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Yeats Edmund, merchant 128 Cherry Yenerick John, sugar boiler 17 Sterling alley Yerger George, skin dresser Rugan street [see Yeager
Yerger John, skindresser 284 north Front . Yerkes Silas, flour and feedstore 431 N. Second Yetter Charles, carpenter 128 Brown Yhost Ezekiel, blacksmith 83 Passyunk
Lsee Yofist.
Yohe George, High street coffee house 200 High Yokem David, shoemaker 166 north Fifth Yopst John, shoemaker 318 north Front
[sce Yhost
Yoreous Frederick, musician 346 north Third York Samuel, sea captain 40 Christian Yorke Peter, sea captain 150 south Front
Yorke Samuel, merchant 43 north Front and 146 Mulberry +Yorke Jonathan, late carter 38 George (S.) Yorke Samuel, and James Schott, merchants 43 N. ifront
¿Yorker George, shoeblack Canffman's court Youckley John, shoemaker 2 Oak (N. L.)
YOU-YOU
Youckley Mary, widow 2 Oak (S.) Youcum James, labourer 77 north Fifth Youmans James, shipwright Beach near Maiden Young A. taylor corner Poplar and st. John Young Ann, widow 57 Brown
Young Benjamin, shipwright Hanover n. Queen Young Mrs. of Benjamin, 55 Green
Young Catharine, washerwoman 44 Vine Young Charles, 49 north Eighth
Young Chris. wheelwright Marlborough n. Queen Young Christopher, weaver 5 Wagner's alley
Young Christopher, tavernkeeper High west of P. Bridge
Young D. hairdresser 45 Cedar
Young Elizabeth, widow Sixth below Fitzwater
Young Elizabeth, nurse 151 Green
Young and Falknier, ladies shoemaker 119 south Second
Young Francis, taylor Fearis' court
Young Henry, gardener Johnson's lane
Young Henry, sugar baker cor. Sixth and Green Young Henry, gilder and carver 13 Powell
Young Isaac, bricklayer Lily alley
Young Israel, ladies shoemaker 119 south Second Young Jacob, labourer corner Christian and Pass- yunk
Young Jacob, smith shop back 87 south 6th dwel- ling Green's court
Young Jacob, carter 24 Charlotte
Young Jacob, painter and glazier 81 Callowhill Young James, labourer Cedar n. Thirteenth Young James, plumber George near Eighth
Young James, printer and storekeeper 239 s. 2d Young James, gentleman 370 north Third Young Jeremiah, mariner 312 s. 6th n. Fitzwater Young John, grocer 224 s. 6th
Young John, stonecutter 57 Filbert Young John, Peltz lane n. Buck road Young John G. accomptant Starr alley
Young Joseph, smith Frankford road n. Hanover Young Joseph, mealdealer cor. Brown and 4th Young Joseph, gardener Passyunk below Federal
YOU-ZEE
Young Lewis, cabinetmaker 259 s. Second Young Mary, widow 54 Vine Young Mrs. of David, mariner 31 New Market Young Mrs. widow, grocer 87 N. Seventh Marks, blacksmith Bedford st. (M.)
