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AND

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ADVERTISER.

CHARLOTTETOWN, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 18113.

[No. 292.

’EOU’SE 0P ASSEMBLY. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.

I If. unawon'rn, from the Special Committee appointed “examine and report on the Public Accounts, presented "0 m House the following Réport,as prepared by the Corn-

V pines:

3‘“er Committee, appointed to examine and report on the public Accounts, have, after a careful examination, found Wt ‘311 demands and accounts ret'clred to them, with the

. “caption of a ‘sllght error which appears in the Impost Ac-

mt'for the District Of New Lonlon, and have respectfully

“Import as follows :—

iii'erNDiTUnE FOR THE YEAR ENDED JANUARY

20111, 1843.

ROADs AND BRIDGES :

‘ , " s H 'd by Correspondent of

CominiSsionei-s, £3575 0 0 . -' "iadsStBridges leading towards ' 3. Large’8 Ferry, 9 15 0 ‘ Road from‘Hill’s Mills to Tignish, 443 1 0 , {allure Bridge, - - 20 0 0 i 1. Mon River Bridge, - 30 0 0 .. ﬂ Dunk River Causeway, - 109 0 0 ,

t ‘ 'V- lA,Macdonald, fpr taking care of

i '1, aunt Stewart Bridge, - 5 0 0

' ﬁtmm the main road to the

nipping Place at Crapaud, 59 5 0 Read from St. Eleanor’s to Mas-

conclie, (right of way) - 5 0 0 o

i f Road Correspondent’s salary, 40 0 0

l ' load Commissioners’ salaries, (17) 170‘ 0 0

, . 4466 1 0

i ROAD COMPENSATION ACT:

5 . ,Agarded to Roderick Campbell,

‘ ,1 "-roiaomagos, - - 22 0 o

i _ ; .30. to Archibald Campbell, for

1 3 "damages, - - - 2 10 O

0 I Do. to Peter Ferguson, for do. 19 0 0

ll ’1‘ DO, to Henry Palmer, Esq. for do. 11 0 0

E i ‘ Expense of an Inquisition on the

w ’ ’ road leading from Barlow’s Mills

iy " ‘ to Charles Palniei’s, . 26 14 3

‘9 Awarded to Ronald Macdonald, on

. account of road from Dingwell’s ‘ . Mill to Cardigan River, - 10 0 0 ll. " Do. to John M‘Kenzie, do. do. 5 0 0 l; v? Do. to Samuel Nicholson, do do. 20 0 0 Do. to Flauigan, do. dO. 2 0 0 _ " * / ' —— 118 4 3 WHARVES: Wharf at Grand River, - 14 0 0 Extending St. Mary’s Bay Wharf, 1‘2. 0 0 _ Wharf at Minchin’s Point, op’po- I site Charlottetown, - 349 13 4 Removing do. floni where com- menced, when partly built, to . if." “another site, <-‘ ' “i v — 19.0 0 0 Queen’s Wharf, Charlottetown, (repairs), - - 33 13 45 « -————— 529 6 8;, Boovs: Charlottetown, - - 28 6 8 Bedeque Harbour, - 10 12 6 Three Rivers, - - '7 19 0 Casaumpeque, - - '7 0 0 Murray Harbour, - - 6 0 0

I" New London, (one aiid a half year) '7 2 6 9" ‘1 St. Peter’s Harbour, - - 4 9 6 '“' i ' Grand River do. - - 3 16 0 in: r - 75 6 2

. GOVERNMENT HOUSE: David O’Neil’s Account, - 2 '7 6 Advance made by the Hon. J. S. Smith, for repairs, &c. - 80 15 '7},- “Amount voted for repairs in Session 1842, - - 150 0 0 _, - -———-———— 233 3 1; AI: , ’ JAiLs AND COURT HOUSES: Queen’s County: Sheriff’s Account, - - 89 16 8 . Firewood (Jail), - - 69 17 11 : Bread, do. - - 28 14 '75 GE V ; Jailor’s salary, - 40 0 0

"A, ‘ Matron’s do. - — 15 O 0 ml, I Medical attendance (Jail) 10 0 0 “ll. ’ -‘ TWO Stoves, and Backs for Stoves, 13 18 6 ,1.» Balance of expence incurred in

