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     An Act to alter a certain Act therein 
     
    

    
     mentioned, relating to the Revenue. 
     
    

    
     [Passed May 17, 18W] 
     
    

    
     ‘RTHEREAS it is expedient that Grain and 
     
    

    
     ’ ' Bread Stuffs, the produce of Canada, 
     
     shall be admitted into this Island free of duty, 
     
     notwithstanding the same may have passed 
     
     through the United States, provided the same 
     
     be imported direct from Canada. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I. Be it therefore enacted by the Lieut- 
     
     enant Governor, Council and Assembly, as fol- 
     
     lows :-——Grain and Bread Stalls ot'all kinds, the 
     
     growth or production of Canada, shall be ad- 
     
     mitted into this Island tree of duty, when im- 
     
     ported from the said Province of Canada, not- 
     
     withstanding the same may have passed or been 
     
     shipped through the United States, on its way 
     
     to this Island, provided the same be not pur- 
     
     chased in the United States, and provided the 
     
     Owner, Importer or Consignee of such Grain 
     
     and Bread b‘tulfs shall produce to the Collector 
     
     of Impost and Excise for the Port where the 
     
     same are landed a certificate duly authenticated 
     
     under the hand of the proper Customs ollicer or 
     
     ollicers in Canada, certiilj'ing that the same are 
     
     the growth or produce of Canaua, and also cer- 
     
     tificates to the satisfaction of such Collector of 
     
     lmpost and Excise, that the same have not 
     
     been purchased in the United States. 
     
    

    
     11. Anything contained in the Eighth Section 
     
     ofthe Nineteenth Victoria, Chapter one, intitul- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ed “An Act for raising a Pcvenue,” and to con- 
     
     solidate and amend several Acts thereii. men- 
     
     tioned, contrary to the provi<io1_1s of this Act, 
     
     shall be and the same is hereby repealed. 
     
    

    
     Hi. This Act shall continue and be in force 
     
     so long as the Act passed during the present 
     
     Session of the Legislature, intituled “ An Act 
     
     for raising a Revenue,” shall continue in 
     
     and no longer. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     An Act authorizing the establishment. 
     
     of additional Small Debt Courts: at 
     
     Somerset and Montague Brid e, l 
     
     for other purposes. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     [Passed )lay l7, lit? 
     
     _ .13 it enacted by the Lieutenant Governor. 
     
     w Council and Assembly, as follows : 
     
    
   
   
    
     I. A ‘ter the passing of this Act it shall 
     
     and may be lawful for the Li ‘tltCllttllt Gover- 
     
     nor in Council to constitutl and establish an ad— 
     
     ditional Small Debt Court  Somerset, in 
     
     Township Number ’i‘wenty-scven, in Prince 
     
     County, and another additional Court at “tenta- 
     
     gue Bridge, in King’s County, and to tieti-‘il'd 
     
     the precise lo 'alitics in the said places in which 
     
     such Courts shall be respectively holden, and 
     
     also on what days of each month the said Courts 
     
     shall respectively hold their sittings, and to ap- 
     
     point to each Court three Commissioners to ad- 
     
     judicate in each Court, and arch Court to have 
     
     jurisdiction only in the County in which it is 
     
     held, except as in cases mentioned in the here— 
     
     inafter recited Act. 
     
    

    
     II. The Courts to be appointed under 
     
     and by virtue of this Act shall exercise 
     
     and have the same jurisdiction and powers 
     
     in all respects as the Courts already es- 
     
     tablished, and having jurisdiction under