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An Act to amend an act, entitled, an act to amend the revenue laws. 1851 362 (1851)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0698 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. 1852. CHAPTER 476. AN ACT to amend an act, entitled, an act to amend the revenue laws, ap- provcd February 10, 1845. § 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Common- In Itsting un. wealth of Kentucky, That the first section of' an act, entitled; dertheeqaza- an act to amend the revenue laws, approved February 10, t io n 1aw e. in debt- ede is to be 1845, be so amended, that hereafter it shall be the duty of deducted, the several assessors of tax in, this commonwealth, after having taken the list of all property required to be specifi- cally listed, to require each person, on oath, to fix the amount he or she is worth from all other sources, on the day to which said list relates, after taking out his or her indebtedness from said amount he or she is worth, exclu- sive of property in lands, slaves, or other property not within this commonvealth, but subject to taxation by the laws of the country where situated, and the said assessors shall take from the said amount, so assessed and listed, the sum of one hundred dollars, and set down and list the bal- ance for taxation, upon which the same ad valorern tax shall be paid as on other property subject to taxation by existing laws: Provided, that the growing crop on land listed for taxation, articles manufactured. in the family for family use, all the poultry raised for family use, and the pro- visions on hand for family use, shall be exempt from taxa- tion. § 2. Be it farther enacted, That the indebtedness which is Said indebted- hereby directed to be deducted from the value of a man's nesis to bebo. property, shall be a just debt or debts owing, and created na fide such. p e for a valuable consideration, and not with a view to lessen the amount of his taxable property; and the assessor, in taking in the list of his taxable property, shall swear the person listing property for taxation to the facts herein stated and required, and, upon such person refusing to take said oath, he or she shall not be entitled to the deduc- tion of his or her indebtedness from the value of his taxa- ble property. Approved January 9, 1852. CHAPTER 487. AN ACT fixing the rates of toll on Muldrow's Hill, and to provide for collecting the same, § 1. Be it enacted 6i/ the General Assembly of the Common- Penalty forr- wealth of Kentueky, That any person who may be engaged io uniaw. in removing, or causing the same to be done, any tree, log, fulpassways. brush, or thing placed across a passway or road, or fill up, or cause to be filled, any ditch which has been dug by au- thority of law, for the purpose of preventing travel, shall be fined not less than twenty dollars nor more than fifty dollars, at the discretion of a jury, which may be recovered as other fines,.and paid into the sinking fund.

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