' painting Court House, - 6 15 —--———- 274 3 2; ’ . Prince County : Sheriff’s Account, - 55 3 10 MedicalAttendance (Jail), 3 O 0 Jailor’s salary, - - 30 0 0 _____.. 88 3 10 . _ King’s County; Sheriﬂ’s Account, - _ 46 0 101 Mr. Owan’s &Jailor’s account f0 1 sundries purchased for Jail, 36 '7 8 Medical Attendance (Jail) - 4 0 0 Jailor’s Salary, - 30 0 0 Matron Of Jail, — - 3 o 0 Painting Court House and Jail, 30 0 o _ -—— 149 8 6.3

l } EDUCATION AND SCHOOLS :

" ‘ District Schools, - - 954 16 0 at” Acadian Teachers, - 20 0 0 1"" School Visiter’s Salary, - 100 o o n Tuition of three Indian Children,

’/'. for6 months, - v - 4 10 0 , a National School, - 25 0 0 .* SLAndr’ews’s College, — '75 0 0 ' Secretary to Board of Education, 15" 0 0 » .Melnbersof the Board, do. - l3 0 0 1207 6 0

, Central Academy :

' Masters? Salaries, - - 300 0

‘ ,‘ ~ 1507 6 0 l‘ d. ' MAiLs:

I" 1" 7; 'By Steamer Pocahontas, - £2.00 0 0 mm“ . “ ‘ “ St. George, 300 0 0 in kg," ~Wimer Mails, including £41 19s 6d 1 ’ for conveyance and conducting A 1r ’Mlllﬂ between Cape Tormentine ‘ i » 'vlnd Amherst, - - 140 0 6 Q ' Inland: Western, . . 160 7 2 Ygetowa, Belfast and Wood 1 . . 7814 0 "Eastern, . . . 60 13 6 Badman; Inland Mails, . 30 o o 969 l5 2

