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i‘i—‘i‘i-i‘“! 1'1“: arr vs as v

~ introduced by His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor.

‘diiys, DEBIAH,

an: actuarial urn-stir.

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do. - ]0 0 0 2 do. do. 7 10 '0 —————- 43 10 0 16 Buss—8 hesd yenrlings, at 32:. 12 10 0 '6 do. - - 10 0 0 2 do. . 3 0 0 __..-—- 25 16 0 ' 69 6 0 Provender, - 16 11 8 Freight, . 30 0 0 Voted Mr. Cross, - 10 0 0 ___.—_. 56 11 8 Sterling, £125 17 8 Add Exchange and Premium, 62 18 10 £188 16 6 Account Sales, 3lst May. Currency. on. Ram and Ewe, Hon. W. W. Irving, Bonshaw, 0 0 Dr). Charles Stewart, Rosehnuk, - 9 5 0 Do. John R. Bourke, Seal River, 20 5 0 Do. IIenry LongWortlI, - 10 5 0 Do. George Beer, sen. - 11 10 (1 Do. Hon. D. Mncdonalil, Glenaladale, 6 10 0 Do. William Hodges, Esq., Rustico, 19. 10 0 Do. George Col is, Es . - 11 10 (1 1).). Hon. 1. CFVVorthy, Hillsborough, 8 0 0 Do. John Shaw, Bracklsy Point, - G 15 0 Do. Peter Scott, Frenclifort, 7 0 0 , Do. Charles Huszard, Belli'ue, - 1‘2. ‘0 0 Dn. James Laird, New Glasgow, 6 10 0 Do. Francis Antoine, Elliot River, 6 15 0 2 Fleeces, Hon. W. W. Irving, 01'1" two Ewes which dicd_cn the passage, - 0 14 0 ~ £134 9 ( ‘Sum granted by Legislature, in 1842, 50 0 0 Balance sunk, - ' - 4 7 (5 £188 16 6

At a Meeting of the Society, held in tho forenoon (fifths same day, a vote oftlmnks was passed to Mr. C. Cross, for the very gratifying manner iii which he executed the Commission with which he had been intrusted, in the pur- chase of these excellent animals in England.

Among the importations which have taken place this Spring must not be forgotten one Rum and five Ewe Sheep of the pure Leicester breed. per the John Bram/mm, which have been These vary line sheep are :ill yearlings of last May, raised by Mr. Elliot, of Devonsliirc, and obtained the prize at the Annual Exhibition tit Wellington SitIOp. His Excellency has also shown his dispo- siiion to advance the farming interest by the importation of it sit- perior sort oftwii-rnived barley, and some Guano or Peruvian nia- nurs, as an experiineni.——Guz.

We believe that the Fires in the Woods have nearly all been extinguished, but we regret to record, in addition to those already stated, that the following houses, &c., have been destroyed in the neighbourhood ol'Three Rivers: A large house, the pro- perty ofi\lr Donald Cainpbell,uf Montague, with all his furniture, provisions. &c. A house at the head ot'Curdigan, and two large bridges. A house belonging to Charles Stewart, and two others on the Georgetown Road. Four | oust-s on Buck's Road, and se- veral others at the head of Moritague.——Ib.

Cosonna’s INQUESTs.——Ot‘t Friday last, an inquest washeld-

II New London, by Daniel IIotlgson, Esq, Conner, on the hotly ofGeorge Lannon, Farmer. nged 45 years, who was drowned out ofs heat, in New London Hurbour,on the 1211i inst. Verdict— Accidentally Drowned by the overselting ufu Bdrm—Also, yes tertlav, nn Inquest was held on the body of John Rynu, aged 12 venrs', who was accidentally drowned at the shore of Belle Vue, Lot 49. on Sunday morning. This unfortunate youth had con- structed I raft oflogs and boards, upon which he was paddling lhout, until it had receded from the shorts beyond his depth, when, finding that he was going out to sea, he endeavoured to save him- nelfby quitting the rub, and thus met his fatal end. Verdict ac- cordingly .— Gan, .MuyBO.

Launcnno, on Thursday but, from the Shipyard of Mr. Thomas Richards, Vernon River, a superior Brig, 01210 tons, called the LADY Sane“, built for Mr. Wm. Heard, merchant, of this Town. She reflects great credit on the Master Builder, Mr

‘ Thomas Evans, of Applcdorc, England.

fiaassmgers. In the Steamer St. Georgia, from Mirainichi, on Tuesday—Mr. Btlidiizk, and 9 in the steerago.

