4696

ROYAL GAZETTE.

said meeting, in cases of equality, having a casting vote; and the names of the person so elected shall be entered in the Books of the Secretary, or other person having the custody of the same, who shall attend with the said Books for that purpose.

V. All or any of the Trustees in Office, at the time of such election, shall be eligible to be re- elected.

VI. In the event of a vacancy or vacancies oc- curring. by death, resignation, or otherwise, in the Board of 'I‘rtistees, it shall be lawful for the Trustees, at any of their meetings, to elect a duly qualified person or persons to supply the same; but should the vacancies, so occurring at any one time, be so numerous as not to leave a quorum, then such vacan- cies shall be filled up in the manner in which this Act provides for the annual election of Trustees, within thirty days alter theoccurring of such vacancy or vacancies.

VII. Iftt should happen that no election of Trus- tees shall take place on the second Tuesday ofJanu- ary, in any year as aforementioned, then, and in such a case, the TrUsteesthen in otlice shall continue and remain in office for, during and until the expiration ofthe next ensuing year, unless a requisition, signed by at least twelve ofsuch persons as are qualified to vote as aforesaid, shall be presented to the Trustees for the time being, calling upon them to cause a meeting to be held for the election of Trustees, and of which meeting ten days notice shall be given; and such meeting shall be held in the manner and form as bereinbefore directed with respect to annual elections.

VIII. The seal of said Corporation, and all books, papers, deeds, minutes, vouchers, moneys, securities for moneys, and all other property, and things ll] their care, custody and possession, shall be forth- with handed over by the former Trustees to the Trustees so elected as aforesaid.

IX. It shall bethe duty ofthe Trustees to make all arrangements for the letting of Pews, imposing and collecting of seat Rents, to dispose of Church lands in any way they may see proper for the interests of the Corporation ; Provided always, that the said lands be never alienated from their original purpose, to keep the Church in repair, and impose such ex- traordinary assessments as may be required for re- pairing said Church, and in general to manage the secular affairs ofthe Congregation agreeably to the Constitution of the Church of Scotland, and subject to the approval and administration ofthe Ecclesiasti- cal Courts organized in this country in connection with the said Church of Scotland; and for the ac- complishment of these ends the Trustees may, in ad- dition to such meetings of the Board as may be necessary, call meetings of the Congregation, as occasion may require, after a notice of ten days, at which Congregational -meetings all persons qualified in the election of Trustees, as aforesaid, may Vote on all questions or matters brought before said Con- gregational meetings.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

N and after the 5th MAY, 1866. a FIXED WHITE LIGHT ' Will be shown at the NORTH CAPE of PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, in lat 4‘7, lon. Git—elevation eighty feet.

J. W. MORRISON Do at Col. S c’ . Secretary’s Oilice, May 3, 1866. i p y 0 y

Townships Numbers 1, 2, 4. 5, 6, 8, I4. 20, 21, 27. 32, 44, 45, 46, 48, 49, 55. 63, 64, 65, Fish Island, Savage Island, Kildare Island. Cascumpec Sand Island.

IIE Commissioner of Public Lands having under the authority

of the Act 16th Victoria. Cap. lo, completed the purchase of those Townships, portions of Townships, and Islands, the property of Sir Edward Cunard, Baronet, and William Cunard. Esquire, being Townships Numbers 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, s, 14, ‘20, 2], 27, 32, 44, 45, 46, 48, ~19, 55, 63, 64, 65, Fish Island, Savage Island, Kildarc Island and Cascumpcc Sand Island, hereby notifies all TENAN'I‘S and OCCUPlERS or LAND, on the above properties, desirous of pur- chasing their several locations, that, in accmdance with the 16th Section of the above recited Act, he will shortly be prepared to receive the Deposit of the Purchase Mom-y of their Several hold- ings, upon producing their titles, or agreements for the same, of which due notice will be given.

JOHN ALDOUS, Commissioner.

Office of Public Lands, 13th July, 1866. I E 4i TO‘VN LOT AND D‘VELLING HOUSE. r 015E SOLD DY PUBLIC AUCTION, on FRIDAY, the 3|st AUGUST next, at the Colonial Building, at the hour of l2 o clock, noon, TOWN LOT NUMBER Ii'CItTY-FIVE, in the second Hundred of Lots within Charlottetown. with the DWELLING- IIOUSE and premises situate thereon, and lately in possession of Mr. Donald McPhee. late of Charlottetown, deceased. The inter- est to be sold is the fee simple estate in the premises as con- veyed to the Government of this Island by aShcritI's Deed hearing date the first day of September, 1863. Terms, one half the purchase money at the time of Sulc,_and the remainder in six months following. JOHN ALDOI'S, Commissioner of Public Lands. Charlottetown, 23rd July, 1866.

ROAD COMPENSATION ACT. PUBLIC NOTICE.

X‘fIIEREAS a Commission has been isucd, directed to us, under

and by virtue of an Act passed in the fourteenth, year of the reign of Her present Majesty Queen Victoria, entitled “An Act to regulate the laying out and altering of Highways," and in the Acts in amendment thereof; whereby we are commanded to enquire what damage or advantage will accrue to those persons who are interested in the Land through which a certain new road is intended to be made, connnenoing at the Southern termination of the present road through Bay Fortune Scitlemcnt,and terminat- ing at the shore at llowe Bay, and which road will run through or overtho lands ot James Dingwell and Charles Dingwcu.

Now we do hereby give Public Notice to all parties Concerned, that we will Commence the cxwution of the said COllllllIb‘sIUIl, by attending at the aforesaid place, on MONDAY, the 27th day of AUGUST next, at the hour of Eleven o’clock. in the forenoon of the same day, and will proceed along the proposed linc ofroad and complete said Commission according to law.

’ JOHN A. McLAINE, JOHN MCGUWAN, RODK. McIN'I‘I'ItE,

King’s County, July 12, 1866. I_ IS Excellency the Lieutenant Governor in (‘ouncil was this day pleased to fix and determine the rate at which the amount of the Invoice of Dutiable Goods imported into this Is- land from the United States of America, shall, in estimating the duties payable thereon, be reduced into current money of the Island, as follows:—

In all cases where such Invoices shall be made out in Dollars and Cents of the paper currency of the United States. the amount of such Invoice shall be reduced into current money of this Island, by allowing for each Dollar the sum of Five Shillings, and in the like proportion for any fraction of a Dollar; of which all Collec- tors of Impost are to take notice and govern themselVes scour- dingly.

g Commissioners.

CHARLES DESBRISAY, C. E. C. EXECUTORS’ NOTICE, IIE Undersigned Executors of the last Will and Testamcn ot Thomas Inman, late of Crapaud, Township No. ‘21). (ICCCIIer, hereby request all persons having claims against the Estate of the Testator, to furnish their Accounts forthwith; and all persons in- debted to the said Estate are requested to pay the same to

THOMAS CLARK, MARK INMAN, and DAVID CAMERON,

% Executors. Charlottetown, 24th July, 1866. 6in pd