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THE MARCH OF INTELLECT FOR SPRING 1863

Krom the Worid’s Vair.

f all N ations

and ought to be at such employment, in place - white men and women toiling themselves to dent ’ to keep the horses alive, and at more than four times the cost:

THIS 18 NOV KEEPING PACE WITH THE TIMES.

P. Lane, Exsq., J. P. William Clements, Esy,.,

Ww. Acorn, Lot 49, >. Creighton, Esq.,

R. Mutch, Gallows Polut,iQ@. Harris, Exsq.,

d. McInnis, “ Stewart & Owen, Ship- R. Ings, China Point, builders, c. ickerson, Yernon|Hon. ). Beaton,

River, Theo. Desbrisay, Esq.,

and forty-six othere, whe got those wonderful Machines that work like telegraph.

The demand is now so great, caused by the vast number of men killed in the war, and the order from Kurope for 1800 of those invaluable money and labour saving Machines, with eighty six more wanted last harvest that conld net be finished in time, will now require all parties wauting those Machines to send the order to the Agent, or the Depot at Orwell, with as little delay as possible, to ensure having them in good time for harvest.

No payment will be demanded until the Fall of 1863 and 1864.

Farmers not up to the great benefit of levelling and rolling the land are strongly adyised by ali Agricultural Socicties and chemisis totry it, when jt will be found to pay well for the little outlay and trouble. Te encourage the experiment, two dozen field rollers ean be had trom the undersigued, il ordered soon, at COST, and 12 months given for paylnent.

AGENTS:

Cuarnvorrercwsx—Jdolin Williams, whe is so well known for keeping the best and cheapest Seed on the Island; W. E. Dawson, whose Cash Store is the cheapest on the Island for farmers. James McGill, Spring Park, who is so famous for securing prizes for grain at our Exhibitions.

Groncetown — W. B. Aitken, Thomas Owen, B, P. Norton. :

Montacue—Thomas Annear, Philip Beers.

Grand River—R, Walker, J. W. Truelove,J.Mc- Dongald.

Mornay Harsourn—Thomas Clements.

Sourts—HEdward Kickham.

Sr. Axprew’s—P. Griffin.

Cascumrrc—G. W. Howlan.

Camree.Lron—Jdas. Broderick.

Other Agents and instructions in Circular from

PATRICK STEPHENS,

General Depot, at Orwell Cheap Store, eheaper than the cheapest. From a NEEDLE to an ANCHOR—both included.

Feb. 9, 1863.

1863. NEW YEAR! 1863. NEW GOODS,

JUST RECEIVED

AT THE

RENPREW HOUSE,

( Thomas's Old Stand, Great Georgy Street.)

"PXUE subscribers have lately received the following Goods, in addition to their Fall

Importations ;—

Hhds. SUGAR, very bright

Chests TEA, warranted good

Boxes SOAP

Boxes and Half Boxes RAISLNS

Currants, Spices, Pepper

Mustard; ladigo, Starch

Weaver's Keeds, all Nos.

Ttubber Goods: Ladies’ & Misses’ Rubber SHOES Do do do BOOTS Ladies’ Rubber Buskins Children’s Rubber Shoes ens’ do COATS And a variety of other Goods.

Also on hand:

Boiled and Raw OIL, PAINT

Putty, Wincow Glass, SKATES

Plough and Cart Mounting

Cut Nails, ail sizes, &e. &e. &e.

re We beg to call the attention of City and Conntry buyers to, our Stock, which is now com- plete in every department. With regard to price, we are determined that no fault shall be found in this respect. Our yoods are bouglit in the cheapest markets, and will be sold us low, to sav the least, as any in the eity. : DELANY & WILSON.

February 2n4, 1963.

"a> HED.

yo LET, and possession given on the 11th JUNE next, the SHOP AND TENEMENT IN. QUEEN SQUARE, oceupied by CHartes Beir, Esqr. For further particulars enquire of MiktS. STAMPER. April 13, 1863.

Schooner ‘Cherub.’ uk subscriber offers for sale,

: on ]jberelkterms, the Schooner * CHEROB,” 43 tous register, as she now les in Lord‘’s Dock. J. 8. CARY ELL.

April 13, 1863.

lin

BEA TLS

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Ts E MAILS for the neighbouring Pro- vinees,

ete., will, until farther notice, be made ap and forwarded as follows:—

For England, Newfoundland, Bermndn, and the West Indies, every ulternate MUNDAY, at 12 o'clock, noon.

Supplementary Mails will be forwarded the fol- lowing WEDNESDAY, at So'clock, p.m.

Monday, lith May, Wednesday, 2nd August Wednesday, 13th ** onday, 4th * Monday, 72" Wediesday, 16th * Wednesday, 27th Monday, 28th *“ Monday, Sth Jone Wednesday, 30th “ Wednesday, 10th “ Monday, 1Mth Rept. Monday, 22nd “* «Wednesday, 14th “ Wednesday, 24th “ Mouday 26th Monday, 3rd July Wednesday, 28th “ Wednesday, Sth “ Monday, 9th Oct. Monday, =: 17th “<< Wednesday, Mth * Wednesday, 19th Monday, Rar: Monday, Jiet Wednesday, 25th = *

For Nova Scotia, via Pictou, twice in ench week, as follows:—The week in which the Mails are for- warded to Enghind on MONDAY, at 12 .0’cleck, noon, and "W SPNESDAY, at 8 u’clock p-.; and the following week on MONDAY and THURS. DAY, at l2 o’cloek, noon.

