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Rbcde-Island. At Newport and Providence, the Ift Monday in February and Auguft, and the ift in May and November.
Connecticut. 1
At New-Haven, the third Tuefday in February and Auguft, and at Hartford the third in May and November.
New-York. At New-York, the Ift Tuefday in February May, Auguft and Nov.
New-Jersey. At Burlington, the Ift Tuefday in February and Auguft, and at New- Brunfwick the firft in May and November.
Pennsylvania. At Philadelphia, on the fecond Tuefday in February, May, Auguft and November.
Delaware. At Dover, the fourth Tuefday in February and Auguft, and at New -- Caftle the fourth in May and November.
Maryland. At Eafton the firft Tuefdays in March and September, and at Balti- more the firft in June and December.
Virginia. At Williamfburgh the third Tuefday in March and September, and at Richmond the third in June and December,
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North-Carolina. At Newbern, the frft Monday in January, April, July and Odober.
South-Carolina. At Charlefton, the third Monday in March and September, the firft in July and the fecond in December.
Georgia. At Augufta, on the fecond Tuefday in November and at Savannah the fecond in February, May and Auguft.
Kentucky. At Frankfort, on the fecond Monday in March, third in June and November. .
Exclufive of the above mentioned ftated courts, the diftrict judges have power to hold fpecial courts in their refpective diftricts; at their difcretion.
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Elias Boudinot, Director, falary 2000 dolls. per ann.
Henry Voight, Chief Coiner, falary 1500 dolls.
Benjamin Ruflı, Treafurer, falary 1200 dolls.
Jofeph Richardfon, affayer, falary 1500 dolls.
Robert Scott, engraver, falary 1200 dolls.
Coins of the United States established by law.
GOLD COINS.
Eagle, value 10 dolls. weight 270 grs. Standard gold.
Half Eagle, 5 135
Quarter Eagle, 24 67-3
Standard Gold is eleven parts pure and one Alley.
SILVER COINS.
Dollar, value 10 dimes, weight 416 grs. fandard filver.
Half dollar, s 208
Quarter dol. 2} 104
Dime 10 cents. 41 and 3ths.
Half dime, 5 20 and 4ths.
Standard filver is 1485 parts pure and 179 alloy.
A pound of pure gold is valued at 15 pounds of pure Elver.
The gold and filver coins of Great-Britian, France, Spain, and Por- tugal, were allowed by law to be tendered in payments, at the rates following viz.
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The gold coins of Great-Britain and Portugal of their prefent fland. ard, at the rate of eighty-nine cents for one pennyweight : and thofe of France and Spain at the rate of eighty-feven cents for one penny- weight: the Spanifh milled dollar weighing not lefs than feventeen pennyweight feven grains at 100 cents ; and the crowns of France con- taining not lefs than 18 pennyweights 17 grains at 110 cents, but at the expiration of three years after the coining of gold and filver com- menced at the mint of the United States, all foreign coins were to ceafe from being a legal tender, except Spanifh milled dollars and parts thereof. And at the expiration of fix months after cents and half cents, to the value of 50,000 dollars fhall have been iffued, all other copper coins are forbidden, under the penalty of ten dollars, and the for- feiture of the pieces fo offered.
By an act of Congref's paffed the ninth of February, 1793, all for- eign filver coins, except Spanifh milled dollars and parts thereof, ceafed to be legal tender for the payment of debts after the 15th of October, 1797 ; and all foreign gold coins after the gift of July, 1798; but this act was fufpended for three years, by an act of laft feffion, during which time foreign gold and filver coins are to be received as ufual.
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GOVERNMENT
OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
JUDICIARY OFFICERS.
High court of errors and appeals consists of
BENJAMIN CHEW, Efq. Prefident and the judges of the fupreme court and the prefidents of the feveral diftricts of the court of com's mon pleas affiftant judges.
Edward Burd, regifter.
SUPREME COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Edward Shippen, Efquire chief juftice. .
Jafper Yates, Thomas Smith, and Hugh Henry Brackenridge, Efq. af- fociate judges.
