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James Ewing, 5 South Fourth.
Gabriel Hiefter, 118 North Third.
Thomas Jenks, 102 North Front.
Thomas Johnfton, 193 South Front ..
John Kean, 167 North Third.
Thomas Lilly.
Prefrey Carr Lane, co1.Race.
T 2.
222
STEPHENS'S
John Miller, Nathaniel Newlin, 79 Arch. Samuel Poftlethwaite, 5 South Fourth. Zebulon Potts, 18 North Fourth. Thomas Stokely, 211 Arch. Jofeph Thomas, 70 South Third.
Dennis Whelen, 276 Market. Ifrael Whelen, 276 Market.
George Wilfon, 167 North Third.
Timothy Matlack, Clerk of the Senate, Mulberry Court.
Jofeph Morifon, Affiftant Clerk, Fromberger's Court. James Alexander, Sergeant at Arms, 44 Carpenter ft. Jacob Meyer, door-keeper, 25 Filbert ft.
Zachariah Poulfon, junior, Printer, 80 Chefnut.
Members of the Houfe of Reprefentatives, with their places of refidence.
Philadelphia City.
Hon. George Latimer, efq. Speaker, I Pine. Benjamin R. Morgan, 5 South Fourth, Francis Gurney, 168 South Front. Jacob Hiltzheimer, I Sonth Seventh. Laurence Seckel, No. 155 High. Robert Waln, So. Second, near Spruce.
Philadelphia County.
Richard Tittermary, 34 Almond. Ifaac Worrel, 94 No. Second. Blair M'Glenachan, 150 So. Thirds
223
DIRECTORY.
Michael Leib, 445 No. Front. Manuel Eyre, Kenfington. William Linnard, 307, So. Second. .
Bucks.
John Hulme, No. 120 North Second. Theophilus Foulke, 100, No. Front. John Chapman, 120, No. Second. Ralph Stover, 102, Saffafras.
Chefter.
Thomas Bull, 149 South Third. Roger Kirk, 45 South Third. Abiah Taylor, 44 South Third.
Robert Frazer, 149 South Third.
Jofeph Pierce, 109 North Fifth.
Lancafter.
Thomas Boude, 96 South Third. James Morrifon, fign of the Spread Eagle, High ft. Matthias Barton, 55 North Second ft. Abraham Carpenter, 96 South Third. John Haldiman 95 South Third. Richard Keys, 96 South Third.
York ..
William M'Pherfon, 96 South Third. Alexander Turner, 32 North Eighth. Thomas Campbell, 31 No. Eighth. Philip Gartner, fign of the Red Lion, High. William Millar, No. 211, No. Sixth.
John Stewart, fign of the Red Lion, High.
Cumberland.
David Mitchell, 69, No. Fourth. James Lamberton, 204, Saffafras. Thomas Kennedy, fign of the Buck, Mulberry> Berks.
John Christ, 118 North Third. Paul Grofcup, 118 No. Third. Charles Shoemaker, 118 No. Third .. Baltzer Gehr, 118 No. Third. Christian. Lower, 118 No. Third.
224
STEPHENS'S
Northampton.
Tofeph Martin. Stephen Balliot, 94 No. Second.
George Graff, 94 No. Second.
Abraham Bachman, 155 High.
Bedford and Somerfet.
Robert Philfon, 204 Saffafras. Phiîip King, 24 So. Fifth.
William Patterfon, No. 204 Saffafras.
Northumberland and Lycoming-
Flavel Roan, Hugh White, 31, North Eighth.
Richard Martin, 31 North Eighth.
Weftmoreland.
Benjamin Lodge, 204 Saffafras. Michael Ruch, 12 Chrift-Church Alley. George Smith, 104 Saffafras.
Washington.
John Minor, fign of the Buck, Mulberry.
David Achefon, 18 North Sixth.
William Wallace, 18 North Sixth.
Craig Ritchie, 2 Minor ft.
Fayette.
John Smilie, 201 Saffafras. John Cunningham, 201, Saffafras.
Franklin.
William Henderfon, at Mr. Ifrael's, Harmony 2. James Poe. Daniel Royer, 192 So. Front.
Montgomery.
Jofeph Tyfon, 18 North Fourth.
Cadwallader Evans, 2 Minor ft. Ifaiah Davis, 18 North Fourth.
John Shoemaker, 120. North Second.
Dauphin.
