Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-04

eE8ei 'ai'ie AMI en- cotton twist, yarn thread as
Fellows Tiz. for tree years next ensuing, the tilir-
ueh day ot June next, auty OF tveaty-..ye per
eentnm ed ra'oren and after the expiration II
Tie three years aforesaid, q duty Of tsCnty per
eehiugn ad Vai0rem. PSpvic'ed, That all cotton
cloths or cloths of which cotton is the material If
eh'ci value, (cNceptng naGSeens imported directly
from China) The original ccsi os which, at the place
whence imported, with the addition of twenty per
centuin, n i,opUrted from the Cane 0f GOud Hore
or from places beyond IT, and ct ten per cent t
Imported tom any other place, sall be less than
twenty-five cents per square ySri, shah, with such
addition, be taken aud deemed 10 have cost-twen-
y-i've Gets per square yard, and shall be char
gen with du,y accordingly. PROMISED also, That
all unhieaehcd and uncOlored cotton twist, warn or
thread, the orsisa cnt of which shall be les than
sixty cents per pound, shall be decrncd and u,kento
have cost sixty cents per pound aud shall oe ci.arg-
ell with duty accordingly and all bl,achs or color
yarn thu Original cost OF which shall have been lie
than seventy 1--WE eeats per p0unr shall be taken *
deemed u have cost seventy fte cents per pound
and shalt BE- charged with duty accnrdingly md
Preceded further, That cotton piece gooss, impof-
ted IN ships OF vessels OF te United States ~ ch
sd all have sailed irUn the United States before the
passage q ths act, and shalt arrive therein between
the u'irtic,h day oil Juno, thousand eight hua-
cred and sixteen, sud The First Gay OF )une, one
thousand eight hundred and seventeen, the original
cost o! which cotton piece goods, at the place whence
imported, shall have IcVn less iian twenty five oeAs
per square yard, Shall be admitted to entry SUBJ
jee; only to duty of thirty three and thir,i per
ceotunl On the cost q! the said cotton niece eoods
IN lndia, sEd on the usual Sddilion cf twenty per
ceuinn that cost.
run \ duty uS dirty per centln al yalorem,
on umbrellas, psrasos I'll whatever materials ma e
and Sticks o. frames Tor umbrellas OF paresos; bon
nets and caps Tor woWsn, fans, feathers, ornaments
Tor heal dresses, artificial fowers millinery OF all
sorts mats or caps OF WOO fur, leather, chip, straw
! or silN; cosmetics, washes, kaisams, perfumes
painted Hsor cloths, mats of grass or flags salad
OIL, pickles, cspers. olives, mustard, c0rlfiis or
sweetnests preserved in sugar or brandy val. rs
cabinet wares, aDi all manufactures Of wood car
rag 81 all descriptions, aud parts thereof leather
and all manufactures Of leather or of ,ehc leather
Is the material Of Chi, vsluc Saddles brides lar-
| ness paper of every description, paste-bos ps-
| per hanginss, blank books, parchment, v,iun
brushes, canes, walking sticks, whips; and clothing
| really made. Ami in all c:s-s whore IN adj val I'm
duty shall o. charged, it shall be calculated on the
nct cost OF the article, at the place whence import
| eel (eNcinsye It packages. commissions and all
c0arges) with the usual addition. established by law
OF tw MY per cent''m on all merchandise, import
I ell from places beyond tie Cape Of Good Hone and
OF per centum on articles im aorted from all
| 0tncr psccy
| S'1fh. The following duties, s-verally and spe-
cicaly; on ale, beer, and porter in bottlcc fifteen
cents per gallon on ale, beer and porter, import
ell o'herwi'e than in bottles ten cents per gallon ;
| on allan, one dollar per hundred weight on al
lnonls, three cents per pound on black glass quart
bottles, one hundred and orty-f ur cents per groce
| On b. OTIS, one dollar ani Fifty cents per pair; ON
or.sues, three cents per pound playing cards,
t"Tty mis- per pack on tarFeti cables and cord &C.
