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9.9
Chocolate,
3
ditto
3.3
Cocoa,
Coal,
Coffee,
American & British:
Foreign, other than British.
150 cents per pair 165
30 per cent. ad val. 33
30
ditto 33
3
cents per lb. 3.3
free
frce
free
free
free
free
Copper rods, bolts, spikes or nails, and composition rods, bolts, spikes or nails,
China ware, earthen ware, stone ware, porcelain and glass man- ufactures, other than window glass and black glass quart bot- tles,
Cotton manufactures of all de- scriptions, or of which cotton is the material of chief value, and on cotton yarn, twist and thread,
Cabinet wares, and all manufac- tures of wood, carriages of all descriptions, and parts thereof, Cordage and cables, tarred,
Cosmetics, washes, balsams, per- fumes,
- was or spermaceti,
2
ditto 2.2
5 cents per heaped bushel 5.5 5 cents per lb. 5.5
NEW-YORK REGISTER.
American & British.
Foreign, other than British.
3
cents per Ib. 3.3
3
ditto
3.3
free
free
free
free
free
free
Dying drugs, and materials for composing dyes, not subject to other rates of duty, F
7.5
per cent. ad val. 8.25
Fans, feathers, ornaments for head dresses,
30
ditto
33
!
Figs,
3
cents per lb. 3.3
Floor cloths painted, mats of grass or flags,
30
per cent. ad val. 33
Fish, foreign caught
100
cents per quintal
110
mackerel,
150
cents per barrel 16
- salmon,
200
ditto
220
all other pickled, 100
ditto 110
Furs, undressed, of all kinds, G
free
free
Glass, black quart bottles, 144
cents per gross
158.4
-
window, not above 8 by 10
inches in size,
250 cents per 100 sq. feet 275
not above 10 by 12 do.
275
ditto
302.5
if above 10 by 12 do.
325
ditto
357.5
Gum Arabic,
7.5
per cent. ad val. 8.25
7.5
ditto
8.25
Gold leaf,
15
ditto ยท
16.5
Glue,
5
cents per lb.
5.5
Gunpowder,
8
ditto
8.8
Gold coin, silver coin, and bullion,
free
free
H
Hempen cloth or sail cloth, ex- cept Russian and German lin- ens, Russia and Holland duck, Holland duck not exceeding 52 archeens each piece,
20
per cent. ad val. 22
cents per piece
275
Hats er caps of fur, wool, leath- er, chip, straw, or silk, Hemp. 150 30
250
per cent. ad val. 33
cents per ewt.
16%
.
C 2
Cotton, Currants, Clay, unwrought. Copper for the use of the mint,
Copper and brass in pigs, bars or plates, suited to the sheathing of ships, old copper and brass, and old pewter, fit only to be re-manufactured, D
Senegal,
32
SONGWORTH S
American & British.
Foreign, oiher than Britisk.
Iron and steel wire, not exceed- ing No. 18, over 18,
5
cents per lb.
5.5
9
ditto
9.9
Iron in bars and bolts, excepting iron manufactured by rolling, - - sheets, rods, and hoops,
45
per cwt.
49.5
250
ditto
275
- in bars and bolts, when man- ufactured by rolling, and on anchors,
150
ditto
165
- spikes,
2
ditto
2.2
15
ditto
16.5
Indigo,
J Jewelry, gold, silver and other watches and parts of watches ; gold and silver laco, embroide- ry and epaulettes ; precious stones and pearls of all kinds, set or not set ; Bristol stones or paste work, and all articles composed wholly or chiefly of gold, silver, pearl and precious stones,
L Laces, lace veils, lace shawls or shades of thread or silk,
7.5
ditto
8.25
Lead in pigs, bars, or sheets,
1
cent per lb. 1.1 ditto 2.2
- in shot,
2
red or white, dry or ground in oil,
3
ditto
3.3
free
frec
5
cents per gallon
5.5
Molasses, Manufactures of leather, or of which leather is the material of chief value,
Mace,
100
cents per lb.
110
Millinery of all sorts,
30
per cent. ad val. ditto
33
Mustard,
30
33
Mineralogy, botany and anatom- ical preparations, models of machinery and other inven- tions, specimens iu natural his- tory, plants and trees, N
free
free
3
cents per lb. 3.3
60
ditto 66
Nails, Nutmeg&,
7.5 per cent. ad ral. 8.25
Lapis calaminaris, M
30
per cent. ad val. 33
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0
American & British.
