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AN ACT 
 H^o r^Iical) alter* and amciidt llac Lnnr»i now in 
 forico for the rcRUlatioia of the several Mac- 
 addmlxed roads within tlil» Province. 
 
 WHEREAS the Laws now in force for the 
 regulation of the Macadamized roads within this 
 Province require amendment, and it is of great 
 importance that one uniform system should be 
 adhered to for regulating the construction, man- 
 agement and maintenance of the same, Be it there- 
 fore enacted by the QaeerCs Most Excellent Ma- 
 jesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Le- 
 ^slative Council and Assembly of the Province of 
 Upper Canada, &c. &,c. &,c. That from and after 
 the passing of this Act, the 8th, 9th, 10th, 1 1th, 12th, Acts 
 15tb, 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th clauses of an Act 
 passed in the 3rd year of the reign of His late 
 Majesty King William the Fourth, entided " An 
 Act to raise a sum of money for the improvement 
 of therOads in the vicinity of the Town of York, 
 and for other purposes therein mentioned," and 
 also the 8th, 9th, 10th, 1 1th, 12th, 13th, Hth, 15tb, 
 16th, 17th, 20th, 21st, 22tl, 23d, 27th, 30th, 31st, 
 35th, 36th, 37th, 38th, and 39th, clauses, and so 
 much of the 3rd clause of an Act passed in the 
 sixth year of the reign of His said late Majesty, 
 entitled, " An Act to continue the improvement of 
 certain rOads in the Home District," as relates to 
 the power of Trustees, and also the 3rd, 0th, 7th, 
 8th, and 9th, clauses of an Act passed in the se- 
 venth year of His said late Majesty, entitled, " An 
 Act for granting a further sum for completing the 
 Macadamization of Yonge Street and other roads 
 in the Home District" ; and also the 3rd clause of 
 an Act passed in the first year of the reign of Her 
 present Majesty Queen Victoria, entitled "An 
 Act for continuing the improvement of the Lake 
 Road, West of the City of Toronto," and also so 
 
 repealed. 
 
 
much of an Act passed in the 7th year of His late 
 Majesty's reign, entitled, "An Act to raise a sum 
 of money to Macadamize the main road leading 
 from Hamilton to Branllbrd in the District of Gore, 
 and for other purposes therein mentioned" ; also 
 of an Act passed in the same yeai', entitled, " An 
 Act to authorize the construction of a Macadami- 
 zed road from Dundas to Waterloo, in the Gore 
 District" ; also of an Act passed in the same year, 
 entitled, " An Act to raise a sum of money to 
 Macadamize the roads leading from Brockvilie to 
 Saint Francis, Charleston, Lyndhurst, Beverley, 
 and PorUand, in the District of Johnstown, and to 
 authorize the erection of Toll Gates on the said 
 roads ;" also of an Act passed in the same year, 
 cntided, " An Act to raise a sum of money to 
 Macadamize the road between the town of 
 Kingston and the village of Napanee, in the Mid- 
 land District, and for other purposes therein men- 
 tioned"; and also of an Act passed in the same 
 year, entitled, " An Act to raise a sum of money 
 to Macadamize the main road from Queenston to 
 the West Boundary Line of Grimsby, in the Nia- 
 gara District, and for other purposes therein men- 
 tioned," and of any other Act passed by the Le- 
 gislature of this Province, as may be contrary to 
 or inconsistent with the provisions of this Act, 
 shall, and the same are hereby declared to cease 
 and stand repealed. 
 
 2. And he it further enacted by the authority 
 
 fp aforesaid. That it shall and may be lawful for the 
 
 in Districts to form present Trustees of the several Turnpike Trusts 
 
 board8oiCi.inmi8. in tjjjg Province to form a Board within their re- 
 
 ■lonors of Turn. . -r^. . i i ■ i i ■ • • 
 
 piks Trusta. spcctivc Districts, to be known by the style and title 
 of the Commissioners of the District Turn- 
 
 pike Trust ; and the said Commissioners for the 
 time being shall have power and authority over 
 the several Macadamized roads within the limits 
 of their Districts respectively, so far as the im- 
 provement of the same has been authorized by 
 any Act of the Legislature of this Province. 
 
 J^^¥o 
 
•8 
 
 s late 
 la sum 
 jading 
 I Gore, 
 
 ; also 
 
 "An 
 iclami- 
 
 Gore 
 
 le year, 
 joney to 
 own of 
 he Mid- 
 eiii men- 
 he same 
 f money 
 enston to 
 the Nia- 
 'ein men- 
 y the Le- 
 )ntrary to 
 this Act, 
 i to cease 
 
 authority 
 ful for the 
 ke Trusts 
 I their re- 
 le and title 
 rict Turn- 
 rs for the 
 )rity over 
 I the limits 
 is the im- 
 orized by 
 ince. 
 
 3. ^nd he it further enacted by the luthorily 
 aforesaid, That no person who shall be appointed con,nii««ionrr.np. 
 a Commissioner by virtue of this Act, shall act as i»"i"'«<i «<• •"•<« "» 
 such Commissioner, unless he shall, before hc"""'^''^^''"'""""' 
 shall act as such, take and subscribe before any 
 
 Justice of the Peace for the District, (who is here- 
 by authorized to administer the same) the oath 
 following ; that is to say — 
 
 " I, A. B. do swear that I will truly and impar- 
 tially, according to the best of my judgment, exe- 
 cute and perform the several powers, authorities, ^^^^^ 
 and trusts, reposed in me as a Commissioner by 
 virtue of an Act passed in the third year of the 
 reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, entitled, 
 " An Act to repeal, alter, and amend, the Laws 
 now in force for the regulation of the several 
 Macadamized roads within this Province." 
 
 4. Jlnd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid. That it shall be lawful for the said 
 Commissioners, and they are hereby authorized 
 and empowered to make, divert, shorten, vary, 
 
 alter and improve, the course of any part of the Commissionors 
 above mentioned roads within their own trusts, Jluf I'mM^Kough 
 upon, through, in and over any private lands or p"^"'*' '""'^''* 
 grounds, making or tendering satisfaction to the 
 owners thereof or persons interested therein, for 
 the same, and for any damages they may sustain 
 thereby, in such mancer as they shall think pro- 
 per, so that any such road shall not exceed one 
 chain in width, together with such foot-paths, 
 causeways, bridges, arches, banks, culverts, ditch- 
 es, drains, and fences, on the line of such road as 
 they shall think necessary and expedient ; and it 
 shall also be lawful for such Commissioners and 
 their Engineer or Surveyor and Workmen, with 
 or without carts or carriages, from time to time, to 
 enter upon the lands and grounds through which 
 or whereupon such roads, foot-paths, causeways, 
 bridges, arches, banks, culverts, ditches, drains, 
 and fences is, or are, intended to be made or pass, 
 and also upon any adjoining lands or grounds, to 
 
Pcrnonn remrwinK 
 Htnk<!H or niarki* to 
 bo fined. 
 
 Cortnin proiindM 
 prohibited bciii^' 
 uacd. 
 
 li Owners of lands 
 arc not entiplifd 
 with compensation 
 tendered tlie 
 Court of Quarter 
 Sessions to dotcr- 
 mine. 
 
 Stake out the snmc in stich manner ns the said 
 Trustees shall think neecssary anil expedient, 
 without beinn; drenKiil a trespasser or trespassers, 
 and without being sul)ject or liable to atiy fine, 
 penalty or punisliment, for entering or continuing 
 upon sucii lands or premises -respectively for any 
 oi the purposes of this Act; and il* any person 
 shall pull up, remove, or destroy any stakes or 
 other marks used for tlic purposes aforesaid, every 
 person so offending shall forfeit and pay for every 
 such offence a sum not exceeding twenty shil- 
 lings : Provided always, That it shall not be law- 
 ful for the Commissioners appointed under and by 
 virtue of this Act, in altering or diverting the 
 course of any part of the Turnpike roads, under 
 their care and management, to take or pull down 
 any dwelling house, or to take and make use of 
 any orchard, garden, planted walk or avenue to a 
 house, or any enclosed ground planted as an or- 
 nament or shcllcr to a house, or set apart as a 
 nursery for trees, or any part thereof respectively, 
 uithout the consent of die . owner or proprietor 
 thereof in writing firt^t bad and obtained: Provi- 
 ded always^ That if the owners or occupiers of 
 any lands or grounds taken by the Commissioners 
 for the purposes of this Act, shall not be satisfied 
 with the allowance offered, the same shall be de- 
 cided by a jury of the District in which such 
 road shall be situated, at the Court of Quarter 
 Sessions, to be impannelled and sworn for that 
 purpose at the request of the party aggrieved, and 
 if such verdict shall not exceed the amount offer- 
 ed, the owner of the said land shall pay the costs 
 of the Court on the assessment of such damages; 
 and in case the verdict of the said jury shall ex- 
 ceed the offer made| by the said Commissioners, 
 then the costs of such trial and assessment shall 
 be paid by the said Commissioners out of any 
 moneys in their hands for the purposes of the said 
 Act. 
 
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 5. J 
 aforcsL 
 sioners 
 with tl] 
 lands, 
 with th 
 necessi 
 ing, div 
 'i'urnpi 
 the los! 
 otherw 
 witli an 
 purchas 
 to hold, 
 digging 
 the rep J 
 time aft 
 public a 
 the entc 
 shall no 
 persons 
 after an_ 
 or groui 
 or so mi 
 ment oi 
 useless 
 pedup 
 shall an 
 Commit 
 and the 
 plied foi 
 maintaij 
 lawful 
 making 
 owners 
 land or 
 this Act 
 roads it 
 such wa 
 Owners 
 think fit. 
 
} said 
 iidient, 
 asscrs, 
 r finet 
 linuing 
 for any 
 person 
 ikes or 
 1, every 
 r every 
 ty shil- 
 be law- 
 andby 
 ing the 
 i, under 
 1 doMrn 
 ; use of 
 luc to a 
 an or- 
 art as a 
 actively, 
 oprietor 
 : Provi- 
 ipiers of 
 issioners 
 satisfied 
 U be de- 
 ch such 
 Quarter 
 for that 
 !ved, and 
 unt offer- 
 the costs 
 damages ; 
 shall ex- 
 issioners, 
 nent shall 
 : of any 
 f the said 
 
 5. JInd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforcsaidf That it shall be lawful fur the Cuminis* 
 sioncrs under this A i to treat, conliact and agree, 
 with the owners of, and persons interested in any 
 lands, tenements, hcreditanunts and premises, ^"mmiwiionrni to 
 with their appurtenances, which they shall deem Iw purclmHo or" 
 necessary to purchase for the purpose of widen- '""**» 'cuuiwd. 
 ing, diverting, altering and improving, any of the 
 Turnpike road:^, for the purchase thereof, and for 
 the loss or damage such owners or persons may 
 otherwise sustain, and also to contract and agree 
 with any person or persons whomsoever, for tho 
 purchase or demise from him, her, or them, of and 
 to hold, any land or ground for the purpose of 
 <ligging stones, gravel and materials therefrom, for 
 the repair or use of the said roads, and at any 
 lime after to sell the ground so purchased, by 
 public auction or tender : Provided always, That ^p,^^^^^, ^^^ ,^ 
 the entering into any such agreement or contract im cuiiipuj«ory un 
 shall not be compulsory against any person op "*"*'"'• 
 persons unwilling to enter into the same : and 
 after any new road shall be completed, the lands 
 or grounds constituting any former road or roads, 
 or so much and such part thereof, as in the judg- 
 ment of the Commissioners may thereby become 
 useless or unnecessary or shall and may be stop- Roads no longer 
 ped up as public highways, shall be vested in and ""•'' vesiedin 
 shall and may be sold and conveyed by the said n»?ml7bo"8"dof 
 Commissioners in the manner before mentioned, ''"V^T'* ■'" ''«" 
 
 1 .1 . . p 1 1 u II u ot land! taken. 
 
 and the money arismg irom such sale shall be ap-* 
 plied for the purposes of this Act, for repairing and 
 maintaining the Turnpike roads ; or it shall be 
 lawful for the said Commissioners, instead of 
 making such sale as aforesaid to give up to tho 
 owners of any adjoining lands whose building, 
 land or ground shall be taken for the purposes of 
 this Act, any part or parts of the present or old 
 roads in lieu of and in exchange for the same in 
 such way and manner as such Commissioners and 
 Owners or Proprietors shall agree upon and 
 think fit. 
 
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 Comnilwloncri 
 may not dcrivo 
 any |ir<itit from 
 •uch Ollico. 
 
 CommiBsionots of. 
 fending against 
 this clause, to pay 
 £100 and bo incn- 
 
 !>able of serving 
 ongor. 
 
