The Examiner, Volume 3editor., 1814 - United States Containing political essays on the most important events of the time; public laws and official documents. |
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Page 72
... amount of internal duties actually accrued in each state , yet when it was considered that the collectors were obliged by Jaw to make these returns at very short periods , the amount known at the treasury to have been received at any ...
... amount of internal duties actually accrued in each state , yet when it was considered that the collectors were obliged by Jaw to make these returns at very short periods , the amount known at the treasury to have been received at any ...
Page 162
... amount to 3. That the dividends on the public debt payable on the 1st of January , 1815 , at the places mentioned in schedule C , amount to the sum of 4. That the principal and inte- rest of temporary loans , paya- ble during the ...
... amount to 3. That the dividends on the public debt payable on the 1st of January , 1815 , at the places mentioned in schedule C , amount to the sum of 4. That the principal and inte- rest of temporary loans , paya- ble during the ...
Page 414
... amount to 18,200,000 dollars ; and that ways and means 1,000,000 are now to be devised , to provide for the differ- ence between that sum , and the aggregate amount of the demands for the service of the 200,000 year 1815 ; which will be ...
... amount to 18,200,000 dollars ; and that ways and means 1,000,000 are now to be devised , to provide for the differ- ence between that sum , and the aggregate amount of the demands for the service of the 200,000 year 1815 ; which will be ...
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