Jacob Weirick, 37 North Seventh. Valentine Shoufler, 37 North Second. William Maclay, 163 North Third.
225
STEPHENS'S -
Luzerne. John Franklin, 94 North Second. Huntingdon.
.
David M'Murtric, South Fourth, near Walnut. Allegheny.
Prefly Nevil, fign of the Conoftogoe Waggon. Samuel Ewalt, 99 North Third.
Mifflin.
James M'Farlane, fign of the Buck, Mulberry. William Sterrett, fign of the Buck, Mulberry.
Delaware.
Jonas Prefton, 32 South Third. William Weft, 32 South Third.
Peter Baynton, Clerk of the Houfe of Reprefentatives, 56 Walnut ft.
Jofeph Bullock, Affiftant Clerk, 56 Walnut ft.
James Martin, Sergeant at Arms, 8 So. Fourth ft.
Joseph Fry, Dvor-keeper, weft wing of the State Houfe. F. & R. Bailey, Printers of the Journal, 115 Mar- ket ftreet.
Thomas Bradford, Printer of the Bills, 8 So. Front ft.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT. Supreme Court.
Chief Juftice, Thomas M'Kean; falary 10001. Affociate Judges, Edward Shippen, Jafper Yates, and Thomas Smith, 6ool. each.
225
STEPHENS'S
Attorney-general, Jared Ingerfol, No. 29, Chefnut- ftreet, 2501. 1 Prothonotary, Edward Burd, 88, fouth Fourth St.
COURTS OF PENNSYLVANIA. Courts of Errors and Appeals are held,
At Philadelphia, the fecond Monday .in the month of July, ananally, with power to adjourn from time. to time.
Supreme Courts are held,
At Philadelphia, the third Monday in March, firft Monday in September, and Second Monday in Decem- ber. Marchand September terms continue two weeks- December term three weeks.
Courts of Nifi Prius, in each County, are held,
At fuch times as the juftices of the Supreme Court fhall judge moft convenient for. the people.
Quarter Seffions and Common Pleas are held,
For the feveral counties as follows, in the
Firft Diftrict. In Philadelphia, the firft Monday in March and June, third in September, and firft in De- cember. Delaware, the laft Monday in January', April, July, and October. Bucks, the firft, and Montgome- ry, the fecond Mondays in February, May, Auguft, and November.
James Biddle, Prefident.
Second Diftrict. In Chefter, the third, and Lancaf- . ter the laft Mondays in February, May, Auguft, and November. York the firft, and Dauphin the fecond Mondays in March, June, September and December.
John Jofeph Henry, Prefident.
227
DIRECTORY.
Third Diftrict. In Berks, the firft, Northampton, the fecond, Luzerne, the third, and Northumberland, the fourth Mondays in January, April, Auguft, and November.
Jacob Rufh, Prefident.
Fourth Diftrict. In Cumberland, the firft Monday in January, April, and Auguft, and laft in October. Mifflin, the fecond Monday in January, April, and Auguft, and firft in November. Huntingdon, the third Monday in January, April, and Auguft, and fecond in November. Bedford, the fourth. Monday in January, April, and Auguft, and third in November. Franklin, the laft Monday of December, March, and July, and the Monday next preceding the laft Monday in Octo- ber.
James Riddle, Prefident.
Fifth Diftrict. In Alleghany, the firft ; Weftmore- land, the fecond; Somerfet, the third, and Fayette the fourth Mondays in March, June, September, and December; and in Wafhington on the Monday next following the Fayette county court.
Alexander Addifon, Prefident.
Mayors Courts for Philadelphia are held,
On the third Monday in March, June, September, and December.
The Aldermen's Courts are held,
At the city hall, in the forenoon of Monday and Thurfday, in every week.
CORPORATION OF PHILADELPHIA.
Mayor, Matthew Clarkfon, No. 199, Muiberr. ftreet. Recorder, Alexander Wilcocks, No. 105, Mulberry ftreet.
228
STEPHENS'S
Aldermen-Hilary Baker, Jobn Baker, Jof. Ball, John Barclay, Gunning Bedford, Mich. Hillegas, Ifaac Howel, Reynold Keen, Robert Ralfton, George Roberts, Jonathan B. Smith, John C. Stocker, Jo- feph Swift, Philip Wager.
