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


anil shape suitable for the manufacture exclusive
" Of BOTTOMS, shoes or bootues, and that mohai,
OF worsted cloth, black linen canvass, figured
satin, aud figured or brocaded or Terry vsvet,
when imported 10 strips, pieces, OF patterns, oil
Tho SIZE aud shape suiIdble Tor the manufacture
exclusively OF buttons tortoise SHE'LL ivory orl
teeth Of elephants unnanuiacured horns and
teeth, and horn and bore tips, shall he admitted |
10 entry at ,lnty Of five per cenun cd ya!olcm;
otherwise, to be subject to the rates Of duty
ctarseabe on Ibe,i, respectively, according to |
their component materials.
SEC. i. Ind be IL fyrtter cnroted That
frn.n and after the passage of this act there shall
be levied, collected, and paid, the importation
Of the articles he, ?inaIter mentioned the follow
ing rates uI duty; that is 10 say:
On white Of red leads, lit!large, or acetate or
,hromate Of lead. dry er ground in OIL four cents
per pound; on whiting or Pals white, ond all
Ochics or ochry earhs used in the composition Of
painters color, when dry one cent per pound
when ground in OIL one cent and Il half per
pound: on suphate OF barytes, Que half cent per
pound; on linseed henpseed, and rapcsecd oil,
twenty five cents per gallon; on putty, one cent
and half per pound B..
Sec. !. AMI be Il further enacted, That from
ond alter the passage Of this act there shall be
levied collected, aud paid, on the importation Of
the articles hereinafter mentioned tie following
rhtes Of du'y; that is 10 say:
First. Ga bank, lol'O, qusrto post Of all kinds,
and letter and bank note paper, seventeen cents
per pound; on antiquarian, denny, drawing, ee.
phant double elephant, foolscsp, imperial, medi.
un. pni pith, royal supsr.royal. x writing paper,
hiiecn cents per pound; copperpa,e, blotting cop.
wing, co!ored for labels colored for needles, mar
bic orlancy coorcd, glass paper, morocco paper,
pasIeboard, pressing board sand paper tissue pa
per, and on all gold and silver paper. whether in
sheets strips, twelve and half cents per
pound; on coored cope plate, printing, and
stainers paper, tea cents per pouud; on binders
boards, box boards, mill boards papermakers'
boards, shealhing, wrapping, snd cartridge paper,
three cents per pound; ana on all paper enveI-
oPes, whether, plain, ornamental, coored, and
on all biletdoux Or fancy note paper, Of what
ever form or size, when Of less size than letter
paper, thirty per ceHtUm cd valoro!n; on music
paper, with lines, and on paper gilt or covered
with meta! other than gold or silver, paper snuff
boxes, japanned or mol lapanned, and other fancy
paper boxes, twenty hre per Centum al valorem;
on all paper hansngs. or paper for screens or
ireboafds, thirty five per centum nd valorem; on
all blank or visiting cards, twelve cents per
pound on playing cards, twenty-five cents per
pack; on blank books WHEN bound twenty cents
per pound, when unbound fifteen cents per pound;
on all parchment and veliurn, AMI on asses skin
and imitation thereof, waters, sealing wax, and
black lead pencils, crayons OF all kinds, and the
metallic pens, twenty FIVE per centum nd vaorem;
ink and ink powder of all kinds, twenty FIVE per
cen,um ad ynIorenr quilts, prepared or manufac
lured, twenty five per centum ad valorem; quilts
uaprepared or unlnanu(actured, fifteen per cent
IN ad vaorem; On rags, Of whatever material,
on all other paper not enumerated. fifteen cents
per pound.
Second. On all books printed in the English
Language, or Of which EGsIish form, the text,
when bound thirty cents per pound, when in
sheets or boards, twenty cents per pound Pro
rilcd That whenever the importer shall prove
70 the satisfaction OF the collector, when the
goods are entered lhl. any such book has been
printed and published abroad mO,e DIAN one yaas
and no. rcp1blished in this country, Oh has been
printed and published abroad more dian five years
before such Importation, then, and in such case
said books shall be admitted al one hall OF the
above rate of duties. Prouided, That the said
terms Of one year aud five years, shall ia no case
commence or be computed at and from day be.
fore the passage Of this act. On all books prn
ted in Latin or Greek, or in which either Ian
Cuage forms the text, when bound fifteen cents
per pound, when unbound thirteen cents per
pound; on all BOOKS printed in Hebrew, or OF
which that language forms the text, when bound
ter cents per pound. and when unbound eight
cents per pound; Proridsl, That all books prn
ted liz (oreigo languages, Latin, Greek, and He
brew excepted, shall pay a duty Of five cents per
volume wheE bound OF ia boards All when in
sheets or pamphlets fifteen cents per pound and
editions Of works in the Greek Latin, Hebrew
or English languages, which have been printed
forty years prior 10 The date Of importation, shall
pay duty Of five cents per volume; aud all
ports Of legislative committees appointed under
foreign Governments sh1II pay duly Of five
cents per volume. On PoIyglols, IeXicons, and
dictionaries. five cents per pound; on books Of
engravngs OF plates, with or without letter press,
whether bound or unbound, and on maps and
charts, twenty per cenlum ad va'oTem.
Sec. s. AID be IL further en1ctcG, That fom
and after the passage Of this act, there shall be
levied, collected, and paid, on the imporratons
Of articles hereinafter mentioned, the following
duties; that is losay
First. On raw sugar Commonly called brown
sugar. not advanced beyond its raw state by
caying, boiling. clarifying, or other process, aud
on strip OF sugar, or sugar cane and on brown
csyed sugar, Two and half cents per pound; on
al other sugars, when advanced beyond the raw
slate, by claying, boiling, clarifying, OF other
process. and not yet refined, four cents pei pound
on re6l sugar, (whetner loaf, lump, crushed,
or puIvprzsd. and when, after being ref ned,
they have been tncured, cclored, or ia any way
s,lult4rs,ed, =, and on sugar candy, six cents per
pound; on nlolassas four and half mills per
pound: Prorided, That all srups Of sugar or
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