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Delaware.
Wilmington, Duck-Creek, Dover,
Jacob Broome Thomas Hale
John Freeman
Warwick,
Maryland. Robert Hodgfon
George-Town, (crofs .Ro.)J. Comegys
Chefter Town,
j. Piper
Chefter Mills,
S. Lowry
Talbotton,
John Erfkine
Head of Elk,
John Sears
Charleftown,
Edward Brumfield
Havre De Grace,
John H. Barney
Harford,
Jofeph Stiles
Alexander Furnival
Baltimore, Bladenfburgh George-Town,
Benjamin Lowndes William B. Magruder M
Virginia.
Robert M'Crea
William Thompfon
Timothy Brundridge
Frederickfburgh,
Bowling Green
Hanover Court-Houfe, Richmond,
Peterfburgh, Cabbin Point,
Smithfield,
Thomas Peter George Purdie
John Driver
Robert Nicolfon
Thomas Newman
Robert Brough
Edward Archer James Harper
North Carolina.
Lemuel Standin William Grooves F. X. Martin John Bradly
George-Town, Charlefton,
Savanna,
South Carolina, Abraliam Cohen Thomas Hall
Georgia. Alexander Watt
Alexandria, Colchefter,
Drumfries,
William Wiatt
John Holmes
James Dofwell
Auguftine Davis John Grammer
Suffolk, Williamfburgh, York-Town, Hampton,
Norfolk, Portfmouth,
Edenton, Wafhington, Newbern, Wilmington,
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DEPARTMENT OF WAR.
Office at Carpenters Hall, Chefnut Strect, Philadelphia. Secretary, HENRY KNOX
Chief Clerk, John Stagg, jun.
Clerks in the Office, R. John Vanden Broek, Conftant Freeman and Benjamin Bankfon
Office Keeper and Meffenger, Cefar Lloyd Cummings
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JUDICIARY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Chf Juftice, JOHN JAY, New-York
Affociate Judges JOHN RUTLEDGE, South Carolina WILLIAM CUSHING, Maffachufetts
JAMES WILSON, 220, Iligh St.
JOHN BLAIR, Virginia JAMES IREDELL, 180, So. Front St.
Clerk of the Supreme Court, John Tucker, Bolton
Judge of the Difritt of Pennsylvania, Francis Hopkinfon, 149. Saffafras St.
Attorney for ditto, William Lewis, 83, So. Third St. Martbal for ditto, Clement Biddle, 62, So. Front St. Clerk for ditto, Samuel Caldwell, 25, Cherry St. Gryer, Jofeph Fox, 412, No. Front St.
Officers of the Federal Courts of the United States.
Diftrials. Judges.
Attorneis. Marshals.
Maine David Sewell
Ner-Hampshire John Sullivan
Ma fachu fetts
John Lowell
Jonathan Jackfon
Rhode-Ifland
Henry Marchant
Chriftopher Gore William Channing Pierpoint Edwards Richard Harrifon Abraham Ogden William Lewis George Reed, jun.
Philip Bradley William Smith Thomas Lowrey Clement Biddle Allen M'Lane
New- Ferfey
Robert Morris
Pennfylvania
Francis Hopkinfon
Delaware
Gunning Bedford
Richard Potts
Nath. Ramfay
North Carolina
William Paca Cyrus Griffen John Sitgreaves
William Nelfon
Edw. Carrington
South Carolina
Thomas Bce
William Hill John J. Pringle
Ifaac Huger
Georgia Nathaniel Pendleton Matthew M.Callifter Robert Forfyth
l'ermont
Nathaniel Chipman Stephen Jacobs
Lewis R. Morris
Kentucky
Harry Innis
William Murray
Sam. M.Dowall
Times of holding Federal Courts, and Places at which held. The Supreme Court of the United States will hold two Seffions annually, at the Seat of general Government, one
William Peck
Connecticut New York James Duane
Richard Law
W'm. Lithgow, jun. Henry Dearbourn Sam. Sherburne, jun. John Parker
Maryland l'irginia
John Skinner
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to commence on the first Monday in February, and the o- ther on the fr/! Monday in Auguft.
The Circuit Court of the United States will hold two fef- ffons annually, in each of the following ftates, viz.
