Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-15

Yards and scale beams, socket chiseis, wees anu
| screws of iron. called wood screws. thirty per
centum al ya!orem; on common timed anu "a
PANIED sadery Of all descriptions. ten per een'-
um al valoren,: Prouided. Thar sa'a a'uI'e'
shall not be imported at less rate OF ou.y 0a"
would have been chargeable on the material con-
shutting their chief value, if imported IN Oh u"-
manufactured state.
| Eleventh. On steel, one dollar anu h''y cch''
Der oae hundred and twelve pounds.
Twelfth On japauned wares OF all Klnos' on
mated wares OF all kinds, and on all manufactures,
not otherwise specified made of brass, iron, steei
pewter. or tin, or of which either of those metals
| il component material. duty OF twenty-five
per centu,n ad valorem: Provided, That all ar
tc,es mapufac tured in whole Of sheet, rod, hoop,
bolt. or bar.iron, or Of iron wire, or, Of "hich
sheet. rod. hoop. bolt or bar iron, or IRON WIRE
shall constitute the greatest weight, anu "hich
are not otherwise specified, shall pay the same
duty per pound that is charged by TINS act o"
sheet, rod hoop bolt, or bar iron or on iroh "'e'
of the same number respectively; provided; aiso'
that the SAID last mentioned rates shall not De less
than the said duty of twenty-five per cehtam al
! valorem. " ~
Thirteenth. That all scrap and old iron shall
nav = Juiv of twelve dollars aud fifty cents per
ton; that nothing shall be deemed old IRON tha'
has not been in actual use, and iii only to be ma.
nufacturcd: and all pieces OF iron, except o.u' VI
more than six inches in length. or OF sufficient
length to be made into spikes and bolts, shhii De
rated as bar. bolt. red or hoop iron, as the case
may be, and paw duty accordingly: and all ma
nufactures Of iron, partly finished, shall pay
the same rates IT duty as II entirely hnisheu;
al! vessels uf cast iron, and all castings OF 'ron
with handles, rings, hoops, or other addition Of
wrought iron, shall paw the same rates oil duty as
if made entrely of cast iron.
Fourteenth. On manufactured hemp, forty
dollars per ton: sail duck, fifteen per cent al va:
loren: and on cotton baggins thee aud nall
cents a square yard. without regard 10 the weight
or width of the article: on felts or hat bodies
made, wholly or in part, OF wool, eighteen cents
each.
Fifteenth. On all manufactures Of silk, or Of
which silk shall be component part, coming
from beyond the Cape OF Good Hope. ten per
ceatum ad valorem, and on all other manutlrures
of silk. or Of which silk isa component part hive
per centum ad ya1orem, except sewing silk, which
shall be forty peg centum AL valorem
Sixteenth. Tin brown sugar and syrup of SUI
gar cane, in casks. two and half cents per pound
and on white ciayed sugar, three and one third
cents per pound.
Seventeenth On salt, ten cents per fifty six
pounds.
Eighteenth On old scrap lead, two cents per
pound.
Nineteenth On teas Of oil kinds, imported
from places this side of the Cape Of G"od Hope.
or in vessels other than those Of the United States.
ten cents pee pound.
Twentieth On states of all kinds, twenty live
per centum ad valorem.
twenty first. On window glass not ABOVE EIGHT
by ten inches in SIZE, three dollars per huhdred
square fcet not above ten by twelve inches, Three
dollars and fifty cents per hundred square iee';
and il above ten by twelve inches, fur dollars
per hundred square feet: Prouidsd, HAT ali
window glass imported in plates. uncut, shall be
| charged with the highest rates Of duty hereby I'M.
, posed. On all apo,hecariss' yials and bottles.
| exceeding the capacity OF six and not exceeding
the capacity of sixteen ounces each. two dollars
| and twenty-five cents the gr"cc; all perfumer'
and fancy walls and bottles, not exceeding the ca.
pacity OF four ounces each, Two dollars and nifty
cents the groce; aud those exceeding four ounces,
and not exceeding sixteen ounces each, three dol
lars and twenty five cents the sroce; on all wares
o! cut glass hot specified. three cents per pound
and thirty per ceD,um ad saorem. on black glass
bottles no, exceeding nne quart. two doI'ars per
groce; on black glass bottles exceeding "ne quar-,
t"o uuliars anu III cents PER S'oSe' WI "c"i-
johns, twenty five cents each, and on all other
cles of glass. not specified, twc cents per pound,
aud twenty per cenium; on all Leghorn mats or
| bonnets, and all hats or comets OF straw, chip,
or grass. and all fats, brals, or piaits, tor max
| ing hats bonnets, thirty per cen'um; on the
| following articles twelve aud halt per centum
ad valorem, namely: whaieb"ne, the product OF
foreign fishing, raw silk. and dressed iurs; and
on the following articles, twenty-five per centum
al vaiorem; namely: boards. p4nks, walking
canes. and sticks, frames or sticks for umbrellas
and parasols, and all manufactures of wood, nu
otherwise specified. copper vessels, and al ma
nuiactures of copper, not otherwise specified; al!
manufactures of hemp or fax, except yarn and
cordage. tarred and untarred, ucklenburss. os
naburghs, and burlaps, not otherwise specified
FANS artificial flowers, ornamental feathers, or
naments for head dresses, caps for women, and
millinery Of all kinds; com6ts and sweatmeats
Of all kinds. preserved in sugar or brandy; um
brellas and paraso's, of whatever materials made;
| parchment and vellum, waters, and black lead
pencils, and brushes Of all kinds And on the
following articles, thirty per cenium ad vaorem