Common Council-Alex. Anderfon, Benj. Chew, jun. Samuel Coates, John Connolly, Thomas Cump- fton, James C. Fifher, Samuel M. Fox, Walter Franklin, Thomas Greaves, Francis Gurney, God- frey-Haga, John Hallowell, David Jackfon, Leon- ard Jacoby, Ebenezer Large, John Miller, junior, James Milligan, Benjamin W. Morris, Jofeph P. Norris, John Perot, Ifaac Pennington, Edward Randolph, Lawrence Seckel, Sallows Shewell, I- faac Snowden, Jofeph Thomas, Robert Waln, Francis Weft, Tho. M. Willing.
Clerk of the Corporation, Robert H. Dunkin.
LAND OFFICE, 236, High Street. OFFICERS.
David Kennedy, Secretary, falary, 5001.
Francis Johnfton,. Receiver-general, falary 500 dol- lars, Office No. 1, Seventh ft.
General Broadhead, Surveyer-general, falary 500 dol- lars, Filbert ft.
Matthew Irvin, Mafter of the Rolls, and Recorder of Deeds, for the city and county of Philadelphia, offiee Eaft wing of the ftate houfe.
Comptroller-general, John Donaldfon, office eaft wing of the ftate-houfe, 5001.
Regifter-general, Samuel Bryan, office caft wing of the ftate-houfe, 5001.
Treafurer, Chriftian Fibiger, office No. 263, High St. 5001.
County Treafurer, John Baker, No. 154, North Se- cond freet.
Sheriff, Joan Baker, No. 160, North Second Street, Coroner, John Leacock, No. 10, So, Fifth ftreet.
229
DIRECTORY.
Officers of the Cuftoms for the Diftrict of Pennfylvania.
Office fouth Front Street near Walnut Street.
Sharp Delany, Col'ector.
Archibald Engle, Deputy-collector.
William M' Pherfon, Naval Officer.
Walter Stewart, Surveyor and Infpector of the Reve- nue-Office. corner of Union and Third ft.
John Graff, weigher.
William Milnor, guager.
John Gill, meafurer.
William Gray, Jonas Simonds, Peter Ozeas, Andrew Burkhard, George Ralfton, Peter Bedford, Jeremiah Simmons, Robert Hopkins, Ifaac Milnor and Samuel Shober, Infpectors of the Revenue.
William Allibone, Superintendant of the Lighthoufe and Beacons.
John M. Nefbitt, William Allen, Robert Bethell, Jo- feph Anthony, Magnus Miller, and George Ord, War- dens.
William Chadwick, Clerk.
The hours for doing bafinefs at the Cuftom-Houfe, are from nine in the forenoon to three in the afternoon. At the warden's office, from 10 to 1 o'clock every day, Sundays excepted, and on every Saturday the fame, on- rokin the afternoon it is open from 3 to 5o'clock, for the clearances of veffels.
James Read, infpecor of flour ; Benjamin Davies, head meafurer of grain ; Tofeph Leacock, infpector of pot-afh; Thomas Pritchet, infpector of falt provifions, George Eagle, head infpector of lumber, John Gill, in- fpector of falt.
Clement Humphreys, William Prefton, Francis Grife Clement Remington, and Chriftleib Bartley, inspectors of lumber.
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DUTI E S
PAYABLE BY LAW ON ALL
Goods, Wares and Merchandize,
Imported into the UNITED STATES of AME- RICA, after the laft day of March 1795. The inward column exhibiting the rates of duties payable on thofe imported in fhips or veffels of the United States, and the outward column the rates payable on the fame if imported in foreign fhips or veffels.
If imported in
American fhips
or. veffels.
Foreign fhips or veffels.
A.
A RMS, fire and fide, not otherwife enumerated, or parts thereof - Apparatus, philofophical fpc- cially imported for any fe- minary of learning - Ale, beer and porter, in cafks, or bottles
- 15
per cent. ad val.
165
.
free
frec
8 IO
cents per gallon per cent. ad val.
8.4 II
on value of the bottles, Artificial flowers, feathers and other ornaments for wo- men's head dreffes -
₹5
Ditto. 16를
231
DIRECTORY.
Annifeed
Articles of all kinds of the
growth, product or manu- facture of the United States, · fpirits excepted Anchors -
B.
Brafs cannon, until the 22d day of May, 1795. -
after May 22, 1795 -teutenague and wire -
-iron or fteel locks, hin- ges, hoes, anvils and vifes - All other manufactures of brafs -
Balls and balfams (fce pow- ders, paftes, &c. - Beer, ale and porter in cafks or bottles -
15
Ditto
165
8 cents per gal. IO Ipercent ad val. Ditto
165
15
Ditto
75 !cents per pair.