 0. Jlnd be it further enacted tuj the authoritij 
 aforcsaiUf — That no CunimissioiKr shall, I'roin aiut 
 after this Act shall be iii iorco, enjoy any ollicu 
 or place oi* prolit, or have any share or interest, 
 or be in any manner, directly or imlireetly con- 
 cerned in any contract or bargain for making or re- 
 pairing, or in any way relating to the roads for 
 which he shall act, or for building or repairing any 
 toll-house, toll-gate, or weighing-engine thereon — 
 or for supplying any materials for the use thereof 
 — nor shall any such Commissioner let out for hire 
 any wagon cart or other carriage, or any horse, 
 cattle or team for the use of the Turnpike Koads 
 for which he shall act as Commissioner, nor by 
 himself, or by any other person for or on his ac- 
 count, directly or indirectly receive any sum or 
 sums of money to his use or benefit out of the sums 
 appropriated by any Act of tlie Legislature for 
 making said roads, or out of the Tolls collected 
 out of the said roads — and if any person after 
 having been appointed a Commissioner of said 
 roads, shall, without having lirst duly resigned such 
 office at some meeting of the Commissioners of 
 the said roads, hold any such ollicc or place, or bo 
 concerned in any snch contract or bargain, or shall 
 sell any such tools or implements or let out for hire 
 any wagon, cart, carriage, horse, cattle, or team, 
 or receive any money out of the appropriations 
 aforesaid or out of the tolls collected on said roads, 
 every Commissioner so offending, shall for every 
 such offence forfeit and pay the sum of one hun- 
 dred pounds, to be recovered in the manner here- 
 inafter provided, and from and after the convic- 
 tion of any such offence be incapable of acting as 
 a Commissioner of said roads ; and all acts, orders, 
 matters and things made or done as a Commis- 
 sioner by the party so convicted shall from thence- 
 forward be null and void to all intents and purpo- 
 ses — and all and every such contract or bargain 
 shall be and is hereby declared to he void, and 
 shall not be enforced or carried into effect by the 
 
ithoritij 
 Din ami 
 y ollico 
 lilcrcst, 
 ly con- 
 g or rc- 
 Dad3 for 
 ling any 
 croon — 
 
 thereof 
 
 for hire 
 ly horse, 
 e Koacls 
 r, nor by 
 \ his ac- 
 
 sum or 
 the sums 
 Alurc for 
 collected 
 son after 
 : of said 
 ujned such 
 siouers of 
 ace, or bo 
 11, or shall 
 ut for hire 
 s, or team, 
 ropriations 
 jaid roads, 
 for every 
 f one hun- 
 nner hero- 
 ic convic- 
 f acting as 
 cts, orders, 
 a Commis- 
 om thence- 
 and purpo- 
 or bargain 
 3 void, and 
 feet by the 
 
 other Commissioners entering into the same— 
 Vruvidcd always that ail acts, orders, matters and 
 Ihings niailu or done by such Commissioner pre- 
 vious to his being {'onvictetl of any such offencrt 
 shall be good, valid and clfectual — andjvrther pro- 
 tided that nothing in Uiis enactment contained shall 
 extend or he ilcemed or construed to extend to 
 any Commissioner who shall receive any sum or 
 sums of money paid out of the appropriation afore- 
 said or out of the tolls collected on said roads, by 
 way of purchase money, damages, rent, recom- 
 pense or satisfaction, agreed upon or awarded to 
 such Commissioner for any lands, grounds or tene- 
 ments purchased or taken for the purpose of di- 
 recting or altering or for the use of said roads or 
 for a repository lor materials to be used thereon, 
 or for damage done to any enclosed or private 
 grounds of such Commissioner in taking materials 
 therefrom, or in carrying and conveying them over 
 the same, or to prevent any such Commissioner 
 from selling or disposing of, for the use of the 
 Turnpike roads, any materials or any timber 
 grown or growing on the grounds of such Com- 
 missioner. 
 
 7. Jlnd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, — That it shall and may be lawful for the 
 Commissioners acting under the authority of this 
 Act, and they are hereby empowered and requir- 
 ed, by writing under their hands, to appoint a com- 
 petent Engineer or Surveyor, whose duty it shall 
 be, to superintend the construction and repairing 
 of the Turnpike roads under their care or manage- 
 ment; to inspect and measure materials, make 
 surveys and report upon all proposed alterations, 
 and generally to assist, under the directions of the 
 Commissioners in or about the execution of this 
 act, for making and maintaining such roads — and 
 the said Commissioners are hereby empowered 
 by writing under their hands, to appoint such Col- 
 lector or Collectors of the Tolls arising on such 
 roads, and a Clerk or Clerks, and such other Of- 
 
 Nottoprrvcnl 
 CoiniiiiMnionrrn 
 (Voiii hiiuf! paid 
 fur lands, Jk.c. &c. 
 
 Commissioners 
 may employ i Bar. 
 veyor or Engineer. 
 
 May also appoint 
 CoIlect^rEi of Toll* 
 and Clerks, Ac, 
 and pay the aame. 
 
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 fleers as the said Commissioners shall think neces- 
 sary — and such Engineer or Surveyoi-, Clerks, 
 Collectors and other Olliccr { or any of them from 
 time to time to remove, or on removal, death or 
 resignation of any such Engineer, Clerks, Collec- 
 tors and other Officers to appoint others in their 
 steady and may and are herebv authorised out of 
 any moneys arising on such Turnpike Roads to al- 
 low and pay to such Engineer, Collectors, Clerks, 
 and other Officers, and to such other persons as 
 shall be assisting them or any of them in or about 
 the execution of this Act, in making and repair- 
 ing such roads, such salaries, rewards and 
 allowances for their attendance, care, labor and 
 services, as such Commissioners shall deem rea- 
 sonable — Provided ahoaySf that it shall not be law- 
 LTiiru.e"Iwo?a! f«i foi* ^^^ Commissioncrs to ai>point or continue 
 pacitiea of Clerk tbc' pcrsoH who may be appointed to act as their 
 end Surveyor. derfe jn the execution of this Act, or the partner 
 of any such Clerk, to be or to hold the offices of 
 Clerk and Engineer or Surveyor for the purposes 
 of this Act ; or to appoint or continue the person 
 who may be appointed Engineer or Surveyor or 
 the partner of such Engineer or Surveyor to be 
 Clerk and Engineer or Surveyor for the purposes 
 of this Act ; and if any person shall act in both 
 capacities of Clerk and Engineer or Surveyor, or 
 if any person being the partner of such Clerk 
 shall act as Engineer or Surveyor, or being the 
 partner of such Engineer or Surveyor, shall act as 
 Clerk in the execution of this Act, every person 
 shall for every such offence forfeit and pay the sum 
 of Fifty Pounds to be recovered in the manner 
 hereini .ter provided. 
 
 Commiaaionors to 8. Provided (dways, and be itfitrther enacted by 
 take BccurUyjrora ihe authority aforesaid, — That the Commissioners 
 poJiu;j"^by them, shall and they are hereby required to take suffici- 
 ent security from the Engineer or Surveyor, Clerks 
 and Collectors of Tolls, and if they shall so think 
 proper, shall and may also take such security from 
 
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 any othpr officer to be appointed under and by 
 virtue ol' this Act. 
 
 9. ^nd be it further enacted by the autfrn-ity 
 qfm'esaidt — That if the Engineer or Surveyor, or 
 Clerk, or other officer to be appointed by the Com- 
 missioners, under and by virtue of this Act, shall 
 have any part, share or interest in any contract or 
 bargain for work, materials or tools, to be done or 
 provided upon, for, or on account of the Turnpike 
 Roads or any part thereof, under his or their care 
 and management, or shall upon his or their own 
 accounts, directly or indirectly, let to hire any 
 team, or sell and dispose of any timber, stone or 
 other materials to be used or employed in making 
 or repairing such roads, he or they shall forfeit for 
 every such offence the sum of Fifty Pounds. 
 
 10. ^nd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, — That it shall be lawful for the Jingi- 
 neers or Surveyors to the Commissioners, under 
 this Act, and for all such persons as he or they 
 shall appoint, to search for, dig, gather, take and 
 carry away any materials for making or repairing 
 the Turnpike Roads, in or out of the lands of any 
 person or persons where the same may be had or 
 found in any township or place in which any of 
 such roads shall lie or be situate, or in any adjoin- 
 ing township or place, not being an orchard, gar- 
 den, planted walk or avenue to any house, or any 
 enclosed ground, planted as an ornament or shelter 
 to an house, or set apart as a nursery for trees, 
 making and tendering such satisfaction for such 
 materials, and for the damage done to the owners 
 or occupiers of the land where or from whence 
 the same shall be dug, gathered and carried away, 
 or over which the same shall be carried, as the 
 said Commissioners shall judge reasonable, and 
 also to carry tfirough and over any enclosed lands 
 or ground, not being an orchard, garden, planted 
 waJk or avenue to any house, or any enclosed 
 groimd planted as an ornament or shelter to a 
 
 t house, or set apart as a nursery for trees, paying 
 
 2 
 
 Engineer, Survey- 
 or,ur Clerk to have 
 no share in coU' 
 tracts. 
 
 Officers appointed 
 by CommiHsionora 
 may dig and carry 
 away materials re- 
 quired from any 
 ground, with cer. 
 tain exceptions, by 
 paying for the 
 same. 
 
10 
 
 Justices on ten 
 ^ days' notice to 
 hear, and deter- 
 mine any ditter> 
 ence. 
 
 Materials not to be 
 taken from enclos. 
 ed grounds with, 
 out notice being 
 given to owners or 
 oocupiers. 
 
 In case of non.at. 
 tendance by own- 
 er or occupier, /uB- 
 ticea may order 
 thereupon. 
 
 or tendering for the damage done in going through 
 or over any enclosed lands or grounds for or with 
 such materials, such sum or sums of money as the 
 said Commissioners shall deem reasonable^ and 
 in case of any difference between such Commis- 
 sioners, Engineer or other persons appointed or 
 employed as aforesaid, and the owners and occu- 
 piers of such lands or any of them concerning 
 such payments and damages as aforesaid, any two 
 or more Justices of the Peace for the District, on 
 ten days notice thereof being given in writing by 
 either party to the other, shall hear, settle and de- 
 termine the matter of such payment and damages, 
 and the costs attending the hearing and determin- 
 ing the same. 
 
 11. Provided always^ and Be it further enacted 
 by the authority a/oresaidy — That it shall not be 
 lawful for any Engineer, or any other person or 
 persons acting under the authority of this Act, to 
 dig, gather, get, take or carry away anj materials 
 for making and repairing the Turnpike Roads 
 from any enclosed land or ground, until notice in 
 writing, signed by the Engineer shall have been 
 given to the owner or owners of the premises 
 from which such materials are intended to be ta- 
 ken, or his or their known agent, or to the occu- 
 piers of the premises from which such materials 
 are intended to be taken, or left at the house or 
 last or usual place of abode of such owner or oc- 
 cupier to appear before any two or more Justices 
 of the Peace acting in and for the District, to 
 shew cause why such materials shall not be had 
 therefrom, and in case such owner, agent or occu- 
 pier shall attend pursuant to such notice, and shall 
 not show sufficient cause to the contrary, such Jus- 
 tices shall, if they think proper, authorise such 
 Engineer or other person to dig, get, gather, take 
 and carry away, such materials, at such time or 
 times as to said Justices shall seem proper ; and if 
 such owner, agent or occupier shall neglect or re- 
 fuse to appear, the said Justices shall and may, 
 
11 
 
 upon proof on oath of i' " service of such notice, 
 which oath they are ;; by empowered to admin- 
 ister, make such order iherein as they shall think 
 fit,as fully and effectually to all intents and purposes 
 as if such owner or occupier had attended ; Pro- 
 vided ahvays, That the Commissioners shall not 
 be required to pay any larger sum as a satisfac- 
 tion for any materials raised, taken or carried 
 away from any lands or grounds for making or 
 repairing the Turnpike Roads, than such sum of 
 money as shall appear to the two or more Justi- 
 ces settling and determining such satisfaction, that 
 such materials might or could have been [actually 
 sold for in case the same had not been raised, 
 taken or carried away by such Commissioners ; 
 and in case the said Justices shall be of opinion 
 that the said materials beforel they had been so 
 raised, taken or carried away, could not have been 
 sold or disposed of, then the said Justices shall 
 only assess the damage done to lands or grounds 
 of the owners or occupiers thereof, by the raising, 
 gathering and carrying away the same. 
 
 12. ^nd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, — That if the Engineer or Surveyor or 
 any other person employed by him shall by reason 
 of the searching for, digging or getting any gravel, 
 sand, stone, or other materials for repairing the 
 Turnpike roads, make or cause to be made any 
 pit or hole in any lands or grounds as aforesaid, 
 wherein such materials shall be found, the said 
 Engineer or Surveyor shall forthwith cause the 
 same to be sufficiently fenced off, and such fence 
 supported and repaired during such time as the 
 said pit or hole shall continue open, and shall with- 
 in three days after such pit or hole shall be open- 
 ed or made, where no gravel, stones or materials 
 shall be found, cause the same forthwith to be fill- 
 ed up, levelled and covered with the turf or clod 
 which was dug out of the same, and where any 
 such materials shall be found, within fourteen days 
 after having dug up sufficient materials in such pit 
 
 Justices to assess 
 damages, and do. 
 tcrmine valuation 
 of inatcriala taken. 
 
 Pits or holds made 
 by Engineers or 
 Surveyors in dig. 
 ging for materials 
 to be fenced in or 
 filled up, as the 
 case may require, 
 under a penalty of 
 twenty shillings. 
 
12 
 
 Engineers or Sur- 
 veyors may orde^ 
 drains &c: to bo 
 cut througli any 
 private lands. 
 
 SatiBfaction to be 
 made to owners. 
 
 In case of differ, 
 ence, Justices to 
 determine. 
 
 Commissioners to 
 meet when and 
 where they may 
 please to appoint. 
 
 or hole, il' tiiu sauic is not likely to be further use- 
 ful, cause the same to be filled up, sloped down or 
 fenced off, and so continued — and if the same is 
 likely to be further useful, the said Engineer shall 
 secure the same by posts and rails or other fences 
 to prevent accidents to persons or cattle ; and in 
 case such Engineer or Surveyor shall neglect to 
 fill up, slope down or fence off such pit or hole 
 in manner and within the time aforesaid, he shall 
 forfeit the sum of twenty shillings for every sunk 
 default. 
 
 13. And be il further enacted by the autliority 
 aforesaid, — That it shall be lawful for the Engineer 
 or Surveyor and such other person and persons as 
 shall be appointed by the Commissioners under this 
 Act, from time to time, to cut, make and maintain 
 drains or water courses upon and through any lands 
 lying contiguous to any of the Turnpike roads, and 
 also to make ditches in such places and in such 
 manner as such Engineer by order of such Com- 
 missioners shall judge necessary — and make suf- 
 ficient fences and barriers and other erections on 
 any part or parts of the said roads, in order to pre- 
 vent any rivulet or current of water from Hooding 
 the same as such Engineer shall judge necessary, 
 making such satisfaction to the owner or occupier 
 of such lands so to be used, cut through or built 
 upon, for the damages which they or any of them 
 may sustain thereby as such Commissioners shall 
 judge reasonable — and in case of any difference 
 between such owner or occupier and such Com- 
 missioners touching such damages, the same shall 
 be finally settled by any two or more Justices of 
 the District. 
 
