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XXX. If the taxes shall uot have been previously col lected, or if mo person shall appear to pay the taxes at the; made of » © suncillor or Councillors, to supply such vacancy | time and place appoitted for the sale, the Sheriff shall sell by) or vacaneies ;

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public action so much of such lands as shall be sufficient to! Peace or other person as afvresaid, be duly executed. «

pay such taxes, and all lawful charges incurred in and about such sale, and thé collection of such taxés; selling in pre*| yaorden shall preside; and in the the ease of his abse ference such part of such real estite as he may consider it| geath or incapacity to act, or of any accidental vacan most fur the advantage of the owner to sell first, and stating | ¢he office of Warden, the Members sball choose from

Uistinetly in the certificate, im the forariu the schedule | Qouyneillors present one of their number to be temporary

this Act anhexed marked (E) to be by him given to the) Ohairman, ia the place of such Warden, during his absenee, |

purchaser, whar part of the let is so sold, or that the whole | 9, uring such accidental vacancy in the office of Warden.

estate or lot is so sold, as the case way be, and within one tnonth after the date of the sale the Sheriff shall make a de- tuiled retarn to the Clerk of the Council of each separate pareel of land included in the warrant, and shall pay to him the money levied by virtue thereof; and if at the time ap-|

pointed for the sale no bidders appear, the Sheriff may adjourn

the sale from time to time at his diseretion ; and if the!

purchaser of any pareel of land shall fail on demand to pay to the Sheriff the amount of the purchase money, the Sha.iff may forthwith proceed to put up such property for sale again.

XXXII. Every Sheriff shall be entitled to receive, besides his mileage, ten per cent. commission upon all sums collected by him under any warrant herein before issued by the Clerk of the Municipality ; and whenever any distress of goods and chattels is made by the Sheriff under such warrant, he may proceed to sell the same in the same manner and at the same time as directed by the section of this Act, with re- spect to levy made by Collectors, and he may charge ten sailings for each distress aud sale; aud whenever any land is sold by the Sheriff according to the ——_ section of this Act, he may receive the sum’of five shillings for the sale of each separate parcel, and the Sherifl may add the com- mission and fees which he is hereby authorised to charge for the services above mentioned to the amount of arrears included in the Clerk’s warrant, on those lands in respect of which such services were severally performed ; aud he shall be entitled to no other fees or emoluments + hatever for any services rendered by him relating to the collection of arrears of taxes on lands: Provided always, that if the Sheriff cannot give a sufficient description of avy land sold by him, without a search io the office of the Registrar of Deeds and Keeper of Plans, or a survey to ascertain the description and boundaries of the whole parcel, as returned to him in the suid warrant, he shall, in addition to the charges herein- before authorised, be entitled to charge the expenses of such seareb aud survey.

XXXIL. The owner of any real estate, which may here- after be sold for non-payment of taxes, or his heirs, executors, administrators or assigos, may at any time within one year from the day of sa'e, redeem the estate sold, by paying or tendering to the Treasurer of the Municipality, for the use and benefit of such purchaser or his legal representative, the sum paid by him, together with ten per cent. thereon, and the costs of all improvements made thereon by the purchaser thereof; and the said Treasurer shall give to the party paying such redemption money a receipt, stating the sum paid and the object of payment, and such receipt shall be evidence of the redemption.

XNXXEIL. If the land be not redeemed within the period hereinbefore allowed for its redemption, the Sheriff sball, on demand of the purchaser at ang time after the expiration of ove year, and on payment of the sum of five shillings to him by such purchaser, execute and deliver a deed ef sale of such land to the pmrchaser, his heirs aud assigns, in the form iu Schedule marked (PF) to this Act annexed, and such deed shall have the effect of vesting the land iv the purchaser, his heirs aud as-igns, in fee simple, for and clear of all charges and incumbrances thereon, except taxes accrued since those for the non-payment whereof it was sold; and the Sheriff shall also give the purchaser a certificate of the execution of such deed, contaiming the particulars aforesaid, under his hand and seal, which, for the purpose of registration of the deed in the Registry Offiee, shall be deemed a memorial thereof, and the deed shall be registered within one year from the date of its execution, and certificate of the registry thereof, granted by the Registrar on production of the deed and certificate to bim, and without further proof.

