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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21
WILLIAM SLADE.
July 10, l843.
WASHINGTON, February, 25, 1913.
Hon. WALTER FORWARD,

WAsHINaToN, February, 25, lS43
Hon. WALTER FORWARD,
Secretary of the Treasury:
SIR: Doubts having arisen with regard to the eff
feet which should be given at the Custom Houses,
to the word "coarse," applied to wool in the Tar
if Of the BOTH Of August last, the undersigned
beg leave TO call your attention to the subject,
with view TO decision which shall render the
operation of the act uniform, and carry into effect
what they believe 10 be Its true intent and meaning
In the first clause Of the first section Of the act
it is enacted, that, on coarse wool unmanufac-
tured, the value whereof at the last port or place
whence exported TO the United States, shall be
seven cents or under, per pound, there shall be
levied duty OF five per centum ad valorem and
on all other unmanuiactured wool there shall be
levied duty Of three cents per pound and thirty
per centum ad valorem."
To entitle wool to be entered under this clause,
at the duty Of five per cent two things are neces-
sary. 1t must be of the value of seven cents or
under and il must be coarse. Ii is not sufficient
that it be of the required cheapness, but it must
he coarse also. The two requisites are so COM
bined in the clause TINT, of the importatons Of
wool not exceeding the value Of seven cents, that
part only which is coarse is to be privileged with
the nominal duty, leaving +" all other wool" incu-
ding, of course, that part of It below seven cents
in value, subject to the higher duty. This con
struction gives effect to both the requisites OF
cheapness aud coarseBess.
The leading consideration in the clause in ques-
ton is evidently one Of mere quality; and this,
from the nature of The case, is the only consider
alton having legitimate bearing upon The ques-
ton between high and nominal duty. There
is in the matter OF mere value nothing fitted TO
determine such question for what natural re-
lallon has the mere value OF seven cents, any
other value, 10 high or low rate OF duty p
Obviously none except it be from the supposed
relation of value to quality
Thus, IN The tariff of 1899, though wool costing
eight cents or under was admitted 10 entry free OF
duty, yet il was we'll known that il was because
of tho supposilion That all wool falling within tba,
limit as TO value, would be coarse wool-so coarse
as not TO come in competition with tho production
Of our own hocks.
1t is evident that no one point of value can be
uniform criterion Of quality. Markets are fluc-
tuatng Various causes may occur 10 produce
Unforeseen elevations or depressions Of values in
foreign countries so that a particular point o.
value may, at different periods, be an index o
widely different qualities. Such was the case un
der the act of 1882, as we shall presently have oc
casion more particularly to notice. IL is manifest
therefore, that the minimum OF seven cents would
have constituted very imperfect and inadequat,
test Of quality-of which II was necessary ther,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

University Of Vermonl. Commencement Wednes-
day, Aug 2; anniversaries on the TWO previous
evenings
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L. ,. 10 sustain the position that tho word
course must have the effect of subjecting to the
higher duty wool not coarse, below the value OF
seven cents, your attention is requested to the
words "all other" in the clause relating TO wool.
On oil other manufactured wool there shall be
levied duty of three cents per pound aud thirty
per centum ad valorem." All other than what?
All other than the wool described in the proceed.
ing part Of the clause that is, all other than
coGrse wool not exceeding seven cents in value.
IL, instead of call other wool" the Language had
been-"on tCooi, The Udiue ,Uhereof shat erceed
seven cents, there shall he levied duty of three
cents per pound, and thirty per centum advalor-
en-" no wool under seven cents could, by any
possible constructions have been subjected to that
duty, because it would, in express terms, have
been confined TO wool exceeding seven cents in
value. Such, indeed was the language tsubsli-
tung eight for centsl OF the Secrelarys bill
referred to IN the foregoing; IN which the only
distinction was between wool exceeding, aud wool
not exceeding eight cents in value. BIT when the
committee of Ways and Means having changed
eight to seven ceuts, inserted the word coarse SO
To require colrseness as well as cheapness, to
entilIe To Inc nominal duty, they changed, also,
the phraseo ogy OF the other clause, substituting
for" wool, the value whereof shall exceed seven
cents" the words "al other wooln-that is, all
other than "cOnrse WOOL, the value whereof shall
not exceed seven cents" The only conceivable
reason for this change is, that more was intended
10 be incudeh--rs evidently more is included-in
the words sail other wool" IN the new conueyion.
than in tie wOrds--"wuo exceeding seven cents1
~ The old
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21
House OF REPRESENTATIVE, ;
hn.,l, 1910 Z

