XXXIV.  And be it likewise Enacted, That it shall not be lawful for any
Skipper of any Flat, Sloop, or other Vessel, after the last Day of November,
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty-three, to take any Tobacco from
any Warehouse within this Province, in order to carry the same on board any
Ship, or other Vessel, for Exportation, before such Skipper shall make Oath,
or Affirmation if a Quaker, before the Inspector or Inspectors of such House
or Houses, (who are hereby authorized and required to administer the same),
under the Penalty of Eight hundred Pounds of Tobacco for every Neglect,
" THat all such Tobacco which he shall, from Time to Time, take on board such Flat,
" Sloop, or other Vessel, he the said Skipper will, with all Opportunity of Wind and
" Weather, convey or cause to be conveyed on board such Ship, or Vessel, to which it
" shall be directed by the Owner or Owners thereof, to be loaded for Exportation;
" and that he the said Skipper will not take, nor suffer to be taken by any Person
" whatever, any Tobacco out of such Hogshead or Hogsheads, and that he will not
" wilfully Damage, or suffer to be Damaged, such Tobacco, whilst the same shall
" remain under his Care and Management."  And if any Skipper as aforesaid, shall
refuse or delay taking the Oath, or Affirmation if a Quaker, aforesaid, in
Manner and Form aforesaid, such Skipper, for every Hogshead of Tobacco
taken on board contrary tot he Intention of this Act, shall forfeit and pay the
Sum of Three Thousand Two Hundred Pounds of Tobacco, One Half thereof
to the Informer, or him, her, or them, that shall sue for the same; and
the other Half to be applied to the Use of the several and respective Counties,
to defray the Expences that may accrue in the die Execution of this Act:
To be recovered by Action of Debt, Bill, Plaint, or Information, wherein
no Essoin, Protection, or Wager of Law, or more than one Imparlance,
shall be allowed.

    XXXV.  And be it further Enacted, That every Master of a Ship, or Vessel,
wherein Tobacco shall be laden, shall, at the Time of Clearing, deliver
to the Naval Officer, Three fair Manifests of all the Tobacco on board his
Ship, or Vessel, expressing the Marks and Numbers of every Hogshead, and
the Tare and Nett Weight stamped thereon, the person by whom Shipped, and
from what Warehouse, and shall make Oath, or Affirmation if a Quaker, thereto,
and " That the same is a just and true Account of the Marks, Numbers,
" Tare, and Nett Weight of each respective Hogshead, as the same was taken
" down by the Person or Persons appointed by him to take the same, before the
" said Tobacco was stowed away."  And no Ship or Vessel shall be Cleared by
the Naval Officer before he shall have received such Lists and Manifests; one
of which said Manifests shall, by the said Naval Officer, be annexed to such
Master's Certificate or Clearance, to the End the same may be delivered to
the Chief Officer of the Customs in such Port or Place where the said Ship 
shall unlade; and One of the other Two of the said Manifests shall, by the
said Naval Officer, be transmitted to the said Chief Officer of the Customs by
the next convenient Opportunity, and the Third kept in his Office.

    XXXVI.  And be it Enacted, by the Authority aforesaid, That Public Warehouses
for the Inspection of Tobacco, pursuant to this Act, shall be kept at
the several Places herein after mentioned:  That is to say;