' In do., from Pictou, on \Vednesday last—Mr. E. Cunard, Lady and child, Rev. J. Cameron, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Burns, Messrs. Longworth. Boggs, Cummings, Watson, Finlayson, Mackenzie, and Macdonald, and IOin the Sieerage.

In the Shediac Packet, on Thursday Inst—Miss Jane Lockliart, and Mr. John I)avies,jun., from St. John, N. B. In the William, from Liverpool— Mr. Russell, of Pictou, N. S.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. ENTERED. . May 27.-—Scbr. Ann, Marfarlane, Miramichi ; Boards. Betsey, Har- ney, Pictou; Cools, (kw. Providence, M‘Kay, Miramichig Sall,&.c. Maloney, Saunders, Wallace; Limestone: 29.—Commerce, Fougcre; I’iclou; Coals. Ila—Exchange, Snook, Newfoundland; Fish. ter, Miramiclii; Goods. June I.—Brothcrs, 'I‘iirnhull, Halifax; Goods. Liverpool, G. 13.; Goods—to J.1’eakc. ‘ 2.—Sarah, Ross, 'I‘atmagouche; Boards. (‘hristy Ann, Weeks, Bay Vcrte; do. Linnet, Lariguille, Tatmagouche ; Salt. Liberty, Chambers, do.;.Boards. Mary Ann, Cameron, Pugwash; Limestone. Mary, O'Brien, Halilax; Goods. Rehecca,Spinney, \Vallace; Lime. Fly, Campbell, Hali- {axg ballast. Industry,Goodwiu, Pictou; Freestone.

CLEA RED. May 27.—Schr. Albion. Fanning, Newfoundland ', ‘ 10,000 Sliingles,300 bus. Potatoes, 2 bis. Beef, 6 Sheep, 9 Pigs. Magdalene, Marphce, IIalilax; 700 bus. Potatoes, 1 cask Furs, (kc. Catherine, Mullins, Wallace; I’roducc. 29.—Mary Ann, Saunders, Quebec; ballast. Saucy Jack. Robin- son, Fishing Voyage. I June I.'—Asia, Nickersou, do. Catherine, \Veatbcrhc, do. 2.—Barque John Broinham, Barrett, Richibucto; 125 tons [lard- ' wood Timber, 13 cords Latliwood.

Mary Ann, Linklct-

William, Brumage,

10,000 fceti Boards.

MARRIED.

On the 19th inst., by the Rev. W. Smith, Mr. W. Butcher, son., to Mrs. Rankin, formerly of Halifax, N. S'. '

0n the 24th tilt, at Coveliead, by David Higgins, Esq.,'J. P., Mr. William M-Kenzie, to Amelia, Widow at the late Richard Quinn, Cross Roads, Lot 30. .

At Pictou, on the 20th ult., by the Rev. IIugh Ross, Mr. Hector McMillan, 01'1". E Island. to Miss Ann McDonald, of East Branch, East River.

On Thursday last, by the Rev. Dr. Jenkins, Mr. W. Solmsn, N evv Glasgow Road, to Miss Ann Randall, Charlottetown Roy- alty. ' ‘

DIED, .

On the 15th inst., at the residence oflier son-in-law, Elisha Dowolfc, Esq., Wolfville, N. S. after an illness of only three relict of'the late John Starr, Esq., oinilifiix, and mOIIIEr-Ini-IIIW of the Hon. C. Young. ofth'is town, aged 62 years. Mrs. Starr was on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Dewolfe, who died the day previous. The remains of both mother and daughter were interred in the some grave.

At Wood Islands, on Saturday last, Ann M‘Phee, wifa oer. JOhn M‘Ncill, oftlnir place, aged 39 years. .

On Sunday last, at the residence of Mr. Bartlett, Tudor, Char-

’IOItstown, after a protracted illness, which she bore with christian '

resignation, Mary, wife ofRichard Lone, aged 25 years, who emi- grated. two years since, from Cornwall. . ‘ I

At'Bodeque, on ‘I‘tltesdity morning last, Margaret, Wife of Mr. Elisha Hooper, aged 1531 years. . _ .

