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NEW TARIFF.
ar vtmoihti.J
Act to anml tha Mtcral Acts fv? liapoainf
duties on imrxjru.
flE it mat ted by the tcnnlt and htute
J , f rrbmrntativfi of the United
Vj v -
rtet of America in ccnrrei aitembled,
fiat. Ir.jm r,a alter tne iniruetn uay
June, one thousand eight hundred
j twenty-four, i'i lieu of the duties
imposed by law en the iraporta-
n ol the trticlet hcreinaiier men
ned, there shall be levied, collected,
1 paid, the folio wi g duties, that it
ttrit.
ban u.vf
'rar. hnr.
PS
and tlCXirnourcs, a uovy ui
ii l I r I: i
ail per crnium ad vjl rfm.
1 0 alt muf cturcs Af .wl, or of
Virli wool sh ill K a componrnt p4fi,
l ept wotiled ttutT goorls and blank
r,Rh nh .II pay troiy-live per
tn'um a1 valorem, a duty of thirty
r ciitum ad valorem, uiitd tne tbir
r ilV -f June, onr fiouiind eignt
L:drrd and twentv-fivc, and after
i t lime, 4 dut of thin). three aid
third per centu:n valorem: Pro-
fjfd, Thir, on all manu.actures l
imiI. except flannel and bancs, the
tiual value of which, at the plate
hence imported, shall not exceed
r.irrv.thrcp and a third cents per
lju ireyard, h .11 be charged with a
ity of twenty-live per cei.um ad va
brern.
Second
Ori ill r
of UW W
i!f"uTi not
Icmp, or
rWon fljx. or
iaterials shall be a component part,
w e mi
nd on all manuicturr or sur, or of
ni.i j i
fiat, l"ini ij frwnyooiLlhLCjEj'Ee
l:.u .Siv akail tx: m comDUDcm ma
,f Good Hnp-, a dutv of twentv-five
ier cenmm ad valorem, on all other
,n,ifarf.irp of i!k. or 'if which ftilk
h ill be j e mp-nent material, twer.tv
Yr centum ad valorem: t nvwea,
nit M cotton cloth whatsoever, or
-1,iK. rtf which eot'OT shall be a c m-
Wrnt mater'nl, ex-epting nankeeni
Imported directly horn China, me on
Clnat ro nf which, at the place
whence imported, with te souiuon
of twehtv per centum, if imported
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frnm the Cane of Gcx d Hope, nr any
lr.1 rr ht--i.nd it : and of ten per cent-
um, if imported from any oinrr puce,
i-Kill lrt than thirty emu per
sq lare yard, shall with such addition,
be tken and deemed to have tost inir
tv fmf n-r aauare vard. and hall b'
charrrrd with dutv accordinely. And
th.t all nnh mcned and ui.coioureti
- - o - . . . - , .
cotton twist, yirn, or thread, the ori
ginal cost of which sha be less than
sixtv cents tier pound. hall be deemed
and taken to have cost sixtv cents per
s
pound, and sh .11 be charged with uutv
accordingly. Atyl. ajl bleached or
coloured cotton yarn, twist, or thread,
th oricin:il eost nf which' shall t)e "lc8
than sevemv-fivtr cents per pound,
hall be deemed and taken to have cost
aeventv-five cents per pound, and "shall
be charped with dutv accordingly :
Provided, -lso, that the provision of
th,l8-ttl9hll not apply to, or pe en
forced against, importation of goods
from norm or rdacea eastward of the
filing nf CnnA Hone, or hevond Cape
Horn, heforethe first of January next
onsuing.
ThirA. On wnnl unmanufactured, a
duty of twenty per centum ad valorem,
liltil the first dav of June, one thu-
ids, uny 'or-rivenmttVf "Wcf
antmM - J 1 - 1
",uu,u u valorem, until the hrst o!
Tune, one thou k..n.u,i
twenty-sill afterwards, a duty of thtr
That all wool, the actual value of
hich, at the place whence Imported,
na I not exceed ten cents per pound,
-hall be charged with So)ty of fiftren
per centum ad valorem, and fw more.
