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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsva0322 and id is 1 raw text is: PART I.
CONTAINING ACTS OF A PUBUC AND GENERAL NATURE,
CHJAPTER 1.-An not imposing taxes for the support of goverment.
[Pased Febru7t2, 1891.]
1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly, That the public Taxes for 182t
taxes for the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty one
shall be as follows, to wit: on lands, for every hundred dollars On 1andsj
value, agreeably to the act for arran in the counties into dis.
tricts four the election of senators, an or equalizing thip land
tax, passed February the eighteenth, eighteen hundred and seven-
teen, and the act further to amend and explain the act, entitled
an act for arranging the counties into districts for the election
of senators and for equalizing the land tax, passed March the
first eighteen hundred and nineteen, niie:cents; for all houses
and lots in towns, two Oollars and twentyfive cents for every
hundred dollars yearly rent or value thereof; for every slave Slaves;
above the age of twelve years (except such as have been, or may
be exenpttel, in consequence of age or infirmity, by the respective
count or corporation courts,) fifth'-three cents; for every stallion Hores, sues,
or jack-asstwice the price at which such stallion or jack-ass co. mules, a.
Vers a mare by the season; for all other horses, asses, mules,
mares, and colts, thirteen and one half cents each; for every or- Ordinary lncense%
dinary license, or license to keep a house of private entertain. orlicensestokeep
ment, seven dollars for every hundred dollars yearly rent or houses of Privato
.2 ;...- thereof: provided, that for no such license a less sum than etrinet1
eighteen dollars shall be paid : and provided also, that where any
house of private entertainment shal be of less value than seven
hundred dollars, but one fourth of the sum aforesaid shall be
charged for keeping the same: and provided further, that, no tax
shall be levied on a house of private entertainment, unless the
same be situated within a town, borough, or city, or within eight
hundred yards actual distance from some public road, or hi hwaT;
for every two wheeled riding carriage, not exceeding with t e Carrages;
harness belonging thereto) one hundred dollars value, fifty cents;
and for every like carriage and harness, above the value of one
hundred dollars, one per centum on the excess of the value of
quch carriage and harness above one hundred dollars, in addition
thereto; for every phaeton and stage waggon, not exceeding (with
the harness belonging thereto) two hundred dollars value, two
dollars and fifty cents; and for every like carriage and harness
above the value of two hundred dollars, one per centum on the
excess of the value of such carriage, above tw~o hundred dollars,
in addition thereto ; for every riding carriatre, not exceeding (with
Athe harness belonging thereto) three hunlred dollars value, five
dollars ; and for such other carriages as, (together with their har-
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