 14. And be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid^ — That the Commissioners appointed 
 under and by virtue of this Act shall and may from 
 time to time meet at such time and place on or 
 near the Turnpike roads as to them shall seem con- 
 venient, and may adjourn themselves to meet at 
 any place and time as the major part of them pre- 
 
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 ions on 
 
 sent ut any meeting sliall appoint, and all orders 
 and determinatiuiiis ul' the iJonimissioners iu the 
 execution of this Act shall be made at meetings to 
 be held in pursuance ihereol' and not otherwise, 
 and that no order or determination shall be made 
 unless the major part of the Commissioners pre- 
 sent shall concur therein ; and that all acts^ orders 
 and proceedings relating to this Act w hich are di- 
 rected to be had, made, done or exercised, by or 
 before th€ said Commissioners, and all the pow- 
 ers and authorities vested in them generally> shall 
 and may be had, made, done and exercised by the 
 major part of the Commissioners who shall be 
 present at the respective meetings to be held by 
 virtue of this Act, the whole number present not 
 being less than hvc ; and that all acts., orders or 
 proceedings had, made or done by or before such 
 five Commissioners shell have the same force and 
 eifect as if the same were had, made or done, by 
 or before all the said Commissioners — and that a 
 Chairman shall and may in the first place be ap- 
 pointed at any meeting to be held by virtue and 
 for the purposes of this Act, who shall have the 
 casting or decisive vote in case of an equal number 
 if votes, (including the Chairman's vote,) and that 
 no order or determination at any meeting of the said 
 Commissioners once made, agreed upon,or entfered 
 into, shall be revoked or altered at any subsequent 
 meeting, unless notice of the intention to make sadl 
 revocation or alteration shall have been given by 
 three or more Commissioners by writing under 
 their hands to the Clerk to the said Commissioir- 
 ers at a previous meeting and entered in the book 
 of proceedings of such meeting, and unless notice 
 signed by any two or more Commissioners shedl 
 have been affixed on all the Turnpike Gates then 
 erected on such roads, twenty-one days at least 
 before such meeting, nor unless such revocfatioo or 
 alteration shall be agreed to be made by a gFea<>er 
 number of Commissioners than concurred in the 
 making of any such order or determination, and 
 
 No order to be 
 made without con. 
 curreiice of in^jur. 
 ity. 
 
 Business not to be 
 conducted by leas 
 thsn five Cottmit^ 
 8ion«n> 
 
 Chairman to be 
 apponitecU Hio 
 shiH'hkVe a otwfr 
 iqg votOt 
 
 How orders made 
 are to be revoked. 
 
 iil 
 
M 
 
 V 
 I 
 
 h 
 
 ft 
 
 h 
 
 «-;■!■ 
 
 Commissioners lo at their sGveral meetings tlie Commlssioricrs shall 
 ix^oLcs^'excT'" P^y ^"^ ilefray their own expences, except any 
 loa. per day for sutti not cxceediug tcn shiihngs per diem lor the 
 room. ygg Qf ^|jg room wherein they shall meet. 
 
 1 5. jJnd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, — That all orders and proceedings of the 
 Commissioners appointed uader and by virtue of 
 this Act, together with the names of the Commis- 
 Proccedings to be sioneps present at every meeting shall be entered 
 entered in books, in a book or books to be kept by the Clerk to the 
 said Commissioners for that purpose, and be sign- 
 ed by the Chairman of the meeting or meetings at 
 which such orders or proceedings shall be from 
 time to time made or had — and that such book or 
 to^CommisstonSra. books shall be Open at all seasonable times lo the 
 inspection of any of the Commissioner? without 
 fee or reward— and such orders and proceedings 
 so entered and signed by the Chairman of such 
 meeting or meetings as aforesaid shall be deemed 
 and taken to be original orders and proceedings, 
 BwS^o^be reid ^^^ which Said book or books, as well as the book 
 in evidence in all or books iu which the oQth directed to be taken by 
 cases of appeal, jj^g g.^j j Commissioucrs shall be entered shall and 
 mav be read in evidence in all courts whatsoever 
 — in all cases of appeal and in all prosecutions, 
 suits and actions whatsoever. 
 * 16. ^nd be it further enacted by the anthority^ 
 
 aforesaid, — That the Commissioners undcrthis Act 
 Commissioners to shall and they are hereby required from time to 
 book's to be kept time and at all times, to order and direct a book 
 by their Clerk, or books to be provided and kept by their Clerk 
 for the time being, in which book or books the 
 Clerk shall enter or cause to be entered, true and 
 regular accounts of all sums of money received, 
 paid, laid out and expended for or on account of 
 each road respectively, and of the several articles 
 wived M*^vilience' 0^ things for which such sums of money shall have 
 in all courta— and been disbursed, laid out and paid, and all books 
 epectioTJf Com- containing the accounts and proceedings of the 
 muMioners without Commissioners in the execution of this Act shall 
 be admitted in evidence in all Courts and by alF 
 
1.5 
 
 Judges, Justices atid others without proving the 
 facts therein contained, unless such facts or any of 
 them shall be first controverted, and all such books 
 shall be preserved and kept by the Clerk for the 
 time being of such Trustees, and shall at all sea- 
 sonable times be open to the inspection of the said 
 Commissioners without fee or reward, and the said 
 Commissioners may take copies or extracts from 
 the said book or books without paying any thing 
 for the same, and in case the said Clerk shall re- 
 fuse to permit the Commissioners to inspect the 
 said book or books or to take such copies or ex- 
 tracts as aforesaid, such Clerk shall forfeit and pay 
 any sum of money not exceeding £5 for every 
 such offence. 
 
 17. ^nd he it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid^ — That the Commissioners appointed 
 under and by virtue of this Act may sue and be 
 sued in the name of their Clerk for the time being, 
 and that no action or suit to be brought or com- 
 menced by or anjainst the Commissioners in the 
 name of such Clerk shall abate or be discontinued 
 by the death or removal of any Commissioners or 
 Clerk, or any of them or by the act of any Com- 
 missioner or Clerk without the consent of the said 
 Commissioners, but that the Clerk for the time 
 being to the said Commissioners shall always be 
 deemed to be the Plaintiff or defendant (as the 
 case may be) in every such action or suit — Pro' 
 vided always that such Clerk shall be reimbursed 
 out of the monies belonging to the Turnpike road 
 Trust all such costs, charges and expenses as he 
 shall be put to or become chargeable with or liable 
 to by reason of his so being made Plaintiff or De- 
 fendant. 
 
 18. ^nd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, — That every Commissioner who shall 
 order or direct the expenditure of any money for 
 or toward the making or repairing or altering any 
 road not comprehended in this Act, or for or to- 
 wards the performance of any Act, matter or thing 
 
 Non-compliance 
 of Clerk to cause 
 a forfeiture of £5. 
 
 Commiflflioners to 
 sue and be sued in 
 the name of their 
 Clerk. 
 
 Clerk to be ro.ini« 
 burscd. 
 
 Commissioners di. 
 reeling e:ipcndi. 
 ture of money in 
 certain cases lia- 
 ble. 
 
16 
 
 M 
 
 r' 
 
 If 
 
 not authorised by this Act, such CoiDmissioner 
 shall be personally liable to the Trust for the re« 
 payment of the money so expended at the suit of 
 any person or of any Commissioner or of the Clerk 
 to the said Commissioners on behalf of the Trust. 
 • — Provided always that no Commissioner shall be 
 EcS'Ixpen'du *' personally subject or liable (except as next here- 
 tuw of money in jnbefoie mentioned) to the payment of any sum or 
 wriwn caws im. ^^^^ ^^ money laid out or exp*^nded in or towards 
 the making, repairing or altering the Turnpike 
 roads authorised by this Act — nor shall execution 
 issue against the goods and chattels of any Com- 
 missioner by reason of his having acted as such 
 Commissioner or having signed or authorised or 
 directed any contract or security to be entered into 
 relating to any such roads, unless in such contract 
 or security such Cor nissioner shall have, in ex- 
 press words, rendered himself so personally liable. 
 
 19. Jlnd be it further enacted by the authority 
 Commissionere to oforesatdt — That it shall and may be the duty of 
 IndXbta'of *trust! ^^0 Commissioners, and they are hereby required, 
 to hold a general meeting on the first Monday in 
 Novem|t>er in each year, when they shall examine 
 into the revenues and debts of the Trust : and the 
 Clerk to the Commissioners shall forthwith make 
 out A statement of the debts, revenues and expen- 
 diture received and incurred on account of the 
 Trust, in the form contained in the Schedule to 
 tbis Act aunexed, which said statement shall be 
 submitted to the Commissioners assembled at such 
 ntieeting, and when approved by the majority of 
 tbem shall be signed by the Chairman of said 
 Statement to be meeting, and the said statement being so approved 
 cfeTS*Lie'?ten. *°^ signcd, the Said Clerk shall within ten days 
 ant Governor lor t]liiere&fter, transmit the same to the Lieutenant 
 KIS'*°**^^^o^«™o»' of t^e Province for the information of 
 the Legislature, and if such Clerk shall refuse or 
 neglect to make out such statement as aforesaid, or 
 io transmit the same within the time hereinbefore 
 mentioned, the Clerk so offending shall forfeit and 
 
1 
 
 ])ay the sum of fifty pounds, to be recovered as 
 iiereinafter directed. 
 
 20. >'^nd be it further enacted by the authoriiy 
 aforesaid^ — That all such officers as shall be ap- 
 pointed by the Commissioners underthis Act shall 
 from time to time, when thereunto required by the 
 s lid Commissioners, deliver to them or to such 
 person or persons as they shall for that purpose 
 appoint, true exact and perfect accounts in writing 
 under their respective hands, of all monies which 
 they and every of them respectively shall have re- 
 ceived to that time, by virtue of any Act, and how 
 much thereof has been paid and disbursed and for 
 what purpose, together with the proper vouchers 
 for such payments, and shall pay all such monies 
 as shall remain in their, or any of theif, hands to 
 the said Commissioners or to such person or per- 
 sons as they shall appoint to receive the same and 
 not otherwise, within such time as the said Com- 
 missioners shall limit and appoint, and if such offi- 
 cer shall refuse or neglect to produce or deliver 
 up such accounts and the vouchers relating to the 
 same, or shall refuse or neglect to pay the money- 
 due on such account within the time or in manner 
 aforesaid, or if any such officer or person shall re- 
 fuse or neglect to deliver up to the Commission- 
 ers, or to such person or persons as they shall ap- 
 point, within ten days after being thereunto requir- 
 ed by the said Commissioners, all the books, pa- 
 pers, writings, tools and implements in his custody 
 or power relating to the execution of this Act, then 
 in any and every of the said cases it shall be law- 
 ful for any two or more Justices of the Peace for 
 the District, upon complaint made to them by or 
 on behalf of the said Commissioners, and such 
 Justices are hereby required by warrant under 
 their hands and seats to summon such officer or 
 officers, person or persons to appear before them, 
 and upon his or their appearing or not being to be 
 found, to hear and determine the matter of such 
 complaint in a summary w'ay, and to settle the said 
 
 OflTicers to render 
 to Comtnissionen 
 just and tru« ac- 
 counts of bII mo- 
 neys recfived by 
 tlirin, and of the 
 disbursements. 
 
 In case of refusal 
 or neglect, justices 
 may summon the 
 person so refusing 
 or neglecting be- 
 fore them, and de^ 
 tennine the mat. 
 ter in a summary 
 way. 
 
18 
 
 on 
 
 C; 
 
 «r. 
 
 account or accounts if produced, and if upon con- ' 
 fession of the officer or oihccrs, person or per- 
 sons against whom any such complaint shall be 
 made, or by the oath or oaths of any witness or 
 witnesses (which oath or oaths such Justices are 
 hereby empowered and required to administer) or 
 upon inspection of the said accounts if produced, 
 it shall appear to such Justices that any of the mo- 
 ney which shall have been collected or received 
 shall be in the hands of such officer or officers, 
 person or persons, such Justices may and they are 
 hereby authorised and required on non-payment 
 thereof, by warrant under their hands and seals, to 
 Warrant of dis. csusc such moHcy to be Icvicd by distress and sale 
 tress may be levied" of the goods and chattcis of such officcr or person 
 haueis^of offiTnd respectively, and if no goods and chattels can be 
 found sufficient to answer and satisfy the said mo- 
 ney and the charges of distraining and selling the 
 same, or if such officer or other person shall not 
 appear before the said Justices at the time and 
 place appointed by them for that purpose, unless 
 for some sufficient reason, or if appearing shall re- 
 fuse or neglect to give and deliver up to the said 
 Justices an account of all his receipts and pay- 
 ments as aforesaid, or to produce and deliver up 
 to the said Justices the several vouchers and re- 
 ceipts relating to such accounts respectively, or the 
 books, accounts, papers, writings, tools and im- 
 plements in his custody, or power relating to the 
 execution of this Act ; then, and in either of the 
 6ases aforesaid, such Justices may, and they are 
 
 , by hereby authorised and required by warrant under 
 
 warrant commit in their hands and scals to commit such officer or per- 
 ""'" "" °°° sdn to the common gaol of the District, there to 
 ]fbmain without bail or mainprise in case he shall be 
 committed for non-payment of any money recfeiv- 
 ed by him or in his hands, until he shall have ac- 
 counted for and paid the full amount thereof, br 
 Compounded with the CommissiOriefsand paid such 
 tothpositioh in such manner as the said Commis- 
 sioner's may ap{)oint, (which compositiori the said 
 
 Justices may 
 
 certain cases. 
 
10 
 
 [)on con- ' 
 or per- 
 shall be 
 itness or 
 tices are 
 lister) or 
 roduced, 
 r the mo- 
 received 
 officers, 
 they are 
 payment 
 I seals, to 
 \ and sale 
 ir person 
 s can be 
 said mo- 
 aning the 
 shall not 
 ime and 
 t, unless 
 shall re- 
 the said 
 ind pay- 
 liver up 
 and re- 
 ly, or the 
 and im- 
 ig to the 
 ;r of the 
 they are 
 fit under 
 T or per- 
 there to 
 ; shall be 
 Y recfeiv- 
 lave ac- 
 5reof, br 
 >aid such 
 [Jotomis- 
 the said 
 
 Commissioners are hereby empowered to make,) 
 or in case he shall be committed for not deliver- 
 ing up any account, books, papers, writings, tools 
 or implements as aforesuiu, or make satisfac- 
 tion in respect thereof to the said Commissioners; 
 Provided, That no person who shall be committed 
 for want of sufficient distress, shall be detained in 
 prison by virtue of this Act for a longer period of 
 time than six calendar months. 
 
 21. ^nd be it further enacted by the atithority 
 aforesaid, That it shall be lawful for the Coni- 
 missioners under mis Act, and they are hereby 
 authorized and empowered to continue all and 
 every or any of the Toll Gates or Toll Houses 
 now standing or being in, upon or across any of 
 the Turnpike roads or on the sides thereof, and 
 from time to time at any special meeting to be 
 holden for that purpose, of which meeting public 
 notice, specifying the time and place and the pur- 
 pose thereof, shall have been given in some new s- 
 paper published and circulated in the District, and 
 also by affixing a copy of such notice on all the 
 Turnpikes, Toll Gates, or Side Bars, (if any) 
 which shall be standing on such road* fourteen 
 days previously to such meeting, to order and di- 
 rect, by some order in writing, that there be erect- 
 ed and built in, upon, or across any of the Turn- 
 pike roads or any part (hereof, or upon the sides 
 thereof, or any part thereof, when and where they 
 shall judge necessary, such and so many Turn- 
 pikes, Toll Gates, Side Bars and Chains, with 
 Toll Houses, Out-houses and other conveniences 
 thereto, and also to take in and enclose on tlie 
 sides of such roads or any part thereof, suitable 
 garden spots for each of such Toll Houses, not 
 exceeding one-eighth of a Statute acre to each 
 Toll House, as the said Commissioners shall di- 
 rect or appoint ; and also shall or may from time 
 to time, at any such meeting, or at any other meet- 
 ii^gto be called as aforesaid, and by such order 
 as aforesaid, from time to time order and direct 
 
 Period ofimpriaon. 
 nipnt not overiii 
 montha. 
 
