When the legislature of a state shall not meet before January 1, 1814, such state to be allowed until February to make payment of the state's quota of the direct tax, (obsolete,) An act to provide additional revenues, by laying a direct tax upon the United States, and to provide for the assess- ment and collection thereof, January 9, 1815, (repealed,). Notes of acts relating to the assessment of lands, &c., for direct taxes, III. 164 A direct tax laid on the District of Co lumbia, February 27, 1815, (repealed,)
Collection of direct taxes, Commissions and compensation of col- lectors of direct taxes and internal duties, Duties and powers of the collectors, III. 231 State or county courts in adjoining col- lection districts authorized to take cog- nisance of suits for taxes, (obsolete,)
An act supplementary to the several acts relative to direct taxes and internal duties, April 20, 1818, (obsolete,) III. 441 An act extending the time allowed for the redemption of land sold for direct taxes in certain cases, May 11, 1820, (expired,) III. 575 The time allowed for the redemption of lands sold for direct taxes extended, February 4, 1822, (expired,) III. 649 Notes of the acts passed relating to direct taxes, III. 649 The time for the redemption of land sold for direct taxes extended for two years, March 3, 1823, (expired,)
The evidence relating to the sale of lands for direct taxes to be perpetuated, May 20, 1826, -
The time for the redemption of land sold for direct taxes extended for three years, April 28, 1828, (expired,) IV. 263 Notes of the acts extending the time for the redemption of lands sold for direct taxes, IV. 263
Disability of the District Judge.
In case of the absence or disability of the judge, the clerk of the court may take recognisances de bene esse, I. 278
Disbursement of Public Money.
No advance of public money to be made, except under the special direction of the President of the United States, III. 723 Officers and agents to account quarter. yearly, III. 723 Officers neglecting to account to be dis- missed from the public service, III. 723 The obligations of securities not to be impaired by the dismission of the offi- cer or agent, III. 724
Discharge from Imprisonment.
See Index to the Private Laws. Discipline of the Militia.
Discount on Payment of Duties.
Act of March 1, 1823, section 27, (obso- lete,) III. 737 Discriminating Duties. The acts imposing discriminating duties on tonnage and imports suspended as to vessels from the Netherlands, Ham- burg, Lubec, Bremen, Oldenburg, Sar. dinia, and Russia, January 7, 1824,
IV. Suspension to continue as long as the vessels, &c., of the United States are exempted from discriminating duties, IV.
Notes of the acts relating to discriminat- ing duties, IV. 2 Acts imposing discriminating duties on vessels from Hamburg and Lubec,
Bremen, Norway, Sardinia, and Rus- sia, suspended, The President to issue a proclamation of reciprocal exemption on evidence that any foreign nation has abolished such duties on vessels of the United States, IV. 3 The duties imposed on vessels and mer- chandise of Colombia to be the same as those imposed on vessels, &c., of the United States, April 20, 1826, IV. 154 Duties assessed since January 29, 1826, to be refunded, - IV. 154 Swedish and Norwegian vessels to be exempted until the termination of the next session of Congress from certain discriminating duties, and all such duties received since September 25, 1826, to be refunded, February 22, 1827, Certain duties, paid on certain vessels and cargoes from Hamburg to be re- funded, March 2, 1827,
French vessels from Martinique and Guadaloupe to enter the ports of the United States on certain conditions, May 9, 1828,
An act in alteration of the several acts imposing duties on imports, May 19, 1828, Where no discriminating duties of ton- nage and impost are levied in the ports of Prussia on vessels of the Uni- ted States, the foreign duties shall be suspended on vessels of Prussia, May 24, 1828, Discriminating duties on the vessels and cargoes of Prussia since April 15, 1826, to be refunded,
If there shall be an imposition of duties consistent with the act of March 2, 1833, chap. 55, beyond the rate of duty, twenty per centum, fixed by that act, the distribution shall be suspend. ed until this cause of the suspension shall be removed, V. 453 Certain states to be paid ten per centum on the nett proceeds of all the public lands sold within such states, V. 453 After certain deductions, the proceeds of the public lands to be divided among the states and territories of the Union, to be applied as the Legislatures may direct,
To be paid half-yearly from the treasury of the United States,
Appropriation for surveys,
See Attorneys of the Districts of the United States.
Notes of the acts relating to discriminat- ing duties,
See Courts of the United States.
District of Columbia.
See Columbia, District of.
See also Index to the Private Laws.
Division of Opinion of the Judges of the Cir- cuit Court.
Division of opinion between the justice of the Supreme Court and the judge of the District Court, when holding a Circuit Court, provided for, I. 334; II. 159
Notes of decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States upon the provisions of the 6th section of the act of April 29, 1802, in relation to divisions of opinion between the judges of the Circuit Courts,
Vessels from Cayenne to pay no higher duties than American vessels,
Dismal Swamp Canal.