In New-Hampshire, on the 24th May antl 24th Decem- ber, at Portfmouth and Exeter.
In Maffachufetts, on the 12th May and 12th December, at Bofton.
In Rhode-Ifland, on the 7th December and 7th June; ar New- Port and Providence.
In Connecticut, on the 25th April and 25th November, at Hartford and New-Haven.
In New-York, on the 5th April and 5th November, at New-York.
In New-Jerfey, on the 2d April and 2d November, at Trenton.
In Fennfylvania, on the rith April and 11th November, at Philadelphia and York-Town.
In Delaware, on the 27th April and 27th November, at Newcaftle and Dover.
In Maryland, on the 7th May and 7th December, at An. napolis and Eafton.
In Virginia, on the 22d May and 22d December, at Richmond.
In North Carolina, on the 18th June and 8th November, at Newbern.
In South Carolina, on the 12th May and 25th October, at Columbia and Charlefton.
In Georgia, on the 15th October and 25th April, at Au- gufta and Savanna.
The Diffritt Courts of the United States will hold four Seffions annually in each of the States, and at the Times and Places hereafter mentioned.
In New-Hampshire, on the third Tueldays in December, March, June and July, at Exeter and Portfmouth.
In Maffachufetts, on the first Tuefdays in November, Fe- bruary, May and Auguft, at Bofton and Salem ; and on the fame Day in Maine Diftrict, at Portland & Pownalborough.
In Rhode-Ifland, on the first Mondays in Anguft, Novem- ber, February and May, at New-Port and Providence.
In Connecticut, on the third Tuefdays in November, Fe- bruary, May and Auguft, at Hartford and New-Haven.
In New-York, on the first Tucfdays in November, Febru- ary, May and Auguft, at New-York.
In New-Jerfey, on the first Tuefdays in November, Fc- bruary, May & Auguft, at New-Brunfwick & Burlington.
In Pennfylvania, on the Second Tucfdays in November, February, May and Auguft, at Philadelphia.
: In Delaware, on the fourth Tuefdays in November, Fe- bruary, May and Auguft, at Newcaftle and Dover.
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In Virginia, on the third Tuefdays in December, March, June and July, at Richmond and Williamfburgh ; and on the fame Days in Kentucky Diftri&t, at Harrodiburgh.
In North Carolina, on the first Mondays in July, Odto- ber, January and April, at Newbern.
In South Carolina, on the third Mondays in March and September, the first Monday in July, and the Second Mon- dav in December, at Charlefton.
In Georgia, on the fccon ? Tuefdays in December, March, June and July, at Savanna and Augufta.
Note. Exclufive of the above-mentioned Courts, the Difritt Fudres have power to hold Special Courts in their refpective Diffrifts, at their Diferetion.
GOVERNMENTS OF THE WESTERN TERITORRY.
Nor:k-WV oft of the Ohio.
Governor and Superintendant of the Indian affairs, ARTHUR St. CLAIR Secretary, Winthrop Sergeant
Judges, John Cleve Sims George Turner Rufus Putnam
South of the Olio.
Governor and Superintendant of Indian affairs, WILLIAM BLOUNT
Secretary, Daniel Smith Judges, David Cambell Jolın M'Necry Jofoph Anderfon
GOVERNORS OF THE DIFFERENT STATES IN THE UNION.
Georgia, His Excellency Edward Telfair South Carolina, His Excellency Charles Pinckney North Carolina, His Excellency Alexander Martin Virginia, His Excellency Beverly Randolph Maryland, His Excellency John E. Howard Delaware, His Excellency Jofhua Clayton Pennfylvanie, His Excellency Thomas Mifflin New-Ferfey, His Excellency William Patterfon .Vov-York, His Excellency George Clinton Connetticat, His Excellency Samuel Huntington Rhode-Ifland, His Excellency Arthur Fenner Maffachufetts, His Excellency John Hancock New-Hampshire, His Excellency Jofiah Bartlet Vermont, His Excellency Thomas Chittenden
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Governor, His Excellency THOMAS MIFFLIN, Efq, No. 248, High St. His Secretary, Alexander James Dallas Efq. 191, So. Front St.
SENATE.
. RICHARD PETERS, Efq, SPEAKER.
