‘An Act iolating to the Boundaries of the

/ ern extremity of Common Lot number thirty

. < northern side of a Creek, known as .\l'Kcnzie's

' northern and southern shore of said creek. and

-any power or authority re atlve to civic mat-

,‘ civil as well as criminal, within the sat

I ‘Psrliaiiientnrherc the words Justice. or Justices

.l ,' 9, ll -,.} llASZAitl.l’S .GAZl:2'l‘TE,' APRIL 16.;

riiiiiiiiieii by niiiori'c'yl’i5r the City coma‘ .

0;? of Charlottetown and the ju- ri lotion of the Mayor's and Police Courts of the ‘said City and for other purposes tliereiti ineittioiied. [Ptus¢dllt¢ 140. day‘ of‘Apri'I, 1856.] Whereas it is dee ed ed'e t ti d-lin‘ more exprebsly the‘ Boultndaerxiils rlfnthcl ( iiy oi‘ Charlottetown and to extend the powers, au- thority and jurisdiction of the Mayor‘! and Police Courts established therein, and of the City Council, in and over t!ie lhirbour of Cliiir- lottelown. Be it therefore enacted b the Lieutcnant Governor, Council and Assembly, as follows :

l. The authority of the City oﬁcers and the jurisdiction of the Mayor's and Police Courts shall extend unto and over all Acts, matters and thin s, civil or criminal, done it on the Harbour of Charlottetown and des-

over which jurisdiction hath beeiigiven by any Act, or Acts of Parliament, as if the words Mayor and Common Councilinan, or Common Councilmen, oi the said City had been inserted in each, anti every of said Acts. res ectivcly and the sentences pronounced. and jti goineuts given by such Mayor, and Common Councilmen utiilcr by virtue of the provisions of such Acts shall be equally valid as if the same had been pronounced an given by justices of the Peace for this island.

§ 6. When an offence hath been committed within the jurisdiction of the said City, and a warrant for the apprehension of the ollendcr or offenders hath been issued by the Mayor or common Councilmen, or either of them, it shall be lawful for the Marshal or iiiiy of the Police Constables of the said City, to whom such war- rant ahall have been entrusted for execution, in case the olfeiider or oﬂendcrs shall have escaped out of the jurisdiction of the Cit , to follow the said offender or oﬂendcrs into t e county into which he she or they may have escaped, pro- vided always that such Marshal or Police Con-

hed within the following boundaries, that is say, commencing at the Eastern and North-

ve, known as Kcasington Fairtn, thence along the front ofall the City and of that part of the

' called the Common, fronting on York or North River, to the Northern extremity of Common, Lot Number six new in possession of George Lewis; thence across the said lliver in .0 direct line to a point, making out from _the

Creek. as laid down in Captain Baylields chart of said Harbour, dated one thousand eight hundred and forty-three; thence along the

the western shore of said river in front of lands in siiession of J. U. Peters, Jacob Doclren- «dorf, Alt-xandcr M‘Kinlay, William White and -otliers, to the western side of a point on the uaid William White's land, commonly called North Point, as also laid down in said Chart; thence across tl;e»West or Elliot River to the western boundary of a point of land generally known as M‘li'ie‘s Point, thence along the whore of the West or Elliot River. to the ‘western extremity of a I-lt'|.'0 ol Ordnance ‘land occupied by the Blot-kliottsc. known as the Blockhouse Point, thonee across the mouth of the Harbour to the soutla-rti side of:i point known as Sra Trout l‘-.ii.:‘, thcticc Iltin-g the shore on the cast and south side of the East or llillsborougli ltiicr to the eastern extrcniily of hind |illl'cl“.lll-il b- _lio'.ernnI_entr from James Kelly, for tin llt).~‘pI!lll station, the--co -icr-isia the l*..ist or li-ils'=-ii~.i.ig'i li!Vt'|‘. to tie t-lace of t3t).'ll'nellC"'!I'.lll, tl.ii aforesaid northern and contain cxireniity of t.'or.it:ion, Lot nu:nlier Iliii-ty tire, known as Kt.-iisiiigt-in Fartn, met over all the writer ol the said ll.-ir- -bor and portions of the (‘rocks and ltivcrs within the biiiiiidiiries herein dcscribed,arid over all the Wliarfs, Ferry Slips. Docks, and Laiidiuigs thereon tip to high-w-.itcr mark. Provio'cd such Acts matters and things if done ‘within the limits and lmnnduries of the Cit herein described as aforesaid, would be within the authority and jurisdiction of any of the Oﬁcers or Courts of the City, and process civil and cri-iiiniil, wliici any Court or any Oﬂicor of the City may have pow- er to issue or execute sl.a l and may be execu- ted upon the Harbour of Charlottetown. §2. The Mayor and City Council shall have the exclusive power to license Shops Public liouses, Taverns, and other places for the sale of spirituous and furmentcd Liquors -witliili the City ; anything in any other Act to the contrary iiotwitlistutiding. pttrstizint to t e Acts of the General Assembly now in force or

‘d

thist may hereafter be in force rcliitin to the .

granting of licenses for the sale of spirituous and fermented liquors, and also to suspend, annul, or make void any such licenses accord- ing to law, and the duty for such licenses, to- gether with the fees thereon shall be paid into the City Treasury before sticli licenses are granted.

