North Carolina Argus from Wadesboro, North Carolina • Page 1

jl A I i p. 4 -v i "saw i' i i i temmmmm WHOLE NO. 9L. WADESBOiOUGlV N. Cj THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1800 JEW SERIESOL II-NO.

U'a 1 WfittTH riRfil ARftIT5 txl at ha rate of 4 pr coot. for State pur- utuenta "sod privileges from tbo cotnmunity, raloe. Slaves over 12 'years must be Uxed at AtvrAbAAi viisavijiA.iAa-Aaaav.v.j; CocaDtroller's renort shows $70 003 but in consideration of publio services. nn asevjuu worm oi land, ana not nigoer. i fwhi.

wiuviviiiu reAi. IIHIll VI WjUVU Q. Are there any othor Inequalities under the i PUBLISHED WEEKLT raw nf anMrnrPTioir 1 collected from this source the amount of In-! to.rctoi 3 to be given to them tinder the Constitution and ID flLOlEI II FS0P0JE0 II NORTH A FORTDSE FOR tlOl GRAND-SCHEME JULY, 1800. lost revenue bill A. Yep, many.

The following table will show some rereat is ana mo amount loanca ltws of the State, will bo sura to oxcite against' out upon which this interest accrues is Single copies, Two DollaM per year, tovarlably la advaaoo. To CUbt of Tea and apwards, It will ba furnished tbcm a prejudice, which of all things la most to be deprecated by them. The Whin nsrtv of tha State therefore cronoac 00. This (ax is higher than the tax upon slaves and less than the tax npon land. Io other words l.

Auuiuer wwue $0 67 80 2 00 2 40 6 00 $1,000 of money loaned out(w i i -hich is limited by th PP'C on reJo1raI basis, for tho purpose, as the foregoing resolu- 8- 40. In addi- dcciarcl) 0f modifying the 'Jonstilution ss jaw to a profit of (WO) is Uxed Slsvss on $1000 value, paid Taxable slaves Land, Honey at Interest, stocks, to. Goods Clothing, Wstchrir, Pianos, Buggies, Ac Liquors bought out of the State, bouglrf in the State, Studs and Jacks; (wy) tion to this, money or capital invested io sny bank, 0 CflU ntaaagera. Authoriud bj Bpatial Aot of tho Legislature. 16 00 10 '7 60 10 (X) 100 00 60 00 40 00 10 00 that all the property of the btato may be taxed according its vuluo, with power in the Legislature to discriminate in favor of native industry.

Io other words, they propose to strike oat that part of the capitation clauso which requires 115,828 Prizes. MORE. THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS. Uechsiiics, Ac on their labor, Oil DOllAB AID A HaU per tbMriptloB received for Uss than ill months. KITES OF Oil SQUAB, fU LIMB! OB UM BBST1BB.

Ont taMrtia JOOi Yhr laMriioaiv $1 60 Two sioathi, bIb IsMrtloni IH YhrM bmU, or Ikirtota hiMrtioM 4 00 Ml BNlhl MMMMlrtlAMiMAlttM.HIkllt 00 'Obo 9 00 Adrwtiim aatt ttala tho utmbn of tin thrj Viik CBolr adttrtttMaoaU ioMrUd otkarwiM tier Vill bo ooaliaaod till forbUMoa, aad oatrgad aooord-io( to tho aboo. AgraooMaU will ba nada with jraarl adTorliMro a libaral aal advaaUgcoao tarau. rofaMloaal aad Beiiaoiia txeMding to tiaai arrriar la kagth, will bo iaatrtod for a jroar; oxaawliag iva liaoo will ba ohargad tho mm at 0tar aaraniataitati. Obltaary aotlaai fraa wbaa aat oxeaodiag twoaty tlaaa; all abaro twaAr Baaa at adrartlnaiaat iwtaa. slaves to bo taxed as persons, snd no higher than the whiio poll, and place in the Constitution a provision which shall require the Legislature, to Capital Prize FACTS AM PIGCRES.

The present system of taxation in Nottb Carolina is very unequal in its operation, sod to that extent it is unfair and nnjunt. There is now before the people of the State proposition to change the Constitution and existing ltwa, ao as to make the taxes equal. The prosent system is equal in both its impositions and examptions the sd valorem system bow proposed ia to prod ooe an exact equality in both these respects. This is not a proposition to increase the taxes of the State, it is simply a'pioposition to equalize them soas to make every man boar the burden of taxation io proportion to his ability. The justness of this system is founded upon the idea that tho protection of the Grovernment and the law being extended equally to every man's property, the value of the protection is io proportion to the value of the property protected.

