of chosen freeholders of any county or counties of this state shall neglect or refuse for the space of sixty days after notice is given to the county collector, as provided for in the first section of this act, or the board of chosen freeholders of such county or counties neglect or refuse to pledge the faith of such county or counties for the safe-keeping and repayment thereof, or to give such certificate or certificates of deposit therefor as is required in the first section, it shall be the duty of the governor, speaker of the house of assembly, and treasurer of this state, or their successors in office, or the survivor or survivors of them, to cause the share or shares apportioned to such county or counties as neglect or refuse to accept the same upon the terms and conditions mentioned in this act, the same shall be loaned out within this state on bond and mortgage or other good and sufficient security, the interest received thereon to be for the benefit of such county or counties, and the principal at the risk of such counties.
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