Young Young
Mrs. of Nicholas, merchant 77 Vine Young Peter, tanner Noble below Fourth Young Rosina, widow 28 Sugar alley Young Samuel, fruiterer 185 north Second Young Mrs. of Samuel, sea captain 182 s. Front
Young Samuel, merchant 15 Budd Young Sarah, storekeeper 34 s. Second Young Susannah, colourmaker Farmer's row Young Thomas, carpenter 34 s. Second Young Thomas, boot & shoemaker 202 s. Second Young Thomas, merchant 129 s. Ninth Young Thomas, labourer Marlborough n. Bedford Young widow of James, grocer 28 Penn Young widow of Peter, Noble n. Second Young widow, huckster 281 St. John Young Willianı, carter sch. Eighth n. Vine Young William, broker Farmer's row Young William, boot and shoemaker 31 Walnut Young William, taylor and grocer 29 Passyunk Young William, inviter Marlborough n. Prince Young William, shopkeeper 54 Small
Yourhous Frederick, (blind man) 550 n. Third
ZAHRENS ANTHONY, shingledresser 297 N. Third Zanes Isaac, wharf builder 527 south Front Zane Isaac, labourer 18 Almond Zanes Wilkins, mariner 21 Cedar Zane Jesse S. balance weigher 62 N. Water and 117 north Front
Zane Sarah, gentlewoman 302 Chesnut Zane William, carter Ohio street
Zantzinger Thomas B. attorney at law 174 Chesnut Zargable Anthony, shoemaker Lawrence Zargable Godfrey, shoemaker 306 Callowhill Zebley Benjamin, carpenter 36 Kunckel
ZEE-ZOL
Zebley Jacob, high constable 26 north Sixth Zebley Joseph P. carpenter corner Wood & Sixth Zebley Rudolph, carter 468 Sassafras Zeener S. labourer Buttonwood near Sixth Zeelick John, stockingweaver Frankford road near Shackamaxon Zeigler Charles, labourer 238 north Front
[sce Zigler.
Zeilin Jacob, tavernkeeper 161 Chesnut Zeiss Andrew, baker 244 Spruce
Zell Christopher, grocer 25 Sassafras alley Zell Jacob, drover Lawrence street Zeller Daniel, merchant 14 Branch [see Sellers.
Zeller Jacob, bookbinder 121 north Third Zellers Jacob, corder at Arch street wharf Zeller Mary, milliner 119 north Third Zeller Philip, gentleman 115 Sassafras Zenss Frances, nurse sch. 7th near Sassafras
Zentler Conrad, printer, office back 104 north. 2d dwelling 174 N. Fifth
Zeslein Joseph, pastor of the Moravian church 74 Sassafras
Zigler Ann, midwife 74 New [sce Sigler
Zigler Jacob, collector of taxes 74 New
Zigler John E. drayman Ann n. Willow (N. L.) Zigler Samuel, trader 125 Callowhill
Zimerman Sebastian, merchant 204 north Third Zimmerman Adam, taylor 38 New
Zingraff Peter, cabinetmaker 28 Sugar alley Zollickoffer Henry M. druggist 133 south Sixth
APPENDIX.
A CORRECT LIST
OF THE
RATES OF WAR DUTIES,
Payable by law on all Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, im- ported into the United States of America, after the last day of June, 1812.
Note. That on all goods, wares, and merchandize, im- ported from the Cape of Good Hope, or beyond the same, if ad valorem articles, 20 per cent. to be added to the actu- al cost thereof, including all charges, (commissions, out- side packages, and insurance, only excepted,) and 10 per cent. if from any other foreign port, before the duties are calculated.
For Officers of the Customs see " Port of Philadelphia."
See List of Free Articles, and Remark's, at the end of this 'Table.
ARTICLES.
Ad Valorem Or Specific.
Imported in Americ. vessels. -
For'n vess.
Arms, fire and side, not other- wise enumerated, or parts thereof.
per ct. ad val. 323
57.4
Ale, Beer and Porter, in casks or bottles.
per gallon.
16 ct. 18.46
On the bottles, if black glass quart bottles.
per grocc.
120 c. 138.6
Artificial flowers, feathers and other ornaments for women's head dreses.
per ct. ad val. 32} 37.4.
Anniseed.
523 37.4
Almonds.
per pound. 4 ct. 1.622
Anchors.
do. 3 ct. 3.455
Brass Cannon.
per ct. ad val. 52}
-- Iron or Stecl Locks, Hinges,
TI
APPENDIX.
ARTICLES.
* Ad Valorem or Specific.
Imported in Americ. vessels.
For'nı vess.
Hoes, Anvils and Vices. All other manufactures of brass. .. .
do.
32}
37.4
Balls and balsams, (See pow- ders, pastes, &c.)
do.
32₺
37.4
Bricks and Tiles.
do.
323
37.4
Bonnets, Hats and Caps of every kind.
do.
323
67.4
Boots. ^
per pair.