'3. l The City Board of Health when estab- lib ed shall have the same ower and authority, as are now vcs in the cards of Health for the different Counties of the Island.

4. The Sheriff, or Coroner, of Queen’s County, for the time bein shall not exercise

sac aaccnvcning public City meetings, but the same shall be ca led by the Ma or, or on his refusal or no lent to do so, then y two

or more Members 6 the City Council. ' 5. Whereas it is necessary_to_deliue_ more ticularly the extent of the Jurisdiction of ' Me or, and" Common Councilmen of said Cit ; cit further enacted, that the Mayor an Cemmon'Counoiluieu of said City shall the e powers, and jurisdictiog

City as Justices of the Peace now have or here-

after may have within their respective coun-

ties, and thatinsll sets of the geniiral assembly is Island, or acts or statutes of the liritis

‘gun as are made use of, the same shall be understood Is heln equality applicable to the it

stable shall tirst procure such warrant to be endorsed by a Justice of the Peace of the County into which such olfender or offenders are sup-

oscd to have cscap)-d,such olfender or oﬁenders when arrested to e dealt with according to

The Mayor's Court which shall consist of the Mayor and two common Councillors or in his absence three Common Councillors shall be vested with the some power and autherit which cotntaissioners for the recovery of Snia l Debts, and Justices of the Peace now have, or may hereafter have under the Acts now in force or that may hereafter be in force for the recovery of small debts as re ards persons both Debtors and Creditors rcsidin within the City and boundaries aforesaid, an the Ma or's Court shall adjudicate under the Small ebt Act, on the first Friday in every month, at eleven o’cIoclr forenoon throughout the year, except when Christmas-day shall fall on such Friday, in which case it shall be held on Saturday. and if said Court is not able to get through with the business on that day to adjourn till the following day. The City Clerk shall have the same powers and authorit as are now vested in Clerks of the Small lebt Court, and the City .\Iiirshtil and his Deputies shall have the same powers and authorit - now posesscd by Biiililfs of said Court, provi ed he and they have given the security required of llailiﬂs by the small Debt Act. and all fees col- lected under the provisions of this clause shall he paid into the City funds by the Clerk of the Court.

(\ 8. And whereas the Act of-Incorporation limits the interest to be paid by the City on all tiioneys liorrowed under and by virtue of the

revisions of the said Act to ﬁve Pounds per céntum per annum, which rate of interest it is with good reason feared will prove too low to enable the t.ity to borrow mone for City

ur ones: Be it therefore further enacted, that it shall and may be lawful for theCominotiCoun- cil of the said City, to pay or engage to pay as much as six pounds per ccntum per annum upon money's to be by them borrowc under the pro- visions of the said Act, provided that such money cannot be had run lesser rate of interest after due and proper exertions made to obtain it at such lesser rate. .

§‘.). That frotn and after the passing of this Act no proprietor, possessor, occupant, agent or other person owning. or having in charge any land within said City, sliallcpen or lay out any new street or road over or on

\ . ted within the City, and the limits thereof, or - Colonial and American Mails tli‘ a morning, but i

No Bat-risu lllait..—-The Couri rs brought the no Mail from England. '

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GOVERNMENT SALE! T0 nu Scan nr ArJc1'ion,on'l'llUltSDAY _ the l7tli i\i=iui., tit I2 o'clock, tit l‘etilte‘s \\'harf,—- the fast-sailing Yacht dt Surveying Tender “ PEEDVVELL,” iihout 20 tons measurement, with lllarrs, lliminro and SAll.!I complete. together with asniiill lot of [RON llALl.AS'l‘. JAMES ‘MORRIS, Auctioneer. April 2, 1956.-—~lsl & I-Ix

AUCTION SALE

or Household Furniture and Farm- ing Implements. 7 ‘HH uiidersigiied is instructed to offer at Auction on 'l‘HuitsnAir. 1st May next, at ll o'clock, I

forenoon. on the premises at Spring r . The Household Furniture, Fiirtning implements and Live Flock, together with Ilay and Outs, &c , the

Property of Lieut. Colonel Gray.

