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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsva0169 and id is 1 raw text is: ACTS
PASSED AT A
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, de.
PART I.
Censisling of Acts of a Public and General Jature.
C APTER I.
in Jet imposing Taxes for the support of Government.
[Passed February 20th, 1813.]
. 13E it enacted by the General Asscmbly, That the pnhlio taxes I-ares for IIS
oir the year eighteen hundired mad thirteen shall be as fol-
lows. to wit: on lands for every one hundred dollars vpwIue, agree- on Lands
ably to the equalizing law, sixty four cents ; for cvery slave a- laves
bove th age of twelve years, except such as have been or may be
exempted, in consequence of age or infirmity, by the respentiveo
county or corporation courts, fifty nine cents ; for every stalli- Staions & jack
on and jack ass, three times the price at which such stallion or asses;
ass covers a mare by the season ; for all other horsos, asses, Other horses9'
ni les, mares unil colts, sixteen cents cacth ; for every ordinary mules, maresnd.
license, six dollars and sixty six edits on every hundid dollars colts;
yearly rent or value thereof, to he ascertained in the manner pre- Ordinary licen.
seribed by law ; provided, that for no such license less than six. sca
teen dollars and seventy five cents shall he paid ; for every two Riding carriages;
wheeled riding carriage not exceeding, together with the harness Houses & lots b
l)elonging thereto, one hundred dollars value, fifty cents; and for towns;
every like carriage and harness, above the value of one hundred
dollars, one. per centum on the value thereof; for every phaeton
and stage waggon, not exceeding, together with the harness be-
longing thereto, two hundred dollars value, two dollars and fifty
cents ; anti for every like carriage anti harness above the value
of two hundred dollars, one per centum on tme value thereof;
lor every other riding carriage, not exceeding, together with the
harness belonging thereto, three hundred dollars value, four dol-
lars ; und for such other carriages and harness as exceed three
hundred dollars value, one per centum on the value of each earri.
age ; for all houses and lots in towns, two dollars and eight cents
for every hundred dollars yearly rent or value thereof, to be as.
certained in the manner prescribed by law; provided, that no
taxes shall be paid on lands, lots, houses or other property belong.
ing to the commonwealth, or to any county, town, college, or se-
minary of learning, or attached to any house or houses for divine
worship; for each writ or declaration in ejeotment instituting a X.Awiprocese](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsva0169&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)