Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

entire package, bale, cask, OF box unless in bulk
shah merchandise imported in bulk be delivered e1
cent in the hole quantity OF each parcel or in guam
tiiy less than one ton weight. unsss by special au-
thorty of the Secretary OF the Treasury. And In case
the owner Importer consgnee, or agent Of my goods
on which the duties have not been paid shall give to
the collector satisfactory security Tint the SAID goods
shall be landed out Of the Jurisdiction of the United
States in the required by existing laws re-
latng expectations for the benefit Of drawback the
collector and naval officer any, on an entry to reex-
port the same, SHALL upon payment Of the appropriate
expenses permit the said goods under the inspection OF
the proper officers to be shipped without the payment oil
any duties thereon. And in any goods, wares, or
merchandise, deposited as aforesaid, shall remain IN
public store beyond year. without payment oil the
duties and charges thereon, then said goods wares OF
merchandise shall be appraised by the appraisers OF o
United States f there he any at such port and II none
then by two merchants TO be designated and sworn ny
the collector for that purpose and sold by the coeeoI
AT public auction due public notice thereof being
first given in the and for the time TO he pre-
scribed by general regulation Of the Treasury Depart
descriptive of said goods with the appraised value az
fixed thereto, shall be distributed among the persons
present said sale; and reasonable opportunity shall
be given before such sale, 70 persons desnous OF pu
chasing inspect tho quality OF such goods; ana tho
proceeds Of said saes after deductng the usual rate OF
storage at the port In question: with all other charges
and expenses, including dutes shall be paid over 10 e
owner, importer, consgnec, AGENT and proper
taken for the Provided, That the oveplus, u any
there be, of the proceeds Of such sales AFTER the pay
ment of Storage charges, expenses, and duties as %
said, remaining unclaimed for the space oil ten Gays ~
ter such sales shall be paid by the collector ino INT
Treasury of the United States; and the said coiieoo
shall transmit 10 the Treasury Department, win INC
said overplus, copy Of the inventory, appraisemen
and account of sales, specifying the marks, huou ,
aud descriptions of the packages sold, their coh'ee
and appraised value the name OF the vessel anu ''a
in which, and of the port place whence they were
imported, and the time when, and the name oil tne Iu
son or persons to whom said goods were consgnsu ~
the manifest, and the duties and charges 70 WHICH W..
several ccnsignments respectively subcc ana .no
receipt or certificate of th1 collector shall eIoneae ine
n,pxte r0Fn
OF vessel in which said goods, wares or meIchahuse
imported, from oil claim of the owner 9. owheis
thereof who shall, nevertheless on due PROOF Oh te
interest be entitled receive from the treasury the
amount Of any overpus paid into the same uhuer .ne
provisions of this act Provided, That so much OF !ne
ifiy-sixth section Of the general collection law oil tne
second OF March, seventeen hundred and Ninety hine
(see VOL 3, 1881 and The thirteenth section o, 'e ~.
of The thlrleth Of August, eighteen hundred ana ioy
TWO tsee vol. 10, p. $751; 10 provide revenue rom im
pors and TO change and modify existing laws imposing
duties on imports and for other purposes, Us c"es
with he provisions this act, shall lie, ana s treoy
repealed epug that nothing contained In ms acl
shall he construed extend The time now prescrben ny
law for selling unclaimed goods Pfoviosd' also, iha'
all goods Of perlshable nature ana oil guhpo"ne,
Are crackers and explosive substances, deposited as
aforesaid, shall be sold forthwith.
| Src . And be il further enacted, That any goods,
when deposited in the public the manner pro-
| vded for in the foregoing section, may be WITHDRAWN
thererom and transported 10 any other port o entry u
der the restrictions provided for In the act OF the second
Of March, hundred and ninetynne, lsee vol
g. D. 1867 in respect to the transportation Of gods,
merchandise from one CORRECTION 70
another To be exported with the benefit OF drawback;
and the Of such goods so 10 be Withdrawn Tor
transportation shall give his bond, with sufficient sure
ties in double the OF the duties cargeable on
them for the depose Of such goods in store In the port
of entry which they shall be destined such hond 10 oe
cancelled when the goods shall be re deposited III store
| IN the collection district to which they shall be trans
ported: Provided That nothing contained IN THIS sec
lion shall be construed extend the lime during which
goods may he kept In store after their original inpoita-
ton and entry, beyond the term Of one year.
