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1 Wilkey Mrs. victualler 289 Callowhill Wilkey Christopher, hair dresser 6-Sassafras alley Wilkey James, laborer 322 S Sixth , Wilkins John, laborer 385 S Front Wilkins Caleb, taylor 62 Chesnut Wilkinson Thomas, sea captain 469 S Front Wilkinson Christopher, carpenter 133 N Third. Wilkinson Frances, nurse 379 N Front Williams Augustus, accomptant 112 Walnut. Williams Andrew, mariner 264 S Fourth Williams Eliza, nurse Coopers court.
PHILADELPHIA
Williams Hesekiah, merchant 60 Mulberry Williams E. gentleman 134 N Eighth Williams Elijah, mate Pfeffers alley Williams James, painter &c. next 4 Grays alley Williams James, carpenter 89 N Eighth Williams James, fruiterer 64 High, 32 Vine Williams Jesse, lumber mercht. Spruce above 7th Williams John A. merchant 30 S Second Williams Charles, mariner 391 N Third Williams Charles, laborer 328 N Front Williams Charles, mariner 47 Green Williams Richard, taylor Coxes alley Williams Nehemiah, St. Marys street Williams Robert, plaisterer 12 Crabb street XVilliams Judith, widow 6 Branners alley Williams Jacob, victualler Wood above Eighth Williams Jones, carter 265 Catherine 1
Williams Moses, laborer 244 Sassafras Williams James, laborer 158, N Eighth Williams John, mariner 10 Little Oak Williams Jesse, shopkeeper 203 Sassafras Williams John, malster sterling alley Williams John, carter 110 Catherine Williams John, mariner 196 S Sixth Williams Leml. boarding house 160 S Front Williams Peter, baker 462 N Third Williams Wm. boarding house 2 Lætitia court Williams John, sea captain near 11 Keys alley Williams Mary, shopkeeper 100 N Second Williams Moses, shoemaker 6 Strawberry Wiliams Samuel, tinman Pearsons court Williams Sarah, shopkeeper 35 S Second Williams Thomas, tavernkeeper 213 Cedar Williams Thomas, mariner 257 S Third Williams Thomas, cabinet maker 75 Sassafras Williams T. painter &c. 149 S 8th & 111 Walnut Williams Thomas & Benj. tanners & curriers 109 Chesnut & 455 N Front Williams Thomas, waiter Biddles alley Willia s Robert, wood sawyer 103 Cherry Williams S. junr. lumber merchant 217 Walnut
DIRECTORY.
Williams Samuel, senr. gentleman 221 Walnut Williams S. H. tin ware manufacturer 228 High- Williams Robert, mariner 198 S Sixth Williams William, sea captain 36 Christian Williams Wm. J. floor cloth and carpet warehouse 148 S Second
Williams S. & Son, mahogany yard 168 Walnut . Williams William, taylor 202 N Second
Williams Joseph, accomptant 92 Vine 1
Williamson Jesse, carpenter 22 German
Williamson F. nurse 379 N Front Williamson Daniel, grocer 179 S Sixth
Williamson William, sail maker 130 N Front
Williamson John, mariner 387 S Front Williamson Rachael, widow Fayette Williamson John, grazer 349 S Second
Williamson Saml. gold & silversmith 118 S Front
Williamson William, sea captain 4.1 Plum Williamson Wm. & Wright, sail makers 4 Sassafras Willig George, musical magazine 12 S Fourth Willing & Francis, merchants next 21 Penn Willing & Curwen, merchants 109 S Front Willing Richard, merchant 187 S Third Willing George, merchant 64 Pine
Willing T. president of the U. S. Bank 100 S 3dr Willing Thomas M. merchant 105 S Third Willing Wm. merchant 108 Walnut
Willington Elizabeth, widow 47 Meade alley Willington Edward, sea captain 17 Queen
Willis Jonathan, flour merchant Mulberry court
Willis Elizabeth, storekeeper 161 N Third Willis John, oysterman 7. Cressons alley Willis John, accomptant 54 Sassafras
Willis M. turner 35 Elfreths alley
Willis, widow of S. grocer 163 S Front 162 Water Willis Solomon, turner 61 Dock Willis Thomas city commissioner 197 Mulberry Willis & Yardley, merchants 21 S Wharves Willisford William, mariner 67 Christian Wills Eliza, victualler 285 N Eighth Wills James & Son, grocers Chesnut
