Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-23


Eve per centum ad valorem- :,
Fifth. All manufactures OF wool, or OF which wool
shall be component part except as atoresa'"' t"I
actual value of which at the place whence npor'e"
shall exceed two dollars and fifty cents the square
yard and shall not exceed four dollars the SQUARE
ward, shall be deemed to have cost, at the piace
whence imported, four dollars the square yard, and
duty of forty per cent. ad valoren, shall be ie-
We'd collected and pad on such violation, until Inc
thirtieth day of June, thousand eight hunhreo
twenty -nine and from that time duty OF orty-hve
per cenum ad valorem.
Stnh. On all manufactures of wool, or OF W hlch
wool shall be component part, except as alores'u'
the actual value of which, at the place whence I'M
ported shall exceed four dollars the square yard,
there shall be levied, collected and paid, a duty OF
forty-tive per cent ad valorem, until the thlrteth
day of June, one thousand eight hundred and TWEEN
ty.nne, and from that time duty OF fifty per cen
tum nd valorem. .
| Seventh. On woollen blankets, hosiery, mltts,
gloves, and bindings, thirty-ive per cent al va.
loren. On cloathng ready made, hity per cent. al
vaorem.
| Eighth. On Brussels, Turkey. and Wilton car
pets and carpetings, seventy cents per square yard
On all Venan and ingram carpets or Competing. 'or-
ty cents per square yard. On all other kinds OF car
pets and carpeting, of wool, lax hemp or cotton or
parts of either, thirty two cents per square yard
On all patent printed or painted floor cloths, hfty
cents per square ward On oil cloth other than that
usually denomnated patent floor cloth, twenty-five
cents per square yard. On furniture OIL CLOTH nj
teen cents per square yard. On hoor mating
made of flags or other materials, fifteen cents per
square yard.
/ Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That, from
and after the thireth day of June, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty there shall be levi
ed collected and paid, the Importation OF the ol-
lowing articles, in lieu of the duty now imposed by
law.
First. On manufactured hemp, forty five dol
lars per tom until the thireth day OF June, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty nine. from which
time, five dollars per ton in addition, per annum
until the duty shall amount to sixty dollars per ton
On cotton baggng, four and halt cents per square
yard. until the thrtieh day of June, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty nine, and afterwards du-
: ty of five cents per square yard.
Second On manufactured flax, thirty FIVE dol
lars per until the thrtieth day of June one thous-
and eight hundred and twenty -nne. from which
time an additional duty of five dollars per ton per
annum, until the duty shall amount to sixty dollars
per ton.
Third. On sail-duck, nine cents the square yard,
sand in addition thereto, one half cent yearly until
It the shall amount to twelve and a hail cents
; the square yard"
Il Fourth On molasses, ten cents per gallon.
It Fifth On all imported dist lied spirits, hfeer
cents per gallon in addition to the duty now impos
g ed by law.
, ".Sirth. On all manufactures of silk. or of which
J. silk shall be component material, coming from be
}, yond the Cape of Good Hope, duty of thirty pei
ID centum ad valorem the additional duty of five pei
cent, take effect from and after the thlrtieh day
Of June, one thousand eight hundred and twenty
er nine and on all other manufactures Of silk. or O
which silk shall be a component material, twent
ee per centum ad vaorem.''
er ssOn Indigo an additional duty of five cents tn
H. pound. from the thirteth dav of June. th0usan
a. eight hundred and twentv-nine, until the thiret
We day of June one thousand eight hundred and thirty
& from that time an additional duty of ten CEN
I'm each year, until the whole duty shall amount to II
nd ty cents per pound"
To- SEC. i. And be it further enacted That fro
he and after the thirteth day of June, one thousar
pc eight hundred and twentyeght, no drawback OF d
ty shall be allowed on the exporta0n of any spiri
,er distilled in the United States from moasses;
mt drawback shall be allowed on any quantity of S;
me duck, less than fifty bolts, exported in one ship
nm vessel. at any one time.
i've SEC. find be 1t further enacted, That from al
ole after Tie thrtieth day of June, thousand Gig
mar hundred and twentyeight, there SHALL be evle
be col ected, and paid, IN lieu Of the duties now impt
,all ed by law, window glass of the sizes above t
,ol inches by fifteen inches, five dollars for one hu
;oi dred square feet Provided, That all window gls
ans imported in plates sheets uncut shall be charg,
49, be with the same rate of duty On walls and b
,lvs ties, not exceeding the capacity of SIX
NOT one dollar and seventy five cents, per gross.
no Sec. 6. find be 1t further enacted, That fir
Ia and after the thrtieth day of June, one thousa
ad II I.J ~ III - - y. 49, Jt. ~,
'e IT, posed by law all imported roofing states, not
ded, ,n;Jt, cnwn Ill" ~ - o, III sm"h siotos
'," ceedng twelve, and not exceeding fourteen inc
''"ee length five dollars per ton on all states, exec
per ing fourteen inches, and not exceeding sixteen
hch s.tes excee5nn s;xtaa,, ;nohas and NJ o~oooJ
fore e;obtsen in lena,I sovan doII.rs nor ton m
place states exceeding enhteen inches and not eyceef