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tenant and te ant on the ‘ h oflaud, so devised to the said Henry \\ insloe for

his life, with remainder over as aforesaid, all such Lease and Leases for such term ofyears, and under such rent and conditions as he, the said John Hodges “'insloe, was, in his lifetime, under any agreement or in any way liable in Law or Equity to execute or deliver; and that all such Leases shall be as effectual and binding for all purposes as ifthe same had been made and executed by the said John Hodges Wins- Ice, in his lifetime : Provided always, that the rent to be reserved, in all such Leases, shall be payable to such children and Heirs of the said Henry \Vinsloe as shall be entitled to the same, under the said last \Vill and Testament of the said John Hodges \Vins- loe, deceased. That it shall also be lawful to and for Alfred \Vinsloe, aforesaid, his appointee and ap- pointees, to execute and deliver to the tenant and tenants on the said lands so devised to him in the said “'ill, for his life, with remainder over as afore- said, all such Lease and Leases for such term of years, and under such Rent and conditions as he the said John Hodges VVinsloe was, in his lifetime, under any agreement, or in any way in Law or Equity, liable to execute and deliver. And it shall also be lawful for the said Alfred VVinsloe, his ap- pointee or appointees, jointly with the said Amelia Evans and the said Annie Smith, and her said hus- band, or the Trustees or Trustee of her Estate, for the time being, or otherwise, as the case may require, to execute and deliver to any such pur- chaser or purchasers, as aforesaid, all such Deed or Deeds of conveyance or release, as he, the said John Hodges ‘Vinsloe was, in his lifetime, under any agreement or in any way liable in Law or Equity to execute and deliver. And that all such Lease and Leases and Deeds of conveyance, or releases, so to be executed by the said Alfred VVinsloe, his appointee and appointees in manner aforesaid, shall be as effectual and binding for all purposes in Law and Equity, as if the same had been made and exe- cuted by the said John Hodges VVinsloe, in his life- time: Provided always, that the purchase moneys arising from any such sale, or so much thereof as shall be due and unpaid, shall in all cases, be paid to the Trustees and Executors of the said John Hodges IVinsloe, appointed by his said last Will to and for the purposes ofthe said Will.

CAP. XIX.

An Act in addition to and in further amendment of the Land Purchase Act.

[Passed May 11, 1866.]

HEREAS it is deemed advisable to give the

, Lieutenant Governor, in Council, power fur-

ther to increase the amount of Money authorized to

be loaned for the purchase of Lands in and by the

Twelfth Section of the Act passed in the Sixteenth

year of the Reign of her present Majesty, chapter Eighteen.

I. Be it therefore enacted by the Lieutenant Gov- ernor, Council and Assembly, that in addition to the sum or loan of Thirty Thousand Pounds mentioned in the said Twelfth Section of the above recited Act, as well as in addition to the sum of Ten Thousand

said three thousand acres Pounds directed to be loaned by the Act of the

Twenty—third year of the Reign of her present Majesty, chapter Twenty-five, it shall be lawlul for the Lieutenant Governor, in Council, to authorize and direct the Treasurer of this Island to borrow and receive from any person or persons, bodies corporate or politic, the further sum of One Hundred and Ten Thousand Pounds of lawful money of this Island for the like purposes, and under and subject to the same rules, conditions and enactments as are prescribed in the said first hereinbefore recited Act of the Sixteenth Victoria, chapter Eighteen, and of all Acts in amendment thereof.

II, In any purchases of lands under the authority of the said first hereinbefore recited Act, and of all Acts in amendment thereof, the Debentures which may be issued for raising the purchase money for the same may for one half of the said purchase money bear Interest at the rate of Six Pounds per centum per annum, and for the other halfat the rate of Five Pounds per centum per annum, as provided by the Thirteenth Section of the said first herein- before recited Act.

III. The Debentures to be issued in future under the authority of the said first recited Act, and of all Acts in amendment thereof, may be for any sum not exceeding Three Thousand Pounds, and not less than Fifty Pounds, anything in the Nineteenth Section of the said recited Act ofthe Sixteenth Victoria, chap- ter Eighteen, to the contrary notwithstanding.

CAP. XX.

An Act to prevent the running at large of Swine within the Town and Royalty of Princetown. [Passed May I], 1866.}

B it enacted by the Lieutenant Governor, Coun- cil and Assembly, as follows : i

I. The Commissioner of Highways for the District in which Princetown and Royalty are situate, is hereby required and directed to appoint, from fit and proper persons, on or before the First day of May in every year hereafter, to act as I’log Reeves within the said Town and Royalty; and it shall be the duty of such persons so appointed, and they are hereby required, to seize and take up within Princes town and Royalty all llogs or Swine going at large therein beyond the premises or enclosures of the owner or owners thereof; and such Hog Reeves are hereby authorized to call upon such of the inhabi- tants of the aforesaid Town and Royalty, as they may deem necessary, to aid them in seizing and securing all Swine so going at large.

II. It shall be lawful for such Ilog Reeves, or any one of them, to sell, or cause to be sold, at Public Auction, all Swine so seized and taken up as afore- said, forty eight hours notice having been previously given by written notices posted tip in three of the most public places within the said Town and Royaltv. Provided always, that the owner or owners of all Swine so taken up shall be entitled to have the same returned to him, heror them, if he, she or they shall, previous to such sale thereof as aforesaid, tender to such Hog Reeve or HOg Reeves, who shall have seized or taken up the same, the sum of Four Shil-