CHAP. 22.—An ACT to amend and re-enact section 465 of the
code of Virginia of 1887 in relation to what the table of lands
in counties shall contain. .

Approved January 16, 1880,

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia,
That section four hundred and sixty-five of the code of
Virginia of eighteen hundred and eighty-seven shall be
amended and re-enacted so as to read as follows:

$465. What the table of lands in counties to contain.
In the table of tracts of land the commissioner shall
enter each tract separately, and set forth in as many
columns as may be necessary the name of the person who
by himself or his tenant has the freehold in possession,
his place of residence, the nature of his estate, whether in
fee or for life, the number of acres in the tract, the name

of the tract, if it has a name, and a description of it with

reference to contiguous tract, or to the water courses,
mountains, or other places on or near which it lies; the
distance and bearing from the courthouse; the value of
the land per acre, including the buildings; the value of
the lands and buildings; the sum included in the value
on account of buildings; the amount of tax on the whole
tract at the legal rate, and from whom, when and how the

' owner derived the land, when this is known, with a note
- and explanation of any alteration made showing why and

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upon what authority it was made. The land book shall be
made out by magisterral districts and the commissioner shall
make therein a summary showing in each magisterial distrect
the number of acres; the value of buildings thereon ; the value of
the land, including buildings; the tax assessed on such land
and buildings for the support of government, and the tax
assessed thereon for support of public schools; the total of these
taxes; the levies assessed thereon for county free school purposes;
the levies for district free school purposes; the total county and
district levy for school purposes, and amount of levy for county
rposes; and the said book shall also show the aggregate num-
er of acres in the magisterial districts comprising said commis-
sioner’s district; the value of the buildings thereon; the value of
land, including buildings; the state tax for the support of gov-
ernment, and the tax for support of schools, and the aggregate
of such taxes; the levies for county school purposes, the levies for
district school purposes, and the total of these levies, and the
levies for county purposes.
2. This act shall take effect from its passage.