Foreign, other than British.
25
per gallon 27.5
15
ditto 16.5
- olive in casks, - sallad,
25
ditto 27.5
per cent. ad val. 33
1
cent per lb. ditto
1.65
Printing types, Pimento,
6
cents per lb. 6.6
Paper of every description, paste board, paper hangings, blank books, parchment of vellum,
30
per cent. ad val. 33
Playing cards,
30
cents per pack 33
Plums and prunes,
3
cents per lb. 3.3
Prussian blue,
20 per cent. ad val. 22
Pepper,
8
cents per lb. 8.8
Pickles, capers, olives, comfits, and sweet meats, preserved in sugar or brandy,
30
per cent. ad val. 3 33 free
Russia duck, not exceeding 52 archeens each piece,
200
cents per piece ditto
137.6
Raisins, muscatel, and in jars, all other,
3
cents per lb. ditto
2.2
Raw hides and skins,
free
free
Rags of any kind of cloth,
free
free
Regulus of antimony, S
free
free
Salt petre,
7.5
per cent. ad val. 8.25
Steel,
100
cents per cwt. 110
Stockings of wool or cotton,
20
Spirits from grain, Ist proof,
42
per cent. ad val. 22 cents per gallon 46.2
do. 2d do.
45
ditto
49.5
do. 3d do.
48
ditto
52.8
do. 4th do.
52
ditto
57.2
do.
5th do.
60
ditto
66
do. over 5th do.
75
ditto
82.5
- from other materials than
grain, 1st and 2d proof.
38
ditto
41.8
do. 3d do.
42
ditto
46.2
do. 4th do ..
48
ditto
52.8
do. 5th do.
57
ditto
62.7
do. over 5th do.
70
ditto
77
Saddles, bridles, and barDess,
30
per cent. ad val.
33
Oil, spermaceti of foreign fishing - whale or other fish do.
Ochre, dry, -, in oil, P
30
1.1
1.5
20
per cent. ad val. 22
Plaster of Paris, R
free
220 -
Ravens duck, as above,
125
3.3
2
-
-
93
33
LONGWORTH M
American & British.
Foreign, other than British.
Shoes and slippers of leather,
for children, of silk,
30
ditto
33
20 cents per bush. of 56 1b. 22
275
250
cents per thousand
Segars,
3
Soap,
3
ditto
3.3
Sugar, brown,
4.4
white, clayed or powdered,
10
ditto
11
lump,
12
ditto
13.2
loaf, or sugar candy,
12
ditto
13.2
Snuff,
free
Sulphur or brimstone,
T
1
cent per lb.
1.1
Tallow,
Teas, from China in ships belong- ing to the United States,
12
ditto
13.2
- - bohea,
25
ditto
27.5
- souchong and other black
50
ditto
55
- hyson, and young hyson,
40
ditto
44
- byson skiu and other green,
28
ditto
- 30.3
- if from any other place, or in any other than vessels of the United States ;
bohea,
-- souchong and other black,
34
ditto
--- imperial, guupowder and gomee,
68
ditto
hyson, and young hyson,
56
ditto
- hyson skin and other green,
38
ditto
Tobacco manufactured, other than snuff and segars,
10
ditto
11
free
free
Tin in pigs or bars, U
Umbrellas, parasols of whatever materials made, sticks of frames for umbrellas or parasols. W
30
per cent. ad val. 33
Woollen manufactures of all. de- scriptions, or of which wool is the material of chief value, ex- cepting blankets or woollen rugs. and worsted or stuff goods,
25
cents per pair
27.5
15
ditto
16.5
Salt,
cents per lb.
3.3
ditto
4
free
imperial, gunpowder and gomee,
14
ditto
25 per cent ad val. 27 5 After the 30th of June, 1819, the duty of woollen goods is to be only twenty per cent. ad valorem.
American & British.
Foreign, other than British.
Wines, Madeira, Burgundy, Cham-
paigne, Rhenish and Tokay,
100
cts. per gal. 110
- Sherry and St. Lucar,
60
ditto 66
- others not enumerated, when imported in bottles or cases,
70
ditto
77
- Lisbon, Oporto, and other wines of Portugal and on those of Sicily.
