404 THE BOOK OF THE LANDED ESTATE. 



top, and bark thereof purchased by them ; and the purchasers, or their servants or 

 workmen, shall not take any dogs into the woods. All injury or damage arising 

 from any breach or disregard of this or any other of these conditions, or any other 

 wilful, unnecessary, or negligent damage by any of the purchasers, or their respective 

 agents, workmen, and labourers, horses and other cattle, to the lands, or other stand- 

 ing timber and trees, on the estate, or to the tenants, their stocks or crops, or to the 

 fences, walls, gates, and stiles upon the said estate, by the fall or removal of the 

 timber and trees hereby proposed to be sold, or in anywise relating thereto, shall be 

 forthwith made good and paid by the purchaser thereof. The amount of such injury 

 or damage to be settled by the judge to whose court the causes of are 



attached, in case the parties differ about the same ; and all questions of compensation 

 to be paid or received by the purchasers shall, in case the parties differ about the 

 same, be settled by thesaid judge. 



8. If the purchaser shall fail to comply with the two last preceding articles hereof, 

 or any part thereof, it shall be lawful for the vendors to repair the said damage, and 

 remove the said tops, branches, bark, and rubbish mentioned in such preceding con- 

 ditions at the purchaser's expense, and to charge the purchaser with the amount so 

 expended; or they may, in lieu oFthat remedy, have the damages occasioned by the 

 purchaser's non-compliance with the said last-mentioned article settled by the said 

 judge, as therein provided; and immediately thereupon the purchaser shall pay the 



amount thereof, as liquidated damages, to the said R T , together with all 



expenses occasioned by his, the purchaser's, default. 



9. No timber-tree shall be felled in the wood without first taking off the arms, or 

 on failure or neglect to comply with this condition, the purchaser shall pay to the 

 said receiver 2 for each tree felled contrary to this condition. 



10. The lots after the sale shall be at the risk of the purchasers, not of the vendors ; 

 and no lot shall be cut until the same is paid for or security given as aforesaid ; and 

 no lot shall be removed without the sanction of the receiver or the said ffgent for 

 the estate. 



11. The purchaser shall not pass over the lands of the vendors or the tenants of the 

 said estate otherwise than by such road or roads as the agent of the said estate shall 

 point out, and any purchaser shall not employ any workmen objected to by the 

 vendors. 



12. That no tree, pole, or teller which is not included in the present sale shall be 

 cut, under a penalty of 5 for each tree, pole, or teller so cut over and above the 

 value thereof, to be recovered as liquidated damages. 



13. If the purchaser shall fail or refuse to pay his deposit-money, or sign the 

 agreement at the end hereof, or pay the purchase-money, or the residue thereof, 

 or give the bills or other security as aforesaid, or in any other manner to per- 

 form or comply with these conditions, or any of them, his deposit-money (if any 

 has been paid) shall be absolutely forfeited to the vendors, who shall be at liberty to 

 resell, either by public auction or private contract, the wood and timber purchased 

 by such purchaser without notice to him, and that either at this sale or at any time 

 afterwards ; and any deficiency in price on such resale, together with all expenses 

 attending the same, shall be forthwith paid to the vendors by the defaulter at this 

 sale; and in case of non-payment, the whole or the unpaid part of such deficiency 

 shall be recoverable by the vendors from such defaulter as liquidated debt and 

 damages. 



