Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28

oouSuoi6, ana other black, do. 25
imperial, gunpowder, and gomez. do. so
Tyson and young hyson, do. 40
Tyson skin and other green, do IS
From any other place, to wit
Bohea do. "A
Soushong, and other black, do. "a
imperial, gunPowder, and gomez, do. es
Tyson and young Tyson, do. Sc
Tyson skin and other green. do. az
Tin plates, per box of 100 So. it. $50
Tobacco, manufactured, other than snuff
and segars, per lb. 10
Woods, dying, viz:
Brazil wood, israziietto red wood.
or camwood, per ton, 500
rustic and logwood, do. 500
nicaragua, do. Soo
Whiting, per lb
Umbrellas or parasols of silk, each ono
ofother materials, do. 100
Frames OF sucks for umbrellas or parasols. IS
Wine, to wit:
Malmsey, Madeira and London part.
cular, per gallon, 100
other Madeira, do ga
h'ygandy, Champagne, Rhensh and
Sherry and st. Lucar. do 90
Ciaret and other wines not enumera
ted, when imported in bottles or
cases, IN
Lisbon, oporto, and other wines of
Portugal and Sicily, per gallon, so
SnSrlHe, rayal, and other wines of
the Western Islands do. An
Aliother wines, when import ed other.
WISE than in case and bottle, d. IS
ALIEN DUrr.
There shall be charged an additional duty of
twelve and a half per cent upon all goods i'm
ported IN vessels not of the United States with
he exception oil goods imported in foreign YES
seis, which are specially entitled by treaty, or
acts OF Congress, to be entered upon payment
OF the domestic duty
he additional alien duty of twelve and half
per cent shall not be the subject of drawback
IN cases of expectation.
TONNAGE DUTY ASD LIGHT MONEY
SHIPS or vessels the United States entered
from any foreign port or place, or carrying
goods from one district to another district.
shall pay, per ton, 6
Ships or vessels built within the U. States,
ou' belonging wholly or in part to the SUBJ
Jects OF foreign powers, entering from.a
foreign port or place, shall pay, do 80
Shlps or vessels of othei descriptions, enter
ing rom foreign place or port or carrying
goods from one district to another within
the United States, shall pay, d. so
ship . yessois net OF the, United S,s;es, or
not wholly owned by American citizens.
entering the ports of the U. States, shall
pay, for light money!" do. so
But the additional duty upon tonnage, and
the light money imposed Upon foreign yes
foreign vessels specially entitled by trea.
or acts OF Congress to an entry upon do
nestle duties and charges only.
WAREHOUSE MONEY.
To constitute fund for erecting and maintain
ing custom-houses, warehouses, and stores.
l. There should be paid for every permit
to unl2de goods, 25 cents
2. There shallbe retained upon the amount
of the duties of goods exported, for the
benefit ofdrawbaclls Except sp irits) FIVE
per cent
3. There shall be retained in the case oF
spirits exported, for the benefit of draw.
back, two cents per gallon, and also three
per cent. on the amount of the duties
a separate account shall be kept at the custbm
house for the money collected for this fund
and the amount shall be expended, from time
10 time, under such directions as The President
OF the u States shall approve and authorize
DRAWBACKS ASD BoUSTfEs
There shall be allowed drawback of the duties
on goods imported into the United States If the
goods be exported within twelve months after
The time OF importation, subject to the follow
ing exceptions and provisions
/. There shall not be an allowance of draw.
back IN the case OF goods imported i'm 70.
reign vessels from any of the dominions
or colonies ofany foreign power to which
the vessels of the United States are not
permitted TO trade
2. There shall not be an allowance of draw
brack for the additional duty of twelve
and half per cent imposed on goods i'm.
ported i'll vessels not OF the u States.
3. There shall not be an allowance of draw
back in the case offoreign dried and pick
led fish and other sailed provisions, fish.
oil, or playing cards.
4. There shall be retained upon the amount
Of the duties of goods exported for the
benefit Of drawback Except spirits) five
per cent.
S. There shall be retained in The case of spi.
rits exported, for the benefit of drawback
two cents per gallon, and also three per
cent on the amount of the duties.
3. The present bOunties, allowances, and
drawbacks, shall be continued in tile case
OF exporting picked fish of the fisheries
ofthe United States, in the case of Anne
rican vessels employed in the fisheries ;
and in the case of exporting sugar refined
within the United States
These provisions respecting drawbacks must.
however, be conformed to the privileges special.
" alloMed to foreigners by treaty, or by acts of
Congress.
IL only remains, in the performance of the task
prescribed by the House Of Representatives, to
give a succinct statement ofthe probable product
OF the duties upon imports, according to The pro.
posed tariff.
The annual product Of the single duties. has
been estimated at 12,000,0 900; and Of this sum.
the specific duties produced about 81. 200. 900 90
The duties ad valoreIn produced
about, 100000 90
I2OOOOgO 90