X.  And be it further Enacted, That all Inspectors to be appointed by virtue 
of this Act, shall attend their Duty at the Warehouse, or Warehouses,
under their Charge, from the first Day of November to the first Day of
April, as often as required; and constantly from the said first Day of April,
to the last Day of July, yearly, (except Sundays and the Holidays observed
on Christmas, Easter, and Whitsuntide, or when hindered by Sickness, or in
such Cases wherein this Act shall otherwise provide):  And afterwards, they,
or one of them, shall constantly attend at the same (except on Sundays) to
deliver out Tobacco for Exportation, 'til all the Tobacco remaining there
the said last Day of July, shall be so delivered:  And every Inspector neglecting
to attend, as aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay to the Party grieved, Sixty
Pounds of Tobacco, for every Neglect, or shall be liable to the Action upon
the Case of the said Party grieved, to recover all Damages which he or she
shall have sustained, by Occasion of such Neglect, together with his or 
her full Costs, at the Election of such Party.  And all Inspectors shall uncase
and break every Hogshead, Cask and Case of Tobacco, brought to them to
be Inspected, as aforesaid; and if the Inspectors or Inspector (where One
only is appointed by this Act), shall be of Opinion, that the same is sound,
well-conditioned, merchantable, and clear of Trash, then such Tobacco shall
be weighed in Scales with Weights of the lawful Standard, and the Hogshead,
Cask, or Case, shall also be weighed by the said Inspector or Inspectors, and
stampt and marked with a hot Iron, on the Head and Bulge, in the Presence of
the said Inspector or Inspectors, as the Case shall be, with the Name of the
Warehouse at which the Tobacco therein contained, shall be viewed and inspected,
as aforesaid, and also with the Tare of the Hogsheads, Cask or Case,
and Quantity of nett Tobacco therein contained.  But if at any House, for
which by this Act Two Inspectors are appointed, the said Inspectors shall at any
Time disagree concerning the Quality of any Tobacco brought for their Inspection
to any Warehouse under their Charge, they shall, without Delay, or
as soon as conveniently may be, call from the next adjacent Warehouse or Inspection,
another Inspector, who shall determine the Difference, and pass, or
reject, such Tobacco.  And when any Inspector shall bring his own Tobacco
to the Warehouse whereof he is Inspector, the same shall not be passed or
stamped, unless it be first viewed, examined, and found good, and qualified as
aforesaid, by the other Inspector there attending, or by one or both the Inspectors,
as the Case shall require, from the next adjacent Warehouse; and
in case that any Inspector shall bring his own Tobacco, to the Warehouse
whereof he is the only Inspector, the same shall be first viewed, and examined
as aforesaid, by the Inspectors or Inspector, of the next adjacent Warehouse.

    XI.  And be it further Enacted, That it shall and may be lawful in case of
the Sickness or other Disability of one Inspector, that the other may by
himself, and he is hereby authorized and impowered to do and execute all
the Powers and Authorities, which, by this Act, the Two Inspectors together
might do, as fully to all Intents and Purposes, as if they were both present.
Provided, That if any Inspector should not be really Sick, but under Pretence
thereof absent himself from the Warehouse he ought to attend, and
from the doing his Duty there, he shall forfeit and pay for every Day he shall
absent himself, the Sum of Three Hundred and Twenty pounds of Tobacco,
to be recovered before one Magistrate, as in Case of small Debts, one half