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460 FIFTEENTH CONGRESS. SEss.I. Ch.102, 103. 1818. Sururm I. _ _ April 20, ]818_ CHAP. Ch.-—An .£ct respecting the Ofgamzllhvn { Ute army, and fm- ·—-—~—-————-— other pwjposca. Act ¢>f'M¤rch Be it enacted by the Senate and flcusc of Representatives of the Umm;] 2zé;?;;;;};?; States of Ameriaa, in Congress asscm6lcrL_'I`bat hereafter the company cm gfalytillgy _ officers of the corps of artillery shall consist of one captain, two' ms; Comfpany vg- lieutenants, and two second lieutenants ; and lll the corps or light artillery °°;j,° Hghl the company officers shall consist of one captain, one hrst lrentenant, and aréoggxctu, 0,- two second Iieutenants ; and one of the second heutenants in each comartillery, 8zc. pany shall act as a conductor of artillery, as in the case of the corps of Eyj PW ,.*° artillery, whose duty it shall be to receipt and account for all antrnunitigp, gggutfyltm 0 implements, and cannon; and for the performance of these services they shall be allowed, each, ten dollars izgrarhper month]. _ f i f One aunercr $1:0.2. And be it further enact , ian, to ea regimento in antry, °° °“°ll. ‘I°§i‘ riilemen, and to each battalion of the corps of artillery, and to the regi-
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- l:.,;,,m1Q`,:°` ment of light artillery, there shall be attached one arrnorer, with the pay
and to me ai- and emoluments allowed to armorers employed by the ordnance departtillery, 8zc. mcmn Whcre, in Sec. 3. And be it urther enacted That in all cases duriner the late °“°‘• &°· *h° war where an officer dr soldier has been delayed the receipt dl` his pay Pak &°‘ °f°m' , h f b lavintr been transferred f cm, and SOL and emoluments, or any part thereo , y 1 U rom dicrs has been one corps to another, or omitted to be returned on the muster roll, pay f*°l'*Y°d»,_§*°· i* roll, or receipt roll, or from any other cause whatever, upon a satisfactory l;";,: °:,§j,;;:§j evidence of the justice of such claim, the same shall be adjusted and paid. Approved, April 20, 1818. S·:·.·n·v·r1: I. April 20, 1818. C1-up. CIl1.—An Act to increase the duties on iron in bars uml bolts, iran in pigs, castings, nails, and alum. 22A°°8‘f Mw Be it enacted by the Senate and House tf Representatives of the 13k_1 2 ’ ch' United States of America, in Congress assembled, That from and alter The vxiating the thirtieth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, the g;’;$;§“c;lL‘f duties now by law levied, collected, and paid, on iron in pigs, iron castings, m°,,t,,d to nails, on iron in bars and bolts, excepting iron manufactured by rolling; cease atter 30th and on alum, imported into the United States, shall cease and deter- J“B°=.18l8•. mine; and there shall be levied, collected, and paid, in lieu thereof, the utiesm lieu, . . . . - _ . &,,_ several and specific duties hereinafter mentioned, that is to say. on rron _ Iron in pigs, in pigs, filly cents per hundred weight; on iron castings, seventy-tive "‘Z“ °““€'“B“> ccnts per hundred weight; on nails, four cents per pound; on spikes,
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- ,1:,'{,,SlQl:;',§,,d three cents per pound; on iron in bars and bolts, manufactured without
bolts, anchors, rolling, seventy-five cents per hundred weight; on anchors, two cents per ““d “l“‘“· pound; and on alum, two dollars per hundred weight. Addmon of- Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That an additionlof ten per centum 10 per cent. on shall be made to the several rates of duties above specified and imposed
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·he said thirtieth da of June one thousand eight hundred and eighteen clcs are import- l _ _ Y _ » S _ g _» » od in vessels shall be imported in slnps or vessels not of the United States: Provzzled, ¤<>§ °*` Um That this additional duty shall not apply to such goods, wares, and mer- Umtccl States. _ · · _ · - _ · . proviso_ chandise, nnported rn ships or wessels not of the United States, entitled by treaty, or by any act or acts of Congress, to be entered in the ports of the United States, on the payment of the same duties as are paid on goods, wares, and merchandise, imported in ships or vessels of the United States. D whack of Sm:. 3. And be it fzrtizcr enacted, That there shall be allowed a drawmc 'dmm, if buck of the duties by this act imposed on goods, wares, and merchandise mo goods are imported into the United States, upon the exportation thereof within the