Fourth. On all Leghorn hats or
OBonets, and all haU or bonncu'pf
letfa. bPt or uf hau
v' r:"' ' ( fifl- , untum
Hon
itofU .... l n ti
the place whence Imported iifiihi.
addition 01 ten pti vefuutu, abiU nm
. . r . ,
cost jell than oo dollar each, shall,
. . . a a
with such addition, tx takeo and
deemed t have cost one dollar each,
and shall We charged with duty ac
cordingly. Fifth. On jappaoned wares of all
kinds, oo plate wares of all kinds, and
on all manufactures, not atherwite
specified, made of brass, iron, steel,
pewter, lead, or tin, or of which ei-
therof these metals is a component
material, a duty of twenty-fiva per
Centura ad valorem.
On bolting dothi, fifteen per cent
ad valorem ;
Oa hair cloth and hair setting, thir
ty per centum d valorem j
On nurble, and all manufactures of
marble, tKirty per centum ad valorem)
0i all ppr hanging, forty per
en''4m ad valorem j
On cicn -, f ..in or nthe'
miterid, th.rtv-fivr pertrn'i'm H v,i-l4r-m
f on all cihcr latrt, twrlvr and
- btlf per centum ad valorem )
On lead, in pig, b.rs, or .luct,
two cents per pouud j
O.i Ua Irn hot, three and one half
cent p.r pound
On red or white lead, drv, cr
grouuJ in oi', four rent p' r p. u d ;
On BnieN, Turkey, a-'I Wtiion
carpets and carpeting, fifty cents prr
square arJ t
On all Venetian and inra'n rar
pets and carpeting, twcuty-five cer.ts
per square yard j
On all other kind of carpets and
carpeting, of wool, fl it, lu mp, or cot
ton, or parts of either, twenty cents
per qiare yard j
On oil cloth carpeting, and on oil
cloths, of every description, a duty ol
'On afl"ofr",,,ID td ,)Tm I
trv. an,i n" CarP-ta and carpeting.
.k.ri.. Tvr f-niinn an vaiorru :
Oo hemp, at me ratrr-xnrrt-ttr-
rc ( r .1 .. c..
dollars por ton;
On tarred ca'.iles aod cordage, four
rcnis ntr pound t
O-i untarred cordape, yarn, iwmr,
pack thread, and seiues, five cent per
r . . ...
Pound' . . j
On cotton baling, tnree cents am.
three fourths ol a cent per square
yard ;
n.. imn. in har orbo!t, not manu
factured, in whole or in part, bv rul -
ing, ninety cents per hundreu anu
. . . t
twelve pounds 1
On round ir n, or braziers rod.,
of three fcixieentlis to eight sixtecuis
of an inch diameter, inclusive t inf. on
iron 1 in nail or xpike rods slit $ and
on iron, in sheet, and hoop imn ; ai.u
on iron, slit or rolled, for band iron,'dred weight ;
scroll iron, .or casement rod;-, three
cents per pound j
On iron spikes, tour cems per
Pound. .. L. ...
On iron- naili, cut or wrouijiu,
cents per pound ;
On tack, brads, and sprigs, not ex-
ceedine sixteen ounces to the thou-
a I .1
airrl fiv- ents net thausaua ; e xt e..co-
ing sixteen ounces to the thousand, I
five cents per pound j
iron orsteel wire, not exceed
ing number eighteen, five cents per
pound j over number eignteen, nine
cents pc pound ;
OnBcpaare-wtrer1.wa,n .-otjn-inu-frture
of stretchers for umbrtlla's,
twelve ntr centum ad valorem ;
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On anvils and ancnors, tyvo n
per pound ;
On iron cahlesor chains, or parts
.u...r Ur-p rent ner pound : and
men.", ... 1 I '
no drawbacks shall be allowed on the
exportation of or parts
On mill cranks and mill iron, of
wriyght iron, four cents per.pound;
TV:-.!! AJ tl L
jn mm saws, one uouar eacn j
-On Wsckim ith!a h amm rs ntf rlg
es. two ;md a half cent oer pound :
On muskets, one dollar and fifty
cents per stand ;
On rifles, two dollars and fifrycents
each 1
On all other fire arm, and on side
arms, thirty per centum ad valorem j
u uMORlj 'V. a TUB8PAY, JUXIpi 163
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and reipinisi i ...,dltt a
of Iron or ic...u....7 r-
valorem - ii;..