SURVEYS CHARTS AND P - ~ 4 v ‘ Alexander Andegson, two surveyZANs . RECEIPTS AT IHEAglEaéisxygglFCi§4gllE YEAR ENDED l llélr. 1Yl'liio thought six months long enough to seek out the and Plan of a line of Road from 1 . 1’ ‘ 3“ 5° ' . Barlow’s Mills to Boyle’s,Lotll, 20 17 o Charlottetown MOST Dumas. 6732 3 31 M“ 09"" si'd “"5 Clause w“ “Signed” pm"? a” Isaac Smith, for sundry Plans and Three Rivers ’ o 653 17 8E settler; " prov'deB-a mean? Whereby he may 6mm“ and Speciﬁcaﬁom, . O 9 18 0 Colvme Bav 9 - - 299 18 11; find out what land is sold, in order that he may'ﬁovide for Surveyor General’s Account for Richmond Bil . 13 7 10’- “8 redemlmon' lReads'h? Clause’) H9 th‘m’gmlﬁ"would~ Public Surveys, I 11 2 2 Bedeque y- - . i 185 12 10% be made as public as possible. He Wished the Committee Alexander Anderson, for a Plan New Loiidon . . . 61 19 8; l0 dolpll to aﬁemsmn on the Fm“ Clause onhe EIL' Wm} and Survey Ofll'dl‘i of the Island St. Peter’s ’ . 05 4 4x '9 G en ﬁom hon' members had "m altered h" 0P“ includina £1 3 4d ’ C v - - ~ a , men on the summary mode it prowded for the recovery of so Cundqults 5- . to Win. Cascumlicque, . . 15 1o ‘2. triﬂing a sum ;—and he could not see will! the summary 1 3 (1- o . 26 3 4 ‘ldl’f‘l‘l,’ o - . 6 10 4!; proceeding in the Pump and Well Assessment Act Was ul- P . V 68 0 5 St. 1 eter s, . . 5 19 4 lowed to remain so many years, it'it was such a novel mode “INTING AND bTATIONERY , —-——- 8000 10 '71 ot'pl'oceedllw as some hon. members would make it ) J. D. Hnsz‘ard’s Quarterly Accounts, 266 14 5 , LIGHT DUTY ‘0 “9- A5 “lame l’l""56""ll"£!S “"30"” sm‘lg"led EOOdEI‘I‘ﬁ: James B. Cooper & Co’s Account, 49 4 3 Charlottetown. . . 5'7 11 0 ded to by the hon. member illllfPalmer), ittwus a pl'ecizdent 315 18 9 £13,“, Byers, . ’15 3 11% fbrthe adoption ofthis clause, as in that case the Excise LEGISLATIVE Come”: ‘Lut‘tlllt', . . . 10 2 5 Oﬂicer seizes .the goods, and sells them without going into Chaplain, . . . 40 (ho («fllvllle Bay, - . 9 18 '7 the Supreme Court; but if to recover a penalty, tlieliL in Usher of the mack Rod, 35 10 0 ltichliiond Bay, . . 9 2 Il.‘j that case, they had to go into the Courts‘ol-i‘jmw. As so Cyprk and Stationery, . 169 15 8 ﬁascumpeque, . l 2 5 much time had. been taken up in disbu‘ﬁ'éhlgﬂhe matter, he ‘ priming, Journals _ _ .. 103 1 4 would not denim the Committee an lon er but move th s 92 6 0 Y 8 i at Indexing Journalé, ' 7 10 , 0 Her Majesty’s Customs, . 14-25 0 0 the clause be adopted. ' ' . ' v Messenger and Disbursements 59 19 5 Post Oitice. . . 677 15 () Mr. PALMER did not approve Oftlie length of time pro- D°°"1<99Per ’ ‘28 2 6 M’SCEW‘NEOUS: Pose‘l- The Obie“ “the clause Was, to give notoriety to ’ ° 433 3 7 J. D. Macdonnell, Esq., Collector the sale. Now, there ‘WBI'O two things ofwhicii the settler — —‘ of lmpost, balance due the Go- must-be well aware—the ﬁrst is, that he did not pay his as- Hnusn or ASSEMBLY: vernment, on sundry seizures, 23 8 '72}, sessment; and the second,—-that the land was sold iii con- Spnaker and Members, . r764 12 43: Amount received from Emigrants sequence ot‘the non-payment of it; and therefore all that Clerk, _ 180 0 0 under the Act 5”, Vic. cap, 5, 27 2 6 was of further importance for him to find out was, who the Sergeant_at_A,-m5, _ . 3.2 8 0 George Campbell, Collector of purchaser was; and of this the tenant cull be upprised,by Do_ for Disbursements, 15.2 16 0 [.npost, on account of seizure applying in the Sherili"s Ofﬁce. Publication in the News- Priiiting, . Q38 9 10 made by him at New London, 5 0 9} papers w1|l entail great expense. _ Masspnger’ . _ 27 i7 6 Amount of License Duly, 189 15 0 Mr. D. MACLEAN said, under the existing law, too much pre- Door_keeper, . 26 11 6 Fees “.ceivedpv colonial Secretary, 170 12 7 caution cannot be taken, to protect the tenant. He would 1422 5 25 Charlottetown Wharf, ' 133 0 7 move ll'liltllllti lltllltll sold should be advertised {our successive pines and penalties 21 0 0 times In t it: 5 am papers.

CROWN PROSECUTIONS: W x ’ ' M‘ R ’l 11 l ' ' '

, , , arren Farm (one year’s rent) 27 15 6 l. AE suit a tie expenses incuried ale to be refund- dices, 112 3 Secretary,“ 8")“, of Education, ed to the purchaser by the defaulter. He would like to Acting ‘0‘). .t~ (G t I d o 25 8 paid in under the Act 5th Vic. know whose duty it was to advertise?

Cl k1), ul‘t‘l 06 carpal} o. . 8 1 cap. 33’ . _ 15 0 11 . Mr. Lonewon'rii said the expense of advertising four ClgikoftheEro\:::r:1;15b::ssément 4 0 ’7 Net proceeds of School Lands, tip'ies will lui‘ exceed the amount 0! the tax; this was mou- ' ld‘under the Act Will. 4n. 5 """S-

Account, . . 65 19 6‘: so . ’ Mr RAE s ' i th t '

‘ , . 13 ' ' . nit c enac ment was not to preserve the nltr Deputv_(,li;rk of the Crown’s Fees F932). Niamey Genera, hem” 843 15 0 sum oftwo shillings, but it is to protect properly oi'illepvaluz } for King 5 County, _ , 27 5 6 Jud. 6,8 fees advaan Em mm: ol'perl1aps_£.§00 that the expenses alluded mare incurred;