It amouota to a proposition coining from CTcry eitiseo of the State to every other citizen. If you will spree to pay a tax for the support of the Government in proportion to the value of your property, I will agree to pay a tax in proportion to tho value of mine." A proposal Mr. Holdcn, in the N. C. Standard of 20th Juno, says it was necessary for the Democratic party to pass this very law.

What! mechanics, overseers, pays heavy tax on their wages f. A. Ycj; a mechanic making $500 pays $5 on. his wages and 80 cents on bis poll. A stare me.

chanic working at the sumo bunch, making $500, corporation, or other trading Company, vessel or steamboat, pays 4 per cent, on the dividond or profit dqrived. If the average profit bo 6 per cent, than 11,000 would pay $2.40. If the dividend is mora tho tax is correspondingly increased. The last Comptroller's report shows that was collected from 81,802,795 of salaries and fees made by doctors, lawyers, clerks, mechanics in the work shops, overseers, officers of banks sod other In othor words, these classes of the community are made to contribute of $1,000 made by them from their labor the sum of $10. By the same report we learn that $3,287,420 worth of riding vehicles, gold aud silver watches, plate and jewelry, into tho publio treasury 832, 74 20 or one per cent of their xalue; sothat 81,000 worth of this kind of property pays 810.

The tax upon merchants is peculiary onerous. The Comptroller's report shows that tbey paid last Tickets only $10. Halroi, Quartan and Eighths in proportion; TO BI ORAWN.SACB SATURDAY, IX 1800, Taa CM tavaaiaiab, Cau Claat 79. ba drawn Jul 7, 1800. Class 80, be drawn.

July 14, 18 CO. Class 61, to ba drawn July 21, 1800. Class 82, to be drawn July 28, 1860. MAGNIFICENT SCIIEME. impose an cquai tax upon an me property oi uie State according to its vuluo, except only such as may bo exempted by way of discrimination in favor of the industrial pursuits of tho people.

a protition ftmtltl ylvc prulcrtion to every elan of. property hAtten alike, ami a wore certain and atlcijiiate protection than any tUttme of eWj and Valance in tlm ConitilutiuH tchich could pouihly be advied; and being a scheme of perfect equality would compel every man and every lsss of men and every section of the State to contribute a fair and just proportion of the public burden. It would leave room foruo complaints or juulousies. Those sectional controversies between the East and West, which in tho past hare done much to oxcite mutual animosities and to retard the progress of improvement would cease, and tho good Old North Slate of North Carolina, becoming united iu feeling ami interest, would bcenatled to pursue tbo high Wa IV DAVIS, rilCTICIL WITCI I1IEI Ml JElTElEt, WalMtoraH.C. Yt4 HE8PECTFCLLY' ANNOUNCES TO THE would pay 80 cents ouly.

If the slave is over 50 he pays nothing. Q. I suppose, Ihen, tho white mechanic is free from all other taxes? A. You are mistaken. Every honest merchant will admit that ho charge his tax to his customers.

That tax must bo paid whether the' good rot on his shelves or are burnt. Q. loes that make tho price of so par, coffee, salt, calico, and other necessaries higher 1 A. Certainly. Sugar, for example, costing in Petersburg 7 or 8 cents will be sold in Wake or Oranirc for 10 or 1'pi iiIi IVrt nf this it'll 1 prito of 60000 1 $60000, 6000 XX aiijila of ftainaiaithiiirhirliT-T iaj tvuadioa aoaatrr.

that ha bao Mtn.C I 200001s 20000) 10 600 ara 400 are to fair and just as this it would seeui, ought to be i 100001 10000 is 1 accepted at once by every fair minded man, and 800 600 '400 7600 800 ara 200 ara nUy located hiaialf ia Uo TOWN OF WADES-BOKO', wbaro bo praparad ia ototj mj to 100010-nodala hit old frioadi, aad all othori that aaj frror 6000 4C0CN ii 2 i 60 we doubt not it would be so, but for the inter luOars year 7G into tho public treasury.7 This torn 60001s 4000 is 8000 is 20001s -16001s 1100 ia 2000,100 Mai with laalr patrtaaga. Ha doi aot heal toU to ay thai ba ia ia otott way full? oomMteat repair tat tax is imposed at tho rate of half per cent, upon lOOara 10000 95 ara 0600 85aro 8i00 J500J00 J', "T1NEST DEttCATE TIME PIECES la tr price is the tax. IfMthollcmwrstic paflvbrovided'a purchases cxeept-liqttors end rcady-made-cloth- liuu.iuu ference) of party feelings and prejudice and the influence of tht selfish, principle which joipcia. men, (especially when acting in masses) -sometimes to obey rather the WORKMANLIKE MANNER. Owing to tho previous $3 on every ljpOO.