150 c. 173.25
Books, blank.
per ct. ad val. 27₺
: 31.625
Bottles, black glass quart.
per groce. 120
138.6
Buttons of every kind.
per ct. ad val. 323
37.4
Buckles, shoe and knec.
do.
323
37.4
Brushes.
do.
27₺ 31.625
Burgundy Wine.
per gallon.
90 ct.
103.95
Cannon of Brass.
per ct. ad val. 323
37.4
Carriages, or parts of Carriages. do. Cards, playing.
per pack.
50 ct. 57 75
- Wool and Cotton.
per dozen.
100 c. 115.5
Cables and tarred Cordage.
per pound.
4 ct.
4.62 P
Cabinet Wares.
per ct. ad val. 323
37.4
Caps, Hats, and Bonnets of every kind.
ditto.
32}
37.4
Carpets and Carpeting.
ditto.
323
37.4
Cartridge Paper.
ditto.
321 37.4
Candles of Tallow.
per pound.
4 cts.
4.62
Do. of Wax or Spermaceti.
ditto.
12 ct. 13.80
Champaign Wine.
per gallon.
90 ct. 103.95
Capers.
per ct. ad val. 32}
37.4
Canes, Walking Sticks and Whips.
ditto.
273
31.625
Cambrics.
klitto.
273
31.625
Cassia, Chinese.
per pound.
8 cts. 9.24
Cheese,
do. 14 ct. 16.17
China Ware.
per ct. ad val. 32₺
37.4
Cinnamon and Cloves.
per pound.
40 ct. 46.2
Chintzes and coloured Calicoes, or Muslins, and all printed, stained or coloured goods or manufactures, or, not being printed, stained, or coloured, of Cotton or of Linen, or of both; or of which Cotton or Linen is the material of chief value.
per ct. ad val. 27$
31.625
Iper ct. ad val. 273
131.625
42
48.95
APPENDIX.
ARTICLES.
or Specific.
Imported in Americ. vessels.
vess.
Cocoa.
per pound.
4 cts. 4.62
Chocolate.
klo.
6 cts. 6.93
Cordage, tarred.
klo.
4 cts. 4.62
Do. untarred.
clo.
5 cts. 5.775
Comfits.
per ct. ad val. 32} 37.4
Cosmetics.
do.
32₺
37.4
Coal.
per bushel. 10 ct. 11.55
Colours.
per ct. ad val. 32}
37.4
Copper Manufactures.
do.
323 37.4
Coffee.
per pound.
10 ct. 11.55
Cotton.
do.
6 cts. 6.93
Cotton or Linen Manufactures, or of both, or of which cotton or linen is the material of chief valuc, whether printed, stained, coloured, or other- wise.
per ct. ad val. 27₺
31.625
Clocks and Watches, or parts of either. .
do.
32₺
37.4
Coaches, Chariots, Phætons, Chairs, Chaises, Solos, or
other carriages, or parts of either.
do.
423
48.95
Clothing, ready made.
do.
27 ₺
31.625
Cutlasses, or parts thereof. Currants.
do.
324
37.4
per pound.
4 cts. 4.62
Dates,
per ct. ad val. 32}
37.4
Dentrifice, Powders, Tinctures, Preparations and composi- tions for the Teeth or Gums. Dishes, pewter.
do.
52₺
37.4
per pound.
8 cts. 9.24
Dolls, dressed and undressed, or parts thereof.
per ct. ad val. 323
37.4
do.
323
37.4
do.
32}
37.4
clo.
325
37 4
Fans, or parts thereof.
do.
324 57.4
Fayal Wine.
per gallon.
56 ct. 64.68
Feathers, and other ornaments for women's head dresses.
per ct. ad val. 323
37.4
Fringes, commonly used by upholsterers, coachmakers & sadlers.
do.
323
37.4.
Fig's.
per pound.
14 cts.14.62
Drugs, Medicinal, except those commonly used in dyeing, Earthen and Stone Wares. Essences.
Ad Valorem
For'
APPENDIX.
ARTICLES.
Ad Valorem or Specific.
Importeď' iii Americ. vessels.
| For'n
VeSS.
