Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

teen ounce; pu aii manufactures nf silk auI b,n
T., iry per ccnlun ad Wherein; ~ u 49, Anlher simih
siihSPuuf,J from lac gun dy,t * prepared tor man
u uiacurc.u duly Of twenty G,e yer cen nj valpr
en- on silk umbrellas, nrasus. aud snn shades
thirty per ceninm al vnlOrem; silk sam shoes
AMI slippers hr N"mcL a. thirty cents per par
sir or satin laced houls or hiore> for women OF
men. seventy five pair; silk satin shoes
aud slippers for children, iitecn cents por pair s,
or satin laced boots Jociecs for children. twenty
Eve cents pair; mems silk hats. dollar each;
SILK or satin hats or b0nueis for women three dol.
lars each; silk shirts and 4 awers whethpr made
Mp wholly or ia part, forty per AL valprcm;
SIX caps for women, aud turbans. ornaments for
head dress, aprDns. collars, caps cus btais, curs
or rze,ics, chemiseits maniillas pelerines. and all
other articles Of SILK made up by hand, in whole
or m par and not otherwise provided for, duty Of
forty per cenum al valnrem
Third, On manufactured hcmp. fnriy dollars
per ton; Nlanilla sun. and other hcmps Of lulii
thirty five dollars pcr ton; on iuie SI,al g-ars collar
AMI other vegetable Substances not enumerated used
for Cordagc. twenty five dollars per ton on codilla
or tow Of hemp or lax, twenty five dollars per
ton; on IaTred cables and coulngr. five cents
per poundi on uniarred cordagc. yarns. tNiuc
and pack thread siN cents per pound; on scines
seven cents per pound cuiiun tagging, or any
"'her Manufacture not otherwise specified suitable
/ for the 10 winch cotton bacring is apn'ied
whether composed IN whole or Ia part ct hemp or
lax, or any other mate ial. or impaired under the
designation of grnny cloth any oihrr ap2ellnnn
and without regnrd To the weight or WIDTH, a duty
oi 1--we Gents per sGuate yarl; on SAL dnrk, nine
cents per square yarl; un Rus ia aud other sheet.
insN br'Nn AMI white. twenty five per rcntum al
Nelotem m on all other manufactures If heinz, or
OF which hemp shall be a component part not spe.
ciied. twenty per centum al yalnrcm; on unmani J.
iacIurcd lax. frIy d,llars per ton; on lircus aud
all inlnniartuus pi lax, or of which FAX shall be
component part not otherwise specified. n duty of
twenty five per cenium al valorem; on grass cloth
duty ef twenty five Per ceuturn al valorem
Fourth. On stamped, Printed painted llnr
cloth thirty five cents per- sluare yar furniture
oh cloth, ten cents per square ylr on oh cloth Of
linen siik or other materials, used for hat covers
aprons. coach curtains, similar purposes and un
mcdicaied oil cloth, n duty Of twelve and half
Gems per SQUARE yard; On Chinese ds other n tor
mating made of Gigs. twenty five per cerlun ad
valurem; on all uiher II nor mating specific and
on mats. of whatever mtterials COMPOSED twenty
i've per ccnium ad valurrm.
Sec. 1. And be it further enacted, That from
and after the day aud year aforesaid there shall be
levietiI collected, and plid. on the npodariun of
the articles hereinafter menIiunedi the following dr-
ties. that IS 20 say:
First, On iron bars in bIlts mi mlnuflc. |
iured ia whole ia part by rolling. eighteen dol.
I
hl'nm1 other FORM less finished Than ru IN bars
"r bolt, and more advanced than pig iron, except
cnsiing- shall I've rated ironIn bars or h,s and
pay duiy aecnriingly Provided. also. That iron
imported prior 10 the third day at March, 49, IN
bars or Otherwise, for railways or inclined planes
s1ll be charged with the duty on rolled iron and
e duiIes secured thereon. To he entitled 10 the
neiiI nf The provisions of Existing laws exempt
ing u from thu payment OF duty on ra,df of lrs
ryirg hern actually Land down on any railway or
Iclinei plane prior Io Ihe third day of Mach,
1913 from and after the date aforesaid It shall be
subject {" AMI pay the duty ri ell iron
Second On iron in pigs. ten dollars pr ton; on
vessels of cast iron; MT otherwise specified ne *
halt cents per pound; un all u;her castings al rpn,
n't Otherwise specified one cent per pprnd; on gia-
ed cas'ing al irons pihing irons aud Iairrs
pressing irius. IHu aii1 hall rents per p,undi on
iron "r steel wre not exceeding NJ / Eve cents
per pound; and aver y . H. anil not exceeding No
%, eight cen per p,ninh No % eleven cents
per .undi silver or plated wr and brass and cop.
per wire, IiTiy per rcnum AL valorcm; cap or bon.
net wiranr covered with sk.iliecn cents per podnd
when covered with Cotton or Unread; ten cents per
p iunLi ruunI iron, or briZ ers' rods at lhrce
siteenhs ." ten siycrnis uf Hu inch ~ diameter,
inclusive. and un nn ~ nail or SPIKE tpls or mil
pl ,lcs. sr, rolled. or hanrar red ~ on,>lu.rpled
or hammered. Tor band iron. scrDlI Iru castme.I
rFiS; IRON cables ur claIIs paris thereof manu-
-.
the Inks hcng f the h'r'n p clliar4n chains Tor e.
blcs. three cents pr pnund all other chains uI
iron, IN otherwise specified, the links being either
twisted straight. aHI, when straight, of greater
length. Ih1n Ihusc used in chains Cor cables thirty
per cenium ad v'l"rem; on anchors, paris Ufan
chors. manufactured in SNhole 90 in pant, anyils
backsmHhs hammers and sledgcs. two and h,Il
cents per pound; cat wrought iron spikes four
GEMS per pound; aud on cut or wrought iron nails;
five cents per I'Uundi mill irons and mill Trlnks
Of Wrought iron. four cents per p,und;on mill saws.
me dollar each; lacks. brads AID sprgs not SIX
Teen ounces To the thousand, Eve cents per pound;
on iaggers' iron five cenlur. nj vaiurem.
Thirl On all old or scrap iron, ten dollars per
! ton. PryIdcd, That nUIhisg shall deemed old
IRON that has been N actual use aud ii only to
| be manufactured; and all pieces of iron. except
Dbl ui more Than sit inches IN length of sufficient
length 10 be made into spikes and bolts. shall be- fl
tel har, hplt. rod, hopp iron. The ease may
he, and Iily duty accordingly: Provle 7. asn That
all vessels uf cast iron. and all castings of iron par
TALLY manufactured after The casting. or with han-
dies rings, hoops or other addIIipns o wrought irnn
shall Pny The rates of duty herein imposed on
an other manufactures Uf iron.
Fuuuh. On mn. kcts. one dollar and fiiy cents per
stand; rifles two dollars and f1y CENTS each;
AIDES, hnlcheis, plane irons sorhri rhisels and VI
ccs drawing knives. cnumg knives, scklcs, OF reap
Ing h0ks sryIhes. spades shovcly, squares Of iron
Or steel plato AMI polished steel saddlcry and
brass snddlery, coach and harness furniture Of all
descriptions sleelyarls and scale hcnms AMI al!
fire arms other Than muskets and rifles and oil side
arms, thirty per contum ad vnlorem; square wIic,
used lor The manufacture Of srechers br umbrellas.
when cut in pieces not exceeding The length SUI
table therefor. twelve and half per eentum al va
lprem
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NV GOODS
lust arrived rum New York and now being
" nnened 90 l63 Mann sIrecI. corncr Of Marke