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a ——— gern orga ” — Te NESE AEST REI ‘s to Benjamin Darby's, Due Frencis Murphy, for work on Live road, HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. | From Simon Perry's through back settlement, 15 Road from ae. ate erone and gravel, and pro- Lot 65, 2 0 0) Poiut 2 0 0) | Se ee mld 0 O\D ick Dogherty, for bridge on Line road | Ot = 3 : hitlindalinaiis tecting bank at Limekiln, ue 7 ognerty, tor bridge On Sane road, 0 8 el APPROPRIATIONS FOR ROADS, BRIDGE sie 2 £245 U 0) Due Cornelius Murphy, for work ot road to AND WHARPFS. Disrricr No. 6 _—— Dollard’s mills, 012 0 ‘xp, That the moneys appropriated for the! 7 ee Due Hugh Gillis, for work on roud to Dollard's ae a d 8B d . awe fs * a ended a reea-| Comprising Township No. 19. 0 0 QUEEN’S COUNTY. mills, ie Ot , . 10 0 service of Roads, Bridges an aris, be expended ag | Bridge at Jooathan Hail’s, £10 District No. 1. Due Francis McWiggin, for bridge on Melville bly to the followiag Scales ;— do Wavngh’s Mill, a 0 5 ; a ase 221 road, 017 0 PRINCE COUNTY | Causeway, Hillson’s shore, 25 ° Comprising Townships Nos. 20 -_ ’ For Main Post road through the district, 2, 0 0 y | er cee Se ole eee nena eS ae 28-e-hrar Maney naa hal 5 0 0 st N : : ’ v0 rook, 3, rom Howat's bridg f, 5 ees = ‘ any ee er ' lu 0| Due + std Murphy for granting Road Certif- Bridge at Dollard’s mills, 40 0 O| Comprising Townshipy Nos. 1, 2 and 3. | Bridge at Jamieson’s, 7 : ol cates oo Irishtowu road, 2 14) Crapaud wharf, 25 0 0) Road from Charies Cannon's towards P. Cabill’s, £48 0 0) New road from Townsend's Mill to Jamiesou's, z . | For making a piece of new road through swamp . From ’ost road to Upper Crapaud settlement by . Road from Skinuer’s Poud to Horae Hend, luo v W Bridge at Margate, 7 10 0} on Murray's road, 0 0 Collett’s mills, Sb 6: @i Road from Jobe Gavin's, Sea Cow Pood to Joba ~~ y Post Road 10 0 0 For cutting down aill on English Church road, Three roads leading to County line, 5 0 0) Nelligao’s, Na | Pood, 22° 0 0} Maia wee ee e Lire v6 lu 0! leading to Long Kiver, 5 © 0 | For road from Stordy’s miils to Kelly's Cross, 5 0 0] Bridge at Coata.o's Mill, lw 8 0) Whee wapet, goqerrens —-—— | High bridge, Corbett road, 19 0 © | For two bridges near Stordy’s mills, 6 0 0} Bridge over guly at Jobo Rix's, end road to £109 VY 0) Old Town Road, by John Macdougald’s, ¥ 0 V | For North Melville road, 5 0 0} Black Pood, $0 0 QO; ” o | Bridge on Wm. Cousins’ Mill dam, 4 b 0 O | For Old Tryon road, 6 0 0) Westeru road, Lots }, 2 and 3, 10 W 4 Disrrict No. ¢. | Corbett’s settlement, road + bridge at Mackay os From Old Tryon 10ad to Lot 67 by Angus Ross’ | almer's road, 10 90 ‘ iis hip No. 18 and Princetown Royalty | Bridge at Johustone’s mill, Loug river, t wills, » © Gi anes sail 10 0 0) Comprising Township -\e mae | Counts line road, North, 1210 0 Skye Back Settlement road, 5 2 & Kildere River Bridge, 26 0 0} Due a ee 64 6| Ferryman at Cole's ferry. : i . From Dollard’s mills to Lot 65, by Angus Me- Bridge at Gordon's Mill, 5 0 9 TR 1 0 @ Ferrymap at Macleod’s ferry, - Pherson’s, § 8 @ Rood from Gordon's Mill to Kildare River, $10 0; do Jobo Gills. 0 | Bridge on Campbell's Pond, Park Corner, 2 0 O | Line road between Lots 30 and 65, 5 0 0} KK | “chit ld B renton 1 U U| 5 . » Road from Costaio’s Mill to line Lot 4, 4 0 7) do — tM f Tt , 115 0) To Alexander Sunith lor compensation for road Greeu road to Johnsion’s wills, 5. 