I do declare, that the above Content is a true account of all goods shipped on board the above-named ship, and correct in all other particulars.

Signed and declared, this (Signed)

(Signed) day of

Collector or Comptroller.

Master.

before me

DECLARATIONS.

A LIST OF ALL FORMS OF DECLARATION IN USE AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.(') (1.)

Entry of Goods Inwards at Value.

I, A. B. of [place of abode], do hereby declare that I am the importer [or, authorized by the importer] of the goods contained in this entry, and that I enter the same [stating which, if a part only] at the sum of

Signed and declared before me, (2)

this day of

(2.)

Entry of Goods Outwards at Value.

A. B.

I, A. B. of [place of abode] do hereby declare that I am the exporter of the goods mentioned in this entry [or, that I am duly authorized by him], and that I do enter the same at the value of

(3.)

A. B.

Goods damaged on the Voyage.

Master's Declaration.

I, A. B. do hereby declare that the

above

mentioned is damaged and lessened in its value by means of some unavoidable accident which happened to the same during the voyage, and after such was shipped and laden in foreign parts on board the above ship, myself being the master thereof, and importing the same, and before was unshipped or discharged from the

such

vessel.

A. B.

(If any declaration required to be made by any act relating to the Customs, be untrue in any particular, or if any person required to answer questions put to him by the officers touching certain matters, shall not truly answer them, or shall falsify any document, he shall forfeit over and above any other penalty to which he may become subject, the sum of 100%.16 and 17 Vict. cap. 107, s. 198.

(2) This is to be stated at the foot of each declaration.

Importer's Declaration.

I, E. F. do hereby declare that the within-mentioned

when shipped at

was sound and in good condition, to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Merchants' Declaration.

from

E. F.

We, A. B. and C. D. do severally declare that we have viewed and examined the within-mentioned, imported by E. F. in the ship and being experienced in the nature and value of the said goods, do hereby certify and declare that they have received damage by salt water or otherwise, and according to our judgment are lessened in their true value [here state the proportion of damage], and that we are no ways interested in the said goods.

(4.)

A. B.

C. D.

Goods Entered by Bill of Store.

Agent's Declaration.

I, A. B. do hereby declare that I shipped the goods abovementioned for and on account of C. D. the proprietor thereof.

Consignee's Declaration.

A. B.

I, A. B. do hereby declare that the goods above-mentioned are consigned to me for and on account of C. D.

Proprietor's Declaration.

A. B.

I, C. D. importer of the goods above-mentioned, do hereby declare that they are of British manufacture, and the same as are expressed in the aforegoing certificate: that I was the proprietor thereof at the time of exportation and of the importation, and that they have not been sold or disposed of other person.

to any

(5.)

C. D.

Ship-Master's, on Delivery of British Plantation Certificate. I, A. B. do hereby declare that the certificate was received by me at where the goods were taken on board, and that the goods imported in my vessel are the same as are mentioned therein.

A. B.

Consignee's Declaration on Certificate of Produce in lieu of the Master, when allowed by the Board of Customs.

I, A. B. [or for self and partners, importers] of the goods within-mentioned, do hereby declare that this certificate was transmitted to us from where the said goods were taken on board, and that the goods consigned to us, and imported in the are the same as are mentioned

therein.

(6.)

A. B.

On Re-Importation of British and Foreign Books.

Form for English Books.

I, A. B. do hereby declare that the English books herein referred to were taken by me from this country on a former occasion, and that no drawback was received thereon, and that they were and still are my property.

Form for Foreign Books, Maps, &c.

A. B.

I, A. B. do hereby declare that the foreign books [or maps or musical instruments, as the case may be] within-mentioned are the identical books which were taken by me from this country; and that they were purchased in a fair way of trade, and the duties paid upon the same on their original importation; and that they are now brought back for my private use, and not for sale.

(7.)

A. B.

On Importation of Clocks or Watches for private use. I, A. B. do hereby declare that at the time I purchased the within-mentioned clock or watch, I was entirely ignorant of the law requiring the maker's name to be on it, and that the same is imported for my own private use, and not by way merchandize.

of

(8.)

A. B.

Goods Imported for private use.

I, A. B. do hereby declare that the

above

mentioned is imported for my private use, and not by way of

merchandize.

A. B.