State v. Ross
Supreme Court of New Jersey
This was a certiorari removing the assessment of county and township taxes made upon the property of the College-of New Jersey, in the borough of Princeton, including the ■property occupied by their tenants as an academy or grammar school,, at Edgehill, for his own profit.
1Opinion of the CourtHaines, J.
The certiorari in this case brings up the - assessments of taxes made by the assessor of the township' of Princeton, upon certain property belonging to the trustees of the College of New Jersey, for the year 1852.
By the return, it appears that the trustees were assessed5 for the dwelling houses and grounds occupied by the presi- ■ dent and vice-president of the college, and by the professors ■ and steward; and also for the property known as e‘ Edge-hill,” occupied as a grammar school by an individual, at an annual rent. The buildings occupied by the students, the ■ halls of the literary…
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