Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-10

SOL r. saIsaparilla; shaddocks; sheaihins pa
sueu - tanned and dressed, Of all kinds; SKINS
r. 81, L;nds not Otherwise provided for; sa'e pen.
ellis: smas; spermaceti candles ano Iape.' s,srcb
Of iurpen,ine; sponses; spunK squinS, ,,ss. s,;ll
stearine candles and tapers; stereotype pa re9neds
bolloms sulphale oil oaryles, Luz . ,an;oca. lar.
snlnba,e ot uuinine; tallow candles; tapioca .aa'
thread laces and insertinss; type melaL VPe;s,
new or old: vanilla beans; verdisrs se ,.o,' ~
The niece. COMPOSED wholly oil cotoh' m w., -
the piece. composed Of cotton ana SIM "" "s;of
which cotton is The component ihd'eI'ai nars.
value: yermillon; wax candles anu " a,phaa,
vbalebope. the produce offoreisn hsheres, M"ea
and wheat -four; white and RED ieao, MN",Hs; nc
paris white; white yitriol, or sulPha'e VI Nn, ,
, I'D class broad. crown or cylinder, wooen
lstinss; yams. pr
Arsen;c. bark. Peruvian; bark, QuIlia ora-
I'll nas,e. birthstone, crude in bulk; corR 'ree
hark unmapufaclured codilla, or low OF hcihP
or fax; diamonds, glaciers, sci OF not ga wa
CONS blood; fax, unmanufac,ufeoi sola anu
Silver leat mineral kermes SIX raw no' ".o VA
advanced in manufacture IMAM sihs,es "a fa;l.
,hrown or organzine; terne lin plates; TN ioil;
lin in n,aes or sheets; Tin plates galvanized, not
otherwise proyidcd for; steel in bars cast, shear,
or German zinc, speller, or IeuIenesue' III
sheets. -
Ammonia; annatlo, Rancon, or Orleans ha-
ria books printed, magazines, pamphlets, peri
odcals, and illustrated new spapers, bouno OF uh-
bound not otherwise provided for; bleaen'ns
powders or chloride Of lime; building stones,
burr stones, wrought or unwroushl; canoes
and mosaics, and limitations thereon, no. SCI
chronome,ers box or ships, and parts mere
or cocoa, cochineal, cocoa shells, compo'
sions of glass or paste, not set cudoear a'a-
monds, gems, pearls, rubies and other precious
stones and limitations thereof, when mol sci; en-
cravings or plates, bound or unbound; hcmpseeu
linseed and rapeseed Fullers earth; furs, halters
dressed or undressed not on the skin; turs, I'M
dressed, when on the skin; goIdoealers sRins;
gum Arabic; gum Senegal; gum Ifagacanth
gum Barbary; gum East India; gum Jedda; gum
substitute or burnt starch; indigo; kelp; natron
Terra ia ponica or catechu; hair Of all kinds I'M
cleaned and unmanufaclured; India rubber, in
bottles. slabs or sheets, unmanufaclured; lemon
and lime Juice; lime; maps aud charts; music and
music paper with lines, bound or unbound; nux
vomic; oils palm and cocoannt; orpimen PAIN
leaf, manufactured; polishing stones; pumice
and pumice stones; raans and reeds, unmanulac-
tured; rolen stone; Sal ammonia saipetre, Tor
nitrate OF soda, or po,ash) refined or partially re.
fined; soda ash; sulphuric acid, or oil ot vitriol
tallow, marrow, and all other grease and soap
stocks and soap slufs, not otherwise provided lori
watches, and parts OF watches; Waich materials
OF all kinds, moi otherwise provided Tor; woad or
pastel.
Aicornoque; argol, or crude tartar; bells, when
old, or bell metal, fit only 10 be manufactured;
brass in pigs or bars; Brazil wood, and all other
dye-wood in sticks bIass, when old, and hi only
to be manufactured; bristles; chalk not ether
wise provided for; clay, unwrought; copper, in
pigs or bars; copper, when old, and fit only 10 be
remanuiactured; flin,s; grindstones, wrought or
unwrousht; berries NUS and vegetables used ex-
clasively in dyeirg, or in composing dyes, but no
tce shall be ciassed as such that has under
gone any manufacture; ivory, unmanufaclured /;
ivory NUS, or vegetable ivory; madder root, nut.
