The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-22

sb: on vinegar. eight cents per gallon; on
spirits of turpentine, ten cents per gallon;
an beef and pork, two cents per Id; hams
AID bacon, three cents per III; prepared
meats. poultry or game, in cases or other
wise. and Bolonga sausages, twenty-five
per centum ad valorem; on cheese, nine
cents per lb. butter, five cents per pound;
on lard, three cents per lb; macaroni and
yermicelIi, gellatine, Jellies, and all similar
preparations, thirty per ccnfum ad vaioren;
on wheat. twenty-five cents per bushel;
barley, 30 cents per bushe; rye hfteen cts
ner bushel; oals ten cts. per buShel; lndI-
an corn or maize, ten cents per bushcl;
wheat -four, seventy cents per one hun
dred and twelve pounds; Indian meal,
twenty cents per one hundred and twelve
pounds; potatoes, ten cents per bushel; on
forcipn caught fish, Uiz: dried or smoked,
one dollar per hundred and twelve pounds;
on mackerel and behring's, picked or sailed,
one dollar and fifty cents per barrel; on pick
led salmon two dollars per barrel; on all 9th
tr fish, picked, in barrels, one dollar per bar
rel; on all other picked fish, imported other
wise than in barrels or half barrels, not speci-
fe1. twenty per centum ad valnrem; and on
sarJlnes or other fish preserved in oil, twenty
per centum ad valorem: Provided, That fresh
caught fish brought in for daily consumption,
shall be exempt from duty; on fish glue, or /
singlass twenty per cenium ad valorem; on
pickles, :apers and sauces of all kinds not
otherwise enumerated, thirty per centum aa
walorem; on castor oil. forty cents per gallon'
meats 70 Il and animals oils, and all yoiatlle
and essential oils, not otherwise specIted, ID
q crude slate. fifteen per centum al valorem;
on al! gums and o,hcr reslncus substances,
not spec fed. in a crude state, fifteen per CT.
ad VI lor ~; and on the said articles, when not
in a crule state, and on pastes, bals1ms, es-
sences, iinclures, extracts, cosmetics, and per-
fumes moi otherwise euume ated, twenty five
per centum ad val"rem; on benzoic, citrIc,
white or yellow, muriatic. nitric, oxalic, pyro
llgneous, and tartaric acids, twenty per CEN
tum ad valorem; IN boracic acids, five per ct.
ad yalorem; burax or tincal, twenty FIVE per
centum ad valurem; on amber, anIbergrls,
ammonia. annato. anniSeed, arrow root van
lila beans. French chalk, led chalk, Juniper
berries. Manganese, nitrate of lead, chromate.
bichromste, and prussiale of potash, glauber
and Ro,helle salts, Epson salts, or sui phate
OF magnesa, and all other chemical salts or
preparations Of salts n 1t enumerated, smalis,
sal soda and all carbonates Of soda by what
ever name designated. other than soda ash,
fbarlli, and kelp, twenty per centum ad valo-
rem; on sulphate of quinine, forty cents per
ounce, avourdupiis; on soda ash, five per CT.
ad valorem.
Fifth. On brandy, one dollar per gallon
OF OH spirits manufactured or distilled from
grain or oiher materials, for first and second
preof. sixty cents for third proof, sixty five
GEMS, for fourth proof, seventy cents, for fifth
proof, seventy five cents, and all above fifth
proof, ninety cents per gallon, on Madeira,
Sherry, San Lucar, and Canary wine, in
casks or bo.iles sixty cent? per gallon, on
Champagne wines forty cents per gallon, on
MORT, Burgundy. and clsret wines in bottles
lhiry fvt cents per gallon, on port and Bur
,cundy wines in casks fifteen cents rer gallon,
on Tea rife wine in casks or bottles twenty
cents PEI gallon, on claret wines in casks six
cents Der gallon. on the white wines, not e.
nhmeri'cd, of France. Austria, Prussia and
.aad Safdi il, and Of Portugal and its posses
sions ia casks seven and half cents per gal
Ion, in otiles twent, cents per gallon, on the
red win $, not enumerated, of France, Aus
fria, PrIssia. and Sardinia, and oil Portugal
and its possessions, in casks six cents per gal
lon, in bottles twenty cents per gallon. on the
white aid red wines Of Spain, Germany ard
the Neil erranean, not enumerated, IN casks
twelve and half cents per gallon, in bottles
twenty cents per gallon, on Sicily Madeira
or Marsala wines, in casks or bottles twenty
five cents per gallon, On other wines of Sicily
in casks or bottles fifteen cents per gallon, on
all o'heI wines not enumerated, and other
than those of France, Austria, Prussia and
Slrdinir, and OF Por uyal and its possessions.
when in bottles sixty five cents per gallon,
-.,htn in casks twenty five cents PER gallon
Pr .videj, That nolhing herein contained
shlll be construed or permitted 10 operate so
as to Interfere With subssting treaties with
ioreign nations: Provided further, That all
initial ms OF brandy or spirits or of any Of
,thr sad vines and all wines imported by any
name Whatever, shall be subject TO the duty
provided for the genuine article, ann TO the
highest rate Of du'y applicable TO the article
of the same name. And Provided further,
Tint wien wines are imported in bottles, the
hdtIes shall paw seperaie duty, according To
ihe rate established by this act; on cUrdlals
and iau,,rs Of all kinds, sixty cents per gal
II. on arrack, ab5ynthe. kHschenwasser
raI1fil, AMI other similar spurious beverages
not otherwise specified sky cents per gallon
on alr potter ard beer, in bottles twenty c'is
rer pallou. otherwise than in bottles fifteen
ceuts per gallon, on iobacro, N leaf, or I'M
IN nuiactured, twenty per cenlum al va'orem'
pn c'g r.. of all kinds forty cents pei Pounu'
20 snuff Twelve cents per pound, manufaciur-
ed tobacco. other than snuff ard cigars, len
cCa's rer puucd.
See. 9. And he il further enacted, That
f-om sGd after the dav and year before men-
,oned. the following articles shall be exemp'
from duty, namely:
Isl, All articles imported for the use Of
tie United Strtes.
81, All sonds, wares, 81 merchandise: The
growth. produce, or manufacture OF the Uni
i'd States exported TO a foreign country, and
brought back 10 The United States, and books
aud psr.onal and household effects, not mrr-
ehaadise, of citizens Of The United States dy-
iug a5Inad.
81. Paintings and statuary, the production
of the American artists residing abroad,
4,h. Wearing apparel in actual use and
o.her personal effects, not merchandise, pro-
f,sS:on ! honks, instruments. implements, and
7ools of trade, occupation 81 employment, Of
person arriving in the UNITED States.
9Th Philosophical Apparatus, insrumie2ts,