Jared Ingerf 1, Efquire attorney general.
Edward Burd, Efq. prothonator.
OF THE COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS AND QUARTER SESSIONS.
John D. Coxe, Prefident of the ift diftrict, including Philadelphia, city and county, Bucks, Delaware and Montgomery counties. Sala- ry £600.
John I. Henry, Prefident of the 2d diftrict, including Chefter, York, Lancafter, and Dauphin counties, Salary [500.
Jacob Rufh, Prefident of the 3d diftrict, including Berks, Northamp- ton, Northumberland and Luzerne counties. Salary 6500.
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James Riddle, Prefident of the 4th diftrict, including Cumberland Bedford, Franklin, Huntingdon and Mifflin counties. Salary £.500 Alexander Addifon, Prefideut of the 5th diftrict, including Weft- moreland, Wafhington, Fayette and Allegheny counties. Salary; 6.500,
Charles Biddle, Prothonatory of faid court, for Philadelphia.
LAND OFFICERS.
Tench Coxe, fecretary of the land office. Salary £.500.
Frederick A. Muhlenberg, receiver-general. Ditto.
Daniel Broadhead, furveyor-general. Ditto.
John Donaldfon, comptroller-general of the accounts of the common- wealth.
Samuel Bryan, regifter-general. Salary [.500.
Matthew Irwin, mafter of the rolls.
Clement Biddle, efcheator-general.
Peter Baynton, treafurer of the commonwealth.
Edward Fox, recorder of deeds for the city and county of Philadel- phia.
George Campbell regifter of Wills, &c.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS FOR THE DISTRICT OF PENNE SYLVANIA.
Office south Front-street, near Walnut-streets
George Latimer, Collector.
John Graff, Deputy Collector.
William M'Pherfon, Naval Officer.
William Jackfon, Surveyor and Infpector of the Cuftoms: John Graff, Weigher.
William Milner, Guager.
Jofeph Wharton, Meafurer.
Inspectors of the Customs.
Ifaac Milnor,
John Clayporle,
William Gray,
Robert Jackfon, Jofeph Allen,
James Simmons,
Andrew Burkhard,
John Cret's,
Peter Ozeas, Benjamin i homas,
David Rofe,
James Smith,
Joseph Mort, Robert Hopkins,
George Ralflon,
Bejamin Lawrance,
William Parrifh,
Benjamin Afhmead,
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Wardens.
Nath. Falconer, M. W. John M. Nefbitt, William Allen, Robert Bethell,
Robert Ralfton, Magnus Miller, George Ord, John Dennifon Clerk.
The hours for doing bufinefs at the Cuftom-houfe are, from nine o'clock in the forenoon to three in the afternoon. At the Warden's Office from nine to three o'clock every day, and on every Saturday from nine till one and, from three to five in the afternoon.
James Read, Infpector of Flour.
Mr. Burke, Head Meafurer of Grain.
Jofeph Leacock, Infpector of Pot-Afh.
Thomas Prichet, IntpeStor of Salt Provifions.
Clement Humphreys, Head Infpector of Lumber.
Jofeph Wharton, Iufpector of Salt.
Clement Humphreys, Head Infpector of Lumber.
George Ingles, Efq. Chriftlieb Bartling, Joieph Wetherill, William Prefton, Thomas Hamilton, deputies.
The TIMES of holding the several COURT'S of the Commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA.
The Courts of Errors and Appeals are held At Philadelphia, the 2d Monday in July, annually, with a power of adjourning from time to time.
T'be Supreme Courts are held Åt Philadelphia, the 3d Monday in March, the Ift in September, and the 2d in December. The two firft terms laft 2 weeks, and the laft 3 weeks.
The Ci:cuit Courts in each County are held At fuch times as the juftices of the fupreme court judge moft conve- nient for the people and fhall appoint.
