Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-27
LAW or ONO!
THE REVENUE LAW.

AN Az TOT IPVylHg taxes on al pIOpelS
in this State according TO its trBe value.
Sec. /. Be 4 enacted By tAe General .4s-
sssnJly QJ iae Stale Of Oaio, That all pro
rnrty, whether rezlo personal, within this
Starr, and the moneys and credits Of per-
sons residing therein, except such az are
Hereinafter expressly exempted shall be
sah,ect TO laxaticnf aud such property,
moneys and credits, or the velup lherpoh
shall le entered on the lists OF :axaMe pro-
pprty inr tAat purpose, in the manner pre-
srFined hy this act.
CSec. z. Defines the meaning tie term
"Real property" "Land," "pprsonal pro.
perry" Money" Credits" town." "he,
him, or his" &c.]
Properly reen,pt from rtrcfion.
Sec. 8. All property described in This
section, 10 the extent herein ir,itel, shall
lie exempt om taxalion{ that is to say:
Ist. All budings cucuped Or nsed eS-
curivriy as pubic school houses, or as
places OF public worship, or 10th, with the
furniture or hooks therein, used exclusive
Iy for the accountocalto1 Of schools or reIis
gious mecGng-, together with the grounds,
NOT exceeding IN any rasp twenty acres,
orcup ed ,herenN if not leased or other.
wise used with view to profit.
I'll. All lands used exclusively as grave
yards, or grounds Fbr hurylng the dead.
Sd. All buildings belonging to scientific,
literary, or benevolent societies, 1sPd eS'
rIusivply for scientific, literary or honevoA
lenI purposes, together with the land sc1
mally occupied by such insnN ions, NOT
leased or otherwise used with view I'd
profN and all uooks paper, furniture, ap'
paratus, and instruments, belonging to
such societies. asod so1Ay for literary,
scientific, or benevolent purposes, Bdtno
society, o her than such as are public, and
such as shall have been inst tutpd, and
shall he devoted exclusively 10 scien!itic,
literary. or benevolent purposes, shall he
deemed a literary sci nlii" or benevo.
lent society within tie mPaning OF this
act.
4th All moneys and credits. belonging
exclusively to nnivcrsitips, colleges, aca-
denies. or public schools, of W whatsoever
name! or To RELIGIOUS, scientific, literary.
or benevolent socieies, and appropriated
solely 10 sustaining such institutions or So
cietips, not exrppdirg in amount, or in
the income arising thereon, the amount
prescribed by The charter oI such socies
ty.
5th. All property. whether real or per.
sonal, belonging exclusively t0 this State,
Or to the United States, and all lands sod
by the United States icr FIVE years after
such sale.
9th. All buildings bPlongirg to counties,
used Tor the holding Of rnHrtss for laiIs: or
for county officers; with the ground. not
exceeding, in any county, ten acres, on
which such buildings are erected.
7lh. All lands, houses, and other buildA
ings belonging to any county, township,
or town used exclusively for the accom-
modatioh or support Of the poor.
9Th. All market houses, public squares,
or other open public grounds, town or
township houses, used, in either case, exI
for public purposes; and all works. !
machinery. and fixtures, belonging to any
town. and used exclusively for conveying
water 10 such town.
9th. All fire engines and other imple-
mpnts used for the ex,inEhishrnent Of fires,
with the buildings Used exclusively for
The safe keeping thpteoE and for the meet
ings Of fire companies, whether belonging
Ia any town, or 10 any fire company or
ttnized therein.
10Th. All slaims against the State, evi4
ienced by certificates Of stock or funded !
debt, heretofore issued.
l1th. All kitchen furniture, beds and
bedding. belonging to private families; and
other household furniture and hooks be-
longing to any family. not exceeding ono
hundred dollars in value: ard each kecp' ,r
or tavern or boarding hohse shall " on.
titled to hold exempt from taxaticn ki,ch.
EN- furniture. beds and beddin' not ex-
ceeding IN value two bundle, dollars.
t2th. TIL" wearing aprs' 81 ofevery per-
con and family ~hicb shall not re- con-