riiomhiior That 
     
     Covers Prince ‘Edward 
     
     mum  
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     ~ ">=1=1\¢iv11~i1~r' rm mo; 
     
    
   
   
    
     - These lots face t-he river-and are 
     
     ' c er are 1C0 feet wide and 
     
    
   
   
    
      . Qyetercsnd Grafton Streets. which 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Liirohiiii» Dew 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     tstewn Gnrllal, Three Cent's. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Glacier 
     
     IIIIII‘ Jlnudlnl. Feudal I891. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     tiiry Prince Edward lsiwnd. then 
     
      1381111811611! St. John. 
     
     -was surveyed bylhptgin Samuel 
     
     i-lollsndii the Surveyor-Gene!!!“ of 
     
     Norm America. Captain Holland 
     
     divided the Oolony into three 
     
     counties andwixty-seven townships 
     
     or Lots, nick-lug provision in each 
     
     county for s. town. ommon and 
     
     Royalty: in Queens County sibout 
     
     ‘three hundred acres of landuwore 
     
     set =ap1rt for a town and in 1768 
     
     thcvsnrveyor of Nova Scotia. Mr. 
     
     Morris, laid out‘ the streets. squares 
     
     and town lots, upon a plan that was 
     
     afterwards. with some few changes 
     
     followed and carried intto eflfect. 
     
     as» the land became cleared -and 
     
     settled. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown, which was named 
     
     avfteftfiuean Charlotte, the wife= of 
     
     the then’ reigning sovereign of Eng- 
     
     landrGeorge the Third, is the 
     
     Capital c! Prince Edward island, 
     
     and has the distinction of being 
     
     one of the oldest-cities in Canada. 
     
     1t is situated on the Hiilsborough 
     
     River, on ground which rises from 
     
     the river in gentle heights to the 
     
     North, making it a Citfl "beautiful 
     
     for siLiiailon." The whole town 
     
     was divided into five hundred lots 
     
    
   
   
    
     84 feet wide, going hack 160 feet. 
     
     The streets running from the wat- 
     
     those 
     
     at right angles across the town 
     
     are 80 feet except the four between 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘nor’. reduced to 40 feet... There 
     
    
   
   
    
     PKWJQIIflP-QDBPOW 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     _ ‘should have done. _ 
     
     The sessions of the House of Aa- " i i ‘ 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     Confederation . 
     
    
   
   
    
     sbmbly were held in a ‘building that 
     
     lteodkun the corner of Queen and 
     
     Dcrchester Streets called the 
     
     “Cross Keys" It was a public house 
     
     kept by Alexander Richardson who 
     
     ‘was the clerk of the first assembly. 
     
     This first parliament oi eighteen 
     
     members does not seem to have 
     
     been a very formidable affair. The 
     
     colony was in its infancy and most 
     
     of bhe ‘representatives were mere- 
     
     ly Iwvlceai-flne memlber who left 
     
     his country home ‘for Uharlotte- 
     
     town, to attend the sessions oi the 
     
     House, said that during his vacant 
     
     hours he was framing a barn for 
     
     the Governor, and one day he said 
     
     io His Excellency, “What is the 
     
     use ofiny being herei‘ You and the 
     
     Attorney-General write all tbs Acts 
     
     and we have only to pass them, for 
     
     we are not able to amend them." 
     
    
   
   
    
     was a Common containing about 
     
     oiie hundred) Jcregi _ lbeiivveen the 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     L wider; 
     
    
   
   
    
     {in ma, whdntliis Island became 
     
     a self-governing Colony, Walter 
     
     Patterson was appointed its first 
     
     Governor, and the fol-lowing year 
     
     he lauded in Charlottetown, and at 
     
     once began to make arrangements 
     
     for the Government of the Colony. 
     
     His Council, which was appointed 
     
     by the Governor, and confirmed by 
     
     the Crown, consisted of the Chief 
     
     Justice, John Duport, the Attorney 
     
     General, Phillips Callback, John 
     
     Russel Spence,‘ Thomas Wright and 
     
     Patrick I-‘urgus. 
     
    

    
     On the 24th of September, 1770, 
     
     the Supreme Court held its first 
     
     sitting; and on the 12th August, 
     
     1771 the first Grand Jury assemb~ 
     
     led in Charlottetown. The ses~ 
     
     sions of the iGupr/eme Court were 
     
     held for more thou s. quarter of a 
     
     century iii l. building that stood on 
     
     the western corner of Queen and 
     
     King Streets, Charlottetown. 
     
    

    
     Up to this tllisl no Public Build- 
     
     ings had beenisrecbed although 
     
     Governor Psttorlon» had made 
     
     strong representations to the Bri- 
     
     tish Governuisliiifcr s sufficient 
     
     sum of money tor this purpose as 
     
     the island's grshbelf-need was 
     
     Jail, a church slid I Court House. 
     
     Without time "Government a... 
     
     only the shadow without the sub- 
     
     stance." ' ' 
     
    

    
     On m. m. of real-nary. ma, iui 
     
     Order in Council Twas passed pro 
     
     viding that s ‘house (if-representa- 
     
     tives or general assembly of the 
     
     inhalbltaits of this island be forth- 
     
     wiiih called. The numlber of the 
     
     representatives was fixed ‘at eight 
     
     sen, as in the opinion of the Gov- 
     
     ernor that many persons could be 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     found on thelllslid who would 
     
     make "respectsbls represents 
     
     "jiViBl." 
     