three cents per pound; untarred cordase warns
| twnes, pack-thread, and seiues, four cents prr
| pound; on ta'ow candles, three cents per pound !;
| on wax and spermscsti candles, six cents per
| pound on Chinese Cassia, SIX cents per pound
! on cinnamon, twenty five cents per pound on
| clsVes, twenty-five cents per FOuud on cheese,
nne cents per pound on chocolate, three ceuts
! per pound On cocoa. two cents per pound on
coal, i've cents per heaped bushel on coppct-.s
| one dollar per hundred weight on copper rods
noitS, spiSe' or nails, and composition rods bolts
| spikes or nails, four cents per pound on coffee
| hVe cents per pound ON cotton, three cents per
! pound ON curraats, three cents per pound on
h2s' uree cents per pound on foreign caught fish,
one dollar per quGtat on mackercl one dollar and
Hty cents per bsrrCi; salmon, two ds,lsrs per.
barrel, an on all other picked fish, one dollar per
barrel; on window glass, not above eight rcf,,-. by
ten inches in size, two dollars and fifty cents per
hundred square feet; on the same, not above ten
inches .y twelve inches in SIZE two doIlarsani &C.
Ven'y-hve cents per hundred square feet; on die
same a above ten inches by twelve iuci.s IN s:ys
three dollars and twenty FIVE cents per hundred
square ieeti on glue, five cents per pound Oh
gnnpow'eF eight cents per pound on hemp, one
dollar and nifty cents per hundred weight; on iron
ara steel wTe, not exceeding number eighteen
NE CENTS per pound and over number eiehteen
hine cents per pound ON IRON, In bars on bolts
excepting iTo1 manufactured by rolling forty five
cents per hundred weight on iron in sheets, rods
and hoops, two dollars ard Fifty cents per hundred
weight and ia bars huits, when manufactured
oy rolling, aud on anchor, dollar aud fifty cents
per hnn'ird weight On indigo, fifteen cents per
pound on lead, III pig, bars sheets, one cent
per pounu on shot manufactured Ct lead, two cents
per pound an red and white lead, dry or ground
III Ii, three cents per pound: mace, one dollar
per pound muisss' 8, five cents per gallon on
mails thrce cents ocr pound an nutmcgs, sixty
cents per pound Oh pepper, eight cents per p0u,i:
on lnentn, SIX cents per pound; piums and
prunes three cents per pound Of fnt,scatel ra.ns
ana rasns m Jars and boxes three cents per pound
mall other raisias, ~ cents per pnuad on salt,
twenty cents per bashel of fifty six pounds on o.
cure, nry, one cent pr pound, IN OIL, add
nan cents per pound on steel, one dollar per
hundred weight on s-gars, two dollars and fifty
ceatsper thcusaad on spirits from grain, If first
proof, forty cents per gallon OF second proof,
iurty-hve cents per gallon of d.ird proof, { Ify-
eight cers per gallon; OF fourth proof, fty two
cents PEI gallon; Of fifth proc sixty ceus pr gal
ion spirits from other rnsieri4ls than grain Of
hrst aud second proof thirty-eigt cents per gallon
ct third proof, iory two cents per gaon OF fourth
proof, tOrtyeight cents per gallon; nj fifth proof
bi'y-seven cents per gallon above fifth proof Sc
Ycnty cents per gallon on shoe and slippers of
SIX, thirty cents per pair; shoes aud slippers of
leather, twenty five eeots per pair shoes aud
slippers for children, fifteen cents per pair; On
spi.ts, two cents per pound; on soap, three cents
per pound on brown sugar, three ceutspcr 20 nd
on white clayed or powdoreI sugar, f0urdet Is PER
pound o. lump sugar, ten cents per pound on
iosi sugar, and ON sugar candy, twelve cents per
pound on snuH, twelve cents per pound on til
low, one cent per pound on ten from China, IN
ships or vessels of the United Stateg, - FLOWS
w bohea, twelve cents perPoundi souehong and