Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-09-12

on muskets, one dollar andhfty cents per stand
on rifles, two dollars and fifty cents each; Oh al
other fire arms, thirty per Gntum ad valorem.
Tenth. On axes, adze, hatchets, drawing
knives, cutting knives, scA les or reaping hooks
scythes, spades, shovels, So ares of iron or steel
plated, brass and polished steel saddlery, coach
and harness furniture, of all descriptions, steel
yards and scalebeams, socket chisels, vices anC
screws of iron called wood screws, thirty per cen
tum ad valorem; on common timed and Japan
/ ned saddlery of all descriptions, ten per centun
ad valorem: Provided, That said articles shat
not be imported at less rate of duty than wouit
have been chargeable on the material constituting
their chief value, if imported in an unrnanutac-
tured state.
Eleventh. On steel, on dollar and fifty cents
N per one hundred and twelve pounds.
Twelfth. On jappanned wares Of all kinds, on
plated wares of all kinds, and on all unanutac-
lures, not otherwise specified madeof brass, iron,
steel, pewter or tin, or Of which either OF these
metals is component material, a duty OF twenty
five per centum ad vaorem: Provided, That ali
articles manufactured in whole OF sheet, rod, hoop,
bolt, bar iron, or of iron wire, of which Sheet
rod, hoop, bolt, or bar iron, Or iron wire, shall con-
situte the greatest weight, and which are not other
wise specified, shall pay the same duty per pound
that is charged by this act Sheet rod hoop, bolt,
or bar ir,.n or on iron wire, Of the same number,
respectively: Provided, also, That the said last
mentioned rates shall not be less than the said
duty Of twenty five per cantum ad valorem.
Thirteenth That all scrap and old iron SHAH
pay duty of twelve dollars and fifty cents per
ton; that nothing shall be deemed old iron that
has not been in actual use, and ftony to be manu-.
tac:uied; and all pieces of iron, except old, OF
more than six inches in length, or of sufficient
length to be made into spikes and bolts, shall be
rated as bar. bolt, rod, hoop iron, as the case
may be, and pay duty accordingly; all manutac'
lures of iron, partly finished, shall pay the same
rates of duty as if entirely finished; all vessels
Of cast iron, and all castings OF iron, with han
dies, rings, hoops, Or other addition OF wrough
iron, shall pay the same rates OF duty as il made
entirely of cast iron.
| Fourteenth. On manufactured hemp, forty
dollars per ton: sail duck, fifteen per centum az
valorem: and on cotton bagging, three and a hal
cents square yard, without regard TO the weigh
or width of the article: on fets or hat sodle:
made, 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, len pei
centum ad valorem, and on all other manufac'
lures OF silk, or OF which silk is componen
part, five per centum ad valorem, except sewing
silk, which shall be forty per centum ad valorem
| Sixteenth. On brown sugar and strip suga
cane, in casks, two and halt cents per pound
and on white clayed sugar: three and one.thire
cents per pound.
Seventeenth. On salt, ten cents per fifty 81,
pounds.
Eighte snth. On old and scrap lead two cents
per pound.
Nineteenth. On teas of all kinds, imported
from places this side the Cape OF Good Hope. ol
in vessels other than those the United States
ten cents per pound.
Twentieth On states e all kinds, twenty
five per centum ad valorem.
! Twenty-hrst. On winoow glass not above
eight by ten inches in size, three dollars per hun
dred square feet not above ten by twelve
inches, three dollars and fifty cents per hun
bred square feet: and if above ten by twelve
inches, four dollars per hundred square feet
Provided, That all window glass imported III
plates, uncut, shall be charged with the highes,
rates of duty hereby imposed On all apotheca-
ries' walls and bottles, exceeding the capacity OF
six and not exceeding the capacity OF sixteen
ounces each, two dollars and twenty fvecens
the groce; all perfumery and fancy vias and
bottles, not exceeding the capacity OF -four oun-
ces each, two dollars and fifty cents the groce;
and those exceeding four ounces, and not exceed
ing sixteen ounces each, three dollars and twenty
five cents the groce: on all wares of cu glass
not specified, three cents per pound, and thirty
per centum ad valorem; on black glass bottles
not exceeding one quart, two dollars pergroce |;
on black glass bottles exceeding one qulr, two
dollars and fifty cents per groce; on deEiiohns,
twenty five cents each, and on all other rticles
of glass not specified, two cents per pounl, and
twenty per centum; on paper hangings, foty per
centum: on all Leghorn hats or bonneis, and all
hats or bonnets OF straw, chip or grass, and all
flats, braids or plaits for making hats or boanes,
thirty per centum: on the following aticles
Twelve and half per centum ad vaiorem, name
ly, whalebone, the pr6lnct OF foreign fishing raw
silk, and dressed furs; and on the following arti-
Giles twenty five per centum ad valorem, namely
boards, planks, walking canes and sticks, frames
or sticks for umbrellas and parasols, and all ma.
nnfactures of wood not otherwise specified; COP
per vessels, and all manufactures Of copper, uo
otherwise specified ali manufactures of hemp o,
flax, except yarn and cordage, tarred and untarr
ed, ticklenburgs, osnaburghs, and buraps, na,
otherwise specified; fans, artificial flowers, orna
mental feathers, ornaments ior head dresses, ca D,
Tor women, and millinery Of all kinds; conf,
and sweet-meas OF al! kinds, preserved IN suea
or brandy, umbrellas aud parasols, of whateve
materials made; parchment and velum, wat,