    
   
   
    
     i‘ The Council, which was then ful- 
     
     ly constituted, consisted oi nine 
     
     members. had botli lelislstive, and 
     
     executive‘ jurildictdoh. ‘When the 
     
     House of Assembly was in session 
     
     the Council est ss s ilesislstive 
     
     body and allowed or rejected the 
     
     Acts, of the House of Assunhly, 
     
     just as the Senate of Canada does 
     
     today with the Acts oi the Com- 
     
     mons. The members oi the Counc- 
     
     il were also the advisers of the 
     
     Governor. who wsl present with 
     
     them flan-they sat so s privy 
     
     council .. Tiler Insnfliell of this 
     
     Council were sot is any wsy ‘es- 
     
     ' Mitotic to the peepiej They were 
     
     stag by the Crown and held 
     
     fort-life." 
     
     The Legislature held. its first 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
            
     
           
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     t 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     "'51. 
     
    
   
   
    
     BY illilllll 
     
    
   
   
    
     7/‘ 11w‘ 
     
     "W" 
     
    
   
   
    
     a iiuiiaiiiz    ii 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     SMITH 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
       
     
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     undone thossztiiill 1* ~|iigq,-.».-..§,i,;, 
     
    
   
   
    
     ~ I k . » . 
     
     P111" i-iizqiipocir dish on 
     
     ""1 I" FsWlky-mao and at mo 
     
     session of the Lsgilflgggm n; March 
     
     of the seine year thvIG/ipg.“ A5. 
     
     aensbly granted a sum sufficiency; 
     
    
   
   
    
     erect u-nicnumeut to biaznieinory. - 
     
    
   
   
    
     Messrs Cambridge and IBowvcy. 
     
     two members of the Legislature 
     
     were appointed to have it executed 
     
     in London, the device or model to 
     
     be left to the ' decision of» the 
     
     artist, and the inscription to be-as 
     
     follows: "Sacred to the memory of 
     
     Phillips Cnllbeck.- Esquire, His 
     
     Majesty's Attorney-General, Lieut- 
     
     Colonel of Militia and late Speak- 
     
     er oi the Honourable House of As- 
     
     sembly oi this Province, by whose 
     
     order blils Monument is erected ag 
     
     a testimonyoi their ‘esteem, and 
     
     ‘a grateful tribute to ~s~ General 
     
     Benefactor of this Island, who de— 
     
    
   
   
    
     Nllion ia Oiisrlomuiwn in July 
     
     .4178. islt use hundred ‘years before 
     
    
   
   
    
     4!,‘ we. .. . i 
     
    
   
   
    
     the different time ._.. 
     
    
   
   
    
     working on» the bridge 
     
     Peter's Pond, €3.6— £1.80 
     
     . l1‘o 2 gals. nun to ‘the men at 
     
    
   
   
    
     on St 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     inuoiiio public  
     
     Public riionay received . . . . 
     
     ~ .1 
     
    
   
   
    
     7v 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     -i 
     
    
   
   
    
     isigiicc.) JOHN: weenie. 
     
     sent. cannons 
     
    
   
   
    
     l-‘roni iliis return it appears z 
     
     1691i hours of labour WQQQJIQIQ 
     
     B11 11M’ the value of ‘one’ ’ hour}. 
     
     four peace. This would ibe twew , 
     
     918111 Nitride‘ five shillings-woo 
     
     four pence; rigid the amount. pa; in 
     
     lieu pfgwor with _t_, page“ :'\i|.' 
     
     of ten pou ds, V‘ 15g" e a. 
     
     assessment lfor Chsrlottetdiwn For 
     
     the your 1797 flirty-two poui - u, 
     
     thirteen shillings and four 118i" i, 
     
     0r $140.Q0_ Who will not saytlir 
     
     former Iisvs were better than the 
     
     present? Then, when we consider 
     
    
   
   
    
     ings iby the assessors for rum. "to 
     
     four men at different times iliir. 
     
     1118 W911i!!!’ surely "Old times 
     
     have changed’; old manners gone." 
     
    
   
   
    
     For‘ the better security of the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     This closed Mr. Ohappelfs en. 
     
     tries regarding the building of the 
     
     Churclinnd it is fair to conclude 
     
    

    
     was about readiy for occupation 
     
     .it that time. , 
     
    

    
     The Church stood on Queen 
     
     Square near the site of tbepresent 
     
     hiwket building. ‘It had a. steeple 
     
     "11 l-T- ' west end in which was hung 
     
     .l bell. The- interior had a gallery 
     
     “‘-1'°B9 011a 011d, and at the oppo~ 
     
     -=iie_en_d. over the. “Communion 
     
     Tahlemwesn ii-‘ablets c9151“; “fr 
     
     L<-i~il'a Prevent-he Ten ihhniapd- 
     
     msiits amt-tbs .-Apostle's  Creed. 
     