lis DlSlllll‘Se‘mt’nt Account, 32 15 7 Warrants of Attorney 0 ,0 0 and when it is borne in mind that they ultimately full on Deputy-Clerk oftho Crown’s Fees Alpxander Rae ES (Hider Road‘ him who has neglected to pay his assessment, he cannot for Prince County, . 10 1 4 Compensating Ac?" 0 17 6 complain it'lle has to incur some expense to preserve his [1,5 Dlslmrs‘nment ,Account, 10 16 0 Proceeds of a Barrﬂ’nf Fish 501d property. He apprehended that the doubts that have gone Attorney General 5 Account for b V dirpcﬁons of EN] 1'“ :oﬂor 0 4 6 abroad, respecting the validity of the rules under the late miscellaneous services . 44 6 , 3 ‘ ‘ ’l ’ ’ sales, may be more an obstacle to deter purchasers than . ’ James Watts, late Hog- Reevs, - w ~ ..____ 419 16 2] . m any thing in this clause. 1 l 2 inclety of the amount of sale of ' . - - - .- - . Cm (NHL BUILDWG ' t a Pig 0 2 6 Mi. COOPER was of opinion that adveltising was necessary, n (I, . . V. . m ' ' 1 ' as many persons were apt to overlook the time of a in ‘ 1Alilv’aiécceodfSatisﬁount of Slates . 13(1) 3 g Proceeds oft EpogGratlels from Co- 3 1 8 and negec, i, ulmgmheu P y g’ Angus), aelgemle for araWiIW Cg“ Mq:kgtn”‘lljlomiu~eé:° ‘azcount 0} I My. IMAClNTOSH did not see what better we could do with - , , ‘. a - « ~ -9 tie ii 1 than suffer it to die a natural death ‘ and then we tracts and Bonds * 20 13 4 Rent of Stalls, 9 11 5 would I - r - -. ’ __ I . ie rid oi the good and evd of it together. ‘_ 191 13 4 Eleni-St 0" 8.0m“, ' 232 3 3i]? ' Mr. Dousr. said the time ol'makimr tlie'returns and when Amount received under the o iera- E - - ’ ELECTION EXPENSES. , ' ‘ l ' the books were closed, was about the time the ice was mak- . Queen’s County . ,74 16 5 0f the Land Assessment 1835 11 4‘ ing, which was a very improper season. He thought ifa prince do . _ 58 11 2 CI: ' - ‘ .1 3.538 13 8‘ fortnight or three weeks were allowed, alter the books were King’s do ' 42 15 3 _ I returned, it would beneﬁt many a poor man, who might be, 176 2 10 _ from various causes, prevented from paying previously. FISH BOUNTY AC1 . T0131, Recoll’ts’ 13745 0 8'12 Mn. PALMER said the returns should be made iii time to Gnome McKenzie schooner Armada Balame again“ the C010“, for me ye“ enable the Treasurer to make Proclaliiation in the Supreme (Simmer 1841'), ’ 10 0 0 ended Jal‘uar)’ 20m: 1843, - 4006 17 532 Court, which sits in January. He saw an inconvenience in , 5 2 extending the time of'closiiig. Tllere were many instances. _ ' ’ SALARIEs. 1" 177 1 18 within his own knowledge, where proprietors or their agents Chiefdustice sTravelling Expenses 100 0 0 \ 4 ____—_. pay for the tel‘autry ; and it" the making up of the returns ' Colonial Secretary .-- 400 0 -0 ISLAND 0F FRINGE EDWARD, were postponed till September, “here the agent pays part Treasurer . . . 500 0 0 Dr, and the tenaiiti'y part, it would cause the Treasurer great Colleen“ (If ll“l’05l5: Churlouetown 2:50 0 0 To amount of Treasury Warrants aﬂoat, and , trouble to llinkeolicwho paid, and who have not paid. Peo- A‘lJ"}”-Pt (19““31 - - ’5 0 0 bearing interest, - £16,947 11 15 ple have an inclination to wait till the last week, before they Sghfnglil £120 caghc t 138 8 8 “ amount of Treasury Notes in circulation, 11,500 0 0 payi—Sjtill ho It'll0\V(i‘tl Becenilper was an awkward time. 1 ii i- 9 so 01‘s 0. «us oms r. ouzs Hang it seem )61‘ a Very proper time. The klbrallan ‘t‘o“l.egislatnrel M . 13 g 3 £28,447 11 1 harvest was then saved, and the farmers hail tiliie to make ssayer o ’eights an easures 1 AAA”... ____ monev ofilieir produce.——lli October, the roads are bad, and Whartiliger . . 