Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-08
I7h. On salt, five cents per City. six pounds.


the y. States, ten cents per pound.
2oh On states of all kinds, tweny-h per cent ad
lorem
2ist. On window glass; not above by 10 inches in size
dollars per hundred square feet; above 10 by IL
inches3 dollars and 90 cents per hundred square lee
and above 10 by IL inches dollars per hundred square
eet Provided that all window glass imported in plates
uncut, shall be charged with the highest OF duty
hereby imposed On apohecarics vals of the capacities
OF four and less, dollar per gross not ex
ceedng eight ounces one dollar and twentyiv cents
per gross
23d On the wines of France, viz; red wines. in casks
cents gaon white wines in casks, 10 ceu,s galon
and wines of all sorts, in bottles, % gallon.
2lth. On the following articles, advaorcm duty of
10 per cent, viz: barley grass straw baskets compost
ton wax or amber beads all other beads otherwise
enumerated lamp black she'll paper boxes hair brace
let's hair made up for head dresses bricks paving tiles
brooms OF hair palm leaf, Cashmere of Thibe dow
oil all kinds, feathers for beds, palm leaf palmetto hats
10Th All articles, not herein specified either free,
MS liable to different duty, and which, by the existing
laws, pay higher duty than per CT, to pay ad
Of March, 1883.
Sec. 3. ind be il further enacted, That in addition
TO the articles exempted FROM duty by the existing laws,
inc following articles Imported from, and AFTER the Sd day
OF March, 1888, shall be exempted duty that is TO
say Cocoa almonds currants, pruncs figs rans in Jars
and boxes, raSns all other black pepper pncrr mace
hutmegs cinnamon, cassia, cloves piineno, camphor
corks, crude sapetre side say-cuasses dareers
drks swords, hangers-nax manufactured, quicksilver
OPIUM quilts prepared Tin in pla,e and sheets brass in
pia,es, marble, hair cloth and scaiings, blue vitrioI
ergo', gum Arabic, gum Senegal epauctes of gold and
siiVer, sac aye, m1dder, inadder berries
USED In dyelng snnach, saffron urmeric woad pastel
aoes, am5erg Burgundy pitch bark Peruvian cocbincoI
capers caohei chamomile flowers, coriander seed can
marbles castanas, catsup chalk coculus ndcus coral
corrosive subnate, dates, flberts, terne stones frank
incense, grapes, gambege, hemock henane homes horn
plates for lanhorn horns other horns and fins India
rubber ipecacuanha ivory manufactured ivory black
jumper berries caroni, mill stones, musk nuts of ali
kinds, Olives oil OF juniper paintings drawings raans
manufactured, reeds manufactured, rhubarb rotten
stone, tainarnds tortosc-sell niol shellac sponres
sage, pygasses telescopes sextans Quadants hair
Gus b"Z paste tartar crude, vegetables such used
Principally In dyeing ana in composing dyes weld and all
articles used principally FOR dyeng coming under The M
~ OF liz IL per cent; all other dyeng drugs and ,nater
ais Tor composing dyes all other medical druos and all
articles not enumerated in this act nor the existing laws
and which are now liable TO al yalorem duty of 10 per
cent. -
Sec. L. ind be il further enacted That from, and are
the Sd day OF March, aforesaid much of any act of
congress as requires the addition of 10 30 per cent to
the cost, or value of any goods wares or merchandise in
such addition, shall be repealed.
sec. D. ma De Il further enacted, That FROM and af
Ter, the ID day OF March, aforesaid where the amount
OF duty on merchandise (eXcep manufactures of wool or
o, wh'n wool Is component par) imported into the
United States in any ship vessel on account of one
person only of several persons Jointly Interested shall
not exceed 200 dollars the shall be paid i'm cash
wout discount and IL it shall exceed that sum- shall
al INC option OF the importer importers he paid or SO
cured TO be paid III the now required bv law
one-halt in three, and onehaf in six calendar months
ana that, from and after the said 81 day of March 60
much OF the 62d section of the act entitled An oct IN
regulate the collection OF duties imports and TONNAGE
t,a
SIC oil teas uadcs tic bond of the importer or importers
shall be repealed.