XXXIV. Every person duly qualified, who shall be elected to the office of Councillor in any Municipality in this Island, shall accept suck office, or in default thereof shall pay a fine to the Municipality in which he shall have been so elected, not exceeding the sum of ten pounds currency, or such other

fine instead thereof as may hereafter be provided by a law of

each Municipal Coaneil to be made ie this behalf; and the said fine, if not duly paid, shall, tegether with the reasonable costs of recovering the same, be levied by distress and sale uf the goods and chattels of the person so refusing to accept office, in execution of the warrant of any Justice of the Peace for the County, who is hereby required on the application of the Council ; and after the conviction of the person so making default, by confession, pr on the oath of one or more credible witnesses tq issue sueb warrant: Provided always, that nq person disabled by permanent infiemity of body or wind, nor any person above the age of sixty-five years, nor any person who, within two years from the day on which he shall have been so elected, shall have already served the said

office of Councillor; or paid a fine fur vot serving the same, |

shall be liable to such fine as aforesaid.

XXXV. Every person duly qualified, who shall be elected

to the office of Councillor as aforesaid, shall, on due notice of

his election from the Sheriff or Clerk of the Council, as here-

inbefore provided, take and subscribe the oath, in the form

in Schedules (G) and ([1) to this Act annexed; in default thereof such person shall, anless he can allege some sufficient excuse for not attending, be deemed to have refused to aceept

the said office, and shall be liable to pay the fine aforesaid as

fer non-acceptance of office ; and the said office shall thenee- forward be deemed to be vacant, and shall be filled up by

another election.

XXXVI. In eases where any duly qualified person, elected to the office of Councillor, in any of the said Munici alities, shall neglect to attend first meeting as aforesaid, or refuse to wecept such office, or shall refuse or neglect to taxe and subscribe the above mentioned oaths, it shali be lawful for the Sheriff or other person who shall have presided at the election at which such person was elected, as often as such exse of refusal or neglect may occur, to proceed, after four days’ notice iu this benalf to the eleetors qualified as afore- bail, to be posted at two or more of the most public places in the Electoral District, Town, Common or Royalty, as the euse may be, to another election of a fit and proper person, to supply the place of the person who shall have neglected to attend at the first meeting of Councillors, or refuse to accept such office, or to take and subscribe the said oaths; and the Councillor, who may be elected at such new election, shall bold office until the time at which the person in whose place he may have beeu elected, would, according to the pro- visions hereinafter coutained, have gone out of office, and no eager; but shall be eapable of immediate re-election, unless

otherwise disqual fied as aforesaid,

XAXVIT, Ifa yacapey ay vacancies in any of the said Councils, whether arisiug from the death of any of the said | Couneillors o¥ other cayse, shall cour before theaanual period of election, it shall be lawiul for the Warden of the Munici- palit yin which such vacancy or vacancies shall have occurred, 49 issue his warrant, under his baud and seal, directed to a Justice of the Peace, or fo some other discreet and competent person, resident in the Municipality in which such Vaeauey of vacaueies shall have ocurred, requiring such Justice or Siuer person tu proceed, after dye uutive iu this behalf’ to the

XXXIX. There shall be in each year four meetings of every Council in the Island, which meetings shall be held on the first Tuesday in the mouths of April, July, October and

Jecember, respectively; and the said meetings shall not at any time be held for a longer period than five successive days; and at no meeting of any such Council shall any matter be

deliberated or determined on, except such matters as fall .| within the -cope of the power and jurisdiction of such Council. | XL. Extraordinary ureetings of any such Councils may

be held by and under the authority of the Lieutenant Go- ‘yernor, signified in writing to the Wardens of the Jouncils, who shall give fotice thereof to she Members of their Councils ;

and sttch extraordinary meeting shall uot continue beyond |

ithe period of five days; and no matters shall be deliberated or determined on at any such extraordinary meeting, except those fur which the same shall have been specially convened. XLI. All acts whatsoever authorised or required, by virtue of this Act, to be done by any Municipal Council, and all questions of adjearnment, or other questions that may come before any meeting of such Council, may and shall be done and decided by the majority of votes of the Members present at such meeting, other than the Warden; and the Warden, or in the absence of the Warden, the temporary Chairman, shall, in all cases of equality of votes, have a casting vete ; and in order to constitute a quorum, there shall be present at every such meeting a majority of the eutire number of Coun- cillors elected to serve in such Council.

XLIL. It shall be lawful for each of the said Councils to appoint, from out of the Councillors elected to serve in such Council, such and so many Committees, consisting of such number of persons as they may think fit. Provided always, that it shall not be lawful for such Committees to meet or sit on any days except those appointed for the meet- ing of the said Council; and that sach Committees shall be subject in all things to the authority, controul and approval of said Cowneil.