30 0 0 Cr, the ice is not made. MESSPHEPI‘ t0 Executive COMIC“ 40 0 0 By amount oannds iii Treasurer’s Mr.’ DOUSE had no interest in it, one way or other but to Market Clerk . . . 40 0 0 1705 0 0 hands t(fl.')4,‘2.‘,:08 5.5.3151.) 0f ill: ﬁve‘ntgﬁlﬁosi; llpati:J T’lll'ﬁl'ytoiplpméupfoty, tloolz‘ay‘piis asset’sslm em. ‘— , HIllOUlI curing III QI'CS exc - e S , l C ' “3 age] 0 , . sive Ofthe follow-iii r, a - £8,049 15 02 for a tenant who had neglected to pay himself. MiscrirAnEObs. §~ ‘ . Ladics’ Benevolent Society (out of Vizz—Bond of R. Hyndmim and Mr. COLES said the hon. member 101' Belfast(Mr. Deuce) . . . ' ’ Others—balance due after all well knows what he wants to extend the time for; it is for Bofigd)ogfrl‘lldililiditozesgldi? erection 60 0 0 available property being sold, £262 11 11 the purpose ol'allowing the agent time to pay for such of ‘ , ,‘ 1 ‘ ‘ . . Duncan l\l«l(ny and John M‘Gre— the tenants as have iietrlected to pay their assessment. gsin‘llygttl;llg for the use at Sick 45 O O gmnshmuptherebeingno assets 3 9 Ian. COOPER tliouglii Dccembern very suitable time, as 1 _‘—’ ' ~ , I _1,,,lm,(-e due - 46 1 t 19-" those vessels and traders who have carried produce to leat'” and P.a"lwrs. . 203 0 0 Robert Rogei'soii & Jas. M‘liinis’ market are returned. ‘ Diet ofa Lunatic confined ili Char- 0 bond_“0 assets, - 12 3 10 Mr. SPEAKER thought the country should not he put to an lottelown Jall .- - 5 James Mummy and James Keat- inconvenience to suit the purposes ofone or two proprietors. Presents to the Indians, by order ing'shnnd the”, be,“ r 110 assets Silliiclent time is allowed to everyone to pay, and it'he ne- ‘ n 1 b _of the Government, - 36 5 3 __l.alalice due, - 30 12 log glected to do so, he should suﬂ'cr the consequences. LH‘HtPn‘dnl (;°V"rn"l’5 F995, 14 9 0 James Mooney 8; Nicholas Mnr- Mr. Docsr: said the delay was to be ascribed generally to Assessment on Govornment PeWS qnmul’s bond, there being no as- the neglect ol'tlie collectors. Heilld not mean to allude to In St. Paul’s Chum“, - 10 10 0 sets—balance due 88 6 9 the hon. the S eakcl', in his ca molt of collector. . . . p I y Chnflntlt’tOWl‘ Mecmnlcs’ Insulule: ,15 0 0 Wm. Coliiiery &, Robert Thomp- ' Mr. RAE would much sooner trust the poor man in the Public Postages, - - 35 14 5 son‘s bond, no ussets— country to pay his assesliliieiit, than the agent in the town William Sinai-don, for sundry balance, .. - 18 5 8 to pay it for him, notwuhstandlng the good Wishes ot‘the Bags, to enclose DespalCheS for hon. gentleman who spoke last. the Secretary 0f SW": ' 4 10 0 £458 14 9; Mr. SPEAKER could see no utility in extending the time, to Coroner’s Accounts (4 InqueStS) 18 13 7 By amount of Bonds in the Attorney General’s suit the convenience of persons who had no inclination to Steam Navigation Company, three bands, - ‘ - 99 2 7; pay; bilt he had no objection to extend it for the convenience Instalmf‘nls 0" 150 Share-"s _ 2587 10 0 “ Treasury Notes and Cash in Treasurer’s of the Treasurer. _ _ Georit‘town Mark“ Home, “‘0‘9' hands, for balance of amount received Mr. COLES said, the reduction of fees was the obiect of tV‘Of Slim granted, ' 72 0 0 for Land Assessment, over amount ex- the amendment, by preventing the busuiess from being car- Commissioners for Issuing Trea- pended in calliiigin Warrants uilderthe nod into the Silpreme Court, some lion. members thought . _ .t Vic. cai.13 - ' tiis wou pel‘i itlntle cgls alive ouncl ; int it was not surv NoteS, 45 0 0 AL 3 5 i l i i 8 4* I. . .ld I l L .1 . C l .l Cehtml Agricultural Society, 50 0 0 “ Cash in Treasurer’s hands, for Warrants his opinionthat they would FBJCCI lt,ii['tei'biivmg assented to Amount granted towards the