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 iiiii.Mi, w. i-', \v. 
 
 vers f>r tlu\ f.co-nd fA'.:''t lloyacs in the B>ni of 
 W. O.'KiIvs'iaiik, Jo'in Waul, I-.m!ic Vluoflward, 
 0\v<;n, .l.iliri VVil.-^on, i/iout. Clrailci III ro, R; jJJ.; 
 I a.'. I io\i\i .riiifcs ilt)!wn.-Joii. II. N., E;5(i a !)•»;.■••. 
 
 ; : i ■iaan \Vi>c>d.varJ, {sJiiu.n;. Siirvoyor ni'tlioso Li.'^ht IlciMes in the 
 si i'< / of [■iiri'y briionpiu^ to New Dtiirjc ''ic;-, aii<i a'so cf tho.sc be 
 f i )".£"..'ig to N.ivarisoija wliicli an? partly siipportcil hy ihw I'ro-.jnce. 
 
 t; 7.7fe SabU Sivd l.<;iind Lh^M. — The first Li^ht in appro; .jhin?' the 
 i; P' ■ ol' i'lruly. n va ihoi Soutli ToijU. crtUe Si-'alL-jianti. Ti -isaplain 
 1 »v.i *e L!;j,ht, c!f?sa'.(^-l a')i(iit .S^ fco' aliovo Iii.'.h wator na 1<, uii.l may 
 Jij \y^ r-een in a!>prO'ir,iiiii{,' fheL-lan I Troniany pr-ijit of the (oopa:»s. A 
 ! '.eiy dan iMoiis rocL ttnder water, hut lipon which th-3 ^ea always 
 1 !i.-e:iiis, c:'-ll..'d B'^ondc Reef,-, lies aUoiit [\h miles S. by VV. by compass, 
 Jl fioui lilt' l/ipht JJons(*. Uetw^eeu this rock and the Ishiu i, tin're are 
 tiome dMn.'ien-; — ti<e ^ronnd is rocky thronghout, and la 50 vessels, 
 thor-'loro. o\i:;ht not to atttM7ipf passin'j; between them. 
 
 lj:vr Island ].ii>'d. — !•» advanfin:: np the Hay, tho nex Ligllt is si- 
 tuated (Ml r.rierl.-laiid, ahont halt a uiiieN. K. troiu the N. \V. point 
 liiereof. A plain white IJi;iit. 
 
 Ui^^byi (lal Lii'ht. — 'Vn'} nr^xt liaht on the coast of Nova Scotia js 
 
 placed o;i<he west side of L>iifby f int.— from Brier Islan.J Nor^h East- 
 
 } ward. Tiie oo.x-^t is very 00!. I aad not indotiif>d ; tiio l-'^?lit ia thore- 
 
 fore chiotly ini.etided as a gtilde info Dighy ijasin — A while Light. 
 
 Gan/tU iloc'c f.ight. — Tlii's Light is intended to warti vl'ssoLs of their 
 
 approaoii to a very dangofons range of shoala and !ed«fe.^, which oS-- 
 
 tend iVoni the Old Proprietor to tlio Seal Isl mds oif ]VIacliia.s, a dis 
 
 .fan-'ft of al)ont twenty miles. It ia n tia^li light—w/iito— twenty 88- 
 
 ;r contis dark a'ld forty light in each nlinnlo., The Li^dit Huusfii is 
 
 il t)ainted in stripes, vertical, black and white. 1 ' - 
 
 
 )ainted in stripes, vertical, black and white. 
 
 Ii.-ar'ui(r3 and Distance by Compass from ihv. GanncL liorJc Light fhuse: 
 
 Tills Lilht hVars. from the Li^ht liouse on Brier island, N.'N. VV. \ W, i 
 
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 From the tiannet Hock to tlie Old ProprJHtor 11. ^ 8. diKinnce 7 niileii. 
 Ifrom the Gunnet Rock to the Black Uock, olf White Head Island, 
 
 N. E. i F.. 7 inilcfl. 
 From the Gannet Rock to the South West Head of Grand Manan, 
 
 N. N. VV. (i^ niilcH. 
 From the Gannet Kock to the Northernmost of the Murr Ledges, 
 
 N. W. ^ N. a.i miles. 
 To the Southernmost ofditto, called Saint Mary's Ledge, W. S. W. 
 
 2 miles. 
 From the Gannet Rock to Machias Seal Island, W. and by N. i N. 
 
 12.^ miles. 
 
 NoT>:. — Between the Northernmost and Sontheinmostof the Murr 
 Ledges, there is a range ofdnngeronsrock^^Hnd nhoiils, many ot'theiu 
 always above water, and which Light extends* Westward from the 
 HonM3 about four miles; from this range, farther W esierly. about 
 six mila-) from the Gannett Light, lies u dangerous breaker called the 
 Bull. This may be 'ivoided by keeping three remarkable headlands 
 near the d. W. end uF Grand Manan, open. 
 
 From Brier Island Light to the Old Proprietor,' N.»nd by VV. i W. 
 
 18^ miles 
 The Blonde '{ock from the Soulhernmost point of the Cape Sable 
 
 Sea! LslandH S. and by VV. 3| miles distant. 
 
 Miirhiat Srul Islnvd Lights. — There are two fixed iihlte lights upon 
 the Machiiis Seal lslandH,V;levate<l about forty-five feet above high 
 water, and bear from each other E. S. E. and VV. N, VV. distant about 
 200 feet, by which circumstance of two Light Houses at the same j 
 station, tlity will lie innnediately distinguished from nil other lights 
 upon the coast, (British or American) Both the Buildings are 
 painted white The following are the bearings from Mieuj, viz: 
 To the Southernmost Murr Ledge. (St. Mary's) E. S. E. easterly. 
 
 " Ganruit Rock Light E. by S. ,^ S J:} miles. 
 
 " Southern Head of Grand Manan. E. bv N. 4 N. 
 
 '• Northern Head of Grand 3Ianan. N. E. iJ E. 
 
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 N E. Rock, distant 2 miles, N. E. by N. 
 
 Litllrt River Mtad. N. by V/ 
 
 Libby I.sland Light House, ( American.) N. W. by VV; 
 
 Vessels otanding to the Northward, between these Lights and the 
 Gannet Rock, should tack or haul olFtbe moment tliey bring these 
 Lights in one, as they will not then be more than three fourths of a 
 mile from the Murr Ledges, if iuore than five miles to the East of the 
 lights. 4LV 
 
 \}i Is* rernmmf nded ttiat tlie Sliip'g Cmnpas^'es .'hoiild lie well cnnirnred and 
 adjusted (|Mrticulnrly in iiciv ships;, liet'oie Itiey tenve I'lirtriilt'e Iflniid, Ui) se- 
 rious errors have fiei|ii<>iitly txcuried rroiii want of attention on this point ; and 
 as the variation intliu Ray orp'uiiiiy iHsi'venletii detrrees Westerly, or (1^ points) 
 it will l)e found iiy the L.ite.H pullli^lled Admirnlty ( hart!<, titat ilie coiiii<e from 
 Partridue kAi'd down the Bay (South L'hiinnel) betwt-en tlie tUd Proprietor and 
 N. W. Ledite, m S. VV. \ S., but the course to he steered must depend on Uie di- 
 lectlon uf the wind on leaving Partridge Island.] 
 
 Hetid Harbour fAght.—Kext in order after passing Grand Manan 
 tind the plain white Light, (Atnericati) on VVe.st Q,uoddy Point, is 
 Head Harbour Light. This is placed on the North East extremity of 
 
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 j« 7 miles, 
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 id Manan, 
 
 r Ledges, 
 
 w. s. w. 
 
 by N. i N. 
 
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 tVoiii the 
 
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 headlands 
 
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 Uape Sable 
 
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 (lings are 
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 B. easterly. 
 
 . by W; 
 
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 bring these 
 
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 rand Manan 
 iy Point, is 
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 CANADA 
 
 PUBLIC ARCHIVES 
 ARCHIVES PUBLIQUES 
 
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 Caiiipo ndlo, mill i« n giiido to vensi'ls entering the m.-iiti Cliaiiiu'l t<> 
 VVh^i Inles, M<io5e Iriluiid. and the iniit-r Buy of I'assainnqiiody ; it 
 eiialilR!< vetiaclH hIho :i( nil limes to enter Uviul ilnrhuiir — it Im a fixed 
 white litflit. Tliu Ixiildiiig in paiiitKd White, vvitii n red crn.oH on it. 
 
 Point Le Preau Lights. — Upon thia projecting head land two lights 
 are plxcod, oiif aliovu the other, in the Mame hoiiHO, and dintant '2^ 
 Teet — I'oth lights' van lieMcenlrninevery point of the cnnipuHfl. when' 
 they miiy Ite nrtefui — both nre fixed and tohite. The Liglit IIouhi; is 
 painted red and white, instripeH of five fttel hrood each, horizontally 
 
 Partriilge. Island Light. — Thii) light at the entrance of the Kivernnd 
 llHrhniir of .Saint John, having heen established npwardo of forty 
 years, requires no particninr notice, foriher than that it is a fixed irhitr. 
 light, nnd that llii; l.isht House is rod and while, in vertical Ktripcit. 
 
 Beacon Light — Witliin Pariridpe Island, and upon o Spit or bar 
 which extends ahoiil half a iiiiie S. S. V. ofl' Sand Point, and which 
 ilrien at two-thirds ebb, stands the Heacon Tower. Upon thi.s Tower 
 a light irt established, vvliicli is einineiiily ii^elnl to the coasting trade 
 of Saint John, nod to all other vessels having pilots on board, u.s it en- 
 ables them to enter the harbour ut all hours of the night. A fixed 
 lo/it/A I i!(ht. Tlio House is white and black, in stripes vertirnlly. 
 
 Quaro.—A revolving irJtite li;'ht' is placed on a pmallrock olFdiincn 
 Head, showing twice full unil twice dark in a ininiite. This ligiit can 
 hi seen from any qiiaiter where a vessel can approach. The Light 
 House is painted white and red in hori/oiitiil stripes. 
 
 Cape Enrage Light. — On the point '<f that name, in Westmor- 
 land, nearly oppos ilo pple River Hiirbocir, N. S. A plain irhitc light 
 The House is painted white, and is about. 120 feet above tide mark. 
 
 IVest (In.vlihj Light.— T\\\a is an American Li^ht, and is placed on 
 the West side of the entrance into tli« Saint Croix by Lubcc and 
 Kastporl 
 
 Cape Fnrchu Light — On CapoForchu,oii tho wertern side of the 
 entranre to Yarmimth (Nova-Scotia), in lat. 43,39, M. long,(i()b. W. 
 It exhibits a plain revolving li^lit— visible ono miniite and n 
 quarter, and invisible half a minute The building is painted 
 white, nnd is elevnied 13.0 feet above the level of the sea. 
 
 SIGNALS. 
 
 Displayed at Partridge Island, on the approach of Vessels to the 
 
 Harbour of Saint John. 
 
 One ball close, for one squaie-rigged Vess^t. 
 
 One b.i.l half hoisted for two di ■:^. 
 
 Two Ualls close, for three VeHs« I •<. 
 
 Two Balls separated, for four ditto. 
 