XLITI. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer of each of the said Municipalities respectively, to receive all moneys which shall be raised under any Bye-Law, to be made as here- inafter provided by the Councilof the Municipality wherein he shall have been appointed Treasurer; and also ali moneys which, under any Act of competent Legislative authority, have been or shall be directed to be paid to or received by any sueh Treasurer, and to apply avd account for the same in sach manner as may be prescribed by any bye-law of such Council, or by Act of the Legislature as aforesaid.

XLIV. The Freasurer of any Municipality in this Island shall, in books to be kept for that purpose, enter true accounts of all sums of money by him received and paid; and the books so kept shall, at all seasonuble times, be open to the inspection of every Member of the Council; aud all such accounts, together with all vouchers aud papers relating thereto, sbali, four times in every year, that is to say, within one mouth after every quarterly meeting, be submitted, together with an abstract of such accounts for the last year, by the Treasurer, to a Committee of the Council, or to sach other persons as the Committee shall direct, for the purpose of being, by sach Committee or other persons, examined and audited ; and if the said accounts shall be found correct, the same shall be approved and allowed by the said Committee or persons appointed as aforesaid ; and after the said accounts shall have been so examined aml audited, the said Consmittee or other persons so appointed, as aforesaid, shall make their report thereon to the Council, at its next quarterly meeting ; and every such abstract and report shall be open, at all seasonable times, to the inspection of any inhabitant of the Municipality, who shall be entitled to copies thereof on pay- meut of a reasovable fee for the same; and such Committee or other persons appointed to examine and audit the said accounts, as aforesaid, shall testify, on oath before the Warden or temporary Chairman of the Council, to the effect that they have justly and fairly examined said accounts, and that their report thereon ts just amd true, to the best of their ability, judgment and belief.

XLV. No person being in holy orders, or being a minister or teacher of any dissenting or religious sect or congregation, nor any judge of amy court of justice, nor any military, marine or naval oflizer, in Her Majesty’s service, on fall pay, nor any person accountable for the Municipal revenues, hor any person receiving any allowance from the Municipality for his services, nor any person having directly or indirectly any contract, or any share or interest in any contract, with or on behalf of the Municipality, shall be qualified to be elected a Councillor in any Municipal Council ‘in this Island.

XLVI. An authentic copy of every Bye-Law, made by any Municipal Council, shall, forthwith after the passing thereof, be transmitted by the Warden of the Council, or the tempo- rary Chairman hereinbefore mentioned, to the Colonial Secretary, who shall, on receipt of the same, note on the copy so received the time of its reccipt, and shall lay the same before the Lieutenant Governor or other Admipistrator of the Government for the time being, in Council; aud no such Bye-Law shali be of any force until the expiration of thirty days after an authentic copy thereof shall have been received, as aforesaid; and it shall be lawful fur the Lieutenant Go- vernor or Aduinistrator of the Government for the time being, by and with the advice of the Executive Council, at any time within the said period of thirty days, by his order in Council, to declare bis disallowance of any such Bye-Law or any part thereof; and such disallowance, together with a certificate, under the hand of the Clerk of the Executive Council, certifying the day on which such Bye-Law was received as aforesaid, shall, with all convenient speed, be signified to the Warden of the Council wherein such Bye-Law shall bave been passed ; and thenceforward such Bye-Law, or the part thereof so disallowed, shall be void and of no effect. Provided also, that it shall be lawful for the said Lieutenant Governor or other Administrator of the Government, as aforesaid, if he shall think fit, by and with the advice of the Executive Council, by an order in Council, at any time within the said period of thirty days, to enlarge the time within which such Bye-Law may be disallowed; and no such Bye- Law shall, in that case, come into force or have effect until after the expiration of such enlarged time ; and provided also, that any Bye-Law, repugnant to the law of the land, or to any of the provisions of this Act, shall be void and of no effect.

