The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-10-27
OCTOBER 27, 1866.

ting between the captain, master
or owner, or person acting as
agent of any ship or vessel, or
steamer, and any other person or
persons for or relating to the
charter of such ship or vessel or
steamer, if the registered ton
mage of such ship or vessel, or
steamer, does not exceed three
hundred tons, three dollars,
Exceeding three hundred tons, and
not exceeding six hundred tons,
five dollars,
Exceeding six hundred tons, ten
dollars,
Contract.-Broker's note, or memo
randum of sale of any goods or
merchandise, stocks, bonds, ex-
change, notes of hand, real es-
tate, or property of any kind or
description issued by brokers or
persons acting as such, ten cents,
Conveyance.-Deed, instrument or
writing, whereby any lands, ten
ements, or other realities sold
shall be granted, assigned, trans
ferred, or otherwise conveyed to,
or vested in, the purchaser or
purchasers, or any other person
or persons, by his, her, or their
direction, when the consideration
or value exceeds one hundred
dollars and does not exceed five
hundred dollars, fifty cents,
When the consideration exceeds
five hundred dollars and does not
exceed one thousand dollars, one
dollar,
Exceeding one thousand dollars
and not exceeding two thousand
five hundred dollars, two dollars,
Exceeding two thousand five thou
sand [hundred] dollars and not
exceeding five thousand dollars,
five dollars,
Exceeding five thousand dollars
and not exceeding ten thousand
dollars. ten dollars,
Exceeding ten thousand dollars and
not exceeding twenty thousand
dollars, twenty dollars,
And for every additional ten thou
sand dollars, or fractional part
thereof, in excess of twenty thou
sand dollars, twenty dollars,
Despatch, telegraphic.-Any des-
patch or message, the charge for
which for the first ten words does
not exceed twenty cents, one
cent,
When the charge for the first ten
words exceeds twenty cents, three
cents,
Entry of goods, wares, or merchan-
disc at any custom house, either
for consumption or warehr using,
not exceeding one hundred dol
lars in value, twenty-five cents,
Exceeding one hundred dollars and
not exceeding five hundred dol
lars in value, fifty cents,
Exceeding five hundred dollars in
value, one dollar,
Entry for the withdrawal of any
goods or merchandise from any
bonded warehouse, fifty cents,
Insurance Qife.) Policy of insu-
rance, or other instrument, by
whatever name the same shall be
called, whereby any insurance
shall be made upon any life or
When the amount insured shall not
exceed one thousand dollars,
twenty-five cents,
Exceeding one thousand dollars
and not exceeding five thousand
dollars, fifty cents,
Exceeding five thousand dollars
one dollar,
Insurance. (marine and inland. y
Each policy of insurance, or other
instrument, by whatever name
the same shall be called, by which
insurance shall be made or re-
newed, upon property of any de-
scription, whether against perils
by the sea or by fire, or other
peril of any kind, made by any
insurance company, or its agents,
or by any other company or per-
son, twenty-five cents,
Lease, agreement, memorandum, or
contract for the hire, use, or rent
of any land, tenement, orportion
thereof
If for a period of time not exceed
ing three years, fifty cents,
If for period exceeding three
years, one dollar,
Manifest for custom house entry or
clearance of any cargo of any
ship, vessel or steamer for for
eign port
If the registered tonnage of such
ship, vessel or steamer does not
exceed three hundred tons, one
dollar,
Exceeding three hundred tons, and
not exceeding six hundred tons,
three dollars,
Exceeding six hundred tons, five
dollars,
Mortgage of lands, estate or proper
ty. real or personal, heritable or
movable whatsoever, where the
same shall be made as a security
for the payment of any definite
and certain sum of money lent at
the time, or previously due and
owing or forborne to be paid, be-
ing payable; also any convey
ance of any lands, estate, or prop
. erty whatsoever, in trust to be
sold or otherwise converted into
money, which shall be intended
only as security, and shall be re-
deemable before the sale or other
disposal thereof, either by ex-
prese stipulation or otherwise;
or any personal bond given as Sc
curity for the payment of any
definite or certain sum of money
exceeding one hundred dollars,
and not exceeding five hundred
dollars, fifty ceuts,
Exceeding five hundred dollars, and
not exceeding one thousand dol
lars, one dollar
Exceeding one thousand dollars,
and not exceeding two thousand
five hundred dollars, two dollars
Exceeding two thousand five hun
dred dollars, and not exceeding