Sur- called in, up to Jail. 13th, 1342, 116380 2 5% BlllSPl‘ﬁ snmlm' tandem)“ , . vey “the line of the proposed “ Cash m Treasurer’s hands, available, 2,062 1 81 Ml. PALMER. saw no necessuy_ for travelling over the Cam] between the Bav of Fun— a Balance against the Colony (which amount - ground they had travelled that morning. This was-sutﬁcmntly d and the Gulfof St. Iiawrence, 230 0 0 includes all the Treasury Notes in cir- discuSSed already. It was not his objection that it might be Regovi“ Market House _ 41 14 10 cuiation, £11,500), - 12,070 0 111 rejected by the Council, but because be (Mr. Palmer) could R ‘ 5 iii Central Academy 9 12 6 ' -——— not agree with it in principle. When a revenue officer ~epim ' _ £28 447 11 15 seizes oods a. 1‘0 )er time is allowed before their condem- Statlonerv for the use of the Co 8 6 7 ’ "among ’ p l . -, I .1 ofﬁce . _ I __ . . I ‘ Stbcc‘ll‘brbiidikirtlﬁouse , - 8 0 o [The Report was referred to a Committee of the whole Mr. RAE was for putting down exorbitant expenses, in T e S C les add Fife’s House] regard to sales oflaiid; and that there Were exorbitant ex- Wo t cows ( 0 21 10 0 _ 7__ ﬂ” _, _,_,_ -7 penses we were well aware. \Ve, Orl‘ﬂlllel' the mBJOI'liy 0r MFerrles)f do . ~ 5 10 0 FRIDAY, February 17, 1843. the last House, were held up to contempt on one day, and oonngs 9r ' , ° ° 10 0 0 ﬂdjournetl Debate on the Bill to amend Land ﬂssessmcnt Act. now we are to become respectable. He would like to see a Al‘l’rehe";llng.DeﬁerBisiJ nent Mr. CAMBRIDGE in the Chair.— ' precedent from other Colonies for a Treasurer to come in Treasurer s bma is ursei 44 3 3% Mr. PALMER said, as the law now stands, a party may wait , ihis manner and collect the general revenue. The buyer Accounl’ , ' . 10 13 9 two years before he selects the land he has purchased. ln . was bound by this clause to state it the land he took was TOW“ M31“ 5 50' d°' d' 22 9 81 his opinion, the time should be shortened and limited dur- occupied or possessed by any one, and where it is. This DraWhWk “" G°°ds exporte i) - v 2‘ ing which he should be compelled to choose. It would be 1 might be imposing a very‘ditﬁcult, perhaps an impracticable Pump and we” Assessors” 831')” 18 4 0 too long to keep the people in jeoPal'dy about the late of. task. A man, he thought, might occupy land by cutting ﬁre— the amount recelVf’d f” D05 ax’ 8 15 0 their land. For his part, he thought six months too long; ‘ wood, 8L0. on it, though he lived three or four miles distant. 393” and L0"Pc"v'”s’ ‘ the purchaser might ﬁnd it in less time, ifhe chose. ' He would restrict the clause to land actually occupied. He INN?“ 0“ warrants, that were Mr. FRASER thou lit the least a man should have for his I would wish to know wha: was meant b actual occu ration? - - 578 12 10 g . . y l Pald "‘lo “‘9 Tre?5‘“y’ ' money was time to look out for his land. Less time than Mr. PALMER said, actual occupation may be obtained by Annual imp-"St Paid 0“ OutSland’ allowed b the former Bill would render the amelid- cutting wood 011' the land. This clause mi ht be modiﬁed . 381 10 was Y i _ _ . , , g . mg Warrants, - ' __ 4598 19 9 moms worse than the provisions ofthe former Bill. so as to come wnhm the range oflegislation, such as ﬁxmg "'— _- _ _ Mr. MACAULAY thought that as soon as the property was 1 a scale of fees, and appointing the ﬁrst proceeding against , . 0 sold and aid for it lielon ed to the purchaser, w erever it ‘ goods and chattels‘ there might be some hope of its sue» T°t31 hxl’end‘tme’ w“ situatliad. ’ g loeeding ; but withOiit this he had his doubts, that it would not ____________.

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