50
ditto
55
- Teneriffe, Fayal and other wines of the western islands,
40
ditto
44
- all others when imported other- wise than in cases or bottles, Wafers,
25
ditto
27.5
30
Whiting and Paris white,
1
per cent ad valorem cent per lb. 1.1 33
Wearing apparel and other per- sonal baggage, in actual use and the implements, and tools of trade of persons arriving in the United States,
Wood, unmanufactured of any kind, zinc, teutenague or spel- ter,
free
free
free
free
In all cases where an ad valorem duty shall be charged, it shall be calculated on the nett cost of the article, at the place whence im- ported (exclusive of packages, commissions and all charges) with the usual addition, established by law, of twenty per centum on all mer- chandise, imported from places beyond the Cape of Good Hope, and of ten per centum on articles imported from all other places.
( For three years next ensning the thirtieth day of June next, a duty of twenty-five per centum ad valorem ; and after the expiration of the three years aforesaid, a duty of twenty per certum ad valo -. . rem : Provided, that all cotton cloths, or cloths of which cotton is the material of chief value (excepting nankeens imported directly from China) the original cost of which at the place whence imported with the addition of twenty per cent. if imported from the Cape of Good Hope, or from places beyond it, or of ten per cent. if imported from any other place, shall be less than twenty-five cents per square yard, shall with such addition, be deemed and taken to have cost twenty-five cents per square yard, and shall be charged 'with duty accordingly ; Provided also, that all unbleached and uncolored cotton twist yarn, or thread, the original cost of which shall be less than sixty cents per pound, shall be taken and deemed to have cost sixty cents per pound, and shall be charged with duty accordingly ; and all bleached or co- lored yarn, the original cost of which shall have been less than seventy- five cents per pound, shall be taken and deemed to have cost seven- ty-five cents per pound, and shall be charged with duty accordingly :
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LONGWORTH'S
And Provided further, that cotton peice goods, imported in ships or vessels of the United States, which shall have sailed from the United States before the passage of this act, and shall arrive therein between the thirtieth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and sixteen, and the first day of June one thousand eight hundred and seventeen, the original cost of which cotton peice goods, at the place whence imported, shall have been less than twenty-five cents per square yard, shall be admitted to entry, subject only to a duty of thirty-three and a third per centum on the cost of the said cotton peice goods in India, and on the usual addition of twenty per centum on that cost.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. That there shall be allowed a drawback of the duties, by this act imposed, on goods, wares and merchandise imported into the United States, upon the exportation thereof, within the time and in the manner prescribed by the existing laws, subject to the following provisions, that is to say, that there shall not be an allowance of the drawback of duties in the case of goods imported in foreign vessel from any of the dominions, colonies, or possessions of any foreign power, to and with which the vessels of the United States are not permitted to go and trade ; and there shall not be an allowance of the drawback of duties for the amount of the additional duties by this act imposed on goods imported in vessels not of the United States ; and there shall not be an allowance of the draw- back in the case of foreign dried and pickled fish, and other salted pro- visions, fish oil or playing cards ; and there shall be deducted and re- tained from the amount of the duties ou goods exported with the be- nefit of drawback (other than spirits) two and a half per centum, and that there shall be retained in the case of spirits exported with the benefit of drawback, two cents per gallon upon the quantity of spirits, and also three per centum on the amount of duties payable on the im- portation thereof. But, nevertheless, the provisions of this act shall not be deemed in any wise to impair any rights and privileges, which have been or may be acquired by any foreign nation, under the laws and treaties of the United States, upon the subject of exporting good from the United States, with a benefit of a drawback of the duties payable upon the importation thereof.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That after the thirtieth day o! June next, in all cases of entry of merchandize for the benefit of draw. back, the time of twenty days shall be allowed from the date of the entry, for giving the exportation bonds for the same . Provided, tha the exportation shall, in every other particular, comply with the regu lations and formalities, heretofore established for entries of exporta tion for the benefit of drawback.
