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and to raife a good character to the fifli when 

 fent abroad. Every village would ftrivc 

 to obtain the beft character. 



This infpedor to have the charge of the 

 whole warehoufes. Every veflel to pay a fmall 

 duty for more-dues and wafehoufe rent ; part 

 of which to go to the infpe&or's falary, and 

 the other part to the proprietors, in order to 

 indemnify them in part for the expence of 

 buildings, &c. 



If any of the fifli was found at a foreign 

 market not properly cured, both the infpec- 

 tor and the proprietor of the fifh to be fub- 

 jecflecl to a fine. 



It would certainly be advantageous to the 

 nation in general, and to the landholders in 

 particular, if every proprietor in Britain was 

 to plan out villages upon every part of their 

 eftates, where the fituation is agreeable, and 

 the foil and water good. 



When the ground for one village was all 

 let, another, at foms diftance from it, mould 

 be immediately planned out ; fo that every 

 year there would be lots to be feued. 



This would not only increafe the rent of 

 every eftate, but alfo increafe the national 

 produce and population. And the proprie- 

 tor 



