2l8 IW'ANTED A JOURNEYMAN Bookbinder, A good Workman, of steady

habits may meet with an engagement, and steady Employment for Twelve months, and liberal wages, by applying at this Ofﬁce.

W H I T E tenders his unfeigned thanks to theGentry and his friends generally, of Prince Edward Island, for the very liberal support he has received since his commencement in Charlotte-Town, and in- forms them, that he has Removed from Pownal Street to the house lately in the occupation of Mr. Gates, Saddler, Queen‘s-Square, where all future favours will he most gratefully received. Wanted a, quantity of good Bird-eye Maple Timber for exportation, for which Cash will be given.

Dec. .8, 1832.

House of Assembly, Tuesday Jan 29.

Mr. Owen reported from the Special Com. Mitten appointed to examine the Public Ac— counts, and to report thereon—and he read the report in .his place, and afterwardadeliver- ed it in at the Clerk’s ‘Table, where it was again read and is as follows:~-

Your Committee have carefully examined all the Accounts and Documents submitted to them, and have found the Treasurer’s account, as well as those of the diﬂ'erent Collectors of import and other duties, correct.

Your Committee are happy to have it in their power to congratulate the House on the in- crease ef the Revenue, which exhibits a con- siderable surplaszbeyond the receipts of any former year, and as it has been derived, with- out any material exception. from the usual sources (no portion of the Land Assessment being included), it can be attributed alone to the decided improvement that has taken place in the commerce and agriculture of the country. which are the elements from whence its prosperity springs.

Your Committee have classiﬁed’ the items of Revenue and Expenditure under distinct and separate heads, as in the statement sub-1 joined, which they humbly beg to submit to the Hesse.

THE BRITISH AMERICAN. EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR 1832.

Roads and Bridges - - - - - . - it; (0 Poplar lsland Brtdge - _ “513 Is ‘ Schools - - - - - - - - - - I: o

' l ‘ t‘ s - - - - - - - - .

35:5: $21,255,354? includianees for Crown Ollicers. Clerk of the Crown, Witnesses. Q-c. - 199 15 10 n Crawn Ofﬁcer's Fees. of other purposes - - - - - - - . - - O - - 1:; g

nland Mail - ' ' - - ' ' -- '. as 1 lg Foreign Mail - - - - - ' - n ' . “5 )3 ‘ Militia - - - - - - - . . 3. 0 0 Annuities ' ' ' - . - ~ 45 0 0 Ellis River Hards - - _ r - - ‘8 Rewards for destroyi Bears and Loupcevters - - - - - mo 3 o

G t ouse - t . _ - -‘ - .- ' o o - Eit'ptezges the investigation into the contested Llectton for King s County - 89 3 10 I, Coroner's andJurres' Fees ‘- - - - - - 15(4) 3 0 Prince Connty Jail ' ' ' ' ' 797 '8 Home oi'Assembly'l - ' ‘ ' - ' ' . ’ . ' . ' . "a 8 12 [éigxiiiivvfcggiziii including Salary of Messenger of Council and Crier of Court ofChsnceg '. 144 5 lo Colonial Secretary. including Governor's Fees or - - ~ . 115 n 1” Printing and Stationary - - - - _ - ‘ - - 4?, 5 1 Market House - - - - - . _ ‘6 1 East Point Wharf - - ' - ' - . '85 Sheriff-s allowance and Jail'lExpensesV - - - - _ - 20 1:; Ln ' ' . s for issuin ‘reasuryi otes - - - _. -

ltliirthe Commlsgsionere for revising the Laws, [:80 0s. 0d. Stationery, 1-7 5s. 2d. 37 5 2 Public Slurveyé l ‘ t - - - - - - - o 1:: g ;

I th 0 on en - - . . . . .._ 15333;. ofeenforci’iig tghe Quarantine Regulations. Medical attendance. Medicines. «he. 20! | 4 [.3 New Jail. Clittrlottta-‘l‘o‘rvlr;1 m - - - - - - - - 22%} 109 I: A , of Wei hte an eas s - . . , - . . 5313ny the Cogllector of Impost for the District of Charlotte-Town - ' - 260 o 0 Charlotte-Town Wharf . - t - . . - - - e 3 Wharf at the head of the Htllsborough . ,- . . . - 320 o u Princetown Wharf - - - o . . - - . o 1 3 Georgetown Wharf - - o 3 - - _ - - 37 15 0 Expenses under Road Compensation Act, tn laying cat and assessing Anderson‘s Road I z I: Lunatics - - -‘ . - . . - . . Contingencies . - - . - ,. - . - 10.2 3 a” Treasurer's Commission - - . - - - «,7 2 9

Total Expenditure 18451 )3 41-! - - - a

Balance see I 81-4

“7,728 l 63-4

RECEIPTS AT THE TREASURY DURING THE YEAR 1832. l s d

By Balance in the Treasurer’s hands on the 5th ofJanuary, 1832 8707 0 to 34

BE lmpost Duty for the past year, as under 0 arlotte-Town . - - t.5’75| 2 ll 1- Richmond Bay - - 278 2 81,4 Bedeque . - . ~ 186 is 10 Cascumpeque . - - l4 14 ll Three Rivers . - . - 517 14 10 Tryon and Caupaad - - 24 2 2 1 2 St. Margaret’s . . . 155 3 )0 Port Hill - . . 49 10 13 4 New London - . . us 9 6 Colville Bay . - - 267 ll 73 4 Belfast . . . . 4 2 0 1.2 St Peter's - . - - ll? 17 7 1.7480 13 2 1»:

Light Duty . . - I ll Tavern and Retailers ofSpirituous Liquors’

Licenses 259 9 3 Hawkers and Pedlars’ Licences . 5 It 0 Gross Receipts at the Post Oﬁce 295 9 5 Fines and Penalties - - 153 2 8 Rent of Hillsborough Ferry, opposite Charlotte~

Town, 0

Do. of Warren Farm . - - :7 l5 6 Assessement under the Road Compensation Act200 0 0 From Wharﬁnger, for sale of Fish House 2 12 8 Received from Sureties of late Treasurer 287 .3 5 Interest received on Bonds in the Treasury is; n 33.4

.7— .1538 7 53-4

TOTA L RECEIPTS, .

I. 9019 0 I h _._.___..-—v 11 1.17.726 l 634 .‘