4:9 oad from Kildare River Bridge to Capes, 5 0 | do Reonet } cLellug, 81) Y through his farm, 15 0 © | Road from Johustou’s mills to Kelly's Cross, é 0. @ e . do Roderick Gillis 12 a ; ' iil ; y MeNeiil’s road, aah John Coughlan, keeping Darnley Bridge ia To David Pickering for compensation for rou Road betweev Boushaw and Crosby's mils, ee 2 Road trom Doos!d Melatyre’s, Lot 3, to Sea Shore, 4 ; aI = oaie Coug ROeAS se through his eet Hardi ne = ; From Post road to Lot 65, south of West river, 5 OW 0 Sep Cow P jorth Caps, 3 . a . a leading trom Smith's t ing’s Creek, By Ce ee erbind Geer ul = 6 @ O| do Rodk. Gillia, keeping [adiau River Bridge i ee Seiten coins athe ere ae 6 @..0 were ore Nc to Argyle shore, leading to ae Jeonh Richard, for work doue lust year, a v| io —_ ee 6 10 0) Bridge on road leading from Charles Barnet’s to Appin road, oS = eee el eee i 10 o| or sia Pieaide Clark's County line, .°e' F 08 London Harbor, near Keupeth Mae- . “2s Fiom Canoe Cove to DeSable, oe idge at Joseph Martin's, Le al 4, 610 JU! cod's, 3 manele feof from Tedie Arsnsaux’s to Western road, 8 V 0) a a mee nbs aires Town Hoad.1 10 | Rotteubury Road, 124 £247 2 0 ° . ‘ ,= | New tru t. 0 * ’ Road from Joorph Cees, Jet 5, Coleen 5 0 0; Sie Beidge, for plank avd repuirs, ac rails £126 17.3 That the sum of eight pounds, granted in 1862, Doucett mt 1 d. Lot 2 5 0 0) Krom Royalty division line to Jumes Craig's, + for opening a vew road from Bonshaw to aa oa _ _ z + ‘Do : id’s to Send Hille, 2 0 0} Town Road, 0 C| All money unexpended of last year’s grant to be expended Argyle shore, be applied to the repairs of os — Sale T cae es cond, "5 @ ©} From Town — to Crafer’s Bridge oo Royalty on where most required within the District. the present road between the above-named ’ : livision live, ‘ : y laces. ; Bridge near Capt. Hubbard's, ou road leading to 6 0 o| neti Town Road to Oyster Cove Road, . ee District No. 2, That J sum of twenty pounds, granted last year a= peal Alexander Goody's, Lot 1 2 0 Q| From Oyster Cove Road, uear Mureblaad's to 10 Comprising Townships Nos. 22 and 67. for Crapaud bridge, be spplied to the com- Fo lower Sil) ae ———-| Marchwater, : 1 10 | Due James Mackinnon, for cutting wiudfuils, £1 0 0| pletion of a road from Beer's mills to Post £207 0 Shipyard Koad, from Ruwsay’s shore, to Oe 110 Q| Main Post road 2440 0 road. | _ Cove Rad, | Andersow road and bridges 1s 0 0 District No. 6. District No. 2. | To build Bridge ov new road leading to Bernard's | barre ; i Py i . bl hins Nos. 4. 5 and 6. : cae. ' ; 110 0) oe aud bridges, o 00 Comprising Townships Nos. 31,32 and 65, Nor’h of Elliot | Comprising Townships ves. heer ‘To pay for land to widen the road leading to oe! ale _— 7 - ; River. From James Sullivan's, Lot 4, te ling of Lot 3, £10 0 0) Darnley, along the shore where the bauk bas | Freetow ° - . tare v Main post road from North River bridge to Halloran's Road 16 0 ¥ fallou ewoy 10 0 @| New Glasgow road. leading to Fyfe's ferry, 10 0 0 Mabey’ £ 0 0 . y ie os | Monahsn rosd, Lot 22, I 5, 25 New Dook Read 3 10 10 0| Road from Capt. Stephen MeLellan’s to Ludian ee “n : 3 : Central Wiltshire road from MePhee’s to Lot 69,25 U0 UO Westera Road, Lots 4, 4 and ’ : ia River Bridge, : 410 5 atlas eal ' 4 0 Q| Bedeque road from Youuker's to Lot 22, (ten Gilbert Arsoeaux, tor clearing and cutting wind- — g| Towards opening out County line road, lz lw | re, cine widéad, [0 0 0 Crasiee Gallen, the sea) Uc of Mill Road, 0 G_0| Where most required, 5} 6) Anderson road, 30 @ 0) Ret cent Hee Clee we reenn's, Niel es Gallagt, tb : . ——! > i : Banuockborn road 8 0 0) “ ‘* for work done on Mili River | £186 U0 0} Kustern road, Lot 22, & 6 @ : ' ; : , ‘ Ww os ‘ Coivilie road, 10 0 U Bridge and the bridge pear J.QO'Mara's, 2 0 0) p . W estern road, Lot 22, 3.0 0 Tard’ , Danie! Taylor, for outting windialls out of the 7 Dumor No, S. | Centre road, ; 2 0.90 ne ; 7 ; Halloran road, 010 0) Comprising Townships Nos. 25 and 26. | Embankment, Hope River, $.9 3 oe : . ; r oie Wotan, @ 18 ¢| an 3 : | Néshh food, 10 0 | West River road from McEnchern’s to Pye’s 310 0 Wa. Ahesro, for same out of the | “a | Balance of contract on Malone's bridge, £9 18 0O}+ i : Sicod fed Pre'ote Deckentastl. 310 0 Edward Williams, for work on bridge at trout ane do on bridge vear Luird’s, 1 9 o/ Mul Vale road, Lot 67, 2 : 0 Retinal on 5 0 0 a —e _ eee ak u do on bride near J. K. Gardiner, sold in 1862,9 10 0 rr" -_ ; ~ [ ; Towards Line reed betwesa Lots 65 end 30 a f ri ... x ’ s 0 e ’ ” i . . - ee senate oe» a $0 0! do on bridge ue = Crossman 3, 615 0) bendincn en tk Simpson's mills 119 | North River road from Dockendorff's to Moore's, 7 U O O'l Road : : 1b 0 @ Vridge “ Johnston ® Mill, 15 0 0) Heslen's mill road : 110 @/ To pay claims of Jobu McKenzie, James Jewell, aary hoad, : | Bridge on New Road from Freetown road to old nem a — , J Pye, Peter Dogherty, Patrick Wyun Bridge sear Dogherty's. Lot 8, 1 10 4 County line, 7.10 | Bridge on road to Angas Ross's mills, 4 @ *® ome », sD ae A Ki 3 - Gavin's corner to Angus MieLellan’s, ¢ - 0 New Freetown road, from Robert Schurman’s to | Vor bridges on Breadalbyn road in addition to the sectied, Jon Meabid Wan. Thiele Gilbert Gallant's oe Mill River Bridge, 4 y | County live, 5 0 @| sum granted last year, aud unexpended, 5 0 9 Pe lg ae a candies periormed Alberton to the wharf, ee | Road from Philip Baker's to Ralph Schurman'’s 5 0 U) a in 18638, 2619 6 Diow seid hens Puivick Cobill's, Dat 4, towarce Dunk River Causeway, 16 0 0] £126 0 9\y Tae iar ade aithaihl 5 0 0 Charlies Cannon's, Lot 3, 40 6 ’ 1 . ’ . » ‘i r to opeu McLean s or Loya a Albe Gurdoa’s Mill 7 10 Reed ingen ‘W ilenet Oreck ne to Sieaty Clnsh'a, 7 89 0) District No. 3. Tu the contractor for McKwen's ferry, in aid of ; rion to oo ~~ ae | Koad from James R. Watt 8 to Jobo Howat’s, 10 V 0 Comprising Townships Nos. 23 and 24. sustaining said ferry, 6 0 0 aoe iee Sane’ to Goff's Bridge, Lot 6, 7 10 | Head Le aa omill road to George Wright's 0 Te repair bridge at Macneill’sold will (Cayeudish),£7 0 0) Where most required in the district, iu addition : ; : aii *" we road, Lot 20, ) in a idges, fF to th tf £15 voted (towards Crabb’s aa te Ba oon et ‘ Oo pen ; 7 0 | Road from Free:own road to Back settlement, 10 0 Bites o Lolies oath Now Glos 20W 3 ° 9 bridge) last year, and sonkpentods AS 80 6 Bridge scross Mili BUST GAS Beer o. Cwtaem By | noad from Geo. Wright's road towards County | a, 8 es wene 80 0 oe aN Bridge sear Miliman’s, Lower Kildare, oo Ol Line. Lot 26, % 06, Sora. ae Gia cake chair tetheauiied £192 0 0! , ’ r < Bridge near Patrick Smith's, Lot 26. 