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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1816

Page

6

The Proposed New Tariff on Imported Goods 1815

The House directs the secretary of the treasury to report a general tariff for imported goods at the next session. The 1812 act doubled permanent duties and added a 2½ percent Mediterranean fund, expiring Feb 17 1816. A table compares existing duties with proposed rates including specific and ad valorem duties and selected goods.

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 wine and goods in vessels not of the United States

The document lists per unit prices for woods and wines including Malmsey Madeira Tokay and Sherry, with a 12.5 percent additional alien duty on all goods imported in vessels not of the United States. Exceptions apply to goods entered in foreign vessels under treaty or acts of Congress and draws back not allowed for export.

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Bill to carry out US Britain treaty passes Congress

Congress approves the Convention with Britain after mutual compromises on constitutional powers in treaty making. Lawmakers now consider new duties proposed by the Treasury Secretary, along with the National Bank bill.

United States Great Britain Congress Secretary of the Treasury

News from France and trade prices from Captain Chazel

Captain Chazel of the brig Philip arrived reporting Bordeaux dates to January 4 and sailing that day. American prices cited include cotton Georgia long 60 cents, short 38 4 40, rice new 6 dollars per cwt. Colonel Lavalette, condemned for treason, escaped prison the day before execution. France reportedly in quiet.

France Chazel Philip Bordeaux Cotten Georgia Lavalette Charleston City

Bank Bills Flood Georgia and South Carolina

The pamphlet warns that northern bank notes have flooded circulation in Georgia and South Carolina while local bills are blocked. It argues the practice inflates premiums, harms society, and could lead to criminals facing legal ruin or even death penalties.

Stop the circulation of Northern bank notes in the South

The speaker argues that counterfeit risk and silver circulation depend on rejecting Northern bank bills. They urge militia captains to assemble and issue a written resolution to accept only from two state incorporated banks. The move, they claim, will curb evils like imposition and speculation and benefit all society, even for those with no bank interest.

Augusta

Local Weddings Tie Townspeople by Earnest Vows

Married Wednesday evening last Rev Thompson presiding Gilbert Longstreet wed Henr ietta Eve daughter of Capt Os well Eve. Sunday morning last Rev Garvin joined 8 Bogan to Inn Fee both of this place.

Thompson Gilbert Longstreet Henrietta Eve Oswell Eve John Garvin 8. Bogan Miss Inn Fee

Died at Cambridge Abraham Giles Noxier noted attorney

Communicated notice records the death of Abraham Giles Noxier aged about forty two at Cambridge South Carolina on the 23d of the month. The obituary praises his seventeen years as a lawyer his integrity and public service and his engaging manners. It laments the loss to society and grieving family with hope of immortality.

Cambridge South Carolina Abraham Giles Noxier

Funeral Sermon for Col. L. Hammond Slated in Edgefield

On Sunday March 24 the Rev Abraham Marshall will preach a funeral sermon for Col L Hammond at his late Edgefield District South Carolina residence current money states cotton price at 24 cents.

Abraham Marshall Col. L. Hammond Edgefield District South Carolina

Property Lease Aims To Dispose of The Grove Home

A resident plans to dispose of his property known as The Grove at the upper end of the city within the ensuing year if the lease is finalized. The note mentions subscription and pending application details.

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