Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-25

=, OF residence and non residence. These chang
T, viii merely require transfer from the lets
d res idents 10 that cfnon residents, or rice 7t
d as the case may De, oftI,e property in the owe
u ershP or sgency of which such a change hash
b occurred. A.. The burning or abstraction OF
4 Ious:S or other fixed improvements Of real es
: ate, for which an abatement equal to the injury
: larisihg from these causes is TO be made. 5th.
the exemption OF proPerty that has ceased to be
Itssessable, for which also an abatement equal TO
ITS value is to be made. 9th. Slaves that have
been born or have died, or have ran away Oh
have Otherwise become useless since the prece-
ling assessment. In these cssc- CHI rrges in the
p eceding valuations are only TO be made where
| he tax chargeabe to any person for Slaves would
he minished by the valuation on the LIST tIav OF
June OF all those (excePting such as have been
obtained by trsnsfer) then owned by such per-
son, and he reduction in the valuation in such
event 10 to be equal to the d ference between
The valuation of those owned at the preceding
assessment and the existing value of hose owned
on the lst of June. 1916. aud an abatement equ,l
to such reduction to be made. The whole of
these changes are % be relative to LIST of June.
and IN all ofthem, The rates of the valuatia ms
made under the act of January 9 II, 1915, are as
near as may be, 10 be main aimed excepting in
two cases, one where partial alienation of real
estate shall occur, in which case as the AK as
hxed agreeably to the preceding assessments is
5,
ding to ther several values on the 1st June, The
proportional value according to the preceding
valuation, ut that time of the part alienat ed and
OF 'he remainder OF tn property should be sta
'ed the other respecting Slaves Other than
such as are transferred within the Same cllec-
Ton dlstrict) which are to be valued accor ding
20 their existing value, and Slaves that have been
Dorm, or have died, or have ran away or have o.
enerwise become useless since the preceding as
sessment in which case the course above stated
Is 10 be pursued. ANY person becoming the
owner OF Slave, by transfer to him from a col
lection district other that that in which he re-
sides, is required under the penalty of ten dol,
isrs 70 render as aforesaid statement specifying
ne age and sex of such Slave, who is TO be valu.
ed according to his or her existing value-in all
cases in VIII CHI such informal on of a change in
the assessable property of any person according
70 ue preceding assessm Mt shall not be so re-
lceived, such person and pro ertv will continue
liable to the whole tax chargeable thereon agree
ably to that assessment.
ID office hereb fur { given n at Twill, a.
tend inpeiso son OF b cu'y at Henri O House
N the 9Th day of July 1916, at the same place
on the 9Th day fully 1916, at Goochlsnd Court
House, on the 18th day of July 1916, a. Good
AUS Tavern IN Hanover County on the 18th day
o. july l8 g, at Hanover Court House the 18Th
ay ofJuly 1916, and at Charles City Court
| louise on the 18th DAY of July 1916, for he rur-
nose OF receiving any appeals that NAV be- made
~ writing as to the revised enmeratons and
valuatlons made in virtue rf such changes which
will be open to the inspection of any person who
| nay apply to inspect the same, and a statement
(which will he previously made, and delivered
10 eachperson affected thereby, or be put in the
| mail address ed to him or her and directed to the
'ost Once nearest 10 the abode of such person
'greeably to my last information. except in the
case OF persons not residing within this collecti-
ON district In he statements furn she'd bv in
vi IalS fxxyill ha,
cision, the property ofan individual as it existed
ut the time of'he preceding sessable prorerty
| united then to be assessed, and It's value, the
! transfers OF real estates and slaves, stating the
names and residence of the persons TO whom
transferred and their value the changes Of resi-
'ents and non residents with their names and re-
idence and the value of the property, the burn
| ng or destruction of houses or other fxt inn
'r"vements ot real estate, with their value pro-
| very that has become EXEMPT from taxation
md its value, stating the grounds on which the
-vomption is claimed and the State Laws By
0hlch 1T is rermnently especially exempted
AID where an abatement is claimed for slaves
hat have died, or have runaway or have other.
wise become useless since the preceding assess
onent, the statement must give a list of all
ne slaves with their sex and ages Excepting
hose obtained by transfec, owned by the indivi-
uai, valued accord ny to their value on the LIST
'une 1916, which v. lue must he less than that of
Sessment to inttle him to IN abatement In all
these cases there must be such specification
and description of he property, as it stands on
The LIST OF June 1916 and as il stood at the pre-
'eding assessment, as will enable the principal
assessor to make proper distinctions in ca es
where they NAV be rightfully claimed, and pro-
exchanges when they are incurred, To aid in
flowing this precision The fol- wing forr is an.
excl being hat reQui;e ed in the original assess
| vent and who IS ear a. my be, NAV serve as
lamodel in d,awing ont the sta ements now re.
Iquired from individuals
WILLIAM HILL,
| Principal 4SSeSsoe for the 81 Dist of Tirg.
Charles Y, C.. II. NJ y22, ,S,6
List of lands. lots OF ground. with their inn
nrovements, dwelling houses and slaves owned
by A b. on The LIST day of June, 1916, living
and beng within the 18th d { let of the State
lOfVrginia, viz In the (here insert the Cnun.y,
Township, or Parish in which the property is
'ituated) One farm, there insert its description
IsDecifying the water course, or hill or noun.
ain, or high road, on which # is situated. or no.
ing the adjoining, proprietors, or Otherwise
'tating particulars by which it may be known and
distinguished,) containing (here insert in words
; at length, the number of acres,J having thereon
Zone dwelling house of wood of two stories forty
feet in length by thirty in depth--two barns, of
wood-one corn hOuse-one grist mill, describing
the same and any other Improvements the farm
may contaiu,) valued at dollars.
One dwelling house in the town Of there insert
the town, street. &c. the materials Of which bu It,,
= ne number of stories, the length and depth, the
buildings or Offices attached, and particularz r
The extent of the lot on which it stands,) valued
al dollars Two improved lots in the said
own, there insert the street on which situated ,