The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-29

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sessable properly omitted then 10 be assessed,
and ils value, the transfers of teal estate and
slaves (s,arng the names and residence of
The persons 10 whom transferred and their
value, the changes of residents and non-fesi-
deuis with their names aud residence, and
The value Of the property, the burning or
destruction OF houses or other Gxed improve
mcnts o! real estate, with their value, p, oper-
~ that he's become exempt from taxation
and It's value, stating the grounds on which
the exempiioc is claimed, and the state laws
by which IL is permanently specially cx-
empied, aud where an abatement is Claimed
Tor slaves that have died or have become
useless since the preceding assesmen, must
give list OF all slaves with their sex and
ages (excep,ing those obtained by lranster)
owned by The individual, valued according 10
their value on the lst of Junc, 1916, which
value must be less than the valuation Of his
slaves at the presediny assessment 10 entiIle
him TO an abatement. In all these cases
there must be such specification and des-
cription OF the property as II, ,s,ands on the
lst OF June 1916, aud Us il stood at the prece-
ding assessment, as viii, enable the prucipaf
assessor TO rnskc proper deductions in cases
where they may be tightfully claimed, and
proper charges where they are incurred.
10 aid in attaining this precision, the
following form is annexcd, being thai requir.
ed in the original assessment, and Which,
as near as may be, may serve asa model 10
drawing out the statements now required
from individuals. F
Where conveyance have been made, il
should be agreed, between The granter and
grantee, what sum is 10 be deducted from
the list of the former. and added to ,ha, of
the latter ; otherwise the assessor may have
to Fix the sum with very imperfect inlcrms-
,ion, although reference will be bad 10 the
iormer doihgs of the Assis,an,-Assessois.
Il is to be noticed, that all property is to stard
IN the list at the same price II did last year
OF course, whcic part Of any properly is
transferred, it should bear reasonable pio-
portion TO The whole Bionk lists, ptinled
agsceable TO the following form, may be had
by applying to the Collector OF the Internal
Revinue, in Newport 20. Green, Ia Ports
mouth; Samuel Randall, in Warren, and
at the counting room, Of the undersigned in
Bristol. A"ht
JOHN D'WoLF,
Prianihat assessor ia *. \. District.
D'sS'oi, way 10, 1910.
List oiiands, lots of ground, with their i'm
pro'emen,s, dwelling houses and slaves, own
cd by A. B. on The Is, day OF Juno, 1916, ly-
lng and being within tbe,---- dis,sict oi the
Stale OF -, viz: in',he (here insert the coun-
~, township, or parish, III which the proper.
~ IS situated
One farm (here insert its description, spcei.
Tying The waller course, co. hill, or noun
tain, or high road, on which il is situated,
or noting the odjoining proprietors, or
4 otherwise stating particulsrs, by which il
may be known and dia,ingulshcu) con.
tanning (here insert in words at length, the
number oO actes, having thereon ION. dwell
ling house, of wood, Of Two stories, 40 feet
in length by SO icct in depth, two barns,
|. OF wood, one courthouse, one grist mill,
describing the same, and any other i'm.
provelnsnis the farm may coutain) valued
at Dollars,
One dwelling house in the town OF
(bctc insert the town, the street,
SC. the materials Of which built,
the number Of stories, tho length
and deblh, the buildings or Offices
attached, and psrticula,isiDg the
extent ol the lot on which IL siands)
valued at Dollars.
Two unimpsoycd lots in the said
town, (herc insert tho street. on
which situated, in square feet, per.
ches, or aeres) valued at Dollars.
Ten slaves of the following descriptions,
INalcs---l above so Yeas Of age
4 between 3 and SO years
2 under IL years