Sec. 6. And be it further. enucted, That the duty on the tonnage o vessels, and the bounties. advances, and drawbacks in the case of ex porting pickled fish, of the fisheries of the United States, in the cas of American vessels employed in the fisheries and in the case of ex porting sugar renned within the United states, shall be and continu the same as the existing law provides. Provided always that thi provision shall not be deemed in any wise to impair any rights ag
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privileges, which have been, or may be acquired by any foreign na- tion, under the laws and treaties of the U. States, relative to the duty of tonnage on vessels.
Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That the existing laws shall ex- tend to, and be in force for the collection of duties imposed by this act, on goods, wares and merchandise, imported into the United States; and for the recovery, collection, distribution and remission of all fines, penalties, and forfeitures, and for the allowance of the draw- backs and bounties by this act authorised, as fully and effectually as if every regulation, restriction, penalty, forfeiture, provision, clause, matter and thing, in the existing laws contained, had been inserted iu, and re-enacted by this act. And that all acts, and parts of acts which are contrary to this act, and no more, shall be and the same are here- by repealed.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That the act passed the third day of March, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, entitled " an act to repeal so much of the several acts imposing duties on the ton page of ships and vessels, and on goods, wares and merchandise im- ported into the United States, as imposes a descriminating duty on tounage between foreign vessels and vessels of the United States, and between goods imported into the United States in foreign vessels and vessels of the United States," shall apply and be in full force as to the discriminating duties established by this act on the tonnage of fo- reign vessels and the goods, wares, and merchandise therein imported.
H CLAY, Speaker of the House of Representatives. JOHN GAILLIARD, President pro. tem. of the Senate.
APPROVED,
April 27, 1816, JAMES MADISON.
TONNAGE.
The following rates of tonnage duties are demandable after the 14th Jan. 1817.
dls. ets.
On ships &c. of the U. S. entering from any fo- reign port, per ton 6
On such foreign ships &c. on their entry from foreign ports as by treaty stipulation, such ves- sels are placed on equality with the ships of the U. S. per ton 6
On other foreign ships &c. entering from a foreign port where vessels of the U. S. are permitted to trade. 50
On other foreign ships &c. entering from a fo- reign port where the vessels of the U. S. are not permitted to trade 2.
On ships &c. built in the U. S. since 20th July 1789 belonging to subjects of foreign powers and possessing a certificate of record
per ton 30
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Sec. 74.]
LONGWORTH'S DUTIES PAYABLE LY
dis. cts.
Gold coins of Great Britain and Portugal, of the standard prior to the year 1792, for every 27 grains, 1 00
Gold coins of France, Spain, and the dominions of Spain, of the standard prior to the year 1792, for every 27 and 3-4th grains,
Spanish milled dollars,
17 dwts. 7 grs. 1 00
Crowns of France;
and in proportion for the parts of a dollar. 18 dwts. 17 grs. 1 10 and in proportion for the parts of a crown.
Provided, that no foreign coins shall be receiveable, which are not by law a tender for the payment of all debts, except in consequence of a proclamation of the president of the United States authorising Flich foreign coins to be received in payment of the duties and fees aforesaid.
Sec. 61.] Rates of coins for estimating duties. dls. cts.
Pound sterling of Great Britain, -
.
4 44
Pound sterling of Ireland,
-
-
-
-
4 10
Livre turnois of France,
-
18
Florin or guilder of the United Netherlands,
40
Mark banco of Hamburg,
33 1-3
Rix dollar of Denmark,
-
-
1 00
-
-
.
10
Millree of Portugal,
1
24
Tale of China, -
1
48
Pagoda of India,
1 84
Rupee of Bengal,
-
-
50
Ruble of Russia,
-
33 1-3
-
Ryal plate of Spain, -Vallon of do.
5
-
-
-
And all other denominations in value as near as may beto the said rates, or the intrinsic value thereof, compared with the money of the United States. Provided, that it shall be lawful for the president of the United States to cause to be established, fit and proper regula- tions for estimating the duties on goods, wares and merchandise im! ported into the United States, in respect to which the original cost shall be exhibited in a depreciated currency issued and circulated un- der authority of any foreign government.
That on all goods, wares and merchandise, imported from the Cape of Good Hope or beyond the same, (if ad valorem articles) 20 per cent. to be added to the actual cost thereof, including all charges, (commissions, outside packages and insurance only excepted) and 10 per cent. if from any other foreign port, before the duties are calcu- lated.
