DISTRICT INSPECTORS

DISTRICT OF NEW.
CASTLE.

DISTRICTS OF PRO.
VINCE.

37 No other Fees to be taken in District Court than allowed
by Provincial Acts

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470

152

ib.

200

10

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ib.

ib.

18

115

116

117

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118

ib.

119

ib.

343-4

Persons entitled to, by deed, may release, provided they
assent thereto before any Justice of King's Bench or Quar-
ter Sessions (See No. 7.)

2 Form of certificate thereof

3 Clerk's fees

4 May be released by persons residing in Great Britain, Ire-
land, or the United States, &c.

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98

ib.

238

5 Persons so releasing to be examined by Mayor, &c. touching
their consent, who shall certify, &c.

239

6 Verification of certificate

ib.

DUNDAS.

DURHAM

7 May be barred before Judge of District Court and Chair-
man of Quarter Sessions

& Fees to be paid for certificate thereof

DUTIES

1 An additional duty of 20s on Licences to retail Spirituous Li-
quors imposed

2 Ditto on Stills

3 Like Duties to be levied on Goods and Merchandize import-
ed into this Province from United States of America, for the
use of this Province, as are now levied in Lower Canada

4 Ports of Entry and Clearance appointed
5 Governor to appoint Collectors

6 Their duties

7 To report all Entries, and account

8 May appoint Deputies

9 Allowance to Collectors

10 Security to be given by them

11 Terms of intercourse between this Province and the United
States of America

12 Peltries, Indians, Ferriage, Goods in transitu

13 Entry of Boats, Vessels, &c.

14 Attendance of Collectors

15 Manner of proceeding on arrival of Boats, Vessels, &c.
16 Collector to make estimate, and give Certificate & Permit
17 How to act when Goods from United States are removed
from the Port of Entry after Duties paid and secured

18 Goods to be unladen in open day, unless special licence to
the contrary, under penalty

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19 No Goods liable to Duty shall be removed from the place of
landing until weighed, guaged, taled or meted

20 Under penalty

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136

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ib.

ib.

ib.

ib.

ib.

ib.

ib.

ib.

27 Collectors and their Deputies may seize as well without as
within their respective Districts

30 Mode of sale of Vessels, Boats, &c. seized and condemned
31 Provisions in cases of actions or prosecutions for things done
under 41st Geo. 3. c 5

35 Names of places where Collectors are to be appointed, and
their respective Districts

ib.

21 How Duties paid and secured before unlading Goods
22 How examination of Goods to be made on suspicion of fraud
23 Goods not entered according to the provisions of 41st Geo. 3.
c 5, forfeited

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24 Directions for Collectors and Deputies to search for Goods
suspected not to be entered

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25 Penalty for buying Goods liable to seizure

26 Goods not prohibited may be exported Duty free to United
States

36 The Master or person having command of Vessel, or Agent

for proprietor, or Consignee of Goods, to report

37 What the report shall contain

38 In what cases bonds shall be entered into
39 Condition thereof

40 Permit to be granted

41 In what cases goods, &c. forfeited

42 To what vessels.43d Geo. 3d, c 2, does not extend

43 Vessels bound to Queenston direct not to report at Niagara,

unless they anchor in intermediate distance

44 When duties exceed £20, bond may be taken

45 Form thereof

46 How Custom-Houses erected

47 Seizures under £20 to be determined in Quarter Sessions
48 Which shall be final

49 But owner of goods, on giving bond, may have case de-
cided in King's Bench

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50 Goods seized may, in certain cases, be delivered up

51 Disputes as to value of goods, how settled

52 Costs of proceedings, how paid

(See Masters of Vessels.)

53 Duties imposed upon venders of spirituous Liquors by

wholesale

54 How to be accounted for

55 Duties on Licences to Hawkers and Pedlars

56

57

58 How to be accounted for

59 On Light-houses, relief afforded Steam-boat in the payment

thereof

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60 Not to be paid at ports where no Light-house is erected
61 On certain imports from the United States

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401

404

to Auctioneers and goods sold by
to Innkeepers, how regulated

454-5

62 How to be paid and accounted for

63 On American vessels

64 Additional duty imposed upon Stills, how levied and ac-
counted for, &c.

Proceeding when actions of Ejectment are brought for Land
improperly occupied in consequence of erroneous surveys 440

1 Method of trying controverted

2 Poll to close at, in six days

(See House of Assembly.)

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244

F

ELECTORS.

Qualifications of

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ENGLAND.

Laws of, to be henceforth the rule of decision in contro-
versies relative to property and civil rights

EVIDENCE.

EXECUTION.

EXIGENT.

2 Provisions for performance of Statute labour

1 Rules of, to be regulated by those established in England
2 Exception to, under Commissions of Interrogatories

3 Before Commissioners under Heir and Devisee Act
(See Menonists and Tunkers, No. 7 9-Bills of Exchange,
No. 6-Forfeited Estates, No. 4.)

1 Writ against Lands and Tenements not to include goods and
chattels, nor to issue until return of writ against goods and
chattels

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2 Twelve months to intervene between teste and return of writ
3 Sheriff not to sell Lands sooner than twelve months after the
delivery of the writ to him

4 Plaintiffs may levy poundage and expence of execution
beyond judgment

5 Eight days notice of sale to be given by Sheriff

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6 An inventory of goods seized to be given by Sheriff before
removal thereof

7 When to issue in Court of Requests

1 Writ of, when to be awarded

2 Form of

3 Return of

FEES.

1 Of Commissioners of Court of Requests

8

2 Yearly salaries to be allowed to Gaolers in lieu of

12

3 Of Town Clerks and Pound-keepers, to be regulated in
Quarter Sessions

18 On certificate of femme covert consenting to alien Land

19 To Inspectors

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20 To special Jurors

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247-8

295

470

484

100

ib.

ib.

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231

FELONS.

1 Warrants issuing within His Majesty's other Governments of
North America against Felons escaping therefrom may be
executed within this Province, being duly indorsed

2 Security being also previously given to indemnify the Pro-
vince against any expence, and to bring the offender so
apprehended to trial

1 Capital to destroy monuments to mark boundary lines of
Townships

110

FENCES.

FINES AND FOR-
FEITURES.

2 Uttering forged Foreign Bills or Notes declared to be(See Coins.) 276

1 Sufficiency of, to be within the cognizance of Overseers of
Highways

2 To be erected where there are waters or precipices
3 Penalty for destroying thereof

1 How to be accounted for and applied

FIRE..

FLOUR.

How regulations to be made for the prevention of accidents by

7

1 Inspector of, to be appointed

114

2 Method of examining

145

FORFEITED ESTATES.

1 Governor may appoint Commissioners in whom estates to
be vested

125

2 Certified extracts of Inquisition filed in Crown Office to be
transmitted to

426

3 Which shall be entered in books to be kept by Commissioners 427
4 An extract from which, signed by two Commissioners to be
evidence in Courts of Justice

ib..

5 General duties of the Commissioners

ib.