7 lo pxsaek _ i | OTRECE Fe. Fe . McPhoe's Ferry, 79 9 Kkuad from John Schurman's to Ficetown Cross ov ss . e patties orn . - 7 | Comprising Townships Nos. 35, 36 aad 37, North Side of | —— Roads 710 0| I'o repair New Glasgow road and two bridges, 1 0 0 the Hillsvorough River 2 | ads, Bridge near Mathesou's mill, Rustico, 0 : sa £203 0 0 Road from John Baker’s Road towards Alex. a aa aoe aa ere , oan » To put a strong, solid and substantial railing on Distaicr No. 3 Lefurgy’s 5 0 | Millberry road, from Jotuston’s to Ling’s, 5. Ostet ae temeetie a . siege | sNO,. v- y 8, . i Gi ‘ 5 en Mile House bridge, and repairing ri oe es | Little Bungay road and bridges, 5 0 0} 7 . Comprising Townships Nos. 7, 8 aaa’?. Causeway, Bradshaw 8 Bridge, ; 10 0 | Rentie's road and bridges. 30 0) said bridge, togetber with 2Us. unexpeuded of ‘ : : - | Cumpeusation to widow Cairus for road running | Ro: ‘ son’ B d ‘ & grant made tor said bridge last year, £10 0. 0] O'Leary road. { Lot 8 to! t Lot 6 £5 0 - Koad from Patterson's to Bungay road, 3 0 8 : a fp Hallo rr oo a West "Point inclading through her a ; a | Main Post or Princetown road und new bridge |'To repair 5t. Peter's road from Teu Mile House > | aLoreo 8 road (0 3 ’ i | Wilmot Creek Bridge, 0 0.” = { to West live of Lot 37 10 0 0} : 5 0 0 : thereon, 45 0 0}, : m. : : vm aloo analilaad a oa Where most required, 9 18 Where ast required in the district, 2) 0 9 Te a road mre a we line of Lot 37 to S:. ie “4 QO Ww [2s 0) - To be expended by Commissioner of Distriet No. : ndrew 8, aud bridges, ws de Wor nee aes thea 8 0 0] £170 0 0 2, on that part of the Rustico road between To repair Milleove road and several bridgee | do Weet Hein. to Bo Pierre aaa | The sum of Eighteen pounds remaining unexpended of | the end of the New Giasgow road (Heury thereon to Vorran Ban, - 10 0 v| : . oe ae | Inst year’s grant, to be applied where most required in the) Hooper's), and the Prineetowa Koad, 8 0 © Road from Miilcove road to head of Tracadie, poets Rey i od Ehatic Pierre iu 0 "| Distriet P with the several bridges thereon, «A Ba a 'g slerre Jacqu 1 Dis \ ‘ | Road 1 Lannan’s to McAulay’s—widening } ISTRICT No. 9, £192 OG G| twa rom zannan 8 ‘0 MecAulay g> a) S. 1 MePherson’s to West Point, 10 9 4 “oi cial 97 9 District No. 4 raising and rounding the sume, cag i BF tlo Little ri : [ie : . _ a. "40 0 0) Comprising Townships Nos. 27 and 28. s a bag a | Grand 'Tracadie road from Covnors’ to Lamphier’s, 10 0 | ie — € aoe cranes aah oe i ' County Line Road, £710 6) Comprising Townsiips Nos 33 and 34. From Tracadie Cross roads, Ronald McDuusld’s, i elude os d cee ay =a 9 0 | From Tryon to Mulligan’s, 710 0 Lo opening the continuation of Hast Suffulk road Tracadie sandhills, y 7 0 my Ie: [ ates to Little Pierre Jacques, 4 0 0) Craig's Roud, 9 0 0) from Lioue! Garvum’s, (on a site proposed From Tracadie Cross roads to Portage, t 0 0 z Indiv P int t th LB b Dounid : | Black's Bridge, $0 0 to be given therefor by Mr. Douse, the agent | Road from Klisha Anderson’s to Main road, a 0. MeN ne nese eer 10 0 Where most require] on Lot 27, 20 0 0) of the proprietor) towards the shore, £20 0 0| Doyle’s road to shore, — - v| _ "Ris *s settlement to Lot 7 road 5 0 o Stanfield’s Bridge, 25 0 YU} Repairing