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3*i e '.^ er t" d to P urc hase, dig, enter, &c. and the necessary restrictions on,Navigation. 2nd accommodations to the mills : are not to deviate morethan one hundred yards, from the line laid down, in the bookof reference. The ground allowed for the cuts, towing-path, ditches, &c. is forty yards; and for towing-paths onlyeight yards. Proprietors may raise 40,0001. for the purposesof this Act, to be divided into {hares of 100I. each, and ifnecessary a further sum of 20,0001. to indemnify which, theymay demand the following

Rates of tonnage , viz.

For all coals, two-pence per chaldron per mile.

For all stone, one-penny per ton per mile.

For all lime, chalk, dung, and other manure, to be used onlyfor the improvement of land, one-penny per ton per mile.

For all wheat, barley, rye, pease, beans, and tares, one half-penny per quarter per mile.

* For all oats, malt, and all other forts of grain and feeds,not before mentioned, one farthing per quarter per mile.

For every sack of meal, or flour, containing five bushels,one farthing per sack per mile.

For all other goods, wares, &c. two-pence halfpenny per tonper mile.

Exemption from Rates. Stone, gravel, and sand, to be em-ployed only in making and repairing public or private roads,not being turn-pike, in any township, village, or hamlet,through which the said navigation shall be made, and whichshall not be carried more than five miles upon the fame. Butnot to pass any lock, unless the water shall flow over thewaste wire, &c.

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