     Thftl‘: ‘Tablets, qhion. were. 5"“,- 
     
     eiiied to. the Ch-unch hyrthe family 
     
     of Jlovcrllof‘ hi8 .2‘ - century 
     
     --'1<1 I uosi-ter sgousrmwqy on the 
     
     WllLii 0f Bl. vPeul'g..1Rg,g1*'b\agmlJ; 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     111B RXDenditure oi fourteen shill- Charlottetown, whereithey Mek- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dlaced when the ‘second Episcopal 
     
     Church building yggy.plgfu.,‘g‘wj_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Til-a Barracks were built 4.1mm 
     
    
   
   
    
     the same time as the Church on 
     
    
   
   
    
     King Streets that ,.bas.occupied its 
     
    
   
   
    
     early days of the last century. 
     
    

    
     Til-ere is also an old house You 
     
     the North aide of ‘Dorcliester 
     
     Street. it is the firstihouse east 
     
     from Poiynal Street and was known 
     
     in the early days ns “Mcl-‘heefs 
     
     Public , H0188.“ 1t was in this 
     
     house tliqt the late Bishop Mc- 
     
     Eachern always put up when be 
     
     meglehis Pastoral visits to Char- 
     
     lottetowii. 
     
    

    
     There is also a ve 
     
     the,.weet corner of Pownal 
     
    
   
   
    
     ry old house on 
     
     and 
     
    
   
   
    
     preeent site for the past one hund- 
     
     ssil yeam. . 
     
     .-84.,.,_.losepb‘a Convent, although 
     
     not one 41f the first houses erect- 
     
     eiiin ._Clisriqttetcwn _in the early 
     
     days! is one Mgtbqhgildest buildings 
     
    

    
     tdIll ill. the iflbaent tiine.. it 
     
     yagjuiit t’! 6i» Andrews inKiasIs 
     
     Gaimtvciairiiils. who», it. 101111.111- 
     
     .e_d,(or._ siyiiqegrs. unuiit wanna; 
     
     msveiitorihsliisiiliw“ "'- "34 
     
    
   
   
    
     acrlber had lately received a sup» 
     
     ply.oi genuine ‘matter. . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Thomas DesBrisny, Jun. 
     
     N. B. The poor will be iuoculat‘ 
     
     ed free of expense. 
     
     December 24th, 1810. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Apothecaries Hnli la now 
     
     owned by Hon. Geo. E. Hughes, 
     
     who took it over from the late 
     
     Theophllus DesBriasy, Esquire, 
     
     forty-seven years ego. . 
     
    

    
     A petition to the, Governor in 
     
     Council in "1810 from twenty-seven 
     
     of the inhabitants shows that Char- 
     
     lottetown. during the first 
     
     years of her history, had not made 
     
     very much headway in street lni= 
     
     provemsnts. These petitioners 
     
    
   
   
    
     forty| 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     to-psyibls nopectsao the-Gwen 
     
     oi- who gavehis his choice, either 
     
     to come and see him at once on 
     
     parade or to wait‘ until the next 
     
     day. when be would receive him 
     
     at Government House. The Bishop 
     
     preferred the latter plan and with- 
     
     drew in the meantime to a decent 
     
     inn kept by a. Methodist family of 
     
     the name of Bagnsli. There he re- 
     
     lved the-visit of General Fann- 
     
     ing, formerly ‘Governor of the 
     
     place, ‘of Chief Justice Coiclough 
     
     and oi the principle psreonsges of 
     
     the town. The Chief Justice on the 
     
     following day invited the Bishop. to 
     
     celebrate Mass in the Court House 
     
     that hehad cleaned out expressive- 
     
     ly as the workmen were still in lt. 
     
     it was there that the Catholics‘ of 
     
     the tpwu__ and vicinity met" on 
     
     "Thursday. The Bishop agreed all 
     
     the more willingly, that on the 
     
    
   
   
    
     "humbly request to he allowed to 
     
     have the Statute ‘Labor for this 
     
     year applied to the clearing 
     
     widening of Weymouth 
     
     rom the banks of the 
     
    

    
     iver to the St. Peter's 
     
     which will thereby effect 
     
     sage for teams, etc., coming t0 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     Hillsbci-o 
     
     Road, 
     
     s free 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
           
     
           
     
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
         
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
     previous day he had been obliged 
     
     tn celebrate the Holy Mysteries in 
     
    
   
   
    
     "*1 a Catholic Tavern in the absence 
     
     Street o; 
     
    
   
   
    
     more cenvenienit place. in s 
     
     little exhortstion that be addrer 
     
     sedthe people in very bad English. 
     
     he did not forget to insist on the 
     
     necessity of their thinking soon’ of 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
           
     
         
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
              
     
          
     
        
     
          
     
       
     
          
     
         
     
          
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
              
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
           
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
     The Governor 5am “You w". do Pam‘! m“ 1"“ m“ tweflfif°ixhtg Colony in those early 11ers m. wamitlio lilild now fronting Dundas and put iii tsqgwqggn it noivmce ‘an going from town." Up to this m, cough-um“... 0g s chapel goi- 
     
     h tusr soon" The m nth re d“ °' 'F°1"““"' o“ °“’““- and rumours of war, in; Laglgh. Efllllllnulc and sis described u. copies, iiivss. placed ._ iwn iun- 11111911140111 froatins- on Wav- vviiioii iio gave a titular Saint- 
     