 Toll Galpa at pr«. 
 aciit erected may 
 atand. 
 
 Comtnissionpra 
 may order othera to 
 be built. 
 
 HnrdcnB to be en- 
 otoacdt'ur toll keep. 
 
 era. 
 
 H 
 
20 
 
 yi 
 
 Piinifliniriitfur ill 
 
 Ikoi"Xw.ruI»d ^"y ^^ '^"^^ '^'^^' dates, Turnpikes, Side Bars and 
 renwved."*" "" Chains to be taken down or discontinued or to 
 be removed or placed elsewhere, upon, across or 
 on the sides of such roads, in such situations as 
 to them the said Commissioners may appear fit Ji 
 eligible. 
 
 22. •dnd be it further enacted l)>j the mithoriUj 
 \»TJntl?t\\^ (^foresaid, That it shall be lawful for the Comniis- 
 huuBvii. sioners to order and direct one or more Kimp or 
 
 lamps to be erected and placed on or against or 
 in front of each and every of the Toll f louses on 
 the roads, and also to order and direct, at what 
 times of the year and during what hours such lamp 
 or lamps or any of them shall be kept lighted ; 
 and all and every the collector and collectors of 
 tolls on such roads who shall neglect or omit to 
 observe or fulfil the orders of the said Commis- 
 sioners in respect to the keeping or lighting sucli 
 lamp or lamps, shall forfeit and pay any sum not 
 exceeding twenty shillings for evojy such neglect 
 or omission ; and in case any person shall w ilfully 
 damage or injure any lamp so set up us aforesaiil, 
 or extinguish the li^lit therein, such person shall 
 forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding forty shil- 
 lings for every sufh olfencc. 
 
 23. *And be it further enacted bi/ the authoril;/ 
 aforesaid, That it shall bo lawful for the said 
 
 ed"wiie7e7hou7ht Commissioners at any of their respective meetings 
 CommiSoncre.'''* ^^ they think proper, to vi\]cv or cause to be built 
 and erected at any of the Turnpikes or Toll Gates 
 on the roads under their care and management, 
 one or more crane or cranes, machinrs or engines, 
 proper for the weighing of wagons or csirn i;es, 
 conveying any goods or merchandiz • 'Uisujver, 
 and by notice on a board, for that purpose, to be 
 put up at or near to every such weighing machine, 
 Nofices to be pui {q order and direct all and every such wagons or 
 
 up directing c;.rn. . , ,, •,!. • i i i i 
 
 ages to be weigh, carr ages as shall come withm one hundred yards 
 •'*• 01 oiiy Mc. crane, machine or engine on such 
 
 T'iinpike roal^i to be weighed, together with the 
 
 ladirig thereof. 
 
 Weighing Ma- 
 chines to be erect. 
 
 
fll 
 
 Bars and 
 ued or to 
 across or 
 .lutions as 
 pear Ca u 
 
 aulhoiili/ 
 Comniis- 
 Li lamp or 
 ugainst or 
 louses oil 
 ) at what 
 mch lamp 
 t lighted; 
 ectors ol* 
 )r omit to 
 Commis- 
 iting such 
 y sum not 
 :li neglect 
 11 willully 
 
 foresaid, 
 rson shall 
 brty shil- 
 
 aulhonlii 
 
 the said 
 
 meetings 
 
 1)0 built 
 
 'oil Gates 
 
 lagement, 
 
 r rngines, 
 
 rv/ri'ln^es, 
 
 uisojver, 
 
 3se, to be 
 
 machine, 
 
 wagons or 
 
 red yards 
 
 on such 
 
 with the 
 
 
 '' 
 
 '!{. ,iiid he it J'wihcr inaclcd by the uulhoiUy 
 uj'orvsui''^ That the keeper of every 'J oil Gate or '^":'"'[' "'. ,;^;''! 
 
 •/ ,,,' III tMileit t(» Weigh tlio 
 
 Bur whcie any weighing engine shall be erected, curringe». 
 or any other person who shull be appointed by the 
 Commissioners to the care ol' s h h weigliing en- 
 gines, shall and he is hereby rLCjuireil to weigh all 
 such wagons, carts, and other carriages liable to 
 be weighed as shall pass laden through such gates 
 or bars respectively, and which he shall believe to 
 carry "jiocitcr weights th; n are allowed to pass 
 witlioM' iinying additional toll ; and if any collec- 
 tor or fjerson so appointed shall permit any such 
 wa;j;G.( cart or carriage to pass by or throu";h any 
 loll Gate ol which he is in charge, with a greater tinni a Ik lumiiix 
 weight than that allowed, without weighing the '^' 
 
 iriir.c 
 
 I .v» 
 
 same, and receiving the additional toll, he shall, 
 for every offence, forfeit the sum of five pounds, 
 and if the owner or driver of any wagon, cart or 
 other carriage, shall refuse to allow the same to 
 be weighed, or shall resist any gate-keeper or 
 other person appointed, in weighing the same, the 
 owner or driver so offeniling shall forfeit and pay 
 any sum not exceeding five pounds. 
 
 25. And be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, That it shall be lawful for the Commis- Toils as rprcwnt 
 sioners appointed under this act to continue to '^*^'^*''^*''*- 
 demand and receive the tolls now directed to be 
 taken and collected by an act passed by the Le- 
 gislature of this Province, for making and main- 
 taining the Macadamized roads ; and they are 
 hereby also empowered at a meeting to be held 
 for that purpose, of which meeting, one calendar 
 month's notice shall have bcei) given in writing, 
 to be affixed at all Turnpike Gates, which shall 
 be then erected upon such roads, and in some 
 public newspaper published in the District from 
 time to time, to Iie55a.en or reduce all or any of the 
 Tolls to be taken nnd collected as aforesaid, for 
 and during such time as the Commissioners shall 
 think proper; and afterwards, at any meeting to 
 be held as aforesaid IV-iM time to time, as they 
 
 I , 
 
82 
 
 I 
 
 
 Caniiiiissionor* shall sce occosion, to increase all or .any o.f the 
 
 may incrcnse or ... , . t/ 
 
 4e8eeii Tuiu givmg toils SO lesscned to any sum or sums ot money; 
 5S"S'er1er°'^"^ also, upoij any Toll Ga es, Turnpikes, Side- 
 tain "restnctions-l Bars, and Chains being removed and placed else- 
 nelTo5ga?cs! " wherc, or upon the erection or buildings of such 
 other Toll-gates Turnpikes, Side-bars, or chains, 
 as the said Commissioners shall direct, they are 
 hereby authorized and empowered at any meeting 
 to be held as aforesaid, to fix such toll to be de- 
 manded, taken, collected and received at every 
 such toll-gate, turnpike or side-bar, so removed 
 and placed or erected elsewhere as may be found 
 necessary and expedient to answer the purposes 
 of this act : Provided alwaijs, that the amount of 
 Tolls collected upon each of the Turnpike roads 
 .mentioned in this act, shall not be less, annually, 
 after deducting the expense of collection, than 
 will pay the interest of the principal sum expend- 
 ed in constructing the same respectively ; and also 
 pay such further sum as may be found necessary 
 to keep the said roads in repair, together with the 
 salaries of the Engineer or Surveyor, and Clerk 
 -or Clerks. 
 
 26. ^nd he it further enacted by tfie authority 
 aforesaid^ That it shall and may be lawful for the 
 
 Toite suffidcm't" Commissioners appointed under this act, to raise 
 pay all expenses j^uch tolls ou the Tumpikc Foads from and after 
 Valm^riS the expiration of twelve years from the passing 
 of this act, as will enable them to keep such in 
 repair, pay the necessary Officers employed in the 
 execution of this act, and redeem the balance of 
 the principal sum expended in constructing said 
 roads, within a period of not less than twenty six 
 years from the passing of this act. 
 
 27. Jind be it further enacted by the aulliority 
 Tolls may be to qfaresaid^ That it shall and may be lawfuPfor the 
 ami e . Commissioners of the Turnpike roads, at a public 
 
 qieeting, to let to farm the tolls of the several gates 
 erected upon such Turnpike roads in the mi^nner 
 hereinafter mentioned, that is to say — The Cotp- 
 mijssioners shall cause notice to be given of the 
 
»y of the 
 f money'; 
 les, Side- 
 iced else- 
 ;s of such 
 or chains, 
 I they are 
 y meetiog 
 to be de- 
 al every 
 removed 
 be found 
 purposes 
 amount of 
 tike roads 
 annually, 
 ion, than 
 1 expend- 
 i and also 
 necessary 
 r with the 
 ind Clerk 
 
 authority 
 ul for the 
 , to raise 
 and after 
 e passing 
 p such in 
 ^ed in the 
 )alance of 
 :ting said 
 wenty six 
 
 authority 
 ill for the 
 t a public 
 eral gates 
 le manner 
 ^he Corp- 
 en of the 
 
 23 
 
 time and place for letting the same for at lea^t one ^;"'^'' ^*'"" «'*• 
 month before the day appointed for that purpose, 
 by affixing the same upon every toll gate belonging 
 to such Turnpike roads, and by insertion thereof 
 in some public newspaper circulating in the Dis- 
 trict, and specifying in every such notice the sum 
 which the said tolls produced in the preceding 
 year, clear of the salary for collecting the same, in 
 case any hired collector was appointed, and that 
 they will let such tolls by auction to the best 
 bidder upon his producing sufficient sureties for the Terms of lettmf 
 payment of the money monthly, and that they will be 
 put up at the sum which they were let for or pro- 
 duced in the preceding ye.ir, clear of the salary 
 of the collector. — The highest bidder shall be the 
 farmer or renter of the suid tolls, and shall forth- 
 with enter into a proper agreement for the taking 
 thereof, and paying the money at the time specifi- 
 ed in such notice with such surety or sureties for 
 the payment thereof and under such conditions Manner of letting 
 and in such manner as the said Commissiorters ''^°"^' 
 shall think fit ; and if the person being the highest 
 bidder Shall not forthwith enter into such agree- 
 ment, it shall and may be lawful to put up the said 
 tolls again immediately for another bidder, ^nd in 
 like manner to continue putting up the same uifitit 
 a bidder shall be found who shall enter into such 
 agreement; and in case no bidder shall oflfer, of 
 in case the same shall not be let at such auction, 
 it shall be lawful for the said Commissioners to 
 accept a private tender for the same, ahd to de- 
 mise or let to farm all or any of such tolls at Any 
 Sum not less than the sum at or for which they 
 shall then havfe been last let ; or the said Com- 
 missioners may aippoint a collector of such tolls 
 or fix some future day for letting thereof, as 
 they shall judge most proper, upon giving such 
 notice thfet*tof as aforesaid ; and shall and may itt 
 that case put them up at such sum as they Snail 
 tliink fit, and if the person who shall be the fatrtier, 
 renter or collectof- of such tolls shall take d greater 
 
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 I Hi' 
 
 or less toll from any person than what is auihoris* 
 ed or directed by the Conmissioners unJer this 
 Act, he shall for evary such offence forfeit the 
 sum of five pounds ; and the said agreement for 
 renting the tolls shall, if the Commissioners think 
 fit to vacate the same, become null and void. — 
 Provided (dwntfi, that when the Commissioners 
 shall put up (he tolls to let to farm, the said Com- 
 missioners may, if they think fit, appoint some per- 
 son t ) bid for the same on their account, to the 
 mayrpportTomo intent that such tolls may not be let for less than 
 person to bid to an adequate value, an I also that nothing in this 
 Cow"'adcquTte^' Act shall be construed to empower the Commis- 
 vaiue. sioners to let to farm the s;ud tolls for a longer 
 
 period at one time than twelve calendar months. 
 
 28. .4f/if/ he it further enacted hij the authority 
 _ ,, aforesaid, That it shall and may be lawful for the 
 en at any hour ot Commissioncrs uudcr tliis Act, or any person ap- 
 day or night pro- pointed collcctor of the tolls to be taken by virtue 
 
 vious to the cfittle ' . , i i i -i 
 
 or carriaorps pass- of this Act, tc demand and take every day (such 
 ing through. ^j.^^, ^^^ ^^^ purposGS of ihis Act being computed 
 
 from 12 of the clock at night to 12 of the clock of 
 the next succeeding night) the several and respec- 
 tive tolls directed to be taken by the Commissio- 
 ners at the several and respective Toll Gates and 
 Turnpikes, Side Bars and Chains, in, upon, across 
 or on the sides of the Turnpike roads or any part 
 thereof, and which tolls or sums of money shall be 
 demanded and taken as aforesaid, before any 
 horses, cattle, or carriage whatsoever shall be per- 
 mitted to p iss through any Toll Gate, or Turnpike, 
 or Side Bar or Chain, and the tolls or sums of 
 Tolls vested in money to be levied and collected by virtue of this 
 Commissioners. ^^,j^ gj.g hereby vested in the Commissioners for 
 
 the purposes thereof in manner to be thereby di- 
 rected. 
 
 29. ^nd be it further enacted by the authority 
 CommiMioners dforesaid, I'hat it shall and may be lawful for the 
 maycompound for Commissioners and they are hereby empowerd, 
 Tolls. £j.jj^ ^ji^g j,Q ^jj^g gg ^jjgy gl^g^ll ggg convenient to 
 
 compound and agree for aiy term not exceeding 
 
25 
 
 auilioris* 
 
 nJer this 
 )rfeit the 
 ;ment for 
 lers think 
 void. — 
 (iissioners 
 aid Com- 
 iome per- 
 t, to the 
 
 less than 
 ig in this 
 Commis- 
 a longer 
 months. 
 autliorUy 
 y\\ for the 
 erson ap- 
 by virtue 
 ay (such 
 :omputed 
 : clock of 
 i respec- 
 •mmissio- 
 lates and 
 •n, across 
 any part 
 r shall be 
 fore any 
 11 be per- 
 rurnpike, 
 
 sums of 
 Lie of this 
 oners for 
 ereby di- 
 
 nuthority 
 il for the 
 ipovverd, 
 enient to 
 xceeding 
 
 one year at any one time with any person for the 
 tolls payable for any horses, cattle, or beasts, or 
 carriages, passing through any of the Turnpikes 
 or Toll Gates of the roads under their care and 
 management and collected and taken under the 
 authority of this Act, and also that the Commis- 
 sioners shall have power to make such equitable 
 arrangement with any person desiring or having 
 occasion merely to cross or not travelling a great- 
 er distance than three hundred yards on any 
 Turnpike road, and without any intention to evade 
 the tolls, as to them may appear just and reason- 
 able. 
 
