Search help
You searched for: rum with filters: Author="Madison, James"
Results 1-49 of 49 sorted by date (ascending)
  • |<
  • <<
  • <
  • Page 1
  • >
  • >>
  • >|
...Commissary of Stores to procure a Stock of good rum, wine, Sugar & such other Articles as his...
...s second paragraph, was often used as a synonym of rum.
...3,000,000,000 of rations and 300 Hhds of rum.
...3,000,000,000 of rations and 300 Hhds of rum. Congress for the support of this bank and for...
...of her prizes containing about 1000 Hhds. of rum & several hundred do. of sugar, which...
...several Jamaica prizes with a prodigious quantity of rum & sugar on board. She parted from...
...specific articles” comprised meat, flour, salt, and rum. By “new emissions” JM meant the...
...that after 30 May 1781 the tax on “Wine, Rum, Brandy and other Spirits” would be doubled to a...
...wines do. and of 3/90 per Gallon on all rum & brandy do....& that as the rum used in the N....
...wines 1/30 of a dollar per Gallon on all rum & brandy 2/3 of a dollar per 112 lbs...
Upon all rum of Jamaica proof per Gallon
...within” the United States return cargoes of “rum, sugar, molasses, coffee, cocoa-nuts, ginger...
Rum Ronald — manufacturers
...only, excepted[;] upon every gallon of rum or other distilled Spirits twelve pence per gallon...
the importation of Rum, brandy, and other ardent spirits; and if I...
the importation of Rum, brandy, and other ardent spirits; and if I...
the importation of Rum,
the importation of Rum,
...an estimate I saw in N. York, the rum imported there amounted to one million of Gallons....
...eaux de vie de France fassent tomber entierement le Rum des Isles? A quoi peut se monter la...Rum
On rum, per gallon,
...of the enumerated articles, beginning with rum. Sherman proposed fifteen cents per gallon...
...a drawback of six cents per gallon on exports of rum distilled in the United States....Rum...
...representatives argued that the proposed fifteen-cent duty on Jamaica rum was too high....rum...
A fifteen-cent duty on Jamaica rum was approved. The House then took up the twelve-......rum...
...as ruinous to the Massachusetts fishing industry and rum distillers and burdensome to the...
...a proportionate duty on Molasses to that on rum, turned on its disproportion to the value...
28Import Duties, [9 May] 1789 (Madison Papers)
...reduction of duties, moved to lower the tax on Jamaica rum to six cents a gallon....rum...
...a proportionate duty on molasses to that on rum, turned on its disproportion to the value...
...particularly to the ratio between the duties on rum & molasses. When this plan was recommended...
31Import Duties, [12 May] 1789 (Madison Papers)
...on molasses. Ames suggested that an excise on country rum was preferable to a duty on molasses...
...still more of it. The proper one between rum & Molasses has been the last & the...
...The most material change is in the articles of rum and molasses. The necessity of preserving a...
...The most material change is in the articles of rum and molasses. The necessity of preserving a...
...most evidently in the ratio between the duty on rum & that on Molasses. A high duty on...
...Custom house books to be greater than the quantity of rum imported there, ⅓ more rum
...for her sugars at an adequate price as for their rum....Rum—the resource of our distilleries—...
...their establishments. In the sale of their rum, on which the profits of their labour... ...rum...
...It will be likely to consist cheifly of duties on rum distilled in the U. S. and on a few...
...per gallon should be levied on all imported rum; and that an additional duty of twelve...
...that can be done. Besides the duties on imported rum, requires a proportional one on... ...rum,...
...least objectionable. Indeed the duty imposed on imported rum, forces a proportional duty...
43Excise, [6 January] 1791 (Madison Papers)
...section, levying a duty on domestic rum distilled from foreign materials, came under......rum,...
...flourish without our lumber, and our use of their rum. On the other hand we depend on them...
...the profits and revenue arising from the rum distilleries, depended on an article obtained...
..., where the ship and its cargo of sugar and rum were sold by order of the governor (Jerome C...
...prohibition on the export of all produce, excepting rum and molasses; all exports are now...
...Great-Britain are allowed to export from the enumerated ports, rum, negroes, and all goods,
...South Carolina, on 6 Aug. 1816 for smuggling rum and wine in his cabin. Gregory was...