Winsloe road to Rustico shore, 10 0 @/ Road from Griffia’s to North shore, 2 0 0) do Seve end towards etnies 5 0 rere oer — : 5 0 O Repairing Winsloe Road to Brackley Point Road | Meluuis’s road, " glia Mines ” | i ‘ ont sh goal tl i i. | Road from Cape Traverse to shore, 5's 8 by Stewart's mill, 5 0 0 Road from St. Peter’s road to + New ~~ Colin Leiteh’s to South Side West 1s | Guriton Point road, 5 9 Ol Repairiog Winsloe road to Brackley point aud bridge, together with YOs. uuexpeaded last i o| ; ‘ From Bedeque road to Cape Traverse § 8 0 bridge by Cantyre 0 0 year Where most required, DO ad Geeddond , ‘ | a , aoe Sas ded Sally, for bushing ice from Me- quired, ; 20 0 0) Repairing Brackley Point Road and Duff's bridge. 0 0|To John MeNally, for 8 : ais 0 a} Benen a Mone ot Won ae Tie, Ay: 8] wll Road sad dg eae Gers Snes 8, 0.0). Baten. Ste ena on tien 54 " . Lot 29, 2 | Brackley Point Road to Cove Head Ro: w wy ne ’ ’ Pte , Prsrricr No. 4. | For Wharf at the West side Tryon, 33 0 0) its. , ve 0 0/To build aud eed renter gh oe in eer oe . nr ‘ } ian aeken te > ’ alin ° set £30 granted aud not expenc Comprisizg Townships Nos. 10, 11 and 12. Union Koad to Covebead Road by Hales’ Mills, 5 0 0| dition to és a Ci 4 . . £186 0 0 Cove Head Road to Suffolk by Thompson's Mills, 5 0 0) thereon last year, to be sold and superintend- rie — fiom line of Lot 0 to Robinson £25 9 0 District No. 10. | Cove Head Road and Saw Mil! Bridge, 2 0 0} ed by ee ae on ee . u lw . . ° 9 bi “i | t r be Ss , é a By i Jioad from line of Lot 18 to McPhee’s Ferry, _ Comprising Townships Nos. 13 and 14. bos cpehseiaed taubie helene tenis aniee tbe sums G laatlicines, to be paid out | : : ; sid ‘ 2 ene, ; i : oo Ptr da the Western m_ Road from Alexander Macarthur’, Egmont Bay, in coals £11 10s, ree : 7 0° ol of mext year’s appropriation, 50 0 0| ee ee ee © eet i 8 0 0 Repairing Bast Suffolk Road and Bridge, 5 0 0 veel ’ ie isi . | oad irom Higgins’ road to Sheep river, iring big bi ‘onnors’ bridge— ill at . ‘ y id's, inoludia ——- P -' Repairing big bill at Connors’ bridge—the hill a +, es ee to Macdonald's, inoluding 10 10 0| lee ; oe river to Alexander Macartbur n2 r 0| Mrs, Ware's, bushing and covering the Disrrict No. 8. ‘4p h55 la 4 ‘oad, | ¥ , i v < - . © ae, — og ; : © V'rom Allan Maclean's towards Western road, 12 0 0) oa Fi SRS: See NO 7 0 0 | Comprising Townships Nos. 48, 35, 36 and 37, South B . W ae aa including bridge ol do Allan Maclean's to Canada settlement, 3 0 0) Tracadie road in this dictrict, 5 0 0) Side of the Hillsborough River. arlow s road to Mos . | Western road across Lot 13, 10 0 O} Ri ; 5 0 0 os . i Little Chaunel, 810 6 Plastid’ d Lot 18 | Friston road, : a cl | Repairing road from Southport, at Charlottetown From Westera road to Enmore river mill, Ju 10 ce cmc” ene 9 0 © Suffolk to Mill Cove, by George Scott's, a ferry, to Meeting-house, with G4s. Sd. unex- > do Kemere river mill towards Bollum's ship- | Cooper o wharf, : : 10 19 | Road from Auld’s mill to Stanhope shore, $0 @ ended thereon last year, £9 0 6) oO = Rnyjory: » Iu rk done at Cooper’s wharf in 1863 26 : : r: ' rt P ao a 810 of tt ¥ P . 25 5 0) Brom near George Vickerson’s to Hillsborough | Fyom Cross roads to Pippy’e bridge, 0 vu! R abe — Thos. Ramsay's and Macmurdo's, ( 0 0| For work performed on Plastid’s road aud bridge, 7 10 0| shore, > . 