     ° ‘ ° e" ' 39W" 11111111811 B1"! Nmiil- *5" - "s - . .1 . - ’ oath Btrest had not been imrrov- Saint Dunstan of Canterbury. and 
     
     ‘med “A! mo“ u me bu.“ l? “w 46 year“, __ _ lure a. its sitting in 1800 linseed w iegvalrti‘ history 11f Prince“ Ed new and hnuled to G letovién w “d no lmuflngs had been he expressed a hope m“ by u“ 
     
     “med I ‘m so home and never an Act requiring all male persons B!“ “ma “s M °wa"_ T!“ by 191*” 9' u" u“ "WHQ; erected inthat "section of the town. can and activity of ‘Mr. McEacli- 
     
     come back to me House's; and h‘ For “m8 reason this Monument between. the ages of sixteen and‘ arracke consist oi two separate The farmers along. the route W8- yiio first Bciiool Brine erected in gm, mi; 5.3mm, would be bum in 
     
     m! a. good u his word It ‘out was “w” erected but a Emu“ any, mfldm‘ m n“. “mam m ranges of buildings, each 260 feet plied relays of llorselloithat fresh iéiiaiifiiietows called the Natlon- the course of the next spring on a 
     
     in that regard ' ' ii b t‘ ow feet 1.; 1, bear arms and attend muster and 1h ionsrh. which front each other. "lie were always svsusolcss the al Gobi-Y‘ "i" .}’“‘3;~‘ui ' n!‘ we“ Place of iwi Offered for ti"? 1""- 
     
     . Yvitlliethsdoililizcfiplziim “P? C. 179:» military exercises in the complain; being divided by a spacious por- huildlils proceeded along u“ ‘ML ernlgéaarngétsxstvfilahézli B‘ i1. ° ‘pas: b dgiiirs-vlggllllberlzlzwqsutgjwllil: 
     
    

    
     ‘m m3 “my ‘mrmd’ “m “s m“ wa but at tiio iiouo of the grave 1“ which 118v 11101116 be enrolled. “de- '1"°Y ‘"8 “aicillmi-‘d i° 4°- Th“ "Mm" "m" “miiivl hi’ W" 11:11"! li owe ‘mule 011 the 6.1‘- b r to enwuriw: 1w in 1161' 
     
     111801111191‘! 01 1118 Government was t s k me a 0t Th“ “one Bu" _ This Act also pmvidad mutiny commodcio upwards of three hvun- 10111 511111118 iSchool. and attached ‘posits corner s ‘“ m“ “m” mm‘ ii ' Iworthy intention. Chapels 
     
     being set in operation, and the ‘r 12ml the xurial round on mm Mam; “we” 1n ca“ o; an mvashmiilred men with their officers. A to the (lonvent is coniparstiv-olyiThis homely wmch ined 01kg]: are oveigywner: rileecssarly, ‘Killian 
     
     Supreme iCourt established. the ls- :32“; “Charlottetosn when u ghoul“ be made by Rum‘ firs‘ m, handsome colonsde runs along the new but the old building remains‘  111'“ wfifxw, m“  ‘in ‘in: ‘eiiwemhe: ‘gnaw 
     
     loud of St. John, and especially ' lighting. a beacon 011119 gum u front of each range, the WhOIQ as originally constructed.  _ "‘ ', _‘__ _x"\l,:‘ r 5 1o "'5 
     
    

    
     was pmced one hump-ed ma v by a nei dwelling diinz t x a e expo ed 80 
     
     Charlottetown the [seat of Goveru- ‘went {we . ea“ ago but wmlom ofithe hill on Queen Street, in Ch r. are painted white, and though flat The Rev. James Buipit was the summn . ‘ ‘We m? ch’ Iomamnu  (‘mghphi 
     
     ment, seems to have fallen under m“ ‘in mguou few’ ‘Quay coumhonetnwu‘ and by “flag We gum roofed have a respectable appear- first Methodist Minister stationed U T-h-e following cxtruoi, ‘lpyvvj l  . v kfinorelor III  
     
     evil ways. Twogiarfle “homing deck he], r“! meaning or know “Hat Patterson's Battery and ‘m, once, and in point of accomodation in Charlottetown. He was sent iglliailaiigulii1ogvvlsiil 11!;;'~‘iii1‘1\i:eVl'-n> I " ~ " - ' 
     
     ‘belonging to Beverly in New 3118' f: the 18M reams’ lace at one two gum, a; Tartar? wharf Nmflare not. surpassed iry any Barracks out by the London Missionary So- und 1812 by Mofingnti ' 1050p“ my n _ _ 
     
     .1“‘1-R1:1'1i'ed in Charlottetown iiur- "m" i‘ . - m; pm o; m, an oftisersaac Wmmwiflildatfl “i N9'E'-‘..A."‘.°€-‘°°-. will“! wills P1991 “iiiviiiii-"Siiihtifi °"~ m” m‘ octave» Iilesais. nisiiorwrcnoooi-"iciitii  " - 
     
    

    
      -__-  . _- happens-hare °i~th9=wifiag¥ °' .. 1,‘ .-  ‘$53158 “o” tftoJbenr arms ohms time inblflfliire 111s e '1101i1itni. a 01' Jiily- 1307- 711198 Yew 111i"? will give a very good description reipolld _ on .o c.8118,‘ y h is: 
     
    