On Thursday lust, after a tedious and pmnful illness,. Ensign Peter Smith, on half pay ofthe Into New Brunswtck Fenclbles, in the 63d yelr of his age. The funeral will take place on Monday next,“ 2 o’clock. '

Ernie Rev. Hucn Ross will offiici‘ate in St._James’s Churcbto- marrow (Sunday) at the usual hours. '

gm 7» _fi_____—_____, . V £130 Qtorresponhents. ' , On'or 'rns PEOPLE has been received, and will be attended to in our next. ' I '

GEORGETOWN WHARF, HF. undersigned .wrll expend, at A UC'TION. on TUESDAY, the 6th June next, at 2 o'clock, the sum. of

£45, for the repairs ofthe Public Wharf, Georgetown.

LAND ASSESSMENT-

Tressurer's ()lIii-e, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, 30111 May, 1843.

N pursuance ofthe Act, ofthc General Assembly of or lthLSII‘sl’aRilg'22delii‘nd [12;]st in the Seventh year ofthe Reign for lam/in” an idssyss mg t [mm the Fourth. intiiuled fin fict b Niels T meet on at Lands to Utts Island—I do here- [gt/Intillt‘ti f‘n.ry",flqiq:tltl yhthe Owners or Occupier: of Land within ihis

I , , 6 Annual Assessment charged thereon by the said recited Act, of Four Shillings, lawful money ofihis Island, rightly]er Hundred Apresnfwilderness or unimproved Landscon- I c. in the several I‘ownships, and the several‘Islands belong- Ing thereto, and the sum of'I‘wo Shillings for every Hundred acres ofcultivated or improved Lands in the said several Townships and Islands its aforesaid; rind the sum of Four Shillings for 93011 and every unculttvated or unimproved Town Lot, Piisture Ln“ Common Lot and VViiti-r Lot, granted in the Town and Royallv of Charlottetown; and the sum ofTwo Shillings for each unit every cultivated or improved Town, Pasture, Common, and 11/8- ter Lot its aforesaid; and the sum of Two Shillings and eight- pence for each and every Town Lot, Pastors Lot and \Vater Lot, granted in the Towns and Royalties of Georgetown and Prince~ town; and the sum ofOne shilling and {burr-pencefiir each and every cultivated or improved Town, Pasture and Water Lot, grtint_ed in the said last mentioned Towns and Royalties, and so in proportion fora loss quantity; and the sum ofOne penny per acre on each and every acrc ofcultivatcd or improved Land iii the Royalty of Georgetown, called reserved Lands; and the sum of Two-pence per acre on each and every acro ofsucl‘i Lands as may be deemed uncultivated or iiriiinpriivcd Lands, is payable. that unless the Assessment for the current year be paid into my hands, or the hands of my Deputies, on or before the Twontv-fit‘st ofDet'emher,1843,1s1in11, on the last (‘Itty ofiha nuxl Hilary Term, at Charlottetown, make Proclamation ofall such Lands as shall then he in armor for non-payment ofthn’siims charged thereon, agreeably to the directions ofilir- snid Act.

J. SPENCE 1 SMITH, Treasurer.

NEW DRY GOODS STORE, BONNET, HAT & MILLINERY ESTABLISI’IMENT, SYDNEY STREET.

188 MACMURRAY invites attention to her Stock,

now opening, being a choice assortment of

MILLINERY 82 FANCY DRY GOODS,

,Ofthe newest Fashions, and of the latest importatians, amnngvvhich are—a variety of Ladies' Dresses, viz: Orientals, Parisinns. Mo‘uslin do Laines, Criipc do Lnines, colored Muslinl, French Cambrics, Plain and Chine Silks, Prints & Fent Dresses ; black Satin Shawls and Scarfs; Tliibet wool and spun Silk