Sec 6. ind be il further enacted That from, and At.
ter, the 81 day of March aforesaid the duties ON all
features of wool, of which wool il couponcnt nar
shall be paid in cash. without discount; or at the onion
e importer be placed in the public stores, under bond at
ms isN SUBJECT 10 The payment OF the customary storao
ana charges, aud to the payment interest at the rate of
SIX per centun per annum while sored Provided that
me duly on the articles stored shall paid one half in
three and onehall in six months from the date of inn
ton: Provided ALSO that any nstamen of duties be no,
ru Wneh me same shall have become due, so much of
the said merchandise may be necessary TO discbrco
such nstament shall be sold public auction and re-
tanning me sum necessary for the payment OF such install
ents oil the duties, together with the expenses the safe
keeping and sale of such goods the overps if any Lou
be returned by the collector TO the importer or own or
to his agent lawful representatives And provided i
that the importer, owner consgncc of such Goods
at any time after the dcposie shall have been made
Maraw me whole, or any part thereof paying the
>daues on what may be withdrawn, and the CUSTOMARY
storage and charges, and OF Interest,"
Sec f'd be IL further enacted That from and after
the "a day OF March aforesaid, foreign manufactures of
wool, or OF which wool is nponent mart which %
be sold at public sale, other than sales under cxcc,
ton, decrces and process OF in the United Stae
there shall be reservedby the seller and half per
cent on the amount of such sale for the use of The II
and no such sale shall be made but in the presence of an
ohcer OF the customs, in places where there shall be ono
ior which purpose reasonable notice shall be ven ~ The
collector oil The district or such officer The customs as he
may designate Tor that services aud account of the nor
chandse sod certified and approved by the officer of the
customs present. snail be rendered by the seller TO the col
Iector the said one and half per cent paid over IN b
WITHIN wenty-i hours after such sale. And if anv
person shall make such sale without the presence of am NJ
nicer oil The customs, shall fail render such account
within The time required, he shall forfeit and nav t ,I
United States two hundred dollars; or if he shall m to nav
over to the collector is hereby required the one and
per cent accrung TO the United States on sucb sale
ne sha forfeit and pay TO the United States double tJe
amount OF such per centage.
Sec. 8. drd be IL further enacted Tba, in all co.o
where the duty which now is, or hereafter NAV he inn
posed on any goods, wares, crchandiscs ported in
10 the United States SHALL by law regulated nv or Inc
directed to be estimated levied upon the value of tho
square yard or OF other quantity or parcel thereof and
IN all cases where there is shall be imposed any adj a.
oren rate oil duty on goods wares or merchandise
imported INTO the United States shall be The duty of m
coecor within whose district the same shall be Unmarried
or entered TO cause the actual value thereof at The fine
purchased, and place from which the same shall have
been imported into the United Satesto be appraised m
hnated ana ascerained, and the number of slcb wards
parcels or quantities. and such value of evcrv I
e as the case may requires Aud il shall i'm every sucb
case be the duty OF The appraisers of the United States
onu every oil tcn and OF every other person who shall
act as such appraiser, by all the reasonable wave mr.
~ MS OF uef power TO ascertain, estimate aud appraiso
the true and actual value, any invoice or ai,ovit -
the contrary notwithstanding the said goods wares and
merchandise al the time purchased and place from whence
the same shall have been imported into The IT, S. and the
number oil such yards, parcels quantities. and such ac
mal value OF every OF them, the case NAV require
ono all such goods wares and merchandses being mann
lectures of wool, whereof wool sba be coononcnt
part which shall be imported into the United States in an
uhh'hed condition. shall, in every such appraisal be ia
KEN deemed and estimated by the said APPRAISERS and
every OIL them, and every who shall act as