The Statutes at Large

ny, for the inspection of four hogsheads of tobacco, damaged and lost at the said warehouses, after the inspection thereof, and never paid to the said inspectors; and the said inspectors at Warricksqueak-bay warehouse aforesaid, have already paid one hundred and forty four, part of nine hundred and thirty pounds of tobacco, the quantity damaged in the said warehouse, to the respective proprietors thereof;

IV. Be it further enacted, by the authority aforesaid, That the forty one hegsheads of tobacco, saved as aforesaid, be by the treasurer sold, and that out of the public money in his hands, he pay to the inspectors at Gray's-reek warehouses aforesaid, the sum of ten pounds, two shillings and six pence; to the inspectors at Guilford warehouse aforesaid, the sum of fifteen pounds, seven shillings and six pence; to the inspectors at the College-landing warehouse aforesaid, the sum of two pounds, ten shillings; to the inspectors at Hampton warehouse aforesaid, the sum of seventeen pounds; and to the inspectors at Warrisqueak-bay warehouse aforesaid, the sum of twenty shillings, for their trouble and expences; and that he also pay to the said inspectors at Gray's creck warehouses, twelve shillings, for the inspection of four hogsheads of tobacco, herein before mentioned; and to the said inspectors at Warrisqueak bay warehouse aforesaid, the sum of seven pounds fifteen shillings, for the nine hundred and thirty pounds of tobacco damaged in the said warehouse, out of which money the inspectors of the said warehouse, are hereby directed to satisfy and pay the several owners of tobacco, damaged in the said warehouse, (who have not already received the same of the said inspectors) the particular quantities of tobacco damaged and lost in the said warehouse, by such, owners, respectively: And that the money arising from the sale of all the tobacco saved out of the damaged tobacco and sold by the treasurer, be, when received, for the use of the public.