'l‘r:uais.—All sums under five pounds Clllll on tlcllv(:t’)': suuia over live pounds a credit of six iiiotiths. on approved notes of hand.

JAMES Mt)lllllS. Auctioneer. Clitirlottetown, lllarch 20.

Sale of Valuable Town A

the property so owned, possessed, occu icd or had in cliarge,of him her or them olii. less width than forty feet.

Bonsliaw Farm for Sale-

lllS well-known and eligible Property, situated tit \Vest or l-Elliot River Bridge, consists of 800 actor: of excellent LAND. 200 acres, (on wlitcli the Dwelling House and Farm Buildings are erected,) are l"rei hold; and 100 acres are hsldfunder a Lease

for 999 years, at an Annual lient o £5 lls. 2d. currency, with it right of purchase nt_tlie rate of 20.1. (one-ninth sterliiig,) per annum. within 30 years. 15 acres on the ‘reurhof the Freehold are leased to

‘W t arties or s crt terms.

I(;f|elnhOpl.AIIQl|0ld portion of the Farm there is a substantial Building, shingled all over, 40 fest square and 20 greet post. Wllllll 3‘ ﬂéiprs, ciip}t|i_lille _i»l'being

v rte into an eace en era. in M2! is mild.‘ ilvoannleed in the District. 'l‘lie Farm fronts on the West River, and the post Road to Tyyon divides the hes- liold from the Leasehold. the Property‘ is well watered, sag tbgz is an staple ssspply offigewﬂml, Fencing stu . era are net aw an er in; Mill: within a nutter ofa mile ‘of this l"tirtii: also, it Bl:icltsmith's ‘orge_on theproperty, Il't.tl.C.iIfpCnl2l'I and other tradesmen in tlie iinmediiite vicinity. .

A portion eftlie purchase n_ianoy y reiiiaiii on the Property, and for full particulars apply to it as. W. lnvlrto, at the Royal Agricultural Society ‘I Otlice, Chiirlottstown, or to the lion. Carr. liicu.

April 8, l856.—All papers.

TEACHER WANTED OR the Slit Cow Pown District School. A liberal subscription will be made is addition to the Government allowance,

I l— CtlAIl[,l-15 llfsCARTl-IY.

ugyog, and Couuci men. 0 he City of Char- lottetown, in causes arising or elfences commit-

Iea Cow Pond, Let I, March l9tli,

I Y AUCTION on TUESDAY, 29th .-\i=itti., at 7 12 o'clock on the I‘Pllllil‘I Valuab e TOWN LOTS. leusanll situated and near the residence of John arrow, '2sq., being Lots 28, 29, 80 and 6:3, in the lirst Hundred of'l'own Lots. The property will be put up in Lots to suit par. cliasers and wil be well wurlliy the attention of arties wishing to build, as each of them coinuiands ti line view of the llillsborougli and the Harbour. 'l‘:nMs—33 per cent to he paid down and the balance to remain upon security. For further particulars apply to the Suliscrilicr. JAM ' MO ‘

Auctioneer.

Charlottetown, April 2, 1856. lsl. Ex.

FREEHOLD ESTATE

For Sale without reserve. on the Premises.

I Y PUIll.lC AUC'l‘l0N,ou Tuesday ilic 'l‘hir- _ tcenih day of May neat, at noon, all that l.ot of Land, situate at Sumtnerside, between Crnbbe's llolel, and Peter M‘l’hail‘s Dwelling llotise, hnviii

it breadth of fifty feet on the Street. with a depth cl ofonu hundred and sixty foot on to the show. On this Lot, there are two buildings erected, one of which is divided into tivo convenient Shops, and the other is at present occupied by Mrs. Connors, as it Dwelling House and Store. '|‘liere is also a spacious tiriinury or Warehouse. The whole yielding an annual rent of £36 currency, rind is one of the best stands for business in this thriving and progressive

V age.

The terms of sale, will be ten per cent deposit, and the remainder on delivery of the Deed. A g. ed title will be given.

For further information, please apply to the Hon. Charles Young, Charlottetown.

\Vll.l.l.-\M \VARWlCK. Cliarlettetcvvs. March 29, 1856 Ex.

. open countenance of a child, ﬁiirls

VABIIHIS.