spiritous ApmoxiMATto Amounting to Toad Vr that position' pf prosperity and "jrreatness which the virtue, intelligence and patriotism of her citizens and her vast iiiternul resources and riches point out as her proper future destiny. admaUgea ha hu bad or tmprarinr and pnpanog hiaMalfia tha FINE ART OF WATCH MAKING and RKPAIRINO, ha doaa aot faal hinualf lafariir lo aay aua la tha South. Ia additioa to all of tha aboee, do erfli attention to 26,448 25,828 of justice. they pay 10 per if bought out of the Stuto and 5 per cent, in the State, or 8100 and 850 on crery 81,000 worth respectively. On clothing 11 Priies, AmounUng to 806,040 WILL BE DRAWN THIS MOXTII.

For the purpose of pointing out tho inequali for ibis unjust system of taxation A. None at all. fn their plat form they say they deem ft the duty of the Legislature," in passing acts for raising icvenua, so to adjust taxation thai it shall hear as equally as practicable, within the limits of the Cor.stitution, on the various interests and classes of property in all sec-linns nf the State." Mo aplaadid (teak of WATCHES and JEWELRY of ties of the present aystem, arising from the fact per cent or 815 on every 81,000 worth. Thus a. taa bait tait eaa ba ablaiaaa ib ton eoaoinr.

uui aaao aad iee fcr oaraaiTaa, aad bur low for eath CxanriOATSs or Packaois will be sold at the following rates, which la tha risk: Cortitcate of Packages of 10 Whole ftO.OO merchant who makes purchases to the amount of 820,000, $10,000 of ordinary poods, $3,000 It ia aaadleta to aoetiaa tha artialaa, for job eaa tea that a large amount of property is not taxed at all, and that which is taxed, is taxed at different rates, resort must be had to a few' facts and 80.00 10 naif for yaaraalrai. W. T. DAVIS Maroh IS, IS5-7Mai -v-- loes this Democratic platform go for taxing liiiiAt nn1 fil (lC() mn Quarter Eighth" w- AD VALOREM EXPLAINEDBY QOESTIOXS AXD ANSWERS. Q.

What is the debt of North Carolina? A. The State'owe' 8 millions on bonds already issued. It will soon owe over 13 millions u6n" riabiRtler'atfe'o'd'Incuffed. The ordinary expenses of the government are on an average over $100,000 yearly. It is certain the taxee must soon bo raised to at least 8800,000 to annually.

Q. Can this amount be equitably raised under the Democratic system of taxation A. No. All kinds of property except slaves, oats i aniAflr mar saw nnr i tun ri a rn waraara in i -it-" tax were assessed upon the capital employed, the Alio I .1 I 1 XORTII CAKOLIKA White Sulphur Springs, LOOK AT THIS A SPLENDID DRAWING. A.

lldoes. Hogs arc classes -at property, so are chickens; and the platform says it is tho duty of the Legislature to benr npon them." Q. What is the meaning of the expression within the limits of the Conatitntwn A. That taxation shall bear equally on all clas inequality would not be so great, hut being placed upon the amount ot purchases, whether for cash or upon credit, the man of small capital is placed' WILL BE OPKNRD FOB VISITORS ON THE let of Jaaa. They-ara situated aear the pras- ivonn varouna siares oi an ages nnu sexes.

The increase for the ten years preceeding was 17.98 per cent. Assuming that the increase-for the last ten years was the same, there are now est tormiaus or the Westera North uarouaa tuiiroaa, aot aa hoar's ride by superior omnibuses and stages. THE THREE NUMBER PLAN. Which takes place oo every upon a tooting with, the man ot large capital, in the State, slaves, of which number (jouj nny better system bo devised to drive out Tho Proprietor has procured toe services or THOMPSON TYLEB Wedaieselayama IS4JO, household and kitchen furniture, horses, cattle, ses except on slaves; but taxation must not bear equally on slaves because they say, it is premature, impolitic, dangerousand unjust" to. alter the Constitution.