Books blank -
IO percent ad val.
Books of perfons who come to refide in the United States - -
free
15 percentad val.
Buckles, fhoe and knee
I5
Ditto Ditto
Brufhes -
-
Bullion -
-
-
Burgundy wine
40
cents per gal.
c.
Cannon of brafs, until the 22d day of May, 1795
free
free
after the 22d
day of May 1795 - -
15 percentad val.
1
Ditto
22
Cards, playing -
If imported in
A.V.
F.V.
15 percentad val.
free
free
IO
per cent ad val.
free 15 free
per cent ad val.
free 16号 free
JO per cent ad val.
II
15
Ditto®
16%
on value of the bottles Bricks and tiles - Bonnets, hats and caps, of e- very kind - Boots -
15
165 824 1
free® 165 16$
Buttons of every kind
-
10 free
free 44
Carriages, or parts of carria- ges -
20
25 .cents per pack.| 27₺
232
STEPHENS'S
If imported in
A. V.
F. V
50 cents per doz.
55
130 cents per cwt. :93
Cabinet wares
15
per cent ad val.
16g
Caps, hats and bonnets of e- very kind - -
Carpets and carpeting
-
15
Ditto
16%
Candles of tallow
2
2+
-
- of wax or fpermaceti
Champaign wine
40
Capers -
15
Canes, walking fticks & whips
Cambricks
Cheefe
7
cents per 1b. per cent ad val.
Ditto
165
Chintzes and coloured cali- coes, or muffins, and all printed, ftained, cr colour- ed goods or manufactures of cotton or of linen, or of both, or of which cotton or linen is the material of chief value -
Cocoa -
Chocolate
-
Clogs & golo fhoes ( fee f .. oes)
15 190
Cordage, tarred -
- and yarn untarred
225
Cofmetics
-
Coal
-
Colours (fee painters)
-
15
Copper manufactures -
in plates, pigs and bars
free
Compofitions for the teeth or gums ( fee dentifrice) - Coffee -
Cotton - -
Cotton or linen manufactures, or of both, or of which cot- ton or linen is the material!
15 5
3
Ditto
1.32
cents per lb. Ditto
cents per pair. cents per cwt. Ditto
165 149 247% 0
percent ad val. cents per bufh. percentad val. Ditto
164 16% free
per centad val. cents per lb. Ditto
54
-
wool and cotton,
Cables and tarred cordage
Ditto
164
I5
Ditto
164
Cartridge paper
6
cents per lb. Ditto
63
44 165
11
IO
China ware
-
15
16%
Cinnamon, cloves, currants & comfits
15
4 3
15 5
cents per gal. per centad val. Dato Ditto
10
233
DIRECTORY.
If imported in
A.V.
F.V.
124 per centad val.
134
IO
Ditto
II
Clocks and watches, or parts of either
-
15
Ditto
16!
Coaches, chariots, phætons, chairs, chaifes, folos, or o- ther carriages or parts of ei- ther
Clothing ready made
10
Ditto
11
free
frec
Cutlaffes, until the 22d day of May 1795 1
free
free
or parts thereof, af-
ter the 22d day of May 1795
15 iper cent ad val.
165
D
Dates and figs Dentifrice, powders, tinctures,
I 5
Ditio
165
preparations and compoli- tions for the teeth or gunis Dolls, dreffed and undreffed, or parts thereof
15
Ditio
15
Ditto
165
Drugs medicinal, except thofe commonly ufed for dying - and woods for dying
1 5
Ditto
165
frec
2
free
E Earthen and ftone wares Effences (fee powders, paftes, &c.)
-
15 (per cent ad va'.
I5
Ditto
F
Fans, or parts thereof Fayal wine -
-1
20
'cents per ga !.
