Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-20
Che Dailp nireiniau.
Substitute for n Bill Imposing. Taxes
for the support of Government.
CONCLUDED


i Z. On every license to all auctioneer or ven.
due master commencing business, If the popu
latlon of the town exceeds three thousand ,thir
ty two dolla,s; if the population of The towB
exceeds three thousand an additional tax of
fifteen dollars for every thousand persons above
tnat number. and at that rate for any fraction.
al excess less than one thousand. But said spec
lfic tax shall in no caseexceed two hundred and
fifty dolars,an ifthe license be 10 sell real es.
tate only the tax shall not exceed one hundred
dollars On every license to an auctloneer or
vendue master tn continue the business alter
the same has been carried on for year, If the
amount of sales of said auctioneer or vendue
master for the preceding year be less than five
thousand dollars the tax on said license shall be
twenty dollars; If five thousand dollars and less
than ten thousand dollars, the tax on said Ii.
cense shall be thirty five dollars; II ten thous.
and dollars and less than twenty FIVE thousand
dollars; one hundred and twenty five dolars,lt
twenty five thousand dollars and less than hi.
ty thousand dollars, two hundred dollars; II
fifty thousand dollars and less than seventy live
thousand dolars,two hundred q fifty dollars; IT
seventy i've thousand dollars and less than one
hundred thousand dollars, three hundred and
twenty five dollars; ifone hundred thousand dol
ars and less than one hundred& fifty thousand
dollars four hundred and twenty five dollars;
if one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, or
more five hundred ollars,provided that auc
tioneers who deal exclusively in stocks shal!
pay tax of two hundred dollars only.
8. On every license to tobacco auctioneer
commencing business twenty dollars; on
every license to a tobacco auctioneer to con-
tinue the business after the same has been
carried on for year. the tax shall be at the
same rates as that imposed merchants IL
censed 10 sell provisions or agricultural COM
modi ties.
9. On every license to a merchant tailor
twenty dollars and if the license be to con-
tnue the business after the same has been car
ried on for a yearthe tax on such license shall
be at the same rates as that imposed on mer-
chants or mercantile firms but the cost OF
manufacturing articles made up by such mer-
chant tailor shall not be included in the amount
Of sales.
10. On every license TO lumber merchant,
twenty dollars; and if the license be to CON
tinue the business after the same has been
ried on for a year. the tax shall be at the same
rates as that imposed on merchants or mer-
camille firms licensed to sell provisions or
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dealer in coal and wood, or either of them
twenty dollars; and if the license be to con
tnue the business after the same has been car
red on for year, the tax shall be at the same
rates as that imposed on merchants or mercan-
tile firms licensed to sell provisions or agrlcul-
tura commodities on every license 10 rner
chant or mercantile firm selling for others on
commission, or for profit, horses, mules, cattle,
Il ,lar &
dollars and ifthe license be to continue the
business after the same has been carried on
for year, the tax shall be at the same rate
as that imposed on merchants or mercantile
firms licensed to sell provisions or agricultu.
raj commodities on every license to the ow.
ner of a feed store, twenty dollars and if the
license be to continue the business after the
same has been carried on for year. the tax
shall be at the same rates as that imposed on
merchants and mercantile firms licensed 10
sell provisions or agricultural commodities; on
every license to person selling goods by
sample, card or otherwise than al some store.
house or place of trade, one hundred dollars !;
on every license to sell or barter patent, spe
cfc or quack medicines, if by wholesale. TWEEN
~ dollars if by retail, ony ten dollars; on
every license to hawker or ped dler to deal
in tin and pewter, twenty dollars; to deal IN
clocks, fifty dollars TO deal in goods. wares
and merchandise, or other articles, Except
tin, pewter, and clocks ninety six dollars; !; to
deal in goods, wares and merchandise except
clocks when the licenseis is issued In one OF the
counties bordering on the Ohio river to trade
in said river or at the shores thereof, one hun
dred dollars; on every license to ship bro
ker or forwarding merchant, twenty dollars ;
and if the license be 10 continue the business
after the same has heen carried on for year,
the tax shall be at the same rates as that i'm.
posed on merchants or firms licensed to sell
provisions or agricultural commodities; on
every license 10 a person engaged as agent
for the renting of houses. ten dollars; ; on every
license to person as agent for the hiring OF
negroes. ten dollars on every license to per
son obtaining subscriptions to books, five dol
lars; on every license to a person selling
prints FIVE dollars; on every license to ped
Ter of pamphlets or periodical papers, fve dol
lars: on every license to a person who may
receive rough frame work Of any description