For New Brunswick, Canada, and the ‘Uftited States, via Shediac, every TUBSDAY an’ FRIDAY morning, at 84 a.m.

L..C. OWEN, Postmaster General.

General Post Office, Ch’town, May 4, 1863,

CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN..

Tenders for Renting the City Wharfs. CPENDERS will be received at the office ‘of the City Clerk, until WEDNESDAY, }3th of May next, from any person or persens desirous of Renting the City Wharfs, or either of them ona ‘from the ef for a term of Five Years, from the first day Jane next.

The Tender to express, in words at length, the sum which the person or persons making the iender is willing to pay for the rent of the sxid wharf or whurves, anernely 4 half yearly.

The lessee will be required to Ae the wharf or wharfs, so to be leased, in good and sufficient repair, at his own cost and charges, during the continuance of the term agreed upon, and to deliver the same, at the end or expiration of the term, iuas good order and condition as when | :

Two good and sufficiert ecenrities, to the satis- faction of the Mayor or presiding Councillor, will be required for the due payment of the rent and performance of the covenants of the lease.

Further particulars made known ou application

to the City Clerk. aera T. H. HAVILAND, Mayor. _ City Hall, Aprils, 1863. in miay 4

PRINCE EDWARD ESLNAD

CLOTH MANUFACTORY,

TRYON.

Tus Subseriber, encouraged by the very liberal support received in the Cloth dressin —s begs e inform the jeter of P. i. sland thet he has imported from the best mak

in the United States, e -

Machinery for Carding, Spinning and Weaving,

and shortly (in sddition to finishing Cloth) will be

prepared to receive Wool for manufactamng into

the various descriptions of Cloth usually wade in

the Colonies. The charge for Picking, Oiling,

Carding, Spianing, and Weaving will be

One shilling and three pence per yard. Other branches in the same proportion. Wool, which must be washed and drigt may be left with id. J. Callbeck, Sidne Breet, Charlottetown, or any of the agents for t jill, fi h aise a be earned ™ ow further . STANF i Tryon, April 21, 1862. a

NOTICE,

Al persons having legal demands against

the Estate of James Corns, senior, of Char- lottetown, ure requested to furnish their accounts to either of the undersigned, duly attested ; and all persons indebted to the aid Estaté are here. by required to make immediate payment to either of the undersigned, in Charlortetown