 A Pendant of any c()l>)Ui, for fivo ditto. 
 
 A ditto under a Hall, for six ditto. 
 
 A ditto over a Hail iialf hoisted, or seven ditto. 
 
 A ditto iindei two Hulls close, for eight ditto, 
 
 A ditto between two Balls neparate, for nine ditto. 
 
 A Flag of any colour, for ten or more ditto. 
 
 The above are displayed at the East or West yard arm, arcord- 
 ing to the direction in which the Vessels arc at first observed, and 
 as soon as their kig cod be distingnished, descriptive Culouri will 
 be hoisted at the mnst head, in the following order ; 
 
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 A Union Jack lor i\ Flii'i Slii,>, uiili «(r with iit a squiidrou. 
 
 " with a I!im! PtMi(l;iiit over, fur a lvv<'.«|,;ckcr. 
 
 »• Willi a [Jliio l*iMuI;iiil ovur, fur a I'li^atn. 
 
 *' with a wliitii ditto, tor a biiiall armed vustul. 
 
 A 'jIho Pendant fur a IMrr( li.iiit Ishij). 
 A red ditto, for a i\!orck;ii:t I»rig. 
 A wluKj and Itlnc ditto, for a Foroi;;n Vc«s(l. 
 A wliit'i ditto, [wiilioiit a o.ill,] lor a Top-aiKScliooncr or Sloop. 
 A bluo I'liij^ piorcod while, lor a stuainbout iVoiuJsuinl Andrew.^ 
 
 or La«tj) )it. 
 A llt'd I'l; pj picrrcd whito, for a yioainhnnt from Di;',I»y. 
 A l.'«.'<I r!;i;? with n whilo Hquain, for a iSloanihoal iVoni IJoslon. 
 A J^ill at ino must hoad, Vcs.std id on .'iiiure or in distioa*. 
 
 [Jj'' Should irnrnndi.'i'o aid ho necessary, puns to ho fired. 
 
 In fo;({:y woalhi.T a f^un will ho lircd from Palridj^n Lsland, in 
 rolurn for each Jioanl at hcj. There is a Vo'^ Ficll on tho Lxlund, 
 wiiich i.srnji'^ in fog;,y wt.iuiifr, to w;irn vi'sA-l-i of their a[)proac.li 
 to tho shoro. fcJiioold a viisscl r(;(|uiro a i'ilut her desuiiptivo 
 I'cndaiit will bo tlisplnycd at a yard arm in the placo of a Ball 
 
 KATES OF PILOTACE, 
 
 EstaUisyd hj a Law or l)r 'i.iuK'a of the. Cominnn Conncil of tha City 
 vf Suint Juhn—pnsjcii oil Atii,nigtf ISl^. 
 
 Fivo Siiillinirfi p<'.r foot, for hriii'^i.'i'T any Shin or V(>«ho1 into tho 
 
 Ilarhoiir of Saint Joh!», and ni()U/-iti;;ht'r int-iasafi' pla;'(j or berth, or 
 
 securin/j hm* al()H3:s!do of one «.ftiio Wharvei; and t'ivo cjhillin^^rf 
 
 per foot for rcuiovin;.; and taking any ti.h':[) or Vossel oiu of iho 
 
 i Harbonr. 
 
 In case.^ whore Pilol'^ shall ho dLMainod on hoird of VossoIh, under 
 aiid by Virtno of the Clnaraniiiu! or ileallh I,;r,vs of llio i'rovinci', 
 they sliall ho ontitlod to demand ami niceivc fro'i'n Masters of sneii 
 Vessels, the s.ini of Ten b-hillini^s p;>r diy, i'or every day of »uuh 
 detentitni, in addition to t!io a!!o\va:ico Jiforfsaid. 
 
 Coa.-'tini» V< .''■(el!', y",oing from onu part of tlio C ly of Fundy fo 
 another, l>rili.-^h St'jain i>i>at-i, or Drlti.«'i V'e.-sels drawing niuifr tiix 
 feet of watnr, are not compelled to taico pdo;-i; when employed, 
 they are to he paid accordinii to the rate aliovo niea'iioned. 
 
 For rcn;ovin;j: Vessels from any inoorin^' .'.'round to any Wharf or 
 
 I from one Wharf to another Wharf and seeinir them properiv moored 
 or socnred, t!i3 followiu; rate.s: For Vess(?l.s not (!.xr(:i;d.ii.';One Hun- 
 dred Ton.-, HcvtMi. 8!lillill■r^^ and Si.xpfiKM! ; for Vos^iel.-) over One 
 Hundrcil and not excoedni;; Two Hundred 'I'on.s. Ten IShillin;;s; 
 for Ves.ielrf over Twi» lliindrvd an I not excecdin:^ Three Hundred 
 Tons, Fifteen Shillinj^s; and lor all VetiseU over Three Hundred 
 Tons, the sum of Twenty Shill.nijii. • .. • 
 
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 First Distance. — Frnnj Patridco Island to Musquash Covo Head, 
 bearing Morlh West, Five Slii!lmi:;s per foot. 
 
 Second Distance. — From i^Jnscinash Head to Point I.cPreaux, 
 bearingNorth West, Six Shillins-'*, and ThroepfMico per foot. 
 
 T'urd Dislnncf: — From Point Lieproau.N to i\orth ii'cad 0/ Grand 
 
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 Maiiin, Imirii' Noilli W(Mt — or North C'liinncl, bouriiig South 
 Kii't. ^iovl'rl Hliillint-j ntid f^ivponfo pi>r r>ot. 
 
 I'oiirifi l)'.i'finr\ — I'roin t!io Nortli Iffid of (JlraiKl Maimri— or 
 N'oriii I'lrui'i'l m iitor^t-mid'-to MadiiaH rtf il Nl'in.l, loariii? Moiiih, 
 or lj'-it« It] III) Ixjurioj Soiitli sJuiuli Iwst, I'.igiit ^3liil!ii)<,'s and Minn- 
 
 pi'llCl' piT liiot. 
 
 Fifih l)':!t'anre.—Any whoro oijt'id(5 tlia nrorciiaid dislanco, Ten 
 yliiliin^'s por foot. - 
 
 ir.M?»ouii MASTiiR's iT.r.n. 
 
 On Vr«ssf'ls of J I TotH and iindi'r HO. '^h. Gd. ; Vessols of .'0 Topm 
 and undiT 7."». ;i). I>d. ; T'l nnd miliar If)!) ton:^, ;'h. ; |;)() and nn;lt.-r 
 l'(/ tot) J. OS. M I. ; lol) and undi r \>nt Io.-h. 7;. (id. ; 2ii0 and nndor 
 .; 10 tdlH, I'Is.; :,(»() :ifid iindfT 4'li) InoJ, I2.s. (Id.; -I'O Ions ami np- 
 ward-i, ITh. ; Ut^rkcd \''l•-!-;^,■|.^ noiicr 100 t(»iH, own< d nnd registered 
 Ul Siinl Jr)lin, .uid all lirilislj Ve-^^fils nnd'-r ti.u loinia;."! tradin;: 
 within tlic liay of Fundy, or arrlvnii; from l^)r•^i to tlie Nortliwnrd 
 of (-upo CoJ, or tijo Wo'lwiiJ ol'Cux! f.'aijvo, or from any Port in 
 Nova Scotia, to pay annoully na follovs: Under 'M) tonn, li*. Dd. ; 
 ov(;»' ;iO and niidcr r)U loin, ."»;. ; over 5D and undor 75 tonn, Os. ; 
 over 75 mid nutlet 60 totid, lUd. 
 
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 Ratk:^ or WirAJU'AOK. riUil,!i<hrA fnj Act 5 rirt. cap. '19, in t/i« 
 Cily iif S.iiiit John and Pariah of Porit'in'i — Tor every decked vef- 
 si'i, or wood liout, of the burthen of 40 toii-^ and nn ler \-*. I'd. per 
 day; abovo -lO tons, ami no ler 50. Im. 91. ; above 50, :ind under (iO, 
 2>-."; above (JO. and nnd'-r 70, y^, 3d. ; abovo 10, ami nnder ^U,2■^(Jd.; 
 aljovo to, and nndtir 'JO, 'i* !)d ; above WO, and under 100, 'M. ; above 
 100, and uod(T lUO, ',\\ {'jA ; ubovu l^iO, ami undir 150, 4s ; above 
 150, and under 180, 4s<id; abovo IHO, and under 'JOO, 5.-) ; ftl»ov«! 
 ^UO, dnd und,'r2'i0. 5d Gd ; above iJiO, and under ?i 10, (is ; above VJ40, 
 and under XJ(J0, Gi (jd ; above 2G0 and under 'irO, 7.-< ; abovo «'dO. and 
 noder '.iOO, 7.S (id ; above 300, und uinlor 3'iO, 8s ; aiiovi; 3^0, and un- 
 der ;Mi),Ws(id ; above 340, and nnder 300, 'js ; jibovo '.iiiO, and under 
 :i.-50, OsGil; above 3d0.and und. -r 400, 10.*; ;«b(ive 400, aiid under 450. 
 lis M ; ai)ove 450, and under 500, l'-2s 6d ; and 1-j 3d for every 
 additional 50 too.s. 
 
 RATi'.S OF SUPPAGE AT THi: CORPORATfON SLIPS. 
 
 .•\!l Deck'-d Vesiids, snuie rale^ a.,' for VVbarri.Te; W^ood LJoats — 
 Tin'eo h'iif-penco for every Ton burthen, and uilo'.vod to remuin i^\x 
 days i!U<'h iri|), for tho purpose of disehargini? : if llnjy ieniain longer 
 to pay Ojio Penny per ton idditional for eich day. No Boat to re- 
 main longer than twonty days. 
 
 RATES OF FERRIAGE ACROSS THE HARBOUR OF ST. 
 .roilN — Fool passenger. 2d. ; Child nndertweive years. Id. ; Ilorso, 
 3d.; Ox, vrotiier larire animal, 3d. ; Kleptiant or Catnel, l.s. 3d ; i?in- 
 j.'lo VVa.'^j^on, not loaded, "Jd ; sin'.de wni^jron, with horso .-incfono man, 
 tid.; sinijle \vair<!;on. with lior.so, load and uian,7d. ; double waffgon,^ 
 not lo-udad, 7^1.; double wau'.'on. witii horises and man, i'id.; double' 
 w;ig2:on, vvit!i iioise«, load and man, Is. :)d.; barrel, Id.; bn;j. cojitain- 
 MIJ5 two bua'iels, Id.; lirkin, keg, or box of tlio samo .size, Id.; caek of 
 
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 Mii«;iir U(J. ; rv«>rv vw\. of iron, t«ti><>l. or coiipcr, wlH'ilmr in vvajfiijon, | 
 tnri, or oilii-r viirutlu or not, Id.— Curt", hIciIh, «Jr«yH tnid cuiringos, I 
 HUinn iH \vri;rirniis. « I 
 
 hatkhop I'KiiniAr.R roariiR itjiiiy at i.\niAN'r()VVN.-r,v#«ry 
 
 Blow II pcr-oii :i<i.i(.liilii MiiiliT istr-Uf Miit-'ifiiiic, I I ?(l ; lior^e, Ih., t<x or oilier 
 Inriio niiiiMHl, If.; iiilf, Nwnie. >^lifr|), or |.'iiat, I i ','il.; wnini ii, • nil, »l<il, rairi 
 iiKf, f-LiKlifOrnilifr vrlil< It*.:))!.. wiit-Ton. <<•''• ir ^Inl, Imnli'il Willi hiiy,«iiiU, or 
 imtatiifo \<' , :til., Iiiiiiili lilt, liaiid.'li'il, or wlitilliairiivv, '.:i\., I>iirrrl, lil.; Iiiik, 
 riintuiiniiir Imd IhinIicIm, IiI ; liikiii, Kt'K, cr Imx lint lamer tliaii ii tiikiii, Id.; raxk 
 nrilini^ :!il.; |M|w, liM.'"li<'n<l. nr |iiiiirlii'i>ii. Dil.; liiiiidrtMl unulit of imhi, Hlfcl, 
 cii|i|i)'r, luail, 4k.e., i I'M, All (illiur urlielcri not fiiiiiiuruiril, to im iliargtd iii 
 llie i<aiiit.- ratio. 
 
 n\T\'.^ AT Tuv. vvnur, vvkkjiiinc; iM.AcniNr.s. 
 
