The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-12
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Aliawi1g drawback upon foreign II srebaaaisa ex- ported in the original PacEa ,es to Chihuahua
 da1 S44aEe, ia Mexico,

A.ia"i0g drawback upon foreign II srefaalisa ex-
 ported in tfa original Pac3lages to Chihuahua
 aad SaasaEe, in Mexico
 Be u caaeted 5g tte .SsHate and H9age af z Preseutatiees q tte UajJd States of .3- msfica jR Congress assembled, Thataay iln- ported merchandise which has entered, and he duties pad =oa seemed according te la#. for drawback, may be exported Chihuahua, in Mexico, oe Santa He, ia New Mexico, ei- liner by the route Of the Arkansas river through Van Bufea, or by the iouts of the Red river through I78l3on, Of by fhe asGla ol he Missouri through independence
 SEC ,. ind 5sit tartber eaace3, tfaatali tae merchandise % exported slalI be ia the original packages a5 imported, true invoice whereof, signed by inc exporter, s3aI! be male, 10 the satisfaction Of the collector. descu5ing aecaaaleIF each package, with its contents and aii the marks upon i, exclusive oi the name 9i inc exporter, the place of dcs- tlnatlon, and lhc route by which i is to be exported, all which shall be inscribed there on upon which invoice the collector shall certify that he is faIIF convinced tha same k true, that tae ga9ds ae iH the original p8ct- ages as imported, that they are dulg entered iog dawbaek3 aa@l to ba exported b5# #the own CT, (namiag bimsA to either ol the places aforesaid, lnamiag it,) and by one of the aforesaid routes, Canning it)
 SGc, }. .aad be | .fHrlher enacted, That upon the arrival of such goods al either of the p'aces ia Arkansas or Missouri above named, they ahaiI be again inspected and compared with the invoice and certificate aforesaid, by an officer of the United States. who shall, if fully convinced that the several packages are identical, having remained u,l- broken and unchanged, also certify on said invoice tue facts, Ill such form as the Secreta- " of the Treasury shall prescribe.
 Sac 1. And 58 t further snacted, That upon the arrival of any such goods at Slnia Fe or Chihuahua, they, wiih the invoice and certificates aforesaid, shall he submitted to the inspection Of tAe consul of the U Statas, or such agent as the President may appoint for that purpose, waa,ifhe be fully convinced thereof shall, in such form as the Secretary ot the Treasury shall prescribe, certify upon said invoice that the goods have arrived ii the original packages as imported, without change or alteration, and have been exported from the United States in good faith, to be disposed of and consumed ia a foreign coun- try.
 Szc. 5. 1ad 5s it further enacied, That if the exporter shall give bond, with satisfacto- " securities, ill thrice the amount of dales, that the said merchandise by him exported has been delivered at either of the places aforesaid without the United States, ia good faith, 10 be sold and. consumed there, and shall also produce said invoice, with the regu- lar certificates thereon, the collector shall thcreupoa pay to him the usual drawback allowed by law.
 Sac.6. .4al bsit further enqcied, That tho Secretary of the Treasury shall appoint in- spcetors 10 reside at each Of the following places, to wit: Van BWcn, Fulton, and h. dependence, above named, who shall each have salary Of two hundred and fifty dollars, and make full report of ail the trade that passes under their inspection, To the secreia- ry ol the Treasury, semi-annually, giving an account of Inc number of packages, the kind eI goods t.la value, and the names Of the ex- Porlers
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