wood screws, thirty per cent aiale-Untt
Oa vessels of cast Iroa. nt oher.
wise specified, one and a half ccott per
a
pouna
On all other castings of iron, not
specified, one cent per pound )
On all vessels of copper, thiny-five
per centum ad valorem j
On auilli. Drrparrd or msnufactur.
rd, twenty-lire per centum ad valo
rem
On states and tiles, for buitdinr
twemv-five ner tenf. ad valorem t
On black lead pencil, forty per
ceot. ad valorem ;
On tallow candles, five cests per
po'.tid )
On ipermaceti candles, eigSt cents
per pound
Oo soip, four cents per poun!
Oo lard, three cents per pou'iJ
On wtiiai, tvutv.fitr teat
per
iiut'rii
On oat, ten cents pernubrl;
On hrt fl .ur, filtv ceots Drr hr.
dri d weight j
On potatoes, trn ceuts perbj-1 ;
On ci-al, six cer.ts per heStd lash-
i t
w
On fork, twelve cent per p'in l j
Un pru. rile and other sm i.tmp
irr, of stuff or naukcen, tstnt -five
rnt per pair ;
l.icnl b.K)ts or Uxjteei ore dol
lar nttr cent per pai' j
Oo imsetd, r-p seed, ind emp
r- d oil, iwriity-fir cents per g:lioi ;
Un caior oil, lurty tcntt p r gat
un ;
( r Am K-t anil "iinlrr imnnrlcd
in bo. lie', twenty cents urr Ballon t it
imported o'hcr'iise than in bottles
filtern ce-'ts pt-r pall'.' j
On beef and pork, two cents p
ncr
r l ' - 7 "
ve cent per pound
On vineir, eight cent per alUir j
On alum, two d. liars and fifty centi
per hunnreJ neigh' j
On rr fined saltpetre, three cent pe
pound ;
On blue or Roman vitriol, fan
cents per pound ,
Oo oil of vitriol, three cents p
e r
nnund !
() i Glauber salts, two cents per
lp - und;
On Epsora salt, four cents per
poun:l
On camphor, crude, eight cents pel
pourd ;
On ca-nphor, refined, twelve cents
per pound 5
On copperas, two dollar, per nun-
Kin VyiVCUUC iiruui,
fifteen cents
per pound ;
O i ginsrer two cents per pound ,
O.i chocolate, f ur certs per pound ;
On currants and figs, three ceots
per pound ;
On plum, prunes, and Muscatel
raisins, and raisin in jars and boxes,
four ; ents per pound
On all other rai link, three cents per
pound;
fin w ndow P USS. 001 aoovc cium
inches by ten inches 10 sizr, three dol
lar. r.r hnnHred sauarc fvet : not
1 ta Q v- a 1 t
above ten inches by twelve inches in
size, three dollars and fifty cents per
jriy lci 1 1 s pii
TTHhrvve-terl
I
hundred square feet ; and it nove ier
inches by twelve imhes in size, foT
a Tlaok
dollars per hundred square leet ; in
vided, That all window gla?, inyo'--
ted in pla-es, uncut, shall be chfgea
ble with the highest rate of dut; here
by imposed.
O , bin k ho.1es. nof ccced
ing tne ii.uty ol one qiiirt, two dol
lars per grqee; 0.. bottle exceeding
one quart, and not-mere- trian two
quarts, two dollar andJiynts per
ceeding one gallon, thrie dollars per
grore;
On -demijohns, tweoty-five cents
e;.ch ;
On nnntheraries vial. 'of the cap-
' f , j
cityflf four ounces and less, one dol
lar per erosst on the aame. above
bur ounces, and nat exceedinr eieht
Uu per troce i
n ., . eul tt... not 1Dr.
three cents cer pound, and. in
other article! of tU. two
per pound,' and, io additioo
r reto, an ad valorem duty of twenty
Jrctotumj
ba all books, which the Importer
fy make it satisfactorily appear to
Collector of the port at which the
- shall b entered, were printed
Preyi 'to the year one thousand
vhundred and seventy-five j and
also,U all books printed in other Ian
guapahaa Kngli-h, four cents per
oIume,xcepi b(.ks printed in Latin
or (rcrkyin all look printed in La
tin or Ork, when bound, fifteen
ens per p,und j when not bound,
thirecn crntsprr pnuud
On a.'l oih.r iKKik. whtn bound,
thir.v e :nti nr i Tiund t when in sheets
orVnids. twrmv-ix cents per pound ;
On fulio and uua.ttposl paper, of
a.1 ktftd. twentv rents per pound t
Vn fooluap atd all drawing anu
wriunK paper, scveoteeo cents per
,,,' paper, ten ecus per unJ,
- ' . . . - l..n.liV and
urintinff. rni.u . .1 . . .