City & County of Phi- ladelphia & County Jolın Sellers of Delaware, S Samuel Powel, 112, So. Third St. Richard Thomas
Chefter County,
Bucks County,
Thomas Jenks
Montgomery County,
Lindfay Coates
Lancafter & York Coun- ties,
Adam Hubley
Northampton County,
Robert Brown
Berks & Dauphin Counties Jofeph Heifter
John Gloninger
Cumberland & Mifflin Counties,
Thomas Kennedy
Northumberland, Lu-
serne & Huntingdon Counties,
William Montgomery
Bedford & Franklin Counties,
Abraham Smith
Weftmoreland & Alle- ghany Counties
Richard Butler
Washington & Fayette Counties,
John Smilie
John Hoge, Efqrs.
Secretary, Timothy Matlack, Efq.
Serjeant at Arms, Jacob Sneider -
Door Keeper, Timothy Mix
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Philadelphia City,
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Efq. Speaker, 122, So. Third St. Jacob Hiltzheimer, I, So. So venth St. Lawrence Seckle, 157, High St. Francis Gurney, 168, So. Front St. Richard Wells, 28, No. Third St. Thomas Briton, 255, No. Front St.
Philadelphia County,
Thomas Paul. II, Vine St.
Elias Boys, So, Penn St. South- wark
Sebaftian Graff
Michael Smyfer
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Ifaac Warner Blair MClenachen, 34, No. Front St. Richard Downing
Chefer County,
Caleb James
John M'Dowell
James Boyd
Bucks County,
Gerardus Wynkoop
John Chapman
James Bryan
Ralph Stover
Lancafter County,
James Cunningham
Abraham Carpenter
Jacob Frb
William Webb
Jofeph Work
John Breckbill
Philip Gardner
William M'Pherfon
Thomas Lilly
Jofeph Reed
Henry Tyfon
John Stewart
Jonathan Hoge
David Mitchell
John Montgomery .
Berks County,
John Ludwig
Nicholas Loiz
James Collins
Gabriel Heifter
Daniel Clymer
Northampton County,
Jacob Eyerly, jun.
Anthony Lerch, jun.
Thomas Mawhorter
John Mnlhallon
Jacob Saylor
Abraham Cable
Northumberland County, Samuel M&Clay
Westmoreland County,
William Findley
Washington County,
John Minor
Matthew Ritchie
Fayette County,
Franklin County,
James Allifon Thomas Rverfon James Findley Albert Gallatin James Johnfon
James M'Lanc
York County,
Cumberland County,
Bedford County,
John White
John Baird
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Montgomery County,
Benjamin Marckley Jonathan Roberts James Vaux Cadwallader Evans, jun. Jacob Miley John Carfon
Dauphin County,
Luzerne County, Huntingdon County, Alleghany County, Mifflin County,
James M'Creight
Obadiah Gore
David Stewart
John Nevill
John Oliver
Delaware County,
Hugh Lloyd Richard Riley
Clerk of the House, Peter Z. Lloyd, Efq. Afiftant Clerk, Jacob Shallus
Sergeant at Arms, James Martin & Door Keeper, Jofeph Fry
SUPREME COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA. Chiof Justice, The Honourable THOMAS M'KEAN, Efq. 157, So. Third St.
Afiftant Judges, William Auguftus Atlee, Efq. Lancafter Edward Shippen, Efq. 100, So. Fourth St. Jafper Yates, Efq. Lancafter
Prothonotary, Edward Burd, Efq. 88, So. Fourth St.
Surveyor General, Daniel Brodhead, Efq. 263, High St. Receiver General Francis Johnfon, Efq. Office at Car-
Land Office, penters Hall, in Secretary -- do. David Kennedy, Efq. Chefnut St. State Treafurer, Chriftian Febiger, kfq. 97, Story St. Comptroller General, John Nicholfon, Efq., Offices in the Regifter General, John Donnaldfon, Efq. Eaft wing of the > State-Houfe
Health Officer, Nathaniel Falconer, 29, Saffafras St. Physicians of the Port, Benjamin Rufh, 83, Walnut St. James Hutchinfon, 155, So. Second St
COMMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPT OFFICE. No. 127, Saffafras St.
