160 Assembly Proceedings, November 16-December 23, 1773.

Liber R. G.

1773

Pounds of Tobacco to each Inspector at Upper Marlborough seven
thousand two hundred Pounds of Tobacco to the Inspector at Not-
tingham on the Land of James Russell eight thousand eight hundred
Pounds of Tobacco To the Inspector on the Land of Alexander
Magruder eight thousand Pounds of Tobacco To each Inspector at
Bladensburg ten thousand four hundred Pounds of Tobacco To

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the Inspector at Broad Creek on the Land of Enoch Magruder eight
thousand Pounds of Tobacco To the Inspector at Piscataway on the
Land of the late John Hawkins Junior nine thousand six hundred

[Queen-
Anne's.]

Pounds of Tobacco In Queen Anne's County to the Inspector on
Samuel Blunts Dwelling Plantation eight thousand four hundred
Pounds of Tobacco To the Inspector at the late Charles Browns
Landing on Wye River six thousand eight hundred Pounds of To-
bacco To the Inspector at the Head of Corsica Creek on the Land
of William Hopper Eight thousand Pounds of Tobacco To the In-
spector at the house commonly called Porters Warehouse on the
Land of William Hackett six thousand four hundred Pounds of
Tobacco To the Inspector at the House commonly called Wells
Warehouse on Chester River three thousand six hundred Pounds
of Tobacco To the Inspector at the house commonly Called Pem-
bertons Warehouse eight thousand four hundred Pounds of Tobacco
To the Inspector at Choptank Bridge four thousand eight hundred

[Worces-
ter.]

Pounds of Tobacco In Worcester County to the Inspector in Snow
Hill Town eight thousand Pounds of Tobacco To the Inspector at
the Warehouse in New Port Town five thousand Pounds of Tobacco
To the Inspector at Broad Creek on the North Side at the wading

[Frederick.]

Place two thousand Pounds of Tobacco In Fredrick County to each
Inspector At George Town twelve thousand Pounds of Tobacco

[Inspectors
not to ac-
cept of any
Fee or
Reward.]

And for the Direction of Inspectors in their Duty be it enacted
that no Inspector shall take accept or receive directly or indirectly
any Gratuity Fee or Reward for any thing by him to be done in
Pursuance of this Act other than his Salary and the other Pay-
ments and Allowances herein mentioned and expressed And if any
Inspector shall take accept or receive any such Gratuity Fee or
Reward every such Inspector being thereof convicted shall forfeit

[Penalty.]

and pay Eight thousand pounds of Tobacco and moreover shall be
disabled from holding the Place or Office of an Inspector or any
other Office during the Continuance of this Act and if any Person

[No Per-
son to offer
any Bribe
or Re-
ward.]

or Persons shall offer any Bribe Reward or Gratuity to any In-
spector for any thing by him to be done in Pursuance of this Act
other than the ffees and Allowances herein mentioned and appointed
every Person so offending and being thereof convicted shall for

[Penalty.]

[Times of
the Inspec-
tors Atten-
dance.]

every such Offence forfeit and pay sixteen hundred Pounds of
Tobacco
And be it enacted that all Inspectors to be appointed by Virtue of
this Act shall as often as required attend their Duty at the Ware-