PHILADELPHIA
Wills Philip, carter 105 Pine Wills Thos. sea captain 24 Swanson, 81 Penn Wills George, pewterer 22 Elfreths alley Wilmer Lambert, flour merchant 120 N Fourth Wilmer James, mariner 411 S Front Wilson Alexr. merchant 149 S Second Wilson Ann, grocer 62 Sassafras Wilson Benjamin, merchant 4 S Fifth Wilson Bird, attorney at law 74 Walnut
Wilson Francis, tobacconist 118 S Fifth
Wilson Elizabeth, widow next 71 N Tenth Wilson Edward, merchant near 14 S Fourth Wilson G. S. merchant 161 Mulberry & 40 N Water
Wilson George, bookbinder 19 Church alley Wilson George, grocer 10 Fayette
Wilson George, 163 S Sixth
Wilson George, hat manufactory 120 N Front Wilson James, taylor 70 N Water
Wilson James, carpenter 27 Callowhill
Wilson John, storekeeper 10 N Second
Wilson John, sea captain 498 S Front
Wilson John B. merchant 63 High Wilson Joseph, taylor 43 Coates alley Wilson James, shoemaker Elmslies alley: Wilson Philip, gentleman 17 Wood Wilson James, laborer 26 south alley
Wilson John, coach painter 129 Walnut Wilson Joel W. accomptant 39 Mulberry Wilson James, oysterman near 85 N Eighth Wilson John, nailer 382 south Second Wilson John, tinman Bakers alley Wilson John, stonecutter corner of 10th & High' Wilson James, plaisterer Eleventh near Locust Wilson John, tavernkeeper 193 Chesnut Wilson Mary, huckster 209 N Second Wilson Robert, sea captain Locust above Eighth:
Wilson Robert, carpenter & Knights court Wilson Mary, boarding house 15. N Eighth: Wilson Mrs. widow 236 south Third
Wilson Mrs. seamstress 35 north Second
Wilson Robert, oysterman 136 south Sixth .1
Wilson Robert, grocer corner German & Passyunk:
DIRECTORY.
Wilson Robert, tobacconist 173 north Second Wilson S. grocer 163 north Third Wilson Silas, innkeeper 341 north Front Wilson William storekeeper 9 Chancery lane Wilson William, stationer 31 north Second Wilson William trader Queen near Second Wilson William, upholsterer 83 Dock
Wilson William, taylor 195 Sassafras Wilson Kenneth, oak cooper 113 S Front WVilstack Charles, storekeeper 178 north Second Wilt Abraham, gentleman 55 Sassafras" Wiltberger Christian, gold & silversmith 13 N.2d Wiltberger Peter, merchant 101 High and 74, N 3d Wiltberger, George, lumber merchant 358 N Front Wimer George, grocer 274 south Third Wimley John, shingle dresser 196 Vine WVing .Frederickt baker 72 Spruce
Winkhouse Catharine, widow Sterling alley Winn Peter, shoemaker 133 Spruce Winnemore, Rose, widow 301 S Fourth
Winnemore Jacob, grocer next 134 Swanson Wingler Anthony, bricklayer 129 New
Winter Richard, boarding house 1.1 south Fourth Winter A. victualler Wood near 8th, 3 N shambles Winters P. grocer 32 Appletree alley, 130 N 5th Winter Elizabeth, widow 6 Budd st
Winter Mark, saddler 17 Cressons alley Winslow Elijah, sea captain 22 Callowhill
Wire J. windsor chair maker 209.S Front, 208 \Va- ter street
Wire William, grocer 221 Cedar Wirts Robert, blacksmith 16 Fayette Weise George, blacksmith 117 Walnut Wiesely Edward, mast maker 30 Marys st Wisdom John, laborer 195 south Sixth Wismer Henry, M. D. Dispensary Wiseman Margaret, widow 433 south second Wiseman Margaret, grocer 196 N Water Wiseman Samuel, blacksmith .359. N Second Wisinger Michael, wire worker 79 N Front Wispart C. painter &c. 126 Callowhill
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PHILADELPHIA
Wispart Adam, carpenter 294 Mulberry Wisper Adam & Daniel, carpenters 133 Green Wistar Caspar, M. D. corner Prune & Fourth Wister Charles I. merchant 197 Walnut Wister Daniel, gentleman 141 High Wister John, merchant 143 High
