A Selection of All the Laws of the United States, Now in Force, Relative to Commercial Subjects: With Marginal Notes and References to the Same, Classed Under Separate Heads ... To which is Added, a List of All the Laws on the Above Subjects and of the Restrictive System, which Have Been Repealed Or Become Obsolete: Also, Various Treasury Instructions to the Collectors of the Customs, Particularly Those Relating to the Rates of Duties: Also, Directions for Making Out Manifests to be Produced in the Custom-house, on Clearing Out Vessels for Foreign Ports: Together with an Index to the WholeNeal, Wills & Cole, Benjamin Edes, Printer., 1814 - 554 pages |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
1-2 per cent act 2d March ad valorem aforesaid agent allowed antea arrival Bermuda Hundred Biddeford board such ship bond burthen cargo casks cents per pound certificate of registry chandize charge or command collector Congress assembled consignee consul court day of June delivered district ditto drawback enrolment entitled exported foreign port forfeit and pay forfeiture further enacted gallon granted hereby hundred dollars inlets insert the name inspectors landed letters of marque license manifest master or commander merchandize imported mulatto naval officer oath or affirmation owner or owners packages paid payment penalties permit person or persons port of entry port or place ports of delivery Provided registered regulations respectively revenue river seamen Senate and House ship or ves ship or vessel shores sole port surveyor swear or affirm therein thereof tion tonnage tons town Treasury trict United valorem wares and merchandize wares or merchandize
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