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SCHEDULE,PART III.	Duty.
INVENTORY—continued		£	s.	d.
of the Value of 40,000l. and under the Value of 45,000l.		410	0	0
of the Value of 45,000l. and under the Value of 50,000l.		460	0	0
of the Value of 50,000l. and under the Value of 60,000l.		550	0	0
of the Value of 60,000l. and under the Value of 70,000l.		650	0	0
of the Value of 70,000l. and under the Value of 80,000l.		750	0	0
of the Value of 80,000l. and under the Value of 90,000l.		850	0	0
of the Value of 90,000l. and under the Value of 100,000l.		950	0	0
of the Value of 100,000l. and under the Value of 125,000l.		1,200	0	0
of the Value of 125,000l. and under the Value of 150,000l.		1,400	0	0
of the Value of 150,000l. and under the Value of 175,000l.		1,600	0	0
of the Value of 175,000l. and under the Value of 200,000l.		2,000	0	0
of the Value of 200,000l. and under the Value of 250,000l.		2,500	0	0
of the Value of 250,000l. and under the Value of 300,000l.		3,000	0	0
of the Value of 300,000l. and under the Value of 350,000l.		3,500	0	0
of the Value of 350,000l. and under the Value of 400,000l.		4,000	0	0
of the Value of 400,000l. and under the Value of 500,000l.		5,000	0	0
of the Value of 500,000l. or upwards		6,000	0	0
Exemptions:
Letters of Administration, Probate of Will, Confirmation of Testament, and Eik thereto, and Inventory of the Effects of any common Seaman, Marine, or Soldier, who shall be slain or die in the Service of His Majesty, His Heirs or Successors.
LEGACIES and SUCCESSIONS to Personal or Moveable Estate upon Intestacy.
1. Where the Testator, Testatrix, or Intestate died before or upon the 5th Dayof April 1805.
For every Legacy specific, or pecuniary, or of any other Description, of the Amount or Value of 20l. or upwards, given by any Will or Testamentary Instrument of any Person who died before or upon the 5th Day of April 1805, out of his or her Personal or Moveable Estate, and which shall be paid, delivered, retained, satisfied, or discharged after the 10th Day of October 1808 : Also for the clear Residue (when devolving to One Person) and for every Share of the clear Residue (when devolving to Two ormore Persons) of the Personal or Moveable Estate of any Person who died before or upon the 5th Day of April 1805 (after deducting Debts, Funeral Expences, Legacies, and other Charges first payable thereout), whether the Title to such Residue, or any Share thereof, shall accrue by virtue of any Testamentary Disposition, or upon a partial or total Intestacy, where such Residue or Share of Residue shall be of the Amount or Value of 20l. or upwards, and where the same shall be paid, delivered, retained, satisfied, or discharged after the 10th Day of October 1808 :
Where any such Legacy, or Residue, or Share of such Residue, shall have been given or have devolved to or for the Benefit of a Brother or Sister of the Deceased, or any Descendant of a Brother or Sister of the Deceased, a Duty at and after the Rate of Two Pounds and Ten Shillings per Centum on the Amount or Value thereof	per Cent.
		2	10	0
Where any such Legacy, or Residue, or Share of such Residue, shall have been given or have devolved to or for the Benefit of a Bro