Wister John & Charles merchants 143 High Wister Jacob, boarding house 14 Almond Wister Jacob, laborer 406 N Third Wistar Sarah, gentlewoman 108 Chesnut Wistar & Konigmacker, ironmongers 119 High Wistar Richard, merchant 110 Chesnut Wistar Thomas, gentleman 133 High
Wister Peter, wheelwright above 511 north Second Witchell Samuel, carter 167 north Sixth Witherston Adam, victualler St. Tammany Witherston John, victualler St. Tammany Witherston Peter, victualler 58 Brown Witherston Christian, victualler Charlotte Witkey John, hatter 11 Lætitia court Witman widow, nurse sweeds alley Witmer Harman sea captain 88 Cedar Wittenberg M. bookbinder 33 Pewter platter alley Wiltick Frederick, shoemaker 462 N Front Witman David, carter Logan st
Witman & Fisher, painters Shrivers court Woeipper George G. victualler 145 Sassafras Woglom Peter, bricklayer 20 Sassafras
-Woglom Abraham, brickmaker 156 north Fifth Wolbert Fred. justice of the peace -354 N Second Wolbert Thomas, shoemaker 143 St Johns Wolbert David, victualler Lawrence st Wolbert Charles, porter 193 St Johns
Wollmer Daniel, oak cooper 90 north Fourth Wolf Lewis, hair dresser.5 N Sixth Wolfe Jacob, mariner 22 Cedar street Wolfe & Gravenstine, wheelwrights 408 S Second Wolfe Andrew, professor of music 206 Cherry Wolf Jacob, laborer. 472 Sassafras
Wolfe Jacob, wheelwright 435 south Second Wolfe David, chairmaker 447 S Front Wolfe Andrew, shoemaker 3 Butlers court
DIRECTORY.
Wolfe John, tavernkeeper 341 north Front Wolfe Mary, grocer 166 Lombard WVolfe Catherine, widow Drinkers court Wolforde widow, storekeeper 454 Sassafras Wolforde Abraham, ropemaker 13th near Cherry Wolford & Keyser, plasterers 148 N Fifth Wolfstick Francis, baker 89 Catherine st Wonderly David, victualler 208 N Eighth Wonderly widow of Jacob, victualler 81 N Eighth Wonderly W. victualler 102 N 8th & 9 O Shambles Wood Catherine, storekeeper 8 N Second Wood Clement, farrier 247 St. Johns
Wood Henry, taylor 10 Shippen
Wood Isaac, carpenter 23 Callowhill
Wood George W. merchant 95 N Fifth
Wood George, carpenter 90 Gaskill
Wood Thomas, parchment maker 71 S Fifth Wood James, mariner Goddards alley
Wood John, carpenter 6 Cressons alley
Wood Isaac, shipwright 23 Callowhill Wood Garet, painter &c. 42 N Fourth ١٠
Wood Jonathan, shoemaker 118 Chesnut
Wood James, merchant 47 N water, 22 Sassafras Wood Henry, cotton spinner corner 12th & walnut Wood John, storekeeper 172 north Second Wood widow, boarding house 159 N Front Wood widow, boardidg house 119 south Third Wood Mansfield, Rose alley
Wood Thomas, fringe weaver 65 Chesnut
Wood William, parchment maker 71 S Fifth Wood William, laborer 192 Mulberry.
Wood James C. taylor 20 Branch
Woodby Margaret, cake baker 5 Coombes alley Woodfall Charles, 77 Christian
Woodhouse James, AI. D. 13 Cherry
Woodhouse William, bookseller &c. 6 S Front Woodland Michael, carter near 297 Callowhill Woodman Joseph, sea captain 51 Almond Woodman Ann grocer corner Vine & Second Woodman William, accomptant Watkins court Woodman Christian, blacksmith 561 S Front
PHILADELPHIA
Woodruff Abraham, blacksmith Equality court Woodruff Archibald, grocer 68 N Second Woodfall Judith, widow 431 S Front Woodsides John A. painter &c. 37 N Fifth Woodward Charles, accomptant 69_ N Fifth Woodward William W. printer, bookseller and sta-
tioner '52 S Second corner of Chesnut Woodward Thomas, sea captain corner Pine & 3d. Woodruff Hampton hair dresser 80 N Third Woolly Abraham, grocer 301 Vine
Woolrige Mary, widow 154 S Fifth
Woolston J. tinplate worker 74 High & Bakers alley Woolston Benjamin, carpenter 5 Strawberry alley Work Jane, widow 52 Plum
Work David, loborer Cedar above . T'enth
Work Samuel, carpenter 277 . S. Third.
