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What Persons and Goods free from Toll.
Provided always That no Person or Persons having occasion to passe the Place where the Toll is taken & returne the same Day before Eight of the Clock att X1 Night between the Months of September and February and before Ten of the Clock att Night dureing the other Months of the Yeare with the same Horse Coach Waggon or other Carriage or with Cattle shall be compelled the same Day to pay the said Toll a Second time And further also That all and every Person and Persons passing through the Place appointed for the receiving the Toll aforesaid and coming from any Parish next adjoining to the said Road shall have a liberty to carry any quantityes of Stones Sand Lime or Gravel Dung Mould or Compost of any Nature or Kind whatsoever Brick or Chalk or any Wood not goeing to any Markett And that all Carts with Hay not goeing to any Markett or Corne in the Straw att Hay time or Harvest Ploughs Harrows and other Implements of Husbandry and all other things whatsoever imployed in the husbanding stocking & manuring of their several and respective Lands in the said several and respective Parishes shall passe to and fro through the said Place where such Toll is to be received as aforesaid without paying any thing for their respective passing through the same And that it shall and may be lawfull also for all and every Soldier and Soldiers upon their March and all Carts and Waggons attending them and all Persons riding post to passe through the said Place where the said Toll is to be collected without paying any thing for their passing Any thing in this Act contained to the contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding.
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