gals; pearl, mother OF; hastings, suitable for
shoes, boots, booiees, or buttons exclusively ma
nutaclures OF mobair cloth, silk twist, or other
manufactures OF cloth, suitable for the manufac-
lure of shoes boots, bootees, or buttons exclusive
is; hons, horn-iips, bones, bone-ps, and teeth,
unmanuiactured kernes, lac dye; lac spirits !;
madder, ground; nickel pewter, when old, and
fit only. to be renIanulacluIed rags, OF whatever
material; raw hides and skins of all kinds, whe
Their dried sailed or picked not otherwise provi-
ded for satiower; sallpetre, or nitrate OF soda,
or potash, when crude; seedlac; shelac sumac J;
Tin in pigs bars or blocks tortoise and other shells
manufactured; turmeric; waste, or shoddy !;
weld; zinc speter, or leulenegue, unmanulac-
tured, not Otherwise provided for
SCHEDULE II.
Animals imported Tor breed; bullion, gold and
silver; cabinet of coins, medals, and Other collec-
lions Of Antiquities coffee and tea, when import
ed direct from The place Of their growth or pro-
duclion in American vessels, or in foreign YES
scls entitled b. reciprocal treaties 10 be exemp,
from discriminating duties, tonnage, and other
charges; coffee, TIE growth or production Of the
49, 10 Ia irf,n hp
Netherlands in the same manner; coins gold, sill
yer and copper; copper ORE copper when imported
Tor the United States mint; cotton; felt, adhesive,
for sheaihing; garden seeds and all Other seeds,
not otherwise provided Tor goods, wares, and
merchandise, the growth, produce, or manufac-
ture OF The United States, exported 10 foreign
country, and brought back 10 The United States in
Inc 50 ne condition as when exported, upon which
no dra wback or bounty has been allowed: Prori-
died. that all regulations 10 ascertain the identity
thereof, prescribed by existing laws, or which
may be prescribed by The Secretary Of the Treas
ury, shall be complied with; guano household
e!!ccls old and in use, oil persons or families
from foreign countries, il used abroad By them,
and not intended Tor any other person or persons,
or for sale; junk, old; models OF inventions and
other Improvements in the arts: FT0pided, that no
article or articles shall be deemed model or i'm
provement which can be fitted Tor use; oakum;
oil, spermaceli, whale, and other fish, oil AmeTi-
can fisheries, and all other articles The produce
ol such fisheries; paintings and staIuaIy, The
production Of American artists residing abroad,
and all other paintings and staiuary: Prov,ded
The same be imported in good faith as objects OF
tasts and not of merchandise; personal and
household effects (not merchandise) OF citizens
Of the United States dying abroad; plaster OF Pa
| ris, unsround; plalina, manufactured; sheath
| ing copper, hui no copper 10 be considered such,
and admitted free except in sheets forty-eighi
| inches long and fourteen inches wide, and weigh
ing from fourteen 10 hir,y-four ounces The square
FOOT shealhne metal; specimens OF natural his
,ory, mneraogy, or botany; trees, shrubs, bulbs
plants, and roots, and otherwise provided for
wearing apparel in actual use, and other person
al effects not merchandise, professional books
implements, instruments, and tools OF trade, &C.
cupation, or employment, Of persons arriving in
| The United States: Provided, That This cxemp.
lion shall no, be construed 10 include machinery
or other articles imported for use in any manu-
featuring establishment or Tor sale.
IMPORTANT DECISION.-Judge MEGA.
leb Of The U. S. District Court, (says the New
Orleans Courier, this morning pronounced de-
cision in the case already mentioned IN The news
papers, OF habeas corpus in favor oil Henry
Gfammonl, who was arrested as deserier iron
! Major GIllF > VI INV s'hAioH
ed al fort Jackson. MIR. Grammont commended
that his enlistment was Illegal as general Gaines
was not authorized by The pre- sdent 10 receive the
battalion into The service Of the United States
The point was ably discussed on Saturday BY
counsel on both sides OF The question. The judge
postponed his decision ill this morning, when he
declared MIR. Grammonts enlistment illegal, ant
ordered him to be SET al liberty.
Thus The patriotic officers and privates of tha
efficient corps as we'll as The public service Gil
there was any for them TO pertorm) are placed IL
most awkward position by The Unauthorized and
illegal proceedings OF General Gaines. Tha
corps was marched 10 tort Jackson in anticipation
Of hosilities with Great BTitain-we are permit
ted 10 presume 50, unless we presume still more
improbable circumstance, that there was danger
Of the city OF New Orleans being assailed by Z
Mexican feet. While they were on the way IL
The fort, the steamer was ploughing The Atlantic
that bore the offer OF treaty from Grea. Britain