GEORGE COLES,

mages EW ie ka i . 9 | treetthodeainnl [o- + ath ‘ conuUrRrrwt. Rridgé at James Howat's, 6 0 0 Due the heirs of the late Angus M HWouUss OF ASSEMBLY. Bridee at Juhu Mallamouah's, Kachern and Allan MeDonald, for ST, Tree! Mabetd reed, 8 0 ©) contract on Hiekey’s wharf last APPROPRIATIONS FOR ROADS.| road from Howat’s bridge to the fall, 3 Bai QGES AND WHARFS FOR THE} wharf, . 6 0 0) Due James McDonald for contract i YEAR L863 | Road from Post road to Sandy Point | on Hickey'’s road last year, = 9 0| _<- | wher? 6 0 O}debn A. MeDonald for bridging | Resouven, That the moneys appropriated |p) oe bridges in Upper Crapaud | Black Run Creek, dota 4 0 0 ethie toads, Bridge: W haris | . } ); Due Patrick Aleer and o r. : fur the s cohen, , Re aus, B idg = and _ _ . settlement, " 160 O11 . Patrick Mes ws teamed 6B FAUT best chance ever offered to the be expended agreead: y to the tollowing } cale Four bridges and repairs on ald Poor for contract per or : ‘sof P. E. Tsland, by which Time, La- FEN'S COUNTY. | ‘'fryoen road from Kelley's cross to Mallins’s road, lust year, 6 0 0 teat Ga re ocak the grand secret to oll - en 1 Linbristna Townshios Nos | dine of Lot 65, 16 0 O| Straightening and opening read from aie ad can wow be effected by getting one of those | rr ao hie ~*~" 1 Phree bridges ou road between Lots Johnston's tn ees aaa latest wonderfully improved ee | 30 and 65, I8 0 0} berd’s and James MxDonaids, ‘ Due ee an ghia re | Road frou the line of Lot 65 to when the Reveramner shall ey MANNY’S PATENT on the bridge, French River roa . | Pollard’s mills, 5 0 0] senta Commissioner to ascertai . r Prized Meda rhe : if P i's t £0 11 0 Skye road, back settlement, Lot 30, 3 0 0 the aT or advantage to vv, a Gols & Silve M hi | Bridge on the road from Found 8 to Road from Crosby's mill’s to John- ers of land, f ; cnines, | tleury's milf, 5 ae% mills,” 10 0 | Dae John Monaghan for balance of Mowing & Reaping a ’ Road leading mega road : 9 g | Road from Crosby's miils to Post contract on bridge sold by the 6" wird to Llardwood Inill, t i ‘ vs ; > @ Commissioner iast year, * es coal . . road . - ; Rag! sh Charch road to Long River, 4 y y | Bridge at Henry Cuteliff's on the Patrick Mooney for contract last F Steel-lined Guard Finger Plate,’ ridge at Spring Brook, "TO. 8) ichello road 0 0) year, ding a vow 2” fiearered rane an ven. and in nc ridge noapOnoshyiex Fauneh RiversG 0 Ol yo small bridges on Melvilleroad, 5 0 O|John Traynor, for erecting #86 Making am. cutice wew*yting fave, with Horse | , ge and Fo loid J cd pr e tiem 6 0 0 | Two bridges on North Melville road, 5 .0 O bridge on Mullins road, lately 5 0 6 Yokennnd Swingle Trees, noi fn former machines, | Graham's road to Mill Pe . | Bridge vear Alex. McKay's, De- become impassable, : . . makes them nOw more valuable to farmers than | Road from Charles M Ki nzie's Cross ; i Sable. 2910 0! Road from Jobnsten’s River bridge " avy of the Gold ines throughout the world, and | to division line, Lot 22, 5 9 ©) bridse at Widow MeKay's, Argyle to White's, are noW warsaut®d to eut ome ucre of Hay or Grain | Fyle's bridge, 5.0 0)” - 6 © | Road to Monaghan by Heard’s mill, 5 0 Of each hour, at one shillings eoxt, by acorn 5 a on > ' yore, ° . 4 ° of tiv whic i ess ©} snse Llib e Bridge we Wigm —o Road, near . | Bridge at Canoe Cove near Me- i from Glenfinnan road to W hite 8, 3 . ot Ne oe ata eanee a vad en infirious en Murdoch MeLeod’s, pen, 6 0 0) Eachern’s, 7 0 OQ} From Mark Ww ebster 's to Garland 8, : 0 0 the constitution and so fatal to many farmers. Bridges frome William Cousins’ to — \Road from Bonshaw to Argyle _| From Owen Sitapson s to Comieky 16 0 O| With thes unsurpassed Machines any quantity County bine, 5° 0 0) shore 7 O 0} From James MecDonakl's to wharf, ) of Seed can be sown in Spring at one Une, and no | Bridges on Prishtown Road, 50 0) Old Ts yon road by Dollard’s mill’s, 4 2 0 | From Webster's to Daffy’s tridge, 10 0 0 | tear for bands to ent it, when ripe, need be ielt, and} Road from Charles Bernard's Hil New line »f road from Lot 67 to back | Bridge at Kelly's hollow aud road 5 steko on oy eee Ee ie > to tite Sehoolh ie , ‘ 110 0} settlement, Let 30, between the : eastw ard, al : - : . ne eae ie. eo Road Tom Smiths fo, Grahame... | Jandsof, Wim. Slane and J. MeGee.5 4° 0 | Road to Cranberry whart, In proof of same, Mr. W. Hyde, West River, wharf, &. @ 0, __----——- | To cut