Shawls; Satin, Chime and Net Scarfs; Drawing and plain Sa- tins, Silks, Ci'npes and Muslins, for Bonnets; Net, lace 6L linen Collars and Cuffs; French dimity do.; Cardinal Capes; Mourn- ing and bugle Collars; Children's Bohbinet and Muslin do.; La- dies' dress Caps and Fronts; babes' Caps and W'aists; Lailics' morning and night Caps; black and white Lace. :1; squares; lim- cy Handkerchiefs; I’aris Points; Cherie Neckties; fancy silk Cords; Gll’tllt-‘S and Tassels; colored silk Fringes; Satin birt- tons; fiincv Nels; Brilsselstlonde and Valencienne Laces; Eilgings, quillings, golfor’d borders, insertions, and muslin trim. mingl; Bishops’ Lawns; lin. Cambric; Satin iiiid Clicne Bori- nct and Cup Ribbons; fashionable Straw and Tuscan Bonnet trimmings; bugle \Vreiiths; tinsel, pearl, mourning and colored Artificial Flowers; Ladies’ long black and white lat-c Gloves; Kid iind silk Gloves and Mitts; Children's Gloves; glove bands; black Silk and white Cotton Stockings; Ladios' & Mirscs' Stays; white and black Ileniy Veils (new style); Ladies' and Children's cottonhnil silk Parasols and Umbrellas; white and colored'Lin- iugs: Furniture Coilons; Plaid for Children's Dresses; Gentle- inen’s Handkerchiefs, Stocks, Scarfs, Shirt fronts and Socks; a variety of Ladies' line Tuscan and Dunstable Bonnets; low- priced Straw ilo.; Children's (10.; Gentleman‘s light Ilats; with numerous other articles—all of which will be sold at low prices, for Cash only. .

All orders for Millinery executed with nonlness iinrl dispatch. Bonnets and Hats altered and cleaned in the host stvle.

[ff Shop in Sydnny Street, in the house of Mr. Stephen Bov- yer, next door to the residence of Paul Mabey, Esq., and nearly opposite IhatofSamuel Nelson, Esq.

Charlottetown, June ‘2. 1843.

SPRING, 1843.

Ex: ANN KENNY, from London, and ANTELOPE, from Liverpool.

’1‘ HE Subscriber has ‘just received a well selected assortment of .

BRITISH MANUFACTURED GOODS, direct from the h’lannfnctorio-s, which he now ofi'era for sale, iii the Store formerly occtipied by Mr. George Hooper, Great George S‘reei, and nearly opposite the Market HuuSe, at very reduced prices for ready money only.

use,

TEA, SUGAR, MOLASSES, COFFEE, SOAP, CANDLES,

INDIGO, STARCH, dec. &0.

May 22d, 18_43.

JOHN S. MACDONALD.

SPRING I "'11? IPORTATION. , UST AR RI VED, per BARQUE CIVILITY, A CHOICE SELECTIOJV 0F

, NEWEST STYLE OF » Britta!) an?! foreign GOOUB.

ALSO,

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or MAHOGANY, IN BOARD AND VENEER; PIANO, GL6. 6L0. FOR SALE AT THE STORE OF

\VILLIAM HEARD. Great George Street, May 20th, 1843.

SADDLE 8L HARNESS MANUFACTORY. ILLIAM SMARDON begs to acquaint the Inha-

, bitants nfCliiirlottetown, and the Island in general, ofhis havtug just returned from England, and that he intends to carry on h ll usual biisinesa ss '

SADDLER, COLLAR AND HARNESS BIAKER,

at the shop in Queen's Square, situate between Mr. Piirdie's Store

rind Mr. Stamper's, and exaoily opposite the Market House.

Mr. Smardon returns thanks to his friends for past favours, and

tropes for a return and continuance, as it will be his study to give

every satisfaction. ‘ I WANTED, it good steady JOURNEYM AN.

Charlottetown, May 25,1843. 4w.

IMPORTANT TO THE FASIIIONABLE PUBLIC I 11

’I‘HE Subscriber has just receiver! B. READ & Co's- splenditl SUMMER FJISHIOJVS for 11543, illustratnd by I superb plate, which is executed in theiriisiial oneqnalled style. Gentlemen who tirein the habitof using economy, combined with taste and elegance, would do well to forward their work to

the Establishment of * II . I' O U N D . Tailor and 111111“ Maker, Queen’s Square, (North Side),

where they can have their garments made with less Cloth and Trimmings than any 0111!! establishment on the Island, which is nsaving of at least 10 per cent.; and in pointoffit and workman. ship, cannot be equalled by any in this Colony, or excelled by snv in British North America.

Robes ol‘nll descriptions made in a superior mariner.

