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     Council Office, 
     
     15th ArniL. 1867. 
     
     E; is Excellency the Lieutenant Governor in CHUNG” 
     
     has heen pleused to make the followingt appoint- 
     
     ments \iz: J'llcssrs. John Cos/in and John O'Neill. of 
     
     Sumlm-rside. tn lit: Prt‘Vt'ltilH‘ ()lliet'i's and Land \Vuit- 
     
     ers, in terms of the Act nt 15) Victoria. mp. I. 
     
    
   
   
    
     (.‘llAl-tIJ-Is Iiiasititis.—\Y. (3.13.0 
     
     Council Office. 
     
    
   
   
    
     2.3m ArniL, 1868. 
     
     " IS EXCt‘llt‘l‘H')‘ the Lieutenant Governor in Council 
     
     has lM-t-n pleased to make the t'nllnuing appoint- 
     
     ments. viz: .lir. T/mm:13 Lynch. nl' Charlottetown. to 
     
     he a Preventive (“liner and Land \Vaiter. in the plane, 
     
     of Mr. Jolt Benin, resigned—in terms nt‘ the Act of 
     
     19 Vietnria. cup. 1. JlII'. George F. Kati/man. of 
     
     (Iliarlnttetmvn. to he l’reVentive Ollieer and Land 
     
     \Vniter. for the purpose o.’ hoarding Steamers on their 
     
     arrival—in terms of the ReVenue Act passed in the 
     
     late St’Ssinn. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     CII ARLES DESBRISAY, (7.13.0. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Council Office. 
     
     l5lll APRIL. 1868. 
     
    

    
     IS Excellency the Lieutenant Governor in Cnnneil 
     
     H has been pleased to make the following appoint- 
     
     ments. HZ: 
     
    

    
     'l‘n he Justieo of the Peace for Print-e County... 
     
     IIrnry Sltwart .llacNul'l, Esquire. of l'rinCetnwn Roy- 
     
     any. 
     
    

    
     'l‘n he. Justices of the Peace for King's County—- 
     
     EI/IL'(I.((/ ICC/churn. Esquire, 111.]’. l’.. Snnris: JlII’. 
     
     Jilz'r/met' flIart‘ormtzck. nl' Launehing. Township Num- 
     
     ln-rFtI'Ly-fix’e; Jllr. Allan fllzthmmlrl. of 'l'nu'nship 
     
     No. 59. CHARLES Dlflb‘lililSAY, C.E.C. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Valuables Freehold Ljroperty 
     
     Ft) it SALV- 
     
     VH‘O llt‘ sold hy Auetinn. at the Colonial Building, at 
     
     ’l‘welve n‘t-lnt-k. noon. on the Sixth day ol Novem- 
     
     ber. A. I). 1865. under and h)‘ \‘irtne of :1 pnwel' of 
     
     sale, (‘Ullitlllil'tl in tt t't‘t‘tuin ln'lt'titure Ht Mortgage. 
     
     hearing date the lst. duy nl March. A. I). 18.3%. and 
     
     made hetWeen John '1‘. l‘idm-ll. nt' Cli:tt'lmtet0\\'n. in 
     
     Prince Edward Island. and lilizuheth. his wife. of the 
     
     One part. and the llnnnurahlo ('liarle.s Young, of the 
     
     same plaee. (ti t. 0 other part, and hr 1). Certain deed of 
     
     aSsigliuietit. hearing date the ‘23rd May. Ad). 1856, 11s- 
     
     sig'ned and transfer-rial hy the said Charles Young to 
     
     Joules l’enke. ot Cliarlnttetmvn, Esquire, (now de- 
     
     ceased). all ‘liztt il‘itt'i, piece or puree] nt land being the 
     
     northern moieties or half parts of Town Lots fins. 81 
     
     and 8'2. in the first hundred of Town Lots in (Thal'lntte- 
     
     tnwn. sure and (‘Xt'epl that part. of Town Lot No. 8| , 
     
     occupied and in the pnsSessinn nl l’unl 'l‘ro.v:tn, hound- 
     
     ed as lnllnws: commencing at u road ten feet wnle, 
     
     leading from Sydney street to Dnrthstt-rstreet, thence 
     
     running west- in {re nt of Sydney street. thirty-tire leet; 
     
     thence running snnth seventy-five feet tn at road ten 
     
     feet Wide. lending to the road uhnve mentioned; thence 
     
     runnng east thirty—{ire feet: thence north Serenity- 
     
     fire feet to the place of ('UlllIllt‘llCenit'llt, together With 
     
     all and sigulur the huildings. hnnSes,nut-houseS. yards, 
     
     gardens. and improvements thereon. situate at the. enr— 
     
     ner of Prince and Sidney Streets, in Lhurlnttetnwn 
     
     aint‘esnid. ‘ 
     
     Fnr further particulars. enquire at the nfhne of Ed- 
     
     ward J, Hodgaon, qu., Barrister-ut-Luw, Charlotte- 
     
    
   
   
    
     t. . v 
     
     0“” CHARLES YOUNG. 
     
    
   
   
    
     B. L. A. PEAKE, Trustees and 
     
     1). HUDGSUN, Executors of 
     
     JAMES PEAKE. James Peake. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ch‘town. 28th April, 1868. 6m 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Tenders for a Sailing Packet between 
     
     Charlottetown, Shediac and 
     
     Cascumpec. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Colonial Secretarv’s Office. 
     