down, widen and level road whose butterund cheese areeo highly prized where- | Bridge near John McLeod's store, £230 2 0} at Power's Hill, , 6 0 0) ever they can be got, certifies he purchased oue of French River, £050) Rocky Point wharf in aid of in- Glenfinnan’s Schoolhouse to Camp- g those Corber’e "Road “trons 'O MoKenxty , dividual subscriptions and in ad- hell's ferry, s 3 ee 5 0 Wonderfal Money and Labour eross roads to Smelt Cr ek, 8 0 0 dition to grant of last year, 35 0| From Johnston s River Point to re % Saving Machines Mase ) > t from MeKengie s cross | That part ot road from Bonshaw to _ Main Road, : in 1861; ent all his Hay and Grain, nearly a hun- os a M peer sen I, . —" | to Long Creek pussing through Straightening, stamping, rounding dred acres, und cut bis brothers’ oven also with it, Old Mili Vaie round irom Mevenazie 8 +f 7 anc evelling roa rom ifs. nnd then hired it out, by which he cleared ha 16 | | Mail Vale road trom Mel | -Lot0s. 7 0 0} and levelling road from Mra.) 9 lined it out, by which he eleared half the s read to Haslam’s road, BD | rego John McEwen’s. (Long Quinn’s gate to Fort Augustus, 5 price of the Machine same year, and is now free, | Rend leadimg from Sutherland's | mare 4 etd ; —e 20 0 Old road from Clark’s bridge to Jos. and had the crops of both farms ent in ale bridge 5a Harding in Tex, 400) Bridge at Goose Ureek, Lot 65, do, 4 0 0 MeDonald’s (Bornish), not up ‘ ayy aah be-adlio ait Te edn Waanid tna toad leading from Long River road | minien deMaah erie Lol 63. od . . Walker's hill, over which a good o at ae gpm ops, . : 7 . oO Bridge at Peehan’s, Lot 6), do, 9 o| to other places. . om a . } - | Bridge at Webster’s Lot 65, do, 9 0 0 %. road could neves be made, soa 6 The above and the following first-class Farmers | R 0 from long: Rive= to, French “y | Bridge at Ferguson's, Lot 65, do, 13.0 0|To sepairt Pisquid bridge and roa <0 and Stock Masters can be referred to, some of whom | a rr. oe Bridge and road from Neil McKin- to Gaol, ae ae 0 have Manny's Parent Macuines in use for three | Perryman at Coles terry, 8.0 0 nun’s to Rocky Point wharf, Road from English Church to Mount or four years, and have proved mugh nee du able Perryman at McLeod's lerry, #10 0) where most required, 5 0 0| Stewart bridge, ; -s wit ee tae Ara en Phceeee deen abit aah bs : a ~‘ D ‘jiers to Painter's, e | Roads and bridges from Rocky To buiid a wharf at Gillis’ Point, pre as Rept thei Siither Wuitesta Professional Long River road, 5 0 0} Point wharf to Nine Mie Creek, together with £25 individual sub- nien, teachers, sea captains, widows, tradesmen, Road leading ‘from ‘Trishtown road 0 where most required 710 Oj, scriptions io labor and materials y all ae door | ho yp be er ene to Long River, wharf & 0} a : rr: to be guaranteed to the Commis- than at sach unprofitable and severe work as cutt- 9 ; ‘ Bridge near Neil Campbell's Nine o be gua . ie bev ‘and’ white for the Rares’ Chat ene it rank oad from. Mefutyre’s to Fyfe's ee : sione 0 FO ee ee ee eee : : | Mls Cresk, 0 0 sioner, a ne ene nme aoa . 0 0 F ‘ cane eis aa ae | Road leadin tree Charch to- Complipaetogh Media ani <3 °) Rodd tnding tbe Bi Obert. 5 7) Bin i] UNION BANK _ phan Me ao Ps 4 4 0 © | Road and bridge from Cance Cove District No. 9, comprising Townships Nos, LG . ae a a a \ 2 aller ml to New Argyle road, back settle- 4% and 50. Ooi 1 PCHOONDKC j ; 3 . Harding's Creek, iftequired, 40 Mp rte. Boushaw to Argyle shure #10 0) Road and small bpaey, rom Te PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. ee eek A ee Faas woud A rto Argyte llill to Coanty line, Georgetown ‘ as ale a eatia eT 0| and bridges thereon, 50 0) vg eee £90 0 0| Incorporated by Act of Colonial ¢ ee ties r A ig oy Lots 20 | Bridge near Neil Darrach’s G&D OC lw, huild a new bridge and repair Logislature. ee ee ee 0 0 | Bridge*dt/MeLaneblan’s if tequired,5 0 0) os from Uigg to the head of eos ; J ia j oo route fn each Acie on Fe 'Yo the contractor at Mekwen's Orwell 2) 0 0} Capital Thisg® Thousand pounds Currency, we Davi ol lor irk Gone . : r oad . ’ j ; ( 5 : - } r inch SttveP Rone i 1862 , i | ferry, in aid ef sustaining said To build a new bridge ani to repais in 3,009 shares of Ten pounds cach, pay — ee ——-——') ne” di harf at Nin @| the road from Pisquid road to able by instalments in three years. © 2 g + 3 > ea’ : eiadliv 0 eee ane a ee ong Bourke 4, a ; ; PROVISIONAL MANAGING COMMITTE.