only according to the last Comptrollers of the mercantile business, men of small means 1 .23,000 1 I 1 1 renort. were listed for taxes, leaving UlO.784 nn- who arc active honest and skilful, but who are "rC lny as Maaager, wbass eaperieace at the seost Fashiootble Watariag Flaees of Virginia, added to his constaad-lag appearance aad gentlemanly bearing, insure good 1 Capital Prise of 1 Prise of 1 Price of 1 Prise of H.r 1 io ,0 'i 1 compelled to carry on their business upon the 'avc'' are out ligi.liy taxed, der 12 and over oOyesrs of age untaxed This, I loreretitofhcirfritfnjs. If contended hat Slaves hghtly taxed How do What remedy docs the Constitutional Union Party propose I 1 A. They sav the first thing to- be done is to whole slave property is worth, at an average value f(j; BOme) the C0DSUn)cr pa tIlcn tlle fyou prove that A. Why by the Comptroller's last Report, raw sad gea tare.

Taa eery best BALL ROOM LEADER and BLACK BAND OF MU8ICIANS that the city of Richmond, Virginia, aifords, have baea procured. HIDING VEHIl LES and HORSES, BILLIARD of $000, $203,218,200. lje landed property community arc not exempted and many of the of the State, according to the Comptroller's re- class of professional men, mechanics, clerks and port, is assessed at 898.075,909,52. TLia'' others, whose taxes we have shown to be too high alter the Constitution so ns to give tho Legislature the same power to tax slaves that tbey havo to tax other property, and then to adopt tho prin 4,600 4,000 8,000 2,171 20 7,000 7,000 6,250 20,720 8,200 1,2) 60,820 ....141,120 1 Prise 10 Prises 40 Prises 60 Prises 260 Prises 04 Prises 64 Priies 04 Prises 6,682 Prises at. are.

175 are 125 are 80 60 30 20 are 10 are. 6 ere SAbOONfl aad BOW LINO) ALLOTS are at tba com-maad ol visitors. Theeouotry is elevated and healthy. The seenerv Is beauCtlVil, and roads most eaosllent: of slave property paid only while 893,000,000 of land paid $191,980. While land paid 20 cents on 8100 value, slaves paid 5 cents.

While slaves paid ouc dollar, laijd paid three dollars and Ot'ty cents. Q. Do I understand you to say land pays nearly four times as much ns slaves? and the pleasure grounds xtaosiva. There ia ao'Mt-er water thsa Ibst afforded by the North Carolina amount of landed property, pays into the State I 'P co iu for their share of this additional burden. Treasury $191,980., while, the slave property 0f among tax payers mi-ht pys only 8118,320.40.

Land is taxed, for State be still further extended, but we will mention purposes, It the -rate of 20 ceuts on the 8100 i only one more, and that is, that besides the slave 28,224 Priies vWbiie Bolpbur Springe. Tha patronage of taa Caroliaae ia eon deafly ciple of ad valorem taxation, with proper discrimination. Does their platform advocate the taxation of all property, such as hogs, ducks, chickens, Ac. A. No; this charge is brought to turn away the attention of the people fumi the two hundred millions worth of slave property.

The Legislature can tax these thing? now if they want to, but they do not. Tbey will never tax things so- 84,412 Priies Amounting to lied oa to repay the Froprietor for tho expensive ouU worth- A lax of than six cent on the $100 Property shown to be exempt irom taxation, there ZZuui A 8n i i i ley be baa aiadeio bi ap a vtaienag naee suiira io wnrh at mnr nrcinrvtu trnufil linului'ft the. r. tbeir wants. And be promises mat ao pains rnsu ne If the sluvo is ever 50 years or under 12, he would pay nothing.

Whole Tickets Shares in Proportion. IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES, Enclose the money to oar address for the tickets invested in manufactures, fctate-bonds, railroad- amounl How paid upon it. It Kill tftut be tern, I st(Jck c((, ctc; wLich not -taxc() fcu, which eparea oj ainucii or mm gvniiviBKai nwum iv mi der all who may visit bin pleanaat end enraforteble. H. L.

R0BARD6, Proprietor. Msy 13. 18C0-8S-tf that tlie landed property pay more than three enters ihto the aggregate wealth of the State. In addition to this, it may be mentioned that a fime at hiijh ajrate of tax as the tlave property. The land liohlcr, who hat no slave, it thin made ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded-by first mail.

