{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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 Whenever any merchant vessel belonging to the United States shall enter either of the said five ports for trade, her papers shall be lodged with the consul or other person char ged with affairs, who will report ,he same to the commissioner of customs 1; and tonnage duty shall he paid on said vessess at the rate of five mace per ton, If she he over one hun drcd and fifty tons burden; and one mace per ton, if sine he of the burden Of one hanArea ana. fifty tons or under. according to the amour, of her tonnage, as specified in the register, said payment to be in full of the former charges of measurement and other lees which are wholly abolished. And fl any vessel, which having anchored at one of the said ports, and there paid tonnage duty. shall have occasion to go 10 any other of the said ports to complete the disposal of her cargo, the consul, or person charged with af- fairs. will report the same to the comtnis. sloner of customs, who, on shc departure of the said vessel, shall note in the port clear