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We have heard much disputation in this
aashoOurhood, on the question, whether
."''rH0IO FURslrunK be, or be not, sub.
~ % taxation in Massachusetts, by the


10ngress Of Jan. l8, 1915. BY de
ssel several friends, we lay before our
'.'as's the lst and l4th sections Of the
"''''o lazy and subjoin the conclusion
"oe ID section Of the Massachusetts Tax
passed in the year 1914, which section,
I 's assured, is, in this particular, still in
M From these extracts every man will
s s'asss form the same opinion. We


:" 'ar'hsr observe, that the Oldest as.


e ~ TINS town have no recollection OF


"a'e law, which imposed duty on
RAJ. !" e"0fffd blythe Senate and House of
II =" ahves ofihe Umfed States Of .Amer-
NM osngress assembled, That there
II, : ! sna hereby is imposed an annual
u. ~ 4 ~ 81 household furniture kept for
ilh n. ~ 'a''le OF which, in any one family,
hni,ns. exception OF beds, bedding, kitchen
hlhe s''smliy pictures, and articles made
1fl "'',y from domesiick materials,


II. ~'ss0 two hundred dollars in money,
Tie oo;... !" md De it further enacted, that
kIanp s's = 'axed as aforesaid, which shall
9hs;,''':n Charitable, religious or litera-
Y. Sls,ss Or which shall belong to the
,me, = any state or territory, or shall
1<ndn : ,4s'y = Or steciolly fremflfed from
9ii oa,. :. s.e Hnae Q fhe fiassing Of tbis acf,


= ans sfafe or territory wherein