Commifioners, Matthew Clarkfon, George Hughes, Peter Baynton, Richard Bache and David Lenox, Efquires Their Clerk, John Jennings
Infpector of Flour, James Reed, 163, So. Second St. Head Meafurer of Grain and Salt, Benjamin Davis, 72 Lombard St.
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Prefident Judge of Common Pleas for the County of Phila- delphin, James Biddle, Mq. 245, High St. Prothonotary, Charles Biddle, Liq. 243, High St. Sheriff, James Ath, Efq. 40, No. Third St. Coroner, John Leacock, Efq. 3, No. Fifth St. County Treafurer, John Baker, Efq. 154, No. Second St. County Commifioners, Evan Thomas, Adam Geyer, Samuel Church
Regifier for the Probate of Wills, &c. George Campbell, Efq. 143, No. Water St.
Recorder of Deeds and & Matthew Irwin, Efg. Office at the Mafler of the Roils, > Haft wing of the State-l'oufe Prefident Judge of the County Seffions, Enoch Edwards, Efq. Clerk of ditto, Hilary Baker, Liq. 82, High St.
Clerk of Orphans Court & City Seffions, William Nichols, 3, So. Fourth St.
Collector of Excif?, Edward Bartholomew, Efq. 65. No. Third St. Regifter of German Paffengers, Lewis Farmer, Efq. 139, High St.
CIVIL OFFICERS OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, Mayor, SAMUEL MILES, Efq.
Recorder, ALEXANDER WILCOCKS, Efq.
ALDERMEN. ×
Samuel Powel
Gunning Bedford
Hilary Baker
Jofeph Swift
George Roberts
Jofeph Ball
William Colliday
Francis Hopkinfon retirado 1200
John Baker
John Nixon
John Barclay
Matthew Clarkfon
fohn M. Nefbitt
Reynold Keen, Efqs.
COMMON COUNCILMEN,
George Latimer Andrew Tybout
William Hall
John Kaighn
John Stille
Nathaniel Falconer
Jolın Wood
John Morton
Robert Smith, merchant
john D. Coxe
John Dunlap
John Wharton
Hrael Whelen
Benjamin Chew
William Van Phul
David Evans
Miers Fifher
Henry Drinker
Jacob Schreiner Frederick Kuhl
Thomas Morris Jared Ingerto!
James Pemberton
Ifaac Wharton
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John Craig James Whiteall Thomas Bartow Clerk of the Corporation, Anthony Morris, Efq.
Edward Penington George Meade William Wells
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COMMISSIONERS FOR LIGHTING, WATCH- ING, AND PAVING THE STREETS.
Nicholas Hicks, William Govett, Hugh Roberts, Na- than Boys and Jofeph Claypoole
High-Conftable, Alexander Carlifle
Clerks of the Market, Jeremiah Fifher and Jofeph Ogden Do. New-Market
Regiffer of Sweeps, John Jennings, 127, Saffafras St.
HAND-IN-HAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Directors, Gunning Bedford, George Roberts, Jofeph Rakeftraw, Richard Wells, Jofeph Pafchall, Robert Towers, Thomas Morris, Mordecai Lewis, Pattifon Hartfhorne, John Morton, Samuel Coates, and William Rawle
Treafurer, Samuel Sanfom Clerk, Caleb Carmalt, Office, 99, High St.
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Truffees, Matthew Clarkfon, William Craig, John Phi- lips, Hfaac Jones, Jolin Harrifon, William John- fon, William Mackenzie, Thomas Ewing, John Kaighn, .James M'Clure, John Souder, Jacob Baker and James Reed
Treafurer, George Emlen Clerk, John Jennings, Office, 127, Saffafras St.
BANK OF NORTH AMERICA. No. 99, Chefnut St.
Prefident, Thomas Willing
Directors, Thomas Fitzimons, John Nixon, Richard Bache, John M. Nefbitt, Henry Hill, Jofiah Hewes, John Rofs, Samuel Powell, Andrew Tybout, and Jofeph Swift
Cafhier, Tench Francis
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POST - OFFICE, Philadelphia, 36, So. Front St. Eftablishments of the Mail for the Year 1791. The Eastern Mail
'ill fet out on Mondays Tuesdays Wednefdays Thurfdays 3 l'ridays
at half paft nine o'clock, A. M.