NIUICH II IOFO. J
| have read the foregoing letter, and my recol-
lection corresponds with what is stated, substan-
tally, as to the proceeding of the Committee of
Ways and Means, and the object of Introducing
the woId "coarSe' in describing the quality OF
wool subject TO II duty OF five per cent and en-
tirely concur III the opinion therein expressed, as
to the intent and meaning Of the phrase
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

The following note of the Chnirnan of The
Committee of Ways and Means was appended to
the foregoing:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

or no, coarse, shall be decided by inspections and
that an assignment shall he made OF The inspected
wool TO the one class or the other, by a reference
to the distinction of coarse aud fine, as commonly
understood 10y the growers and manufacturers Of
wool, and not by reference to the mere fact that
the wool is, or is not, within the value Of seven
cents. No other course, we are confident, will
either satisfy the language of the act, carry
what we have shown TO have beeu the intention
in the insertion Of the word "coarse" in the clause
TO which we have called your attention.
We have the honor TO be-
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servants
WILLIAM SLADE,
SAMUEL g. CRAFTS,
SAMUEL ;. PHELPS,
HORACE EVERETT,
Inland HALL,
JOHN MATTOCKS,
AUGUSTUS YOUNG.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Edited by ALExANDER mOsHley.

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DRT HOODS,

Usf received beautiful arre assortment Of ,orng Cal,
- Goes, which will be sold extremely low.
Spring Calcocsat5, e.. I. Q. 10 12l To IS eta
Cheap white CaEhrcs and canbric Mnsins
Do linen eamoric Hdkfs sIk pocket Hdkfs
ALSO,
Forencs Braid and Leshorn Honnes
ladies and Misses straw Do
Handsome Bonnet Ribbons and Artificial Flowers
The above goods have just been received and viii he so, m
commonly cheap az J. n. CUNNfNCHAMs
Cheap Cash Dry Store
ap One door above Nc WIN NitebeJr.
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oST received by recent arrivals the following
pe and extensive assortment Of Ladies. and
- - IN :" unusually 10"
Ladies IRA lasting Buskina
Do Pine Morocco w Bu.kns
Do Do Nd sole Do
Do DO Paris eoloured Do
Misses French Morocco button Slippers
DO Do DO. Buskins
Do Cooured DO. Do
'hhfens French Morocco Buskns
10 Bik DO. and KID Do and Slips
A., DO 'oloured DO. DO. and ANGLE tie.
o always on hand general Of I,de. * ma No
SUP buskns French thin sole. Ao \, ma,
e.a o. every Kind for the Of Ladies Shoe AMI Rot.
10y variety among whiehnay beautiful article al
eoCed horoeeo-an Of which made up 10 order IN
ssfy superior style, and he shortest notice "
cent below former prices ma \ M 80 PER
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Trs. Ellis New hook az 90 Gents
IINHE WIVES OLE ENGI Nm -: =.

IL ma % N sTs ~, - oy
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IN 000 HAVANA CIGARS, La Norma" brand in IL
lO,OOO boxes just rcceived-Also 10000 Havana and
mil ALIEN DUvALG co.
ELECTC MUSEUM or FOREIGN LTERATURE-February
~ No received for Neutrality-suspicious. by Agnine
NH SMITH. DRINKER NORRIS.
LEWIS WEBB OFFERS FOR SALE,
O0C HHDS. n. o. Sugar part prime
EOO 90 do Porto Rico do pan superior
20 boxes Loaf and Lump Sugar
Is 90 News soS'' 6dcau. Mo-, ASSES
Do Porto Rico ''''''S'bS
5 do Matanzas
go bags Prime Iagua
% do OIL Government, Java
$50 Do Porto Rico lOufTEE
$50 d. African
Is DO Mamcaibo
~ Do st. Domingo
500 sides Sole Leather Hemlock and OAK Tanned
shoe Thread and Irvine
Bags Pepper. DO Pnnento
700 Kegs and nfads
tons American BHstered Steel
tons Virginia Bariron
Is tacs Virginia and Georgia Cotton
50 prime
sacks salt Enrish Refined rabls san
1870 boxes sSiO and iOti2 Window cass
10 bales son Shell Almonds
$50 Loves Bunch Rasins
Drums Pigs
t65 Wood Ware
30 DOZEN Painted BUCKETS
bacsIlops
bushels clover seed
lupcrai ami Guapovierr Tea; Bheh Tea
hefnp and Manila Rel Cords
Hemp and Cotton Plough Lines
81 bags Wooi-la bags Fcathcrs-Coiton Yarns
$50 bars shot-Kcgs Duponts Gunpovder
Sporting Powder
Wntnr. Letter and Wrapping Paper
totes soap. Brown. Narecated White scented. &c.
50 Do Huns Patent Candies
Dn Talnw
Do Sperm do
Sherry, Pod, Muscat and Champagne Wines
Iond,n rouer
Salt fcfrc Alum. Coppcrs Nader ami iuhro
Tar Pitch Mackerel stone Ware, &C. sc.
NH 81
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NOW CONpI FTE