‘ 2 oa a i ie cex, ‘ n” re sit Mona an road, . “=F ~ ; 1 ; 7 r J ” i ie Bagg TMs ew}, and igs, where go mana nwo orm Bort bil [Sia taste nerd a fF ; go a we most required, 3.1 road, Monaghan road, to Pisquid Henry Huszard, Esq., Geo. ¥. C. Lowden, Esq. Jas. MeKinaen fer cutting windfalls an ae Lobe A GEG im Win. EK. Dawson, Faq. ‘Wilfiam Heard, Exq.

; : ° aoe . Lake, through Lots ar c 1 1

en County line road, in 1362, £0.19. OJ £364 15 O } addition to ten pounds granted James 1D. Mason, Esq. Thomas Dodd, Exc . Willinin Jewell fir repairing bridge lan unexpended sums to be laid out b she th District, Queen's Alfred Phillips, Esq. Wi. R. Watson, Esq.

the East road, in 1862 ae wilhadis iginally intended y ’ 3 J. A. Darey, Esq. Owen Connelly, Esq.

emit pat ote 50 0 Selepdtedesprigtelly Mpeosers County, 20 8 9) George Davies, Esq. Mehr Pon nA, j a Ww ° | District Ne. Gy comprising Townships, Nos.|To put new (railing on’ Bourke’s, | 7EXUIS BANK. is formed, to supply an G od aie’ . ac : 110 31,°32 aid 65, North of Eliot River... bridge, Seal River, 5 0 0 addition to the money cireulation of Lic Ts rs sand ‘ 110 0 Main Post Road through district, £20 0 0 Pownal Bay wharf, 6 0 0 land, the waut of which fas for some time been = ree ; Yantent W iltahi ad. if fequired,12 0 | Smith's road, Lot48, 5 0 0) sensibly felt. It is the natural consequence of an Count? fife road, south of Ander- | Central Wiltshire road, if fequired,12 : : . Sandia eadaalediad” dm aarnmecdinaetiememenenn eae unty vere by a 4 Sek “ district; 20 0 0 China Point ferry. 6 6 ®@ inert asing population, an expanding on . n i : sdn 6 road, 1 0 °0} Dedeque road throughout district, on k : f d on of the enlarged production of an industrious and Anderson swroad 16 0 | Lot 65 road, 3 0 0) To ma ST PET Pee ft ) energetic people,. Incredible as it may seem, until D Sable road c a Re Colville road, 4. ae Pisquid road, 10 0 ¢ the year 1855, there never was a Bank established T eRe e annockl d 8 10 0| Repairs to old Georgetown road, 2 0 0} in this Island; in that year. under the pressure of ‘Peat road.Lot 0° 5 6 ©} Bannockburn road, P ; ate d ; gow ghee neh ; Pee Thy lw , T f; Findlav's, to- a similar necessity, the Bank of Prince Edward Rated ad + 0 0} Ward's road, 1 10 0} To improve road from Findlay s, D PRIN Eiticd ie Ctletdnce . and while it hes vgunchion Tue¢ ® § ' cig ; d 9 0 0 wards cross rouds,to Vernon River ie _— w — we a 0 pe te oes 8 iG W e ; a J ule Toad, . > 3.0 Oy J well’s road, _ ; : facilitated the trade'and commercial business gene- oP Le and 1 7. 7 ee Johnston's road, 510 0 bridge, where most required rally, it has largely contributed to the develope Road leading? tp a ferry, 740 06 | Postroad from Crabb’s to Johnston’s,6 0 0) thereat, rd 200 0) snerit of themesouredsiof the Countey, saul its results meet eet lea : | Ros Pye’ Ang Me- fo Charles Haszard and Nicholas are supposed to have been satisfactory to the Alexandér Sumpson’s mill road, 110 0} Road from yes to Angus Ble . (or bashi . three eetaeldaries haying for sowe years past paid them Hmbapkment atdiope xiver, * 3. 0 Q)| Eachern’s wharf, : 5 60 0 Jenkins a usiing ice, th 6 0 0 an ammanl dividend of ten per cent. Cptitre road , Hor 28 4 2 @ 6 Diamond or Bungay road, ifrequired,2 10 0 pounds each, - ‘ The jnerease in the population since the year Mill Vale i 7 © ©| To cpen McLean's road, 7 10 ©| Due George Adams for repairs on 1855, the large addilicyto our trade and commence, Rei al ne } T 2 6 From Pye's to Jacob Dockendorff's, 2 0 0 Georgetown road, 4 0 0) the increasing Revenue, the breadth of arable dan Bridge on Grai tal »yn road, 6 0 0 iz. J . Due John Robertson for building a cleared and cultivated, the growing iucrease Of Nortitwest road, Lot 22, 4 @ © North River road from J. Docken~ B . ve’a Crock 7 7 5. (| farming stock, the avgwhented export of grain and Old Matpeqn road, Lot 22, 2 0 0} dorff’s to Moore‘s mill, 5 0 0 new bridge, AUF e's Creck, agricultural. produce of all kinds, have rendered Road leading to the back settlement | Balance due J. Drake on Crosby's a mye vee for work on oo further Banking operations in this Island absolutely of Lot 30 to Angus Ross's mills, 4 0 0 bridge, 6 0 0 mae FOG, . aaa 1860. andf tt Bridge om wain, river, Rraidalbyn (Balance dae James MeLean, on tepairs Where most reyuired, ©“ “1S 8 54 thctte anazeah, thaetst the. procedin. fee (years rad, 1 19 0) Warren's bridge, 4 0 0 at dae _4 | the increase in the popalation of this Islapd was esiiatiiie | Due Thomas Wynne and Doghecty, £166 13 °4 9 361 persons increase of ee ct lanc under P14 Setrict Ni Tt ; i cultivation 45,000 acres ; increase quantity « £130 T 0 nfo Aaivn ot coeeel pee “ 8 5 0] District No. 10, eae a | Townships Nos. cvote and cereale exported £4200) bosb. That-dn District No.