The Courts of Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions are beld,
For the first district At Philadelphia, the ift Mondays in March, June, and December, and the 3d in September ; at Chefter in Delaware county, the laft Mon- days in January, April, July and October ; at Newton in Bucks the Ift and at Norris-town in Montgomery, the 2d Mondays in Fre- bruary, May, Auguft and November.
For the Second district. At Weft Chefter in Chefter county, the 3d Mondays, and at Lancafter, in Lancafter County, the laft in February, May, Auguft and No-
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vember : at York in York County the oft and at Harrifburg ia Dauphin County the 2d in March, June, September and December.
For the third district.
At Reading in Berks County the ift; at Eafton in Northampton the 2d; at Wilkefbarre in Luzerne the 2d ; and at Sunbury in North- umberland the 4th Mondays in January, April, Auguft and No- vember.
For the fourth district.
At Carlifle in Cumberland the ift Mondays in January, April, and Auguft, and laft in October; at Lewiftown in Mifflin, the 2d in January, April, Auguft and ift in November ; at Huntingdon, in Huntingdon County, the ad in January April and Augull, and 2d in November ; at Bedford, in Bedford County, the 4th in January, April and Auguft, and 3d in November; at Chamberfburgh in Franklin the laft Monday in December, Maich and July, and the laft Monday but one in October.
For the fifth district
At Pittfburgh in Allegheny the ift; at Greenfburgh in Weftmore- land the ad; in Someriet the 3d; and at Union in Fayette the 4th Mondays in March, June, September and December , and at Wafh- ington in Wafhington County on the Mondays next following the Fayette County courts.
The mayor's court for Philadelphia,
Is held at fuch times as the Mayor or Recorder fhall appoint.
The aldermen's court Is held at the city Hall in the forenoon of Monday, and Thurfday, every week.
CORPORATION OF THE CITY.
ROBERT WHARTON, Efq. Mayor. ALEXANDER WILCOCKS, Elq. Recorder.
ALDERMEN.
+] Reynold Keem
2 Michael Hntegas
3 John jennings
4 Philip Wager
5 Alexander Tod
6 John Clement Stocker
7 Gunning Bedford
8 Jonathan B. Smith
9 Jacob Baker
10 William Jones
11 John Infkeep
12 Philip S. Phyfick
13 J hu Baker
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SELECT COUNCIL.
Henry Pratt, President
Francis Gurney
Samuel Coates
Samuel M. Fox
John Miller, jun.
Abijah Dawes
Thomas Cumpfton
Godfrey Haga
Caleb North
Jofech Sims
James Read
John Connelly. William H. Tod, Clerk.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Kearny Wharton, President
Thomas Parker
Daniel Smith
Thomas P. Cope
Jofeph Hopkinfon
Jonathan Jones
Edward Penington
Pafchal Hollingfworth
Lawrence Herbert
John Rugan
Cafpar W. Morris
Henry Drinker, jun.
George Plumftead
James Milnor
Timothy Paxton
Michael Keppele
Malc Im M'Donald
Alexander Henry
Thomas Cuthbert
Jacob Chryftler. Edward J. Coale, clerk.
CITY COMMISSIONERS.
Hugh Roberts Joseph Claypoole
Nicholas Hicks Ifaac Jones John Haines, High Constablo
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DUTIES
PAYABLE BY LAW,
ON ALL
GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDIZE,
Imported into the United States of America, After the laft day of June, 1797.
The inward column exhibiting the rates of duties payable on thofe imp rted 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.
A
ARMS, fire RMS, fire and fide, not other- wife enumerated, or parts thereof, Apparatus, philofophical, fpecially imported for any feminary of learning
Ale, beer, and porter, in cafks or bottles
On value of the bottles
Artificial flowers, feathers, and o- ther ornaments for women's head , dreffes Annifeed
Articles of all kinds of the growth,
If imported in
S American fhips
or veffels
Foreign fhips or veffels n
15
per cent, ad val.
free
8
10
cents per gallon per cent. ad val.