1 00
39
Compens. act. FEES OF OFFICE. To the collector and naval officer. dls. cts.
Entry of a vessel of 100 tons or upwards -
-
Clearance do. do. do.
2 50
Entry of a vessel under 100 tons,
1 50
Clearance, do. do. - -
1 50
Every post entry,
-
2 00
Permit to land goods,
20
Every bond taken officially, 40
Permit to load goods, for exportation for drawback, 30
Debenture or other official certificate, 20
Bill of health, -
20
Official document (register excepted) required by any person, 20
To the surveyor.
Admeasuring and certifying the same, of every ship or vessel of 100 tons and under, per ton. 1 Admeasurement of every ship or vessel above 100 tous and not exceeding 200 tons, - Above 200 tons,
1 50
For all other services on board any ship or vessel of 100 tons and upwards, having on board goods, wares or merchandise subject to duty, - For like services on board any ship or vessel of less than 100 tons, 1 50
3 00
On all vessels, not having on board goods, wares or mer-, chandise, subject to duty,
66 2-3 Ib.
Allowances for draft.
Sec. 58.] Any quantity of 1 cwt. or 112 1b.
1
above 1 -- and under 2 cwt. 2
2 -- and under 3 ewt. 3
3 --- and under 10 cwt. 4
10-and under 18 cwt.
18 -- and upwards,
Tares.
On every whole chest of bohea tea, -{ 70
half do do 36 -
quarter do. do. 20
chest of hyson or other green tea, of 70 lbs. or upwards,
box of other tea, between 50 and 70 Ibs. 20
18
do. if 80 lbs. . 22 do. from 80 lbs. and upwards, 20
The above to include ropes, canvass and other cover- ings.
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NEW YORK REGISTER,
2 50
-
2 00
id he
40
LONGWORTH'S
On all other boxes of teas, according to the invoice or actual weight thereof.
2 per cent.
On coffee in bags, in bales, in casks,
-
3
-
12
-
-
12
-
-
15
-
5
in bags, or mats,
-
-
10
in bags, -
16
On pimento in casks,
3
in bags, -
-
-
10
On cheese, in hampers or baskets, in boxes, -
-
20
On candles, in boxes, -
-
10
On cotton in bales,
-
-
2
in seroons,
-
-
8
On indigo, in barrels,
-
-
12
in other casks,
-
-
15
in seroons,
-
3
On nails in casks,
.
00
On pepper in casks,
-
-
.
12
in bales,
-
-
5
in bags, -
-
-
2
On sugar candy in boxes,
10
On soap, in boxes,
-
-
10
On shot, in casks,
-
-
3
On twine, in casks,
12
in bales,
3
On all other goods, according to the invoice thereof, or actual weight.
Allowance for Leakage and Breakage.
Sec. 59. Two per cent. allowed on the guage on all merchandise, paying duty by the gallon, contained in casks.
Ten per cent. on all beer, ale and porter in bottles, and five per cent on all other liquors in bottles, to be deducted from the invoice quantity, in lieu of breakage; or it shall be lawful to compute the duties on the actual quantity, by tale, at the option of the importer at the time of entry.
Terms of credit.
Sec. 62. When the duties on ad valorem articles are less than 50 dollars, it must be paid immediately ; if specific, a deposit must be made to secure the same, which, when ascertained, will be imme- diately settled.
-
1
-
-
-
-
-
8
On chocolate in boxes,
-
6
On glauber salts, in casks,
10
in bags or mats,
On sugar, other than loaf sugar in casks in boxes,
On cocoa, in casks, -
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When the duties on goods imported, where the sum payable by one person or co-partnership, shall amount to more than 50 dollars, the following credit is allowed by law, except where any bond on which the person or co-partnership entering such goods, wares or merchandise, are either principal or security, being due, remains un- discharged.
Ou all articles of the produce of the West Indies, or from places north of the equator, one half in three and the other half in six months.
On Madeira, and all other wines, twelve months.
On all goods, &c. from Europe, (wines and teas excepted) the one third in eight, one-third in ten, and one-third in 12 months.
On all goods, &c. (wines and teas excepted) from any other place than Europe, the West Indies and north of the equator, the one half in six months, one-fourth in nine months and one-fourth in. twelve months.