«8, comprising ‘Townships Nos . iv b ‘de RP Peres 10.0 =—™ . the year aes he aan $0 hd sve ‘ a a t ec eque ridge, a idee 6 10 0 currency; the : ports Jane udimg shipping, to ‘ ‘ ty aa and =t. all | Balance dae Chas. McLean on Me- net Aaa a aetigny er 0 QO) £313,421, currency, (showing a balance of trade in Covering Oyster Bed bridge, £70 0 Op... dof enntrac 1810 0 DIATE ERD: FORA, ; favour of the Island.) ‘That in twenty years, from Mew Glasgow road from LRolt's to- Phee's whey ae MeE : ° Newton road and bridge, 510 0 iN3Y9 to 1850;the revenne more than donbled itsel!, wards New London, where most ho ihe qanipasint. 0. Semmes s Newton road to Port Selkirk, 6 10 0} the figures being, im 1839 £17,611; im 1859 £41,090.) roqttired, 10 0 0 ary in aid of sustaining suid 30 0 Main post road, 7 . Wiles to eanty, a ene nel bende Fs pubs < . : . erry, ic Danking accommod O ae Was ili 4 ee roud, io the distriet, nt 0 6 hace repairing other roads and at mhee € gr road, . 3 a since that time if bus never exceeded £52,005 _ reqrured, : } ; : : vo xrecn Maren : , or ubout thirteen shillings per head for the Rigeite r and new ¢overing Glas- shi a the district, where most 7 00 Douse’s road, 5 0 0 population, 6 ch 86 siiall as to be almost iuctedis aie atid 25 } Fequired, ‘ . » ae 610 Ojltle; while the Banking accewmodation of the Rbedy rs 4 2 0 0) [owards re-building bridge over a oo oy 8 0 0 satiativonsial Province of Nev; Branswick, it is ree oe Bred ges, “whete 0 él Crabb's mill dam Princetown meat — ryt ihe 7 10 Q| believed, amounts te thirty shillings per head. ‘5 most reqnired, | P ae ES see Orwell to Port Selkirk, é The effect of the Jarge additions above referred — anes mils, Eerreary to eee capeneen paneer eh ste to a — road, : - : to, hag been an eed Hamel toed For DS the end of the District, where i. Weae oa Belfast roa wharl, : Coren acta! He he Bankof Prince Ed. mast Seautted. 8 0 0 trict No. 12, in aid of moneys to Point Prim road, 610 0 Wogiie Capel: a a pre of oe a : : be contributed in an equal propor- : 210 | werd Island did not pro is, t t From Wheately river towards : bh h i rm of Buchanan road, their necessity were driven to the private discoun- Brookfield, SO AL cote ee ene ae or South Pinette to wharf, 4 0 0 | ter for accommodation, at very heavy rates, and it To defray the balance on English Charlottetown and Royalty, 15 0 0 Upper W ood Islapd road, 4 0 0) has been estimated that at these rutes 2 sum nearly Chutéh toad bridge, 20 0 £170 5 0 Canteloe’s road, ifr quired, 3 10 ‘ equal to Oe Sp of the proposed Bank is an- | Old Rustico Road towards Oyster ; John McLean, for busiing ice, Y LD) seply impressed with the importance of this : j 3 0 0| District No. 7, comprising Townships ps Hugh Martin and J. MeDonald, for a. 2 evil. and feeling that po is in this Island an | ‘be delray cxpenses incurred in re- 35, 36 and 37, nerth side of the Hillsboroug busliing ice, oo. anple field for thé secure gund profitable action of a aiesiaimetas roads in winter of Rivet. Jolin D.MeDonald, for bushing eo, 1 O 9 Fes Haale We Probes ve eck ae : : . 2 : ’ - yroposreéd = istab D3 4 is62, 2 | Road from Mount Stewart Bridge to p ’ Maleo!m Nicholson, Rigg’s bridge, a Vospedted Vorthe Forcitarae well ‘ta: Tekind Capi: Other rouds or bridges where most St. Peter's Road, £15 0 1862, f = tulists, as a safe and protitable ipresiment, Uses bey required in the district 6 Mount Stewart Bridge, towards con- D. Frasot, Pinette bridge, 1862, 2 0 O/ to refer to the Act of Incorpotation of the Onion . tract thereoa last year, 1 0 0} Alex. Bruce, rear setiiement bridge, Bank, now before the Legislature, and to those , , ‘ ir McCon- 62 012 6] parts of it especially intended for the security of £145 2 6|To build, renew cr repair Me 1862, . ; Shareholders and the public generally, namely Disizics ‘No’ 2 tue Ty. " Ny, nel’s wharf, the greater part of Jobn MeDonald, filling holes in Section 18th, whereby Stockholders are detinvGd strict sto. 4, ae OIANSH PS NOS which was carried away 7 the wharf, 1862," — 110 0 versonally liable for cotoeation of all Bills issned ™ a ae 53-404. A. storm last fall. To be sold, and Jamés Kelly, senr., do do 0 12 | by the Corporation, and all debts due thereby in lo repair W inslve roadand Mathew-— , euperintended by the Superinten- Hector Morrison, do do 0 12 .6| proportion to ‘the Btock they respectively