 F.vi'ry I.o.kI not cxriccdin^' lOOO llw. weight. ()tii> Sliilliii<r ; and 
 Oiift I'tMiny lor every addilioiiul cvvt. ; pnyublc, lialf'by tlie H*:llur, und 
 liidCby the piircliu.s(.>r. 
 
 HACKM'.V COACH rAllF^.S— For (oiiviyin)! one pns'.rnfpr from any piiMir 
 Rlaiiil to any part of I he (/My, or I'roiii any one part of tile Ciiy lo any oilier part 
 tlicrttiir, Is. ; aiiif tiir every pa^iii'ii|.<-r emrfiliii^ oiia, li^v nitirnliiiiil ; and liaii) 
 driver of any ('arriay[«f or ollMr vtliirle, hIiiiII lir iIi'IiiIikmI at aiiv plai e liy any 
 piiH<<en!.'(!r, or nIimII make any auifHinent for t'ari>lnu any pii->«-ii(!erx li> tliH 
 III III r, li.' hIiuII Ik* t! Ill 1 1 led to ak, ainl rcicive I ho rnllnwitiK ■Wfn, vi/. :— For any 
 lime lint t'M'fi'ilitii; lialf an lioiir, I". ;id. ; and in tliai proi'ortioii for every lialf 
 lioiir llial such Carrlae.'! or other veli tie sliiill I'e drlained or eniplojttd •I'to- 
 vided :il\viy>i, tli^it in la-e aoy driver ^l.all lie ri'(|iiired lo rrofs ilie Ferry lo 
 Carleton, he sIhiII, in add'^illn to the foie^oinu laref, liet nl<llrd lo di mand and 
 receive tlic- ferriage fur himself, lii.i<:arria(>e and horfeii, tiolli izoini; and ii-turiiing. 
 
 PrniJC POan'R.=« and IIANHCAIIT MRN.— Forloadimr, rarryinc, and 
 houMlni! any coodn, or any other articles, on any Hand Cail, from the .Market HI p 
 in KInii'.s and (tneen's Wards, or from any <ither phu e wiili ii tlie limits of llie 
 first diHtrict. I" :iny oth r place wiiliiii the .said several I'iNedisiricts, the rales 
 1 of priies arei>B fullow :— For the (irsi ili>iritf :id.; second diktrkt ^^d. ; third dlH- 
 tricl4d. : fuanh dUlricl 't^d. ; liflh iliritrlet, 5d. 
 
 MAUKFT Tor.l.R.-Bi-ef, per quarter, 2d. ; Calf, Phopp, Hop, fJoat, T.aml), 
 Kid,or.-'hoat, 2d.; Tiili, I'ail or .lar of llnner. I.id.; FirU.n, :(d.; every 10 llis. of 
 Koll lliitler, Id ; Cheese, ,^d.; load of PotnlneK under i^ Inisliels, :id.; ditto over 
 1.5 bushels, t',d.; load of Oyniers in sliell or tub, (id ; Tiirki y, <ioo-e, or «lo/eri|of 
 Piueiins, i^d.; pair of Ducks, Fowls or Partridges, ^d.; Iiaj.' of Flour, Meal, Oats, 
 Peas, or lieans, .^d.; Ham or Sliuiildor, ^d.; E{!g8, per 10 do/.cii, ^d.; and all 
 olhur artitlea in like proportion. 
 
 FISH-.MARKKT Din'.if!.— For every Salmon, lid.; Codfish, Pollock, nn.--s,or 
 Shad, each Jd.; Halliliiit, not exceeding 10 Ihs. id.; exceedini; 12U Ihs. and for 
 every 20 lln., Id.; every Lobster, 4<l. ; dozen of Hadd.ck, l.^d.; every 100 of 
 (jaspereaiix, Alewives, Her;i i<;!>, or otV.er finiail lish, l^d. 
 
 TIMK FOR GOING THUOUGH THE FALLS— (neflf St. John.) 
 The Falls sire level or still wator at about three tind a half hours 
 on the, flood, and about two and a half on the chb, so tiiat they are 
 passalil* four times in twenty four hours, about ten or fifteen mi- 
 nutes each titne No other rule can be given, as much depends on 
 Hho floods in the Ktver Saint John, and the time of high water or 
 full i<ea. which is often hastened by high winds, and in proportion 
 lo the height of them. 
 
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 And ^rtM'ii iIim lit.-lds hflovv. 
 And Aiittiiiin Iiiiiin iukI hiiniiiicr flowrrs 
 
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 2d Sunday alu-r Fpiphany. 
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 lluiuid tliocnrner, whero blastM hhnv away hall" liio border! 
 I^larcli, Mareh! have yon no I't'tdirij?. 
 
 E'o;i for thn fair sex, who make ns hnnek under? 
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 Wlien tlie soft broatli of spring :»oea forth 
 Far o'er tlio inoitiitaiiis of the North, 
 How soon tlu)so wastes of (l<tzz!ing snow 
 With iifu, and bloom, and beauty glow, 
 Tiien bursts tho vordure of llio plains, 
 Tlien bruaU the streams from icy chains ; 
 Anil the glad rein-doer seeks no more 
 Amidst de«'p snows liis mossy store. 
 Then the dark pine wood bonglis are seen 
 Arrayed in tints of living green; 
 And roses in their brightest dyes 
 By landscape, founts, and lakes arise. 
 
 Full iMoon 4th day, yii. 41m. mornmg. N. VV. 
 
 Last Qwarter 1 ith (Jay, 4h. 5i()m. nmrning. S. I-. 
 New Moon il)th day, 7h. 6m. morning. F, 
 
 First Quarter 27111 day, 3li.'24aK morning. N. VV. 
 
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 I All Fool's Day. ^knwanj. 
 Fri Uattle of Copeidiagen, 1601. 
 Sal Fiisliop lleber died I82(i. 
 SU '»th Sunday in Lent. ©per. 
 Mo vValpoleexp.lI-.ofC. 1712 
 To ;5)Mnlinvortho IJoiinty 17.8!) 
 VV. ilenrviJHll bo. J7(J7. Hi. tid. 
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 Fri Good Fri. X> !ir- ^- el. 1!) '2i . 
 3at © in ^. ami low S. Fair. 
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 Vlo'Aliotli s(». 11,22 even. 
 Tn'Enstcr Turin hegins. Low tid 
 VV.JMandel died. ]75.>. _ Chil'y. 
 Tli:>Shak.^pcare born, 15(i4. 
 FrijDay break, 3, 28. Blustery. 
 Siiti©apo. .Mars so. G, 43 even. 
 SUjIst Sunday after lasler._ 
 MolBatile of Lexington, 1775. 
 Tn Louis Napoleon born. 1808. 
 VV^. Ilebor born 178.}. 7^'s6®- 
 rhJnp riS.Dev. 9sp.l0.54ev 
 Fri St Georue. 9 con.©. 
 Si\t Easier Term ends, filcon©. 
 'SU2d Sunday after Easter. 
 Mo David Hume born, 1717. 
 Tn Ckartutte Circuit, ^con. % 
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 I have come, I have come! ye have called me long, 
 
 I come o'er the monntain.^ iviih lii;ht ati«i song; 
 
 Ye may I race my ste|H o'er tlic waking farlh ; 
 
 liy the \vin(l-» whicli tell of the violet's l)irlli; 
 
 By the pritiii'ose-!itars in the shadowy grass, 
 
 liv th ! green leave.-*, opening a.s I pass. 
 
 I have iooku'l o'er the hills of the stormy north, 
 
 And the larch has hung all his tassels forth, 
 
 The llsiier is out (»ii tlie .stormy sea, 
 
 And the rein-deer hounds o'er the pastnres free, 
 
 An>i the pine has a iVinge of sctfier aretii, 
 
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 Cincen Victoria born 1813 
 
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 No loiifjfjr the sky is with the clouds overcast, 
 Ami t!it! ynmi!; ii'-k'o herald orsinutiicr is jKist, 
 ]?ii;;hl and t Idir ht)iii(,'s tlio sun, iu)d llic soft glowing scono 
 Has a tint ortiioi*^ deep atid luxurious pree;) ; 
 Throiif^l) the UKadowH ih<; fiuckn slow and qniotly ^rnze, 
 Or scfk iho (.■(>oi -ifiadc, wlicro a sliiillow stream playy. 
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 IS'o one wl}i n the landscupt' more lovely tan sliino, 
 For the briijl'.t hues ofsuminor and iVohness of hiring, 
 To.'M tivr i'M iriixed on liie sky-linted \viii;r; 
 And pleasure and lahour so sniilt; in thy train, 
 That we wjsli they may never be parted again. 
 
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 (^ Last Quarter '.)U\ day, lOh. '.Van. luorning, \V. 
 
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 © New Moon I5th day, 9h. I8m. morning. S. E. 
 
 First Qnarter 2-^d day, Ih. 2^m. morning. VV. 
 
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 8th Snnday after Trinity. 
 7 5|c 's r i . 1 1 . t) e V e n. Rain 
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 Duchess of Kent bo. 1786 
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 Autumn, I rnise the nong to thee, 
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 Wherd poppies mingle with tiie grain, 
 
 Liko ruhies on a gulden scu ! 
 
 The cinst'ring grapes npon the vino, 
 The downy peach, \\ui nectHriiie, 
 The bliishmg plum, the hiKcioiis pine, 
 
 And all earth's richest frnit.s uro thine, 
 
 Thy life is one long harvest day — 
 Thy sickle the (rue scythe of Time — 
 And peasant boys, with uncouth rhyme, 
 
 And merry face-*, sing their l;>y. 
 
 ($) Last Quarter Gth day, ili. 55m. evening. 
 ® New Moon l.'^th day, 5h. 59m. evening. 
 ® First Quarter ;:iOth day, 8h. 3dm. nmruing 
 # Full Moon 2dtii day, ih. 4(!m. morning. 
 
 CALENDAR, &c. 
 