Workman-John lumber merchant 260 S Front
Workman & Clark, grocers corner Swanson and. Almond
Wormstead Michael, laborer Emlens court Worrel Isaiah, carpenter 182 N Fifth ‹
Worrel Joseph, tavernkeeper 8 Strawberry Worrel Joseph, carpenter 56 S Sixth
Worrel Jonathan, shoemaker 93 Mulberry Worrel William, merchant 35 N Second Worth James, merchant 280 N Second Worthington, Sarah, widow 350 N Front Worstall Mathew, skoemaker 4 Coates court Wotherington Cesar, fruiterer 103 S Fifth Wotherspoon Thos. merchant 22 S Front Worthy Francis, shoemaker 126 Plum Wray Andr. grocer & tavernkeeper 166, Swanson Wray Wm. grocer 5, 7, 9, & 11 High Wray Wm. storekeper 271.N Second Wright Caleb, currier N É corner Dock & Walnut, Wright Enoch, taylor 80 Mulberry 0
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Wright Jacob, blacksmith 249 S Fourth
Wright John, caulker 573 S Front Wright John, oak cooper Says wharf Wright John, machine maker 36 Cherry Wright John, accomptant 86 S Third
DIRECTORY.
Wright John, soap and candle maker 151 Lombard Wright M. coppersmith &c. 201 High Wright & Williamson, sail makers Race st. wharf Wright Sarah, widow 3 Watkins court Wright Jonathan, ship carpenter near 18 Vernon Wright Saml. G. merchant 57 N Front Wright John, mariner 135 N Water (see Wight Wright Ann, widow 51 N Eighth
Wright Thos. ladies shoemaker 115 S Second
Wright Wm. sailmaker 42 Sassafras Wright Joseph, sailmaker S 29 4th, 48 S Wharves Wright Sarah and daughter, Millers alley WVroth Wm. sea captain 85 Christian WVyand Henry, baker 124 S Second
Wyand Conrad, blacksmith 70 N Sixth Wynkoop Mrs. gentlewoman 151 S Water
WVynkoop Abraham, wholesale and retail tea mer- chant 86 N Second Wynkoop Joseph, merchant 24 St. Johns Wynn Jacob, carter 194 Cherry WVylie Rev. Samuel, 144 S Ninth Wythe Daniel, painter 1 S Third Wurts S. and Son, shopkeepers 207 Mulberry
Y ARDS JAMES, merchant 37 S Fourth Yard Samuel, mate 184 Swanson Yard Lewis, carpenter 137 & 139 Plum Yard Shandy, waiter 66 Walnut Yard Helen, widow 18 Sassafras Yardley James, sea captian 421 S Front Yardley Wm. merchant 58 Mulberry Yardley Richard, merchant 40 N Second Yarnall Ellis, ironmonger 39 High Yates John, storekeeper 51 N Second Yates Mrs. widow 84 N Third Yates Edmund, gentleman 185 Pine Yeager John, skindresser 284 N Front A a
PHILADELPHIA.
Yeager John, shoemaker 103 Sassafras. Yeager Caspar, whitesmith 266 Sassafras Yeager Nicholas, laborer S Broad street Teater Charles, carpenter 128 Brown Yocom James, laborer 57 N Sixth Yohe George, innkeeper 200 & 202 High Yokle Mary, shopkeeper 2 Little Oak Yopst John, shoemaker 318 N Front Yorke & Lippencott, auctioneers 51 & 53 N Front Yorke Samuel, auctioneer 49 Mulberry York James, laborer 190 Mulberry York Jonathan, huxter 92 Gaskill Yorke Peter, sea captain 6 Lodge street Young A. taylor 278 St. Johns Young Charles, grocer corner Catherine and Front Young Daniel, laborer 272 St. Johns Young Henry, segar maker 271-St. Johns Young John, teacher S Tenth near High Young Thomas, carpenter 60 S Second Young John & William, soap boilers 194 Vine Young C. broker & commission mercht. 78 Chesnut Young Jacob, carter 248 St. Johns Young Henry, gilder & carver 140 S Fourth Young Jacob, painter & glazier 352 N Third Young Jas. boarding house 201 S Front 200 water Young Maria, widow St. Tammany Young Mrs. Eleventh below Spruce Young Francis, taylor 50 Callowhill Young Mrs. boarding house 179 High Young Jacob, grocer 69 N Tenth Young John, storekeeper 154 N Third Young John, shoemaker 399 N 'Third Young Joseph, hog victualler 148 Brown Young Lewis, cabinet maker 257 S Second Young Lewis, innkeeper 1 Carpenter Young Philip, blacksmith 44 New Young Samuel, harbour master 170 south Front Young Samuel, gentleman 458 N Second Young William, soap boiler 174 Vine Young Thomas, shoemaker 202 south Second .Young Mary, widow Brittons alley
DIRECTORY.