N. B.—Five per cent. discount will be allowed on ready cash-

payments. « 25th May, 1843. (4w)

Charlottetown,

OR. SALE—The Leasehold Interest of the Sub-

scriber in and to Seventy-five Acres of Exoellen: LAND, situate on the new Bedeque Road, about 12 miles frmn Charlotte- town. Sixteen Acres are cut down. 14 Acres under crops of gritin,’.gmas and potatoes, 3 acres 0f.whet'lll.hflnltl 3 of‘onfts—ipie re-

. 'd ' i b d a d And for em . ‘ e lensels or may. iiiiiliiyiiiii. "mi. ' n n y ~ I P SAMUEL HARPER. New Bedequn Road, May 30. 1843.

HEREAS William McWilliam, (a coloured lad,) ofabout 18 yam ofsgs, my indented apprentice, is in the habit of leaving my premises and remaining away for some time, I hereby caution all persons.froinharbouring or eniployipg him, ll they will, for so doing, be prosecuted to the utmost rigour of

the law.‘ W‘lLLIAM WARREN.

E. THORNTON. Thu Rivers, 2241 May, 1843.

York River, June 1, 1843.

\

TQWN ROAD WORK.

THE Subscriber will let by Auction, to the lowest . bidder, on Monday, the 5th June, at 11 o’clock, the repair- ing ofthe Streets to tho Southward of Queen’s Square—Sydne Street, Dorchester Street, King Street, Water Street, Great George Strut, and Prince Street.

EDWA , . May 12, 1843. RD KICKHA“, Overseer

DISTRICT No. I.

I HEREBY give Notice, that I will, on Monday the 19th June, at 9 o‘clock, set up and sell to the lowest bidder, the repairing the Western Itoiid,corninsncing nt Lot Ten Bridge. Same day, at 12 o‘clock, the Road lending li'om Yen's Mills to I'Iallomn's. Same day, at 4 o'clock,the Road leading from Yeo's Mills to Cascumpeque.

June 2011:, nt 9 o'clock, the Road lending from Cascuinpeque to Lot 111, commencing at William Hurd'l. Same day,at12 o'clock, lltfl'Roud from Fox Island to Cascumpeque Point. Same day, at 4 o clock, the Bridge at Mill River, near Martin O'Brien's.

June 21st, at 9 o'clock, the Bridge at VVestlake'a. Same day, at 11 o'clock, Roads on Lot 4, commencing at the School- house between tlie Dock and John Gordon's. Sums day, at 4 o'clock, the Road leading from Kildars Bridge to Tignish.

June 22(1, at 10 o'clock, the Road on Lots 3and 2,commancinw at Mrs. Travers's. a C June 23d, at 12 o'clock, the Road from Rsiley‘s to the North ape. « '

F June 27th, at 10 o'clock, the Road from Lot 11 Mills to Large's ‘errv. ' '

VVhila selling the above, 1 will re—ssll all contracts not compla- ted last year.

JA MES WARBURTO‘N, Commissioner. Lot 11, May 151,1843.

THE Subscriber will let by Auction, to the lowest . bidder, the different Roads and Bridges in this District, viz: On Friday, the 91h June, at 10 o'clock, it. m., the Road from McLean‘s Mill, to the Wristern Road, Lot No. 12—Ssl‘e to com- menire at the Barrens. Same day, at 4 o’clock, P. n. the Road to garlqgls—salfl to commence near Alexander McDugiild’s, Lot

(1 .

On Saturday, 111010111 Juno, at10 o'clock,p. m., the Main W's-tern Road, on Townships Nos. 10 and 12—Snle to commence at the Bonndry Line of Lots Nos. 10 tiiii112, and near the Road lending to McLean's Mill.

On Monday, the 12ih June, at 12 o'rlock. noon, at tbs Brae, Lot No. 9—— Sale to commence near Neil McKiunon's. '

On Tuesdsv. the 13th June, at 12 o'clock, noon, at Pierre Shock. Lot 1 o. B—Stile to commence at Hicksy's.

On Thursday, the 15th June, at 8 o'clock, ii. m., on Lot No. 7—snle to commence at Richard Sidstone's. Same dirt , at 2 airlock, p. m., the Road from lIollornn‘a to the Main Western

oail.

Approved security will be required.

Those Contractors whose Roads were not passed last year, not being fully completed agreeable to the Specifications, ivill be re- sold at the times above stated.

_ JOSEPH HIGGINS, Commissioner.

Egmont Bay, 9th May, 1843.

DISTRICT No. 2.