Cnii.nncon.—'I‘bere iea magic charm in ii. winning wsys—lioiieity and lfuﬂjfulnggg in m expression of affection; there is something grand and lofty in that young untainted soul, which sliotilrl pass through life uncoriupied by the‘ dg- caption and seiifuality of the world. Vice is ovu- sceltttig to poison the beauty of virtue. The vicious man. when looking upon the frank and rebuke the workings of his guilty si:lll',|°\l;ll.'j'l§ “:3 virtuens nisn sees something to love and adtnire ' but in ilie former, the influence too often loses it; ell":-ct, while the latter feels an elevation of the soul in coming in contact with the innocency and purity ofcliildhood. \Ve ever wish to have the spirit of the child combined with the caiidour and honesty of manhood. We can shed a tear of feitljel when we turn back to those years of sim- lpllclly. and find how much of its purity we line as

Psrtvrcitsxusss.--One perverse disposition do. strays the peace of a family. as one jarring inguu- tiicnt spoils a whole concert.

W hat lives

_ marine excreunce is a man like who idly upon his freinds 1-—-A sponge.

l‘ l’ I llﬂlulll’ fﬂcli that no matter how excel lent the streets of Parts are, those who travel in them are sure to rue it.

A club, when asked why a certain tree row "“°l‘°‘l- "Pllﬂli "Somebody uod upon it, I lﬂpposeg when it was little."

Wm! is a benevolent man like a boot-jack '— Because he is a good friend at a pinch.

Vunciu l“Ac'rs.—l‘lie cook, the liousemsid, and washerwomsti, are the pillars on which our domestic coiufort_rcsIs. Without them nothing is possible in fiitiiily or individual life. The well cooked tltiiiier, the clean shirt and tidy rootn are Ilia lanilnitirlis of true civilization. Below iheiii all is barbartsni ; above thetn niucb is fictitious.

AWFUL.--A man went to a photographic artist, atid 9ﬂlll,>"l want my head taken off; and you must do it itiiinediately, ’cos I got to send it by the railway ! "

—_:_.

Moe1'lloitiitat.:!—Why iea ﬁeld of turnips likes iai|or’s bill ?—Becsaie it's Iioed a long while before it gets spade (paid).

'l‘oi>nAit BEAUCIJZIIK (Johnson's friend). was a strangely absent person. One day he had a party coming to dinner; and just before their arrival, he went up stairs to change his dress. He forgot all about them ; thought that it was bedtime, pulled oﬂ'lits clothes and got into bed. A servant who presently cnlcreil the room to tell him ‘that his guests were waiting for Iiim, found him fast asleep.

A Puzzuno Qussrtun AND A STARTLINO ni- swi:u.—"Suppose a farmer was to go to m|[I(¢| cvcry nizirlteiriay (oncea weelt) for one year, and the iiinlreeper was to say to him on the first day in the year, ‘If you will izivs me one grain of wheat to-day, and double it every market-day for this year, I will give you it good dinner and ; bottle of port wine every market-day this your for it.’ How many grains of wheat would they amount to, allowing a half~pint mug to hold 9,000 grains. and if the farmer occupied 9,000 acres of land (all of which was arable), and was never IMP \\' llll_VllillI|_! but wltuot, llIl\\' lo-cg would it like llt girl tti.it qtin- my lvl wli--tit, supiimiiig tho aiiiitial [mimics to be four quarters which are llllrly-litn bushels) to the acre;—-Answer; 'l'lie tutiil iiuiiilier at L-rains at lb! and of the year would be4.5(l3,599,627,370,495, which. divided by 9,‘.’.l6_t)0i) (the number of rains in one quar- ter by allowing 9,009 to a htilf-pint (will come to 488,671,834 quarters, 4 bushels, 9 peclts, 0 gal. Inns, and 1 quart, with a remainder of 6,495 grains and then that diduce), will come to (H.083 year; 357 diiys. l0 hours, 13 minutes, and 48 seconds (the timeitwi-old take to get that quantity of wheal)."

nannwaan

U81‘ RECEIVED from the U. 8., and for sale By IIASZARD & OWEN.

llsnslian snd Clemson's Superior Machine sand cutting off and splitting Circular Sun. 13 inc ,

Circular Saw Arbors. 28 iuclicli

hlortise Latches, lﬂolll. Alch l.oclt.Lever Locks, and lioclrs with Night Latch for front door, from N a 20s each,

Western and l‘eeple's Rim Loclrs,

Wardrobe lloolts. Hat and Coat llools, plain and braced Id to is 3d per dos.

Argillo, Mineral. Porcelain (with plated sliaalt and roses and leted shanlts Porcelain roses) Glass and Silvared (Ill-oiise Mountin ), Door Kuelis

llinges. Butt, '1‘. Hon s and lliages, liar articles. ’

Tovm» and Barrel Bolts, Brass and Ices. qd to as

“ i Ales and Hatehets, ssnrted silss. Hammers.

‘tel. sape.

lasie Steel screws, Beach is. Weed and Iron, esmi Wrenches. 00., . V p