Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-22

Bark OF the cork tree manufactured.
Animals imported for breed.
Burr stones, unwrought.
Bullion.
Clay unwrought,
Copper imported in any shape for the use
of the mint.
Copper and brass in pigs or bars. I'll;
in pigs or bars, old copper and brass
and old pewter.
Furs undressed of all kinds
Raw hides and skins
Lapis calaminaris
Plaster of Paris
Rags of any kind of cloth
Wool; and wood manufactured, ex-
cept mahogany and dye wood.
Zinc, tunanag, or spelter
Olive oil, in casks, to be used in manutac-
lures.
I'd. a schedule Of articles to be charged
ao'tS duties nd ratoyem.
so seven and a half per centNm.
Dying drugs and materials for composing
them, not subject to other rates Of duty:
gum arabic; gum senegal.
*Jewellery gold and silver watches and
clocks. or parts of either, and of the
frames of clocks, of whatever materi-
ais made; gold and silver lace en-
broidery and epaulets; precious stones
and pearls of all kinds, set or not set ::
Bristol stones or paste work; and all
articles composed chiefly of gold, sill
yer, pearl and precious stones.
Laces of thread. silk or cotton.
ut fifteen per centum.
All articles not free, and not subject to
any other rate of duty.
ut tooenty per centum.
Linens of all descriptions, linen cam
brics, lawns
hempeu cloth, sail cloth, Russian and
German linens
Stockings and gloves Of thread or silk
Silks, satins, and all articles of which
silk is the material OF efvalue.
ct taoenty-taco per centam.
All articles manufactured from brass,
copper, iron, steel, pewter, lead or tin,
or Of which these metals, or either OF
them, is the material of chief value.
Brass and iron wire
Cutlery, pins, needles, buttons and
buckles ofall kinds
Gilt, plated and japanned wares Of all
Kinds
Cannon, muskets, firearms and side
arms.
At t,centy-sighs per centum.
Wooden manufactures OF all descriptions
and of which wool is the material Of
chief value.
at thirty per eemtam.
China ware, earthen ware, stone ware,
porcelain and glass manufacture.
Bonnets and caps for women. fans, fea-
theirs. ornaments tor head dresses, ar.
tificial flowers, millinery of all sorts.
hats or caps Of wool, fur, leather, chip,
straw or silk
Cosmetics, washes, balsams, perfumes
Painted floor cloths, mats Of grass or
flags
Salad oils, pickles, capers, olives, mus
tard, comfits or sweetmeats preserved
in sugar or brandy, waters.
At tlurty-three and one third per centan.
Cotton manufactures of all descriptions,
or of which cotton is the material of
chief value provided that all cotton
cloths, or cloths Of which cotton is the
material of chief value, excepting nan !
keens imported directly from China
the original cost of which, at the place
whence imported, shall be less than
twenty five cents per square yard,
shall be taken and deemed to have
cost twenty-five cents per square yard,
and shall be charged with duty &C
cordingly.
ut thirtyfvs per centam.
Cabinet wares, and all manufactures oil
Carriages of all descriptions, and parts
thereof
Leather ard ell manufactures of leather,
or of which leather is the material OIL
chief value. Saddles. bridles. harness.
Paper of every description. Paper hang
iDgs, blank books, pasteboard, parch-
ment, yelum, printed books.
Brushes, canes, walking sticks, whips
Printing types
Clothing ready made.
The facility of smuggling the arh-I
cles here described, can only be counte-
raeted by diminishing the temptation