SloNAkf OF Arts, Manufactures and Mines eopt.,;,,
r., NJ OF their Principles and Practice By Andrev
re, 'D r. X = &c illustrated with 1910 engravin,s
OF 1870 pages strongly bound tber receiver ma
ap % . "ohiiiS.
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BOLTON q HARRISON,

BOLTON Il HARRISON,
Druggists APOthecaries, corner of NIair and
GopernoT Streets, (beio,o the Eagle Ruips)
VIE Sub cribers having opened their New respectfully
oner To county merchants and others
ment Of Drugs Chemicals Paints, Oils Wal colours &c which
they will sell on the lowest
Epson salts Flour Sulphur Camphor Marnesia, SIENNA,
Mamma Castor oil in bottles Soda for washing,
Potash and Pearlash Salaratus,
salt Peire Jamaica Ginger. Seidlz and Yeast Powders
White Lead Lnseed OIL Spirits Turpentine Copa Vanish
Japan Vanish Venetian Red Spanish Brown Ground vericrs
Blue andGreen Nertter PARIS White Dutch Pink.
Red Lead, Blue, Red and yellow Faint. Window Glass
yellow Ochre Rose Pink. Indian Red Imperial Green.
Chinese Blue Sap Green Drop Lake Kalsomno IA new aree
for walsl
sulph ouinne. Morphine &c supply Of serars chew
ing and smoking tosaeeo, snun snunboGes, &c. mh7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26
SPRING AND SUMMER HATS
Madeira, sherry and Por, Wines.

hndeira- sherry and Port Wines.
VIE subscribers take pleasure the attention Of tn, trad.
and Their friends genry, arrangements recently made with
e Mes blackburn genuine Wines OF IN. different
qualities Of MADEIRA sherry and Place which thew can
WIN commence and pleasure long and rno res
Standing OF the Mess blackburn guarantee that any
onef io their Wines VIII be compliance with
Ient Ihe subscribers seii orders Maderas of The
uon OF Mss-rs George and Robert blackburn Co OF Mla m
me oh Reserve London Particular London "a ar
erea bua Man-ey and T1nfa sherres and Po from
Mercy ana oporto selected by Mer Forster A Co
o o OF sherre- and Port have opportunity through this
agencyo command the tabIe OF the d,ar.n
qualities and prices can be application tn
mn = DUNLOP. MONCURE A. co Asents
ECEIVED and opening day o Of Misses beautiful col
oe "aiters and Half Caters They indeed rare and
beaHuiuL J. f. WATKINS 4 Ma sr..,
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Agency af Hichmond, virginia,