2-0 0) Lo rn road 2 0 0 4 f a3 bois Smith’s towards Main road, 2 0 0) do . s 216 0) Bor an additional block and bridge to Appletree Pace Pi y's bridge te Johnston's river, by do at aia Parlow’s towards Main road, 2 6 QO) ol ~~ ee nt eee wharf, to be sold, built and passed oe I rh mill 5 0 6) ‘ ‘ . ‘ : ee ybinson’s, ad i stion of the Superintendaut F ' : line of Jot }, at Gregg's, towards George ea i. l ° direction sad napestipe " P | Lower road by Muteh’s, 5 © OG} FH ina, = 210 0| = os 7 tern “ew 13, 0 a 4 of Public Works, 50 0 0) Burnt Bill road, trom Corley’s towards Char- Wharf at Bideford yard, a0 6 abl , ‘ ; : ak lottetown, 5 0 0 Bridge at Goff's, Lot 10, aon, al Road from Allan Maglenn's to line of Lot 12, 210 O| as Oa £166 0 O New road opened under the Compensation Act, : W d to Goff’s brid Sia / do from Allan Maclean’s road towards District No. 0. i sar, through Lote 48 and 49. by M yom wee aE 2 y 0 0 Gorman’s, ineluling bridge at Gorman’s 6 4 0 ae - . ast year, through 4,0ts 40 an , by Mr. Ferryman at Lot II river, ¥ 0 UO! poed between Lots 13 and 14 . 0 0 0: Comprising Townships Nos. 29 and 30. Carrolls, oo Seat See eer 7 = a do between Lots 13 and 15, “9 0 6\ TDue na Farrow tor work dove ou Post road, es, Due ae ae ~~ carter ma i 4 , 6 yt 30, ; 2 ’ is Mr. itiissioner For work eyes in 1863, j0 5 0 £137 0 | Due Johu Livingston, for repairing road to Argyle Mutch, for the past year, 613 0 Where most require in the District, 3M, Pie. ; shore, 0 0O| New road opened last year under the Compensa Koad from Tory Road towards Rafferty’s, 30 0) a across Trout River, 20 9 9) Due Murdock Holm, for repairing DeSable bridge, 2 0 0 tion Act, from Johnston's River bridge, by | ——~= | a ee Its 14 and 14, 20 0 ©) Due Fialay Mactadyen, for work on rad to Sandy Shepherd's, towards James MeDouald’s, £184 0 0) we trom Maclean's to Piastid's, : point wharf, 214 0 together with 40s, unexpended thereon last Distnaes No. & a" 9 Douvald MeLatyre’s, Lot 14, 9 © ©) Due Mathew Smith, for repairs on road to Sandy year, making in all £12, 10 0 @) - ern | kwen Mor: ison, for bridge on Lot 14. ; os | point wharf, 010 O Due fur coutracts last year by Mr. Road Commis- Comprising Townships Nos. 15 and 16. | oe at Grand River, provided Ferry is kept,2 0 9) nue Joseph 8. Trowsdale, for bridge on Post | sioner Mutch, per his returns to the Govern- | Angus Maemillan, for bridge at Peter Perry's £2 18 0, — _— 8, Cross Roads, to Kilis River i-» o| road, 1132 0} ment, viz: Jno. Monaghan, £6 9s. 6id., for True Perry, for repairs at Macnelly's bridge 018 0}, - _ ne W a - | Due William Beers, for work on new line of road, contract on road vear Shepherd's; Peter Maurice Arsneaux, tor repairs on Haldimand bridge.) ] 0) oe manne . a oe a sie a 0 | Crapaud, 518 0} Traynor, for work on Donagh road, £2 17s. James Cayeron, for repsig on bridge at Wm. Aad 0 Hees Settiement on line Ves weem ANE Due Maicolm Ferguson, for work on new road 64.; Big John Traynor, 40s.. for work ‘ ‘ . Gillis aud Patrick Gillis, 0 0 \dhel re ee ee ee Jobe Ree Ml gettin ne : hn : ate Road. Set 14. 18 0 O!pn, 9 i atte Neen 414 0 —— — Thomas ae — ? : ' a : ’ ) t een egau, for coutract on Hickey’ ; , : For work doye in 1862, on Haidimand bridge, hy £82 0 "| Stordy’s mills and Kelly’s Cross. 