The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-10

marked with . custom house mark. And
whsnever sny such goods, being thus coIossds
printed, stained, dyed, stamped, OF painted,
shall be entered Of the custom housc for on,
portstion and drawback, the same shall be 90
entered IN the original package, marked 8, a.
toresaid, and no, o,he. wise, unless tho persons
so.enieriog tho same, shsal give ssitsfse,ory
evidence 10 tho collector OF naval officer, oe
one of them, that such oiigi6st package has
bern lost or destroyed by accident, and no
such application TO- d'awback's shall be made,
cxcepi on the contents of entire packages :
and, upon application Tor such entry and
d. s*back, tho contents Of the packages go of
Tered, shall DO examined by an inspector Of
the customs, and measured or weighed, and
compared with the original enuy,regis,ty, and
samples /; and 1t, upon such comparison aud
tu!l examination, tho collie ctof shalt DO sstiss
fed ths, tho contents OF each package arc the
same iden,icsi goods imported and registered
% aforesaid, eod not changed o, altered, exc
cept by being eoiored, printed, stained, dyed,
stamped, or panied, ss Aforesaid, then The
person, SO entering such goods, shalt be adj
mitted 10 the oath prescribed by law, 10 be US
ed in cases OF application for exploration os
goods TO- The beneht Of drawback, and shalia
the eupos, be entitled to drawback, as in oth-
Q, cases Provided, That the exporter shails
in evory otRsr particular, comply with Tho
acquisitions and f6tmaIities heretofore cstab.
lished Tor ient,les Of goods' for c3por,stions
with the benefit Of drawback, And if any
person shall ptese.~ .or expoustion and draw.
back, a0y coiored, printed, stained, dyed,
stamped, or paioiei silk, or nankecn cloths,
knowing the same not 10 DO entitled to drawback
according to tho provisions Of this act, OF
shall wiIfuliy misreprssent or concert tho
con'en,s or'qusIi'y of any packages s!orea>ids
the said goods, go presented or entered foe
drawback, shall DO forfeited, and msy DO sisz!
edby the collector, and proceeded with, and
the TO fei,ute disuibu,ed, as in other cases.
Soc. s. .1nd be IL further enaetsd, That tho
existing laws shall extend 10, and DO in forco
Tor, tho collection OF tho duties imposed by
this act, for the prosecution snd punishment
OF all oiienccs, and for tho recovery, collection,
disr hutton, and remission, of oil fines, penal
ties, end fo,feh0reo, es fully end etgec,uaiiy al
,!svety regulation, penalty, forfeiture, provis-
lon, claauo, matter and thing, 20 the, effect, ir,
tho existing laws contained, had been inserted
in, sud.'o enacted by, this act.
Sec. g.. .fnd Be. if farther enacted, Thss
the provisions of the second section Of the ace
Of Congress, ep,nled 4" An act to regulate tho
duties on imports and ,onnsce," approved A.
pill twenty seventh, ono thousand eight huns
drcd and sixteen, shall extend and enure to
the benefi, OF the schools and colleges within
tho United S,s,os, or the terri lorics thcreofs
in the same manner, and under the like lmi-
ts'ions end testric,ions, ss is provided IN said
sct, with respec, TO sem,ns,ies Of lesrring.
90 n. CLAY,
Spester Of the II ,use Il Representatives.
JOHN GAlLLARD,
President oi the Senate, pro tempore,
Washington, Moy 22d, 1924 tt'lg
Approved: JAMES MONROE.