22
U 2
15
Ditto
16.7
Cloths, books, houfhold fur- niture, and the tools or im- plements of the trade or profefiion of perfons who come to refide in the United States
20
Ditto
22
of chief value, being print- ed, ftained or coloured -not printed, ftained or coloured -
2.34
STEPHENS'S
Feathers and other ornaments for women's head dreffes Fringes commonly ufed by upholfterers, coachmakers, and faddlers
Figs
Flowers, artificial,
.15
Ditto
16%
Floor cloths, and mats, or parts of either
15
Ditto
164
Fruits of all kinds
-
I5
Ditto
165
Furrs of every kind undreffed
free
free
G
Glafs, black quart bottles ,
per cent ad val Ditto
II
- window glafs -
15
16g
manufactures thereof
20
Ditto
22
Glauber falts
200
220
Gauzes
10
cents per cwt. per cent ad val
II
Geneva (fee fpirits)
Ginger
15
Ditto
16%
Girandoles or parts thereof
20
Ditto
22
Golofhoes (fee fhoes)
I5
cents per pair.
16臺
Gloves and mittens of every kind 1
1 5
per cent ad val
16%
Gold, filver and plated ware Gold and filver lace
15
Ditto
Ditto
16湯
Goods, wares and merchan- dize, imported directly from China or India, in Chips or veffels not of the United States, except teas, China ware, and all other articles liable tohigher rates of du- ties
Goods, wares and merchan- dize, intended to be re-ex- ported to a foreign port or place in the fame fhipor veffel in which they fhall be imported-and all arti -· .les of the growth, product
If imported in
A.V.
F. V.
15
per cent ad val
165
15
Ditto
165
15
Ditto
165
all other glafs, and
15
Ditto
12+ I
235
DIRECTORY.
or manufacture of the U- nited States, fpirits ex- cepted
Goods, wares and merchan- dize, not herein otherwife particularly enumerated & defcribed
Glue
Gun powder until the 22d day of May 1795.
after the_ 22d
day of May 1795
-
H
Hangers, or parts thereof
I5
Ditto
161
Hair powder
15
Ditto
162
Hats, caps and bonnets, of e- very kind
15
Ditto
Hemp
-
Houfhold furniture of perfons who come to refide in the United States -
free
frec
I
Implements of the trade or profeffion of perfons who come to refide in the Uni- ted States
Indigo Iron wire
-
25 free
cents per lb.
free 271 free
fteel or brafs locks, hinges, hoes, anvils,, and vifes -
caft, flit, or rolled, and all manufactures of iron, fteel, or brafs, or of which either of thefe me- tals is the article of chief| value, not being otherwife particularly enumerated 15
If imported in
A.V. -
F.V.
free
free
10
15
per cent ad val Ditto
16£
free
free
IO
Ditto
II
150
cents per cwt.
IIO free
Hides, raw
free
free
CI
per cent ad val
II
16%
236
STEPHENS'S
If imported in
A. V
F .V.
J Jewellery and paßte work
L
Lace of gold and filver
15
Ditto
Laces and lawns -
Ditto
Laces, lines, fringes, taffels, and trimmings commonly
· ufed by upholfterers, coach- makers, and faddlers
15
Lampblack Lapis calaminaris
free
Leather, tanned and tawed, and all manufactures of leather, or of which Jea- ther is the article of chief value, not otherwife par- ticularly enumerated. I5
Lead and mufket ball, untill the 22d day of May, 1795 after May 22d, 1795
free
free
I
cent per 1b.
H
all other manufactures of lead, or in which lead is the chief article
Lemons and limes
15
Ditto per cent ad yal
165
Linen or cotton manufactures or of both, or of which cor- ton or linen is the material of chief value, printed, ftained, or colured -
12Z
Ditto
- not printed, ftained or coloured -
IO
Ditto
II
Lifbon and Oporto wines Looking glafs -
20
cents per gal. per cent ad val
22
M
Manufactures of tin, pewter, and copper
I5
Ditto
161
of iron, fteel, or
brafs, not otherwife parti- cularly enumerated -
of leather, not!
15
Ditto
,162
165
I5
per cent ad val
.
165 II
-
Ditto
IO
Ditto
16% II free
Ditto
16%
I
25
27.1
237
DIRECTORY.
If imported in
A.V.
F. V
otherwife particularly e- numerated
I 5
per cent ad val
15.
of lead, not o- therwife particularly ena- merated -
of cotton or li-
nen, or of both, printed, itained, or coloured
of ditto, not
.printed, Rained, or coloured!
