Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-07-06

Hampton, in Virginia, and South Quay,
to the districts of Norfolk and Ports
mouth and each of the districts so an
nexed is hereby abolished, and made and
constituted part ofthe district to which
it is annexed, and established port of
delivery, with the privileges appertains
ing to such ports.
Sec. 3. Ind be it further enacted,
That the Offices of Surveyor in Augusta,
Thomastown, Waldoboro', St. George,
Bristol, Nsbleboro', and Bangor, in
Maine Easton, Great Mills, ST. Ingoes,
in Maryland Winton, Tombstone, Ske-
warky, Nixonton, Indiantown, New Big.
gin Creek, and Pasquotank, in North
Carolina Piusburg, Marietta, Cincin-
natl, Massac, Charleston, in Virginia,
and Limestone, be, and the same are
hereby, abolished.
Sec. 4. ind be il further enacted,
That the ports OF delivery of Augusta, in
Maine, Winton, Tombstone, Skewarky,
Nixonton, Indiantown, New Biggin
Creek, and Pasquotank, in North Caro-
lima, be, and the same are hereby, dis
continued as ports of delivery.
Sec. S. Ind be it further enacted,
That the President of The United States
be, and he is hereby, authorized, with the
advice and consent of the Senate, to ap-
point surveyor to each of the ports OF
delivery established by this act and, al
so, surveyor for the port of Eastport,
in the district of Passamaquoddy; and
each surveyor, so appointed, sh. bave
the same powers, and be suhject'to the
same duties, as other surveyors of the
customs. - ..
Sec. 6. .4nd be ii further enacted,
That the salaries heretofore allowed by
law to the several collectors OF the GUS
toms for the districts of White Noun
tains, Memphrymagog, Barnstable, Nam
tuckct, Marblehead, and New Bedford,
shall cease and be discontinued.
Sec. Z. Ind be ii further enacted,
That, in lieu OF the commissions allowed
by law to the several officers hereafter
mentioned, there shall be allowed the
following, to wit To each of the collec-
tors for the districts of Saco, Cape Vim
cent, Georgetown, in the District of Co.
lumbia, Newbern, and ST.. Mary's, in
Georgia, three per cent. to each collec-
tor for The districts OF Kennebunk, New
port, and New London, two and half
per cent. to each collector for the dis
tricts o. Bath, Bristol, New Haven, and
Alexandria, two per cent. to the collec-
tor for the district of Portsmouth, one
and thrcc-iourths per cent. to each col
lector for the districts oil Norfolk and
Portsmouth, Petersburg, and Richmond,
one and three-fourths per cent. and to
the collector for the district of Missis-
sippl, one per cent; to the collector for
the district of Boston, one fifth of one per
cent. and to the collector for the district
OF Newly York, one-sixth of one per cent.
on all moneys by them respectively re-
ceived on account of the duties arising
from goods, wares, and merchandise,
imported into the United States, and on
the tonnage of vessels.
Sec. 8. .4nd be it further enacted,
That, in addition to the cmolumenis Of
the several officers hereinafter mention
ed, and in lieu Of the salaries now esta-
blished by law, there shall be allowed
and paid the following salaries, to wit:
To the collector of the district of Will
mington, in Delaware, five hundred dol
lars to the collector of the district of
Sag Harbor, four hundred dollars; to
each of the collectors for the districts Of
Saco, Edgartown, Fairfield, Cape VIM
cent, Sackett's Harbor, Champlain,
Oswegatchie, Oswego, Vermont, Ok
ford, Tappahannock, Beaufort, in North
Carolina, Edenion, Georgetown South
Carolina, and Beaufort, in South Caro-
lima, two hundred and fifty dollars to
each Of the collectors for the districts Of
Wiscasset, Oswego, Plymouth, in North
Carolina, two hundred dollars to the
surveyor at PASSPORT, for the district Of
Passamaquoddy, five hundred dollars
to the surveyors at North Kington, for
the district of Newport, and to each Of
the surveyors at New London, and at
Hartford and Middletown, for the district
of Middletown and Hampton, two hun.
dred and Fifty dollars to each Of the sur.
veyors OF the ports for the districts of st.
Mary's, in Maryland. Eas, River, South
Quay, Petersburg, Edenton, Pawtuxet,
and Camden, two hundred dollars; and
to each OF the surveyors of the ports OF
Chester, Havre de Grace, Nottingham,
Dumfries, and Yeocomico, one hundred
and fifty dollars; to the naval officers for
the districts of Providence and Newport,
two hundred and fifty dollars each.
Sec. 9. .And be it further enacted,
That, whenever the emolumcnts of any
collector of the customs of either Of tho