 30. ^nd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, — That the Commissioners under this 
 Act shall, and they are hereby required to put up 
 or cause to be put up, and afterwards to be con- Jp^fdcrJ^toTi" 
 tinned, at every Toll Gate within the District, a eajo with list of 
 Table painted in distinct and legible black letters gatL ^wholly' o*l- 
 on a board with a white ground, containing at the b"'^''"i'^in*''MT** 
 top thereof the name of the gate at which the same such place and 
 shall be put up, and also a list of all the tolls pay- S ''p^era!.n8''pSnJ 
 able at every such gate, distinguishing severally toils. 
 the total amount of tolls payable under this act, 
 and also a list of the several gates which shall be 
 wholly or partially cleared by the payment of tolls 
 at the Toll Gate or Bar where such table of tolls 
 shall be affixed, and the said Commissioners shall 
 also provide tickets, denoting the payment of toll, 
 and on such several tickets shall be specified the 
 name of the gate at which the same respectively 
 shall be delivered, and also the names of the se- 
 veral gates freed by such payment, one of which 
 tickets shall be delivered gratis to the person pay- 
 ing the toll, and on the production of such ticket 
 therein mentioned as being cleared as aforesaid by 
 the payment of the toll at the gate where such tick- 
 et was delivered, the person producing the same 
 shall pass through the gate or gates therein men- 
 tioned without paying any further or additional 
 toll. 
 
 4 
 
 1 1 
 
2G 
 
 Cominiasionera 
 may appoint a per. 
 •on in his place. 
 
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 31. Jndhe it further enacted by the autttorily 
 aforesaid^ — That upon the death, incapacity, re- 
 in case of death or fusal, neglect or absconding of any collector orre- 
 
 dehnquency of toll • ? ■• n . rn -i • l- 
 
 gatherer, any two ccivcr of 1 oUs at any fumpike or weighing ma- 
 chine upon any of the Turnpike roads, any two or 
 more of the Commissioners, though not assembled 
 at any meeting, by writing under their respective 
 bands, shall and may nominate and appoint a pro- 
 per person in his place, to continue until the next 
 meeting of the Commissioners, in the stead of 
 such collector or receiver as shall so die, become 
 incapable, refuse, neglect or abscond, which per- 
 son so nominated and appointed shall have the 
 like power and authority and be answerable and 
 accountable in the same manner in a!i respects, as 
 the person who shall die, become incapable, re- 
 fuse, neglect, or abscond, would have had and 
 been subject to if living, and if any collector or 
 receiver of tolls as aforesaid, who shall be dis- 
 charged from his office by the said Commission- 
 ers, or the wife or widow, or any of the children, 
 family or representatives of any collector or re- 
 ceiver who shall die, abscond, refuse or neglect 
 to perform his duty, or be discharged, or any other 
 person having the possession of any toll house or 
 building or weighing machine, erected by virtue 
 of this act, shall neglect or refuse to deliver up 
 , . , such possession for the space of three days after 
 
 In case of refusal j ^,, . , \ .. ..''. 
 
 to give up toll demand thereof made and notice in writing given 
 jSe ^i\llL ^^r ^^^* purpose by any two or more of such Com- 
 may remove the missioncrs or by their Clerk then and in any of the 
 rutcLSion^r's Said cases, it shall and may be lawful for any Jus- 
 oi thmr officers in ticc of the Peace for the District, by warrant 
 possession. ^^^^^ j^j^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ ^^^ Constable 
 
 or other peace officer for the same place with such 
 assistance as shall be necessary to enter such 
 house or building or weighing machine in the day 
 time and to r'^move the person who shall be found 
 therein, together with his goods out of the same, 
 and to put the said Commissioners or any of their 
 officers in the possession thereof. 
 
27 
 
 '■ authority 
 Jacity, re- 
 ctor or re- 
 ;hing ma- 
 any two or 
 assembled 
 respective 
 oint a prO' 
 ilthe next 
 stead of 
 B, become 
 vhich per- 
 1 have the 
 arable and 
 jspects, as 
 jable, re- 
 had and 
 ►Hector or 
 1 be dis- 
 mmissioQ' 
 3 children, 
 tor or re- 
 or neglect 
 any other 
 I house or 
 by virtue 
 deliver up 
 days after 
 iting given 
 ;uch Corn- 
 any of the 
 r any Jus- 
 )y warrant 
 Constable 
 with such 
 titer such 
 in the day 
 I be found 
 the same, 
 ly of their 
 
 32. ^nd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, — That during such time as the tolls 
 
 arising on any of the Turnpike roads or any part A">' p^^"" ^f™- 
 or parts thereot, shall be leased demised or let to possession of aii 
 any person whatsoever, it shall and may be lawful "||[^^^'JJ^** *p 
 to and for the lessee or farmer thereof or such other 
 person as he shall authorise and appoint to occupy 
 and enjoy the toll house or toll houses at which the 
 said tolls so let are to be collected and to arise with 
 all the appurtenances and conveniences to the same 
 toll house or toll houses belonging for the purpose 
 of collecting such tolls during so long time only a^ 
 such lessee or farmer shall duly and regularly pay 
 his rent or rents and perform the covenants, agree- 
 ments and conditions of such lease demise or let 
 ting, but no further or otherwise. 
 
 33. ^nd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, — That in case all or any of the tolls 
 arising by virtue of this Act shall be demised or 
 
 let to farm to any person in any manner whatso- [J.^'TrreaV^scve? 
 ever, and the lessee or farmer thereof shall neglect ffny^—o^ any non. 
 
 r . r .1 , J j'i* fulfilment on part 
 
 or refuse to perform the terms and conditions on of lessee wiii rfin. 
 which the same shall be so demised or let, or in^^'^'^f person so 
 
 , 1 1 • 1 1 I "1 o<»fault subject 
 
 case the rent or rents agreed to be paid by such to ejectment, and 
 lessee or farmer shall be in arrear for the ^P^ceof^^^''^^^^^''^^^^^^ 
 seven days next after any of the days on which the mem. 
 same ought to be paid, pursuant to the agreement 
 for letting to farm thereof, or in case any such 
 lease or agreement shall in any other manner be- 
 come void, then and in any of those cases it shall 
 and may be lawful for any Justice of the Peace 
 for the District, by warrant under his hand and 
 seal to order a constable or other Peace Officer 
 with such assistance as shall be necessary to enter 
 upon and take possession of any toll-house or toll- 
 houses, toll-gate, bar or chain, or weighing ma- 
 chine, and the buildings or rppurtenances, thereto 
 belonging and to remove and put such lessee jr 
 farmer of the tolls arising thereat respectively or 
 other person who shall be found therein together 
 with his goods out of and from the possession of 
 
 II < A 
 
the said toll-house or toll-houses and from the col- 
 lection of tolls and to put the said Commissioners 
 or any of them or their new appointed Officer or 
 other person acting by or under their authority into 
 the possession thereof; and thereupon it shall be 
 lawful for the said Commissioners (if they shall 
 think fit) to vacate and determine the contract and 
 agreement, (if any) for demising or letting the said 
 tolls to such lessee or farmer and the same shall 
 be from that time utteily void to all intents and 
 Certain exceptions purposes [save as to covcnauts or agreements for 
 payment up to that time of the rent or rents there- 
 by reserved or other covenant or agreements on 
 the lessee's part which shall have been bolden] 
 as if such demise or agreement had never been 
 made, and it shall be lawful for the said Commis- 
 sioners in every such case to demise or let to farm 
 the said tolls again to any other person or cause 
 Tolls may be let them to be collcctcd as if no former demise, con- 
 er persons, ^pg^gj^j. agreement had been made relative thereto 
 any rule of law or right to the contrary notwith- 
 standing. 
 
 34. ^nd be it further enacted by the luthority 
 aforesaid — That every Toll Collector on the Turn- 
 Names of toll ga. pike roads shall place or cause to be placed on 
 IdTSbiy^so mTo ^^^^ conspicuous parts of the front of the several 
 be seen' at every toll-houscs at which they shall bc respectively sta- 
 i"" lected 'I'l' *" too tioned, and so that the name shall appear to public 
 much or too little vicw, their Christian and surnames painted in 
 taken'from e°xempt black on a board with a white ground, each of such 
 persons or refusing letters of such name or names to be at least two 
 
 to tell the Christ), •i., , i»i ii> • i 
 
 an and surname mclics m length and of a breadth m proportion, and 
 toomitS'tick! *^^* ^"^^ hozxA shall be and remain at such toil- 
 et, or hindering house duHng the whoIe of the time that the person 
 Sr/rXsingSy ^hose name shall be expressed thereon shall be 
 common traveller on duty thereat ; and if any Collector of the said 
 k^lper"*to *fine" of ^o^^s shall not place such board and keep the same 
 five pounds. there during the time he sliall be such Collector 
 as aforesaid or shall demand and take a greater or 
 less toll from any person than he shall be author- 
 ised to do by virtue of the orders and resolutbns 
 
 I 
 
99 
 
 n the col- 
 nissioners 
 Dfficer or 
 lority into 
 t shall be 
 they shall 
 itract and 
 g the said 
 lame shall 
 tents and 
 ments for 
 nts there- 
 ments on 
 I bolden] 
 ever been 
 Commis- 
 et to farm 
 or cause 
 nise, con- 
 ve thereto 
 y Dotwith- 
 
 authority 
 the Turn- 
 placed on 
 he several 
 tively sta- 
 ' to public 
 rioted in 
 ch of such 
 
 least two 
 irtion, and 
 such toll- 
 he person 
 1 shall be 
 f the said 
 » the same 
 Collector 
 greater or 
 »e author- 
 ssolutbns 
 
 of the Commissioners made in puriduance of this 
 Act or shall demand and take a toll from any per- 
 son who shall be exempt from the payment thereof, 
 and who shall claim such exemption, or shall re- 
 fuse to permit or suffer any person to read or shall 
 in any wise hinder any person from reading the 
 inscriptions on such board or shall refuse to tell 
 his Christian and surname to any person who shull 
 demand the same on being paid the said tolls or 
 any of them, or shall in answer to such demand 
 give a false name, or shall refuse or omit to give to 
 the person paying the toll a ticket denoting the 
 payment of the tolls and naming and specifying 
 the toll gate at which such ticket has been deli- 
 vered, and the toll-gate or toll-gates [if any] freed 
 by such payment, or upon legal toll being paid or 
 tendered shall unnecessarily detain or wilfully ob- 
 struct hinder or prevent any passenger from pass- 
 ing through any Turnpike or Toll-gate, or shall 
 make use of any scurrilous or abusive language to 
 any Commissioner, traveller or passenger, then 
 and in every such case every such toll Collector 
 shall forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding five 
 pounds for every such offence. 
 
 35. Jnd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, — That during such time as the tolls or ^ , . 
 
 •^ 1 />iiiii ji Persona farmin? 
 
 any part thereof shall be leased to any person i^a have authon. 
 whomsoever, it shall be lawful for the lessee or «y ^^^ ^''^y^^l^'^^ 
 farmer thereof or such other person as he shall by and be subject to 
 writing or writings under his hand authorise and jJ'/na'iJesP'i" S 
 ^appoint to demand and take such tolls so leased, lectors appointed 
 demised or farmed and to use all such means and by Commissioner. 
 methods for the recovery thereof in case of non- 
 payment or evasion as any Collector of such tolls 
 appointed under this Act is authorised and em- 
 powered to use, and such lessee or farmer or other 
 person as aforesaid, so demanding and taking such 
 tolls, shall be subject to the like pains and penal- 
 tiess aad forfeiture, and shall be liable to the like ac- 
 tions and prt)secutions as any collecior of such 
 
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30 
 
 
 1) h, 
 
 ill. 
 
 t %■ 
 
 \9 
 
 I 
 
 tolls appointed by the Cotiunissioners is subject or 
 liable. 
 
 36. »^nd be it further enacted by the anthority 
 aforesaid^ That in case any dispute, suit or litiga- 
 
 p*won» •ppoir.ted ^jq^ gjjgH arise, touching or in any wise relating to 
 
 •B toll culleotura , ,, i i i • * i . " . 
 
 may Rivo evidunce the toUs granted by this Act, the person appointed 
 ID dwpi led cMcs. j^ collect the same or any other person acting un- 
 der the authority of the Commissioners shall not 
 be incompetent to give evidence in any such dis- 
 pute, suit or litigation on atoount of his being ap- 
 pointed to collect such tolls. 
 
 37. And be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaidy That the right, interest, and property of 
 and in all the toll gates and toll houses, weighing 
 machine and other erections and buildings, lamps, 
 bars, toll boards, direction boards, mile stones, 
 posts, rails, fences and other things which shall 
 nave been, or shall be erected and provided in 
 
 n'„iik«...« ...... pursuance of any Act of the Legislature for im- 
 
 Toll nouses, gates, » . ,i_ m -i j • ^i.' r» • vi. 
 
 bars, tools, impio. provjng the Turnpike roads in this Province with 
 thtn^«ppe«»1S *^^ several conveniences and appurtenances there- 
 thereto— vested in UHto belonging and the materials of which the 
 Commissioners, g^^g ^^^^ consist, and all materials, tools and im- 
 plements which shall be provided for making and 
 repairing said roads shall be vested in the Com- 
 missioners under this Act for the time being, and 
 they are hereby authorised and empowered to ap- 
 ply and dispose of the same as they shall see fit. 
 