Fish, dried, foreign caught.
per quintal.
100 c. 115.5
Mackarel.
per barrel.
120 c. 138.6
- Salmon, - . All other pickled.
do. do
80 ct. 92.4
Flowers, artificial.
· per ct. ad val. 323
37.4
Floor Cloths and Matts, or parts of either. -
do.
32}
37.4
Fruits of all kinds, except those otherwise particularly enume- rated.
do.
323
37.4
per groce.
120 c. 138.06
Glass, black quart bottles. Window, not above 8 by 10 inches.
Do. not above 10 by 12. Do. above 10 by 12. all other Glass, and ma- nufactures thereof.
Glauber Salts.
per cwt.
400 c. 462.
Gauzes.
per ct. ad val. do.
323
37.4
do.
422
48.95
do.
323
37.4
do
323
37.4.
do.
Goods, wares, and merchandize imported directly from China or India, in ships or vessels not of the United States, ex- cept Teas, China ware, and all other articles Jiable to higher rates of duties. do.
Goods, Wares, and Merchan- dise, not herein otherwise par- ticularly described and enu- merated.
Ghc.
Gunpowder. Hangers, or parts thereof. Hair Powder.
Hats, Caps, and Bonnets, of ere- ry kind.
Hemp. Hoop, iron. Indigo.
do. per pound. do per ct. ad val. 323 per pound.
per ct. ad val. 325 per cwt. per pound. kdo.
31.625
8 cts. 9.24 8 cts. 9.24.
37.4.
8 cts. 9.24
57.4
200 c. 231. 2 cts. 2.31
50 ct. 57.75
per 100 sq. ft. 320 c. 369.6 do. 350 c. 404.25
do. . 450 c. 519.75
48.95
per ct. ad val. 423
273
31.625
Ginger. Girandoles, or parts thereof. Gloves and Mittens, of every kind.
Gold, Silver, and Plated Ware. Gold and Silver Lace.
37.4
29.
200 c. 231.
APPENDIX.
Ad Valorem
ARTICLES.
or Specific.
Imported in Americ. For'n vessels. vess.
Iron, Steel, or Brass Locks, Hin-
ges, Hoes, Anvils, and Vices. per ct. ad val. 273 Iron, hoop and slit.
per pound. do.
2 cts. 2.31 3 cts. 3.465
- Cast, and all Manufactures of Iron, Steel, or Brass, or of which either of these metals is the article of chief value, not being otherwise particu- larly enumerated.
Jewelry and Pastework. Kid Shoes.
do. 323 37.4.
Lace of Gold and Silver.
Laces and Lawns.
cio.
273 31.625
Laces, Lines, Fringes, Tassels and Trimmings, conunonly used by upholsterers or coacli- makers and saddlers.
do.
32}
37.4
Lampblack.
do.
27.3
31.624
- Leather tanned and tawed, and all manufactures of leather, or of which leather is the ar- ticle of chief value, not other- wise particularly enumerated. per ct. ad val. 32}
Load and Musket Ball.
- all manufactures of Lead, or of which lead is the chief article.
lo. 2 cts. 2.51
do. 4. cts. 4.62
Lemons and Limes.
per ct. ad val. 32 !. 37.4 pr. csk. 60 gal. 100 c. 115.5
Lime Juice, foreign.
Linen or Cotton manufactures, or of bothi, or of which cotton or linen is the material of chief value, whether printed, stained, coloured, or other- wisc.
per ct. ad val. 273
31.625
per gallon.
60 ct. 69.3
per ct. ad val. 123
.18.95
Manufactures of Tin, Pewter, and Copper, except pewter plates and dishes. of Iron, Steel, or Brass, not otherwise particularly cnume- rated.
do
323
37.4
(32}
37.4
a 3
31.625
- Slicet.
per ct. ad val. 323
37.4
per pair. 30 ct. 34.65 per ct. ad val. 323 37.4
37.4
per pound. 2 cts. 2.31
- Red and White.
Lisbon and Oporto Wincs. Looking Glass.
APPENDIX.'
ARTICLES.
Ad Valorem or Specific.
