through the said gate or turnpike until they shall have paid the
same; that is to say, for every space if ten miles in length of the
said road, the following sum of money, and so in proportion for any
greater or lesser distance, or for any greater or lesser number of
sheep, hogs or cattle, viz.  For every score of sheep, one-eighth of
a dollar; for every score of hogs, one-eighth of a dollar; for every 
score of cattle, on-fourth of a dollar; for every horse and his rider,
or led horse, one sixteenth of a dollar; for every chair or chaise
with one horse and two wheels, one-eighth of a dollar; for every
chariot, coach, stage, wagon, phæton or chaise, with two horses
and four wheels, one quarter of a dollar; for either of the carriages
last mentioned with four horses, three-eighths of a dollar; for every
other carriage of pleasure, under whatsoever name it may go, the
like sums, according to the number of wheels and horses drawing
the same; for every cart or wagon in whose wheels do not exceed in
breadth four inches, and not exceeding seven inches, one-sixteenth
of a dollar for every horse drawing the same; for every cart or wagon,
the breadth of whose wheels shall be more than seven inches
and not more than ten inches, or being the breadth of seven inches
and not more than ten inches, five cents for every horse drawing
the same; for every cart or wagon, the breadth of whose wheels
being ten inches shall roll more than fifteen inches, three cents for
every horse drawing the same; for every cart or wagon, the breadth
of whose wheels shall be more than twelve inches, two cents for
every horse drawing the same.