Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-15

ten inches in size, two dollars and forty cents
per hundred square feet above eight by ten,
and not above ten by twelve inches in size, two
dollars and thlrty-seven cents per hundred SQUARE
feet and if above ten by twelve inches, two
dollars and fity-six cents per hundred square
feet: on all apothecaries' walls and bottles, ey.
cecding the capacity of six, and not exceeding
the capacity of sixteen ounces each, one dollar
and seventy cents the gross and all not en-
ceed'ng the capacity of six ounces, one dollar
and twenty cents the gross on black and green
glass bottles, exceeding the capacity Of ono
quart, one dollar and sixty cents per gross cx-
c%eedIng the capacity of one quart, two dol
lars per gross aud on demiiohns, not excee.
ding the capacity of half a gallon, twenty cents;
over half a gallon, and not exceeding two gal
cents each on all wares of cut glass not spe-
CITED, three cents per pound and twenty lone
per ccntum ad valorem on all other articles of
glass not specified, two cents per pound and
thirteen per centum ad valurem.
sixth. On brown sugar and strip of sugar
cane, IN casks, two cents per pound on white
cIaycd sugar, two cents and a half per pound,
ana on sugar candy, loaf, lump, and all other re-
ilned sugar, SIX cents per pound on molasses,
ivc cents per gallon on wheat, twenty-five
cents per busheI; on oats and on patoes, ten
cents per. ~bushel; on manufactured hemp,
forty dollars per ton on cheese, seven cents
per pound on tallow candles, four cents per
pound; on lard, and s%al,potre refined, and on
oil of vltr'ol, two cents per pound on beef and
pork, two cents, on bacon three cents. and on
butter five cents per pound /; on cigars, thirty
per centum ad valorcm on all manufactures of
tobacco, other than snuff and cigars, eight cents
per pound on whiting and dry ochrc, one cent
per pound on ochre ground in oil, ono cent and
a half per pound on red and white lead
and sI gar of Icll. three cents per pound /:
on alum two dnllsrs, and on coppcras one dollar
and thirty cents, per one hundred and twelve
pounds.
Seventh. On salt eight cents per bushel on
coal, one dollar and one dollar and sixty cents
per ton on foreign caught fish, dried or smo-
ked, one dollar per one hundred and twelve
pounds on mackere', one dollar and fifty cents
per barre on salmon, two dollars per; and on
all other picked fish one dJllyr per barrel ; on
sperinacitl. whale. or other fish oil of forcirn
fishing. olive OIL, AMI rapeseel oil. twenty cents
per gallon, and on caster oil thirty seven and a
ham cents per gallon Oh tarred cordage four
cents per pound, and On untarrad c0rdage five
cents per pound on COT rs nine cents per pound,
and ON chocolate four cents per pound: Provi.
ded, That any person OK p0rting in American
vessels any cord lgo manufactured in the United
States entirely OF Manila grass imported after
the thiriy-lrst Of June next, BY way of draw
back. an amount equal to The duty paid on the
grass used in the manufacture OF the ~corlage
exported, the same 10 be pail by the collector of
the port from whence the said curdare is OK
ported.
Eighth. On paper and books the following
dut es: on b1nk-noie post Of all kinds, note, let
and tissue paper, fifteen cents per pound on
antiquarian, coppcrp!2tc. copying, drawing, fool
soap, iinperihI, photographic. medium, and all
not specified. twelve ana a half cents per
on blolting, cartridge, gloss, printing,
sand, ana o'horSia'gers paper. eight cents per
on bindc.s' boards, box boards, mill
boards, stca'hing and wrapping paper, three
cents per pound oa all books printed previ-
'as 10 the year eighteen hundred, four cents
Der volume; books printel since e%irltcen hnn.
lred. in Latin, Greek, and all other than Enr-
ish, when bound fifteen cents. and when un-
'ound thirteen cents per pound: on books prin-
ed in the English language, and on blank books
when bound, thirty cents, and when unbould,
.wenty:s% cents per pound on paper hangings,
-hlrty-tire perccntum ad valorem: and on play
NJ cards, ten cents per pack.
Ninth. On spirits manufactured from grain
,r other materials, for first proof fiitv-scvcn
'cnts, iorsccond proof sixty cents, for third proof
Fix y-tlree cents, for fourth proof sixty-scven
EMS, for fifth prorf sevcnty-iiye cents. and for
above filth proof ninety cents per gallon ION
wine, fifty Gems per q ,llon on sherry
vine, thirty cents per gallon on the vines of
ten cents per gallon on red wines Of
France, Spain, and Austria, in casks, six cents
Ter gallon: on all other wines Of France, Spain,
Germany. and the Mediterranean, in
eight cents per gallon; on French wines
n bottles and cases, thirty-tivc cents per gallon;
N wines of all other countries in casks, fifteen
.ents per gallon, and in bottles filty cents per
on vinegar five cents per gallon.
Tenth. On all manufactures Of silk, known
Is piece goods, one dollar and eighty cents per
pound, and fifteen per cent,m ad valorcm and
N all other manufactures of silk, or Of which
is a component, part, not otherwise provided
Or, thirty per contum al volorcm, excepting
silk, which shall be forty per %ccnturn,
md silk hats one dollar each on shoes for men,
.hrty cents per pair on shoes or slippers for
twelve cents per pair ION mems boots
II bOoices. one dollar and twenty-five cents a
1alr when partially manufactures one dollar
pair on Wuin1ns boots and boutees fifty cents
| pair, and when partially manufactured forty
'onts a pair, on cali skin four dollars, on moroc-
20 skins three dollars, on kid skins two dollars,
aud on sheep SKINS one dollar and twenty-five
,en.s per dozen, and Oh sole and band leather
eight cents per pound Provided, That all SKI
'crs, spit or partially Manufactured skins. shall
)ay The same rate Of du,y as leather ION Indian
shoes, and all other manufactures Of In.
Ian rubber, thirty per centnm al v%aluretn.
Eleventh. GA the following articles there
he "A duty Of 20 per centum ad valorcm,
IS TO say on silver, plated and on brass
wire, cap nr bonnet wire covered with silk or
lther material, sail duck shear, cast, and Ger
nan steel wood, thread laccs, precious stones
not set, jewelry, watches and parts thereof, and
ground plaster of Paris ; and fifteen per ccntum
on cocoa and lclfor manufacture tobacco.
Sec. =. enacts, That from and after the 3O;h
Of June, 1913. there shall be paid ten per cent
unn nd valorem, in addition TO all other duties,
IN the following articles. that is to say on VOL
len cloths and cassiineres ; on all manufactures
D. cotton which are dyed, co!orcd. printed, or
on laccs, b,eached ana anbleached lin
wors'ed staff goods manufactures of silk
and worsted, and OF leather on spirits distilled
rom grain or other materials on hemp or cor
i1ge and on the various wines of France, Aus