Imported in Americ. vessels.
For'n
vess.
Manufac'rs of leather, not other- particularly enumerated. of Lead, not otherwise par- ticularly enumerated.
of Cotton or Linen, or of both, whether printed, stain- ed, coloured, or otherwise. Matts and Floor Cloths, or parts of either.
per ct. ad val. 273 31.625
do.
323 137.4
Malt.
per bushel.
20 ct. 23.1
Marble, Slate, and other stone, Bricks, Tiles, Tables, Mor- tars, and other utensils of marble or slate, and generally all stone and earthen ware. Malaga Wine. Mace.
per ct. ad val. 32} 37.4.
per gallon. 56 ct. 64.68
per pound. 250 c. 288.75
Mackarel.
per barrel.
120 c. 138.6
Medicinal Drugs, except those commonly used in dyeing.
per ct. ad val. 32}
37.4
Merchandize, Goods and Wares, not herein otherwise particu- do. larly enumerated and describ- ed.
Mittens and Gloves of every kind.
do.
323
S7.4
Millinery, ready made. Molasses.
per gallon.
10 ct. 11.55
Morocco Shoes.
per pair.
30 ct. 34.65
Muskets and Firelocks, with or without bayonets, or parts of either.
per ct. ad val. 323 do.
323
37.4 37.4.
Mustard in Aour. Muslins and Muslinets, whether printed, stained, coloured, or oiherwise.
Mails.
per pound.
4 cts. 4.62
Nankeens.
per ct. ad val·
27₺ 31.625
Nutmegs.
per pound. 100 c. 115.5
Oranges.
per ct. ad val. 32}
37.4
Ornaments for women's head- dresses.
do.
323 37.4
Ochre, Yellow, dry.
per pound,
2 cts. 2.31 3 cts. 3.465
in oil.
do.
Ointments, Oils and Odours, Pastes, &c.
per ct. ad val.(32} 137.4
J
per ct. ad val. 32} 37.4
per pound. 2 cts. 2.31
273 31.625
323 37.4
27} 31.625
FR
APPENDIX ..
Ad Valorem
ARTICLES.
or Specific.
Imported In American vessels.
vess.
Olives. Oil.
do.
32}
37.4
Oporto and Lisbon Wines.
per gallon.
60 ct.
69.3
Paper Hangings.
per ct. ad val. 32}
37.4
Writing and Wrapping. Sheathing and Cartridge. Do.
Do.
273 31.625
523
57.₺
Painters' Colours, whether dry, or ground in oil, except those otherwise enumerated, and those commonly used in dye- ing. Pack Thread and Twine. Pasteboards, Parchment, or Vel- lum.
Do
523
37.4
per cwt.
800 c 924.
Pastework and Jewelry.
do
323
57.4
Phætons, or parts thereof.
do
42}
48.95
Pewter manufactures, except plates and dishes. - Plates and Dishes.
do
323
37.4
per pound.
8 cts. 9.24
do.
12 ct.
13.86
Pistols, or parts thereof.
do.
323
37.4
Pictures and Prints.
do.
273
31.625
Pimento.
per pound.
8 cts.
9.24
Printing Types.
per ct. ad val. 273 do.
32}
37.4
Printed, Stained or Coloured goods or manufactures of Cot- ton or of Linen, or of both.
do.
273
31.625
per barrel.
80 ct. 92.4
4
per gallon.
16 ct. 18.48
On the Bottles, if black glass quart bottles.
pengroce.
120 c. 138.6
Powders, Pastes, Balls, Balsams, Ointments, Oils, Waters, Washes, Tinctures, Essences, or other preparations or com- positions, commonly called Sweet Scents, Odours, Per- fumes, or Cosmetics, and all Powders, or Preparations for the Teeth or Gums. Plumbs and Prunes.
per ct. ad ral, 323 37.4 per pound, # cts. +62
31.625
per ct. ad val.
273
Pepper. Perfumes.
per ct. ad val. 323
37.4
31.625
Pickles, of all sorts.
Bickled Fish of every kind, ex- cept Mackarel and Salmon. Porter, Beer, and Ale, in casks or bottles.