A subscription to the Dismal Swamp canal authorized, May 18, 1836, IV. 169 Subscription to the stock of the Dismal Swamp canal,
Drawback allowed on goods, except on distilled spirits, if exported within twelve months. Act of July 4, 1789, (obsolete,)
Drawback. Acts in relation to drawback, III. 313, 433, 515, 564, 640, 737; IV. 29 Time allowed for completing entries for the benefit of drawback, III. 313,564,
738; IV. 95 The Secretary of the Treasury author- ized to direct the completion of entries for drawbacks after twenty days. IV. 95 All merchandise imported entitled to de- benture to be allowed the benefit of drawback without deduction, if export- ed at any time within three years from IV. 330 the time of importation, Drawbacks on goods exported by land, I.
686; II. 261, 578; III. 405; IV. 442 The benefit of drawback extended to mer- chandise which has passed into two other districts than the districts into IV. 442 which the same was imported, Right of debenture to vessels entered at Key West,
Drawback under the act of July 14, 1832, (repealed,)
Drawback allowed on foreign sugar re- fined in the United States, and on spi- rits distilled from foreign molasses, V. 563 Not to be allowed unless exported within three years,
No goods entitled to drawback to be re- laden before entry made,
y. 563 No additional duty on goods imported in foreign vessels to be allowed as draw- back,
An act for extending the benefit of draw- back, &c., (obsolete,)
An act making further provision for drawback, (repealed,) -
An act limiting the time for allowance of drawback on domestic distilled spi- rits, &c., I. 492 Drawbacks to be allowed on portions of imported goods exported, I. 680 Goods entitled to drawback not to be landed after entry made, on pain of forfeiture, I. 46, 681
Duty of the person exporting for benefit of drawback,
I. 681 Form of entry for benefit of drawback, I. 682 Goods to be inspected, I. 682 Lading of goods exported to be under the inspection of an officer,
V. 563 Two and a half per cent. on the amount of all drawbacks to be retained, except in the case of foreign and refined su- gars, when ten per cent. shall be re- V. 563 tained, Drawback on merchandise exported to V. 750 Chihuahua and Santa Fé, Drawback on goods exported to the Bri- tish North American provinces, - V. 751 Ports from which goods may be export V. 751 ed, Goods exported, if brought back, to be V. 752 forfeited, Two and a half per cent. to be received by the collectors for the United States, See Index to the Private Laws.
I. 682 Duplicate Land Warrants.
An act to retain a further sum on draw- backs for the payment of expenses, II. 82 An act to amend the act of 1800, chap. 64, in relation to drawbacks, II. 153 Allowance of drawback on goods shipped to New Orleans abolished, - Repeal of provisions in acts prohibiting the allowance of drawbacks on the ex- portation of goods from New Or- leans, II. 308 Allowance of drawback on goods export- ed from Mississippi, II. 309 An act to extend the time for exporting, with privilege of drawback, goods, wares, and merchandise entitled there- to by law, (obsolete,) - Twenty days after clearance of the ves-
March 3, 1797, (obsolete,)
Repeal of duties on mills and implements employed in the manufacture of snuff. Act of April 24, 1800, . II. 54 Act laying additional duties on salt con- II. 60 tinued for ten years, (obsolete,) Collectors of New York, Boston, Phila- delphia, Baltimore, Norfolk and Charles. ton, to deposit bonds for duties, for col- lection, in the Bank of the United II. 72 States, (obsolete),
Duties on wines and articles imported in foreign vessels, (repealed,)
Act laying duties on licenses for selling wines and foreign distilled spirits con- tinued, (repealed,) Duties on snuff, refined sugar, on pro- perty sold at auction, and on carriages for the conveyance of persons, conti- nued, Feb. 21, 1801, (repealed,) Duties on certain teas destroyed by fire in Providence, Rhode Island, remit- ted, Act to provide for the establishment of certain districts, and therein to amend an act entitled "An act to regulate the collection of duties on imports and tonnage," and for other purposes, (ob- solete,) II. 181 Duties on imports and tonnage within the territory ceded by the French re- public to the United States, February 24, 1804, (obsolete,) An act for imposing more specific duties on the importation of certain articles, and for laying and collecting light-mo- ney on foreign ships or vessels, and for other purposes, (repealed,) The sixth section of the act of March 27, 1804, imposing more specific duties, not to operate on unregistered vessels of the United States. Manner of en- tering such ships or vessels, (obso- lete,) - II. 339 The first section of an act further to pro- tect the commerce and seamen of the United States from the Barbary pow- ers, continued, April 21, 1806, (ex- pired,) II. 391 Importation of copper, saltpetre, and sul- phur, free of duty, allowed, (obso- lete,) II. 471 Duties on the naval monument erected to the memory of the officers who fell in the attack on Tripoli remitted, II. 476 Duties on certain goods repaid, and bonds to be given for the duties, (obsolete,)