Un Shtattil. g pap, ' "
Ih,x Uards, and wrapping paper, ol
-il kind., ihee cent per pound 1 ,
On all other paper, hlieeo ten.,
a
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A duty ol twelve anu ,
centum ad valorem on .11 articles not
herein specified, and now pay.og a
. r ' a half per centum
duty - c
A valorem, -iihthe exception o pa
tent adi.eivc felt, f-r covering ship
. .wk .hall be admitted free
f duty, until Jone tmrtitt ,
.1 Jiu. K.lrrfl ar.d twentv-MX t
sano riyn . , , 1
Src. 1. And ve jw"'
nJMHjnn-irr .... ,
That an addili
shall be made to the sever. I rate. o.
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Mian - ,
j . - L...k.. imnmril unon the sever
ClUlirs nm; r . . t .l.
al articles aforesaid, which, after the
,aid respective time for the com
of the duties hereby impo
sel. n..i of the United aratt : rw
ded, rhulTirisddiricmStll-it-be
applied to articles imported in ships
l- t I o .
r vessel, not ol the UO'Ud otatcs,
entitled bv treaty, or by any act of
Congress, to be admitted on payment
f the Mine duties that are paid on
like anirle imported in ships or ves-
m I of he l7nited State.
Src. 3. And be it further enacted,
Th.t there shall be allowed a draw
back of the duties by this act imposed
up n the exportation of any articles
i iat shall have paid the same, within
the lime, aud in the manner, and sub
let to ihe provision and rentricuons,
prescribed in the fourth section of the
act, ei.titled An act to regulate the
d'lties on imports and tonnage, n pas
sed the twentv-eventh dav of April,
one thousand eight hundred and six
teen.
Sfc. 4. And be it further enacted,
That the drabick allowed by law on
r,lin sillc cloths, shall be allowed, al
though the said cloth, before the ex
portation thereof, shall have been col
oured, printed, stained, dyed, stamp,
ed, or painted, in the United States.
But, whenever any aus!i cloths, so im
ported, shall be intended to be soco1-
u red, printed, stained , dyed, sta m p
ed. or painted, and 'liter w aids to i be '
imported from the United States, with
oriv'ilerre of drawback, each package
(thereof shall, before the same" shall be
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delivered-frm-thc- pubJictareisjjM
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opened and examined by an inspector
of the customs, and the contents . mere. -nf
measured or weiched. aud the
quality thereof ascertained, and a sam
ple ol each piece tnereoj rcscrvru .u
the Custom House ; and a particular
account or registry ol sucn exarnina
tion, describing the number of pieces
in each package,' their wtight'or met
thcamplc thereof reserved,
shall be entered in the books of the
cuAtoa,.houMj.4ndilur uch m;
ination, said goods shall be repacked
in the original package, and the said
original package ahull, he mrked with
a custom house mark. And whenev
er anv such good, being thus couler
ed, printed, stained, dyed, stamped,
or painted, shall be entered at the cus-
NO. 211.
um house fyr e pon-tion aad draw
back, tht ' lame shall be ao entered la
the original package, narked si aiore
said, and not otherwise, unless, the
peraoo, si entering the lame, shall
nlvai ajiiiarrorv rvidPC to the toU .
lector or cir A ciTucr, r i ne t.f them,
a a a a
that uih rirlginal paekgf ns ixta
lu.t or flrstrivrd Wv .rul-nt 1 and tus
such applicstloo for drawback shall U
made, except oa me cantcms ci tmui
packaresi and, upon application for
a a a S . 1 ...a.