 38. JJnd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, That if any person shall drive any wheel- 
 ed carriage upon that part of the road between the 
 stones or hard road and the ditch, when that part 
 of the road is not sufficiently firm to resist the 
 pressure of the wheels without forming ruts, fur- 
 ther than may be necessary in passing any other 
 vehicle or in turning on, off, or upon such road, or 
 
 PerMMM not to shall cause any injury or damage to be done to the 
 
 JjJ>y^*^«' posts, rails or fences, or shall willfully pull down 
 
 CUM. or damage any bri 'ge^ wall or any other building 
 
 or erection made by tlie Commissioners under this 
 
 Act, or repairable by them, or shall haul or draw 
 
31 
 
 Jubject or 
 
 authority 
 
 or litigu- 
 
 elating to 
 
 appointed 
 tcting un- 
 shall not 
 such dis> 
 )eing ap- 
 
 authority 
 operty of 
 weighing 
 ;s, lamps, 
 stones, 
 ich shall 
 vided in 
 'e for im- 
 ince with 
 les there- 
 k'hich the 
 i and im- 
 king and 
 he Com- 
 ing, and 
 sd to ap- 
 II see fit. 
 authority 
 ly wheei- 
 ween the 
 that part 
 esist the 
 •uts, fur- 
 ny other 
 i road, or 
 le to the 
 ill down 
 building 
 nder this 
 or draw 
 
 
 or cause to be hauled or drawn upon any part of 
 the Turnpike roads, any limber, stone or other 
 thing which shall be carried principally or in part 
 upon wheeled carriages or sleighs to drag or trail 
 upon such road to the prejudice thereof, or if any 
 person shall leave any wagon, train, cart or other 
 carriage whatever upon such road without some 
 proper person in the sole custody or care thereof, 
 longer than may be necessary to load or unload 
 the same, except in cases of accident, and in cases 
 of accident, for a longer time than may be neces- 
 sary to remo^ the same, or shall lay any timber, 
 stones, rubbish or other thing whatever upon such 
 road to the pre; 'ice, interruption and danger of 
 any person travelling thereon, or if any person 
 shall, after having blocked or stopped any cart, 
 wagon or other carriage in going up a hill or ris- 
 ing ground, cause or suffer to be and remain on 
 such road any stone or other thing with which 
 such cart or carriage shall have been blocked or 
 stopped, or if any person shall pull down, damage, 
 injure or destroy any lamp or lamp-post put up, 
 erected or placed in or near the side of the Turn- 
 pike road or toll houses erected thereon, or shall 
 wilfully extinguish the light of any such lamp ; or 
 if the occupier of any land or premises adjoining 
 said roads shall suffer his cattle to lie about the 
 same, or if any person shall wilfully pull down, 
 break, injure or damage any table of tolls put up 
 or fixed at any Toll gate or Bar or any part of the 
 Turnpike roads, or wilfully or designedly deface 
 or obliterate any of the letters, figures or marks 
 thereon, or if any person shall throw any earth, 
 rubbish or other matter or thing into any drain, 
 ditch, culvert or other water course made or re- 
 pairable by virtue of this Act, so as to obstruct the 
 waters from running or draining off the Turnpike 
 roads ; or if any person shall, without being there- 
 to authorised by the Engineer or Surveyor for the 
 time being, shovel up, scrape, gather or carry 
 away any stones, gravel, sand or other materials, 
 
 Timbermaynottk 
 trailed on road. 
 
 Carriage! may not 
 be left on road ax. 
 cent in casea of ac« 
 cident. 
 
 Nothing may h« 
 put upon ihe road 
 to hinder traveller 
 or prejudi."? the 
 same. 
 
 Lamp* and lamp, 
 poata preaarrad. 
 
 Cattle may not ba 
 Bufleredtoliaupoo 
 the road. 
 
 Roadi, drains, 
 ditches, ice, pro. 
 tected. 
 
 .*'. 
 
 1 ' 
 I ,' 
 
32 
 
 PeraotM pravenu 
 ing otkon liable to 
 fine. 
 
 Peraoni pulling 
 down ordestroying 
 any gate or bar or 
 fence,8hall be guil. 
 ty of miideineanor. 
 
 PentoM ham 
 whom toll may not 
 be taken. 
 
 il- 
 
 dirt or soil from any part of the Turnpilte roads, or 
 dig any holes or ditches on the allowances for the 
 same ; or if any person shall in any manner wilful- 
 ly prevent any other person from passing him or 
 any carriage under his cure upon such roads, eve- 
 ry person offending in any of the cases aforesaid, 
 shall forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding forty 
 shillings for every such offence. 
 
 39. ^H(l be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, — That if any person shall unlawfully and 
 maliciously throw down, level or otherwise destroy, 
 wholly or in part, any Turnpike Qate, or any Chain, 
 Rail, Post, Bar or other Fence belonging to any 
 Turnpike Gate, or Bar set up or erected tc- pre- 
 vent passengers passing by without paying the toll 
 directed to be paid by the Commissioners under 
 this Act, every such offender shall be deemed 
 guilty of a misdemeanor, and being convicted 
 thereof shall be punished accordingly. 
 
 40. ^nd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, — That no toll shall be demanded or 
 taken by virtue of this Act for any horses or car- 
 riages attending the Lieutenant Governor of the 
 Province for the time being, or for the horse of 
 any officer or soldier on the march or on duty, or 
 for any horse or other beast, or any cart, carriage 
 01 wagon employed in conveying or carrying the 
 arms or baggage of any such officer or soldier, or 
 in carrying or conveying any sick, disabled, or 
 wounded officer or soldier or for any wagon, cart 
 or other carriage, or the horse, horses, or beasts 
 drawing the same, employed in conveying any 
 Ordnance or Barrack or Commissariat or other 
 Public Stores, of or belonging to Her Majesty, 
 her heirs or successors for the use of Her Majesty's 
 Forces ; Prodded always. That such wagon, cart 
 or other carriage, and such horse or other beast 
 so employed in carrying and conveying such offi- 
 cers or soldiers arms, munitions or stores as afore- 
 said, shall belong to Her Majesty or be impressed 
 for the performance of such services, or for any 
 
 
 
33 
 
 (e roads, or 
 [ices for the 
 tiner wilful- 
 iing him or 
 roads, eve- 
 9 aforesaid, 
 eding forty 
 
 ie authority 
 awfully and 
 ise destroy, 
 
 any Chain, 
 ;ing to any 
 :ed tc* pre- 
 ing the toll 
 ners under 
 }e deemed 
 
 convicted 
 
 e authority 
 manded or 
 ses or car- 
 rnor of the 
 le horse of 
 on duty, or 
 rt, carriage 
 arrying the 
 r soldier, or 
 lisabled, or 
 nragon, cart 
 I, or beasts 
 k^eying any 
 at or other 
 T Majesty, 
 ;r Majesty's 
 tvagon, cart 
 other beast 
 g such offic- 
 es as afore- 
 I impressed 
 or for any 
 
 horse or caniagc that sjiull only cross any Turn- 
 pike road and nut pass above one hundred yards 
 liurcon ; or for any horse, beast or other cattle or ""^''''» cotiio nnd 
 can luge employiL-U. in carrying or conveying, in ctrtHinca.o». 
 (haying been employed only in carrying or con-: 
 veyiug on the same day) any dung, soil, comport 
 or manure for improving lands, pr any ploughs, 
 harrows or implements of husbai^dry, (unless la- 
 den also with some other thing not hereby ex- 
 empted from toil) ; or any hay, straw, fodder for 
 p;it.l|e and corn in the straw which hqis grown or 
 arisen on the li;ind or ground in thiC occupation of 
 the owner of any s,uch hay, straw, fodder or corn 
 in the straw, potatoes or other agricultural pro- 
 duce, and which has not been bought, sold or ()is- 
 pos/ed of, nor h going to be sold or disposed of, 
 01" for any horse or other beast employed in hus- 
 bandry, goii?g to or retyrniqg from plough or har- 
 row, or to or from pasture or watering place, or 
 going to or returning from being shod or farried ; 
 such horse or othe^ beast not going or returning 
 on those occasions more than one mjle on the 
 7'ufnp,ike road, or of or iDom any person or per- 
 SQiiis gt;ing to or returning from his, her or their 
 usual place of religipus worship, on Svn^days, or 
 fi'om any persons attending; fi^nerals, pr from ^ny 
 wagon, cart or other carriage employed at days* 
 wages by the Coinmi.ssioaers in carrying or con- 
 veying matei ials for making pr repairing the turn- 
 pike roads or from the Engineer or Surveyor, or 
 from the Commissioners appointe^d under tliis act, 
 when personally passins; through any Turnpike, 
 Toll Oate, Side Bar or Chain, ypon or across any 
 of the Turnpike roads in the District. 
 
 41. Jnd he it further exacted by the authority 
 qfor,esaid — That if any person shall claim or take P'^rsons fined for 
 the benefit of the exemption mentioned in this Act, illgrTc'mption'!''"' 
 not being entitled to the same, eve,ry such person 
 -shall for every ^uch offence foifeit any sum not 
 ejtQeeding fprty {jhiHi^g;'? J arid \n all cases the 
 
 5 
 
 'fi 
 
84 
 
 |)rool' of exemption shall lie upon llio person 
 claiming the pame. 
 
 42. Jlnd be it further enacted bij the authority 
 Persons eratiinff, aforcsmL — That if any person shall witii any 
 
 by any mennK, the ,'' ' , , • * . ^^ 
 
 pnynicnt of toiK horse, cattlc, Deast or carriage, go oil or pass 
 
 io ui*d!^ui)jc " to ^*'°"^ ^"y Turnpike road, through or over any land 
 line. ' or ground, near or adjoining thereto, not ht ing a 
 
 public highway, and such person not being the 
 owner or occupier, or servant, or one of the fami- 
 ly of the owner or oecu[)icr of such land or ground, 
 with the intent to evade the j)ayment of the tolls 
 directed to be taken by any order of the Com- 
 missioners under this Act, or if any owner or oc- 
 cupier of such land shall knowingly or willingly 
 permit any person except as aforesaiti, with any 
 horse, cattle or beast or carriage whatsoever to go 
 01 pass through or over such land or ground with 
 intent to evade any such toll ; or if any person 
 shall give or receive from any person other than 
 the collector of the tolls, or shall forge, counter- 
 feit, or alter any note or ticket directed to be gi- 
 ven with intent to evade the payment of the tolls 
 or any part thereof, or if any person shall fraudu- 
 lently or forcibly pass through any such toll gate 
 with any horse, caUle, beast or carriage, or shall 
 leave upon the said road any horse, cattle, beast 
 or carriage whatsoever, by reason whereof the 
 payment of any tolls or duties shall be evaded or 
 lessened, or shall take ofl'or cause to be taken oft* 
 Hones may not be ^^Y horse or Other bcast or cattle from any ear- 
 added to team af- riage, either before or after having passed through 
 treS-gft^/tl)"^ ^^y toll-gate, or having passed through any toll- 
 evadc payment of gate, shall afterwards add or put any horse or 
 other beast to any such carriage and draw there- 
 with upon any of the Turnpilvo roads, so as to in- 
 crease the number of horses or other beasts draw- 
 ing the said carriage, after the some shall have 
 passed through any toll-gate whereby the payment 
 of all or any of the tolls may be evaded or lessen- 
 ed, or if any person shall do any other act what- 
 soever, in order and with evident intent to evade 
 
 M 
 
95 
 
 the ptM'Son 
 
 c aulhority 
 1 \\\{\\ any 
 oft' or puss 
 'cr any luml 
 not bting a 
 )t being the 
 of tlu; la mi- 
 ll ov gi'ourul, 
 of the tolls 
 f the Com- 
 )\vnei' or oc- 
 or willingly 
 id, uiili any 
 isoevor to go 
 ground with 
 f any person 
 n other than 
 •ge, counter- 
 led to be gi- 
 t of the tolls 
 shall fraudu- 
 such toll gate 
 iage, or shall 
 cattle, beast 
 whereof the 
 be evaded or 
 :> be taken oft' 
 rem any car- 
 assed through 
 )ugh anv toll- 
 any horse or 
 \ draw there- 
 Is, so as to in- 
 r beasts draw- 
 Tie shall have 
 y the payment 
 lied or lessen- 
 ther act what- 
 iitcnt to evade 
 
 the payment of all or any of the tolls and whereby 
 the same shall be evaded or lessened, every such 
 person shall forfeit und pay for every such oft'enee 
 any sum not exceeding forty shillings. 
 
 43. j'lnd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesuidj That it shall be lawful for the Commis- 
 sioners to make or cause to be made a road through c.»nimm»iion#«f« 
 the grounds adjomingany rumous or narrow part, adjoining toroudi 
 or any part making and not completed, of any ou'roi rcpJirTb*'" 
 turnpike road (not being the site or ground where- \mm f'^riL \m 
 on any buildings stand, or being an orchard, yard, "' '*'*' *"'""■ 
 garden, planted walk, or avenue or any ground 
 
 planted as an ornament or shelter for a house, or 
 any enclosed ground set apart as a nursery for 
 trees) to be made use of by all passengers, calde 
 and carriages as a public highway whilst the old 
 road is repairing or widening or a new road mak- 
 ing, and till such time as it shall be convenient for 
 passengers and carriages to pass along the same, 
 making such recompence to the owners and occu- 
 piers of such private grounds respectively for the 
 damage they shall or may thereby sustain as shall 
 be adjudged reasonable by the Commissioners, and 
 in case of any difference concerning such damages 
 between such owners or occupiers and such Coki- 
 missioners, then it shall and may be; lawful for any incase!ofdifl«r. 
 two or more Justices of the Peace, acting in and to"dctcnuine!""' 
 for the District, on fourteen days notice in writing 
 being given by either party to the other, to settle, 
 adjudge and finally determine what recompence 
 shall be made to such owners and occupiers for 
 the damages they shall have sustained as aforesaid. 
 
 44. ^nd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, That in case any person shall resist or 
 make forcible opposition against any collector of 
 
 the tolls in the execution of his office, every such ^ 
 person offending therein shall for every such of- 
 fence forfeit any sum not exceeding five pounds, at 
 the discretion of the Justices of the Peac? before 
 whom he shall be convicted. 
 
 45. Jnd be it further enacted by the authority 
 
36 
 
 Trusters nrp;lt'ct. 
 iiiat to attend meet, 
 iiigs, ill certain 
 cnses, vacate their 
 olFice. 
 
 
 In cases of vacn- 
 
 
 tioii, Lt. Governor 
 
 
 may appoint other 
 
 
 Trustees. 
 
 
 
 i 
 
 Persons under thir- 
 
 toen yenrs of use 
 
 ;.'i- 
 
 may not dr vc any 
 
 
 carriugre upon 
 
 
 these ro:i(ls, under 
 
 ; IIP- 
 
 fine of lOi. 
 
 '1: 
 
 
 s 
 
 Persons in charge 
 
 1'^':? 
 
 of teams may not 
 
 walk at any dis- 
 
 ■ •?;•: 
 
 tance, so as not to 
 
 
 have the perfect 
 
 ', 
 
 command ot his 
 
 ■;i- 
 
 ■1 ; 
 
 horses. 
 