The first section of an act to protect the commerce and seamen of the United States against the Barbary powers, (the Mediterranean fund,) continued in force, January 11, 1811, (expired,) II. 614 An act to continue in force the first sec- tion of the act further to protect the commerce and seamen of the United States against the Barbary powers, (the Mediterranean fund,) continued in force, January 31, 1812, An act for imposing additional duties on all goods, wares, and merchandise, im- ported from any foreign port or place, and for other purposes, July 1, 1812, (repealed,) -
An act to impose a duty on the importa- tion of iron wire, February 25, 1813, II. 804 The first section of the act further to protect the commerce and seamen of
Duties laid on household furniture, and on gold and silver watches, January 18, 1815, (repealed,) - III. 186 Duties on gold, silver and plated ware, jewelry, &c., manufactured within the United States, February 27, 1815, (re- pealed,) III. 217 Additional duties on all goods, wares, and merchandise imported from any foreign port or place continued, Feb- ruary 6, 1816, (expired,) - "Additional duty of forty-two per cent. imposed after June 30, 1816, (expired,)
Drawback. Acts in relation to drawback, III. 313, 433, 515, 564, 640, 737; IV. 29 Time allowed for completing entries for the benefit of drawback, III. 313,564,
738; IV. 95 The Secretary of the Treasury author- ized to direct the completion of entries for drawbacks after twenty days. IV. 95 All merchandise imported entitled to de- benture to be allowed the benefit of drawback without deduction, if export- ed at any time within three years from IV. 330 the time of importation, Drawbacks on goods exported by land, I.
686; II. 261, 578; III. 405; IV. 442 The benefit of drawback extended to mer- chandise which has passed into two other districts than the districts into IV. 442 which the same was imported, Right of debenture to vessels entered at Key West,
Drawback under the act of July 14, 1832, (repealed,)
An act for extending the benefit of draw- back, &c., (obsolete,)
No goods entitled to drawback to be re- laden before entry made, I. 45 I. 372
An act making further provision for drawback, (repealed,)
An act limiting the time for allowance of drawback on domestic distilled spi- rits, &c., I. 492 Drawbacks to be allowed on portions of I. 680 imported goods exported, Goods entitled to drawback not to be landed after entry made, on pain of forfeiture, I. 46, 681 Duty of the person exporting for benefit of drawback, I. 681 Form of entry for benefit of drawback, I. 682 Goods to be inspected, I. 682 Lading of goods exported to be under the inspection of an officer,
Drawback allowed on foreign sugar re- fined in the United States, and on spi- rits distilled from foreign molasses, V. 563 Not to be allowed unless exported within V. 563 three years, No additional duty on goods imported in foreign vessels to be allowed as draw- back, - V. 563 Two and a half per cent. on the amount of all drawbacks to be retained, except in the case of foreign and refined su- gars, when ten per cent. shall be re- V. 563 tained, Drawback on merchandise exported to V. 750 Chihuahua and Santa Fé, Drawback on goods exported to the Bri- tish North American provinces, - V. 751 Ports from which goods may be export V. 751 ed, Goods exported, if brought back, to be V. 752 forfeited, Two and a half per cent. to be received by the collectors for the United States, See Index to the Private Laws.
I. 682 Duplicate Land Warrants.
An act to retain a further sum on draw- backs for the payment of expenses, II. 82 An act to amend the act of 1800, chap. 64, in relation to drawbacks, II. 153 Allowance of drawback on goods shipped to New Orleans abolished, - Repeal of provisions in acts prohibiting the allowance of drawbacks on the ex- portation of goods from New Or- leans, II. 308 Allowance of drawback on goods export- ed from Mississippi, II. 309
See Index to the Private Laws. Duties.
An act to extend the time for exporting, with privilege of drawback, goods, wares, and merchandise entitled there- to by law, (obsolete,) Twenty days after clearance of the ves
sel allowed for giving bond for the benefit of drawback, (expired,) - III. 438 Forfeiture of goods for false entries for
benefit of drawback, I. 694; III. 486
Repeal of duties on mills and implements employed in the manufacture of snuff. Act of April 24, 1800,
. II. 54 Act laying additional duties on salt con- II. 60 tinued for ten years, (obsolete,) Collectors of New York, Boston, Phila- delphia, Baltimore, Norfolk and Charles- ton, to deposit bonds for duties, for col- lection, in the Bank of the United II. 72 States, (obsolete),
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