    
      "a I W“ ~ '  "Eff WW1“ "'3 '1' ‘ '1' , appeal. complete Wm, the“, armsstore for provisions, and another the Methodist Society purchased gf tliizqhoslpi-tolity of the-pong}: vitstion m the Mgutenalzt “a: 
     
    

    
     I _V nil‘, Tfllgiiowliig cor-r s'-r Th“ n  o0 of,“ "u" o; and ammumflon accoru’-gv1m m ‘for. ordinance, and a wharf. 1n apiece oi’ land one the north side 0W I i" “lei-Wm “P119313 3° - 110i‘. in ‘iiiis “Y, ° 
     
     P°'"1°°°° "$111M" P1111111" 9M1" the iriifubiisiiifi otfwCharloi-teigwn directions of o... Mi, e1 front o: the iOWIl 24s f-eet i.. or Richmond isiroot. between {Tytfflgsnrfiistrtiinfiiaii- wflhhoflresptliifii‘: ..‘.‘.’..“;,.‘i°'.‘ 11.1., @115“ xiiiiiircuviiig‘ 
     
     beck, administrator of the Govern- who were g-equjred to perform t - longtli is (i150 a, military erection) Queen and Pownal Streets and er- u,“ n ‘Funny “gm Wm.“ w‘ I_ Mm _,|.. we (ouqq. 
     
     ma!" and L015 13111111111111" W1" 8W8 Statute Labour on the streets for .Th|s A“ “'1' “m be m!“ 1" This (wharf which is at the foot of ecteil their first place of worship. I l mg ‘s’! ani - rried oiii his is\en- 
     
     some idea of the extent of these the yeai’ i797 gives the names of Vol. 1 of tile Revised Statutes of Queen 3L w“ men culled Kgng-s preyioug [Q m1; [hgy held services 1 ‘aflginxeregglnglstggypg: u:  tipn ofmlpbt . ~' that some 
     
     outrages. all themioosgholrlgrs in tlieqttmwil. this Province and the summit o] wharf ' m we 0m ‘Court Home which w“ ‘tam 15.31;?! was: “iranslatgg tram Evedning i‘ wlliilfili! his work 101' 
     
    

    
     the nii er ours o , nu ems m" on Queen Street (at the I ' ' F 1 1 u, t 1 F h b m I t J d o, _ . 
     
    

    
     “on we 17m n; November my" Labour to be performed and the Canadian Bunk comer) “ma” wggiioizié.“ (“iillgiuglllgélrefgle eagles: 515:5? Governor ann ng or s ‘Alfieyiellc y e a e u so The wmuw Muwmmd of Tmch 
     
     two Privateer schoouers belonging zvndgltndoorfe “neg Mm m He“ M ‘umct’ hi" n mm" be dun?!“ m") emcied 1°’ themselves 5°05 -A.s tlic Methodist ‘Society Srew nit was on 'i‘uesday' morninz. ggrilzvivlho lilfdliifiilowtf: 13:11: in‘; 
     
     to Beverly 1n New Elnslund. 011a of 3 to find Patterson's Batterypr Tu. lava-e ilwriiina iwufsfl inocflmm‘ in Charlottetown this first chapel July ma. 1e12, tiiouwe landed iii. whmfi, ‘Masha, Inoflslon, m 
     
     them armed with six six-bouncers iur's Wharf which were the prin- 9'7"’ “ u“ m” “y” i 1"” ‘°°' n t 0 Md m Charlottetown, where the Bishop u, m r d c o; our vgyage a 
     
    

    
     d h E ’ us they found their hearings in the ‘became 1°" “m” ° a“ m a k Wm m“ h w“ peeled b 9 1'9 1111 91' . 
     
     an t Bother wlthmulempounders ' ° “PM ‘Mimi!’ swim“ 0n 111V“ land of tleir adoption soon began the con rQatlon and land was no g e a ex y 8119M! 11111-951‘ ¢11°°1i°9 * ‘m M" 
     
    

    
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     and each with a number of swivels ‘g; g ‘if. ' ' ‘ r " the Lieutenant Governor and desir: MugPhQfi a Catholic lnnkeeper had 
     
    

    
     m Q o dred and fifty years ago. to arise rind build. and ut the beg- cured on m, come,- og Pflncg and ~d b G e l F. l d6 1d d t .. . v . , 
     
    

    
     and seventy-five men, arrived in in lgnlng 0g mu 11m century there e y e“ n‘ a“ “'5' c e Q made us breed and p118"? 1-119 
     
    

    
     3 m I - i h _ Richmond Streets ‘for the P11111059 appear in clerical dress, foresee- Commandum of the gal-freon pm- 
     
    

    
     Charlottetown. the capital of I-[is n g g The first Public Buildings of any were about sixty houses in C m‘! o‘ erect“: a “us” bundmg. Th“ mg m“ he and ms companion cured mm a to“ and Boldiem m 
     
    

    
     Majesty's island of ‘St. John. where E Q 3 kind erected in Charlottetown were Lsggetvwgi- T1195“ 1111115?” were" ‘:70 ch“ e1 w" opened m 1835 Bud w“ won“; l" respected, and m“ i; escorfhim and Ms Mme m the 
     
    

    
     iresided. They immediately made -"‘ the Episcopal Church * an me ere“ “m” m“! s y es’ a 1 "p ‘ the Protestant portion of the cltl- 00m“. n r ~' in the harbour.- 
     
    

    
     P11111l1 91111119611» E511 43 . 11 - way from the log cabin of Black used by m6 Methodist pggple of t i he“ t m i m 3011 _ . . . 
     
