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An Act to amend an act entitled an act to provide for levying, assessing, and collecting the revenue 1848-1849 112 (1848)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsmo0093 and id is 1 raw text is: chaser iri taking possession of, and using the premises; but such pur- chaser shall not cut or carry away any timber on the land so purchased, until the expiration of the time for redemption. This act shall take effect and be in force from its passage. Approved March 12, 1849. AN ACT to repeal so much of section 14, of an act entitled an act to sustain the credit of the State, as relates to private individuals. Be it cnacted by the General.Asscmbly ofthe State of Missouri, as follows: § 1. That so much of the fourteenth section of an act, entitled an act to sustain the credit of the State, approved February 16, 1847, as relates to the assessment of the salaries of private individuals, be and the same is hereby repealed. Approved February 27, 1849. AN ACT to amend an act entitled an act to provide for levying, as- sessing, and collecting the revenue, approved March 27th, 1845. Be it enacted by the General./lssembly of the State of Missouri, asfollotws: § 1. For the support of the government of the State, the payment of the public debt, and the advancement of the public interest, a tax shall be levied upon the following objects: All free male persons over twenty-one and under fifty-five years of age; all lands, lots of ground, including the houses and improvements thereon; all slaves; gold and silver plates; all libraries, except such as belong to sunday schools and bible societies, over the value of two hundred dollars; pianos; household property over the value of two hundred dollars; pleasure carriages of .all kinds; horses, mares, and geldings over two years old; work oxen, and all other cattle, over two years old; mules and asses over six months old; clocks and watches, with their chains, seals, and other appendages; shares of stock in banks and other incorporated companies; all moneys invested in the trade and products of this State, whether the same be on hand or sent off for sale; all bills of exchange, bonds, notes, and other securities; and all money on hand, taken, negotiated, and kept by brokers and exchange dealers, in their business as such, other than suchm as belongs to citizens of this State except themselves; all money on hand, and all money de- posited with banks or other incorporated companies, brokers, exchange dealers, or other person,, for safe keeping or other purposes; all money loaned at interest, whether secured by bill, of exchange, bonds, notes, or otherwise, upon solvent persons or corporations; all State and county warrants, and all State bonds held by persons in this State; all bills of 112 REVENUE.

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