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cause,
if
he
ventures
to
draw
a
permit,
in
order
to
account
for
a
decrease,
and
does
not
send
the
goods,*
he
is
liable
to
a
heavy
penalty
if
dis-
covered;
or,
should
he
succeed
in
obtaining
a
suf-
ficient
decrease
to
answer
his
purpose,
he
is
as
equally
liable
to
have
the
corresponding-
increase
occasioned
in
his
Rum,
not
only
forfeited,
but
also
accompanied
with
a
similar
heavy
penalty
;f
whereas,
the
Gin-shop-keeper,
who
can
send
out
whatever
he
pleases
from
his
retail
bar,
without
having
to
render
any
account,
may
use
it
with
im-
punity;
and,
as
he
does
not
apply
it
any
further
than
as
the
decreases
on
his
Rum
will
allow,
he
is
above
all
fear
of
detection.
J
*
21
Geo.
3,
c.
55,
sec.
21.
Dealers
taking
out
a
permit,
and
not
sending
away
the
goods,
nor
returning
the
permit
within
the
time
of
its
limitation,
forfeit
trehle
the
value
of
the
goods
j
and
the
goods
also,
if
on
taking
stock
there
shall
not
appear
a
sufficient
decrease
to
answer
such
permit.
f
21
Geo.
3,
c.
55,
sec.
29.
Dealers
having
an
increase
in
their
stocks,
over
and
above
what
the
officer
found
on
the
last
pre-
ceding
survey,
such
decrease
is
to
he
deemed
as
brought
in
with-
out
permits
or
certificates,
and
an
equal
quantity
is
to
be
forfeited,
with
the
penalty
of
50/.
t
To
what
extent
he
may
occasionally
make
use
of
the
article
of
British
Rectified
Spirits,
I
refer
my
readers
to
the
case
I
have
cited,
showing
the
facility
and
security
with
which
Brandy
may
be
manufactured,
see
page
23.