Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25

If ca,,"a "a Az manufactures, rot hrr-io .recH
,h.s nax, or hemp, or Of which emher
'hese materials shall be a componen, mari, snJ
manufactures OF silk, or of which IN . lnS on
component material, coming iron, beyond IN. re re
OF GOOD Hope, a duty of twenty. five ner s,.t
,,nos nj" on a'' other manufactures OF six, OIL
cen.uni al valorem crowded. Thai ny
c'o'ns whatsoever, or cloths of which cot,onlhml
= component material, excepting naukeens ;nn"n,
Nh. rom ch'ns, the original cost of which
w pace whence imported. with the adde's,
twenty per crn,um, If imnor,ed from, ,.c CSn
ao,' nope, or any place beyond il and Often
| ,e"'um, u Imported from anv other uIace ,h,I
such ad.I;,:nv GEMS per square yard, shall, =
n: "u"'hon, he taken aud dee med 10 haze /
my GEMS per square yard and shall he ch,N
WV" n"'y accordingly. And tina, all unbleacle, III
COTTON twist, yarn, or IN, cad, the a. ;,;'
's " when snail he less than six,v cer,s
pound, shall be deemed and taken ~ ha;s. Sr~s
GEMS per pound, and shall, be charged win liz
cor'i'ng'y. And all bleacheJ ar coiored !y
WIS.,, VI '"'eau' me original cost uf which ,,al
less man seventy five cents per mound shall h.,.
| Ell and taken TO have cost sey.n,v.Gyo
pound, and shall he charged wild. duty accoresn.l
Ffor'ded, also, that the provisions Of this an IL
Ao' Apply 10, or he enforced against, importation,
goods from poits or places eastward Of the Can.
| 'oou hope or beyond Cape Horn, before the e
JANUARY next ensuing.
ih"". on wool manufactured, duty Of
pc. 1e","'h ND vsioTem, until the first Jsy OF
one ,"o"sand eight hundred and twenty-five
wards, duty of twenty-five per cepium ad vale -
an'i The hrs' June, one thousand eight hundredl 4
'weo'y-six afterwards, duty Of thirty per ce M
az Va,orem froradsd, That all wool, the aetna, 81
iue OF winch, at the place whence imported,
no exceed ten cents per pound, shall be cha Z
with duy OF fifteen per cenlum ad vaiorem, n
no more. N
Fourth. On all Leshorn hats or hornets. arl ]
bats or eonneis, Of straw, chip grass, and ss 4
flats, braIds plas, for making OF hats or bon
DUTY OF hity per ceBium ad valorcui PyGaolf-
hat all Leghorn hats and bopneis, and all HIS ~
bonneis Of straw, chip, or grass which al thebla.'
whence imported, with the addition of ten pc cer
'um, shall have cos, less than one dollar each ,hy
with such addition, be taken and deemed 10 hay, c
one dollar each, and shall he charged with du,
| FIFTH. On japanned wares Of fall kinds. on Ala,
wares OF all kinds, and on all manufactures, M,
o'herwise specified, made of brass. iron steel peu
Ter, lead, or tin, ar OF which either of these meta,
rs a component material, duty of twenty five n,
centum al valorcm. ~
On boiung cloths, fifteen per centum nj vaIorem
on hair cloth and hair seating, thirty per cenluI
ad valorem
On marble, and I'LL manufactures of marble nh,
per ceU,um AL vaorem
U" all paper hanginss, forty per centum ad vale
five per cenum, ad valoren, on all other Iaces
| twelve and half per cen'um AL valorem;
On lead, in pigs, bars, or sheets, two cents NJ,
pound VI
On ieaden shot, three and one half cens n!
pound RI
On red or white lead, dry, or ground in oil, fot
cep's per pouad
On Brussels, Turkey, and Wilton carpets nd ca,
peung, MY cents per square yard;
| On MI Venetian and ingram carpets or carpe,inc
twenty i've cents per square yard
YIN al other Kinds of carpets and carpetilg,
Moo', NIX, hemp, or cotton, or parts OF e,her twer
~ GEMS per square yard
on oil cloth carpetng, and on oil cloths, Of ever
description, duty OF thirty per cen'um ad vaorem
On all other carpets and carpe,ing, mats, and flo
clio hs, made OF TOW, flags, or any other material
duty of thirty per cenium ad vaIorem;
On hemp, ot The rate of thirty five dollars per r.
On tarred cables and cordage, four cents
pound; a
On untarIed cordage, yarns, irvine, pack th,
and sei"es, five ceurs per pound Re
On cotton tagging, three and three quarter
. per square yard Wcs
On iron in bars or bolts, not manufacture.
whole OF in part, by rolling, ninety cents per hai
dred aud twelve pounds weight
On round iron, or braziers' rods, of three six
teen'hs TO eight sixteenhs Of an inch diane er, ii
elusive and on iron, in nail spike rods sii,
on i'on, in sheets, and hoop iron and on iron sln
rolled, for band-ron, scrolliron or caseme nj rod
three cents per pound |;
On IRON spikes, four cents per pound
On iron nails, wrought, five GEMS prr pount
On lacks, brads, and sprigs, not exceeding ST
teen ounces 10 the thousand, FIVE per Thousand
exceeding sixteen ounces TO the thousand, five cen
per pound
teen, five cents per pound over number eighteen
nine cents per pound
On square wire, used in the manufacture
stretches for umbrellas, twelve per centum al sal
rem
, On anvils and anchors, two cents per mound /:
On iron cables or chains, OF parts thereof, ttr'
cents per pound and no drawback shall be above
on The exploration of iron CABLES or paris thereof
On mill franks and mill irons, Of wrought iro
four cents per pound
On mill saws one dollar each
. On backsmiihs' hammers and sledges, two anC
hall cents per pound
+, On:muske;s, one dollar and 6fiy cents per slant
| On rifles, two dollars and fifty cents each
, On all other fire arms, and on side arms, ihI
per ceninm ad valorsm
On cutting knives, scythes, sickes and reapi
hooks, spades and sliovels, of iron or steel, thin
per cen.um ad valorem
On screws of iron, weighing twenty-five poun
or upwards, thirty per cenum adj vanrem:
4 On screws, thirty per cenium ad vaIorem:
ODresspls OF cast iron, not otherwise specified, o
ard a half cents per pound
t. On all ofher castings Of iron, specified, o
cent per pound
On all vessels Of copper, ihriy-fv per cenium
vaiorem;
Or quiils prepared or manufactured, twenty e
per cen,um al vaorem;
On states and tiles for buildings, twenty-five ?
centum sd vaorem;
On black lead pencils, forty per cenrum ad val
rem;
On talIow candles, five cents per pound
On spermaceti candles, eight GEMS per pound
On soap, four cents per pound
On lard, lhree cents per pound
On wheat, twenty five ceDis per bushel
| On oats, ten cents per bushei
On wheat flour, fifty cents per hundred wtigl
On potatoes, ten cents per bDsbel.
On coal, six.c enis per heaped bushel
On corks, twelve cents per pound
l. On pruneile and other shoes or slippers OF stuff
nankeen, twenty-five cents per pair;
!, On laced boots bootees, one dollar fifty eel
per pair
On linseed, rape seed, and hemp seed oil, ,wen
FIVE cents per gallon;