8% II
15 15
ditto ditto
164
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product or manufacture of the United States, fpirits excepted Anchors
B
Brafs cannon, until the 22d day of May, 17:5
-- after May 22, 1795
- teutenage and wire
frec
iron, or fteel locks, hinges. hoes, anvils and vifes
10
per cen+. ad val. ditto
1
- all other manufactures of brafs Balls and baliams, (fee powders, paftes, &c.)
Beer, ale and porter, in cafks or bottles
On value of the bottles
Bricks and tiles
Bonnets, hats and caps, of every kind
Boots
Books, blank
1 C
cents per pair per cent. ad val.
Books of perfons who come to re- fide in the United States
Buttons of every kind
Buckles, fhoe and knee
Bruthes
Bullion
Burgundy wine
C
Cannon of brafs, Intil the 22d day of May, 1795"
after 22d of May, 1795
15
per cent. ad val. detto
Carriages, or parts of carriages
20
Cards, playing
- wool and cotton
Cables and tarred cordage
I So
Cabinet wares
Caps, hats and bonnets of every kind
Carpets and carpetting
ditto
Cartridge paper
15
ditto
Can'tles of tallow
2
cents per pound ditto
2-5
- - of wax or fpermaceti
Champaign wine
Capers
15
Cambrics
10
Cheefe
China ware
Cinnamon, cleves, currants, and
If imported în
A. V
free 10
per cent. ad val.
free II
1
free
fee
15 free
15
15
ditto
16.2
84. II 161.
II free 161 16. II free 44
frec 161 22 271 55 198 1
ICK 16.1 16.1
6
40
4.7
Canes, walking-Sticks and whips
10
1 l
cents per pound per cent. ad val.
15
cents per gallon per cent. ad , -1. ditto
IC
1)
ditto
free 'S
per cent. ad val. ditto
IO free 440
cents per gallon
free
25 50
cents per pack cents per dozen cents per cwt. per cent. ad val.
15
15
ditto
cents per gallon per cent. ad val. ditto ditto
7
F.V.
ditto
8
per cent. ad val.
40
If imported in
A. V
F. V.
comiits
Chintzes or coloured calicoes or muffins, and all printed ftained, or colored 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 and golofhoes (fee fhoes)
15
Cordage, tarred
180
- - and yarn untarred
Cofmetics Coal
Colours (fee painters')
5 15 I5
frec
-- in plates, pigs and bars Compofition for the teeth or gums (fee dentifrice)
15
per cent. ad val. cents per lb. ditto
53
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Cotton or linen manufactures, or of both, or of which cotton or linen is the material of chief value, be- ing printed, ftained cr coloured, or cotton manufactures not print- ed, flained or coloured
Clocks and watches, or parts of ei- ther
15
ditto
132 164
Coaches, chariots, phatons, chairs, chaifes, folos, or other carriages or parts of either
Cloathing, ready made
IO
ditto
Cloths, books, houfhold furniture, & the tools or implements of the trade or profeffion of perfons who come to refide in the United States
Cutlaffes, until the 22d day of May, 1795 - or parts thereof, after the 22d day of May, 1795 D
Dates and figs Dentifrice, powders, tinctures, pre- parations and compositions for the teeth or gums
Dolls dreffed and undreffed, or parts thereof
Drugs, medicinal, except thefe com-
12를
2
ditto cents per pound ditto
13-2 2-1 376
198 247₴
225 15
per cent. ad val. cents per bufhel per cent. ad val. ditto
16.2 freo
16.1
Coffee Cotton
5
20
ditto
22 .
free
frea
free
free
I5
per cent. ad val.
161
I5
ditto
164
15
ditto
16.4
ditt)
16.1
15
per cent. ad val.
3
cents per pair cents per cwt. ditto
Copper manufactures
per cent. ad val.
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If imported m
A. V
F.V.
per cent. ad val.
16.4
free
Earthen and ftone wares
IŞ
per cent. ad val. ditto
165
Effences (fee powders, paftes, &c.) F
15
Fans, or parts thereof Fayal wine
20
cents per gallon
22
Feathers and other ornaments for women's head dreffes
15
per cent. ad val.