Purchasers eaa have tickets ending ia sny figure they msy designate. The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent lo purchasers immediately after the drawing. LOOK AT THIS! TOE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK All communications stnetly eonndentlal. Orders fur Tickets or CertiAcates, by Mail or Ex to pay more than tltrcc tinusat much, in jropor. tion to hit tccallh at the tlave holder.

$1000 worth of his property is made to 00 SIOOO worth of his neighbor's slave property is Q. hy docs not the Legislature tax slaves higher? A. Becauso the Constitution forbids the taxation of slaves under 12 years old and over 50. Slaves between 12 and 50 con only.be taxed as hih as white men between 21 and 45. y.

What is the number of slaves in the State? A. In 1850 there were 288,458 if they increased between 1850 and ISfiO as they increased between 1840 and 1850 (17.38 per cent.) there must be now 338,548 at 8000 each worth or press. Is bo directed to considerable amount of property, now liable by law to pay a tax, escapes taxation on account of the complicated character of tho system which we now have, under which almost every species of property is taxed at a different rate. Some arc required to be listed, others not listed. The clerk is to look out for a part, the sheriff for another.

One piece of property is taxed specifically, another according to value, another according to profit. The whole of this complicated system is committed for its execution, to those, who though small in value that tjie expenses of collection will be more than the tax. Q. But the Democrats say jou intend to abolish or decrease tho tax on the circus, on exhibitions, on pedlars, on liec.ises.to retail, and such things; is that true? A. That is not true.

Such things are not taxed as property but as privileges or licenses tho Legislature will still have full power over these Just so all as banks, might be taxed forthe exclusive privileges granted them. Ij. Will the tax on billard tables, playing cards, bowlings alleys, dirks and pistols and such MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS ncM.Vt.r a Bavannsn, v.a, Threshing Machines made to psy less than CO The inequality may be still further exhibited by comparing the taxes of citizens who own both land and slaves. Take the case of two men, each aria OFFEREB WADESBORff MISS AG.tCS HORI IS NOW OPENING her stock of OOODH, selected by herself with much care, embracing many articles aot heretofore keot ia en establishment of the kind in Wsdesboro' rpilE SUBSCRIBER IS STILL AGENT FOR THE sale of the celebrated and much admired combined improve worth $100,000 in land and negroes. One has $203,000,000 What are the nnmber and value of slave polls, 8.

those between 12 and 50? A. The Comptroller's Report has the number Thresher aud Winnower, $40,000 worth of land, and 00,000 worth of -71 amons which msy found a large SMortmcot of manufactured by Wheeler, Melick A Albany, N. Y. There machines will threnh na clean from HUNDRED AND FIFTY TO TWO AND HUNDED articles be necessarily reduced? A. By no means.

The tax on such things is in the nature of a police regulation for the sup 147,913, but omits those of Edgecombe; addon these and wc have, not less than 150,000 worth at least These one hundred and slaves, oil which he would pay, by the presejitr qucnty d0 give to them an uniform construo-system, to the State, $11G. The. other tion. This renders the coNection of the taxes, to 000 worth of land, and $80,000 worth of slaves, great extent, uncertain. would pay, by the present systenv to the State, and enormous inequalities, which we have shown to exist in the present rev- FIFTY BU8IIELS OF WHEAT PER DAY, with less work and less waste than aay olherojuscliiaes known pression of vice or fur promoting the good order ia North Carolina.

thirty millions pay wily-- 000,000 uf land pays 8191,980. nessec it is a cr'w to wear dirks, Lowie knives $88. The taxes of, these citizens on this proper. no y. hat are the number and value of those i and pistols at all we only impore a liijtt tax.

cnue system, induced the Convention which met at Raleigh on the 22d February last and nominated Johrf Pool, for. Clover nor, to adopt t. Would the tax on money be lowered neces PRINTS or the very bast quality; GINGHAMS, LUSTERS, BRILLIANTS, Ac; Ladies and Misses' HOSE, UU)VES, COLLARS, UAND-KERCIHBfS, Ac; TOILET ARTICLES, such as HAIR BRU8HE8, PCFF BOXES, PER-FOMERY, Ac, Ae.j JEWELRY mbraeing GOLD BRACELETS, EAR-DROPS, BREASTPINS, UN-OER-RINOS, to all of which will ba sold as low for tatk as at aay other store la Wsdesboro' or Anroo county, end on time to punctual customers. The pablie, and Ladiee aepedalry are respectfully invited to giro ma a call. I pledge myself to use every eiertion te give sirtisfaotion.