From the ift of May to the ift of November it
Will arrive on Tuefdays Wednefdays Thurfdays at one o'clock, P. M.
Fridays and
Saturdays
And from the ift of November to the ift of May on the fame days, at three, P. M. The Southern Mail
Will fet out on Mondays Tuefdays Wednesdays Thurfdays & Fridays
at half paft eight o'clock, A. M.
From the ift of May to the ift of November it
Will arrive on Tuefdays Wednefdays Thurfdays Fridays and Saturdays
at twelve o'clock noon
And from the Ift of November to the ift of May on the fame days, at two, P. M.
The Mail for the Eastern Shore of Maryland
Will fet out on Mondays with the Southern Mail,
And arrive on Saturdays with the fame. The Moi! for Fittsburgh
Set out on Friday the gift of December 1790, at half paft feven, A. M. and afterwards every fecond Friday throughout the year. And arrived on Therfday the rath of January 1791, at ten, A. M. and afterwards every fecond Thurfday throughout the year.
As there are feveral places of the fame name in the Uni- ted States, the merchants and others are requested to be ve- ry particular in the direction of their letters ; and when letters are not for a poft town, the neareft poft town to the place ought to be mentioned.
The utmost panctuality being neceffary, it is requested that letters will be left in due time, otherwife they meft unavoidably be detained until the next poft day.
Robert Patton, Potmatter, 36, So. Front S;
DUTIES
PAYABLE ON GOODS IMPORTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
By Att of Congress, of the 4th of July, 1790.
Alfo, Rates of Fees, Coins and Tonnage, by the Alt for the Collection of the faid Duties, and by the Alt for laying a Tonnage on Veffels.
per cent.
Rules of duty
articles.
Enumerated
ALE, beer or porter in cafks, Ale, beer or porter in bottles Anchors, - Annifeed, .
per gallon per dozen
5
20
BAR lead,
I
Beer, porter or ale in cafks,
per pound per gallon
Beer, porter or ale in bottles.
per dozen
Blank books,
IO
Boots,
per pair
50
Bricks,
IO
Brufhes,
Buckles, fhoe and knee,
Buttons, all,
75
CABINET wares,
Candles, of tallow,
wax or fpermaceti,
Cables,
Canes, walking fticks and whips
Cambricks,
Capers, currants, cloves, comfits, cinnamon,
Caftings of iron,
Carriages, coach, chariot, phaetons? chaife, folo, and parts thereof, Cards, wool and cotton, playing,
per aczen
Carpets and carpeting, Cheefe,
per pound
4
Chintzes and callicoes coloured,
.
7元
Cloathing, ready-made,
Clocks and watches,
IO
Coal,
per bufhel
3
Cocoa,
per pound
I
Coffee,
per pound
4
Copper wares,
Cordage, tarred,
100
untarred and yarı,
per cwt. per our.
150
2 6
100
72 72
IO 7층
50 Io
per pack
China ware,
per pound per pound per cut.
5
20
IO
Cents.
Duties on goods imported in the United States.
Rules of duty articles.
Enumerated 1
Cotton
DATE.,
Drags (except dyes) EARTHEN ware, FIGS,
.
7号 IO
Fruits and comfits, GAUZES,
0 71
Ginger,
Gloves, of leather,
Gold lace,
Gold wares,
Gun powder,
Golofhoes, of leather,
per pair
Glafs, looking, window and other glafs ? except quart bottles,
IO
Groceries (except enumerated) per cut. HATS of beaver, fur, wool or mixture of either, Hemp, JEWELLERY and pafte-work, ·
Indigo,
per pound
25
Lace, gold and filver,
Lampblack,
Lead and fhot,
per pound
Leather, tanned or tawed, and manufactures chief on value of leather not otherwife rated $ Lemons and limes,
Looking-glaffes, MACE,
Malt, per bufbel
Manufactures of leather not otherwife rated,
Marble, and wares of,
IO
Medicines (except dyes)
Millenary, ready-made,
7분
Molaffes, per gallon:
13
Muftard, in flour,
Muffins and muffinets, NAILS or fpikes,
per pound
Nankeens,
Nutmegs,
OLIVES, oil, oranges, pickles,
PACK-THREAD ortwine,
per cwt.