hfNh flkE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN
| Agency at Richmond, virginia.
NHIS Company was incorporated i'm the ven,
Iels with perpetual charter anda Capital Of 1900 600
manufacturing establishments. bou.shoii furniture and
diz: IN general on the most favorabe terms
TIL. agency will be adjusted promptitude and htea,y
IMPLICATION. for insurance the policies may be-
City Of Richmond and vicinity. ~
os u. BALDWIN, Aren.
1 NO 80 Under the Erchang. Hotel.
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS. &c. &c.
Wholc saIe Retail
VI W nke his occasion again 70 remind friends
and the public generally we are ..IInv OF on, e,
ensive and desirable Of Gooas AZ price. much
reduce our stock fast possible we invite COUNTRY WrR
and purchaser. generally before they buy
em in all respects Amongst we oder the follow
FOR LADIES.
se superior French Morocco and Kid Slippers part Nc
Do DO seai.sa 1 and KID "a do SSSs'' do
No No hne French Morocco and Kid Bu.kns
Do cakn and Bues.1i" sh S.ppe'' beautiful at 81
10 eOT'foi Morocco shpoers white and white satin do
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Gene@en 10y superior calfkn Morocco Dre.. Boots Me
DO caif'kin Boots. I'd Ord 4th qualities
do low priced pegged and sew Boots
no 'ep superior caliskin and Morocco Brosans Miles,
Do and kpsn proc,D. % and sos shCs. DO
DO hHe B'ek'kin Shoe, land, and Slippers
Misses very fine French Morocco and Kid Sinners
n 10 do do Walking Shoes
DO do do do and sealssin Boot.es
DO do do sealskin and Leather Walking shoes
BOYS.
BOYS very fine Calfskin Brogans and Shoes
Do do do Kipskin do do
Do Do lined and bound, pesged and sewed Brosan,
do thick unbound pegged and sewed do
WOMEN.
"onehs leather peTged and sewed wels assorted
10 Do do do Boots do
do do Kid and Morocco Slippers do
Mems lined and bound, pegged and sewed Kip Brogan,
do do do do do sha..
DO thick unbound peeged and sewed Broeans
do thick pegged and Roots
ALSO,
a general assortment ChIdren's Boots ind Shoe.
ALSO,
superior Hard Leather Frame Traveun, 1rr,L -
travelling Bags Naee Trunks Cap and Letter Paper
WtaPphg fape shOe Thread Shoe brushes PI,rkr.
Hair Trunks, all sizes &c ID RIITINcToT !. -
- ne Wholesale and Retail Dealers Boots, shoes &c
= Mansion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

for the removal and permanent cure of aII a a.
eases arising from nm impure of the
So. bio"o, or habit of the system, viz:
Sefhi OF Kings Evil Rheumatism.
ions rmFe or Posnies on the Face Boiehes Bles Chronic
Hofe hss ihs Worm or letter sea Head Enlargement and
pam OF the Bones and Joints Stubborn Sypble Sv
TONS Seiate9 or Luhago and diseases arising from an inud-
Use Mercury Aseies or Drop-y exposure impudenee
hv hfs
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CsT published by T. LiteH Eclectic Museum ~ P;
Science and Art for April received for
al the Book Store Zap 271 SMITH DRTNErr a .,S..
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ROBERT MOTT.
House, sign Painter mud s:,.

WI door % ns groAa-Re Rant. ReAras.4 y,,~,.,,
AZ received further supply Paints Os Coue s,s o,t.,
sarnrhes with Painters brushes AMI D,euuB-rs A. -,
nen Of French and American Gia size. from s,io o.
inches al OF which he DESTROYS w,k up ON the
b. Arge supply Of Soap Stone Paint for sal. low su
a. I'm VI 0"hkisp ROOFS X.
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A RTICHOKE--Grcen Globe


Those IN want OF the above supplied by
the most reasonable terms with purest preparations
<. T. DOVE,
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r.. N. HUDSON.

once on Main Street. Sgaaye a6ore the Bank,
an Operations on The Teeth for beauty and pr,seryn
on ana Insects the best Kind Of incoupb Teeth .nrv or II
.u 's on the mos, approved plans the r. va DE- Pm,
ner, Revd Dr. EHnpie. Hubbard Gardner A Co JIo, m
Dr. chamberiayne. d. r. G. caben ami George Ws,. ~
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

WE WIVES OF ENGLAND. their relative
duties. domestic influence and social ob,i-,,, -
A. % ~ OF e women Of England Daughters Of nqland
Nil, % fiued to promote the happiness of every q.
N writer who thinks seriously solndIy: and one
IS f ~ N TO-, aoa sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

WI ~. GARDNER's INDIAN BALsAM oF LIyERWoRT-
~ Asupfy Of the genuine, received and for sale bv
s.., 49,, BOLTON & HARRISON
ner OF Main and Governor street, below the Rage Ruin.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIN
WARE MANDATORY.

The subscriber having located himself on
Main st. near the Methodist Church respect
fully informs his friends and the public that
he is now offering tin ware of his own manu-
facture as cheap as can be bought in this
state. Dealers are invited to call and exa-
mine for themselves. Tin and copper pipes
and cutters put on buildings in the best man.
ner and on reasonable terms.
All orders for plantation work attended to
promptly and executed in the neatest manner.
Tin ware repaired with neatnes and despatch.
march4 4 JOHN TILANO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Payot5Se PEa Baton Rsngr-ftew Nv
TYd,sif1nie Uis'ttcf.
J,tn Bird
John II. Black ct II. swinney 40 500