IO
Ditto
1 1
of glafs (fee
glafs) of tobacco (fee fnuff and tobacco)
-ofwood ( fee ca-
binet wares and wood
of the United
States, fpirits excepted Mats and floor cloths, or parts of either -
Malt -
Marble, flate and other Rone, bricks, tiles, tables, mor- lars, and other uteafils of marble or flate, and gene- rally all ftone, and carthen ware
Madeira wines ( fee wines) Malaga wine
Mace -
Medicinal drugs, except thofe; commonly nfed in dying 15 Merchandize, goods & wares, imported directly from Chi- ----- na or India, in fhips or vef- fels not of the United States, except teas, China ware, & all other articles liable to higher rates of duties Ditto
Merchandize, goods & wares, intended to be re-exported to a foreign port or place:
15
per cent ad val
165
20 15
cents per gal. 'per cent ad val 165 22
Ditto
165
-
124 per cent ad val
133
free
free
15
Ditto
cents per buth
16층 II
I
cent per 1b.
238
STEPHENS'S
In the fame fhip or veffel in which they fhall be im- ported-and all articles of the growth, product or ma- nufacture of the United States, fpirits excepted - Merchandise, goods 3 and
wares, not herein other- wife particulary enume- rated and defcribed -
Mittens, and gloves of every kind
Millinery ready made Molafes
-
15
Ditto®
16€
3
cents per gal.
310
Muffets and firelocks with bayonets fuited to the fame, . and mufket-ball, until the 22d day of May 1705
or parts of either af- ter the 22d day of May 1795
I 5
per cent ad val.
16%
Mufkets and frelocks with- out bayonets or parts of either
15
Ditto
Muffard in four
15
Ditto
Muffins and muffinets print- ed, ftained or coloured -
124
Ditto
134
-not printed, ftained or
coloured
-
Ditto
1I
N
Nails
-
-
2
cents per lb.
2-5
Nankeens
-
-
12% percent. ad val Ditto
164
0
Oranges
15
Ditto
16.
Ornaments for women's head dreffes - 1
15
Ditto
165
Ointments, oilsand odors (fee powders, paftes, &c.
15
Ditto
.165
Olives -
15
Ditto
165
A. V.
F. V.
free
free
IO
per cent. ad val
15
Ditto
164
free
free
132
Nutmegs
-
15
-
- If imported in
239
DIRECTORY.
Oil Oporto and Lifbon wines
P
.
I5
per cent. ad val
- writing and wraping
10
Ditto
II
-sheathingand cartridge
15
Ditto
16%
Painters colours, whether
dry or ground in oil, ex-
cept thofe commonly ufeu in dying
15
Ditto
161
Pack thread and twine
cents per cwt.
440
Pafte boards, parchment or vellum
10
per cent.ad val
II
Pafte work and jewellery
15
Ditto
16Z
Phaetons, or parts thereof
20
Ditto
22 ,
Plaifter of Paris
free
free
Pewter manufactures
15
Ditto
162
-old
free
Pepper
6
cents per lb. per cent.ad val
63
Perfumes
15
free
free
or parts thereof af-
ter the 22d of May 1795
15
per cent.ad val Ditto
15를
Pictures and prints
IO
Pimento
4
cents per lb. per cent.ad val Ditto
-II
Pickles of all forts
15
16%
Printed, ftained, or coloured.
goods or manufactures of cotton, or of linen, or of both -
I22
Ditto
134
Philofophical apparatus; fpe- cially imported for any fe- minary of learning
free
free
Porter, beer and ale in cafks, or bottle -
8
cents per gal. per cent.ad val Ditto
85
II 164
gun powder, until
the 22d dayof May, 1795
If imported in
A . V.
F V.
15
:per cent. ad vais cents per gal.
16%
25
27%
-
free
-
P
Piftols until the 22d day of May 1795 -
-
II
-
Printing types
IO
-on value of rhe bottles Powder, for hair
15
free
Paper hangings -
. 240
STEPHENS'S
-after the 22d day of May 1795 Powders, paftes, balls, bai- fams, ointments, cils, wa- ters, wafles, tinctures, ef- fences or other preparati- ons or compofitions com- monly called fweet fcents, odors, perfumes, or cof- metics-and all powders or or preparations for the teeth or gums -
Plumbs and prunes
-
15
Ditto Ditto
16% 163
R
Raifins
Raw hides and fkius
- free
Rum (fce fpirits) -
S
Salt weighing more than fif- ty fix pounds per bufhel. 12
cents per 56 1b. 13,5
weighing fifty fix pounds per bufhel, or lefs
1 2
Salts glauber
200
cents per bufh. 13-3 cents per cwt. 220
I2,7 per cent ad val 133 free
Salt petre -
Saint Lucar wines
-
Starch
Sail cloth -
15 IO
Ditto
Saddles, or parts thereof
Sattins and other wrought filks -
Steel -
100
Ditto leents per cwt.