For'n
per ct. ad val. [323
37.4
APPENDIX.
ACTICLES.
Ad Valorem or Specific.
Imported in American vessels.
For'n
vess.
Quicksilver.
per pound.
12 ct.
13.86
Raisins imported in jars and
. boxes, and Muscadel Raisins do. all other kinds of Red Lead.
do. 3 cts. 3.465
do. 4 cts. 4.62
St. Lucar Wines.
80 ct. 92.4
Starch.
per gallon. per pound.
6 cts. 6.93
Sail Cloth.
per ct. ad val.
27} 31.625
Slate, Stone, and Stone Ware.
alo.
323
37.4
Saddles, or parts thereof. .
do.
27}
31.625
Sattins, and other Wrought 1 Silks.
do
273 31.625
Spanish Brown. Salmon.
per barrel. per cwt.
200 c. 231
Steel, Iron, or Brass Locks, Hinges, Hoes, Anvils and Vices.
per ct. ad val. 273 31.625
All other manufactures of -Steel.
do.
323
37.4
Sheathing and Cartridge Paper. do. Sherry Wine.
80 ct. 92.4
Spermaceti Candles.
12 ct. 13.86
Segars,
4.00 c.
462
Seines.
& cts.19.24
Sheet Iron.
3 cts. 3.465
Spirits distilled in foreign coun- tries-viz. from grain,
First proof.
per gallon.
56 ct. 64.68
Second proof,
do.
58 ct. 66.99
Third proof.
do.
62 ct. 71.61
Fourth proof.
clo
68 ct. 78.54
Fifth proof.
do.
80 ct. 92.4
Sixth proof.
co.
100 c. 115.5
From other materials,
First proof.
do.
50 cl. 57.75
Second proof.
do.
50 ct. 57.75
Third proof.
dlo.
56 ct. 64.68
Fourth proof.
do.
6.1 ct. 73.92
do.
76 ct. 87.78
Fifth proof. Sixth proof.
do.
96 ct. 106.26
Spirits distilled in the United States, imported in the same ship or vessel in which theys had been previously exported!
per pound.
2 cts. 2.31
200 c. 251
Steel.
per gallon. perpound. per 1000. per pound. do.
323
37.4
4 cts. 4.62
APPENDIX.
Ad Valorem
ARTICLES.
or Specific.
Imported in American vessels.
vess.
Wares of Tin, Copper, and Pew- ter, except Pewter Plates and dlo. Dishes.
37.4
Wares of Earth, or Stone, China, Gold, Silver, and Plated. Wafers.
do.
324
37.4
do.
323
37.4
Waters and Washes.
do.
325
37.4
Walking Sticks, Whips, and Canes.
do.
27}
31.625
Wax Candles.
per pound.
12 ct.
13.86
Watches and Clocks, or parts of either.
per ct. ad val. 323
37.4
Wines, in casks, bottles, or other vessels,
.
- Malmsey, Madeira, and Lon- don Particular Madeira.
per gallon. do.
116 c. 133.98
- All other Madeira Wine.
100 c. 115.5
- Burgundy, Champaign, Rhe- nish and Tokay.
do.
90 ct. 103.95
- Sherry and St. Lucar.
do.
80 ct. 92.4
- Claret and other Wines not enumerated, when imported in bottle's or cases.
do.
70 ct. 80.83
- Lisbon, Oporto, and other Portuguese Wines.
do.
60 ct. 69.3
- Sicily.
do
60 ct. 69.3
- Teneriffe, Fayal, Malaga, St. George, and other Western Island Wines.
do.
56 ct. 54.68
- All other Wines, when im- ported otherwise than in bot- tles or cases.
ilo. 46 ct. 53.13
- On the bottles, if black glass quart bottles. And if other than black glass quart bottles. . Window. Glass, not aloro 8 by 10 inches.
per ct. ad val. 424
48.95
-- not above 10 by 12.
- above 10 by 12.
.lo. 450 c. 519.75
White Lead.
per pound. 4 cts. 462.
Wool and Cotton Cards.
