Chap. 639.—An ACT for relief of William Heider from erroneous taxation from
1875 to the year 1898, inclusive.

Approved April 2, 1902.

Whereas, William Heider, of the county of Chesterfield, since the year
cighteen hundred and seventy-five to the year eighteen hundred and
ninety-cight, inclusive, has paid to the treasurer of the county of Chester-
field both State taxes and county levies and taxes on a certain lot of land
taxed as forty-cight feet on Old turnpike; and,

Whereas, since the incorporation of the city of Manchester by an act
of the general assembly of Virginia passed on March twentieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy-four, the aforesaid lot of land has been within the
corporation limits of said city; and,

Whereas, William Heider has paid to the treasurer of the city of Man-
chester both State taxes and citv taxes and levies on this same lot of
land, which, properly, since first day of January, eighteen hundred and
seventy-five, was taxable in the said city, and has been erroneously re-
tained on the land books of the said county to the present time:

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That the auditor
of the State of Virginia be, and is hereby, directed*to draw his warrant
on the treasurer of the State of Virginia in favor of William Heider for
the sum of eleven dollars and ninety cents, so paid by said Heider for
State taxes through the treasurer of said county, and erroneously taxed
for the years eighteen hundred and seventy-five to eighteen hundred and
ninety-eight, inclusive, and the treasurer of the State of Virginia is
directed to pay this warrant out of any moneys not otherwise appro-
priated.

2. ge it further enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That the
board of supervisors of the county of Chesterfield may, by their warrant,
repay to William Heider such sums as he may have paid to the said
county on the aforesaid lot on account of levies for county, road, and
other purposes and erroneously paid to the said county treasurer.

3. This act shall be in force from its passage.