Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-28

Oh screws OF iron, weighing twenty-five los
or upwards, thirty per ccntum ad valorem;
On screws, thirty per centum ad valorem;
On vessels of cast iron, not otherwise speci-
fed, enc and half cents per puund;
On all other castings of iron, not specified,
ono cent per pound;
On all vessels of copper, thirty five per cen
tum ad valorcm;
On duiils prepared or manufactured, twenty
iivc per centum al valorcm;
On states and tiles for building, twenty five
per centum ad valorem;
On black lead pencils, forty per ccntum al
valorem;
On talow candles, five cents per pound
On spermaCeti candles, eight cents per
pound;
On soap, four cents per pound;
On lard, three cents per pound;
On wheat, twenty-five cents per bushcl;
On oats, ten cents per bushcl;
On wheat flour, fifty cents per hundred
weight;
On potatoes, ten cents per bushcl;
On coal, six cents per heaped bushel;
On corbs, twelve cents per pound;
On prunele and other shoes or slippers Of stuff
or nankcen, twenty-five cents per pair;
Onlaccd boots or bootces, one dollar fifty cents
per pair;
On linseed, rape seed, and hemp seed oil,
twenty-five cents per gallon;
On castor Oil, forty cents per gallon;
On ale, beer and porter, imported in bottles,
tweHty cents per gallon, imported otherwise
than in bottles, fifteen cents per gallon;
On beet and pork, two cents per pound;
On hams, and other bacon, three cents per
pound;
On butter, five cents per pound :
On vinegar, eight cents per galun;
Ga alum, two dollars and fifty cents per hum
dred weight.
On rehued saltpctre three cents per pound
On blue or Roman yitriol, four cents per
pound
On oil of vitriol three cents per pound;
On Glaubcr salts, two cents per pound;
On Epson salts, four cents per pound
On Camphor, crude, eight cents per pound;
On Camphor refined, twelve cents per pound;
On coppcras, two dollars per cwt.;
On Cayenne pepper, fifteen cents per pound.
On Ginger. tW g cents per pound;
On Chocllolatc, four cents per pound;
On Curraats and Figs, three cents per pound
On pfums, prunes, hIuscatcl Raisins, and raj
SINS In jars and boxes four cents per pound.
On all other raisins, three cents per pound.
On window glass, not above eight inches by
ten inches i'll SIZE, three dollars per hundred
square feet; not above ten inches by twelve IN
thcs in size, three dollars and fifty cents rhun-
dred square feet; ana if above ten inches by
| twelve inches in size, four dollars per hundred
square feet; Provided, that all window glass ina
ported IN plates, uncut, shall be chargcablc with
| the highest rate OF duties hereby imposed.
| On black glass bottles not exceeding the ca
i'acity of one quart, -yo dollars per grocc; on
bottles exceeding one quart, and not more than
-wo quarts, two dollars and fifty cents per grocc;
over two quarts, and not exceeding one gallon,
three dollars per groce
GA deiRijohns, twenty five cents each:
On apothecarics vials, of the capacity of four
ounces and less, one dollar per groce on the
same above four ounces, and not exceeding
light ounces, one dollar and twenty-five cents
per groce;
On all wares ofcut glass, not specified, three
cents per pound and in addition thereto, an ad
valoren duty of thirty per ccntum.
On all other articles of glass, two cents per
pound and in addition thereto an ad valorem du-
ty OF twenty per centum
On all books which the importer shall make
1T satisfactorily appear to the collector of the
port at which the same shall be entered, were
| printed previous to the year one thousand seven
hundred and sevcnty-fiye, and also, on all books
printed in other languages than English, four
cents per volume, except books printed in La
lin OF Greek on all books printed in Latin or
Greek when bound, fifteen cents per pound
when not bound, thirteen cents per pound
On all other books, when bound thirty cents
per pound, when i'll sheets or boards twenty
SIX cents per pound
On folio aud quarto post paper, of all kinds,
twenty cents per pound;
On iooscap and all drawing and writing pa
per, seventeenth cents per pound;
On printing, copper plate, and Stainers' paper,
ten cents per pound;
On sheathing paper, binders and box boards,
and of all Kind.
per pound;
On all other paper fifteen cents per pound;
a duty OF twelve and half per centum adj
yalorem on all articles not herein specified. and
now paying duty of seven and a half per CEN
tuin All yalorein with the exception of patent
adhesive felt, for covering ships bottoms, winch
shall he admitted free oI duty, until ne tbir-
tlclh, one thousand eight hundred an twenty
SIX. -.
SEC. 2. Andbe it further enacted, That an adj
dItion of ten per centum shall bernadc TO the sey
era rates of duties hereby imposed upon the seve-
raj articles Aforesaid, which after the said res
rectIvc times for the commencement of the du-
tics hereby imposed, shalt be imported in ships
Or vessels not Of the United States. Provided,
That this addition shall not be applied to art-
cIes imported in ships vessels not of the Uni
ted States entitled by treaty, or by any act of
Nr'p Us; W uO iI"'tCo WI pay iCut vi tue same
duties that arc paid on like articles imported i'm
slips or vessels of the United States.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That
there shall be allowed drawback Of the duties
by this act imposed upon the expectation Of any
articles that shall have paid the same, within the
tine, and in the manner, and subject 10 the
provisions and restrictions prescribed in the
fourth section Of the act entitled can act to
regulate The duties on imports and tonnage"
passed tie twcnty-seventh day of April, one
lhOusand eght hnndrel and .ixlecn