Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-17

be ma nufactured, or parts thereof. and chimes OF
bells brass in pigs or bars, and Old brass ohiy III
to be remanufactured Brazil wood. crude brim-
stone, and -four Of sulphur; bullion. burr stones
unwfought, cdntharldes, chalk, clay unwroHgh',
cochneal, coins OF gold and silver, copper ImPof-
ted 10 any shape for the use OF the mint, copper
~ pigs bars and copper ore. plates or sneeis OF
copper for shea,hng vessels but none Is 10 be so
cons idered except that which is fourteen inches
wide and forty eight inches long. and weighing
from fourteen thirty four ounces per square foot
old copper fit only to be remanuiactured; cream
Of tartar emery; flnis, ground flint. gold bullion.
gold cpauets and wings, grindstones, gum Ara
bic, gum Senegal, gum tragacanth, India rubber,
~ bottles or sheets or Otherwise, uumanutacfur'
ed, and old Junk, oakum kelp, kefmes, lac ave,
eeches, madder, madder root, mother OF pearl
knckel, nux vomica, palm leaf uninanuiactureo'
palm oil ; Peruvian bark, pewter when OLD ana on
y fit to be Manufactured; piaiina unmanuiacthf'
ed, ivory unmanufactured, plaster oil Pans IN
ground ratans and reeds unmanntac'ured, rhn-
barb salipetre when crude, sarsaparIl!a, shellac,
silver bullion, silver epauets aud wings, stones
called polishing stones, stone called rotten stone,
sumac, tartar when crude, teutoneque, tunef'e,
weld, woods Of all kinds, when unmanui actureJ,
not herein enumerated.
Sec. 10. And be it further enacted, That on all
articles not herein enumerated or provided tor,
there shall be LEVIED collected, md paid duty OF
twenty per centum nd yalorem.
( Sec. IL. And be II further enacted, That ad-
dllIon OF ten per centum shall be made 10 ihe
several rates Of duties by this act imposed, IN re-
speci to all goods, wares, and merchandise, on the
importation Of which, in American foreign
vessels, a specific discrimination between them is
not herein made which, from and after the time
when this act shall take effect nnd go into opera
ton shall be imported IN ships or vessels rot OF the
United States; and that a further addition of ten
per centum shall be made TO the several rates Of
duties imposed by this act on all goods, wares and
merchandise, which shall be imported from any
port or place east of the Cape Of Good Hope in
foreign vessels: Proridcd, That these additional
duties shall not apply 10 goods, wares. aud mer-
chandise which Shall be imported after the cav that
this act goes into operation in ships vessels not
Of tho United States, entitled by treaty, or by a
ny act or acts Of Congress, to be entered in the
ports of tho United States the payment Of the
same duties shall then be paid on goods, wares
or merchandise imported IN ships vessels Of the
United States.
Sec. IL And be Il further enacted, That on and
after the day this act goes INTO operation, the do
ucs on all imported goods, wares, aud merchan.
disc shall be paid IN cash: Prorided That IN nj
cases Of failure neglect to pay the duties or
completion Of the entry, the said goods, wares, OF
, merchandise shall be taken possession of by the
collector and deposited IN the public stores, there
to be kept with due and reasonable care, a
the charge and risk of The owner, importer, con
signee, agent; and If such goods remain IL
public store beyond sixty days Except IN The
case Of goods imported from beyond The Cape o
Good Hope remaining for the space Of ninety days
without payment Of tho duties thereon, then SAX
goods, wares, nd merchan dse, such quantities
thereofas may be deemed necessary 10 discharge
The duties, shall be appraised and sold by the col
lector at public auction, on due public notice
thereof being first given, III the manner and to
the time TO be prescribed by general regulation
Of the Treasury Department; and, at the sac
public sale, distinct printed catalogues, descrip
tive of said goods, with the appraised value atlN
ed the reto, shall be distributed among the persons
, presen, at said sale; and reasonable o?poriuni
" shall be given before such sale, to persons dc
sirous of purchasing TO inspect the quality of sucI
goods; and the proceeds of said safes. after de
, Quoting the usual rate of storage al the port ii
> question, together with all other charges and ex
, penses, Including interest on the duties from tn
dates of entry al the rate of six per centum, shall
be applied to the payment of the duties. md an,
balance OF money remaining. Owe and above tn
full amount of dutIes, charges, expenses, and in
terest aforesaid, Hs well as such quantities OF an
goods, wares, or merchandise as may no, havt
= been sold for the purposes before mentioned shall
=. be delivered, and the money paid over, BY tn
collector TO the owner, importer, consgnee, 0
agent, and proper receipts taken for The same
. And proUided, That If no claim be made by sue
. owner, importer, consIgnee, or agent for the POI
ton of goods which NAV remain IN The hands c
the collector, after such sale, the said goods sha
be forthwith returned to the public stores Their
to be kept at the risk and expense of the owner
:, importer, conslgnee, or agent, until claimed c
:, sold for storage agreeab!y to law; and the pro
- ceeds Of the sale for duties remaining uuclaime
for the space Of ten days after such sales sha
after paymen, of duties and all expenses aforesaid
: at the expiration of that period be paid BY III
" collector into the Treasury, IN ihe manner prt
vided for in the of unclaimed goods in III
:, next succeeding section of this act: And prorit
. ed further, That when any goods of perish
:, able nature, they shall be sold forthwith.
: Sec. ID. And be It further enacted, That, prev
> Gus to tho sale of any unclaimed goods, the sa
$ collector shall procure an inventory and apprais
er ment thereof 10 be made, and 10 be verified, c
!. oath or affirmation, by two or more respectful
: merchants, befors the said collector, and 10 r
!, main with him. and said collector shall ate
ard cause said goods 10 he and