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An Act to raise a Revenue for the year one thousand eight hundred and nineteen. 1819 3 (1819)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsms0037 and id is 1 raw text is: ACTS, SCe. AN ACT To raise a Revenue for the year one thousand eight hundred and nineteen. Be it enacted b? the Senate and House ofRepresentativcs of the State of MYississippi in General Jssembly convelled, That the s-um of twenty-seven cents, for every hun- Tx on dred dollars value, be paid on all land lying within iaw. this state, to which the Indian title has been ext-in- gui shed, except such land as belongs to the United States, and such land as has been sold by the g'overn- ment of the United States since the adoption of the constitution of this state, according to the classifica- tion and rate established by the act entitled, ' An act to raise a revenue. passed December 27th, 181. The sum of one dollar shall be assessed and collect- -On saves. ed on each slave; the sum of one dollar on every free male above the age of twenty-one years, and ro 1ax under fifty years; the suin of twenty-seven cents on every hundred dollars value oflands. lots and build- Oninc- ings within any city, boroughior town, o be estimat- ed on oath by the person hiving in the s;nme; the sum of thirty-three and one-third cents per hundred dol- lars upon the amount of' sales of merchandize within the year immediately preceding the first day of January of the present year; and the assessors of the different counties, in taking the lists of taxable pro- perty, shall have ref'erence to that day. The sum of two dollars per wheel on every pleasurable car- Oncam. riage, the small waggons called 'Dearbourn;,' not to ages. be included under the denomination-of pleasurable carriages; and the sum of thirty-three and one-third on bank cents on every hundred dollars of the capital stock

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