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form of the return to be made by the weighers respectively, shall be as follows:

Form of weigher’s return.

Return of (here insert the number of packages and contents) weighed from on board the (here insert the denomination and name of the vessel) whereof (insert the name) is master, from (insert the port or place from which arrived.)

	Date of vessel’s entry.
	To whom consigned as per permit.
	Marks.
	Numbers.
	Packages.
	Contents and quality.
	Weight.
	Tare as allowed by law.
	Tare as marked on the packages.
	Amount of drafts.

District of
Port of

A. B., Weigher.

And the form of the return to be made by the gaugers respectively shall be as follows:

Form of gauger’s return.

Return of (here insert the number of casks and packages) gauged from on board the (here insert the denomination and name of the vessel) whereof (insert the name) is master, from (insert the port or place from which arrived.)

	Date of vessel’s entry.
	To whom consigned as per permit.
	Marks.
	Numbers.
	Casks or packages.
	Contents and quality marked by the inspector of the revenue.
	Gauge.
	Wantage.
	What casks empty or taken to fill up others.

District of
Port of

C. D., Gauger.

And the form of the return to be made by the measurers respectively, shall be as follows:

Form of measurer’s return.

Return of the (here insert salt or coal as the case may be) measured from on board the (here insert the denomination and name of the vessel) whereof (insert the name) is master, form (insert the port or place from which arrived.)

	Date of vessel’s entry.
	To whom consigned per permit.
	Number of bushels in words at length.
	Quality whether salt or coal.
	Average weight of salt per bushel.

District of
Port of

E. F., Measurer.

And the said returns shall be made by the weighers, gaugers and measurers, in books to be prepared by them for that purpose, and kept in the custom houses.