Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

limitations Of brandy or spitits, or Of any Of tho
said wines, and oil wines imported by any name
whatever shall be subject to the dutv provided
for the genuine article, and TO the highest rate Of
duty applicable TO the article Of the same name:
And provided further, That when wines are i'm.
ported in bottles, the bottles shall pay separate
duty, according TO the rate established by this act
On cordlals and liquors of all kinds, sixty cents
per gallon; on arrack, absynthe, Kirschen was
ser, ratalii, and other similar sprituous beverages,
not otherwise specified, sixty cents per gallon;
on ale, porter, and beer, in bottles, twenty cents
per gallon; otherwise than in bottles, fifteen
cents per gallon; on tobacco, in leaf or unman
uIactured, twenty per centum az valorem; on CT.
gaIs OF all kinds, forty cents per pound; on snuff
twelve cents per pound manufactured tobacco
other than snuff aud cigars ten cents per pound.
Sec. Q. And be II further enacted, That from
and after the day and year before mentioned, the
following articles shall be exempt from duty,
namely:
FIRST. All articles imported for the use of the
United States
Second. All goods, wares, or merchandise, the
growth, produce, or manufacture of the United
States, ex ported to foreign country, and brought
back 10 the United States, and books and per-
sonal and household effects, not merchandise, of
citizens of the United States dying abroad,
Third. Painting and stotuary, the production
Of American artists residing abroad.
Fourth Wearing apparel in actual use, and
other personal effects, not merchandise, profess
iona books, instruments, implements, and tools
Of trade, occupation, or employment, Of persons
arriving in the United States.
Fifth. Philosophical apparatus, instruments.
books, maps and charts, statues, statuary, busls,
and casts Of marble, bronze, alabasler, or plaster
of Paris, paintings, drawings, engravings, etch-
ings, specimens Of scul pure, cabinets Of coins
medals, gems, and all other collections Of anti
qutieS, provided the same be specially imported
in good faith for the use Of any society incorpo,
rated OF established for philosophical or literary
purposes, or for the encouragement OF the fine
arts, Or for the use aud by the order of any col.
Iege, academy, school, or seminary of learning
in the United States.
| Sixth. Anatomical preparations, models Of ma
chnery, and OF other inventions and improve.
ments in the arts; specimens in natural history,
lmineraIogy, and botany; trees, shrubs, plants,
bulbs or roots, and garden seeds not otherwise
specified berries, nuts, and vegetables, used
principally in dyeing or composing dies; all dye
woods in stick; whale aud other fish oils Of A.
merican fisheries, and all other articles The pro-.
ducr Of said fisheries animals imported for breed
- fish, fresh caught imported for daily consump.
tion-frut, green or ripe, from the West Indies.
in buk-tea and coffee when imported in Amer.
lean vessels from the place Of the growth or pro.
ducton.
Seventh. Adhesive felt for sheathing
vessels a!carnoque. aloes, anthony crude.
argol; asafoetida. ava root, barilla, bark of
cork tree manufactured; bells or bell
| a. I'd hn ,oft,
or parts thereof, and chimes of bells; brass
in pigs or bars, and old brass only it To be
rcmanufactured; Brazil wood, crude brlm-
stone, and -four of sui phur; bullion, burr
stones unwrought cantharides, chalk, clay
unwrought, cochineal, coins Of gold and
silver, copper imported in any shape for the
use of the mint, copper in pigs or bars, and
copper ore, plates or sheets Of copper for
Sheathing vessels. but none is to be so cor
sdercd except that which IS fourteen inches
wide and forty.eight inches long, and
weighing from fourteen to ,hirty-tour oun-
ces per square foot; old copper onIy fit to
be manufactured: cream of tartar, eme-
ry, tlInIs, ground flint, gold bullion, gold ep-
aulers and wings, grindstones, gum Arabic,
gum Senegal gum lragacants, India rubber
IN bottles or sheets, or otherwise, unmanu-
| featured, and old Junk, oakum keIp. kermes.
lac dye. lceches, madden, madden root mo-
thcr of pearl. knickel, nux vomica, palm
leaf manufactured, palm oil, Peruvian
bark, pewter when old and only fit to be
manufactured; platina manufactured,
ivory manufactured. plaster Of Paris un-
ground, ratans and reeds manufactured,
rhubarb, sa!tpctre when crude, sarsaparilla,
Shellac, silver bullion, silver cpaulcts and
wings, stones called polishing stones, stone
called rotten stone, sumac, tartar when
crude, tutencque, turmeric, weld, woods Of
all kinds, when manufactured, not herein
enumerated.
Sec. 10. ARd he Ii further enacted, That
on all articles not herein enumerated or
provided for. there shall be levied collect
cd, and paid duty Of twenty per centum
advalorcm.
Sec. |. And be 1t FURTHER enacted, That
an addition of ten per ccntum shall be
made 10 the several rates of duties bv this
act imposed, in respect 10 all goods, wares.
and merchandise, on the importation of
which. in American or foreign vessels, a
specific discrimination between them is not
herein made, which, from and after the
! time when this act shall take effect and 90
INTO operation, shall be imported in ships
or vessels not Of the United States; and
that further addition of tea per ccntum
shah 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: Proojded, That
these additional duties shall not apply to