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forfeitures, clauses, matters and things in the said recited Act of the nineteenth Victoria, chapter one, shall severally and respectively be duly observed, practised and applied to, and put in execution in relation to the duties thereby and hereby imposed and granted, as woll during the time hereby limited as after the expiration thereof, for securing, levying, collecting, and recovering the said duties, and all arrears thereof, and all penalties and forfeitures that may have heretofore been incurred under and by virtue oftbe said recited Act; and for suing for and recovering all such penalties as shall have been or may be incurred in relation to the said duties, as fully and effectually, to all intents and purposes, as ifthc same powers and authorities, rules, regula- tions, directions, penalties, forfeitures, clauses, matters and things were particularly repeated, and re-enacted in the body of this Act, with reference tothe said duties hereby or thereby granted and imposed.

V. No rum, brandy, gin or alcohol shall be im- ported or brought into this Island in any cask or package, not capable of containing at least sixty gallons; and any person offending against the pro— visions of this section, shall forfeit ten pounds, for every cask or package, and the liquor shall be for- feited;provided that nothing in this section contained shall apply to any such liquors imported into this Island from Europe, the British West Indies, or any British Possessions in North America.

VI. On the seizure of any goods, wares and merchandize, by any landwaitcr or preventive oflicer, under the provisions of the said hereinbefore recited Act, the duties on such goods, wares and merchan- dize, shall be first paid into the public treasury within thirty days after the sale thereof; and the balance or residue of the proceeds arising from such sales, after the payment of the duties as aforesaid, shall be paid to or equally divided between the officer or officers making the seizure, together with three fourth parts ofall fines relatingto such seizure; which shall be sued for and recovered in the name or names of such officer or officers making the seizure, or by an information filed by the Attorney or Solicitor General.

VII. No goods, wares or merchandize shall be liable to forfeiture by reason ofthe same not having been duly entered by the master ofthe ship or vessel in which the same shall have been imported; pro- vided always, that such goods, wares or merchan- dize shall have been duly entered according to law, by the importer or consignee thereof, or other person interested in the same.

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VIII. No ship or vessel shall be liable to seizure, detention or forfeiture, under the provisions of the said recited Act, by reason of any breach or viola— tion oftbe said Act having been committed by the master, (not being the owner) of such ship or vessel, unless the owner or owners of such ship or vessel shall, either directly or indirectly, be privy or ac- cessory to, or in some way concerned in the breach or violation of such Act as aforesaid.

IX. All masters of ships coasting, fishing, and of

all other vessels whatsoever, whether laden or in ballast, coming into any harbor, port, river, creek, or any other part ofthe coasts ofthis Island, shall, before breaking bulk, or landng passengers or bag- gage,and within twenty four hours after theirarrival, make report in writing, upon oath, to the collector of iinpost for the harbor or district wherein such vessel shall have arrived, and the masters of all vessels having on heard any wines, gin, brandy, rum, or other distilled spirituous liquors, tea, tobac— co, goods, wares, or merchandize, of what nature or kind soever, shall also specify in such report, the kinds of casks, packages, parcels, boxes, trunks, bales, and all other manner ofthings in which such wines, gin, brandy, rum, or other distilled spirituous liquors, tea, tobacco, goods, wares and merchan— dize, shall or may be contained, together with the marks and numbers thereof, and that they have not landed, nor suffered to he landed, sold, bartered, or exchanged, any wine, gin, brandy, rum or other distilled spirituous liquors, tea, tobacco, goods, wares, or merchandize, at any port, or place within this Island, or on the coast thereof, since their sail- ing from the port or place where the same were laden on board any ship or vessel for exportation, which oath the said collector is empowered to ad- minister in the form following:

You .fl. 3., do swear that the report. which you have made (read or heard read, as the case may be,) and subscribed, contains a just and true ac- count ofall wines, gin, brandy, ruin,or other distilled spirituous liquors, tea, tobacco, goods, wares, or merchandize, laden on board the at the port of or any other port or ports, or elsewhere, before or since your sailing from

and that you have not landed, nor suffered to be landed, sold or delivered, bartered or exchanged any wine, rum, brandy, gin, or other distilled spirit- uous liquors, tea, tobacco, goods, wares, or mer~ chandize, at any port or place within this Island, or on the coast thereof, since your sailing from

or since your sailing from any other place. ‘ So help you God.