hold ; son's bridge £6 0 6 : - h ; ; hol : but no Stockholder shall be lable for any sum ex- 1 atm! . dant of Publie Works, or suc Neil McDonald, filling holes in pat ne ae . arenes neé To ten: ad from Brackley Point : ceeding twice the amount of his Stock, in addition 2, Repay fees trom Deack.cy 101 other superintendant as the Go- bridge, 1862, 0 10 0) tothe Stock held by him. 7 ty Winsloe road by Carty's, : 3.0 0 yernment may appoin: for that John MeLead, do do 017 6 And also Section 20, wherein it is enacted that To repair road from Brackley Point purpose. Balance to be paid ous Port Seikirk wharf, to build an L the total amount of debts (deposits excepted) which toad to Unidn roud 0 0 “tits 30 0 0 ith £40 the Bank shall at any time owe, shall not exceed To repair Brackley Point road and uf next year s gtant, therote, together, with 420 anex-_ three times.tle gntount of thet Capital Stock paid SPER Ar Saney AIRS SOM Oe 9 | Cerranban bridge, to de also sold pended last year, ‘ 30 0 01 in Tie Di f being madé Mubfe in their pri- _ Winter iver bridge, and superintended as above, 15 0 ©) Repairs where most required, 413 10) vate capacities for-say eXCesA.. Lo repair road from Union road to 30 0 Due Thos. Lourey, for saving ma- — Subscription gee a meerge pat largely iT Speen road, 2 and Deider 6 6 O| terials of MeConael's wharf, by £166 13 4 oro riesd i et p 29nd of angh, of tbe » repair Vaion road an¢ dge ti ’ ieai ‘ ) : ee? sane : bby. ‘To oo Black. River bridge ‘om ea Rewame Molfally ME eees ; ; District No. U1, Saar ene Townships Nos. Charlottetown, Apwil 20, 1863. — aoe ae on i. 9 | Pue Hon. D. Brenan, for iron pro- tj Ds 4 Count NOFICE OF Covehead, by new Ubare he £20 evred for said wharf last fall, and Post road and bri ges from Coun 159 6°6 a Vv i i ; Cues’ bridge, m editiva'to the +- "50 0 for chain for ferry s¢ow, | 5 0 line to Belle Creek, Public ace nat OR % granted thereon lust year, oa Lo repair Appletree wharf anadeeed Wood Ysland road and bridges to 4 ; : — from porn eeey w Union toad, g| . therefrom to the St. Peter’s road,10 0 | . line.of Lot 58, BIG 2 . ; In the City of Charlottetown ry Hales’ mill, ” ate henios ab ' : Bridge pear Angus Beaton’s mills, lo ’ repair bridge at Ten Mile House g gus Roud from Covehead to Suffolk, by ——— on and road, "10 0 | Post road and bridges from Belle and Royalty. Thompson's mill, pod aig BW Vig, repair road from St Peter's Road, Creek to line Lot 53, 180.0 HE “ Act to promote Vaccination ” Covehead from Tracey's to Five mile — 0 6|. near St. Andrew’s, toMeIntyre’s, 3 0 0 Murray Harbor road from Lot 58 _ requires the Su ntentent Vaccinator to St Petetwroad in this District, 6 Og | Forstraighteningandrepairing from ee eee nis Wood |trtoummneDamrelicieaen watnortiy Caan Suff ik vad and Arbing’s bridge Steel's bridge to Baltbogae, 5 0 0 1 ‘s de 16 0 © | of, the same; and) also of the days and hours at Sulfylk roa wee Ghia Sail "5 0 @| Doyle’s road to North Shore, 2.0 0 s:ands, ish 6 0 which he will attend at such place, to Vaccinate all Witty hukence usspene tas tg gy ~~ }Road from Elisha Anderson’s to New road near Currie’s mills, 0 peeaane who may pataeees there requiring such From John Bell's 2 Covelieud by . © olen Road 3 0 ©) Maitland road bo, Wet Island fants 710 0 Keccinalion: aus aleee am eae aera . ey'dv ana bridges, * o 7 . . ‘ a to at which sue iperimiendent will attend te ins “ meres 7. an 4 d 2 0 0 Road to McOonnell’s ferry, straight- Heke £o*4, AOE. SOP 9 © OQ the progress of such Vaccination in the persons so eanedl d Connors’ bridge, 5 0,.0| ening, raising and rounding the ae da Currie’s mille, 10 0 0) Vaccinated: io. Fete TON ee Toe ey a ‘| sume, 0, | Selkirk.road towards Cusrio's mills, THIS 18, therefore, TO GIVE NOTICE, that I Prom Auld’s mill, Covehead, | ee From Dougald MeAulay’s to” Ten Selkirk road from Currie’s mills to have appoipted a convenient, room i sae oLD Stanhope, inclucing Cbristopher's Mile House 5 0| Robert Emery’s, 4 0 0/ COURT HOUSE, a the place at which 1 will bridge, 5. 0. Oc esendte’ Grose Ronde to: Bandhitle; Pieshant Valley'rond, 9 5-0 O) Send, nD tod Olek Pam, aud on every a £98 0 |. including bridges thereon, 5 0 0 — 7 Flat River to S. Pinette 719 0 | “eeting Wednesday until the Std of JUNE next, ‘totes Lie bes me Dae Jubn MeNally, for keeping whari, = ; eueting. s conn ha hy ee a embieientl light to guide travellers on the ice, Road _ Currie’s mille to Belle \ ile — eee _ oe —_ + von of Et t Ricer oo gan and for bushing ice from MeCon- Coon, id Mel d Norman over the aye of Lhree Months, shall take, or cause