16%
Fringes commonly ufed by uphol- fterers, coachmakers and fadlers
Figs
15
-
ditto
Flowers, artificial
15
ditto
16%
Floor-cloths and mats, or parts of either
15
ditto
161
Fruits of all kinds
15
ditto
16%
Furrs of every kind, undreffed G
free
free
Glafs, black quart bottles
IO
ditto
Window glafs
I5
ditto
All other glafs, and manufac- tures thereof
20
ditto
22
Glauber falts
200
220
Gauzes
IO
Geneva (fee fpirits)
Ginger
15
ditto
Girandoles, or parts thereof
20
ditto
Goloflioes (l'ee floes)
15
161
Gloves and mittens of every kind
I5
162
Gold, filver and plated ware
I5
ditto
16%
Goods, wares and merchandize, in- ported directly from China or In- dia, in fhips or veffels not of the United States, except teas, China ware, and all other articles liable to higher rates of duties
Goods, wares and merchandize, in- tended to be re-exported to a fo- reign port or place in the fame fhip or veffel in which they thall be imported-and all articles of the growth, product or manu- facture of the United States, fpirits excepted
Goods, wares and merchandize, not herein otherwife particularly e- numerated and defcribed Glue
free
free
IO
I5
per cent. ad. val. ditto
I İ :61
ionly ufed for dying and woods for dying E
15 free
15
ditto
161
15
ditto
161.
II 16들
cents per cwt. per cent. ad val.
161 22
cents per pair per cent. ad val. ditto
Gold and filver lace
15
ditto
12
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Gunpowder until the 22d day of May, 1795
after the 22d day of May, 1795
H
Hangers, or parts thereof Hair powder
Hats, caps, and bonnets of every kind
Hemp
Hides, raw
Houthold furniture of perfons who come to refide in the United States
I
Implements of the trade or profef- fion of rerfons who come to re- fide in the United States Indigo Iron wire
- fteel or brafs locks, hinges, hoes, anvils and vifes
IO
per cent. ad val.
Iron, caft, flit or rolled, and all ma- nufactures of iron, fteel or brafs, or of which either of thefe metals is the article of chief value, not being otherwife particularly enu- merated
J Jewellery and pafte-work
L
Lace of gold and filver
Laces and lawns
10
ditto
Laces, lines, fringes, taffels, 2nd trimming's commonly ufed by up- holfterers, coachmakers and fad- lers
Lampblack
IO
ditto
Lapis caliminaris
Leather, tanned and tawed, and all manufactures of leather, or of which leather is the article of chief value, not otherwife parti- cularly enumerated
Lead and mufket-ball, until the 22d day of May, 1795
after May 22d, 1795
All other manufactures of lead, or in which lead is the chief article I
If imported in
A. V
F.V.
free
- free
10
per cent. ad val.
II
15
ditto
ditto
16.1 161
16.3
100
cents per cwt.
IIO frec
free
free 27- frec
II
16%
15
ditto
ditto
16%
16%. II free
16.1
free
free
I
cent per pound
ditto
.
free
free
25 free
cents per pound
ditto
15
ditto
15
free
-
ditto
15
ditto
I5
free
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Lemons and limes
Linen or cotton manufactures, or of both, or of which cotton or linen is the material of chief value, printed, ftained or coloured, or cotton manufactures not printed ftained or coloured
Linen manufactures, or of which linen is the material of chief value not printed, ftained or coloured Lifbon and Oporto wines Looking-glaf's
M Manufactures of tin, pewter and copper
15
ditto
16I
-.- 'of iron, fteel, or brafs, not otherwife particularly enu- inerated
15
ditto
16.2
15
ditto
16.2.
- of cotton or linen, or of both, printed, ftained or co- loured, or of cotton not printed, ftained or coloured
12
per cent. ad val.