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 S(Jl3tli Sunday after Trim 
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 TnG'ouccster Circuit. [1,5( 
 VV.|©iu^3, and high N. Low lid. 
 ThjAlioih so. I. 34 morn. liaiii. 
 FrilMungoParkb.1771. ^'m^. 
 SatJame.i 'J'iiojuson born, 1700. 
 
 li2|SU,14tli Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 13} .VI 0| Battle of Piiiliphaiigh. U)45. 
 T \i Nort/tunibertaud Circuit. l\i<ih 
 VV.iMalta taken. IdOO. ©per.[tid. 
 Th Dav break, 4. 1 Marscon.0. 
 Fri Louis XVllI. died. 1824. 
 Sat Lawrence S'.enie died. 1768 
 SLJ loth Sunday after Trinity. 
 Mo Demerara taken, 1603 
 TiiiArnnld's conspiracy, 1780. 
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 ThiDr. Bailliedied, 1823. Cool. 
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 Leaves thoii^li born «)r!S|)riii;> will fall ; 
 VViiUry winds will blight ami scar tlieia, 
 
 TompcHts wiiloly ulrnw tliem all ! 
 Day, iboii^h cultiily, brigliily sliiiiing — 
 
 Day, lUo glorious, will not lust ; 
 Sunlight iVoin the sky doclining, 
 
 Night o'er all hor gloom will cast. 
 Dut tliouch flowers and leaves may wither 
 
 From tliu dark oartli's lading bowers, 
 Time again will biing tlieni luihcr : 
 
 Spring-time lenves and summer (lowers. 
 
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 H) New Moon I3th day, 'Jli. Ijum. n.orniiig. N. £• 
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 % Full Moon Ji7th day, 7li. l.^nn. evonini^. F. 
 
 CALENDAR, &c. 
 
 ^6®- V fi* 7, 13 even. 
 
 Batlle ofLarga r2():?. Fair 
 
 17th Sunday after Trinity, 
 
 Treaty of Limerick, lO'Jl. 
 
 Brittle of the ThameB 1814* 
 
 Louis Philippe born 1773. 
 
 AichbishopLaud born 1753 
 
 Hon. IL Drsuine died 1817. 
 
 9 con. ©. Veil. ri.'J 10m. 
 
 1 8th Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 Piilnalii died, 1790.^ liain. 
 
 iWichaelmas Term begins. 
 
 Gen. Brock killed 1612. 
 
 Day brt-ak, 4. 38. ^ con. Q. 
 
 (14) Ball of Hastings, l(M)l). 
 
 Alioth so. ll,Cov. Pleasant 
 
 I9th Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 low S. 9 sup. con. 1^^. 
 
 Talma died, 1826. bhvicers 
 
 Mars se. G, 9 oven. Low lid. 
 
 Battle of Trafalgar, J805 
 
 Cape Nicholas taken. 1793. 
 
 Michaelmas Term ends. 
 24|Sli|-iOth Sunday after Trimly. 
 ' Chaucer died, 1406. Coal. 
 
 Battle of Chatcauguay 1813. 
 
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 Tlic brims nro nil piled with frftgriint hay. 
 And now thou preparn^t lo h;iHtun away, 
 Tliixi Ii.i4t hiiiird the wail iiPtlio Aiitiiinti breeif, 
 Ciiit:;ht thti Utinh orfniit on thu bending treei, 
 And hast dnun through (he iiinher hti-ik appear, 
 Tut3 j;nld(M) gluiun of the ripening ear. 
 Fiirewull ! for thn grain is bound into nheavea, 
 The rustle is heard of witli»jrin'j leaves. 
 The fiir-hairud child on the nur^'in grcon, 
 or the cloir, Rtill lake no longer id seen, 
 And tho bird thu lovod there its pluiuago to lave, 
 Has flown to goino far-away, snnnier wave. 
 
 
 ([0 Lust Uccirter 4tli Uay, bh. Ini. evening. N. £. 
 
 © New Moon IJth duy, Uh. Im. evening. 8. 
 
 (D First Quarter Idlh day, 9h. 46ni. niorning. N. 
 
 9 Full Moon 2Gth day, 2h. 2m. evening. N. E. 
 
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 t[8 0- 1(86.5, 38 even. 
 
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 Gunpowder Plot. UiOo. 
 
 ^?opp. 0. Sat. HO. 11,43 ev. 
 
 iid Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 9 con.©. [Yd. L.ri.8.12ev 
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 W. Benjamin West born, 1738. 
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 Fri|y, J?, and ^ con. ©. Fair. 
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 SU;22d Sunday after Trinity. 
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 It.i {;olden h<;ht nnd glancing wings ? 
 Alan! tlie eyt; fitlis now no more 
 
 Un flowKry field, orliill, or plain, 
 Now fur (ho (Mirth the woodlaiids pour, 
 
 Ono gind note ofthe HUinnicr'H strain! 
 The green leaves ntiipt huvc left the wnoda 
 
 Towering — ttieir tall arms hItMdc and liare : 
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 9 Full Moon !2Grh day, 8li. 31m. morning. N. W. 
 
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 CITY OF SAINT JOUN. 
 
 Tmoman llAiiiiiNn, Inquire, .Unf/f?r. 
 Honorable Rohkht L. ll.t/. kn, liccorder. 
 
 Councillors. 
 Mr. JainoH A. il.irdiiig, 
 Mr. George V Nowlin, 
 Mr. William Hngeriy, 
 .Mr. Tiinmns McAvity, 
 Mr. James Tliompttui)| 
 
 Aldermen. 
 William H. Neodhntn, 
 William O. Smith, 
 John Julm>'ton, 
 Gregory Vanllornn, 
 Josepli'O. Dunham, 
 Joseph Keatteny, 
 
 Waria. 
 King's. 
 Queen's. 
 Duke's. 
 Sydney, 
 fiuy'i. 
 Orook'c. 
 
 Mr. Joseph Coram. 
 
 Thomas Menitt, Enquire, Treasurer or (MiamborlaiD. 
 
 Guorgo Whf!)Mitr, I'.Kqiiirc, Common Clerk. 
 
 Mr. James li. UunI, Deputy Common Clerk. 
 
 Simeon L. I.ugrin, L<ind Agent, 
 
 James SiocUford, M'igh Constable ; Jnines Stor.Urord, George 
 Stockford, Hero'ird Murray, Georgo M'Kelvey, and Charles Pid- 
 geon, Marshals; (ieor(;u Stockford, Robert M'Kelvey, Uornard 
 Slurray, Charles I'idgnon, Georgo M'Kelvey, J. Sweet, James 
 Hayes, James Orr, Patrick 'I'aft, John ISlackhouso, John Sleetb, 
 and William Kilpatrick, (^'onstables. 
 
 John Sullivan, Deputy Clerk of the Market, King's Square ; J. 
 M'Bay, do. do Market Square ) C. Magee^do. do. of tho Fish Mar* 
 kct, Duke Street. 
 
 John Koyd, M. D.,G. J. ITurrling, M. D., JamoB Coxetter, M.D., 
 and Robert Smythe, M. D , Visiting PhysicranR. 
 
 John V. Thurgar, 'JMiomas Hanford, W. D- W. Hubbard, Henry 
 Hawkins, George A. Lockhart, Tlicmas Kaymood, Wm. Garoett, 
 and John W. Cudfip, Licenbed Auctioneers. 
 
 William D. Faulkn, Thomas M. Smith, Isaac Woodward, James 
 U. Tlionias, George Thornns, James llobertion, £dward Hippitley, 
 J. W. M Irish, Charles iM'Lauchlan, William Leavitt, Zcbedee 
 Ring, John Hrown, Augustus Quirk, and William Dodtie, Port 
 Wardens. Thomas Reed, Port or Harbour Master. 
 
 John Reed, George Thomas, John Mills, John Murray, Daniel 
 Hatfield, Alexander .Mills, Edward Murray, James Reed, John 
 Spears, James P. Thomas, Thomas Vaughan,WilIiam Speara, John 
 Scott, John W. Seelcy, Donald M'Dougal, William Leavitt, Ju- 
 nior, John Havlin, William Dougan, Michael Garrity, Michael 
 Langen, Patrick Trainor, Richard Clino, George Mufherrtn, W. 
 Donnghey, William Hatfield, P.. J. Fletcher, George Thriitg, Wat- 
 ter Walsh, William Lahey, Henry Thcmas, Edward Curry, and 
 Doniel Mu'Iherring, Branch Pilots. 
 
 Alexander Reed, Light House Keeper at Partridge Island ; Jaoftoe 
 Lane, do. at the Beacon. 
 
 William Wright, and William O. Smith, Commissionera 1o •«(• 
 tie disputes relating to Dockage and Wharfage. ^ 
 
 R. C. Minnette, City Surveyor. 
 
 John Sears, John Sentell, Francis Jordan, and Joaiab Wetmoro, 
 AsseBBors of Taxes and Statute Labour. 
 
 James Gerow, Junior, Collector of Taxeo on the Eastern aide of 
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 tlin llarbuiir.; ('hiirUjn I'idgnon, on iho Wuiturn nido ; — — — — i 
 Cullniuor of Dog T;ix 
 
 William Turner, Collector of VVharfiigo nml Slippngo at tlio 
 MiirUut rilip ; MiRliaul IM'Cirtliy, CoilDctur of Slippn^n at Union 
 Strnet; J. k. DuviHon, ditto nt Nurlli :Slip ; ii M'Kelvoy, ditto at 
 (iormain, Mnrkot, and Main Slipsi; Jolni WalUur, C'ull«<;tor of 
 Wliarfugnut tlio BrtMUwalor ; Henjin^n I*i!ol, (Jolluctor of 8lip- 
 pagn at Slioifiold Slip ; Jamn.4 HtDuklnrd. (^illoctor of Wliarfugu 
 and Siippagn nt Kodnoy Wiiiirf; Juoitid WilliuaH, Colloctur of 
 Anclioragn. 
 
 Oeorgo \V. Gnrow, Woigli Maxtor at North Slip ; Goorge C. 
 ScrilintM-, ditto at Union Sirtict. 
 
 William II. A. Kcans, dnporintondunt ofPlour (nspectora, nod 
 SunnrinttHidunt of IMuaniirerrt of CoaU and Salt 
 
 Natlianiul Clinton, Jolin llinnhort, and John Morryniati, Intpec* 
 tora of Fluiir. l)avi«i S. .Mnrsiliall, Inspector uf Ltuiu. 
 
 Giiorgo StocUford, Inspector of llioad. 
 
 Jamos Stuwart, <fiia<;er of Liqnoirt. 
 
 tiamiicl GilliK^pio, Junior Peacock, and Androvv G. Lordly, 
 Gnagurs and tJo:>rcliors of Oil. 
 
 Jacob Wilson, William M'Aulny, Thomas IJttnklno, Francis 
 Wilson, J. Hogan, Francis Mann, II. Ililcy, Janir^s Culliniun, Janius 
 Stownrt, William J. Lnckhart, and (leorgii ArKnlv(>y. Measur- 
 or« of Salt and Coals. William II. Williani.s, and ThomaB Kan- 
 
 kino, ot Conld only. 
 
 Jii 
 
 dmes Peacock, Thonjas Milcfl, and Andrew G. Lordly, Inspoc- 
 tora of Lath wood, Slavus, Hnop Pol (•.•<, Sec. 
 