Young Wm. merchandize & ship broker 61 Dock Young Wm. grocer corner Shippen and Passyunk Young William, boot & shoemaker 90 S Second Young Samuel, fruiterer 175 north Second Youreous Andrew, baker 546 N Third Yrujo Marquis de Cassa minister, &c from his Ca- tholic majesty, corner of Pine and Second
Z AHRENS Anthony, skindresser 297 N Third Zane John, carpenter 36 Farmers alley Zantzinger Thos. B. attorney at law 184 Chesnut Zantzinger Jacob, shoemaker 10 Passyunk road Zargable Anthony, shoemaker 164 N Fourth Zargable Godfrey, shoemaker 22 Star alley Zebley Joseph, carpenter 34 New Zebley Rudolph, carter 468 Sassafras Zebley Jacob, constable near 31 Sassafras Zeiss Andrew, baker 23 north Seventh Zeilin Jacob, tavernkeeper 161 Chesnut - Zeiner Thomas, laborer 481 north Third Zeli Ch. stopher, 21 Appletree alley Zeller Daniel, merchant 126 north Third Zeller Jacob, bookbinder 123 north Third Zeller Mary, teacheress 119 north Third Zell Francis, gentleman 60 Coates Zeslein J. pastor of the Moravian church 74 Sas- safras street
Zigler Ann, midwife 74 New st ( see Sigler)
Zigler John, carter Kunckle street
Zigler Jacob, inspector of lumber 74 New
Zigler Samuel, drover 125 Callowhill Zigler William, carpenter 312 north Second Zimmerman Adam, taylor 38 New
Zimmerman Sebastian, storekeeper 154 Sassafras Zimmerman & Harvey merchants 13 S Water Zimmerman Jacob, 341 Callowhill Zube Frederick, baker 311 south Third Zweifet Casper paper hanger 50 Meade alley
BANKS.
U.VITED STATES BANK,
SOUTH THIRD, OPPOSITE DOCK STREET.
DIRECTORS-Thos. Willing, president : Elias Bou- dinot, Saml. Breck, Isaac Wharton, Robert Smith, Tas. C. Fisher, Abijah Dawes, Jos. Sims, Archibald M'Call, John G. Wachsmuth, Paul Siemen, Saml. Coates, Wm. Tilghman, Thos. Ewing, George Fax, Pascal Hollingsworth, David Lenox, Wm. Payne, John Laurence, Gabriel W. Ludlow, John Charlton Gerard Walton, John G. Leake, Samuel Johnston. -George Simpson, cashier.
- Open daily, except Sundays, Christmas and 4th of July, from 9 to 3 in the afternoon-DISCOUNT on Tuesdays and Fridays.
BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
99 CHESNUT, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH.
DIRECTORS-John Nixon, president : George La- timer, Wm. T. Smith, John Morton, Robert Waln, Anthy. Morris, Danl .- Smith, Jacob Downing, Jas. Smith, junr. Joseph S. Lewis, James Read, Wm. Waln .- Joseph Drinker, cashier.
Open daily, except Sundays, Good Friday, Christ- mas, 1st January and 4th of July, from 9 to 3 in the afternoon. - DISCOUNT on Mondays and Thursdays.
BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.
NEAR NO. 86 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
Open daily, except Sundays, 4th of July and Christmas, from 9 to 3 in the afternoon-DISCOUNT on Wednesdays and Saturdays. .
PHILADELPHIA BANK.
104 CHESNUT, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
Open daily, except Sundays, 4th of July and Christmas,-DISCOUNT on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
APPENDIX.
ar Port of Philadelphia. CUSTOM-HOUSE,
CARPENTER'S BUILDINGS, NEXT 116, CHESNUT STREET.