IIO
Steel, iron or brafs locks. hinges, hoes, anvils 'and vifes
-- all other manufac- tures of fteel
If imported in
A.V.
F.V.
per cent ad val! II
· Ditto
16元 free
Stained, printed or coloured goods or manufactures of cotton, or of linen, or of both -
- free 30 cents per gal. Iper cent ad val Ditto
33 164 II 164 II
Slate, ftone, and ftone ware
15 10
Ditto
10
15 per cent ad val
-
.
1 5 Ditto
16%
15
241
DIRECTORY.
If imported in
-
A. V.
F.V.
Sheathing and cartridge pa- per
Sherry wine
-
33
per cent ad val cents per gai.
165 3613 free
Sea flores of fhips or veffels free
6
cents per lb.
63
Sweet fcents (fee powders, paftes, &c.) - -
15
per cent ad val
16g
Spirits diftilled in foreign countries, viz.
From grain-
28
cents per gal.
Firft proof
29
Ditto
31.5
Third do.
-
31
Ditto
34+5
Fourth do.
34
Ditte
373
Fifth do.
-
40
Ditto
44
Sixth do.
-
50
Ditto
55
From, other Materials.
Firft proof
25
Ditto
27₺
Second do.
25
Ditto
272
Third do.
28
Ditto
30号
Fourth do.
32
Ditto
354
Fifth do.
Ditto
414
Sixth do.
46
Ditto
502
Spirits diftilled in the Uni-
ted States, imported in the fame fhip or veffel in which they had been pre- vioufly exported from the United States, viz.
From Molaffes.
Firft proof
-
13
Ditte
13
Second do.
-
14
Ditto
14
Third do.
-
Ditto
15
Fourth do.
-
Ditto
17
Fifth do.
21
Ditto
2I
Sixth do.
28
Ditto
28
X
Spermaceti candies
-
Second do.
-
242
STEPHENS'S
If imported in
A. V
F. v .
From Materials of the growth and produce of the United - States.
Firft proof -
Second do.
-
789 8
cents per gal. Ditto
8
Third do.
-
9
Ditto
9
: Fourth do.
-
II
Ditto
Fifth do.
-
13
Ditto
13
Sixth do.
-
18
Ditto
28
Spikes
-
I
Silver and plated ware
1 5
lace -
-
I 5 free
free
Shoes and flippers of filk
25
cents per pair
27₺
_ other fhoes and flip-
pers for men and women,
clogs and golofhoes
I5
Ditto
16元
- other fhoes and flip- pers, for children -
CI
Ditto
Swords and cutlaffes until
free
the 22d day of May 1795.
free
Swords, cutlaffes, or parts of either, after the 22d day of May 1795
15
per cent ad val
16%
Stockings . -
15
Stone and earthern ware
15
Soap
2
cents per lb.
2-5
Solos and other carriages, or parts thereof -
20
per cent ad val
22 free
Sulphur
free
cents per lb.
white clayed
3
Ditto
33.10
ditto, powdered
3
Ditto
33.15
all other clayed or
powdered
-
Ditto
I 3
lump
-
-
Ditto
7 3.20
loaf
Ditto
99.15
other refined
7 3 20
6.5
per cent ad vall II
CI
-
22
cents per lb. 24 1.5
£
Sugars, brown
-
-
Ditto Ditto
164
165
Skins raw
-
cents per lb. per cent ad val Ditto
16% 16%
Sugar candy Snuff
9
Ditto
243
DIRECTORY.
If imported in
A. V.
F.V.
T
Taffelsand trimmings com- monly ufed by upholfer- ers, coachmakers & fad- dlers - -
Tables of maible, flate or other ilonc, or paris thereof - -
NUI 2
Ditto cents per lb.
2 1-5
Teas from India and China.
- bohea
IO
Ditto
15
- fouchong, .and other
18
Ditto
27
- hyfon, imperial, gun-
32
Ditto
50
-other green teas
20
Ditto
53
From Europe. .
-bohea
-
12
Ditto
15:
- -fouchong and
other
black teas -
21
Ditto
27
-hyfon, imperial, gun-
40
Ditto
50
-other green teas -
24
Ditto
,
30
From any other place.
-bohea
15
Ditto
165
black teas
-
27
Ditto
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