such entry and urawo-xi, tne comcnn
nf the ri.fl aires, so offered, shall be
examined by an inspector of the cus
mm.. and measured or weighed, aod
compared with the original entry, re-
gistry, and aampiesf mu
such comparations and full examina
tign, the collector shall be satisfied that
the contents of esch packsge are the
same identical goods imported and re
gistered as afotcaid, and not cnanea
or altered, except by being coloured,
printed, stained, dyed, stamped, or
painted, as aforesaid, then the person,
so entering such gods, hall be ad
mitted to the oatn prescrinen y iaw,
to be used in cases of application for
exportation of good for the benefit of
drawbaik, and sh.ll thereupon be en
titled to drawback, a in other cases J
the regulations and formal.n, ifflVt
tufore establ.hed. lor ei.tr.es ci Rou.
for exporutioo; with the benefit of
drawback. And if any penon shall
present, for exportation and d'a
Uv coloured, printed, .tamed, dyed,
stamped, or painted silk doth, know
,ng the name not to be ent-tled to
drawback, atcorumg ro ...: 1
f this act, or shall wilfully mi.repre-
ent or conceal the content or 4..-..,7
..f any packages as aforesaid, the aaU
r . J ..I.Mll llf
Roods, so prcsenira or c -
drawback, shall be forfeited, and may
h- aeiltd bv the collector, .!'
- - .
forfeiture diitti-
l.-.-.i m ..th-r case.
outee., . ...
That the existing laws shall extepu '
and be io force lor, tne coueu ...
,he duties imposed by this act, for he
ntctulijnJindunirhmenl of all of-
df4ribulion. and .. rrmissio". of jj
fines, penalties, and forfeitures, as ful
ly and effectually as if every regnla
tion, penalty, forfeiture, provision,
clause, matter, and thing, to that ef
fect, in the existing laws contained,
had been inserted in, and re-enacted
by thi act.
Stc. 6. And be it further enacted,
That the provisions ol the second sec
tion of the act of Congiess, entitled
An act 10 regulate the duties on im
ports and tonnage," approved April
twentv -seventh, one thousand eight
hundred and sixteen, shall extend nud
enure to the benefit of schools and
colleges within the U- ited StatcF, or
- ... ..t.r.fl nl
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the territories thereof, iu the same
manner, and under the like limitations
and restrictions, aa is provided in said
ait, ith respect to seminaries of
learning.
II. CI.AY,
Spe.ker of the Hoime of Representatives.
JOH N f. AIM. A 111),
1 President of die Senate pro. tem ,
Wathinfton, Mini, 22 18J4.
Approved JAMES MOMIOB.
Stute of North-Carolina,
ClBAHHl'S COUNTY." '
flOl'HT of Hlei ami Quarrer Sessions, April
Hll- Cul.-U P." Alexander. i ih
James I'icken; orij,Hn:l attacliincnt, levied oa
lan.U, Lc. It appearmj; io the Court tligt the
defendant in tins c.r is not an inhabitant of
tins tKte, it is therefore-Ordered, that piib.ic.a-
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lion De inane inree n.niiiiii 111 me irrminn n-
tliuilUlt gii0liiia!viJL(ld!
.1... ,. 4 i' 111..,, u an.) fluarlMf) SL.KH't
. . . . ... . ii . f..-
to be bold for said county, at the court-house in
Concord, 011 the third .Monday of July next, to
replevy, iil ad, or demur, otherwise judgment
final will lie en tred a'aint him, and execution
awarded atcordinRtv. ,
lest : DANIEL COLEMAN, e. c. e.
Price adv. . it'16
HV Wit 11- I V.UIII 'l I IV mo :. -iiltll -v -
State of Nortli-Caroliua,
W'll'KfS COV'XTT.
ttOt til if Mcm nmi uuancr esnww, .way
o,iKMiHlitf:hincnt, IcVied 4m I wo tractwrjaiul..
?. .......!...- .,. 1 1., -ran rl ' Uiat tlie dtlelldallt
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that publication be Di"c inr inrrr
Western L'aroVmtar,, thiit 1heUfemlant apfwar
at Me next county court to be held for ihe ce. in
ly ol jVilke. atie court-house in V .Ikesboro .
tin the nt Monday in Angnstnext. artil replevv
and ph'ad to issue, or ju.lfeitiet d! be entered
airainat Uiia for phmtill 's demnnd. it 1
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