 ;.! • 
 
 And any person 
 
 j, .l 
 
 hindering or inter. 
 
 
 riipting any of her 
 
 
 Muji'sity's subjects 
 
 
 in any way upon 
 
 
 said roads, subject 
 
 
 to fine and in. 
 
 
 prisoniiient, and 
 
 
 may be apprehend. 
 
 
 cd by any person 
 
 
 seeing the offence 
 
 
 commiiied without 
 
 
 any warrant. 
 
 aforesaid^ That if any ol'the present Tlustces shall 
 neglect to attend three successive meetings of thti 
 Commission, after due notice of such meeting^ 
 shall have been personally erved upon such 
 Trustees, unless they shall have been prevented 
 by sickness or absencii from the District, he or 
 they shall be deemed or taken to have vacated 
 their office of Trustee, and upon a representation 
 of such absence being made to the Governor, 
 Lieutenant Governor, or person administering the 
 Government, by a majority of the Trustees, it shall 
 and may be the duty of the said Governor, Lieu- 
 tenant Governor, or person administering the Go- 
 vernment, to nominate and appoint another or other 
 Trustee or Trustees in the place of such Trustee 
 or Trustees neglecting to attend as aforesaid. 
 
 46. Jlnd be it further enacted bij the authority 
 aforesaid. That no cart or wagon travelling on any 
 of the Turnpike roads shall be driven by any per- 
 son who shall not be of the full age of thirteen 
 years, under a penalty not exceeding ten shillings, 
 to be paid by the owner of such cart or wagon ; 
 and if the driver of any carriage whatsoever on 
 any part of the Turnpike roads shalli, by negligeiice 
 or wilful misbehaviour, cause any hurt or damage 
 to any person or carriage passing or being upon 
 such road, or shall qiit the road and walk on the 
 foot-path, or wilfully be at such distance from such 
 carriage, or in such a situation whilst it shall be 
 passing upon such Turnpike road that he cannot 
 have the direction or government of the horses or 
 cattle drawing the same, or if any person shall, by 
 negligence or misbehaviour, prevent, binder or in- 
 terrupt the free passage of any carriage, or of Her 
 Majesty's subjects, on any of the Turnpike roads, 
 every such driver so offending in any of the cases 
 aforesaid, and being convicted of any such offence 
 either by his own confession, the view 6f a Justice 
 of the Peace, or by the oath of one or more cre- 
 dible witness or witnesses before any Justice of the 
 Peace for the District, shall for eveiy such offence 
 
 
37 
 
 unices shall 
 jtings of {he 
 h meetings 
 upon such 
 I prevented 
 trict, he or 
 ave vacated 
 presentation 
 Governor, 
 listering the 
 tees, it shall 
 irnor. Lieu- 
 ring the Go- 
 ther or other 
 uch Trustee 
 bresaid. 
 !he authorilif 
 elling on any 
 I by any per- 
 e of thirteen 
 ten shillings, 
 t or wagon ; 
 latsoever on 
 ly negligence 
 rt or damage 
 r being upon 
 . vi^alk on the 
 tee from such 
 St it shall be 
 lat he cannot 
 the horses or 
 -son shall, by 
 hinder or in- 
 ige, or of Her 
 rnpike roads, 
 r of the cases 
 ' such offence 
 V 6f a Justice 
 or niore cre- 
 Justice of the 
 ' such offence 
 
 forfeit any sum not excelling fuity slulliugs, hnd 
 in default of payment be conmiitted to the ct)mmon 
 gaol for any time not exceeding one month, unless 
 such forfeiture shall be soon^^r paid, and every 
 such driver offending in either of the said cases 
 shall and may, by the authority of this Act, with or 
 without any warrant, be apprehended by any per- 
 son who shall see such offence commiited, and 
 shall be conveyed before some Justice of the Peace 
 to be dealt with according to law. 
 
 47. And be it further enacted by the authority 
 qforesaidi That if any person shall erect, make, or 
 cause to be erected and made a'ly dwelling house, 
 building or fence, on any part of tie allowance of 
 one chain for the Turnpike roads, or shall make 
 any drain, gutter, sink or watercourse, without the 
 consent of the Comn^issioners first had and obtain- 
 ed, across or otherwise break up or injure the 
 surface of any such road or of any part thereof, 
 every person so offending shall forfeit and pay fof 
 every such offence any sum not exceeding forty 
 shilliiigs ; and it shall be lawful for the Commis- 
 sioners under this Act to cause such dwelling 
 house or other building, fence, drain, gutter, sink 
 or watercourse, to be taken down or filled up at 
 the expense of the person to whom the same shall 
 belong ; and it shall and may be lawful for any tw'O 
 or more Justices of the Peace of the District, up- 
 on proof thereof to them made upon oath to levy, 
 as well the expenses of taking down or filling up 
 such dwelling house or other building, drain, or 
 other encroachments as aforesaid, as the several 
 and respective penalties hereby imposed, by dis- 
 tress and sale of the offender's goods and chattels, 
 i-endering the overplus (if any) to the owner oa 
 demand. 
 
 48. J7id bv it further enacted by the (mthonty 
 aforesaid, That no pers n shall be capable of hold- 
 ing any place of profit under the Comniissioners 
 •of the Turnpike roads who shall sell atiy wiii&, 
 tiJe or spirituous liquors, or provieionls, by retail. 
 
 P«.r<rns building 
 or erecting any 
 house or fence, or 
 cutting any diich, 
 drain or putter on 
 allowance for road 
 subject to fine and 
 to pay all expcnsis 
 in removing th« 
 saniu. 
 
 No person holding 
 any place of profit 
 under Cdmrtirs. 
 sion^rs Mtty Veiiil 
 proViSioift dr lU 
 quora. 
 
•J 5 
 
 If- 
 
 V 1^ 
 
 Ir ! 
 
 If 4 
 
 
 ■pit 
 
 r;::!l 
 
 ,'■1 
 
 ppr«nn^ !i%'inii 
 wiihin liall'n mi!« 
 of road siilijrrt to 
 cuhiiiiuip Matuie 
 lab )r at Us, 6J. 
 per duy. 
 
 Town Clerks to 
 deliver lists of 
 those liiible to 
 Clerk to Coniinis- 
 sioncrs and to re. 
 ct'ivc 10 shillin;;s. 
 
 In ca?e of refii^^^iiiT: 
 to commute how 
 to be dealt with. 
 
 Town Clerk fail. 
 ing to furnish list 
 shall forfeit five 
 pounds. 
 
 -11). ^lnd be it furlhu enacted by the authoi'itij 
 (iforcsaid, Tiiat IVoni and afler the passing of this 
 Act all persons living witliiti half a mile of either 
 side ol the roads placed bj this Act under the care 
 and maiMgenKMit of the Commissioners and who 
 are by the existing laws of the Province liable to 
 perfiJi-.n statute labor, shall and they are hereby 
 required to commute the si)me and pay the amount 
 in money at the rate of two shillings and sixpence 
 per day for every d;;y for which they are assessed, 
 and the town clerks for the several townships in 
 which the said rv)ads are situate, are hereby re- 
 quired to deliver to the Clerk of the Commission- 
 ers on or previous to the i1rst day of May in each 
 and every year true aid perfect lists in writing of 
 the names of the several persoi s within such town- 
 ship who are liable to pay such commutation to- 
 gether with the number of days he, she or they 
 are assessed, for which lists each town clerk upon 
 deliverin;^ the same sliall be entitled to demand 
 and receive the sum of ten shillings from the clerk 
 of the Commissioners to be paid out of the funds 
 of the Trust ; and the Commissioners shall have 
 full power and authority and are hereby required 
 to demand and receive or cause to be demanded 
 and received the amoimt of commutation for sta- 
 tute labor to be paid under this Act, and in case 
 any person shall nen;lect or refuse to pay the same 
 for the space of fou»i:een days after it shall be so 
 demanded, it shall and may be lawful for any two 
 or more Justices of the Peace of the District upon 
 proof thereof to them made upon oalh, to levy the 
 same by distress and sale of the goods and chat- 
 tels of the person so neglecting or refusing : and 
 the money so arising from such commutation shall 
 be applied by the"' Commissioners for the pur- 
 poses of this Act for repairing and maintaining 
 the Turnpike roads. 
 
 50. »dnd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, That if any Town Clerk shall fail or 
 neglect to furnish the list aforesaid by the time 
 
30 
 
 K authority 
 ing of this 
 e of either 
 er the care 
 rs and who 
 ce liable to 
 are hereby 
 the amount 
 .1 sixpence 
 e assessed, 
 wnships in 
 hereby re- 
 ommission- 
 lay in each 
 1 writing of 
 such town- 
 lutation to- 
 she or they 
 clerk upon 
 to demand 
 m the clerk 
 f the funds 
 shall have 
 3y required 
 demanded 
 ion for sta- 
 and in case 
 ly the same 
 shall be so 
 for any two 
 '.strict upon 
 to levy the 
 s and chat- 
 Lising : and 
 nation shall 
 or the pur- 
 maintaining 
 
 h,e authority 
 shall fail or 
 )y the time 
 
 before specified, he shall forfeit and pay for every 
 such neglect a sun* not exceeding live pounds. 
 
 51. ^dnd be it fur/her tumclid hij Ike avlhorily 
 aforesaid^ That so much of the fifth and twenty- 
 eighth clauses of an Act passed in the first year of 
 the Reign of Her present Majtsly Queen Victo- 
 ria, entitled, " An Act-to^alter and amend sundry 
 Acts regulating the appointment and duties of 
 township oilicers," as relates to the elections of 
 overseers of highway.., and the wilful stopping up 
 of any highway or road in any townsiiip, be and 
 the same are hereby repealed so far as relates to 
 the operation of this Act. 
 
 52. And be it further enacted by the ovihorify 
 aforesaid, That all the money collected at the dif- 
 ferent Toll Gates on each road shall be paid by 
 the Collector to the Commissioners of such road, 
 when required by them, and th;\t it shall be the 
 duty of the said Commissioners and they are here- 
 by requued on or before the first day of .January 
 and the first day of July in each and every year 
 to pay over to Her Majesty's Receiver General 
 such part of the said tolls as shall amount to the 
 interest of the principal money borrowed and ex- 
 pended in Macadamizing said roads, to be by him 
 applied to the payment of the interest on the said 
 loans as it becomes due : Provided alioays. That 
 the Commissioners shall state the amount paid on 
 account of each road respectively, and the money 
 so paid shall be applied only to the Debentures 
 issued for such road. 
 
 53. And whereas the Commissioners are au- 
 thorized and empowered from and after the ex- 
 piration of eleven years from ti.° passing of this 
 Act to raise such tolls on the said roads as will 
 enable them (besides keeping the same in repair) 
 to pay the interest on the said loans and redeem 
 the balance of the principal sum within a period 
 of noi less than twenty-six years. Be it further 
 enacted by the authority aforesaid, That the said 
 Commissioners arc hereby required to pay over 
 
 R<'pt'f'Ii"ff certain 
 prirta o( un Aot 
 lit Victoria. 
 
 TullCcII.cti.rto 
 p-iy ovor to Com- 
 mis-sitnrrs and 
 (';'!iiiiiissi(incr? to 
 piiy iiitfifst oflorri 
 t.) Receiver Gene, 
 lal. 
 
 Coniniissjoners to 
 stf.ic on what road 
 money is collected. 
 
 Commipsinnera 
 nu!h(H'i/cd after a 
 certniii time to levy 
 tolls .siiftieient to 
 pay principal and 
 iiil'TPSt of loans 
 and to pay ovor to 
 Receiver General 
 every nix months. 
 
40 
 
 ( =: : 
 
 Lieutenant Go. 
 vernor may till up 
 vacancies. 
 
 t,- 
 
 > -• 
 
 All tolls and j?io. 
 
 flvyw.books.ppprrs 
 
 
 or writing's in the 
 
 
 hands of any per. 
 
 % ■ 
 
 eon to be delivered 
 
 ;!t .: 
 
 over to Conimis. 
 
 1 1 . 
 
 sioners. 
 
 
 
 How Trustees be- 
 ing personally re- 
 sponsible for mo. 
 nej'8 expended 
 may be relieved. 
 
 the same to Hc-r iMujesty'^j lleceiver General, aj 
 least once in every six nionths at the periods be- 
 fore mentioned, to be by him applied tp the pur- 
 pose anil in the m:\n,ner before specified. 
 
 01. .//;<(/ be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, Tliat it shall and may be lawful for the 
 Lieutenant (jovernor or person administering the 
 Governmei^tof this Province from time tp time tp 
 nominatjL' and appoint such person or persons as 
 he may think fit to fill any vacancy or vacancies 
 which may happen iji the said board of CopimisT 
 sioners by death, resignation or otherwise. 
 
 55. And be it further enacted by the authority 
 oforesaiiU That all persons who shall have fc.een 
 employed by the Trustees under any Act for AJac? 
 adamizing the roals, who shall have received ^ny 
 tolls or other money for the purposes ofsi;ich 
 Act, which may have been repealed, or whp may 
 have, or shall ha- e had in their custody or posses- 
 sion any money, books, papers, writings or Ojther 
 ihings relating to any such turupite rpad, sjjali 
 account for and pay and deliver over the same 
 find every part thereof to the Conimissioners ap- 
 pointed under this Act iu like n^anner and under 
 ihe like penalties as th ^ several Collectors and 
 (Other persons receiving any money by virtue .of 
 this Act are by the said Act required to pay or 
 account for the same. And it shall and may be 
 lawful for the Commissioners appointed under aad 
 by virtue of this Act and they are hereby empow- 
 ered and required to carry into effect all such 
 pirts, provisions and enaclmervts of the before 
 T^cited Acts of the third sixth and seventh years 
 of (the reign of His late Maje.sty WilUanri the 
 Fourth, and of the first year of the reign af H^ 
 pr sent Majesty Victoria, for Macadamizing the 
 roads as shall not have been repealed. 
 
 bQ. And whereas several of the Trustees ap- 
 pointed by the above recited Acts have for the 
 purposes of such Acts become personally respon- 
 sible for large sums of nionoy \n at>Ucipat|ipn of 
 
 
41 
 
 eiiods be- 
 Q the pur- 
 
 authority 
 ful for (he 
 teririg ihe 
 to time tQ 
 persons as 
 vacancies 
 
 CopimisT 
 ■!e. 
 