20 0, os aes 12, ee os 7...6! shale See O'Arsneaux i" x Total £219 0 Ol Due ve pl i for extca work on bridge ooh and Owen ‘Traynor, for contract, when : , , . ‘ snd Ri ' & on Melviie road, 2 yo ® completed, to Commis-ioner’s satisfaction, Sylvain Arsoeaux, for work done in 864, to be | Wharf at Grand Rivor, last — a grant, £48, |Due Peter Monahan, for bridge on Melville on foal near J. MeDouald’s, owe ede 3 0 0| paid on cortiticate of Commissioner, £15 0} District No. Il. road, 5 © O/|Cempbell’s Ferry road. 5 0 0 Hoad from Harlow 's to 10 Point. 40 0) er she | Due William Beers, for bridge on Melville rod, 310 0 Road from White’ to Glenfinnan 8 0 a! From Main Western Road to Kilis River Bridge, 4 0 0) Comprising Township Na. 11. | Due Donald Mackinnon, fur bridge on Green | Glenf eed : 5 } ; g Glentinuan to Comeskey’s, > 0 0} a taksim is P 20 W 0 | Seaweed Road, £2: 0' 0| road, 5 '@ Siete ool y 8-0 01 rom Settlement to 15 Point Chapel, 8 0 G | Road to shore at Robert Craswell's, +10 © Due Angus Maolennan for bridge on back Sk isioon? j ri ‘ | i tra ‘rae . Hasina Bites 13 Flier ie eet cher a = nat Se ge on back Skye ai | ae a = _ swharf, stoning or covering the re . eldimand Bridge to Mawbray's, 20 18 ©) Koad from John Perry's to Beech Point, 4 0 G) Due Aogus Macl ‘ brid r i . ar as ie dare 4 eae eiiteast a = 8 0 © Town Road Bridge at Schurman’s mill, 8 0 0! road, ene: FO pF Tyee 2 10 bishencaa’s is al s Corner to Clark's, ; . : ¢Nally's Millto back settlement, 6 0 0 Koad from St. Kieanor’s to Miscouche, 7 © @ Due Alexander Macki ae | oan a ee r o do Joe Guilant’s (Mignon) to buck settlemen® 6 0 | Main Western road from line Lot 16, to Miscouche.40 0 | sien 7 ackinnon, for repairing Smith's a Road to Cranberry wharf, 5 0 0| Western Boud, Lot 16, 20 0 0) Road from Summerside tc Wm. Williams's, 10 0 0/Due Simucl Mecdoucald, for work 1 9 O/B ive Houses read, from, Boanet’s. 5 0 0) From Jjauraut Arsneauz to Rocky Point fishing St. Nicholas’ Boad 210 6 a ugald, for work oa the road _ | Road from McKennu’s to Cranberry Point road, 2 0 0) Coy, © © a Sedll eads Ciena’ We line Let : rom Bonshaw to Argyle shore, 3.15 @|McGuirk’s road to Little Hill 5 0 0! aon @ Koad from Cunningham's to line Lot 15, 5 0 0) Due John Campbell, for brid . : : , ) eldge a S. West Roud and breast work, 10 Uv ¥) do Miscouche to Crossman’s Point, 18 0 0, West rir et eee Mooney’s road, Lot 48, towards Lot 37, 3 0 0! ear eee ee 5 0 0 do Miscouche to Thomas LeClair's, 2 Ww y! fds Fidome Sta i ait 1 0 6) Dovagh road, by Heard’s mills, 3 0 0 \ Joha Arsuewux (Pollites) 8 0 @ do Misovuche to the shore at Besirsts" womss Stewart, for bridge on Argyle shore Little Hill road, from Murray's, b 0 0 New line of road from Mebe Rochford’ Se os It 03, road 1 y Meides an Men ond care mae 3 wt ae s6 0 @ East fine, - 5 0 0 Duo Donald Stewart, for brid 1 8 0 Dromore road to Bernard Corrigan’s, § @e@ To repair Maip Post Road, trow lips of pac 7 ~ ‘= ad Line Roud between Jessie Green and Stewart gyle shore ne Renige om send to Ae. sh Cowards building a new bridge across Pisquid Svuth Weet Bridge, 20 OL Green, 10 0 © Dae Donald B. Gordon, f : nat ee ae river, near Sandy Captain's ship-yard, : 2 0 Livkietter Roud, from Tease Linkletter'stotheshore,12 0 0. River bill, ee eee We = | together with £30 unexpended on wharf | ; ’ 1lo @) contiguous thereto, at Gillis’ point, last {

