The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-08


An ACT to establish the Distric, Of b skeiy
BE H enacted by fhe Senqfe aud House 0,
Re'rsseniatipes Of The United Sldtes of diner
ca in Congress assembled, That, from ant
sfter the thirtielh day Of June next, the Ala
bams, Middle, and Tensaw rivers, in the
state OF Alabama, and all the shores and va
ters on the east side OF The Bay of Mobile
and all the rivers of the said state emptyins
into the Gulf Of Mexico, to the east OF saie
By, shall form Collection District, 10 be
called the District OF Blskeiy, of which the
port OF BiakeIy shall be the sole Port of En-.
try; and collector for the Disiric, shall be
appointed, TO reside at such place as the Pre-
sideni oi the United States shal, direct, near
said port, who shall be entitled TO receive, in
addition to the fees and other emoumenis es
tsb!ished by law, the annual saiary of two
Aundred and fifty dollars. .
PHILIP P. BARBOUR,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN GAlLLARD,
President Of the Senate, pro tempofe.
Washington. April H. 1929. - 80 VT.
Approved JkAiEs MONROE.
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AN ACT to remit the du.ies on Sword i'm I.
ported to be presented to Captain Thomas
Mscdonoash, Of the United States Navy.
ASe ~ sHeSseW ~ tHe ceNGtc ana ffSuSe OF
Ae,resensaHVes Of fae United Siotes Of .4mrr-
See tn Conyrest assembled, That tho duties
which hste accrued, or which may accrue,
10 the United Slales, upon the i'm por,a,ion OF
p Sword, 10 be presented 10 Captain Thomas
J. Dl2ctonough, ss the United States Navy, tn
behalf Of the petty officers, seamen, and ma.
rines, who served on board the frigstc Guer-
yiere, when she was lately Under his command
IN the Mediterranean, which sword is repro.
aented to be, or lately to have been, in the
custody Of the Collector Of the District OF
Hew-f0rk, be, and the said duties srs here.
BY, remitted.
PHILIP r. BARBOUR,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
- JOHN GAILLARD,
President OF the Senate, pro ,empore.
Washington. April ", ls22.-Approved.
JAMES MONROE.
An ACT to amend tue act, entitled q" An act
to establish the District Of Bristol and to
sanex The towns OF Kittery and Berwick
to the District of Portsmouth," passed Feb.
ruary 25th, eigb,een bundled and one.
Be u enaeted by tAe Senate and Hou,e Of
Rehresenfatives efthe United States of finer.
sea in Congress assembled, That, from and
slter the thirtieth day Of September next, the
entitled 4" An act to establish tho District Of
Bristol, and TO annex the towns Of Kit,ery
and Berwick to the District of Portsmouth"
passed February 2s,h, eighteen hundred and
one, shall be called and known by the name
Of the District Of Eiistol and Warren, and
that Bristol and Warren shall thereafter be
considered as one port Of entry, and shall pos
sess all the rights and privileges which now
Belong 70 the Port Of Bristol.
PHILIP r. BARBOUR.
Speaker sthe House Of Representatives.
JOHN GhILLARD.
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Washington, April II. 1922.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
An ACT 10 Ak the Inns OF the Por, Of En-.
try md Delivery for the District Of Pala.
de!phia.
BE enacted by he Senate and House ef
Rrhresenf5npes cf fhe United Sacs Of .fmsr-
ias N Congress assembled, Thst PbIIade phia
shaii from and sfter the passage Of this act,
ec the sole Port Of Entry snd DEWEY for
The District OF Philadelphia, which said Port
ef En,ry and Delivery shall be bounced by
the Navy Yard on the south, and Cohock.iDk
creek on the north, any thing many former
law to the contrary Notwithstanding.
u. BhhDuON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN GAlLLARD.
President Of the Senate, pro tempore.
Washington, April IL. 1922. --
Approved JAMES MONROE.
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An ACT, supplement. TO en- act, emitted
1Aa set to alter the terms OF the District
Court 10 Alabama.
BE 10 enacted By he Senate and House Of
-, c.
ica IN Congress assem5isd, That the third sec.
sion Of the sc,, entitled An act to alter The