XLVIL. It shall be lawful for the Lieutenant Governor, as other Administrator of the Government for the time being, by aud with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of this Island, when and so often as circumstances shall, in his and their opinion, warrant such a mea-ure, to dissolve all or any of the aforesaid Councils; and in every case of a dissolution of such Council or Councils, the Lieutenant Go- veruor shall issue his warrant, in the name of Her Majesty, under his hand and seal, direeted to a Justice of the Peace, or some other discreet and competent person, resident iu the Municipality, requiring such Justice or other person to proceed, after due notice in that bebalf to the electors

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qualified as aforesaid, in causing elections to be wade in each Munivipality, wherein sueb dissolution shall have taken place, Youncillor or Couneillors, according as such Municipality, | by the provisions hereinbefore contained, may be empowered to eleet one or two Councillors ; and such new elections shall be governed by the same rules and provisions as are — before provided for the clection of Councillors. I rovide

that such Councillor or Councillors so elected, after ‘n dissolution as afvresaid, shall go out of office att ‘the current year, or at the same time that their predecessors would have gone out, had no such dissolution taken place.

| XLVIIT. The Clerk of each Municipality shall, at the end of cach year, trausmit to the Colonial Secretary's Oflice a statement in duplicate of the accounts of such Munici- | pality, exhibiting in detail an account of the receipts and ‘expenditure during the preceding year, which aecounts shall ‘be sworn to before a Justice of the Peace ; and the Colonial Sveretary shall lay one of the said copies before the Legis- lature at the session thereof next following the transanssion of the said accounts.

XLLX. The Treasurer of any Municipality shail not pay any monies in his hands, as such ‘Treasurer, otherwise than upon an order in writing of the Council of the said Munici- pality, signed by the Warden, or in his absence by the temporary Chairman hereinbefore mentioned, and eonuter- signed by the Clerk of the Municipality.

L. The Clerks, Treasurers and other officers of the several Municipalities, shall, respectively, at such times during their continuance in office, and also within three months after they shall respectively cease to be in office, and in such manner as each Counci! shall direct, deliver to such Council or such

person as such Council shall authorise to receive the same, a | true account in writing of all matters committed te their charge by virtue or in pursuance of this Act, and also of all monies 'which shall have been by them respcetively received by

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| virtue or for the purposes of this Act ; aud how much there- ‘of shall have been paid or disbursed, and for what purposes, together with proper vouchers for such payments ; and every such officer shall pay all such monies as shall remain due from him to the Treasurer for the time being, or to such person as the Council shall authorise to reeeive the same ; and if any such officer shall refuse or wilfully neglect to de- liver suth account or the vouchers relating to the same, or to make payment as aforesaid, or shall refuse or wilfully neglect to deliver to the said Council, or to such persou authorised as aforesaid, to receive the same, within three days after being thereunto required by the said Council, all books, documents, papers and writings in his custody or power, as such officer aforesaid, then and in every such case, on complaint made on behalf of said Council, by such person as they shall authorise for that purpose, of any such refusal or neglect as aforesaid, to any Justice of the Peace for the County wherein such officer shall reside or be such Justice of the Peace, shall and is hereby authorised and required to issue a warrant under his hand and scal, for bringing any such officer before any two Justices of the Peace for such County, and upon the said officer not appearing or not being found, it shall be lawful for the said Justices to hear and determine the matter in a summary manner; and if it shall appear to such Justices that any monies remain due from such officer, such Justices may and they are hereby authorised and required, 00 non-payment thereof by warrant under their hands and seals, to cause such mouies to be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of such officer ; and if suilivient goods and chattels of such officer shall mot be found to satisfy the said monies and charges of distress, or if it shall appear to such Justices that such officer ; has refused or wilfully neglected to deliver such aecounts or the vouchers relating thereto, or that any books, documents, papers or writings, which were or are in the custody or power of such officer in his oficial capacity, have not been delivered as aforesaid, or are wilfully withheld, then and in every such ease such Justices shall, and they are hereby required to ‘commit such offender to the common jail for the County where such offender sbatl, reside or be, there to remain with- out bail until he shall have paid such monies as aforesaid, or shall have made satisfaction to the Council, or until he shall have delivered up such books, documents, papers or writings, or have given satisfaction in respect thereof to the said Council: Provided always, that no person so committed shall be detained in prison for want of sufficient distress, only for a longer period of time than three calendar months: Pro- vided also, that nothing in this Act contained shall prevent or abridge any remedy by action against any such officer so offending as aforesaid, or against any surety for any such ‘officer.

LI. Nothing in this Act contained shall extend, or be construed to extend, to the City of Charlottetown as by law ineorporated.

LILI. This Act shall continue and be in force for the period of years from the passing thereof, and from thence to the end of the then next Session of the General Assembly, and no lenger.

SCHEDULE (A.) COUNCILLOR’S OATH.