    

    
     preparations to fire on the town Thomgg wright, Egq 43 Military Barracks. gum M, n“; p151. pom], to the fine u. tt t ‘vim several m 5°“ “"9 “a °n s a ° s 5h All parted gaily. the p001‘ Ab“ 
     
    

    
     . ThOIDBB n 1i i . i l Hfllliiflil in c '° ° °""' °‘ m“ e"".“°'.d‘“"¥ °°““““" ‘i Beuhiell. Mt on the as" ""11 
     
    

    
     at the sometime their Command es rsey, Esq 1.4 in a speech in the House of dwelling of Colone provmlents and addmo“ “um would ha for “my! merely an object _ t u“ caesium o‘ h“ 
     
    

    
     e" Wm, armed puma,’ landed James Curtis, Esq 48 Assembly: in 1780, Governor Fan- Q??? wit?“ IV“: ]'"“’.'1w“g1(fet11'3_ me Dream" brick chufcfwas er. of ‘curiosity without provoking shyffieglianomimlo; was the on], m; 
     
    

    
     .   . in order toupreserve the sytflttgflfgthir  E  “m; “m; qgjnce the last meeting at; 311$; a hotuisesp cage m umrfit Baud m4“; y kind of insolence. The result‘ p ov- who med “M, on seem; himself 
     
    

    
     town from being burnedcl deterin- 0mm" Bum: 11° ' sq ‘s of the (leneral Assembly l hay; "(ggi-Qood “m; 3m‘... long 5mm mum ' in n ‘I'D more m Chap 9d 1;1c11t1:es1111-V°'11°9il1‘151‘1 1P 1 9-“ separated from. his Bishop and his 
     
     ined to face them singly. Upon Capt Mmnwuryng’ ’ 43 purchased a house belonging to into decay or were destroyed by] t“ m“ d “gm I Canada c“ u ' friends.’ 
     
    

    
     their isudins 111°? made mo a nris< d 1.4 Captain Burns. a part of which i "Ye-I. - . ‘m’ °‘"‘ 5"‘ m” Y “ ' 0i the three 1W1“ rwlwed 111 ill! 1x12 the first Court House 
     
    

    
     oner and instantly conveyed me on arm‘?! Jilalyl an 32 have appropriated as a Cha el fo M“? “t m“ h°“"°5 "t this “r1” t“ m“ "Othqnfloa Ha“ 0n u" 51' 3°11“: ' 'I51“'“‘1' "m “"1 "m 1" was erocted- on the Western Cor- 
     
    

    
     . A ex. Mclli an . l1 1' iei- period had large firepiaceslcom" ,1‘ queen and Grafton grass-namely, Princetpwn or Mab n” ,1 Qua, swam 1; w“ “no 
     
     board one ot~the Prlvateers, after John Webster 48 the performance of public Divine ‘him 1n the kitchen nmlnneys Wm. straw!‘ It w“ eswbmhed m 1810 “qua my and Gzorfietawn on for me Supreme Court u w." as 
     
     which. they proceeded to commit Wm. iownsend. .3841 - 1.4 I Service during the time my Moat, ,s swinging crane 0n which the b Th m“ DésBflsu n son o! we that, or Three Rivers. ‘be latter, h‘, Chimbem m. the Ho“, o; 
     
     the most wanton and flagrant out- John Cambridge. E841 48 Gracious Sovereign shall be pleas- .9915 M141 11811195 We" 1111115515‘? "- y ° s h“ De 8"“ “mo; however, is on a. very advcntasé- ‘newly “q Lqgisiagiveydqunoii 
     
     rages on Governor Patterson's and 11°11" 31"“ ' 48 ed to continue me in the Govern- I11"? 11°11 W" W111i *1 111m‘ n“ R°v"'Th°°p u. a ‘y’ 9“ 511° “d “- l” w b“ imp“ m“ uhtil‘1847 when the Provincial 
     
    

    
     , Alex. Richardson 1.4 ‘ " I d 907381‘ might be seen on the crane of Charlottetown. The following it'will become populous. as soon Baud“; w“ bum, The Court, 
     
     my house. I may say they possess Joseph lsmyth . L‘ Jnent of this slap . wberelll’ which was‘ called n bake-pan. in adveruaflment taken from me gs merchants, innkeepers and Home w“ ‘merwards “fled as i; 
     
     ed themselves of the whole of my wwflam wow is there will be a saving of this pin the bread for the family weekiY “Beard” publish‘!!! h] mgchgnlgg come w egtahngh mm. Postman “d m, (mucus for the 
     
     property to the amount of upwards Job Glmom 32 ten pounds a year to the public III baked. and 50011 1116114111 WM- h 1 "Grown M that “we Wm selves here. In the meantime Chm‘- (my government, 
     
     of two thousand pounds sterling n 32 which has ‘heretofore been annual 3111"‘. 991L511- am“ hem‘ kneaded C Mo ' ilPi-‘emwn “m” 111° “ML n“ e1‘ The first Judge who occupied 
     
    

    
     th ii a ith m .130“ Budd’ B“ ' I‘ iii fo til hi r ‘r0 f “i? ‘Wm’ “u” 1°‘"’°”' w“ m" l“ “m” “m” m“ °‘ ‘h’ m“ b“ "i"! riiuation- 17"" Pwflvsci. l"? the bench in Zthis Court House was 
     
     111111 111611 e)’ 55 9 W 9 "1 William Wilson 53 Y 11a- h" 9 m ° i‘ °m ‘)7 the all 011 11118 914.1118 "V" a 1911i“ lnegg in liiose earlydays. breadth of its streets. of which Chm “who cu“;- Colclouh. 
     
