The method of computing the customs made plain to the meanest capacity . With Examples of One and 100 pound Weight, Hundred Weight, Yards, Gallons, &c. Of each kind of Goods likely to be Imported into North Britain. Also of Prize-Goods. And each Duty distinctly Computed, Gross, Discompt and Neat. By which Merchants before they send for their Goods Over-Seas, may know what Dutys they are to pay for them at the Custom-House. Also Full and Clear Instructions and Examples for all sorts of Entries; And for all sorts of Debentures, Draw-Backs Bounty-Moneys and the like.
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Method of computing the customs made plain to the meanest capacity (Online)
The method of computing the customs made plain to the meanest capacity. With Examples of One and 100 pound Weight, Hundred Weight, Yards, Gallons, &c. Of each kind of Goods likely to be Imported into North Britain. Also of Prize-Goods. And each Duty disti
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Edinburgh : printed by the heirs and successors of Andrew Anderson Printer to the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, anno Dom., 1709.
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