Sec g. And be II further enacted, That If any ware
housed goods shall be frauduenty concealed in or re-
moved from any public or private warehouse, the same
shall be forfeited the United States and all persons
convicted OF rrauduenty concealing removing such
goods or Of aiding abeiting such conceament or re-
inoyaI shall be liable u the same penalties which are
now imposed for the fraudulent introduction OF goods
into the United SIe.es; and If any importer or prppre-
of any waehoused goods, or any person In his en-
ploy shall by any contrivance fraudnently open the
Warehouse shall gain access In the goods except III
the presence Of the proper officer Of ths CUSTOMS acting
the execution of his duty such importer or proprietor
shall forfeit and pay for every such offence thousand
dollars And any person convicted of altering deacnp,
| or obleraiing any mark OF marks which have been
placed by any officer of the revenue any package or
packages cf warehoused goods shall forfeit and pay for
! eyery such offence five hundred dollars.
SEC A. And be further enacted, That the collectors
of the several ports Of the United States shall make
quarterly reports 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury,
cordng such general instructions as the said Secrea
| ~ may give, Of all goods which remain In the ware
houses Of their respective pors specifying the quantity
and description of the same; which returns, tables
formed thereon, the Secretary of the Treasury shall
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| Of the city of Washington.
sEc. S. And be it further enacted, That the Secreta-
y Of the Treasury be- and he Is hereby authorized 10
make, from time to me such regulations, not inconss
tent with the laws Of the United States, as be
cessary 10 give full effect 10 The provisions of this act
and secure just accountability under the same. And
II shall be duty of the Secretary report regu-
la,ions to each succeeding session of Congress.
Approved, August g. 1916.
CHAR S5.-An Act 10 repeal act entitled "An &c,
Tor The relief Of the Stockbrdge tribe Of Indians in
af tt.t.l
eighteen hundred and forty ,hree. and for other pu
poses.
Ssc |. Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States OF America IN Con
press assembled, That the act entitled San for the
relief Of the Sockbridse tribe Of Indians in the Terrific
~ of Wisconsin,. approved March third, eighteen hum
same IS hereby rspeaIsd and the said slockbrdre tribe
or nation of Indians restored to their ancient form Of
and exercised by them under their customs and usages
a. fully and completely as though the above reciIed act
| had never passed
Src And be il further enacted, That The sub-agent
of Indian affairs Green Bay under the rection Of the
| Governor of Wisconsin, who shall be commissioner
for this purpose shall he required To open book for the
anromen, of The Of such persons Of the Stock
fridge tribe of Indians shall desire 10 become and
main citizens of the United States, Immediately upon
the passage of this law; and three months shall be al
lowed after the opening of said books for the enrolment
within which time shall be the duty of all desiring CT
tizenshp forward in person and file their app
cation Aher the expiration of the three months, INC
said sub-acent shall divide the said township of land
now held by the Stockbrdges on the w innebago ake
nfo TWO districts be known and designated ms ths
Indian district and citizen district according 10 the
.r.nch and numbers Of their respective parties, and
the laws and usages In sa;d tfioe Inc iands IN the
d,,n district are to remain and to be held in commons
those in the citizen district are TO be dvIded and to
..rh Indian who becomes citizen the said sub agent
ahaji assign by distinct mees and bounds, his ratabe
nropor,ion Of land And, after the division and alot
men are completed shall be the duty OF The said sub
agent 10 make three copies Of the divisions thus
made one Of which he shall file with the clerk Of the
district cour, ofthe county in which the citizen district
of land NAV be situated; one other copy he shall file in
the land office at Green Bay, in Wisconsin Territory,
and the other shall he returned 10 The Secretary u War
And upon the recent Of the said return by the Secreia
~ of War; patents may be issued 10 the individual re-
serves who become cizens upon The receipt OF which
title i'm fee simple To the lot Of land shall vest in the
palentee; and all transfers and assignments of the land
made prevous TO the issuance OF the patent shall be null
and void Provided however. Jhat those Indians who
become citizens shall forfeit all right 10 receive any
| lion of the annuity which may now be OF may become
due the nation of Sockhdges by virtue Of any treaty
heretofore entered into by tns Government win saia
| Stockbrldses.
SRc z And be IL further enacted, That In conslde
ration of the moneys paid by said Stockhrdge nation OF
| Indians To the Winnebagoes and Menomones In the
wears eighteen hundred aud twentyone and eighteen
hundred and and all other claims, the
ri Ave thousand dollars paid said tribe Of Indians
nv the of War; and for this the said
eum Of usand dollars be, and the hereby
appropriated out Of any money In The Treasury not 9TH
erwise Provided That nothing in This act
contained shall be construed 10 impair any claim which
| said nation may have upon The Delaware nation 10
share of the lands assigned 70 them west OF the Missou
! ri river.
Approved, Angus, 6, 1916.
VaIJARIE LAND FOR SALE