132
of linen not printed, ftained or coloured
IO
· of glafs (fee glafs) of tobacco (fee fnuff and tobacco)
of wood (fee cabinet wares and wood)
of the United States, spirits excepted
free
free
Mats and floor cloths, or parts of either
Malt
15 10
per cent. ad val. cents per buthel
164 II
Marble, flate, and other flone, bricks, tiles, tables, mortars, and other utenfils, of marble or flate, and generally allftone and earth- en ware 15
Madeira wine (fee wines)
Malaga wine Mace
20
15
Medicinal drugs, except thofe com- monly ufed in dying
Merchandize, goods and wares, im- ! . ported directly from China or In-
15
-
F. V.
15
per cent. ad val.
16.4
1
per cent. ad val.
134
ditto
25
20
cents per gallon per cent. ad val.
27% 22
of leather, not other- wife particularly enumerated - of lead, not otherwife particularly enumerated
I
cent per pound
1
ditto
IL
per cent. ad val.
161
cents per gallon per cent. ad val.
22 161
ditto
If imported in
A. V
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dia, in fhips or veffels not of the United States, except teas, China ware, and all other articles liable to higher rates or duties Merchandize, goods and wares, in- tended to be re-exported to a fo- reign port or place in the fame fhip or veffel in which they fhall be imported-and all articles of the growth, product or manu- facture of the United States, fpi- rits excepted
Merchandize, goods and wares not herein otherwife particularly enu- merated and defcribed
Mittens and gloves of every kind Millenary ready made Molaffes
Mufkets and firelocks with bayonets fuited to the fame, and mufket ball, until the 22d of May, 1795 - or parts of either after the 22d day of May, 1795
free
free
15
per cent. ad val.
10
Mufkets and firelocks without bay- onets or parts of either
I5
ditto
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Muftard in flour
15
ditto
162
Muffins and muffinets, whether printed, ftained, coloured or o- therwife
Ⅰ그를
ditto
132
N
Nails
2
· cents per lb.
Nankeens
132
Nutmeg's
15
per cent. ad val. ditto
164
0
Oranges
Ornaments for women's head dreffes
15
ditto
162 163
Ointments, oils and odors (fee pow- ders, paftes, &c.)
15
ditto
16.1
Oil
Oporto and Lifbon wine
P
Paper hangings
writing and wrapping
theathing and cartridge
Painters' colours, whether dry or ground in oil, except thofe com- monly ufed in dying
Pack thread and twine
Palle boards, parchment or vellum
If imported in
A. V
F.V.
per cent. ad val.
1 23
free
free
10
per cent. ad val.
15 15
4
ditto ditto cents per gallon
16%
400
10
cents per cwt. per cent. ad val. -
161
IO
ditto
15
ditto
16.Z
15
ditto
16:2
Olives
15
ditto
15
25
cents per gallon
272
per cent. ad val.
IS
ditto
15
ditto
440 II
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If imported in
A. V
Paffe-work and jewellery Phætons, or parts thereof Plaifter of Paris Pewter manufactures
-old
Pepper Perfumes
Piftols until the 22d day of May 1795
fre e
free
- -or parts thereof after the 22d day of May 1795
15
Ditto Ditto
Pictures and prints
10
Pimento
4
Printing types
IO
Pickles of all forts
15
cents per pound per cent. ad val. Ditto
Printed, ftained or coloured goods, or manufactures of cotton, or of linen, or of both
123
Ditto
135
Philofophical apparatus, fpecially imported for any feminary of learning
free
free
Porter, beer and ale in cafks or bot- tles
8.
cents per gallon per cent. ad val. ditto
II
-gun powder until the 22d day of May 1795
free
free
-after the 22d day of May 1795
IO
ditto
Powders, paftes, balls, balfams, ointments, oils, waters, wafhes, tinctures, effences or other prepa- rations or compofitions common- ly called fweet fcents, odors, pre- fumes, or cofmetics-and all powders or preparations for the teeth or gums
Plumbs and prunes
R
Raifins Raw bides and fkins
15
free
Rum (fee fpirits)
S
Salts weighing more than fifty-fix pounds per buffel 20
-weighing fifty-fix pounds per buffel or le's
20
-glauber
200
Stained, printed or coloured goods
· or manufactures of cotton, or of
15
20 free
per cent. ad val. Ditto
Ditto
15 free
6
15
cents per pound per cent. ad val.