Or BONNETS TRIMMED and DRESSES MADE in tba very latest styles. taks the Crst Fashion Plates ia the Dnited State, and have Patterns every month from New 88-tf PRICES AT THE SHOP. Railway Chaia Hone Power, $120 Lever, (superior,) 100 Improved Combined Thresher and 126 Terms cash, or approved note on interest. Warranted to give satisfaction or no sale. Tllvered In Fayettevilte or at any Railroad Depot ty, ought to be and would be so under the ad valorem system.

The inequality of the present system of taxation as between the owners of land aud slaves, slaves which cannot be taxed at all by the Legislature? A. There must be worth' say' These seventy-three millions can't be taxed at all, even if tho Statu should be involved in an cxpensivev-war. 1 the following resolution "Wiikrkas, great iueijuality exists in the present i mode of taxation, ami it is just and right that, all 4 property should contribute its portion towards the burden of st the above prices charges and transportation only may bo further shown by taking iuto considers- be added. Address, tion the county taxes along with the State taxes, J. B.

TROY, Troy's W. C. TROY, Fayottevillr. Jtttolvtd, That recommend a Convention nf the sarily A. Xo; if money is made to pay counly taxes," it would not be lowered.

Q. Docs tho Constitutional -Union platform allow of discrimination A. Yes, fii favor of the native products of the State and the industrial pursuits of her citizens. What is the effect of this The Legislature may favor our own productions, and tho industry of our people by exempting some aud by laying higher taxes otr (j. ut why not raise the tax on slaves between Feb.

26, 1860-78-4m as follows OBANVILLE fOCSTT, people of the State be called on the Federal basis as i en i early as practicable fur the purpose of so modifying 12 1 Q' -fr 'i'" 'tS the Constitution that every species of property may he "A- Because the Constitution does not alt IOW $1,000 worth of land pays, (county and. State H. W. ROBIXSOff, SVKGtVtKr MtE.VTMST, that to be done without raisin" the tax on the $1.20 taxed according to its value, with power to diserimi- taxes) white man. White men are obliged to leave l.Gli TTAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN THE and the industrial pursuits of her citiiens." IMPORTANT TO MA OWNERS.

(Cat this eat) JOIIII A. McniAllXETI CSLEBSATSD MT AXD SGREEIG MWl Tt fTANU FACTORED AT SOUTH LOWELL, N. their business to setvc as jurors, as witnesses, iX town of Wsdesboro', respectfully tenders bis Professianal to all The Constitution as amended io 1835 provides I to our battles and for other public duties. -j foreign products and such as cham ty I .1 I I i. $3.00 1.84 who mv need them) Having bad seve that Capitation tax shall be equal throughout The poll tax is high enough already, perhaps too Mate upon an inaiviuuais suoject to tne- A taxable slave, worth $1,000, puys IN HALirAX COl'XTV, $1,000 worth of land, pays A taxable slave, worth $1,000, 1H NEW HANUVEK COl'XTT, $1,000 worth of land, A taxable slave, worth $1,008, IK WASHINGTON CUI STV, $1,000 worth of land, pays.

A taxable slave, worth $1,000, IS WAKE COrKTY, $1,000 worth of land, pays A taxable slave, worth $1,000, same." "All frpo males over tho age of twouty- i But possibly slaves pay enough for county one years and under the age of forty-five years, taxes to make up. this aud all slaves over the-age-of -twelve years and. 1 No. Land is taxed for countv purposes- $4.70 1.97 $9.00 rs! yearOractice, lie feels safe in warranting sntis-fuctioa in ALL OPERATIONS. All diseases of the mouth successfully 'treated.

Artificial teeth, from one to a full set, supplied in the best and most approved stylo. Persons In the country visited at their residence when desired. Terms cash when the work Is UnlAed. Wsdesboro', February 6, 180fr-74-tf pagno, irench brandies, Ac. It may be very proper and necessary to tax more heavily articles made abroad, where the purchase, money is spent out of the State, than articles tuado here, the money would bespcht among North Caroliua workmen.

1 Q. Have other Southern States adopted ad valoicm in practice A. 'es, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Florida, Louisiana aud Texas. So have Arkansas asd-sklpped to all parte of the United Steles at ithe sbortealroetioe. Liberal reduction made to those who have used my Machines aad wish them oxohsngejL-The public areeautioaed against imitation snd w-Jitiom.

lsooefnnloe unless aceompsnied by my bills. card, and sold by my legally authorised agents. UNO. A. hlcMANNEN, Soath Lowell.

