The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

"a 4NH DNNte -NG " A# d
.s..s. engaged IN agricultural and
~uatsaita, have greatly prosper-
''sI IN been paid without marmur-
'...,,,ed for BY collectors with unu-
's.r, The treasury, having recov-
!. .nbarrassments, has continued
.. Dsst. without intelmisslon, TO
.,,I0rsed demands upon il, and now
mrolus Of $ll5,755 Al, exclusi 9
ETro spd THEE per cent funds a
!. !, III biennial receipts and disburse-
|, ,,count of taxes,Presents thefollow-
III
la5, received il 1916, $S5l,278 Y
lal6. & l847, 328,4o7 l6
$679,685 SO
s.ai, tNAs. 3SO,437 81
Iel7. 1881 rs
S6f8,959 10
i receipts over disburse-
65,726 10
n Of ffty thousand and twenty-nine
nd tvsniy-ohe cents, received from
aoas sources ii money, and eighteen
&Iusin Planters Bank bonds.
Aui1fs reports show warrants issued
nd outstanding, January |, l846,
$27l,749 II
g48, 227,O55 81
1917, l52,l9l q
usmtissuod u Jan, |, 1848, 65O,996 43
redeemed from Jan'ry 8 2
niOaS. 6l3,959 70
g warrants outstanding
I'M 37,O36 81
lMrPlus in the treasury Of $ll5, 1885,
ID sEtesa Of present means, over pre-
iftts II $78,7l8 so.
Do seen that there is q diminution in
snps ioT l846, (received in l847,) as
dwith NE year previous Of near TWEEN.
thousand dollars. This is attribute.
revenue law Of the last session Of
stature Butlor thatla the constant
sa'lng wealth and population Of the
golld have augmented tile revenue neal
|Vslnd dollars in l846-7, and this sum
bY The same means, have been increas.
succeeding year; and thus the State,
! iay sensible effort on The part Of hel
would, by the power Of her natural
hsVe risen superior to all future EN-.
n'nis, II there is any one thing ii
Eiacye al others, the State may invoke
%ptarance n het law-givera, it is in THU
q improSideht Interference with heI
Ii TwEHa aH Hu.. ..HH .LH ."HH|
law'' will BE- seen BY ! just inves.
- ouF indebtedness, as { impaired will
llplees, That the State has nee Tor ever
f'snue than Would have been realised
r. lay n i existed ID l844-5.
assessments or the year I847, but Iittlt
etfnas yet been paid into the treasury
a99W Ehree hundred and seventy
''spa apuaFs. After making reason
'9a'ioas Tor assessing, collecting an
Ns'c' lie amount 10 be received vii
lqaeA from three hundred and thirt.
= dollars. The expenditures for tn
leat are estimated attwo hundred an
w. collars 80 thatthe receipts wi
Etcefd the disbursements one hund
elf'S thousa 4 dollars; which, adde
III ~ EHaEn ~ LEa
',H'qs now Up the treasury, would civ
HpaqFed and torty-fve thousand seve
: 49, ifty-fye dollars and forty-on
,'9s ena q the year, The State is Ia
\ ne sinking Fund n~inety-fve thor
a.s'' and to the Seminary Fund abou
dollars; and these sums oueE
i0r. Special reference will j
: 'aen hereafter
!, ny'e perfect understanding of tn
\ condition q the State, and the pra,
\. s,'0ns n We existing revenue law.
luaae 70 the voIuminous and ver
'sPOfs q the late Auditor, Jam,
WA Esq. herewith transmitted 10 ii
,s.,.. REPRESENTATIVES, The report ht
IA W.Nl great care, and presents
w comprehensive light, the affairs
m. sn' over which the late Audit,
~. ".'a ability and fidelity for Il
4 s'lf'' Its worthy . minute investig.
7 earnestly recommended TO the !
r.s " legislature ana Of the countr
N. 4ag me indebtedness of the Stat
NJ NJ. 's'qed n account Of The Planter
\ ", n. ven included. Ny last goncr
n eyed to the Legislature and ii
n !, \ I'sWs Os. regards the stare's Iiabil
N ! 's v bonds, These opinions ha,
tb.u 4 material change, but a reiter
II \ elcalled fol-, and would be Il
III. II. a's ilne' Having lang since 81
\ 'ss' O mind, that the State is boul
4. sa9lon that the constitution 81
w impose ID pay the debt. i +
n n.y. . devise some means accep,
L so5ls ! and not TOO oppressive,
s' .sIa = done. The 4hqla subj,
! rsaa,s considered, and however
S''u'u BY others, there is, 10 i