     Mr. Wright. oiie of the (101111911 ‘David Dubeoiim _ 32 _ l1 Bliiirflll- woo firs. The top of the pan was widest are 100 feet ibroad, and. the ,1“ opening ‘he 91m“ o; m9 sup- 
     
     snd Surveyor-General, whom they George Stsgmsn 32 The Episcopal Church was built iloirered with hot 010111115. ‘this: "Vi: Thomas DesBrlany, Jun. 11111101131“ 6°. 11-1111 h elesllwod 01 tome 9min, chief Justice Col- 
     
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     wit-h their depredaticns on the J h R M 1 Square on rand described as all g  1 k eneil. 1,65,“, erected, m1 ma; one any to h“ “Manes M u", mot o, 
     
     whole of my property. they sougnthgzalfr‘ ° u“ 32 -4 that part of. Queen Square lyiiil m‘: “m”; 151:3!“ 0' a ‘£310 “at: AN APOTPIECABYS SHOP 21,15 gown wiii ogcupy s place ‘Pawn! strut and escort mm u, 
     
     am. Callback for the scram. logo”: flfffmm - 32 ' weal, oi Greet 9110186 Bimh" alwiiaey: zoned; rlordfiy grgain “Q. in Charlottetown and intends to mfllilgxlie rlnostAlieauéifuiltcitiliillgi lhQ Court House. The Sheriff went 
     
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     use their own words of cutting Thom“ ‘launder 32 616111- (180188 $11981 111 111111 "m9 would buy or sell pu any occasion. supply the medical wants oi the ihizppunrzfirstna qgegngma “Kean ahead tladflliizv-iigflbiéthWii-gg 
     
     her throat, because sits was aJemeu wsnbali. 32 "I1 through the centre of the a: farmeri who “W511! 7°“? “if lnlishitaits in seller!“ ‘#1111111 11° l; h“ no; m, M, Qytupulgncg ma; "time! bani“ flbhoé‘ m we m” 
     
     daughter of sMr. Coffin at Bos John Compton 1_4 51111516. B1111 811 1116 W951"! 1W1! ‘all: 1I'i1:81"fd“;‘§k‘€g-dt. l 331%‘; d a: offers for sole a. variety of genu- h, go 51,131“ gncmomj-egi, Tim-g ‘o! the “net The Columbus, am, 
     
     ton, who ls remarkable for his at- gglhizidfitiiiiri 32 1-4 ""1191 11111111101‘ (311111011 111119011952 ha?!“ hum buy a m 5 p“ new", ine _ 1i} ilillgengllilmill or  “unfit: wore badges on their cost. collars 
     
     “‘°h““‘“‘ ‘° °°-"°"‘“‘°“" Fmw“ Alex. uotii. a2 w "a haunt’ a“°""'d' m? WW1" i?“ "I ha“ m“ 1 w‘ DRUGS mm) Mnnicima snod .1... elegant barrscizls for the “i.°‘£".31"3l.i“‘f.f.'u{“ 2:12:12 
     
     ateiy she was at my farm four Samuel Haddock 43 “"1113” Pd 9"‘ "1 ""5 °"'-°"“ fell y0l1- 151113211 .h ""3 aiwisz’; ‘ . soldiers nnfl 1.01" 11119 01111161"! 01 111° gm. l 
     
     111119! 1111111111- 91" 11 15 mm“ h" Benjamin Pollard 32 -' ha" or m” ‘square’ which m“ m‘ "ignéahdowiitltl: ‘iarjffgd at m; l-ie is sorry that from various and ggrrigon. separated 1mm qua jg. In m“ the Rom.“ Clmonc my 
     
     ‘Putnam would h". M,“ “ma; Bum wood‘ L‘ iginslly intended for a Jail. was ‘bl-Yule “i: trad; discuvered m“ unexpected disappointments his other by n vast and suherb court w" o; Chnrkmaiown procureq me 
     
     to their savage iiooiariitioiis. lt Daniel oi-suciue a2 taken for the Episcopal Church. y“ pmkflm w“ on me m, m" Buppneg ha... M, be... ,0 “lanai... vsrd- Tile! ulerriisxi   isnii on which the present Cathed- 
     