     APRIL 2311!. 1868. 
     
    

    
     gEALlll) 'l‘liXlllC {S will he l‘t’t‘t‘lVL’ll at. this ()tIice 
     
    

    
     until WEDNESDAY. the 20th day of MAY next, 
     
     at 2 o‘clock. p. m. from any person or persons being 
     
     Willing to l'urnish the (low-ruinent “ithit i'ilSi-Stllliflg: 
     
     sranntsh, suhstuntial VESSEL. of not. less than 50 tons 
     
     liui'den. O. M” having good etthin {It‘cmmnmlittinns for 
     
     passengers, and heing sulfieiently manned, (ltitl fully and 
     
     properly equipped and apparled, and subject in all 
     
     thing‘s to the, approval of the Government. The said 
     
     Vessel to he required to run onee a. fortnight betWeen 
     
     the ports of Charlottetown, Shedme. antithtaninpec. 
     
     from the iii-st (lay of JUNE next, until the 313: day of 
     
     DIiCEXHHCR. or the close 01 navigation in the present. 
     
     year. l863. 
     
    

    
     The Tender is required tn name the ago. tonnage. rig 
     
     and :teeninmlations of the Vessel tendered, and ulsnthe 
     
     sum whieh the 'l‘einlerer will engage to perform the 
     
     whole term of serviCe for; and farther, also, the names 
     
     of t \Vn personSnt known responsihility. who will hecome 
     
     hound t‘nr the due performance of the Service. All 
     
     freight and puss:th money to he the property of the 
     
     owner of the VI‘SSel. The 'l‘euderis required to express 
     
     on its «.zovvr: “ Tender for Charlottetown, Shediuc and 
     
     Cuseurnpee Pucker. Service. 
     
    

    
     The Government is not bound to accept the 10Wcst 
     
     Tender. 
     
    

    
     GEORGE COLES, 
     
     Colonial Secretary. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Road District No l, Queen’s Conn/y. 
     
    
   
   
    
     WILL sell at l’uhlie Am-tinn. on Monday, the 18th 
     
     day of War, to the lowest, hidder, the repairing oi the 
     
     following Roads and Bridges z—Cnmmeneing at the 
     
     Count}; line. hetWet-n Lots 16 and 20. at the hat-l: nf' 
     
     \l’illiam Evens” land. at 8 n‘elnt-lt. a. m.; from Irish 
     
     Town to the shore road. at. 1 o’eloek, p. m.; two 
     
     Bridges zit l).i\'itl Johnston’s Mills. at 5 o’clock. p. m. 
     
     'l‘uesday. the 19th. enmnieneing zit. Caldwell's Bridge. at 
     
     8 o‘clock; l'rnni Camphelltnwn to Stanley Brit gs. at. 10 
     
     n‘elnt-k: t'rnin Found's Mills to E. lli-nery's Mills, at 
     
     1'2 n't-lnt-k; new road from l’rineetnwn Road to Corhett’s 
     
     Settlement, linad, '2 o’clock; lrnm Rattenhry's Road to 
     
     Millrule Road, at. 3 o‘clock: Fraser Road. at 4 o’clock; 
     
     ltntn-ntmry Mill Road. at 5 o’clock; old Town Road, 
     
    

    
     and Bridges. at (5 o‘clock. 
     
    

    
     SAMUEL DURANT. 
     
     Road Commissioner. 
     
     Margute. April 24, 1868 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Road District No. 7, Kings County. 
     
    

    
     HE Suhseriher will set up and Sell. to the lOwest 
     
    

    
     hidder. the repairing of the Roads and Bridges of the 
     
     ahnve district. as follows:——On Monday. the 11th day 
     
     of May next. at 8 o’clock. a. m.. stile will onmmencenn 
     
     St. Peter’s ltnad. at the line nt Lot 40: at 12 o’clock, 
     
     noon, on Back Settlement Road; at 2 o’clock. p. m., 
     
     on St. Peter’s Road. at 3 mile post. On Tuesday, the 
     
     12th. at 8 o'clnt-lt. a. m., sale Will comment-e at Ryan’s 
     
     Bridge; at I0 o’clock, a. m.. at new Bridge; at 4, 
     
     n'elnolc. p m.. at God’s Mill [’nnd. On Thursday. the 
     
     14th. at 8 o‘clock. a. 111.. Stile will commence at (‘u‘rntf’s 
     
     Cross Roads; at 12 o'clock. noon. at Launching place; 
     
    
   
   
    
     'at 4 o‘clock. p. m., at Norrow‘s Creek. On Friday, 
     
    
   
   
    
     lGili, at 8 o’clock. a. m., sale will commence on Ward‘s 
     
     Road; at 10 o‘clot-k. a. m., on Clay’s Road; at 11 
     
     o’clock, a. m., on (lruud River Road. at line of Lots 54 
     
     and 55; at, 5 o’elnck. p. m., at Division Line Road. 
     
     Ample security will he required for the satisfactory 
     
     performance of each Contract. V 
     
     \V. P. LEWIS, Commissioner. 
     
     April 22. 1868.