This act repeals an 1820 act for establishing legal tender in New Brunswick, but maintains the provisions for certain conins be used to pay debts already incurred.
This act creates regulations for the character and quality of grindstones exported from Westmorland County, allows for the appointment of surveyors to ensure them, and establishes penalties for violations.
An Act to reform the mode by which duties are collected on tea and other commodities imported from China to Canada. Under this Act, Agents of the East India Company in Canada
are to give an invoice describing each ship’s cargo to the Custom House at Quebec before they break bulk. The manner in which the customs duties are to be received are described, as well as how damaged goods are to be disposed.
This act amends two existing act concerning duties on imports to allow for those importing livestock into York County, except those entering via Holton, to attest to the Deputy-Treasuruer of Fredericton that they have paid duties at the border.
This act confirms the passage of several acts from the last session which were delayed in passage due to the illness and death of Lieutenant-Governor George Stracey Smyth.