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     si violators of domestic felicity 310F911 Gary m as began on lhe 28ml or April. 1800. “Wittqfiwfire srloiiniifltlailfg: vtilcullduldi: the present the we q; some an. 1R0”. N“, Brunswick. They uziadagcwas “w. ‘or an)". m“ 
     
     h." hm h" “Whom a candle to L c lardciiianlie 83 and the building was finished the ‘u’. $6 rlefefl ‘life-e and grgspfng me icles is unavoidably limited to are commanded by Captain Shore, a quarter o; . century u“; was 
     
     burn, s singleglsss of wine, or a M13112“ .1222“  next yssr was» the followins entries . in mrw B“ the hot can‘ and Bmuue, quantifies than h, “Hana. alalstgltiflflzl‘ 31113:?’ twolix-‘tiirxis 113:2; then removed furtaiei- Westtfln 8:21a- 
     
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     sufficiency of provisions of J11? Robert tlillmer 32 "M" 1mm“ :°“'P§1,1F°P‘ b1’ 3W1 turned the bread out on the table. ed, however, as he intends to con- wh ch h! “m ‘m! Imam“ to ned Street to ma e room u n 
     
     aimin Chsppeli at that period will’ lAs the ife was heard comins 1 h 1 r911 111'" Cal-Wink Wm“ w“ b“ t” 
     
     brand kind. most cf the furniture John Condos , 1.4 t can“ “Yaw "Thaw take “ at duct this estab is ment in future the cqnyuamn u; mo“ who y,“ w. me some u“ 
     
     of her houce taken iuway, and for Augustus Killporli 32 ‘Mw- u ‘- ago ‘Rpeuce and Hm m. on a more general plan he wilil cuscd ‘uirn. Near the barracks and The men appointed as governors 
     
     whit" Lknow all her clothes. They Jim" 3791*“ 32 "mom Aw“ 23rd’ Both or uqd-Yzzifiile ‘it is a good bargain at 10119 “To .10 116 1680111117 111111 5111' am ma! 13”“ é)‘ :':€°:1'°.;‘1“c*:n:3‘ of this island in this earl); colonial 
     
    

    
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     opfllilily have taken away all iior  wit”!  ' may the Square with 1i that. i flclenbly provided with everything audYa mm mrfhen on themm  11:12:22,  "gee t2; $13“: m“ 
     
     belt 1111118! “B11191 “m1 h” John mwmooq 3g ,, _ ' ' When the wife came with fire in '°‘1“1""1 i" m“ m“ °1 Mflnen- gpoint jutting into the river “$411053 min; in the present demo- 
     
     pjnge, brgcelets, etc, none of which Gem.“ ammo“ u‘ _Apil| 24th. The Church Square M“ a" he and’ “w! l“ "EM l." Families in the country remote look House with equip pieece  "Me in‘ The mo" nomma 9;. 
     
    

    
     d» V" 19V9119i1 11111 11111111911 11y u", from medical assistance may he hrbillcry. These two batteries l" pie of this characteristic vms 
     
     have been restore . Jacob Hart 82 lemm- mhy" - buy you another brand new pust supplied Mm “mun-u tout“, all the protection of the tows- any“ w m. ggeeiieney 
     
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     $11" 3 "5"" M fawn“ d”. Samuel Flamingo all "N°v' “h n“ “h” ome’ ‘ (Mn 1111110 11:“ for u‘ "mung" and a with written directions ss to their Win dztriilltthéfldrgstiigdilionAiif 22th:: ma,"  smiméouieliom 
     
     Mr. Callback sndMr. Wriliii- N" Alex. Fullerton 82 13111119811‘! 11011) 1n the Woods for‘ ' l uses and applications. Lieutenant Governor. ibelfiliifll- “a $1.21.: than ins 
     
     rived in Gsmbridce. illlllsiiwsi-l! 00¢!" 0111111111; i? the church." ‘ The olden house in Charlem- N. n. Prescriptions made up wiiii wrotU to t-iiiiitax for ammunition m, w“. on...“  had 
     
     and were taken before President 3011i- Nlfil ' 33 "NW- 13"“ “MM” m1‘- Chlil- town toils! 1' I 111111111118 011 111B accuracy and dsspstcii "i" h" "m" 5°" ""1 1°’ Mm- ilis rosldfliis in tileliiiibfv  
     
     Washington. who. after hlsrins 33:5: 23L?“ P 1s 8 o oil's other son) went ilo thewvoods South side of Dorchoster Street Cow-Pox inoculation. zzautefiltzmsggziz‘ °'.Flo°o-  necks, all .0101,‘   
     
     the story of the treatment they‘ ' to Iii the church timber." west it ls on the corner of Dor- Heads of families for their xxmum" m mqwiutth, ‘my, Tim" » . ya“ a 
     
     had received. gave them their w °_ ‘M; ‘d801, April 17th. Richard turns cheater and Union Streets. it was chlldfgn “d n“ mim- pgfgon. h. “yum Con,“ a 3w mm ' i_ ~ t utyut 
     
    

    
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     freedom with the remark that the Church ball for steeple." ‘ originally owned by Samuel Bsg- mo“; or gygllm‘ 111mm“; p; ‘when the Bebop land d. is sddizlon the rsgnisrs stow 
     
     thghggalofg him so” the tiiingt Atisouvit cl ‘Public miney  out "May 4th, At turning the 11H‘! ‘nib-where he kept a public house the beam: of the Cow-Pox.l_nocnl~ C_'_1_’_1_*_°,'n1_'h°9 ‘m: hmffmao‘ b7 ionld i the rtsch. that‘! 7.. 
     
    

    
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