 Mamuol (Jillcspiu.and Andrew G. Lordly, Cullers of Dried Fi.sh. 
 
 John Christophor, Junior, John Kinnuy, lloriry Nice, T. Wil- 
 ton, William Dunhan», S. Gillc.-<pio, Androw llamm, T. Miles, J. 
 StnckhousR, Andrnw G Lordly, Ldwiii VVhoton, John Dunn, Hen- 
 ry Kotchum, and Henry N. Nice, Inspector.s of Pickled Fish. 
 
 Fylor Dibbluo, Inspuctor of Cordsvood and Uck at the Market 
 Slip; John Paul, ditto Lower Cove j Georgo W. Gorow, North 
 Slip. 
 
 FylerDibblee, Suporintendont ofCarta, fland Carts, and Hacks. 
 
 Goorge Stmkford, I'ound Keeper on the Kastorn side of the 
 Harbour; William Cronk, and R. Showhridgo.* 'ditto at Carleton. 
 
 Thomas M'Avity, Supurintendant of Partridge Islayd and the 
 Quarantine Station. 
 
 Thomas Smith, f'.squire. Commissioner of Wrecks and Ship* 
 wrecked Good.4 for the City and County of Snint John. 
 
 Aletander M'Grotty, Samuel Jordan, John Jordan, Thomas 
 Loach, David M. Whiting, George Cassie, Thomas Fairwcather, 
 Edward D. Gore, James H. ^airweather, William Shivcs. Stephen 
 G. Uli^zard, George H. Robertson, G. W. Fairweather, Charles £. 
 Fairweafher, Charles E. Harding, David Porter, W. C. Hill, A. 
 M'Harg, W.Grady, E. M.Hoyt, Nathaniel Adams, James Hunter, 
 John Oowling, C. N. Perkins, W. Warwick, Francis Jordan, J. 
 Wetraore, Junior, Thomas U. Vincent, Jarvis Wilson, Daniel W. 
 I Clarke, Oliver B. Cougle, J. MCougle, D. M'Callum, Charles 
 jKetchum, and Valentino Graves, Surveyors of Lumber. 
 
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 li|»P'>«« 'It Union 
 I Kelvry, ditto at 
 It'jr, Colle(;tor of 
 "ollwctor of 8lip- 
 icr of VVIiarfuge 
 Mil, Colluctor of 
 
 Slip ; Goorge C. 
 
 r [nspectora, iiDtl 
 
 rrytnau, Inspac- 
 -•iiuu. 
 
 row If. Lordly, 
 
 'nnkino, Francis 
 (/lilliiuan, Jnincs 
 Knlvcy, IMcasur- 
 lul TIjomas Jlan- 
 
 . Lordly, Inspoc- 
 
 rs of Dried Fish. 
 
 y Nine, T. Wil- 
 nm, T. Miles, J. 
 
 olirs Dtinn.Men- 
 ickled Fisli. 
 k at tlio Market 
 . (jJorow, North 
 
 Jdrta, and Haaks. 
 torn side of the 
 litlo at Carleton. 
 s Island and the 
 
 'recka and Ship- 
 John. 
 
 ordnn, Thontiaa 
 as Fairweather, 
 ?liivea. Stophen 
 llier, Charles E. 
 VV. C. Hill, A. 
 , James Hunter, 
 incis Jordan, J. 
 son, Daniel VV. 
 aliurn, Charles 
 mber. 
 
 FiRE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Tnumah M. flMiTii, CkKlf r.nginiir, 
 KHgim Company A**, i.— Juniea rortin«)ro, tUifintir. 
 
 Jaiii0s M'Nniiglilon, f'urrm««. 
 0. Cuxtttor, Aiiutant Fur$m0». 
 
 Eufint Comfant/ Jfn- 3.— J. J. MnnTn,Kiti^iiutr. 
 
 I,nrpn/o F. l.niigaii, Fortman. 
 Wtl: nin Farnhntn, A^isiiUnt y0r$ 
 
 Rngi^* Company Mo. 3— Jiimri \f. nccKcr, F.Hginttr, 
 
 John V«!»f#, Fiirnnait. 
 
 tf^nieX J. Leavill, Jtitittant Fartmm, 
 Engint Computf JVa. 4 — Enginur. 
 
 Prnncii Nellf, Furrman. 
 
 Jamei Cnrlton, jitsUlgnt Fertwum. 
 KHflM Campony AV. 5.— John VV. Cihllip, F.nginttr. 
 
 Churlci (<awtiiii, Furtman, 
 
 Geurttu V. Nowlin, Jlitutant Fornu». 
 
 Engitu Company A*J. C— VV. (I. A. Kuiins, tliiffimtr. 
 VV. F. niiniiii|{, Foreman. 
 John Cuin|il«ell, Jliisi$tant Forimai^ 
 
 CarUtoH EHglnt Con^any M'o. 7.— VVillinm Olive, Euginitr, 
 Jitinei Ilenttcny, Furrman. 
 Henry Norllui|), Jtssistant Foreman. 
 
 Firt PoHci.—Thamaa M'Avlty, Cuptaim Jolin M. Walker, UtutnumL 
 
 Jite Company. --Char\e» hi. Hiyniond, Captain, 
 Hook and Ladder Company. — Juiepli Mercer, Captuin, 
 
 Ilii Worihip the Mayor, Willlnm O. Hintth, Joseph Fairweather, Oregorv Van 
 Home, ThoHidi Coritiii, Gunrge llond, liurlhuluiiiow (.'oxettcr, VV. 11. A. Keani, 
 Wllliuni H. Neeilhitin, U(;or|;t; A. Ldckiiiirt, James Robertson, Geo. V. Nowlin, 
 C. Juhn*Hton, VVilliuin lIuKercy, Thunias M'Avlty, Aluxan. Uulluch,Joiiiah Wet- 
 more, J. C. Littleliule, J. Ucnttuy, Josseph O. Uunliuni, John Johnsilon, Jantea A. 
 Harding, JauieaThompiion, GuntuvuB It. Jtirviii, and Henry Chubb, FirnoariU 
 
 POLICE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Ronjnmin L. Peterf, Ksqiiire, I'oliuo Magiitrate j Qeorga A. Lo«kh«rt, and 
 W. U. Smith, k'B()uire8, Sitting MiieiHtratus. 
 UenJ. L Petem, Junior, Esquire, Clerk. 
 Mr. Geurgo ticoullar, Captain of the Police Fore*. 
 
 CiiAMBBR or CouMCRCB.— Hpn. John Robertson, President ; j >hn Duncan, and 
 John V. Thur<?f»r, Ksnulres, Vice Presidents; Robert Jardlne, Secretary and 
 Treasurer; John VV#iirt, William H. Yeovil, John Pollok, William Park*, Ed 
 ward Allison, F. A. Wi|,'f!in8, Wm. H. Street, and Charles Ward, Committee. 
 
 Saint John iMechanic«' Institute. — VVillinm J.Ritrhie, L'.Hquire, Presid^jnt ; 
 James Paterson, IjL. D., and Joseph W. Lawrence, Vice Presidents ; James 
 R. RucI, Corresponding Secretary ; \V. L. Avery, Treasurer ; William Hutch- 
 inson, Jr., Recording Secretary, and Secrutary to the Board of Directors ; Robert 
 Hhlves, George VV. Smith, John J. Munroe, J. G. Melick. G. Flemming, Robert 
 Foulis, G. H. Lawrence, Isaac Woodward, J. Allan, John M'Lardy, VV. F. 
 Smith, and Robert Lorliner, Directors. The Museum is open on Monday, Wed- 
 nesday and Friday evenings, at S o'clock. 
 
 Public Grammar School in thu Citt op Saint John. — The Reverend the 
 Rector of Saint. John, President ; the Mayor, the Recorder, the Hon. Ward Chip- 
 man, Lli. 1)., the Hon. Judge Parker, Robert F. Hnzen, William Wright, 
 John H. Gray, Esquires, and Rev. William Donald, A. M., Directors; John H. 
 Gray, Esquire, Treasurer and Clerk ; James Paterson, LL. D., Principal; who h 
 assisted by n Teacher in the English Department. 
 
 Saint John District Committee of the SociExr for Prouotino Christiar 
 
 Knowlsdoe. — Reverend the Rector of Saint John, President; ■ , 
 
 Enquire, Vice President; Beverley Robinson, Esquire, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 Books sold at John Kinnear's, Prince William Street. 
 
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 Saint Joii!« RELioiova Tract Socictt. — Kev. WiliUui Donald, A. M., Presi- 
 dent ; Jnhit Kiiinear, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 S»iwT John 80CIETT LiBRAnr.— Tlie Rev. P. Coster, Prissidctit ; GeorRt D. 
 Robiii!4nn, Enquire, Viro President; Or. Rntsford, and J. VV. Ciidlip, KKquires, 
 Cnniinittee ; James R. RucI, Catjuire, Secretary and 'J'reaiiirer ; George Ulatch, 
 Eaquire, Librarian. Library open fri.m 3 to 4 o'clocit, daily. 
 
 Saint Gkorce'i PorrtTT.— Sir Edmund VVallter Head, Bart., Patron ; Ron. 
 Jokn Hamilton Gray, Pr(^sidetit; G. R Jarvis, Esquire, Vice President ; Jamce 
 R. Ruel, Treasurer ; T. E. G. Tisdulc, Secretary. 
 
 Saint And-rew's Socibtt. — Robert Jurdine, Esquire, President ; Jfthn M. 
 Walker, Esquir*, Vice Preeident; William 'I'lioinson, Treasiirir ; J. M'Karlane, 
 Secretary ; W. W. Ennslie, Andrew Scott, and Robert Tliumiion, Coinuiitlee of 
 Charity. 
 
 Saint Patiiick's Societt. — William Smitli. Eequire, Prpiirtent ; Thomas 
 Parka, Esquire, Vice Preaident; William Hutcliincon, Esquire, Treasurer; 
 Mr. William Patten, Secretary; Wm. ilutchineon, Jun., Esquire, Asaislant 
 Secretary. 
 
 Highland Socictt er Saint John. — Hon. John Robertson, President ; John 
 Duncan, John Hoyd, M- D., and John Wisthart, EHquires, Vice Preaidents ; Rev. 
 William 'i'. Wishnrt, Chaplain ; Adam Jack, Eeqiiire, Treasurer ; James Robert- 
 son, and Robert Tliumson, Secretaries. 
 
 Orrfhan BENEVoLE^T.''oclETr. -James Gallagher, £«qnire, President ; John 
 Dougherty, Vice Pre^sident; P. M'Conrt, Tiea-surer; John Cunningham, Se- 
 cretary. 
 
 Sacred Mufic Socibtt. — George A. Lawrence, President; James Geroir, 
 Jonior, Vice President; Levi H. VVaterhouse, Treasurer; Henry Card, Secre- 
 tary ; Samuel hiteven, Conductor ; Messrs. A. U. Dlakslee, John Magee, A. 
 Kidd, Samuel Steven, Musical Committee. 
 