I, A. B., do swear that I am duly qualified, as required by law, for the office of Councillor, to which I have now been elected, and that I am seized or possessed, for my own use, of freehold (or leasehold estate, or both,) in the Municipality of

of the value of pounds, over and above all incumbrances affecting the same, and have paid all rates and taxes therefor and due thereon, to said Municipality ; and that I have not fraudulently or collusively obtained the same, ora title to the same, for the purpose of qualifying myself to be appointed or elected to the said office of Councillor, or to any other in the Municipality aforesaid; and I do swear that [ will diligently, faithfully and impartially, and to the best of my. ability, dischasge the several duties which appertain to the said office of Councillor.

So help me God.

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SCHEDULE (B.) CLERK’S, TREASURER’S, COLLECTOR’S OR ASSESSOR’S OATH.

I, A. B., being appointed Clerk (or Treasurer, or as the case may be,) fox the Municipality of do solemn-

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Now the condition of the above written bond or obligation is such, that if the above bounden: ( Collectors’ name,) do and shall, at all times hereafter and from time to time, when re- quired so to do by the said Council, daly pay or hand over to said Council all moneys, books, papers other things in his hands, as such Collector as aforesaid, and do and shall in all

‘other respects well and faithfully fulfil the duties of his ‘office, as such Collector as aforesaid, then the above written ‘bond or obligation to be void, otherwise to be and remain in

he end of | full foree and virtue.

Signed, sealed aud delivered, in the presence of SCHEDULE (E.) FORM OF CERTIFICATE OF SALE OF LAND, 1, A. B., Sheriff of County, do hereby certify that I have this day sold unto (C. D., name of purchaser,) acres of land, situate on Lot or Township in the said Island, bounded and described as follows, that is to say: (Description of land to be inserted here,) and that the said land was sold to the said C. D., for the sum of and that the expenses meidental to said sale amount to the sum of and I do further certify that I will, at any time after the expiration of one year from the day of the date hereof, (unless the same be previously redeemed), execute and deliyer a deed of such land to the purchaser thereof, As Witness my hand this day of A. B., Sheriff of SCHEDULE (F.) FORM OF DEED TO BE GIVEN BY SHERIFF TO PURCHSSER OF LAND.

To all to whom these presents shall come. I, A. B., High Sheriff of County, send greeting :

Whereas the Clerk of the Municipal Council for the Municipality of lately directed to me his warrant bearing date the day of 185 , commanding me two levy on certain land thereim mentioned and hercinafter particularly described, for the sum of being the amount of assessment im arrear for said land, and due to the Munici- pality of as imposed by the hereinafter recited Act- And whereas, in pursuance of such warrant, and by virtue of the Act of the General Assembly of the suid eg intituled “an Act to provide for the better internal government of this Island by the establishment of local or Municipal authorities therein,’ I did on the day of A.D. 185 ,—(after haying duly levied on such land for the said sam of ana all incidental expenses by law allowed im such eases, and after having, in all other respects, observed the provisions of the said Act, with respect to such Ievy and sale,)—sell all that picee or parcel of ground bounded and described as fullows, that is to say: (here description of land is to be inserted.) unto , he being the highest bidder. And whereas the year by law allowed for the redemption of such land has ex- pired: Now know ye, that I, the said A. B., High Sheriff as aforesaid, by virtue of the said Warrant, and in pursuance of the said recited Act, and for and in consideration of the sum of to me in hand paid at or before the sealing and deli- very of these presents, the receipt whereof is hereby acknow- ledged — have os sold and assigned, and by these presents, I, the said A. B., High Sheriff as aforesaid, do bar- gain, sell and assign the said land and premises, as hereinafter mentioned and deseribed, (being so im arrear for Assessment imposed by or under the said reeited Act,) unto C. D., his heirs and assigns, to have and to hold all and singular the said land and premises, with the appurtenances, unto the said C. D., his heirs and assigns for ever, to the only proper use and behoof of the said C. D., his beirs and assigns for ever, and to and for no other use, intent or purpose whatsoever, as fully, amply and beneficially as the original greamtee ox grantees of the said land, his or their heirs ov assigus, weve possessed of or entitled to the same.

In witness whereof, I, the said High Sheri, have hereunto set my haad and seal this dzy of m the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty

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ROADS, BRIDGES AND WHARFS. (Concluded from last Monday’s Exauiner.) KING’S COUNTY. Disrrict No. I.

Comprising Townships Nos. 38, 39 and 40, West of Morell

River.

