The Proposed New Tariff for the United States
A House resolution directs the Secretary of the Treasury to report a general tariff on imported goods. The document details previous duties from 1812 and the Mediterranean fund, explains the new tariff proposal with specific duty schedules, and notes distinctions between duties on tonnage and imported merchandise. It outlines ad valorem and specific duties, lists items subject to each rate, and discusses enforcement and policy considerations.
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House of Representatives
Secectary of the Treasury
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Ceney
United States
United. States
U. States
Great Britain
Mediterranean Fund
Meiiterranean Fund
U.states
Import Duties on Wines and Goods from Foreign Vessels
The document lists duties on various goods including woods and wines, with per ton, per gallon, and per pound rates. It notes an additional alien duty of twelve and a half percent on all goods imported in vessels not of the United States, with limited exceptions, and states that this alien duty is not subject to drawback upon exportation.
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United States
United Tates
Bristol
Gilli
Cassia
Aiea
Forestimento
Tunis
Imperial Gunpowder & Gomee
Hyson
Bohea
Imperial, Gunpowder, &Pomee
Hyson and Young Hyson
Brazil
Oporto
Othiy
Aland Sicily
Islands
Passage of US Britain treaty bill and new duties plan
Congress approves the bill carrying the convention with Great Britain into effect after mutual concessions on treaty powers. Lawmakers turn to Secretary of the Treasury proposed duties schedule and the National Bank bill, with details in today’s paper.
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United States
Great Britain
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
French News From Bordeaux and Paris Disturbances
Captain Chazel of the brig Philip arrived with Bordeaux dates to January 4 and reports no major political events in France. American prices for cotton and rice are noted, and Colonel Lavalette reportedly escaped prison the day before his scheduled execution as French public calm persists.
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France
Chazel
Philip
Bordeaux
Cotten
Georgia
Lavalette
Charleston City
Alarm Over Foreign Banknotes Circulating in Georgia and South Carolina
The piece warns that large quantities of northern bank bills have flooded Georgia and South Carolina, while local banknotes are kept from circulation. It argues premiums paid for these foreign bills and predicts grave social evils unless a plan is adopted to stop the flow, raising fears of courts and severe penalties for those dealing in the notes.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Stop Northern bank notes and push silver circulation
A speaker urges militia captains to form a written resolution banning all bills except those from local incorporated banks to curb counterfeit risks, curb imposition and speculation, and promote silver in circulation across the Southern states. The call compares Northern notes to crows taking corn and warns of losses if the policy is not adopted.
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Augusta
Marriages of Mr Gilbert Longstreet and Mr Bogan
Married on Wednesday evening last by Rev Doctor Thompson Gilbert Longstreet wed Miss Henrietta Eve daughter of Captain Oswell Eve. On Sunday morning last Rev John Garvin joined Mr S Bogan to Miss Inn Fee, both of this place.
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Thompson
Gilbert Longstreet
Henrietta Eve
Oswell Eve
John Garvin
8. Bogan
Miss Inn Fee
Abraham G. Noxier Died At Cambridge South Carolina
Abraham Giles Noxier died at Cambridge South Carolina on the 23d of the month in the forty second year of his age. He was a practicing attorney for seventeen years and stood at the head of his profession. His integrity industry and amiable manners earned him public patronage and the respect of a wide circle of friends. His premature death leaves a void in society and those he left behind, including fatherless children, face a severe bereavement.
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Cambridge
South Carolina
Abraham Giles Noxier
Funeral Sermon on Col Hammond Death in Edgefield SC
On Sunday March 24 a funeral sermon will be preached by Rev. Abraham Marshall at the late residence of Col L Hammond in Edgefield District South Carolina for the death of the late colonel. The notice is printed in Current Money and lists 24 cents as payment.
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Abraham Marshall
Col. L. Hammond
Edgefield District
South Carolina
Grove property to be disposed under lease option
An unspecified party plans to dispose of a property known as The Grove at the upper end of the city by lease or the ensuing year if an application shortens the delay.
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China
Othe
Fiday
Marc
the Chronicle
ELF
Campbell
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