American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-01

-ted free Of duty until June thireth, one thousand
leight hundred and twentysx.
i Sec. Q. And be it further enacted, That an ad
di.ion of ten per centum shall be made to the sew
eral rates of duties hereby imposed upon the sew
era articles aforesaid, which. after the said respec-
tive times for the commencement of the duties
hereby imposed shall be imported in ships or YES
sells, not of the United States: Provided. That
this addition shall moi be applied to articles imported
in ships vessels, not OF the United States, emit.
tied by treaty or by any act OF Congress-, to be
admitted on payment of the same duties that are
paid on like articles imported in ships or vessels Of
the United States
Sec. s. .9nd be it further enacted, That there
shall be allowed drawback of the duties by this
act imposed upon the expectation of any articles
that shall have paid the same, within the time, and
in the manner, and subject to the provisions and
restrictions, prescribed in the fourth section of the
act entitled " An act to regulate the duties on inn
ports and tonnage" passed the twenty -seventh day
lof April, one thousand eight hundred and sixteen
Sec. 4. End be it further enacted, That the draw
back allowed by law plat, silk cloths, shall be
laowed, although he said cloths, before the expor-
tation thereof, shall have been colored, printed,
stained, dyed, stamped, painted, in the United
States But, whenever any such cloths, so imported.
shall be intended to be so colored, printed, stained,
dyed, stamped, or painted, and afterwards to be ex
ported from the United States, with privilege OF
drawback, each package thereof shall before the
same shall be delivered from the public stores, be
opened and examined by an inspector of the GUS
toms, and the contents thereof measured or weigh
ed, and the quantity thereof sscertaned, and sam
pie oil each piece thereof reserved at the custom.
house and particular cunt or registry of such
examination, describing the number Of pieces in
each packsgetheir weight measure, and the sam
ed CHI he in he hoo h.,
OF the custom house and, after such examination,
said goods shall be packed in the original package.
and the SAID original package shall be marked
with custom house mark. And, whenever any
such goods, being thus colored, printed, stained,
dyed, stamped painted, shall be entered at the
custom house Tor expectation and drawback, the
same shall be so entered in the original package
marked aforesaid, and not otherwise, unless the
person, so entering the same, shall give satisfactory
evidence to the collector naval officer, oil
them that such original package has been lost OF
destroyed by accident; and no such application for
drawback shall be made except on the contents of
entire packages; and upon application for such entry
and drawback, the contents Of the packages so OF
tered, shall be examined by an inspector of the |
customs, and measured or weighed, and compared
With the original entry, registry, and samples and
i, upon such comparison and full examination, |
the collector shall be satisfied that the contents Of
ID and registered aforesaid, and not changed OF l
altered, except by being colored printed stained |
dyed stamped or painted, as aforesaid, then the |
person, so entering such goods, shall be admitted
he oath prescribed by law, to br used in cases oil I
application for exportion Of goods for the benefit
u drawback, and shall thereupon, he entitled to
drawback, as in other cases f.; Provided That the
exporter shall, in every other particular, comply /
With the regu atoms and formaties heretofore es
hal Fl
he benefit OF drawback. And if any person shall
present, for expectation and dra wback. any cnlored
'rinted stained, dyed, stamped, or painted silk, or
ankeen cloths, knowing the same not to be emit
led to drawback according TO the provisions of
his act, or shall wilfully misrepresent or conceal
he contents or quality of any package as alore-
aid, the SAID goods so presented or entered fori
awback, shall be forfeited, and may be seized by
he collector, and proceeded with, and the forfeit
ire distributed, as in other cases. |,
Sec. S. And be it further enacted, That the ex
sting laws shall extend to, and be in force for the
collection OF the duties imposed by this act, for
he prosecution and punishment of all offences,
nd tor the recovery, collection, distribution, and
emission, oil all fines, penalties, and forietures,
$ fully and effectuay as il every regulation, pen
ty, forfeiture, provision, clause, matter and thing,
that effect, in the existing laws contained, had
cen inserted IN, and re.enacted by, this act. II
oeC' o' s1hd or ~ .JuTWer enacted, hat the
roVisons OF the second section of the act of Con.
ress, entitled i" An act to regulate the duties ON
IMPORTS and TONNAGE" approved April twenty sew
nth, one thousand eight hundred and sixteen, shall
xiend and enure TO the benefit OF the schools and
olleges within the United States the territories
hereof, in the same manner, and under the like
limitations and restrictions, as is provided in said act,
With respect to seminaries Of learning. q
H. CLAY, hi
Sneaker of the Hnusn IF Renre~rnta,:yn, Is
JOHN GAILLARD, le
President of the Senate, pro tcmpore q
Washington, May 92d, 1924 :--Approved. a
JAMES MONROE In