American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-01

| On tacks, brads, and sprigs, not exceeding s1xee
LOUNGES to the thousand, FIVE cents per thousand
exceeding sixteen ounces TO the thousand, live cent
per pound;
Il On iron or steel wire, not exceeding number eigh
teen, FIVE cents per pound over number eighteen
. nine cents per pound;
f. On square wire, used in the manufacture O
stretchers for umbrellas, twelve per centum ad va
loren;
II On anvils and anchors, two cents per pound
On iron cables or chains, parts thereof, thre
cents per pound and no drawback shall be aowet
on the expectation OF iron Cables parts thereof;
On mill cranks and mill irons, Of wrought iron
four cents per pound;
On mill saws, one dollar each;
/ On blacksmiths' hammers and sledges, two and
hall cents per pound;
/ On muskets, one dollar and fifty cents per stand
On rifles, two dollars and Fifty cents each;
On all other FIRE arms, and on side arms, thirt]
per centum ad vaorem
On cutting knives, scythes, sickles, and reapinl
hooks spades and shoves, of iron or steel, thirty
per centum ad vaorem;
! On screws OF iron, weighing twenty FIVE pounds
or upwards, thirty per centum ad va'orem;
On screws of iron, for wood called wood screws
thirty per cent all valorem;
On vessels of cast iron, not otherwise specified
one and half cents per pound;
On all other castings OF iron, not specified, one
cent. per pound;
On all vessels of copper, ,hirty-fve per centum
ad valorem;
On quilts, prepared or manufactured, twenty FIVE
per ccntum ad valorem;
On states and tiles, for building, twenty five per
cent ad valorem;
On black lead pencils, forty per cent ad valorem
On tallow candles, five cents per pound;
On spermace.i candles, eight cents per pound
On soap, four cents per pound;
On lard, three cents per pound;
On wheat, twenty-five cents per bushe
TN oats, ten cents per bushel;
On wheat -four, fifty cents per hundred weight;
Or potatoes, ten Gems per bushel;
On coal, six cents per heaped bushel;
On corks. twelve cents per pound;
On prunelle and other shoes or slippers of stuff
or nankeen, twenty five cents per pair;
On laced boots or bootees, one dollar fifty cents
per pair;
On linseed, rape seed, and hemp seed oil, twenty.
hive cents per gallon;
On castor oil, forty cents per gallon;
On ale. beer. and porter, imported in bottles,
twenty cents per gallon; imported otherwise tn an
IN bottles hiteen cents per gallon;
On beef and pork two cents per pound
On hams and other bacon, three cents per pound 4
On butter. five cents per pound
On vinegar, eight cents per gallon
On alum, two dollars and fifty cents per hundred
weight;
On refined saltpetre, three cents per pound;
On blue or Roman vitriol, four cents per pound Il
On OIL OF vtrlol, three cents per pound;
On Glauoer salts, two cents per pound
On EPSON salts, four cents per pound;
On camphor, crude, eight cents per pound
On camphor, refined, tw elve cents per pound
On copperas two dollars per hundred weight +; |
On CAYENNE DenDer fifteen renta nor mound.
On ginger, two cents per pound; |
On chocolate, four cents per pound
Jn currants and figs three cents per pound;
On pums, prunes Muscatel rasins, and raisins
q Jars and boxes, four cents per pounds
On all other raisins, three cents per pound:
On window glass, not above eight inches by ten
inches IN size, three dollars per hundred square
Get; not above ten inches by Twelve inches in size
hree dollars and hty cents per hundred square feet
md II above ten inches by twelve inches in SIZE four
lollars per hundred square feet: Provided, That
III window glass, imported in plates, uncut, shall
re chargeable with the highest rate oil duties hereby
imposed
On black glass bottles, not exceeding the capa-
MY OF one quart, Two dollars per groce on bottles
exceeding one quart, and not more than two quarts.
wo dollars and fifty cents per groce; over two
uarts' and not exceeding one gallon, three dollars
'er groce;
On demijohns, twenty FIVE cents each;
On apothecares' walls, CT the capacity of four
unces and less, one dollar per groce; on the same,
oove tour ounces, and not exceeding eight ounces,
me dollar and twenty five cents per groce;
On all wares of cut glass, not specified, three
ents per pound, and, in addition thereto an ad va
orem duty of thirty per cen;um;
On all other articles OF glass, two cents per pound,
nd IN addition thereto, an ad valorem duty of
wen'y per centum;
On all books which the importer shall make it
satisfactorily appear to the Collector of the port at
eh'ch the same shall be entered were printed pre-
lous to the year one thousand seven hundred and |
evenly hve and, also, on all books printed in other
languages than English, four cents per volume. ex.
ept books printed in Latin or Greek on ali hnnls