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BOOTS & SHOES.

RENFREW ROUSE

~<@ ec o— Ladies’ Elastic Side Serge Boots, Ladies’ Balworal Serge Boots, Ladies’ Side Lace Serge Bouts, Ladies’ Kid & Pateat Boots, Graiued Calf & Kiy BOOTS ; Ladies’ Calf & Patent Shoes, Ladies’ Calf & Patent Slippers, Misses’ Serge Boots, Misses’ Ualf Bootes, Misses’ Patent Boots ; Children’s Boots & Shoes iu great variety, Men's Calf & Patent Congress Boots, Men’s Calf & Patent Brogaus, Boys’ Brogans, ete.

We are now offering the above goods at COST, to wake roum for Spring [mportations !

DELANY & WILSON, Great George Street, _ py Ch town, May 2, 1864,

A SEINE FOR SALE. YAPLIN SEINE, 36 fathems jong by 3 fathome deep, for sale by JAMES PURDIE. Charlottetown, May 9, 1864. 4in

FOR SALE. A SMALL iSLAND ia RUSTICO, commonly known as “ Loeean’s Isiann.”’ Apply to N. RANKIN, Auctioneer. Queen street, May 9, 15ti4.

RUM and GIN!

"ro be Sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, A immediately on arrival of * Edwin & Lizzie’ from LIVERPOOL, G. B. : 15 hhds Choice Demerara Ram, 15 do DeKuyper Gin. ‘Tenus—All sams under £50, three months; over LW, six montis’ credit, ou approved joint notes. WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. Ch'town, April 25, “64. ixl

Riorse! flerse! Horse!

pur Subseriver has FOR SALE a THOROUGH BRED CART COLT, 3 yeurs old, of the old Champion and Clydesdale breed, weighing 1500 Ibs.,— 16} hands high A better stock for the country eanuet ve impurted.

ce Termes liberal.

GEORGE COLES.

Ch'town, May 2, 1864. a ie Judson's Worm Tea! WEALTH FOR THE INVALID

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tions

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