Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
NATH. GROTON, Judge Of Pro

9z|6@Hf10111 from O'CLOCK 10 ~ ~. W. anu
from, q 10 clock P. M. on the 14th, 18th, l6lh,
and nth DAYS OF May next and longcr,to receive
true and perfect lists conformabic to iaw--of their
nols and of all their estates boil, real and personal,
including proprietary estates and estates IN trusfl
which they respectively owned oLworopossesseu'o
on the the first day a OF N May s9 H. ,s form
| Number Of Polls of 81 years and upwards: s
| Descriptions and Just value of ron estate eithef
in their own right Or the right Of others, improved
or not improved tsss
Descriptions and amount Of personal estates ii
trust or otherwise, including all monies al interest
more than they pay interest for, and all other debts
due TO them more than they indebted for; monies
OF all kinds hand, public securities Of all snrtsj
all Bank stock and shares or property in any incor-
porated company for a bridge, turnpike road or
canal or shares In any other incorporated company;
possessing taxable property, according TO the just
value thereof - - ses rs
Amount OF ali goods, wares and merchandise OF
any other stock i'll trade, including stock employed
in manufactures
Vessels Of all kinds at home or abroad with all
their cargoes, stores and appurtenances.
All pleasure carriages, horses and mules and neat
cattle Of one year old and upwards.
The amount of income from any profession, EN-.
ployment, or by any annuity or legacy other
source; or gained by trading at sea or land and oil
other property excepting such is exempted by law.
The assessors also give notice, than when the as
sessments are completed the list will be given
to the Town Collector, and that they shall not be in
session to hear the complaints Of those who may
consider themselves over taxed; and no one has
right to claim an abatement excepting those who
hand in their lists under oath. orwere necessarily
prevented from SO doing as contemplated by law,
an extract from which they subjoin.
Therefore those persons who have. heretofore
considered themselves overturned are particularly
requested to take notice and hand in their lists
according to law, that their taxes may be rightly
nnnorfinned flie usscSSOrs saved UNPLEASANT
duty of booming their estates. -
Extract of Law
"And if any person persons shall not bring
in list of their estates aforesaid to the asses
sors he, she, or they, so ncglecting or refusing,
shall not be admitted to make application 10 the
Court of Sessions for any abatement of the assess
ment so laid on him, her, or them; unless silch
persons shall make, 1t appear to said court that
it was not within the power Of him, her, or them
to deliver to the respectively list of his
her their rateable estate nj the time appointed
for that purpose.
The assessors also stbioih the 9TH section Of
law oil tile state approved. March 6, 1896. h
"Tha: when the asscsso ofany town plantation,
Parish, other religious society SHALL in assessing
any FAX continue to assess any real estae to any
person to whom il last assessed such assessment
shall be valid notwithstanding that the ownership
or occupancy OF such estate may now have been
changed; unless previous to The making Of such as
sessmens, the owner or occupant to W HON the same
was assessed the last proceeding assessment shall
give to the assessors, one of them notice stating
the time when he ceased to be the owner or occu-l
pant Of such estate, and the name q. lie person to
whom the same was transferred or surrendered, and
tenant in common, or joint tonantof a freehold or
other estate real personal, maybe considered the
sole owner forhc purpose offaxation, unless eshe,
or they shall make known 10 the assessors the amount
and kind OF interest be has in such estate.
- 4. B C. BAILEY, . .9sscssors