From County line to Morell bridge, - £25 0 0 From Mount Stewart to Cardigan, - 120.0 Road to St. Peter’s Harbour, ont Berrigan’s, . = Road around the Head of Llillsborough river, - 5 0 U Road across the Barrens, from Duuglas’s to the main road, - - - 3 Cc & Road from main road towards James Clooney’s, 5 0 0 Road from Peake’s road to Cardigan road, 9 0.0 Road from MecDonald’s Lake to main road, 200 Road from Peter Sinnott’s towards Peake’s rvad, 2 6.9 (m the read leading South-east from Mrs. Douglas's mill to the house of Mr. David Douglas, 210 ¢@ To compensate James Clooney for labour performed on road from Peter Sinnott’s to Peake’s road, 210 O From main road towards McVarish’s, - 2 0 6 For cutting down a hill and improving a. swamp on the road leading from Maurice Kennefic’s to James McRae’s, - - 3 0 To be expended on the new road between the farms of Henry Anderson and Patrick Kinnovan, 6 10 On the road leading from William Dunphy’s on the Morell, near Walsh’s and Clooney's, 610 0 To be expended in making a new road from Jay’s to William Douglas’s farm, (the Government gizing a right of way,) on Lot 38, the sum of £37 18s 0d,together with £22 2s 0d of last year’s grant unexpended, and any deficiency to be made good out of next year’s appropriation, 60 0 6 £149 0 0

District No. 2. Comprising Townships Nos. 41, 40 and 39, East of Morell

ly swear, that I will fulfill the duties of my office as such Clerk (or Treasurer, or as tho case may be,) to the best of

my skill and judgment. So help me God.

SCHEDULE (C.) ASSESSOR’S OATH, VERIFYING RETURN.

I, A. B., Assessor for the Municipality of (or for Lot in the Municipality of as the case may be,) do solemnly swear, that the estimate and return now made b ‘me to the Council of the Municipality of for which | 'am Assessor, is correct and true, to the best of my knowledge

and belief. So help me God.

SCHEDULE (D.) BOND TO BE GIVEN BY COLLECTOR.

Kuow all men, that we ( Collectors’ name, C. D. and E. F. the names of two sureties,) are jointly and severally held and firmly bound unto our Sovereign Lady the Queen, her heirs ‘and successors, in the sum of to be paid to our said | Sovereign Lady the Queen, her heirs and successors, for which ‘payment well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, our and each of our heirs, exeeutors and administrators, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents, sealed with our seals, and dated the “day of i. 20.., Ss

Whereas the above bounden (Collectors’ name,) has been

River, and St. Peter’s Harbour Mouth and Morell Bridge. Morell bridge, - - - £10 0 6 Wharf North side St. Peter’s Bay, - 8 0 0 Wharf Head St. Peter’s Bay, iw 8 0 6 From Morell to Head of St. Peter’s Bay, >t, MioDa® To repair abutments of main bridge, —- 110 0 Pine Brook bridge, - - 40 6 To repair abutments of Midgell bridge, - 110 6 Bridge Head of St. Peter’s Bay, = - - 00 Road East side of Morell, towards McDonald’s saw

mill, - -_ - 710 @ From Main road towards Dingwell’s wharf, 210 @ ‘To repair swamp on the Marsh road, - 40 0 Marie Mill settlement road, - - 40 0 From head of St. Peter’s Bay towards Cardigan, 15 0 0

‘To repair and straighten the road from Cardigan road through Little Baltic, past Hayden’s mill, towards Grand River, - - 12 0

From Head of St. Peter’s Bay, towards Bay Fortune, 5 10

From do. to O’Hanley’s, north side, ° 5 10

From cross roads near the Chapel towards Greenwich, 3 0

From St. Peter’s Bay past Leslie’s mill to Cable Head, 4 0

From Portage road to John Mclntyre’s, Cable Head, 2 10

From Portage road, between Sutherland's and Mce- Donald’s, to Cable Head, - - 210

From end of Cable Head road Henry Ander- son’s, to O’Hanley’s, along the North shore,

To raise a hollow leading towards Thomas Pope’s,

To repair swamp near Greenwich, ry

To complete a road already opened, leading from the main road at the north side of St. Peter’s Bay to the sea shore, on the dine between the farms of Charles Dingwell and William Anderson,

To open a road from the end of Weeks’s road, near ‘Archibald McLeod's, Head of St. Peter’s Bay, across the swamp, to John McKay’s mills, (the Government giving the right of way,)

Winter roads, . ° ‘

‘To compensate Emanuel McEwen and another for extra labour performed on the wharf at North side of St. Peter’s Bay, - -

Do. to Archibald ae and others, for extra la-

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bour performed on the wharf at Head of St. Peter's Bay, south side, - - 165

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