Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-14

10 lEr. Ciay Secretary Of State
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Liverpool, 27M April, 1926.
SIR: The suspension Of the law requiring
certificates Of origin Of certain articles of car
goes in vessels from tie United States and o.
Their countries having expired, a few OF our YES
sells, lately arrived here without those docu-
ments were refused entry: but, on application
to Government, the most prompt orders were
given for their admission 10 entry, and this
morning it has been notified to the officers OF
Customs at this place, that tie suspension OF
that law has been renewed, and is 10 continue
until further orders.
Under this law it is required Of all masters
Of vessels, having on board any of the goods,
wares and merchandise, as per list herewith,
to be furnished with a declaration on oath,
made before magistrate Of the place where
shipped, by the owner, shipper, or oSnslSnee
Of the vessel, or by the owner, shipper, or con-
sgnee Of the goods, wares and merchandise as
aforesaid; which declaration must be confirm
ed by the certificate Of the British Consul or
Vice Consul, or in case Of there being no Bril-
fish Consul or Vice Consul there, then by two
known British merchants, which declaration
shall state either negatirely, that the goods,
wares and merchandise, are no. of the growth,
produce, or manufacture Of Turkey, or Of any
place in Africa, within the Straits OF Gibraltar,
or in the West Barbary or the Atlantic Ocean,
or df,maiively, Of swhat place they are the
growth, produce, or manufacture.
therefore beg leave, most respectfully, 10
submit, the propricty of this information being
made public.
have The honor to be, with high respect,
YOUR most obedieDt servant,
JAMES MAURY.
The Hon. the Secretary Of State Washington.
List of articles referred to in my letter to the Secretary
of State, of the 9th April, 1896.
Apparel of all kinds, artificial flowers, hast any
article made thereof BEADS bracelets or necklaces, IN
strings beds, bed.tcks, books, broons OF all sorts,
brushes of all Sorts burdctts camblets, canvass Car
menia Wool, carpets, cordage not arred, cotton wool,
cotton yr cotton thread all articles wholly made or
mixed with cotton silk, wool, thread yarn, down,
feathers, fax urers waste, goats hair, gold or silver
on thread cotton hair, WOOL silk any other sub
stance hereinbeore mats caps, or
bonnets Of straw chips, cane, or any other material,
hemp hoots horn and horn tips HAIR OF all sorts, leatl-
er, ncn iutestiings, catlEgs or hapsprings, maps,
mattresses mats and mating, mohar yarn, nets, new
or old, paper, packthrcad, parchment pets, plating
OF bast, chip, cane, straw or morse air, qlls rags,
sails and sail CLOTH SILKS, viz: grapes and t'aner hasks
and knubs raw silk throun and organzme silk, waste
silk wrought silk; skins, hides and trs and parts or
pieces of SKINS hides and urs, whether undressed or
in part or wholly tanned, tared or dressed; sponges,
straw or any article made mixed with straw stock
ngs of all sorts thread tow, velium whisks, wool,
whether raw or any wise wrought, yarn of all sorts.
And all other goods whatever. it they shall have ar
rived in or with packages consisting wholly or in part
VI any u viz ~ ''N''' 49, JAMES MAURY.
Consulate of the United States, Liverpool