100 c. 115.5
per dozen. , per ct. ad val. 27₺ 31.625
per cwt. 450 c. 519.75
Wood, manufactured (exclusive of Cabinet Wares). Yarn, untarred.
per groce.
120 c. 138.6
per 100 sq. ft. 320 c. 369.6 do. 350 г. 404.25
For'n
APPENDIX.
ARTICLES
Ad.Valoren or Specific.
Imported in American | For'n vessels.
vess.
Tallow.
¡per pound.
13 cts. 3.465
Tassels and Trimmings (com- monly used by upholsterers, coachmakers, and saddlers.) Tables of Marble, Stone, or parts toereof.
per ct. ad val. 323
137.4
Tallow Candles.
4 cts. 4.62
Tarred Cordage.
4 cts. 4.62
Teas from China and India, and from any island lying east- wardly of the Cape of Good Hope, Bohea. Souchong, and other Black Teas.
per pound. .
24 ct. 36.12
do
36 ct. 56.7
Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder, &c. Other Green Teas
do
64 ct. 105.
per pound.
40 ct. 63.
Teas from Europe, Bohea.
do
28 ct. 36.12
Souchong and other Black Teas.
do
42 ct. 56.7
·Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder, &c.
do
80 ct. 105. 48 ct. 63.
Teas from any other place, Bohea.
do.
34 ct. 39.27
Souchong, and other black Teas.
do.
54 ct. 62.37
Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder, &c.
100 c. 115.5
Other green Teas.
60 ct. 69.3
Teneriffe Wine.
56 ct. 64.68
Twine and Pack Thread.
per cwt. per ct. ad val. 323
37.4
Tiles and Bricks.
do.
325 137.4
Toys, not otherwise enumcrat- cd.
do.
273 31.625
Tobacco, manufactured, other than Snuff and Segars.
per pound.
12 ct. 13.86
Types for Printing.
per ct. ad val.
273 31.625
Untarred Cordage.
per pound. 5 cts. 5.775
per cwt. 450 c. 519.75
Iper ct. ad val. 273
31.625
- Yarn. Velvets and Velverets. 3
do. do. per gallon.
800 c. 924.
Tin manufactures. .
do.
Other green Teas.
do. . - per pound. do.
323 37.4
APPENDIX.
ARTICLES.
Ad Valorem or Specific.
Imported in American vessels.
For'n -- vess.
from the U. States,-viz. from Molasses
First proof.
per gallon.
30 ct. 31.5
Second proof.
zło
32 ct. 33.6
Third proof.
clo
34 ct. 35.7
Fourth proof.
do
38 ct. 39.7
Fiftlı proof.
dlo.
46 ct. 48.3
Sixth proof.
do.
60 ct. 63
Spirits
from materials the
growth and produce of the
United States,
First proof.
do
1-1 ct. 14.7
Second proof,
do
16 ct. 16.8
Third proof.
do.
18 ct. 18.9
Fourth proof.
do.
22 ct. 23.1
Fifth proof.
‹lo.
26 ct. 27.3
Sixth proof.
do.
36 ct. 37.8
Spikes.
per pound.
2 cts: 2.31
Silver and Plated Ware, and Lace Ware.
per ct. ad val. 32}
37.4
Slit Iron.
per pound.
2 cts. 2.31
Sicily Wine.
per gallon.
60 ct. 69.2
Shoes and Slippers of Silk.
per pair.
50 ct. 57.75
Shoes of Kid and Morocco.
do.
30 ct. 34.65
Other Shoes and Slippers, for men and women, Clogs and Goloshes.
lo.
30 ct. 34.65
Slippers for children.
clo. 20 ct. 23.01
Swords and Cutlasses, or parts of either.
per ct. ad val. 32₺ 37.4
Stockings.
do.
32₺ 37.4
Stone and Earthen Ware.
do
32} 37.4
Soap.
per pound.
4 cts. 4.62
· Solos and other carriages, or parts thereof.
per ct. ad val. 422 48.95
per pound. 5 cts. 5.775
Sugars, brown. - white, clayed and pow- clercd. - all other clayed and powdered.
dio.