Orsnge March 22, 1800-S0-106 9110 i under the age of- fifty years, shall bo subject lo a so arc white men. Iu Wake county, land worth capitation tax, and no other person shall be sub- a little over to county and State $4.00 ject to such tax, provided that nothiiig herein while slaves worth over $0,000,000 pay 1.53 contained shall prevent exemption of taxable ouly $7,474. Land in Wake pays 43 cents on And in all the counties in the State a like in- slaves as heretofore prescribed by law lq cases of the $100, slaves 11 ceuts. A negro fellow worth Notice. NOTICE.

hft.lilir inhrmitv It 'will hf Rppn nl c.l:inpA 01 t)ti r.a fil CI and issourif though tho Legislature of Arkan- A.lala Thia la naitliar fair nw lilcl tn. f-j lift. tt.l iaiiu nwiu vttwvv I sas exempts slaves under 5 and over 00 'years .1 i i from this provision that the Legislature cannot 80 45: over four times as much! warda thn land owner who has no. slave, nor is it 1 TfinE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED I to viit the NEW COACH MAKjlNG ESTAB tlHIIMF.NT of LEM. B.

BENNETT CO situated Largest Stock Yet, 1 inv ftinrnji uniier twniva nnn nvor mtv -ears nr Q. Land pays four times as much as slaves old; that of Missouri exempts those under 3. i ti. .1.. -r fmr towards thoso who own more than an average and wo have shown that there ore 190,784 1 but then, slaves jivt sick and dio docs land tret -i j- i i.

proportion oi iana to ineir siave property, laue, Biaves in tne state oi uucrtpuon. ii is sict and die fpHB SUBSCRIBER 48 NOW RECEIVING IS I- nwr the PLANK northwest of VYades- HRIG AK0 ilinriFR STtHK bow 4F ftOODsL, oonaisting of the LATE8T 8TYLES I The proprietors refarn thanks for patronage already ANDFA8H1WNS OF TttE SEASON, embrsoinginp.rt bestowed, and ask continuance of the same, assuring iiiu piuiriuns ul ine euiiiiiuuoiis ui Aenuesacc and Virginia have been mentioned. Except in" these two States the Legislatures of all tho States but North Carolina have power to tax all slaves. A- es land gets overflowed, wears Out, is at- tacked with draught, worms and rust, Houses and turpentine, trees and fences ate the case of two men in Wake county. worth an further to be observed in regard to this, that tho equal amount of property.

One has $20,000 Po11 'ho slave between twelve and fifty 1 cannot be increased without a corresponding in- worth of land 80 taxable slaves, would pay th hu xigurea oiik, discs una, urganaies, uro ueltine; (be citisens uf Aason and the surroonaing counties Fanby Beragee, Plaid Borages, Silk Tissues, Florinda that ther will net-form their contracts punctually hnrnfc Tf is not nhvipfcetl with mannie it i'-- 1 They have oa hand at present several NEAT and SUBSTANTIAL JOB8. and ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH ALL ORDERS IN THEIR LINK. All aewwort warranted, ao. 24-72-tf L. B.

BENNETT A CO: Muslins of all styles, Robes of all descriptions; Prints and Ginghams, Jacbanet and Swiss Muslins; Plaid Muslins', Jackenst Edgingai Bleaahed Shirting, Browa smarting; Oansborgs. ttrowa Drillloga; toady-made Clothing, I lata and Caps; $214 40. The other has $40,000 worth of land Cver poor he may be. This provision, it may be sooii'dies. Ths "Rrtiso Passion." M.

wo hear, aid 00 taxable slaves, would psy $275.80. In admitted, was placed in the Constitution for the Q. But young slaves can't work, doa't produce of hi iy't 1-he i j.i. i made his observation on the proercsMnff dissolution Washington-county two tneo owning thescbenefit of the slaveholder, and it has had the cf-jj anything: ought they to be taxed? of hit own body. of death is hard," amonnts of proDtrtv would pav one $112 the fcct teeping down the "tax upon thalspecies oft" A hot?" There were in the State in Tic isaid Jo tbSse sTiou't 7 o-4 lirkl.

i property, while the tax has correspondingly in- i 1850," 5,453,975 acres of land improved, and I interest to note this wrestle between this life and taxes these -citia ineta ana. rises, rnr Hardware aad Cutlery; Phosphalic- GuanOr THE ATTENTION OF PLANTERS AND OTHERS is invited to the following report of aa analysis by Dr. John CDraner. of tha University of New York, imnntv' would bo made eonal bV taxins their miialilina havoariann which wa have nnintod nut noj imnmv1 P.r.- 178 .11 ooweis cease meir iuncuon; me iai snuggle man 00 Groceries a good stock; Progs, Medicines sad Dye Stuffs. JOUN P-.