John Il, Black Ell II. swinney N'' s''1
fro'siame possessetr.
En- vertu dun ordrs de fefi faeias lance
dats Ie process ci-dsssils, par Honorable coir-
sas ueitionnte. 81 adresst an shsrlf tc Iaia
roisse d Est la OH Rouge, Il sera expose on
vente ptbliQue,
SAmEpt, 3 JUN p-oehain. lsla,
a Ia malson de cour. dalts la vile lie q in,
Rouge. commencing 4 II hsures dh matir, II
propfiete ct~apres dehrttp, ssvoir:
Tn earfali morcea5 lie tcrre sltad sur
Wards treak. dans cett6 ya oisse, il environ
rrnq miles est do In vile ~ Baton Rouge.
rohtenant qnatro cent yinat atpeus superb.
f1e's, Plus nu 'boIffsfbofae a lest par terfes de-
John II Black, au tdrd par irue reclamation
de Mnr@ock, ct au sud Ct i f'aun@t tar n. II.
DAVIS II. avec totttes lca b~attssna Of autliors-
tIot 8 4nl s'y lfouvtnf.
SaIFi pour sa~tfsfalre le iugemcnt, imfrft et
frals dams le process g. a1bsus.
Conditions do la venfe-t2 mos de er din.
j. E. MORRIS.
l." maj. IA Dep. Sharjf.
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The stibsttifhf has again commenced tbst~
ness nj the brirk stpre on Church 81. nest .k"r
TO M John 1fngunt's. Thankful for fhe ~
ttonage received Previous N his rlisit tttthf,
he now solicits a continued share. having rnG-
chased a fresh stock Of goods for cash. he IL
enabled TO sell tiiatri al a low price vl The
same terms his stock consist Of the following
articles, viz:
Drv foodg-Haavy unbIeacheh 4 a. AMI
6i, shiftiugs, Lowells, bleached shifittngs, &
and "A twilied 10, red and white fanne's York
denins, cotionades, abton checks, d1mestie
ginghatnS, Scotch do, 'itki,es, green IL II black
bombazntte. English merinus. black honba-
zine, blue broadcioth, cashmere, black Grape.
black silk, fancy e~alicos, blue do. tn"urhIng
do, printed %Jaconet. muslins, brown holland,
lfist, l~inisis, m'tsqtito netting, eolored cam
brits, paper muslin, corded skirts, white cam
brio. ~jatote' tiuslin. plain. figured and plaid
swiss muSlins. fancy handkerehiets, fancy
~cravats. black silk ~efHgats, linen table cloths,
table covers, silk potktt hahdherchiefs, tape,
cord, thread, needles. sewing siIh, &c, SC, &c.
Hosierv 4 ~ghDpes-Ladies' blue and white
cotton stockings, mems socks, ladies' eotthh
and silk gloves, mems DO. mefiuo de-.
Hndpors-Kui4e$ = fbtifs, carving knives,
fine pocket knives, butcher knives, fafots.
horse nhlegtnS. SCISSORS, shears ollihS axes,
carpenters aize, planes Of all kinds. atsers,
cl,tSels. iiawing Knives, files. rasPs. etrnble's,
padiocts, french and English door locks. 5'ee,
and iron squares, bftt and shatp hinges.
screws. ted Fettles, stew pans. hoes, spade.
and shoVels, trace Chains, wrought and cut
nails, &c, &c.
BDots shoes n,I hafs-Mcn's fine calf boots.
sowed and pegged boots, mems kip biogans.
ctlf bregans pszeed and .seWed. ladies' calf
brogans, calf shoes, ladies' kid slips, boys bro
gans, eiiildten's shoes Of all sizes, mems slip-
pers4 mems bread trim Russia hats, beaye
and silk DE-, boys hats. wool do.
SudAny-Men's fine Spanish and English
saddles, ladies' saddles, boys d., misses do.
bride filings. bits, martingates. surSingles.
glr'hs, blind brides, halmes, horse collar,
plantation Whips.
Crochery ,Durs-Whiie granite soup, dinner
and breakfast plates, dishes covered do. blue
Liverpool soup, dinner and breakfast plates,
cups and %saucers. tea pots. sugar bowls, pilch-
ers, bowls. ~casiors, iuuihiers, &c, &c, &c.
Also an assortment OF lr0lt ware, lin ware,
and medicines.
The above articles were selected personally
by the subscriber, at pirate sale, and eau be
recommended 10 be Of ile. best quality.
feb ls Q CHAs. A. HILL.