 Saint John Acricultukal and Horticultcral SocfKTr. — The Honorable 
 Jnd<!0 Parker, Patron ; Robert Jardine, President; Robert Bowes, and Robert 
 F. Hazen, Vice President* ; Frederick J. Ayres, Daniel Blown, James Brown, 
 Henry Blakslee, ti. C. Caiman, Henry Chubb, t'harles Drury, Peter Dewar, 
 James Dunn, Willam Hawks, William Howard, John Henderson, Alexander 
 Lockhart, James Moran, Archibald Menzies, George P. Peters, and Thomas 
 Trafton, Directors ; John Duncan, Esquire, Treasurer ; Moses H. Perley, Esquire, 
 Corresponding Secretary ; D. B. Stevens, Esquire, Recording Secretary. 
 
 New Bbdn4wick Auxiliart ISirlx Socictt.— Hon. Judge Parker, President ; 
 Ilnn. William B. Kinnear, and Han. Neville Parker, Vic* Presidents; John M. 
 Robinson, Esquire, 1'reasurer ; James Paterson, LL. D., and Mr. S. I<. Tilley, 
 Secretaries; Ij. H. DeVeber Esquire, Depositary ; Samuel Huyghue, John Kin- 
 near, John Wishart, Samuel Bayard, M. D., Nathan S. Demill, Gilbert T. Ray, 
 Jas. Armstrong, George A. I^iOckhart, J. M. Walker, J. F. Marsters, VV. J. Starr, 
 James M'Millan, Edward Sears, Daniel J. M'l.aughlin, James Reed, and L. B 
 Bfltaford, Committee. CemmiUeefar Portland — John Duncan, James Flewelllng, 
 Moees Tnck, and Alexander M'L. Seely. Committee for Cj||(r(on— George Bund, 
 and Robert Salter. Oeneml Dutributinir ^gent—John C. M*! nto&b. 
 
 Ladies' BBNXTnLXNT Societt. — Mrs. Ward Chipmnn, Patroness ; Mrs. Jas. 
 White, Mrf<. B. Stevens, and Miss Debloi*, Committee ; Misa L. Kinnear, e3«- 
 eretary and Treasurer. 
 
 Saint John Total Abstinence Scoiett. — N. 8. Demill, Esquire, President; 
 Thonias Harding, John Humbert, VV. R. M. Burtie, Joseph Fairweatber, and 
 W. H. A. Keans, Esquires, Vice Presidents ; John R. Marshall, Treasurer ; Jas. 
 GeroW, Jr., Coriespondingand Recording Secretary ; W. Hewett, R. Robertson, 
 L. H. Waterhouse, Robert Keed, Z. Ring, George P. Sancton, John Ansley, J. 
 F. Marsters, Edward E. Lockhart, George A. Lockhart, Thomas M'Henry, Jas. 
 T. Hall, Jame^ Johnson, John Eraser, Thomas C Humbert, L. F. Langan, Bad 
 James Keed, Executive Committee. 
 
 Saiitt John Roman Catholic Total Abstinence RsLiEr Societt. — Rev. 
 JameeQnin, President; Wm. H. Needham, Esquire, M- P. P., Vice Pietddent ; 
 Mr. Willlaai Bowen, Secretary ; Mr. John M'Geurty, Treasurer ; Messrs. Ste- 
 phen Thomson, John M'Gourty, Patrick Gallagher, John Bradley, John M'Guig- 
 gan, Lawrence P> Eagan', Patrick Toal, William Bowen, Patrick Doyle, 0barlea 
 Define, John Stanton, and Patrick Hanlon, Committee. 
 
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onald, A. M., I'rerii- 
 
 r«sidcrit ; Gpor|;t D. 
 V. Ciidlip, Knqiiires, 
 rcr ; Georgo Blatch, 
 
 Jart , Patron ; Ron. 
 ce I'lesident ; James 
 
 President ; J*hn M. 
 siinr;J. M'K.irlane, 
 imijon, CoinmiUue of 
 
 Prniflent ; ThomsB 
 Ssfjiiire, Treasurer ; 
 Ecquire, Asiistant 
 
 >n, President ; John 
 icePreaidentt; Ilev. 
 lurer ; James UoLert- 
 
 ire, President ; John 
 n Cunningham, Sc- 
 ent ; Jnmea Gcrow, 
 Henry Card, Secre- 
 !e, Jiibn Magee, A. 
 
 TT.— The IJonorable 
 ; Bowes, and Robert 
 >wn, James Urown, 
 )rury, Peter Dewar, 
 ndeiiun, Alexander 
 'eters, and 'J'homas 
 I H.Perley, Esquire, 
 
 8 Secretary. 
 
 9 Parker, Pre^ident ; 
 residents; John M, 
 nd ftlr. S. I,. Tilley, 
 iiiyphue, John Kin- 
 lill, Gilbert T, Ray, 
 arslers, VV. J. Starr, 
 nesKeed, and L. B 
 , James Flewellini;, 
 /rton— George Bond, 
 Intu&b. 
 
 Ironess ; Mrs. Jas. 
 188 L. Kinnear, £e- 
 
 Psqulre, President ; 
 I Fairweather, and 
 •II, Treasurer ; Jas. 
 vett, R. Rohurtson, 
 I, John Ansley, J. 
 mas M'llenry, Jas. 
 L. F. Langan, mnd 
 
 tr SocixTr. — Rev. ; 
 *., Vice Preoident j 
 iirer ; MesFirA. Ste- 
 lley, John M'Guig- 
 ick Ooyto, Obartes 
 
 Saint Jiiiir*, N. II. Associatiom in aio ok Colonial Church and Schooi. 
 SocisTT.— Heveiley llohiiiMon, f/jqiiire, Prcsidtnt; Reverend i>r. I. W. D. Gray, | 
 Rev. Dr. K. Jacoh, and the Kev. John Armstrong, M. A., Vitu Presidents ; O. U. i 
 Kobinaon, Ksqiiire, Se.eietnry ; L. M. Deveberj Ksqnire, 7V(a5urrr .' Charles [ 
 Brown, George 'I'aylor, James R. Rutl. Thamax W. Daniel, F.sqniref, and Dr.' 
 Botsford and Dr. BiiyarJ, CommilUe ,- John V. Thurgar and John M. Robinson, 
 £squire!), ^uditurs. 
 
 Baptist Colporteu a SociETT,/or the Cireulatien tf Chfap Religious Reeiinfr.— 
 Rev. E. M. Very, (.'hairman; Rev. Alexander Mutch, Coliwrteur. Depobitory 
 at the office of G.irrison &. Marsters, St. John, N. B. 
 
 Ukion Fire Cmjb.— Benjamin L. Peters, F.fiquire, President; Bimeon L. Lu- 
 crin, Esquire, Vice . Preisidenti John Wishart, Esquire, Treasurer; Joseph 
 Lawrence, Esquire, l^ecrelary^ ■ 
 
 Saint JoHR Ga« LioHrCoMrANT.— dp fal Twenty Thousand, with power to 
 increase toThirty 'I'hoiisand Pounds — Robert Jnrdine, E.«qnire, President ; John 
 Duncan, Will am Parks, W. G. Lawtoti, John M. Walker, Georpe Carvill, VV. 
 J.Ritchie, W. ^5nlilh, and Daniel J. M'Langhlin, Esquires, Directors ; Robert 
 Drittnin, Secretary and Treasurer; William J. Ritchie, Enquire, Solicitor; G. 
 Peebles, Manager. 
 
 EoBoPEAN AND North American Railwat Compant. — CapiMZ £1,500,000. — 
 C. U. Archibald, D. J. BIM.aMchlin, It. Jardine, E. Allison, George Botsford, 
 W. J. Ritchie, I'.squires, and KonorHhle John Koliertson, Directors ; R. Jardine, 
 President; G. P. Sanctcm, and J. W. CiidWp, ^uditms, 
 
 Fredeiiicton Gab Company. — S. Barker, Esquire, Presi<lent ; F. VV. (lathe- 
 
 wpy, J. Wilkitison, Joiin Davis, and , -/irectors; William M'Beatb, 
 
 Secretary and Treasurer ; John M'Innis, Manager. 
 
 Haint JoHM Water CoMPANT.— John Dnnran, Esquire, President; flonor- 
 able John Robertson, Henry Chubb, R. Jardine, and W. II. Street, Esquires, 
 Directors ; James Robertson, Secretary and Mnna{;er. 
 
 Rural Cemetery Company. — Dirrr.torx—GeoTfie P. Peter?, M. D., LeBarnn 
 Rotsrord, M. D., Hon. R. I,. Hnzeii, Beverly Robinson, William Parks, Solomon 
 Hersey Charles Driiry, W. G. J.awton, Adam Jack, John M. Walker, and Wm. 
 J. Ritchie, lisquires ; John M.Walker, I'sciuirf, President; Edward B. Peters, 
 Esquire, Secretary and Treasurer; Matthew Stead, Landscape Gardener; Ro- 
 bert Mills, Superintendent. 
 
 South Bay Boom Company. — AleTnnder M'li. Seely, President; Hen. John 
 Robertson, John Pollok, N. S. Demill, Michael Fisher, John Wishart, Fdward 
 Allison, and A. M'L. Seeiy, Directors; Thomas M'Mackin, Sacretaiy, Super- 
 intendent and Treasurer. 
 
 Electric Telegraph Compawy.— R. Jaidine, Esqnire, President ; D. B- 
 Stevens, Secretary and Superintendent ; R. Jardfne, Edward Allison, J. Dun- 
 can, R. Reed, Esquires, Saint John, and James Donaldson, Esq. of Halifax, 
 Directors. 
 
 St. John AifD Frvdericton Electric Teleoraph Company — George Role- 
 ford. Esquire, President; S. Bark«r, W. II. Robinson, S. VV. Babbitt, and R. 
 Jardine, Esquires, Directors. 
 
 RaintJohn Hotel Company. —William Wr)|rht, Esquire, President ;Directors 
 — John Wishart, George V. Nowlin, Robert Jardine, and Charles Haz.en, £•- 
 
 3uires ; Secretary— Alexander Robertson, Esquire; Managers— William and 
 oyeph Scammell. 
 New Bni'NSwicE Marine Asshranck Company — In St. John. — Capital Fifty 
 Thousand Pounds, with power to increase to One Hundred I'honsand Pounds. 
 Frederick A. WIpRins, Esquire, President ; John Wishart, John Ward, John V. 
 Thnrear, Frederick A. Wiggins, William H. Scovil, G. Carvill, D.J. M'LaujEb- 
 lin, William Parks, and E. Sears. Esquires, Directors; Adam Jack, Esquire, 
 Secretary ; Gcoigc Wheeler, EsqulM, Solicitor. 
 
 Glodb Assurance Company — fn St. John. — John Duncan, Ksquire, President, 
 George L. Lovett, Thomas Vau(.'han, Edward Hippisley, Henry Chubb, James 
 Smith, and Joseph Fairweather, Directo'^ : I. L. Bedell, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 Tke Mutual Insurance Company-- In 8t. John, — Joseph Fairweather, Esquire, 
 President; '/cbedee Ring, Samuel L. Tilley, Joseph W. Lawrenc*, and 8. 
 K.Foster, Directors; Isaac Woodward, Esquire, Socretarjr. J. il. ftobiaaoB, 
 Esqnire, Solicitor. 
 
