The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-10

and have been exported from the United States In
good faith, To be disposed OF and consumed IN ioI-
egn country.
Sll s. Ind be Il further enacted, That II the en
porter shall give bond, with satisfactory surees IN
thrice the amount OF duties that the said merchandise
by him exported has been delivered al either Of the
places aforesaid without the United Stntes, IN good
faith TO be sold and consumed there, and shall also
produce said invoice, with the regular eerllheales
thereon, the collector shall hereupon pay TO him the
usual drawback allowed by law.
Sec. b. lind be further e,aeied, mat The Sec
Rotary Of tho Treasury shall appoint inspectors TO
reside al each OF the following places TO vii Van
Burcn, Fulton, and Independence, sooVenamed, or
such other place Ia Missouri as the Secretary oil The
Treasury shall designate who shall each have sal
airy OF two hundred aud nifty dollars, and make full
report Of all the trade that passes under their nspec
tion TO the Secretary Of the Treasury, semannually
giving account Of all the number of packages, the
kind Of goods the value, and the names Of the ex-
porters.
SIC. 7. .lnd be Il Further enacted That any i'm.
ported merchandise which has been entered, andthe
duties paid secured according TO law, for drawbacks,
may be exported TO the British North American Pro-
vnces adjoining the Uniled States and the ports OF
Plattsburg In the District of Champlain Burlington,
IN the District Of Vermont Sackets Hsrbor, Oswe.
go, aud Ogdenburgh, IN the District Of OswegaIche
Rochester ia the District OF Geneseei Buffalo and
Erie, in the District Of Prequisle Cleveland, in the
District OF Cuyahogai Sandusky AID Detroit toselh-
or with such ports on the seahoard from which mer-
chandiLe may now be imported, for the btneht Of
drawback, hereby declared ports from which for
elgn goods, wares, and merchandise, on which the
import duty has been paid, secured 10 be paid may
be exported ports in the adjoining British Proyin
ces, aud 10 which ports foreign goods, wares, aud
merchandise may be transported inland, or BY water
from the port OF original importation, under existing
provisions OF law, To be thence exported for benefit
Of drawback Provided That such other ports stu
lad E. Of gIa fuaf.I Sf.f. ali
ing the British North American Provinces, as
may hereafter be found eApedient, may have
extended TO them the like privileges, the recon
Inentation of the Secretary Of the Treasury and
proclamation duly made by the President Of the
United States specially Designating the ports TO
which the aforesaid privileges are to be extended.
Sec. 3. .iHd be u further enacted That all laws
now 10 force 10 relation to the allowance Of draw
back Of duties upon goods imported into the United
States and exported therefrom, and in relation 10
the conditions and evidence on which such draw
back is to be paid, shall be applicable TO the draw
back allowed by this act. And IN addition to exist
ing provisions on the subject, to enue exporters of
goods TO the drawback allowed by this act, they
shall produce TO the collector of the port from which
such goods, wares and merchandise were exported,
the certificate under seal Of the collector or other
chief officer Of the port To which the said
goods, wares, and merchandise were exported in the
SAID adjoining provinces which certificate shall be
endorsed upon a duplicate certified copy Of the
manifest granted al the time of such exporfatlon and
shall state that the identical goods contained in
the said manifest had been landed at such foreign
port, and duly entered at the custom-house there
and that the duties imposed by the laws in force at
such ports upon the said goods had been paid,
cured to be paid IN full and the said exporters shall
also produce the affidavit of the master of the vessel
IN which the said goods exported that the same
identical goods specified IN the manifest granted at
the time Of such expectation had been carried to the
named nd
had been landed and entered at the custom.
house, and that the duties imposed thereon at
the said foreign port had been paid secured to be
paid and that the goods referred to in the certificate
of the collector chief revenue officer of such foreign
port herein mentioned, were the identical goods
described In the manifest Aforesaid and in the said
affidavit.
Sec. 9. .lnd be il further enacisd, That no goods,
wares, or merchandise exported according to the pro-
visions OF this act, shall be voluntarily landed or
brought into the United States and on being so
landed or brought into the United States they shall
De forfeited and the same proceeding shall be had
Tor their condemnation, and the distribution of the
proceeds OF their sales, other of forfeiture
OF goods illegally imported. And every person con-
cerned IN the voluntary landing or bringing such
goods into the United States shall be liable TO penal
ty of four hundred dollars.
Sec. TO- .8nd be ii further enacted That from the
amount Oh duties upon any goods, wares and mer-
chandse imported INTO the United States and which
snail De exported according TO the provisions of this
act, there shall be deducted two and half per CEN
tum OF such amount, which shall be retained by the
respective collectors for the of the United States
and the residue only shall be the draw back to be paid
TO the exporters of such goods wares and merchan-
disc
Sec. i. .indbe further enacted That the Secre-
tary OF the treasury hereby further authorized to
prescribe such rules and regulations not inconsistent
with the laws OF the United States, as he NAV deem
necessary to carry into effect the provisions of this
act and to prevent the illegal re-mportation of any
goods, wares, or merchandise which shall have been
exported as herein provided and that all acts or parts
OF acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act be,
and The same are hereby, repealed.
.,. JOHN w. JONES
Speaker ofHe House of Representatives.
WILLIE p. MANGUM
Presidentef The Senate pro lempore
Approved, March 3, ls45.
JOHN TYLER
certify That this act did originate in the Senate.
...... ASBURY DICKENS Secretary.
PUBLIc-No. Al.
AN ACT making appropriations for the civil and
diplomatic expenses of the Government for the
year ending the tbirieth June eighteen hundred
and iorty-slx, and for other purposes.
BE il enacted by The Senate and House af Repr,senfo
tires Of The United States Of america in Congress assem-
ofed, hat the following sums be, and hereby are,
appropriated to the objects hereinafter EXPRESSED for
the year ending the hrtleth of June eighteen hun
dred and ior'y-six, to be paid of any unappropr
ated money in the Treasury, viz:
For compensation and mileage of Senators and
members OF the House of Representatives and Dele.
gates, five hundred thousand dollars
For compensation of the officers and clerks, of
both Houses of Congress, thirty-two thousand and
ten dollars and fifty cents
For compensation of three clerks employed in the
office OF the Secretary of the Senate under resoIu
tions OF the Senate, four thousand five hundred dol
lars
For stationery, fuel, printing and all other contin
gent expenses of the Senate sixty thousand dollars.
For stationery fuel, printing and all other con,in-
gent expenses of the House of Representatives one
hundred thousand dollars
For contingent expenses of the House of Repre-
senta.Nes arising under the resolutions Of June four