Peter Muhlenberg, Collector. John Graff, Deputy-Cel- lector & Weigher. Henry Graff, Deputy Weigher. Wil- liam Macpherson, Naval-Officer, A. G Claypoole, De- nuty Naval-Officer. . Wm. Milnor, Guuger. Wm. Bache, Surveyor. John Cooper, Deputy Surveyor. Wm. Thack- ara, Measurer. John Henderson & Charles Fleming, D: juuuties. Samuel Young, -Harbour-Master.
INSPECTORS. Jonas Simonds, Andrew Burkhard, Pe- ter Ozeas, Andrew Jackson, Mathew Hale, David Rose, Isaac Milnor, James Smith, Isaac Roach, Robert Hop- kins, Benjamin Lawrence, Frederick Shull, Alexander Boyd, Thomas Cash, John Cress, Benjamin Ashmead, Benjamin Thomas, Robert Jackson, Thomas Procter, John Musser, Joseph Piper, &- Alexander Moore.
Hours of transacting business, from 9 A. M.to 3 P. M.
WARDENS OF THE PORT. Office, No. 18, Walnut St." Nathaniel Falconer, Master Warden. Paul Cox, Robert Ralston, Wmn. Davis. Robt. Bethel, Chas. Penrose, Henry Hawkins .- J. Dennison, Clerk. Attendance given from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M .- On Satur- day's from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. and from 3 to 5 P. M. .
RATES of PILOTAGE for the Port of Philadelphia. INWARDS-Up to 12 feet, at 20 shillings per foot. " Above 12 feet, at 25 shillings per foot. OUTWARDS. Up to 12 feet, at 15 shillings per foot. Above 12 feet, at 20 shillings per foot. And ten dollars extra, from the 20th of November, un- til the 10th March, inclusive.
INSPECTORS of LUMBER .- Clement Humphreys," head inspector, and measurer. Joseph Wetherill, Wm. Preston, Christleib Bartling, Thomas Hamilton, Jacob Zigler, George Summers and Stephen Maxfield.
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DUTIES PAYABLE BY LAW, On Goods, Wares and Merchandize, imported into the United States, from and after the last day of June, 1804. With other Commercial information. ARMS, RMS, fire and side, not other- wise enumerated, or parts there- of, - - - 174 per cent ad val.
Apparatus, philosophical, specially- imported for any seminary of learning, - free
Apparel wearing (see wearing ap- parel, &c.)
Ale, Beer and Porter in casks or
bottles,
-
-
On the bottles, if black glass quart bottles, - - -
60 cents per groce
Antimony, regulus of,
·
free
Artificial flowers, feathers and other ornaments for . Women's head dresses,
- Anniseed, -
Articles of all kinds of the growth or manufacture of the United - States, or their territories, upon which no drawback, bounty or - allowance has been paid or ad- mitted, - Almonds, · - -
Anchors, . -
-
*Aqua fortis, - .
B
Baggage, personal (see wearing ap-
Bark of the Cork tree,
Brass cannon,
%
parel, &c.)
free !! 174 per cent ad val. free .fr
-teutenague and wire iron or steel locks, hinges, 5 hoes, anvils and vises, nl5 per cent. ad val.
all other manufactures of brass, 171 per cent. ad val. Balls and balsams (see· powders, pastes, &c.) 174 ditto
8 cents per gallon
171 per cent. ad val.
17号 1
ditto
free
·2 cents per pound-
13
ditto
free
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Beasts, viz. Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine or other useful ones im- horted for breed, Beer, ale and porter in casks or bottles, On the bottles, if black glass quart bottles, Bricks and tiles,
free.
8 cents per gallon ›
60 cents per groce 171 per cent. ad val. free
Bonnets, hats and caps of every kind,
Boots, Books, blank,
Bottles, black glass quart,
Buttons of every kind,
Buckles, shoe and knee,
Brushes,' :
Burgundy wine, í Burr stones, unwrought, Bullion, 6
free
free
C
Cannon of brass, Carriages or parts of carriages, Cards, playing,
- wool and cotton,
Cables and tarred cordage
Cabinet wares,
Caps, hats and bonnets of every kind,
172 clitto
171 ditto
17층 ditto
2 cents per pound ;
6 ditto"
"45 cents per gallon
171 per cent. ad val.
15 ditto
15 ditto
Cassia Chinese,
Clay, unwrought, Cheese, China ware, . ..