1300
72 10 IO IO
7
Iron caftings, flit and rolled, LAWNS and laces,
72 54 IO 72 71 IO IO
IO
IO
IO
-.
Io 71
7号 Ic IO
Cents . 3
per pouna
$72
Duties on goods imported in the United States.
per cent.
Rules of duty!
articles.
Enumerated\
Cents.
Painters colours (except dyes)
IO
Paper, writing or wrapping, paper hangings and pafte-board, Parchment and vellum,
IO
Pafte-work and jewellery,
IO
Pewter wares, wrought,
Pepper, Pictures and prints,
per pound
6
Pimento,
per pound
4
Plated warc,
IO
Playing cards,
per pack
IO
Plumbs and prunes,
IO
Porter, beer or ale in cafks, in bottles,
per dozen
Powder, gun,
RAISINS,
SADDLES,
Salt,
per bufhel
12
Shoes, flippers or golofhoes of leather, per pair
7
Shoes or flippers of filk or ftuff;
per pair
IO
Shoe and knee-buckles,
IO
Shot, per pound
S'1ks and fatins, wrought,
Silver lace and filver ware,
Snuff,
per pound
IO
Soap,
per pound
2 I
Stone and flate, and wares of,
IO
Solo carriages,
Steel unwrought,
per cut.
75
Sugars, brown, loaf,
per pound
5
all others, candy,
per pound
TEAS, from ( hina or India, in fhips of the United States,
Bohea,
per pound
10
Souchong or other black
per pound
18
Hyfon,
per pound
32
Other green,
per pound
20
From Europe in fhips as above,
Bohea,
per pound
12
72 IO
Spikes and nails,
per pound
Sticks, walking,
per pound
IO
5 20
10 IO
per gallon
IO
IO
175
Duties on goods imported in the United States.
per cent.
Rules of ary
articles.
Cents .
Souchong or other black,
per pound
21
Hyfon,
per pound
40
Other green,
per pound
24
All teas in any other manner,
Bohea,
per pound
Souchong or other black,
per pound
27
Hyfon,
per pound
Other green,
per pound
All goods, except teas, from China or India, in fhips not of the Uni- ted States as before mentioned, ad valorem,
Tables, tiles,
10
Tin wares,
Tobacco, manufactured,
per pound per cut.
Twine or pack-thread, VELVETS and velverets,
WALKING flicks. canes and whips,
IO
Ware, gold, filver and plated,
IO
IO
Watches, Madeira wine,
London particular,
per gallon
35
Other Madeira, Sherry wine,
per gallon
30
Other wine,
per gallon.
Wares, tin, pewter and copper, · per dozen
Wool and cotton cards, YARNS,
per cat .
150
Ox all other goods, at the time and place of importation, on the value thereof,
5
Ten per cent more for duties, if in veffels not of the Uni- ted States, except where additional duties on fuch goods.
Except the following articles, exempted from duty, vis.
Salt-petre, tin in pigs, tin plates, old pewter, brafs, iron and brafs wire, copper in plates, wool, dying woods and dying drugs, raw hides and ikins, undrefled furs. Bullion, tutenag, plafter of Paris, fea ftores of veffels, cloths books, furniture and tools of perfons coming to refide here. phi- lofophical apparatus for feminaries, goods to be exported to foreign places in fame veffel, and all articles of growth produce or manufactures of the United States.
€ 300 7号
Ware, carthen, china and ftone,
per gallon
25 20"
50
-
174
Tonnage, Fees, &c.
Goods ad valorem, to be valued by adding twenty per cent. to the actual coft, if from the Cape of Good Hope, or be- yond, and ten per cent. from any other place, exclufive of charges.
The Duties charged on Difilled Spirits by this Att, are altered by Att of Congress, of 3d of March, 1791.
TONNAGE.
By att of July 20, 1790, to be paid in ten days after entry, and before clearance.
Cents .
On veffels of the United States, from foreign ports, On veffels built in the United States, after the 20th of July 1789, but owned in part or wholly by fo- reigners,
All other veffels,
Every veffel employed in tranfporting goods coafr- ways, except fuch veffels be built in, and belong to citizens, on each entry,
50.
Veffels built in, and belonging to citizens of the Uni- ted States in coafting trade or fifhery, pay only once a year, if licenfed,
6
If not licenfed, pay with goods taken in one ftate to be delivered in another except the adjoining ftate, on each entry,
6
DUTIES PAYABLE IN
DolsCts.