6 cts. 6.93
do
5 cts. 5.775
Lump.
clo
13 ct. 15.015
Loaf. other refined.
do.
18 ct. 20.79
do. 13 ct. 15.015
do.
23 ct. 26.505
Sugar Candy. Snuff: do.
20 ct. 231
XII.
APPENDIX.
ARTICLES.
Ad Valorem or Specific.
Imported in American / vessels.
For'n VOSS.
All other goods, not before par- ticularly enumerated and de- scribed.
perct. ad val. 273
31.625
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ARE FREE OF DUTY,
Apparatus, Philosophical, specially imported for any sc- minary of learning. Articles of all kinds, of the growth - or manufacture of the United States, or their teritories, upon which no drawback, bounty or allowance, has been paid or admitted. Baggage, personal. Bark of the Cork tree. Brass Teutenague and Wire. Beasts-horses, cattle, sheep, swine or other useful ones, imported for breed. Brimstone or Sulphur. Bristles of swine. Burrstones unwrought. Bullion. Clay, unwrought. Copper in plates, pigs and bars. Drugs and woods for dying. Furs of every kind undressed. Gum, chiefly .used in preparing muslins, cottons or linens, for re- ceiving colours or dyes. Gum Arabic. Hides, raw. Im- plements, or tools, of a mechanical trade only, of persons who arrive in the United States. Iron wire. Lapis cala- minaris. Oil of vitriol. Pewter, old. Plaister of Paris. Rags of cotton, hempen, linen, and of woollen cloth. Raw hides and skins. Regulus of antimony. Roco. Salt. Salt- petre. Saffron. Scastores of ships or vessels. . Tin in plates and pigs. Turmeric. Unmanufactured wool. Ver- degris. Oil of Vitriol. Wearing apparel and other per- sonal baggage, of persons who arrive in the United States. Wire of brass and iron. All goods, wares and merchan- dise, intended to be re-exported to a foreign port or place in the same ship or vessel in which they shall be imported. Unmanufactured Wood.
. APPENDIX. 1111
ALLOWANCES FOR DRAFTS MADE AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
On any quantity of 1 cwt. or 112lbs.
1b. 1
Ou ditto
above 1 and not exceeding 2 2
On ditto
above 2 and not exceeding 3 3
On ditto above 3 and not exceeding 10 4
On ditto
above 10 and not exceeding 18 7
On ditto above 18 cwt. 9
FOR TARE.
On every whole chest of bohea tea
70
half ditto
36
quarter ditto
20
On every chest of hyson and other green teas the gross weight of which shall be seventy pounds or upwards 20
On every box of other tea, not less than fifty or more than seventy pounds gruss, 18
If more than 70 and not exceeding 80lbs. gross
20
If more than 80lbs. gross
22
Which tares include rope, canvas and other coverings.
On all other boxes of tea according to the invoice or actual weight thereof.
On coffee in bags
bales
2 per cent. 3
casks
12
On sugar other than loaf, in casks
12
boxes
15
bags or mats
5
Oa cocoa in cask's
10
bags
1
On pimento in casks
16
bags
3
On cheese in hampers or baskets
10
boxes
20
On candles in boxes
8
On chocolare in boxes
10
On cotton in bales
2
servons
6
On glauber salts in casks
18
On indigo in barrels
12
other casks
15
seroons
10
bags or mats
3
On nails in casks
8
On pepper in casks
12
bales
5
bars
2
Cn sugar candy in boxes
6
10
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XIV
APPENDIX.
On segars in casks or boxes
18
On soap in boxes 10
On shot in casks 3
On twine in casks bales,
12
3
On all other goods, according to invoice thereof, or actual weight: provided always, that where the original in- voices of any of the said articles are produced at the time of making entry for such articles, and the tare or tares appear therein, it shall be lawful for the collector and naval officer, if there is one, if they see fit, with the consent of the importer or importers, consignee or consignees, to estimate the said tare or tares according to such invoice; but if not determined at the time of entry, the tare or tares as above shall be grant, ed and allowed.
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