DISTRICT No. 5.

y bidder, on the spot—The raising a Swamp on the Road lending’

'Ballacreek Bridge towards Wood Islands, commencing neerohn

THE Subscriber will Let by Auction, to the lowest bidder, nn“ilie spot, the building ofseveral Bridges, and re- pairing of Roads, as follows: Uri Wednesday, the 14th June, at 12 o'clock, repairing that part ofAndorson’s Road, through Lot 07. Sale to begin at David Edwards's.

Approved Security will be required for the performance ofench Contract. ' JOSEPH POPE, Commissioner. Bcdcqua, April 27,1843.

DIS rmc'r No. a.

‘HE Subscriber will let, by Auction, to the lowest bidder, on the spot, the Building ufssverll Bridges and Rs- pairing of Roads, as follows:

On Saturday, the 10llIJunc,nt9 o'clock, the Building ti Bridge on the Road front Campbelton to Frfi'e's Ferry; at 11 o'clock, Rebuilding the Bridge at Billing's Mill; at 2 o'clock, the Build- ing it new Bridge at \Vhite's Brook, Graham's Road; and tit 4 o'clock, same day, the Building two small Bridges on the Road from Graham's Road to Mill River.

On Wednesday, the 1411:, the Repairing nfthc Bridges on the Road between Bagnnll's and IIssleiii’s—Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, at Butler's Bridge, near .Bagnall’s; at 2 o'clock, Building a Bridge at M‘Leod's Brook, Anderson's Road, Lot ‘22; rind im- meiliiilcly afterwards, 151. will be expended on the Road front Anderson's Road to Johnston‘s. »

On Friday, the 1611i June, 101. will be expended in Repairing the New Glasgow Road, \Vestwurd of Bull's—Sale to commence at Robert Seaman's, at 10 o'clock. ‘

Approved Security will be required for the duo performance of

the Contracts. ; JEREMIAH SIMPSON,

Commissioner. Cavendish, May 17th, 1843. r

DISTRICT No. 8.

" i‘IIE Subscriber will let by Auction, to the lowest bidder, the different Roads and Bridge-s, as follows :—

On Monday, the 5th June, at 10 o‘clock, forenoon, the opening and rounding up of the Union Read, commencing at the Swamp; slime day, at 2 o'clock, the Repairing Brncklcy Point Road, com- mencing at the Road leading to Coveliead, and working South- wards.

On Tuesday, the 61h, at 11 o'clock, the widening and Round- ing up the I’Vinsloe Road, commencing at Bttxtun's.

JAMES COLES, Commissioner.

Charlottetown, 22d May, 1843.

DISTRICT No. 9. VIVO be let by Auction, 101118 lowest bidder, on Fri-

day, the 9th day ofJiinu, nt 9 o'clock, forcnoon, the railing the Saw Mill Bridge, Covehcad Road; also, some day, a: 11 o'clock, the Railing Golf's Mill Bridge, and cutting down the Hills thereat, and repairing the St. Peter's Road, Lot 114; same day, n13 o‘clock, repairing the Snfl‘olk Road and Bridges; some day, at 6 o'clock, p. m., repairing West end uf'l‘racndio Road and Bridges. ,

On Saturday, the 10th ufJune, at 9 o'clook, forcnoon,repairing the Road leading from Stanhope towards Curran Ban; sllo,same day, at lo'clock, repairing the Road from Grand Tracnilie towards Curran Ban; someday, at 5 o'clock, repairing the Triston Road, between Suffolk Road and Siauhope.

Also, on Monday,the 12th day ofJune,nt11 o'clock, forenoon, railing and repairing ,Frcnchfort Bridge; at 3 o'clock, same day, repairing the Road from Portage to Trucsilic. -

On Tuesday, the 1311! day ofJiine, nt 9 o‘clock, forenoon, the "raising it Bridge over a hollow, ueiir John Macdonuld’s, Allisnry, Lot 37; same day, at 1 o'clock, repairing the Road leading from Vernon River towards Pisquid, commencing at the rear of Lot 37.

On \Veduasdny, the 14th, at 9 o'clock. forenoon, repairing the Main Road between Johnston'sRiver Bridge, towards l’isquid; some day, It. 12 o'clock, repairing the Mnnaghnn Road; some day, at 6 o'clock, the building a Whrirfon the South side ofthe Hills- bormigh River, opposite Cranberry Point, provided the inhabitants there subscribe and pay an equal sum towards the same object, 401.