'Teas " from China or Europe may be deposited at the option of the importer or importers (to be determined at the time of making entry therefore) either to secure the duties thereon, on the same terms and stipulations as on other goods, wares and merchandise imported, or to give his or her, or their bond, to the collector of the district, where any such teas shall be landed, in double the amount of the du- ties thereupon, with condition for the payment of the said duties in two years from the date of such bond : which bond shall be accepted by such collector without surety, upon the terms following : that is to say, The teas, for the duties whereof such bond shall be accepted, shall be deposited at the expense and risk of the said importer or im- porters, in one or more store house or store houses, as the case may require to be agreed upon, &c. The said teas to be delivered upon bond being given with one or more surety or sureties, to the satisfac- tion of the collector, " if the same shall not exceed 100 dollars, in four months ; if above 100 dollars, and not exceeding 500 dollars, in 8 months ; or if the same shall exceed 500 dollars, in 12 months," so that the term of credit shall not extend the period beyond two years from the time of depositing the said teas ; any teas remaining after the said term of two years, to be sold by the collector, who shall return the surplus (after paying the duties) to the owner or owners thereof.
Sec. 65. When bonds given for duties shall become due, and not discharged, the collector to prosecute without delay ; and in case of insolvency or death, the United States to be the first' creditor, and any executor, administrator, assiguee, or any other person shall pay- ing any debt due by the person or estate, from whom or for which they are acting previous to the debt or debts due to the United States being first fully satisfied and paid, shall become answerable in their own person and estate for the same, or part thereof remaining unsa- tisfied.
Sureties on all bonds given for duties, shall in case of insolvency or death of the principal, "have and enjoy the like advantages, priori- ty or preference for the recovery and receipt of the said money out
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LONGWORTH'S
of the estate and effects of such insolvent, or deceased principal, as are reserved to the United States."
When bonds are prosecuted for the recovery of duties due to the United States, judgement to be granted at the return term, " unless the defendant shall in open court, the United States attorney being present, make oath or affirmation, that an error has been committed in the liquidation of the duties demanded upon such bond, specifying the errors alledged to have been committed, and that the same have been notified, in writing, to the collector of the district prior to the commencement of the return term aforesaid."
On all bonds upon which suits shall be commenced, an interest shall be allowed at the rate of six per cent. per annum, from the time when said bonds became due until the payment thereof.
Sec. 33. Duties to be paid where goods are landed, and bonds to be given for securing the duties, if the whole or part of the cargo is destined to different districts.
Ports of entry and delivery for Foreign vessels.
No vessel not wholly belonging to a citizen or citizens of the United States, shall be admitted to unload at any port or place ex- cept the following :
NEW HAMPSHIRE -. Portsmouth-MASSACHUSETTS -- Portland and Falmouth, Nenbedford, Dighton, Salem and Beverly, Gloucester, Newburyport, Marblehead, Nantucket, Boston and Charlestown, Ply- inouth, Batb, Frenchman's Bay, Wiscasset, Machias, Penobscot, Bid- deford, and Pepperelborough, Saco, and Kennebunk,-RHODE-ISLAND -- Newport, Providence, Bristol .- CONNECTICUT-Nen-London, and Nem-Haven .- NEW-YORK-New-York .- NEW-JERSEY-Perth-Am- boy, Jersey, Burlington .- PENNSYLVANIA-Philadelphia -DELA- WARE-Wilmington, New-Castle, Port Penn .- MARYLAND-Balti- more, Annapolis, Vienna, Oxford, Georgetown on Potomack, Ches- tertown Creek, Nottingham, Nanjemoy, St. Mary's, Digge's-landing, Snowhill, Carrolsburg .- VIRGINIA-Alexandria, Kinsale, Newport, 'Tappabanock, Port Royal, Fredericksburgh, Urbanna, Yorktown, West-Point, Hampton, Bermuda-Hundred, City Point, Petersburgh, Richmond, East-river, Rocket's-landing, Norfolk and Portsmouth .- NORTH-CAROLINA-Wilmington, Newbern, Beaufort, Washington, Edenton, Plankbridge and Plymouth .- SOUTH-CAROLINA-Charles- ton, Georgetown, Beaufort -GEORGIA-Savannah, Sunbury, Bruns- wick, Frederica, St. Mary, New Orleans.
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