172 per cent. ad val. 221 ditto
25 cents per pack 50 cents per dozen
2 cents per pound 172 per cent. ad val.
Carpets and carpeting,
Cartridge paper,
Candles of tallow,
of wax or spermaceti,
Champaign wine,
Capers,
Canes, walking sticks and whips, Cambricks,
4 cents per pound free
7 cents per pound
171 per cent. ad val.
171 per cent. ad val. 75 cents per pair 15 per cent. ad val. 60 cents per groce 172 per cent. ad val.
27를 ditto
15 ditto
45 cents per gallon
Bristles of swine,
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Cinnamon and cloves, Chintzes and colored calicoes or muslins, and all printed, stained or colored goods or manufactures, or not being printed, stained or colored, of cotton or of linen, or of both, or of which cotton or linen is the material of chief value,
Cocoa, Chocolate Clogs and Goloshoes (see shoes)
Cordage tarred, -untarred,
Comfits, Cosmetics,'
Coal,
Colours (see painters) Copper manufactures, in plates, pigs and bars,
Cork tree, bark of
Compositions for the teeth or gums (see dentifrice)
Coffee, Cotton,
rags,
· free
Cotton or linen manufactures, or of both, or of which cotton or linen is the material of chief value, whether printed, stained, colour- ed or otherwise,
?
Clocks and watches, or parts of either,
171 per cent. ad val.
Coaches, chariots, phaetons, chairs, chaises, solos or other carriages, or parts of either,
Cloathing ready made,
Cutlasses, or parts thereof, Currants, D
22
ditto
15 ditto
174 per cent. ad val.
2 cents per pound
174 per cent. ad val.
Dates,
Dentifrice, powders, tinctures, pre- parations and compositions for
, 20 cents. per pound
15 per cent. ad val. 2 cents per pound 3 ditto
15 cents per pair
· 2 cents per pound 21 ditto 171 per cent. ad val. 172. _ ditto
5 cents per bushel 171 per cent. ad val. 17금 ditto
free free
171 per cent. ad val. 5 cents per pound 3 ª ditto .
15 per cent. ad val.
the teeth or gums, Dishes, pewter, Dolls, dressed and undressed, or parts thereof,
17} ditto 4 cents per pound
17Į per cent. ad val.
Drugs medicinal, except those com-
- monly used in dying,
171
ditto
-- and woods for dying,
E
free
Earthen and stone wares,
172 per cent. ad val.
Essences (see powders, pastes, &c.) 172
F
ditto
Fans, or parts thereof, Fayal wine,
17号
ditto
28 cents per gallon
Feathers and other ornaments for
womenis head dresses, 171 per cent ad val.
Fringes commonly used by uphol- sterers, coach-makers and sad- lers,
Figs,
Fish dried, foreign caught,
-
mackarel,
172
ditto
2 cents per pound
50 cents per quintal
60 cents per barrel
100
ditto
-
you salmon,
all other pickled,
40
ditto
Flowers, artificial,
171 per cent. ad val.
Floor cloths and matt's, or parts of
either,
172
ditto
Fruits of all kinds, except those otherwise particularly enumerat- ed,
172
ditto
Fufrs of every kind, undressed .: free
G
Glass, black 'quart bottles, 60 cents per groce
Glass, window, not above: 8 by 10
inches,
160
S cents per 100
square feet -
- - not above 10 by 12 złs. 02.175 ditto
- above 10 by. 12suis) loni, 225 all other glass and manufac.
ditto
tures therebf, 1 ..
224 per cent. ad val. 200 cents per cwt.
Gauzes, .Hoy . 15 per cent. ad val.
Geneva (see spirits)
1
Ginger,?
172 per cent. ad val.
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Glauber salts,
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Girandoles, or parts thereof, Goloshoes (see shoes)
221
ditto
15 cents per pair
Gloves and mittens of every kind
171 per cent. ad val.
173
ditto
clitto
Goods, wares and merchandize (see wares, &c.)
Glue, Gunpowder,
4 cents per pound
4
! ditto
*Gum, chiefly used in preparing muslins, cottons or linens, for re- ceiving colours or dyes, Arabic, .H
free; y
free. .. 0 1.
Hangers, or parts thereof, Hair powder,
. 172 .per ront. ad-val.
4 cents per pound
Hats, caps and bonnets of every. kind, Hemp, Hempen rags, Hides, raw Hoop iron,
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