Pron ec’ f nell’s to Appletre Wharf, 5 0 ©|To Douga OpeNse BBE OFM the same to be taker, to the! Saperintendent, as

Amount dae agree co nado _ The like sum for similar service per- MePherson, as eee esiaa 4 for rape nse —_— place = times eee by him, ing Fond sd ridge on the, |e ay year omic rough op a ay: ne a A Sa Se RS EE nea ly " f ed oversight in appropriation, 5 0 ore Seeds y be ti absence, or inability of the Father aud’ Mother, John: Kelly, for work perform ——j| highway, so fer as to be on 4 tine theu aud in such ews2, the who haethe care, "s Crovs Lot 29 : ith the farms of M. McMillan stunt ot deena the 9 htnen ennai

near Kelly’s Crores Lot 2J, £278 0 O| with the farm . : ’ nurture o* custody cf the Child or Children, shall Alex. MeQuarrie, for bridge on Post 1 0| District No. 8, comprising Townships Nos Donald Bell, James McNeill o take, e cause to ners Child or Child ad. Cre esirict No. 8, +VOS. ibeld Mecleaac, six poun ren to the Superiutendent for the purpose of being Dae Patsick Meesid for repairing 48, 35, 36 and 37, south side of the Hills- —— a. ; F 12 0 | Vaccinated uuless such Child ot Claldven shallhave Silat Dollard al, 2.0 0} borough River, rants eure most required, 10 13-4 stqn tmeionly Vacated by sowe Teall wag Dennis ae for ae on oes a cob tice? wn ferry ie 0 0 1 oie to “a we non-compliance palin Oop visions of the road from Lot to Post road, 3 Ca ct, persons concerned will each be liable to a

: from Meeting house to Forbes’ | is: vite ually of Ten Shi i or imprisonment for si ee tae at Wwidbe’ Me. oe 5 0 | District No 12, comprising Charlottetown, | tosthe noe” tame ake Kay’ * le sho 1 0 | Road from Pippy’s bridge to Brasil’s,5 0 0 Common and Royalty, Poplar Is In order to render Vaccination accessibie to all

AY a ArEy'e SB0Fe, 4 “a milf to back seettl nt. Bridge, and Township No. 32, North of perensas tlie <b eapibe limited te not more than Oue

Archibald Kergason, for pean a Ferguson om Ww SOP ORPEN Ss York River Shilling, and where that sum caunot be afforded,

John MeDougat’s, Argyle ys 2. by Widow MacDonald's 0 0 ver. ne charge whatever will be made; #o that there

Nelson Farrow, for repairing road Barnt Hill road, from James Amount over expended last year, £116 9 10) being uo excuse for not obtaining the tion ef between Bonshaw aad DeSable, 4 0 0) Corley’s 4 0 0| Wright’s Bridge, 80 0 O| Vaccination, all persons offending egainet the Sta-

Peter McFadyen, for bridge near Burnt Hill to Baltic 2 0 0) Repairs to small bridges, 500 1.9 tote mas one eA JOHNSON Alex. M ‘s, West River Opening a new line of road from General repairs on Post roads, 166 0 2 shes SuperinteAdent: Vaccinator. roud, 1 6 a n road, near the nee: General repairs on Royalty roads, 37 1% 0} Keut Stre-t, April 23, 1263. :

Due Patrick Dogherty, for repairs at of the burnt hill road, —————|_ P. B.— Im order to guard aa rauch 28 ible on bridge and road on liae of throygh Lots 48 and 49 to the £450 0 0 | against the Tntraductionol duatt Pox, it eearoeetlt

2 © 0} Pisquid road near Pisquid Lake ested of all owners and masters of vessels Lot 65, ‘ h ith £20 sietd-thanes : hailing from this port, that they will be careful not : c ”

Post road, from Mabey s to Bon- together wit ae gran : REONEDY to slip Sailore or Passengers (intending to retarn shaw where mosttequired,G © 06)! forand ;lac-d in the appropri- ee ieee ; 7 ‘a eq ’ C ; t this Island) without assurance of their having Bonshiw a ationsef the Qta road District; | TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. been Vaccinated or hayinz had the Small Pox. The Post road from Bonshaw to DeSable after the Government shall have D. OMEARA REDDIN, many iustanees in whicli that fatal disease has been © - 8 00 n issioner to ascertain R. REDDIN rought to this conntry, by inattention io thisrad=

sent a 0 oaiatiee kn vice, it it hoped will operate as a stimulus to future é ah * 5 t z ttornies ‘ ’ . p bridge at Jamon Palmer h F 0 0 the damage or advantage accruing © * Tons om care. Any Sailor or person about to sail to foreign Linde at at *, DeSuble, . ~ : 4 to ee Ror tea « ao, land ae 0.0 =e nr Cr vest rh 9 rts may be Vaccinated at the Dispensary on any Firwge at Jun Hali’s, Crapaud, 10-4 which said roud will pass, o *h. Town, March 30, 1863. y.

u Executors. [Dec. 22

SILAS BARNARD.

Charlottetown, 24th November, 152.

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By Stcamoar .‘ Westmorland.” |

Fiardadware.

YE Undersigned is landing, per EDA MAKIA, from Boston and from EXGtary,— EAGLE PLOUGHS, ail ‘ KAGLE 0. PLOUGH MOUNTINGS, HORSE NAILS, ~ POWDER AND SHOT.

ALFRED PHILLIPS. Charlettetown, Oct. 13, 1562.

A Schooner of 50 Tons. FAVE the Spars, Standing and Run-

ning Rigging, Blocks, Patent Windlass, Chains and Anchors, Boat and other small gear, second hand, which L will seli low, and take Freight in exehange. They can be seen here.

———— AL,

.8so--— 100 Pine Ash-bound FISH BARRELS, GEO. W. THOWLAN. Caseumpec, Fieb. 9, 1863.

Barley! Barley!

Py ANTED, 3000 Bushels BARLEY. J. B. ree t

Charlottetown, Jan. 12, 1863.

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