 J authoh'ity 
 have Ib.een 
 t for Alacr 
 :eived any 
 ^s ofsiiich 
 who may 
 or posses- 
 ;s or ojther 
 pad, shali 
 r the same 
 iioners ap- 
 and under 
 ectors and 
 ' virtue .of 
 to pay or 
 tid may be 
 under and 
 y empow- 
 ^t all such 
 the before 
 ^nth years 
 ilUam the 
 gn of Heir 
 ^xizing the 
 
 ustees ap- 
 ve for the 
 lly resppn.- 
 ipaVK>n gf 
 
 the sale of debentures, which sale has not yet 
 been cffecled, and which sums of money have ac- 
 tually been expended in the improvement of the 
 turnpike raads. Be it therefore further enacted by 
 the aul/iorUy aforesaid, That the Commissioners 
 under this Act shall, out of the first money arising 
 from the sale of such debentures, pay and dis- 
 charge the said sums of money, and so soon as the 
 same shall have been paid by the said Commis- 
 sioners, the said Trustees shall be and they are 
 hereby declared to be fully exonerated and dis- 
 charged from all personal responsibility respecting 
 such sums as aforesaid. 
 
 57. ^nd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, That it shall and may be lawful for the 
 Commissioners under this Act, and they are here- 
 by required to maintain, keep in repair and re- 
 tain under their care and management, all such 
 portions of the turnpike roads, situate within the 
 liberties and City of Toronto, as have been made 
 by the Trustees under and by virtue of any of 
 the before recited Acts, for xVfacadamizing the 
 roads, and it shall not be compulsory upon the 
 said Commissioners to remove their ToU-Gates 
 without the liberties of the said city, until such 
 times as the Corporation shall assume the payment 
 of such parts of the loan and interest as have been 
 expended by the Trustees in constructing the 
 said portions of road, and shall further undertake 
 to keep the same in repair- 
 
 58. Jlnd be it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid, That all penalties imposed by this Act 
 exceeding five pounds may be sued for in any of 
 Her Majesty's Courts of Record in this Province^ 
 and that every prosecutor or informer shall sue for 
 and recover any forfeit ire or penalty imposed by 
 this Act in the manner hereinafter mentioned (that 
 is to say) if the same shall exceed the sum of five 
 pounds, it shall be recoverable by action of debt 
 in any of Her Majesty's Courts of Rscord in which 
 it shall be sufficient to declare that the def&ndaful 
 
 6 
 
 Trustcespxonerat. 
 cd fruni personal 
 responsibility. 
 
 CommisBioners to 
 retain,i.ianage and 
 repair Turnpike 
 roada in City of 
 Toronto and liber. 
 iio» I'lir a certain 
 period. 
 
 IIow penalties 
 inipoBcd tu be re- 
 covered. 
 
42 
 
 vcrcd. 
 
 Distress lovicd un. 
 
 is indebted to plaintiiT in the sum of 
 
 » being forfeited by an Act 
 passed in the third year of the reign of Her Ma- 
 llow penninc8 im. j^sty Quccn Victoria, intituled, an Act (here set 
 posed to be rcco. forth the title of this Act) and the plantifl* if he 
 recover shall have full costs, Promdcd that there 
 shall not be more than one recovery for the same 
 offence, and that twenty-one days notice be given 
 io the party offending, previous to the commence- 
 ment of such action, and that the same be brought 
 and commenced within three calendar months 
 after the offence for which such action is brought, 
 shall have been committed : and if the said penal- 
 ty or forfeiture shall not exceed me sum of five 
 pounds, the same shall be recoverable only by in- 
 formation before two or more Justices of the 
 Peace, and no writ of certiorari to remove the 
 same shall be allowed. 
 
 59. Jlnd he it further enacted by the authority 
 aforesaid^ — That when any distress shall be made 
 
 l^isiiusa ii;viuu uii. -' ^ •' x 1 I • 1 I 
 
 der this Act, not lor any sum or sums ot money to be levied by 
 
 of 'o.m' ^"^ "^""^ ^•''^"^ ^^ *^'s -^^^» ^^^ distress itself shall not be 
 deemed unlawful, nor the party or parties making 
 the same be deemed a trespasser or tresspassers, 
 on account of any default or want of form in any 
 proceeding relating thereto ;— nor shall the party 
 or parties be deemed a trespasser or trespassers 
 ab initioy on account of any irregularity which 
 shall be afterwards done, in making the distress ; 
 but the person or persons aggrieved by such ir- 
 regularity may recover the satisfaction for the 
 special damage, in an action on the case — Provid- 
 ed ahoaysy that no plaintiff or plaintiffs shall re- 
 cover in any action for such irregularity, trespass 
 or wrongful proceedings, if tender of sufficient 
 amends shall be made by or on behalf of the par- 
 ly or parties who shall have committed or caused 
 to be committed any such iiregularity or wrongful 
 proceedings before such action brought— and in 
 case no such lender shall have been made, it shall 
 ; lawful for the defendant 
 
 ' 
 
 may 
 
 any 
 
43 
 
 )y an Act 
 
 Her Afa- 
 
 (licre set 
 
 itiir if he 
 
 that there 
 
 the same 
 
 be given 
 
 •mmence- 
 
 e brought 
 
 months 
 
 5 brought, 
 
 lid penal- 
 
 n of five 
 
 nly by in- 
 
 is of the 
 
 move the 
 
 authority 
 I be made 
 levied by 
 all not be 
 3S making 
 sspasseis, 
 rm in any 
 the party 
 espassers 
 ty which 
 
 distress ; 
 Y such ir- 
 1 for the 
 —Provid- 
 
 shall re- 
 , trespass 
 sufficient 
 ' the par- 
 3r caused 
 wrongful 
 t— and ih 
 e, it shall 
 any such 
 
 ' ' 
 
 
 action, by leave of the Court where such action 
 shall depend, at any time before issue joined, to 
 pay into Court, such sum of money as he or they 
 see fit, whereupon such proceedings, orders and 
 judgment 3hall be had, made and given in and by 
 such Court, as in any other actioLs where the de- 
 fendant is allowed to pay money into the Court. 
 
 60. And be it further enacted by the authority 
 fl/bmairf,-That if any action or suit shall be ^^bVcommencci 
 commenced against any person or persons for any within three 
 thing done in pursuance of this Act, then and in wronj^ommitted. 
 every such case, such action or sui'., shall be com- 
 menced or prosecuted within three months after 
 the fact committed and not afterwards — and the 
 same or every such action or suit shall be brought 
 in the District and not elsewhere, and the de- 
 fendant in every such action or suit shall and may 
 plead the general i" ae, and at the trial thereof 
 give this Act and the special matter in evidence ; 
 and if the matter or thing complained of siiall ap- 
 pear to have been done under the author'ty and 
 in the execution of this Act ; or if any such ac- 
 tion or suit shall have been brought after the time 
 limited for bringing the same, — or be brought and 
 had in any other District or place, than as afore- 
 mentioned — then the Jury shall find for the de- 
 fendant or defendants, and if the plaintiff shall "' i'x'gmpnt i«o 
 become nonsuit or discontinue nis action, alter i>iainiifl,ddrn<iant 
 the defendant shall have appeared or have a ver-^'^^j^''''*^"'"'''^'*'* 
 diet against him ; or if, upon demurrer, judgment 
 shall be given against the plaintiff, the defendant 
 shall and may recover treble costs, and have the 
 like remedy for recovery thereof as any defendant 
 or defendants hath or have in any cases by Law. 
 
 CI. And be it further enacted bi; the authority Ymes and forfeit- 
 aforcsaidy — That all penalties and forfeitures and I'^es, not excced- 
 fines by this Act inflicted or authorised to be im- Hojc^cd wiHi"' *" 
 posed, not exceeding Five Pounds, (the manner ot>sts by distress 
 
 *_,'. , " , ri-i- ,1 • nnd sale of poods 
 
 of levying and recovering ot which is not herein ,f parties offend. 
 
44 
 
 commit. 
 
 I*' 
 
 ing, by warrnnt of othet wisc directed) shall upon proof and convic- 
 rMt^pS"^!!!!. tion of the offence respectively, before any two 
 I!'™!."!!"''"" "'"'' 0*' more Justices of the Peace for the District, 
 either by confession of the party oftending, or by 
 the oath of any credible witness, (which oath every 
 Justice, is in every buch case, authorised to admin- 
 ister,) be leyied together with the costs attending 
 the information and conviction by distress and sale 
 of the goods and chattels of the party or parties 
 offendiqgt by warrant under the hand and seal of 
 such Justices, which warrant they are hereby em- 
 powered and required to grant ; and the overplus 
 (if any) after such penalties, forfeitures and fines, 
 and the charges of such distress and sale are de- 
 ducted, shall be returned upon demand, unto the 
 owner of such goods and chattels, and in case such 
 fines, penalties and forfeitures shall not be forth- 
 with paid upon conviction, then it shall be lawful 
 for such Justices to order the offender so convict* 
 ed to be detained and kept in safe custody, until 
 return can be conveniently made ; unless the of- 
 fender .shall give sufficient security to the satisfac- 
 tion of such Justices for his appearance before 
 such Justices, on such day as shall be appointed 
 for the return of such warrant of distress, such 
 day not be^n^ nkore than seven d^ys from the 
 time of taking such security ; and which security 
 such Justices are thereby empowered to take by 
 way of recognizance or otl^rwise ; but if upon 
 the ireturn ol' such warrant, it shall appear that no 
 su^lpient distress can be had thereupon, thea it 
 shall be lawful for such Justices of the Peace as 
 aforesaid, and they are hereby authorised and re- 
 quired by warrant or warrants under their hands 
 and seals to cause such offender to be committed 
 to the common gaol of the bjstrict, there to re- 
 main without bail or mainprise for any time not 
 exceeding one calendai^ month ; unless such pe- 
 nalties, fines and forfeitures, and all reasonable 
 charges attending the same» shall be sooner paid 
 or satisfied' 
 
 62. 
 
 a/orei 
 victec 
 this 
 of si3 
 fence 
 93. 
 afurei 
 naltie 
 ihoris 
 time 
 them 
 tump 
 this i 
 
 PasSi 
 
 Js 
 
 Legis 
 6// 
 
id convic- 
 J any two 
 5 District, 
 ing, or by 
 )ath every 
 to admin- 
 attending 
 s and sale 
 )r parties 
 id seal of 
 Teby em- 
 ! overplus 
 and iines, 
 le are de- 
 
 unto the 
 case such 
 
 be forth- 
 be lawful 
 ) convict" 
 3dy, until 
 s the of- 
 ? satisfac" 
 e before 
 ippointed 
 ess, such 
 from the 
 \ security 
 ) take by 
 
 if upon 
 r that no 
 1, then it 
 *eace as 
 1 and re- 
 jir hands 
 ►mmitted 
 •e to re- 
 gime not 
 such pe- 
 isonable 
 ner paid 
 
 45 
 
 62. Jnil be it further enacted hn the aulh(mtn^°'i"'^J'^^ 
 aforesma, — Inat no person shall or may be con- vicud after six 
 victed of any offence contrary to the provisions ofy"£JJ°'"'""° 
 this Act in a summary way, after wio expiration 
 of six months from the time when any such of- 
 fence shall or may have been committed. 
 
 93. *And be it further enacted by the authority Moneys wimns 
 aforesaid,— Thsit all monies arising from such pe- bo"';:,- uJ'ctn.'" 
 nalties, fines and forfeitures, as are inflicted or au- miHsionors (or pur- 
 thorised to be imposed by this Act, shall be from'"^'""' '^^ '^'' 
 time to time paid to the Commissioners, to be by 
 them applied in repairing and maintaining the 
 turnpike roads and disposed of for the purposes of 
 this Act. 
 
 Passed Commons House ofi 
 Assembly 5th day of v ALLAN N. M ACNAB, 
 February, 1840. 3 Speaker. 
 
 Legislative Council Chamber, ) 
 
 6th day of Feb'yy 1840. $ JONAS JONES, 
 
 Speaker. 
 
40 
 
 General Statement of the Income and Expenditure of 
 
 and the S\st day of October, 
 
 1^ 
 
 \i 
 
 I 
 
 w^ 
 
 Income. 
 
 Balance in the Commissioners* hands broH 
 forward 
 
 Revenue received from Tolls 
 
 Composition in lieu of Statute Labour. .... 
 
 Revenue from Fines 
 
 Revenue from Incidental Receipts 
 
 Amount of Money received for Debentures 
 sold 
 
 Debts. 
 
 Amount of Money loaned and expended . . . 
 
 Unpaid Interest 
 
 Balance, if any, due to the Commissioners.. 
 
 Total Debt, 
 
 8. 
 
 D. 
 
47 
 
 idilurc of 
 October, 
 
 8. D. 
 
 on 
 
 T\irnpikc Trusts, between the \sl day of JVovember 
 lioad. 
 
 Expenditure. 
 
 Balance due to the Commissioners brought 
 
 forward 
 
 Manual Labour 
 
 Team Work, Carriages and Materials 
 
 Materials for surface repairs 
 
 Land purchased 
 
 Damages done in obtaining materials 
 
 Tradesmen's Bills , 
 
 Salaries — Engineer or Surveyor , 
 
 Do. Clerks 
 
 Law Charges 
 
 Interest of Debt < 
 
 Improvement 
 
 Debt paid off 
 
 Incidental Expenses 
 
 Balance due to the Commissioners 
 
 X 
 
 Arrears of Income 
 
 Arrears of Tolls for current year 
 
 Arrears of Composition for Statute Labour. 
 
 Arrears of other receipts • 
 
 Arrears of former years 
 
 1 otal Arrears, 
 
 8. 
 
Ij 
 
 I ='■■; 
 
 All Estimate of the Expense of maintaining the Turnpike 
 
 Road an Road, in the District', between the 
 
 \8t day ofJVbvcmber aul the 31s/ itaij of October . 
 
 Manual Labour 
 
 Team Labour and Carriage 
 
 Materials delivered on the Road, exclusive 
 
 of Carriage 
 
 Land purchased 
 
 Damages done in obtaining materials 
 
 Tradesmen's Bills 
 
 Salaries 
 
 Law Charges 
 
 Interest of Debt 
 
 Incidental Expenses 
 
 State the length of the Road, and the number of miles 
 finished, the rate of toll per mile, description and quality of ma- 
 *erials usoU, with the price and damages, &.C., paid for by the 
 ton or yard. State the price. 
 
 I 
 
 ir.' 'A 
 
the Turnpike 
 c/, between the 
 iober . 
 
 umber of miles 
 1 quality of ma- 
 paid for by the