Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-26
NUMBER Z.

eyS, wherever used IN tlliS acts Snall pc neid
to mean and include gold and silver coin, and
bank notes, in actual possession, and every de-
posit which the person owning holding intrust
or having the beneficial interest thereinsis en-
titled to withdraw, in money on demand
The term credits wherever used in this act,
shall be held to mean and include every claim
or demand for money, labor, rother valuable
thing due, or to become due. including book
accounts. and every annuity or snsa Of money
receivable at stated periods, and all stocks.
shares, and interests IN any company or cor
poration out of this State, and all moneys IN
vested in property of any kind. which is secur-
ed by deed, mortgage or Otherwise, which the
person holding such deed, or mortgage. OF ey-
idence of claim is bound, By any lease. con
tract, or agreement, to reconyey, release, Of
assign upon the payment of any specified sum
or sums, and the capital and stock Of brokers
invested in their business, and of all persons
dealing in money notes or bills Of exchange;
provided, that pensions receivable from the
/ United States, or from any of them, and salaf-
les or payments expected to bereeeiyed for
| labor, or services to be performed or render
ed, shall not be held 10 be annuities within the
meaning Of this act.
/ PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM TAxAT1oH.
06C. D. All pIOpeIby dSSCfttca IA tt1 1et-l
tion to the extent herein limited, shall be ex-
1 empt from taxation; that is to say: 1st-Al
public buildings occupied or used exclusively
as public school houses, or as places of public
worship, or both; with the furniture and books
therein, used exclusively for the accommoda-
lion of schools or religious meetings. together
with the grounds, not exceeding. in case five
acres, occupied thereby, if not leased or oth-
erwise used with view to profit. 2d-An
lands used exclusively as grave yards. or
grounds for burying the dead. Sd-All buiid-
ings belonging to scientific, literary or beneyo-
lent societies, used exclusively for scientific
literary or benevolent purposes, together with
the land actually occupied by such institutions.
not leased or otherwise used with a view 10
; profit, and all books, papers, furniture, appa-
ratus and instruments belonging to such soci=
cites; used solely for literary, scientific or be-
neyolent purposes. Butno society. other than
such as are public, and such as shall have
peen instituted and shall be devoted exclusive
ly to scientific. literary and benevolent pur-
poses, shall be deemed a literary, scientific OF
benevolent society," within the meaning Of this
act 4th-All moneys and credits belonging
exclusively to universities, colleges. academies
or public schools, of whatsoever name Or 10
religious, scientific, literary or benevolent soci
cites, and appropriated solely to sustaining
such institutions or societies. not exceeding IN
amount, or in the income arising thereon, the
amount prescribed by the charter Of such so-
ciety; provided, the same does not exceed the
sum of ten thousand dollars in value, all over
which sum shall be listed for taxation as other
property. 5th. Al property, whether re-
al or personal, belonging exclusively to this
State. or to the United States. 9th. All build
: ings belong 10 counties, used for the holding
of courts. for jails, or for county Offices, with
the ground, not exceeding. in any county, ten
I acres, on which such buildings are erected
I 7th. All lands, houses and other buildings be-
: longing TO any county, township or town, used
exclusively for the accommodation or support
!, !, of the poor. Sth All market houses. public
! squares, or other open public grounds, town OF
: township houses used, in either case, exclus-
d lively for public purposes, and all works, ma
chinery and fixtures belonging to any town,
s and used exclusively for conveying water to
Y such town. 9th. All FIRE engines and other
: implements used for the extinguishment of
: fires, with the buildings used exclusively for
the safe keeping thereof, and for the meetings
of fire companies whether belonging to any
: town, or to any FIRE company organized there
y in. 10. All claims against the State. evidenc-
Z ed by certificates Of stock or funded debt here
: tofore issued IIth, All kitchen furniture.
: beds and bedding, belonging to private tani-
: lies, OF. unmarried females, and other house
e hold furniture and books belonging to any
family, or unmarried female, not exceeding
g one hundred dollars in value; and each keep
er of a tavern or boarding house shall be en-
titled to hold exempt from taxation. kitchen
furniture, beds and bedding. not exceeding in
value two hundred dollars, butthe exemptions
in this item shall not be construed toinclude
gold or silver ware or plate. II. The wear
ling apparel of every person and family. which
shall not be construed to include watches or
liewelry of any kind 18th. All articles of
: food provided by the head of a family to sus-
tain the members thereof; provided, that no
person from whom any compensation for board
: or lodging is received, or expected TO be re-
: ceived, shall be considered member Of a
> family wirhin the meaning of this act 18th.
: All animals not specified in the eighth section
: Of this act 18th Farming implements actu-
: ally used for farming purposes. owned BY any
), lperson engaged in the business of farming,
e which shall rot be held to include road wag
n ons. or wagons used principally for other than
farming purposes. 10Th Mechanics tools, not
exceeding in value one hundred and fifty dol
d lars, owned by any person actually engaged
in carrying on any mechanical trade or prUfes-
: sion. 18th The head Of every family shall be
: entitled to hold exempt from taxation. one COW.
/ eight sheep and four hogs, unless he shall
}, have other property, over one hundred dol
d lars in value, subject to taxation 18th. Each
: person in this State may be allowed to hold.
: exempt from taxation. one mans saddle and
e bride, one womau's saddle and bride, one
# loom not exceeding in value ten dollars, all
). such firearms as are kept for the use Of the
o owner, and bees to the value of ten dollars.
!, and cash on hand not exceeding twenty-five
i dollars; and the books of students. used in
It their school or college exercises. 10Th No
: person shall be required to list a greater por-
: ton of any credit than he believes will be re-
r ceived, or can be collected with or without
:, resort to legal process; nor any great