The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1853-03-19


lection district of BrazoS de Santiago,
or imported and bonded at any other
port of the United States, and transp por-
ted thence in bond, and dulyreware.
housed at Point Isabel in pursuance OF
the provisions Of the warchouSing law Of
August sixth, eighteen hundred and for
ty-six, may be withdrawn from ware
house at any time within two years from
the date Of original Importation Into the
United States for immediate expolta-
iion, without payment Of duties under
the provisions of the wareh6usng act
aforesaid, toportS and places in Mexico,
by land or wtter, OF partlyby land and
partly by water, or BY such routes as
may be designated blythe Secretary Of
tile Treasury. A' 'I ~ ,G,1 p.
See 9. Ind 5cH tN7her crdcie8,
That any imported merchandise dug
entered and bonded at any yport3pf tIit
United States may be withdrawn from
warehouse at any time within two years
from the date Of Importation, wilhou,
payment of duties, in pursuance Of Tie
provisions Of the warehonsmg law Of
sixth August, eighteen hundred and for-
ty-siX, for immediate expectation for San
Fernando, paso del Nortc, and Chihua-
hna, in Mexico, through thc port of La
Vaca, in the collection district of SaIu.
ria, in The state of Texas, and be tran.
shipped inland, thence 10 San Antonio
in said state, and from the latter place
to the destinations in Mexico aforesaid,
either BY way of Eagle Pass, the Plesi.
dio del Norte, and San Elizalo, all on
the Rio Grande; and the Secretary of
the Treasury shall be and is hereby au-
ttorised to prescribe such regulations
not Inconsistent with law, as he may
deem proper and necessary, respecting
the packing, marking, inspection, nroqi
OF due delivery at their foreign deslna-
tions Of the imports authorised by this
and the foregoing section Of this act, TO
be exported from warehouse 10 ports
and placesin Mexico, and for the due
protection in other respects Of the pub.
lic revenue. shl. b.lWji .u9oo c4I
Sec. 3. A0d be 1t .fwth&r caacted,
That the Secretary Of tile Treasury
shall appoint inspectors Of the customs
to reside at9San Antonio, Eagle Pass,
the Preside del Norte, and San Eliza.
rio, or at such otherpoints on the routes
as he may designate, not exceeding four
in number, who shall each receive an
annual salary Of two hundred and fifty
dollars, and who shall make a report
semi-annually TO the Secretary of The
Treasury, of all the trade that passes
under inspection, stating the number Of
packages, description of goods, their
value, and the names Of the exporters.
q Seed. 1hd IeH tHj2hey eaact4d.
mat no goods, wares, or merchandise
exported out OF The limits OF the United
States, according to The provisions OF
TINS act, snail be voluntarily landed or
brought into the United States; and Oh
being so landed or brought into tile u.
states: they shall be forfeited, and The
same proceedings shall be had for their
condemnation and The distribution OF The
proceeds OF 'helr sales as IN other cases
OF forfeiture ol goods Illegally imported;
ana every person concerned IN The vol
nn'ary landing or bringing such goods
'nto4'he United States shall be liable %
apenalty OF four hundred dollars
Sec P And, 0eH Jurther eaacted,
hat a acts and parts Of acts lnconsls'
tent win Tue provisions OF the foregoing
act, be ana lhesame are hereby repeal
ed. i @fe o7 'li 9ae'i '1a'."m'
Approved, August 81, iS5s' a''efd1