F.V.
16일 22 free 161 free 6-3 162
164 161
15
ditto
ditto
free
cents per 56 1b.
cents per buffel cents per cwt.
22
225
II 4号
165
84
-- on value of the bottles Powder, for hair
10
15
II
IS
ditto
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Linen, or of both
Salt petre
Saint Lucar wines
30
cents per gallon per cent. ad val.
33 16號
Starch
15
Sail cloth
10
ditto
II
Slate, ftone, and stone ware
15
ditto
162
Saddles, or parts thereof
ditto
II
Sattins and other wrought filks
ditto
II
Steel
100
cents per cwt.
IIO
Steel, iron or brafs locks, hinges, hoes, anvils and vifes
IO
per cent. ad val.
II
-all other manufactures of fteel
I5
ditto
165 2
Sheating and cartridge paper
15
ditto
163
Sherry wine
33
cents per gallon
free
Spermaceti candles
6
cents per pound
6.3
Sweet fcents (fee powders, pafts, &c.)
15
per cent ad val.
Spirits diftilled in foreign countries viz.
From grain.
Firft proof
28
cents per gallon
305
Second do.
29
ditto
9
Third do.
31
ditto
3416
Fourth do.
.34
ditto
44
Sixth do.
50
ditto
55
From other Materials.
Firft proof
25
ditto
27-2
Second do.
25
ditto
27元
Third do.
2S
ditto
30-5
Fourth do.
32
ditto
353
Fifth do.
38
ditto
414
Sixth do.
46
ditto
Spirits diftilled in the Uinted States,
imported in the fame flip or vef-
fel in which they had been pre-
vioufly exported from the Uni- ted States, viz.
From Moiasses.
Firft proof
I3
ditto
13
Second de.
I4
ditto
14
Third do.
15
15
Fourth do.
17
ditto
17
Fifth do.
21
ditto
21
Sixth do.
28
ditto
28
From materials of the growth and
produce of the United States.
Firft proof
7
ditto
7
Second de.
ditto
If imported in
A.V
F.V.
121 free
per cent. ad val.
133 free
Sea ftores of flips or veffels
free
-
ditto
37월
Fifth do.
40
ditto
[ 1 47
Third do Fourth do. Fifth do. Sixth do.
Spikes
i
Silver and plated ware
15
- lace
15
Skins raw Shoes and flippers of filk
25
cents per pair
27월
-
164
other fhoes and flippers for children
10
11
Swords and cuthffes until the 22d day of May, 1795
free
free
Swords, cutlafies, or parts of either after the 22d day of May, 1795
15
per cent. ad val.
Stockings
15
ditto
Soap
2
cents per pound
Solos and other carriages or parts thereof
20
per cent. ad val.
Sulphur
free
Sugars brown
2
cents per pound
2-}
- white clayed
3
ditto
white powdered
3
ditto
- lump
6
ditto
113 20 775
loaf
9
ditto
Sugar candy
9
· ditto
Snuff
22
ditto
24}
T
Taffels and trimmings commonly ufed by upholfterers, coachmakers and faddlers
15
per cent. ad val.
16}
Tables of marble, flate or other ftone, or parts thereof
15
ditto
Tallow candles
2
cents per pound.
Teas from China and India.
bohea
12
ditto
- fouchong and other black teas
18
ditto
- hyfon, imperial, gunpowder, or gomee
32
ditto
50
20
ditto
30
boliea
14
ditto
21
ditto
-- hyfon, imperial, gunpowder, -
If imported in
-
A. V
9
cents per gallon
9
II
ditto ditto
11
13
18
ditto
18 1.1
cent per pound per cent. ad val. ditto
16.1
164 free
free
other fhoes and flippers for men and women, clogs and go- lofhoes
15
ditto
ditto
ditto
Stone and earthen ware
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