The North-Carolina standard., 1843-07-26


States.
2. Merchandise. the growth or manufacture of
the United States exported to a foreign country
and brought back again; and personal effects, not
merchandise, of citizens OF the United States dying
abroad.
8. Paintings and statuary by American artists.
a. Wearing apparel and personal effects, not
merchandise, of persons arriving in the United
States.
5. Apparatus, instruments, books maps, statu-
ary cabinets of coins, antiquities, &c imported for
the use of any philosophical literary society, or
any college, academy, or school.
6. Anatomical preparations, models of machin-
cry and inventions; specimens in natural history,
trees, shrubs plants, bulbs or roots, and garden
seeds, not otherwise specified; berries, nuts and
vegetables, used principally in dyeing or compos-
ing dyes; all dye woods in sticks; whale and
other fish oils and all other articles the produce
of American fisheries animals imported for breed !;
fruit green or ripe, from the West Indies, in bulk
tea and coffee, when imported in American YES
sells from the places of their growth production
J. Adhesive felt for sheathing vessels, alcorno-
que aloes, autiruony crude, argol, asafetida, ava
root, barila, bark of cork tree unmanuElctured !;
bells or bell metal, only fit to be remanufactured,
and chimes of bells; brass in pigs or bars and old
brass only fit to be remanuactured; Brazil wood,
crude birthstone, & -four Of sulphur, bullion, burr
stones unwrought; cantharides, chalk, clay I'M
wrought; cochineal, coins of gold and silver, cop
per for the of the mint copper in pigs bars,
& copper ore plates or sheets of copper for sheath
ing vessels, but none is to be so considered except
that which is ID inches wide and 45 inches long,
and weighing from IA to "a per square FOOT old
copper fit only to be remanufactured; cream of
tartar, emery 1ints, ground flint, gold bullion gold
epaulets and wings, grindstones, gum Arabic, gum
Senegal, gum tragacanth India rubber, in bottles
or sheets, or otherwise, unmanufactured, and old
junk oakum, kelp kermes, lac dye leeches, mad
der root mother of pearl, nickel, nux vomica,
palm leaf unnanufactured, palm oil; Peruvian
bark, pewter when old and only fit to be remanu-
factured platina unmanufactured, ivory unmanu-
factured; plaster of Paris unground, ratans and
reeds unmanufactured rhubarb, saltpetre when
crude, sarsaparilla, shellac, silver bullion, silver
epaulets and wings, stones called polishing stones
stone called rotten stone sumae tartar when crude
teutencque, turmeric, weld, woods OF all kinds
when manufactured, not herein enumerated
$40. On all articles not enumerated above, 6
duty shall be levied of 20 per cent.
IL. When specific discrimination is no
herein made between goods imported in American
or in foreign vessels, an additional duty of 10 pei
cent is imposed on all merchandise brought in YES
sells not of the United States and further addi
ton of 10 per cent on goods brought in foreign
vessels from any place east of the Cape of Coco
Hope. Provided, that existing treaties and for
mer acts of Congress be not infringed.
+ 5I2 All duties are to be paid in cash, AM
goods are to be sold after 60days detention =
| Sl4 On foreign sugar refined in the Unitec
States, a drawback shall be allowed equal TO tn
4 dduty paid; on spirits distilled from foreign mo
lasses, drawback of cts per gallon, till Janua
3ry 1st, I843 at and after that time, the draWbacl
tshail be reduced one cent per gallon, on the /:
of January of each year, till il be extingaishec
j. Sl5. No drawback shall be allowed but o
goods exported within three years from their in