Gold coins of France, England, Spain and Por- tugal, or of equal finenefs, per dwt.
Mexican Dollar,
I
Crown of France,
I
II
Crown of England,
I II
Silver coins, of equal finenefs,
per oz. I II
Cut filver, of equal finenefs,
I
6
Rate of Coins for eftimating Duties.
Pound Sterling,
Livre Tournois,
Dutch Florin, or Guilder,
39
Marck Banco of Hamburgh,
33号
Real Plate of Spain,
Mill Ree of Portugal,
I
IO 24
Pound Sterling of Ireland,
A
IO
Tale of China,
I
43
Pagoda of India,
I 94
Rupec of Bengal,
55%
6
50 50
89
4 45 18₺
Mode of tranfalling bufinefs at the Cuffom-House. 175
FEE S.
To COLLECTOR and NAVAL OFFICER.
DolCis.
Entry of a veffel of rou tons or upwards, 2 50
Clearance do. do. 50
do.
Entry of a veffel under 100 tons,
I 50
Clearance do. do. do.
I 50
Permit to land goods,
20
Every bond raken officially,
Permit to load goods, for exportation, for draw- back,
30
Every official certificate or bill of health,
20
Every other official document (regifter excepted)
20
FEES TO SURVEYOR.
For mcafurement of veffels 100 tons& under pr &c ::
For do.
100 10 200 tons,
For do. above 2.0,
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On cach veffel of 100 tons and upwards, with goods fubject to duty,
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No tefel not wholly belonging to a citizen or citizens of the United States, Shall be ai- mitted to unload at any fort or place, except the following, to wait.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE .- Portfmouth .- MASSACHUSETTS .- Portland, Fal- mouth, New- Bedford, Dighton, Salem, Beverly, Gloucefter, Newberry-Port, Mar- blehead, Sherbourn, Bojton and Charleftown, Bath, Frenchman's-Bay, Plymouth, Wilcaffet, Machias, Perobleut -RHODI-ISLAND .- Neurort and Provi- dence .- CONNECTICUT .- New-London, New Haven .- NEW-YORK .- New-York-NEW-JERSEY .- Perth Amboy, Burlington .- PENNSYLVA- NIA .- Philadelphia - DELAWARE .- Wilmington, Newcaftle, Port-Penn. -MARYLAND. - Baltimore, Annapolis, Vienna, Oxford, George-Town on Patoumac, Chefter-Town, Nottingham, Cedar-point, Town-Creek, Nanjemoy, Digges Landing, Snow Hill, Carrolliburgh. - VIRGINIA .- Alexandria, Kinfale, Newport, Tappahannock, Port-Royal, Frederickfburgh, Urbauna, York-Town, Weft-point, Hampton, Bermuda hundred, City-point. Rock- et's Landing, Norfolk, Porfinvath - NORTH CAROLINA -Wilmington, Newbern, Washington, Edenton and Plankindge. - SOUTH CAROLINA - Charleston, George-Tewn, Beaufort .- GEORGIA -Susanna, Sunbury, Brun !- wick, Saint Mary and Frederics .--
Nor fhall any veifel trom the Cape of Good Hope or bevond the fame he admitted to enter, except 2: the ports, in the above li&, which are d ... tinguithed by lalic.
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MODE of tranfitting bulinefs at the CUSTOM-HOUSE OFthe UNITED STATES. for the fort of Philadelphia, and extraction the REVENUE ACIS for the direction of Merchants, dispers of rejes and that's the new. No goods are to be imported in any self-l. owned in the whole or in part by citizens, from any foreign port, unle's the Matter thall have on board ? Manff in writing, bign.d by han, cesaret .. . :
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On cach veffel under 100 tons with do.
All veffels not having goods fubject to duty,
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Mode of tranfalling bufinefs at the Guftom-Houfe.
where fuch goods were received, and the port where configned or deftined to and the name and built of the veffel, and true Tonnage by Regifter, with the name of the Mafter and place to which fuch veffel belongs, and particular account of all the Cargo in packages, or loofe, with the marks and numbers in words at length, and defcrip- tion of each by ufual denominations.
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