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An Act to provide for the more effectual collection of taxes from free persons of color. 1845 343 (1845)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactssc0360 and id is 1 raw text is: 1OP SOU1TI-l.C.1ROLTNA. A N ACT TO EXR)IPT CERTAIN WAGONS FROM TOLL UNTIL TiE FIRST DAY OF A. D. 1845. OCTOBER, IN THE TEAR ONE THUSAND EIGHT IINDRED AND FORTY-SIX. No 2963 Be it enacled, by the Honorable the Senate and House of Representatives, certain wagons now met anl sitting in General Assembly, aid by the authority of the same, exempted from that all wagons laden with grain or flmur -hall he allowed to pass the Saluda tell. Mountain Turnpike gate without payment of any toll until the first day of October, in the year (of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-six. And that all toll exacted on wagons passing through said gate in search of grain or fliur, shall be rutndeLd on their rcturniig laden with grain or flour Or domestic consunption during the same period. In the Senate House, the fifteenth day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-five, and in the seventieth year of the Sove- reignty and Independence of the United States of America. ANGUS PIATTERSON, President of the Senate, W. F. COLCOCK, Speaker of the House of Representatives. AN Acr TO PROeviDE 1Oa TH MORE EFFECTUAL COLLECTION OF TAXES FROM No. 2964., FREE PERSONS OF COLOR. t. HA it cacled, by the Sonate and H )use of representatives now met, and Return may be sitting in General Assembly, that it shall be the duty uf every fiee negro, mu- made by eny ht Ito, or mustizoe within this State, between the ages of iteen and ifty y aembe of fa- (except such as shaH1 be cleafly proved to the satisfction of the Collector, to ol infirmity or he incapalle from maims or otherwise of providing a livelihood) to make due sickness by reurn of themselves to the tt Collector of the DiArict in which they reside,e for the purpose of paying such caliitation Tax ns is or may be i uposed on them by law ; and it shall be lawful for any member of a family to make return for the otlaw members of the fuily; or fur any female or any sick qr infirm person to make retjrn by any agent, and such return shall be re. ceived as lkwful by the tax Collector. 11. In ease any free negro, mulattu or mustizoe shall not make such return In case of fail- within the time prescribed by law for payment of the tax imposed at the pre- ure execution sent Session or hereafter, upton lbe or him, such free ntgro, mulatto or mus. to-issue tizee shal! be doiuble taxed, and the ta C.ilector sha4l be authorised to issue executioln as in cases where any white person shall fidl to ma4co return. Ill. The tax imposed upon any free negro, mulatto or mustizoo may be paid Taxes may be by him or her at the time of making his or her return. paid at time of making return. In the Senate Huese, the fifteenth day of December, in the year of our Lord one tkousand eight hundred and ferty-kve, and in the seventieth year of the Sove- reignty and Independence of the United States of America. ANGUS PATTERSON, President of the Senate. W F. COLCOCK, Speaker f the House of Representatives. 343

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