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 Rates or Cartage In Sl^aint John. 
 
 DISTRICTS. 
 
 ARTICLES AND WEIGHT. 
 
 For a load of Wood, (Uuarlcr of a Cord,) 
 
 For u load of Coals, (Half a Chaldron,) - - - 
 
 For a load containinf; 15 bushels of Grain, Fait, Pota- 
 toes, or any other articleii measured at loading or unload- 
 ing, except Coals, 
 
 For a pipe of VVtne. Gin, or Brandy, and bousing within 
 the door of the first tloor, --...- 
 
 For a puncheon of Hum, or a tierce of Sugar, from 7 to 
 10 cwt., and lioiisiii;:, ------- 
 
 For a puncheon of Molasses, a hoeahead of Sugar of 
 10 cwt. or upwards, or a hogshead ot Tobacco, &. housing, 
 
 For a hogshead or puncheon of Cider, or a load of Dried 
 Fish, of ir> cwt. or a common load of household Goody, 
 and storing, ..-.--.- 
 
 For a load of Shingles, Hoop Poles, Heading, Staves, 
 Treenails, Smoked Fish in boxes, Salmon iti kits, Dry 
 Goods, or a load of any other articles not herein men- 
 tioned, or a hogshead of Lime, or a hogshead or 
 crate of Earthenware, or two tierces of Earthenware, 
 a hogshead of Dried Fish, two tierces of Codec, 
 or quantity in bag.s not exceeding 12 cwt. or a kmd con- 
 taining Obbls. Flour, or 5 barrels Sugar, Fish, Keef, Pork, 
 Turpentine, or Cider, or half a ton of Iron, or the suine 
 Quantity of Cordage, in coils not exceeding 4 cwt. or a| 
 load of any articles not herein mentioned, - - 
 
 For a 64-pallon cask of Wine, Rum, Gin, Brandy, 
 Molasses, or Porter, or for a load of Sand, Grave! or Stones, 
 or a load of 4 barrels of any Spirituous Liquor or molasses. 
 
 For Cables and Cordage, in coils above a cwt. or if to 
 coil, per ton, 01 if for Hay looie. per ton, . - - 
 
 For Hay, screwed, per ton, ' - 
 
 For Bricks, per thousand, - . - - 
 
 For Lumber, per thousand feet, - - . . 
 
 For the carriage of any article or articles Tiot exceeding 
 half a load, - - . . . . . 
 
 1st 
 
 s. d. 
 
 n. d. 
 
 lOJ 
 3 
 
 1 6 
 
 2 
 
 1 3 
 
 9 
 1 41 
 
 1 
 |3 14 
 
 in 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 6 
 
 4 
 
 3 
 
 2d. 
 
 Id. 14th. 
 1U| I 
 
 5th. 
 
 1 G 
 
 I 1 
 33 
 
 1 9 
 
 17i 
 
 1 3 
 3 4i 
 1 10 
 
 3 1^23 
 I 4^1 G 
 
 lOL 
 
 5 3 
 
 '2 8 
 
 I 3 
 
 3 3 
 
 I 
 
 I 3 
 
 s. d. 
 
 2 4 
 17i 
 
 1 li 
 1 9 
 
 14i 
 3 6 
 20 
 2 6 
 
 1 9 
 
 Hi 
 
 1 4 
 
 C5 9 
 10 3 
 
 4 9 
 3 9 
 
 1 3 
 
 1 6 
 
 6 
 
 3 2 
 5 
 
 4 
 
 7;^ 9 lOjIl 
 
 The First District to comprise all that part of the City between the 
 south line of Pond street and north line of Duke sirebt, which lies to 
 the westward of the East line of Mill street, Dock street, and that part 
 of Prince William street situated between the north line of the brick 
 building formerly belonging to William Tynij Peters (northward of 
 the Market square), and the north line of Duke street, and including 
 King street, to the westward of the west line of Germain street. 
 
 Second District to comprise all that part of the City between the 
 north line of Union street and south line of Saint James' street, which 
 lies without or beyond the First District, to tlie westward of tho east 
 line of Charlotte street. 
 
 Third District to comprise all that part of the City, which lies with- 
 out or beyond the Second District, to the westward of the east line of 
 Sidney street. 
 
 Fourth District to comprise all that part of the City lying without or 
 beyond the Third District, to the westward of the East line of Car- 
 marthen street. 
 
 Fifth District to comprise all that part of the City lying without or 
 beyond the Fourth District. 
 
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 DISTIUCTG. 
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 1 7il 9 
 
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 City between the 
 Bfct, which lies to 
 3et, and that part 
 line of the brick 
 s (northward of 
 5t, and inchjding 
 rmain street, 
 ity between the 
 es' street, which 
 A^ard of tho east 
 
 which lies with 
 fthe eastUne of 
 
 ying without or 
 ast line of Car- 
 
 ying without or 
 
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 VoRK AND C*nLGTOM MiNiNo CoMPANV. — Jaincs llarrif, President ; Jamei 
 Stnitli, lliomaj Allan, Jolin Jwcnx, Henry Vau^iian, John R. Tupper, Allau 
 M'Lcnn, James Hnrrij, Thomas Vau{;linn,and James T. Suiith, DirecUir*; Jaa. 
 Smith, Treasurer i 1 homa.t Vaughan, Pecretary. 
 
 Provincial LuMATic Asylum. — [At Saint John.] JolmWord, 
 Frederick A. Wifigins, William Olive, Hoti. L. A. Wiimot, Hon. 
 William M'Leod. John Simpson, Aduni Jack, Robert F. Hazen, And 
 Peter Besnaid, Esquires, Commissioners. 
 
 Provincial Penitkntiary. — [At Saint John.] Commissioners, 
 John Ward, Chmrman, Chus. C. Stewart John Owens, John V. 
 Thurgar. William H. Scovil. John M. Robinson, John Doheriy, Kb- 
 quires, and Hon. Robert L. Huzon. 
 
 Cn Y AND COUNTY OF SAINT JOHN. 
 
 The Mayor and Recorder, Justices of the Mayor's Court. 
 The Mayor, the Recorder, iV'illiain H. Nfcillr.tm, William O. Stnilb, 
 John Johnston, Gregory Van Home, Josoph O. Dunham, and Jo- 
 seph Beatteay, Esquires, Justices of the Peace and of the Qourum. 
 
 Ralpt) iM. Jarvis, Honorable Cl:'irles SiinoiKls, GehardusC. Car- 
 man. John Jordan, George Anderson, James i\Ioran, Henry Gilbert, 
 Robert VV. Crookshank, Noah Dif'brovv, Robert Payne, Archibald 
 Meii/Jes, Benjamin L. Peters, Cl;iirl"s WaivJ, Hon. John Robertson, 
 William 11. Street. Daniel Leiivitt, John Gillis, James Brown, Daniel 
 Ansley, John Kerr, John Pollok, Wiliiani Leavitt, William Olive, 
 Siunuol Straii<.'e, James Gnllagher. Jacob Alien, John Wishart, 
 Robert. Keltii;, Levertt H. DoV;'ber, William Hawkn, Mo.ses Vernon, 
 Walker Visdalu, George A.Lockhart, Henry (Minbb, William Parks, 
 Alexander Lockhart, .lolin Ilaw.^i, Thomasj Allan, Hn^-h Sharkey, 
 Janii's Travis, (ieorge Heiuler^on, Henry G. Simonds, and Joseph 
 Fii'rvveather, Esquires, Just ces ot" the Peace. 
 
 Charles Jflliiiatou, I'iSq., Hi.gh Slieriti'; G. V. Kowlin, Deputy Sheriff. 
 
 George Whoiiler, Fsiiuirc-, VA&rk (d'tlie Peace. 
 
 Wiili;un Bayard, Esquire, M, D., Coroner. 
 
 Isaac L. Bedell, Esquire, County Treasurer. 
 
 James li. Ruel, Auditor of County Accounts. 
 
 Alfred L. Street, Esquire, Surrogate. 
 
 Charles Drnry, Csqoiie, Regi;5:or of Ueods and Wills. 
 
 benjamin It. Peters, Esquire, Commissioner for taking Bail in 
 tho Supreme and iVlayor'a Court. 
 
 Hon. WilliaiTi R Kinne ir, Alfred L. Sticot, Pabert F. Hazcn, 
 William Wrighr, Peter Stubs, Horatio Kt^l-on H. Lu^-rin, John M. 
 Robinson, Moaes H. Porley, Honorable Robert L Hazen, Jolin 
 Johnston, James W.Boyd, George Wheeler, Wm. H. JNeedham, 
 William Jack, Duncan Robertson, Hfuiorable Join li. Gray, Jas. 
 W. Peters, Robertson Bayard. Wm J. iiiteliie, Cl)ar]es W. Ward- 
 law, Samuel J. Sco\iI, Wiilian\ 11. M. Burtis, Edward B. Peter.s, 
 Charles Dn^^\ Jas. A. H;nding, William Hare, Gustav.is R. Jarvis. 
 James J. Kaye, Andrew II. Wetaiorc, Grorj^f F. Rouse, William 
 iVI. Howe, Charles Doherty, llumpJ'.rey T. Gilbert, B. Boyd Kin- 
 near, John G.Campbell, Charles A. llartt, Andrew.VIackcnna, Ro- 
 bert Parker, Junior, Nelson D(;Vei)cr, Hiehard Sa-ids Armstrung, 
 Charles Walters, George Hiuo, Gijorge Blatcli, Ward Chipnian 
 
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 Drury, W. H. Uatheway, Frederick Coster, Junior, Allison Lewis 
 Henry \V. Frith, William Hutcliinson, Benjamin L. Peters, Junior 
 Charles VV. Stockton, George G. Gilbert, Junior, John tiimondn, 
 Samuel R Tliomson, Edwtird Jack, Frederick C. Frith, Robert B. 
 Street, Benjamin G. (jlray, Lewis J. Alm<m, and llodson C Peters, 
 Esquires, Commissioucrs fur taking Affidavits in the Supreme 
 Court. 
 
 Gehardus C C.irman, John Jordan, and James Moran, Esquires, 
 Commissioners for Solemnizing Marrijigc. 
 
 George Bond, George Blatch, and John Sears, Esquires, Trustees 
 of Schools, City of Saint John. 
 
 Rev. James Uunphv, Jamos Gallagher, Esquire, and VVjIfiam Car- 
 vill, Commissioners Cor the Management ofilie Free School at Saint 
 John, nM(;nnnectcd with the Aladras Board. 
 
 Moses IL Perley, and Ur. John Paddock, Esquires, Commissi- 
 oners of Indian Reserves, under Act 7 Vic. c. 45. 
 
 Charles Drury and Bradford Gilbert, Commissioners of Sewers. 
 
 Gehardus C. Carman, John Kerr, James Dunn, Jamc.>» Moran, 
 James (Jallagher, Henry Cliubb, and William O. Smilli-, E.<quires, 
 Commissioners ofthe Alms HoUsc and Work House a^id Infirmary. 
 Simon Filch, Esquire, M. D., Physician. WiJliam Cunningham, 
 Keeper. 
 
