Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-03
[ (oncLnded from III Lp0ge. ]

not exceeding IN value one dollar per
gross, shall be vaucd AT one dollar, and
b" charged with duty accordingly on
all other buttons, aud on all button moulds
of whatever materials composed, twenty
1--WE peI centun ad valorPm PrOrmCd,
'Ihatlasiings, pruncllas, aud similar fab
RIGS, not specified, when imported IN
strips, pieces, or patterns, nt the size and
shape suitable for the manufacture cx-
clusiveIy of buttons, shoes, or b"olces,
and that mulIair or worSted cloth, black
linen canvass, figured satin, and figured
or brocaded or Terry velvet, when inn
ported IN strips, pieces, ar patterns, "l
the size and shape suitable for 'hc man
uiaCture exclusively of buttons, io,iulsc
shelf, ivory, or teeth of elephants 'un-
manufactured, horns aud teeth, undhoFn
and bone tips, shall be admitted to entry
at duty of FIVE per ccnlum ad yal"ren !;
Otherwise, To be suhlrc, To The rates OF
duty chaIgoable on them, respectively,
according to their component materials
Sec 4. .1M he IL further ,mactd, That
from and after the passage Of lhIs act there
shall be lrvIrd. colrclcd, and paid, on the
mpnrlalon of the articles herein m"uuonrd,
THE tullnwing rates of duty that ls 10 say
On white orred loads, luharge, or acetate
or chromare of lead, dry or ground IN OIL,
four cents per pound on whiting or Paris
whIe, aud all uchrcS or ochry carlhS used M
,he composition at painters color, when dry
Que cent per pound, when ground ~ oil onc
,ceut aud half per pound on suiphatc of
lbarytcs, one half cent per pound; un hnsrod,
hcmpsccd, and rnpe-ccd oll, twenty five cents
nfF tl,,t, unI Is,ll
pound
See. Z. Ind be IL FURTHER tnocied, That
from and after the passage ot ti's net there
shall be levied, collected, and paid, ON the
imponutlun OF he articles hereinafter men
toned, the following rates OF duty:: that Is to
say:
First. On bank, folio, qnaro pot of all
kinds, andictter aud bank note paper, seven
teen cents per pound; on antiquarian, deny.
draw ing, elephant, double elephant. toolscaI',
imperial medium, pot. pltE, royal, supcr-royaI,
and wIItng paper, fifteen cents per pound ;
on cUpperpate, blotlIug, copying. col"rcd Tor
: labels, cu0red for needles, marble or idncy
coiored, glass paper, morocco paper, paste
board, pressing board. sand paper, tissue pa.
per, and on all gold or silver paper, whether
IN sheets or STRIPS, twelve aud haIhcruls
per pound on colorcd coppcrpatc, printing.
Il and >taiucrs' paper, ten cents per pound ON
!, binders boards, box bonds. mil boards, pa
}. pcr.makefs' boards, sheatiIng, wrapping, and
n cartridge paper, three cents per pound and
r on all paper envelopes, whether p'aln, "tna
V mental, or cOlurcd. md on all blIlrlduuX of
g fancy note paper, OF whatever form or slHr,
d when OF less size than letter paper, thirty per
Y ccnium al 'vnIorrm; on murlc paper, with
i lines, and on paper gllt or covered mh meta
@ other than gold or silver, paper snuii boxes.
d j1puuucd or not jnpnnued. aud other fancy
n paper boxes. twenty five per ceulun ad vale
rem; on all paper hauglngs. or paper for
screens or tirc-board-. thnrly five per ccn'unl
ad valnrrm on all blank or llSning cards
twelve cents per pound on playing cards.
, twenty-five cents per pack on blank book,
. when bound twenty cents per pound, when
., unbound fifteen cents per pound on all
parchment and vrIun, aud on a-ses SKIN and
lntallon thereof, waters, sealing wax, and
Il black lead pencils, ctayuns at all kinds, and
> The metallic pens, twenty FIVE per ccutum
ad valurcm ink and ink powder of all kinds.
twenty-five per nium ad valurcm; qnlIls.
prepared or manufactured. twenty-five li'cr
ceutum ad valorem qullls, unprcparcd ar
nnnnnutacturcd, fifteen per oenium ad van.
rem on rags, ui whatever material, waste or
shuddy, quarter Of one cent per pound; on
n all other paper not enumerated, fifteen cents
Il per 2uupd.
4 Second. On all books printed IN the English
Language, or of which English forms the t,Wt.
when bound thirty cents per pound, when IN
n sheets or boards, twenty cents per poard
1 Prorided, That whenever the importer shall
l prove, TO the satisfaction of the collector.
when IN" goods are entered that any such
book has been printed and published abroad
this country, or ha, been printed aud publish.
ed abroad more than five years before >uch
importation. thCn aud in such case sand books
shall b. admitted N one bait of the above
rate ot duties ProriIed, That th" SAID terms
= of one year and five years, shall in no case
h commence, or he comput0d at aud rum day
p before ih" passing utithls act. On all books
= printed ~ Latin or Greek, pr IN which either
r lnGGuagc iurms the text. when bound fifteen
cents per pound, when unbound thirteen cents
e per pound on all books printed ~ Hebrew,
= or ui whlrh that language forms the text,
o when bound tcu'ceuls pr pound, aud wien
j. unbound clght cents per p0und: Pr0rIdcd
- That all books printed IN foreign languages.
. Latin, Greek and Hebrew excepted, SINH
: pay a duty Of five cents per volume when
= bound cr IN boards, aud when in sheets or
p pamphlets fifteen cents per pound; and cdi-
u tons ut works IN The Greek, Latin, Hebrew.
+, or English language, which have been pointed
u forty years prlur to the date of importation,
shall pay duty Of five cents per volume
= and al reports o.! legislative coEUltecs APP
= pointed under foreign Governments shall pay
u duty OF five cents per volume. On poly
), glots, lcXlcon>, aud dictionaries, FIVE cents
: per pound ON books OF cngraylugs o: plates,
~ with or without letter press. whcther bound
. or unbound, aud on maps aud charts, twenty
- per ccntum od vnlor,m.
!. Sec. :. .And be il further enacted, That
"A from and after the passage ofihiS act, there
shall be levied. collected, and paid, ,ou hc
. importation Of the articles hereinafter men.
/. toned, the following duties that Is to say
,o' FIRST On raw sugar commonly called
ID brown sugar. not advanced beyond It's raw
il state by claylng, boiling, clarifying or o,her
e. process, aud on srup of sugar, or of sugar
cane, and OH brown clayed sugar, two and a
,g half cents per pound on all other sugars
d. when advanced beyond the raw state, by
ie clnyIng, boiling, clarifying, or other process
and not yet refined. four cents per pound
- on refined sugar, whether loaf lump, crushed
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