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An Act to raise a revenue. 1820 64 (1820)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsms0049 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWSTOF 'IHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. I 820 tion of the public buildings of said county, upon all such persons and property within said county, as may be subject to state taxation; which tax shall not exceed one half of the state tax for the year aforesaid, and shall be assessed and 'collected in the manner di- rected by law for the collection of the state tax, and paid over to the said commissioners, to be applied to the use aforesaid. - . E,-. TURNER, Speaker of the Iouse of Representatives. JAMES PATTON, Lieutenant-Go-vernor and President of the Senate. Arraovan, ru1innwAr 12, 1820. GEO. POINDEXTER CHAP. *XLIV. An Act to raise a revenue. SEC. 1. Be 'it enacted by the Senate and House 0 Representalives of the state of .ississippi,, in general assembly convened, That the sum of twenty cents for Land tax every hundred dollars value, be paid on all lands lying within this state, to which the Indian title has been. extinguished, except such lands as belong to the Uni- ted States, and such lands as have been sold by con- gress, and the term of five years not having expired since the respective days of sale thereof, according to the classification and rate established by the act, enti- tled An act to raise a revenue, passed December /th, 1815: the sum of seventy-five cents shall be as- Slaves sessed and collected on each slave; the sum of seventy- assesse fiv. e cents on every free white male, above the age of' Wiites. twenty-one years, and under fifty years; and the sum Prccpco- of three dollars on each and every free man of color, pie of co- over the age of twenty-one, and under fifty years; the lour. sum of twenty cents on every hundred dollars' value of lands, lots and buildings, within any -city, town or Land, c borough, to be estimated on oath, by the person giving 81

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