KENDALL. t. l.ml I a Oil la nn CI tt i the land taxed 20 cents 8100, property equally according to value. aoove. Binco this provision was inserted in unimproved is on were his last words.

Athmctum. In addition to these ficures it may bo stated in important provision placed in the ton-, value. Uestdes, little negroes increaso more 4of an average sample of a cargo of 1PHOSPHATIC AntiouT. on FURTHER NOTICE. Tf ,1.

aQlrto n.uta BllUHWU U1 iapiuiy in vaiue loan any oiuer mvesuueni. hit pwi UUvjUCI UU17VJ. OS.AUV a vii branch of the Geiicnil undergoing making the Senate Q. What is the value of land and slaves com- MiHr between the taxes upon land and slaves 10. the Assemblv thc representative of the landholders, bined, and what do tbey pay into the Treasury oount, as in the State uxes, then of the 0f the State by requiring each voter fur the Sou- AThe value is in round tumbers 'the A KENDALL BOSS beg leaf ta inform the Mblie that they keep 4onstentTy oa hand tba best borne made BOOTH AUD SHOES.

All orders wul ba executed la short Botiee aad neat stylo at their GUANO, recently imported oy ine i Bnn uu.no Company from McKean's Island, Pacilo Ocean, vh: Organio matter 9 00 Water combined 21.60 Soluble Salts, Sulphates, 6.00 Phosphate of Lima, of which 64.00 Is Bono 1 Phosphate and 1.00 ia Bi-phespbate ,65.00 Sulphate of Lima 7.50 BUicia and Carbonate of Lisas ate to have fifty acres of -land has been stricken 000, and they paid $305,880 An ad valorem goa? tack nearly one hundred and fret farther. 423 13 county land pays $301,801 and slave property $179,371, and the taxes upon land and slaves, inoludlng both State and County, are, express thinks that in a few rears oyed entirely, leariog nothing but a Cedar Hill, Aasoa, N. Maroh, 1 96080-tf out, ana tiius one 01 tne great compromises 01 tax ol a little over 10 cents 011 would bring tub anmonj tho Constitution has been Violated. the same amouhL bvwhiuh the laud tax would be they wd( be dstr tumbling rapid:) behind. Thi vrotcction lo landed proiK rtu omiht.

in nna.hnlf a alavo nf tho averaire mc 0 toma l.ni) SMOa 811 rift nn a-Jfin Ifil A I r1 some Mfciiw. ro oc ma oacK in ine value ot SUlHt would rav about BU cents. s- i u. 100.00 For sale by $98,075,969 62 worth of Und $403,841 90 shall slave property be the only kind of property Do the Constitutions of otherSouthernLier in the Navy, by anaetot Conjrress, Junt passed. W.

H. McRARY A Agents, Wilmington, N. C. 84-tf r-, i protected Irom tne puruen ot taxation i curely States tho ownora nf slaves will ask for llo -aaeh advan. a contain restrictions oa taxing slaves I ibis enenge carries with it, we suppose, me nn oi ftnlv 1 Major, as used In addresr-ing the disbursing oSoera -fT n.

NCR ART fV AQEXT3 fOM AND DEALERS IX NO. 1 PERUVIAN (TUAKO; AEESB'S MANIPULATED GUANO; SOMBRERO GUANO; 7 AMERICAN OUANO; iJLNi) MASTER, e. t.v' A'lamplf coastaaUy a head tor aalo fat lota to' son. r' i Wtlmlngtoa, W. C.

ffjfth $, iiHi I. Ml anr, at mm n.vinir mvi ill nf a oi iha avtHW Bsvath lha iratwiiT hit uu iub slave proparr pay- wge under the Constitution ot tne Ihat those between 12 and 50 can be taxed, but they of Portsmouih log zvj.wu Try ioostuuuon aeciares mat no man, or set must bo taxed ad valorem. In an jV(, Transcript, is in as good a positiou as could bu The inequality doe not stop herer Interest of mco, arc entitled to exclusive or separate emol- property except slaves must be'taxed according desired. JOB WOBItt SF ALL KINDS, AND IN COLORS, NEATLY cheaply aad sxpedkiotuly doaa at tha Argus ia. i 0.