 Snrceyors of Lumler in the County. — Ezckiel Jordan, John F. Go- 
 dard, Joiiii Morrison, George VV. Roberts, David Tapley, John M. 
 CampbeN, ,JobnHenneberry, Thomas J. Fairweather. C. E. Godard, 
 David V. Roberts. Robert Kwing, James M'Loon, JohnG.Tobm, 
 Moses Tuck. J. Clark, Clayton Scott, E.J. VVetiiiore, G. J^jrdan, 
 Jr., ft. S. Littlehahi, W. Moore, VV. D. Shaw, S. E. Stephens, C. 
 Eagles, J. S. Brovvn, J.Crawford, R.Ciinard, Stephen S. Fowler, 
 j Michael Downing, Isaac G. Stonliens, William A. Reynolds. John 
 Tapley, Jeremiaii Travis, Slepheii H. Shaw, J AF. Wliipplc. Tamer- 
 lane J. Campbjli, John R. Vincent, Jf)>'eph Hal!, George C. Dunham, 
 Robert Roljcrtson, Junior. William Cunard. Charles Cunard, Wil- 
 Ham U. Travis, John Gallivan, William Lagles, William Allingham 
 an<l James E- Vincent. 
 
 Jan)es Stockfcrd and Charles Pidgeon, Overseers of the Fisheries. 
 
 Terms of tlic General Sessions and Common Fleas. — Third Tuesday 
 in March, and fust Tuesday in June,. September and December. 
 
 PARISH or PORTLAND. 
 
 J.irob Allan, EsiHiire, Police .Magistrate ; Henry (i. t^iinonds, and J.imos 
 Travis, lisqiiires, Sitiiiif; .Mjigistrjiies ; Hoii. t'liiirks Simdiids, Thojiias Allan, i 
 and Jolin ilaws, tv-quircs, CdininiHsioners dtrclire, 
 
 Ja ne.s Fle\vellin<;, Samuel (*. T.lley, and ll'igli Sharkey, Trustees ofSchools.j 
 
 Hiiglj Sliirkey, rind Ut)l(ert Payne, Assessors ol'Ta.xes. 
 
 James M'Kliienay, Collector of Taxes. 
 
 Jiones Dixon, I). I'riuli, Jacob Pitlgeon, Hugh Doherty, Warren Smith, and 
 James Arnistron;', Constables. 
 
 John Lopan, Hot; Heeve. 
 
 Patrick M'Goldrick. Daniel M'lntosh, and Oriffith Morri. on, Fence Vi«vrers. 
 
 Michael Campbell, P. llarrigan, and Morris lielaney, Pound Kt"e|)erH. 
 
 John V. (;odard, Thoma.s Al'lilroy, and John Muher, Coinuiis,,ionera of High- 
 
 ways. 
 
 Patrick M'Goldrickjir. Connor, Michael Mahniiey, Philemon O'lNeil, William 
 Cin'M,-. atiil D.ivid Cillins. ."S'lrvf vorj nt" H'ohv n' <. 
 
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 nior, Allison Lewis 
 >iuL. Peters, Junior 
 "r. John tiimondn, 
 ^ Frith, Rohert B. 
 lloJson C.Pettjrs, 
 IS in the Supreme 
 
 sMoran, EsquiresJ 
 
 Esquires, Trustees 
 
 !, and VViiriamCar-JI 
 'ree Schoof at Saint 
 
 'quires, Commissi- 
 
 sionors of Sewers, 
 n, James Moran, 
 Smiilt, E.«quires, 
 iisefi;id infirmary, 
 liani Cunnirigliani, 
 
 ordnn, John F. Go- 
 d Tapley, Jwim M. 
 tl»;r. C. E. Godard, 
 'I, John G. Tobin, 
 f'liore, G. Jordan, 
 S. £. Stephens, C. 
 Stephen S. Fowler, 
 ^. Koynoldsi. John 
 . ^' hippie. Tamer- i 
 norge G. Dunham, 
 r.'es Gunard, \Vi|. 
 ^VilliamAlliugham 
 
 'sof the Fisheries. 
 ?— Third Tuesday! 
 iiid Decemhor. I 
 
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 imonds, and Jnmesl 
 "lids, TJioiiia.s Allan, j 
 
 Trustees of Schoola. 
 
 Warron Smith, nad 
 
 •oil, Frnre Viewers. 
 in!l KteiJefH. 
 iuiis.,i()nfrj* of High. 
 
 •on O'Neil, VViHiam 
 
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 C. Clark, Ferryman at Fndian Town. 
 
 Philip Nase, HiipcrintenUeiit of Ferry Lan4iDfi. 
 
 John Cani|itjull, 'I'dwn Klerk. 
 
 'J'hoina8 Lojt.in, Siirvcvor and Weigher of Ilajr. 
 
 D.uiiel N. Frilcli, Clerk of the Market. 
 
 John Uiiticr and IMilllp Murpiiy, Irispcclora of Piak.. 
 
 James Ariiistrung, Collector ot Dug 'i'ax. 
 
 PA Ri s h'T)f~sTmonds. 
 
 Claudins tinmllton, Otiy Crooksliank, and Jas. Davidson, Trnsteof of SchooU.^ 
 ItotierC Power, C. HainiltDn, and James M'Court, Aa.^etistoii* of Taxen. ' ' 
 John Johnston, Collector of'J'axes. 
 
 ft iiii.iiii i^iiitj^, cjii'.viiru «.iii»uii, tvjiiiiiiii vv ouii, 1 luiinas i rauon, jonii nionre, 
 Janicd .M'Keu, llobcrt Uowed, I'^rancia llanuuii, and KubeM Uuughis, Fence 
 Vioweri. 
 
 llobert Monro, Samuel Wethers, P. Fergurson, W. Hannah, Jamei Robertson, 
 and C. M. Wluiaten, Hop peeves. 
 
 Jainea M'Court, I'liilip Furlonij, John Johnston, Neil Quinn, John Rnasell, Jas. 
 ll'Giiire, Henry Graham, U Udiiglaris, R. Kisg*, Samuel Yoiini;, John Roch, 
 Robert M'hean, Thomas lleifler, tieorgo Wade, and John M'Avoy, Pound 
 KcepcrM. 
 
 i'ettr Dewar, Joltn Clark, and (Jeorire Ball, Commsgioners of Ilii^hwnys. 
 
 Wdlian) U.^an, 'I'homas Uowe.-f, Henlor, Tbomas (iarnetl, J(din Crozier, Jainos 
 Bowes. Bernard Kilpatrii:k, James Stewart, Peter Cleary, G Anthony, R. Moore, 
 ThoMjas Davidson, M. Cassidy, W. .M'Genrh, Alexander Elliott, Andrew Moore, 
 0. StacklidiiKij, P.Brown, J. Dulan, W. livans, A. M'Avoy, James Irinis, W. 
 M'CasUn. John (Conway, W. Brown, Jnn., Patri( k Col^an, i^irnon Fraser, John 
 Campbell, R. Seiitill, R. Di.nL'la,-', C. M. Whootcit, J. Brydi-n. Jiin., Wi.liam 
 .Smith, !•'. Gibson, Oily Crookshnnk, T. Artluir, T. Kii*eli, li. Colijan, P. .Stan- 
 ley, R. Ilisgiiig, I). Ffiiiiter, .'^. NJnrphy, M. .M'.VIanus, C. Riley, F. M'Gai;nay, 
 J. (Jain, and C M'Manns, Snrveyors of llitibways. 
 
 Rubed Bowei), Town Clerk and Clerk ot the Market. 
 
 PARISH oFlANCASTER. 
 
 Roy. T. W.Robertson, Barnabas 'J'ilton, and W. Tytior, Trnstees of Schools. 
 
 A. Mcnzies, T. E. Carter, and James Rubijison, Assessors of Taxes. 
 
 J. P. Lord, Coliectorof Taxes. 
 
 James Al'Aiiley, J. Diiniiam, J. Hargrave, and G. Mnllln, Constables. 
 
 John Morrison. John Cninialdij, and John Donnelly, lloj; Reeves. 
 
 R. Robinson, S. Cunningham, J. Donnelly, R. Robertson, and Jo^ph Boggs, 
 Fence Viewers. 
 
 William M. M'ilton, and William Hardinp, Pound Keepers. 
 
 Jaiues Gault, James Robinson, and' Jxiseph Belmure, Commissioners of High- 
 ways. 
 
 j James Wynn, John Tymir, Daniel Morris, Daniel Thomas, H. Balmore,W. 
 
 ' Brown, VV. Clark, Samuel Fergurson, T.ftt'Aitliur, P. MMiauyhlaii, lleiiryBaird, 
 
 I M. Driscoll, H. Davidson, John M'Lrllau, James Wilji.un.s, Richard Dixon, H. 
 
 Fairy, John S()ntlier,Cliarles Lord, and M. P. Balcom, Surveyors of iligkways. 
 
 George M. Anderson, Town Clerk and Clerk of Uie .Market. 
 
 PARISH OF SAINT MARTINS. 
 
 Philip Mosher, Jamer Moran, Jun., and Abel VVa-^hburn, Trustees of Schools. 
 ThiMuas Stevens, T. II. Blark, and William Rudditk, Assessors of Taxes. 
 Daniel Ri )vvn, Collector of 'I'axes. 
 William Vills, and Thomus Mch in, Constables. 
 J. <.J'i)oniii;ll, and Daniel Ells, lIoj; Reeves. 
 
 Daniel Ells, Stephen Brown, J. Brown, E. M'Bride, and J. Shanklin, Fence 
 Viewers. 
 Alexiinder Doiislasp, and Thomas Lewis, Pound Keepers. 
 Thoin »s II. Black, Town Clerk and Clerk of the Market. 
 
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 Kdward Urowii, Jamos Swim, and William iM'Alee, ConimiuionerB of Iligb- 
 Tvnj'B. 
 
 Robert Floyd, Wm. Sands, Willinm Fownes, II. Iced, If. Sands, J. Flovd, Aa- 
 ron Dtlonp, E. M'Bride, J.CJrant, M. llynn, J. Kelly, Jnbe?. VVriphi, J. yeymour, 
 S. Tabor, J. Walton, It. Gilchrist, StephiMi Hrown, James Marks, H. Uriilnin, 
 J. D. Bradshaw, Joseph Hrown, P. O'Neil, Oanif;! Smith, John Kennedy, (Jco. 
 Kioll, M. Ilircliel, J. Murphy, John Davies,r>rtn., Andrew Scotl, A. Mitlegan, 
 Jolm Delnp, and Henry Oaks, Hurreyora of lligiiwayn. 
 
 Edward Hrown, and John Foster, Inspeclord of Butter. 
 
 Henry Briltain, Inspector of Cattle. 
 
 COUNTY OF YORK. 
 
 CORPORATIOn'oF FREDEIl[CTON. 
 
 John C. Allen, Esquire, Mayor. 
 
 Wellington Ward. 
 Thos. A.Temple, 
 
 And. liitchle, 
 Alux.lliock. 
 
 Si. Jlnii's. 1 Cariftun. Quent^s. . 
 
 , Jas. S. Beek, Fran. M'ManiiM, Robert (Jowan, 
 
 William Turner. Wm. D. Hunt. | Joseph Myshrall. C. 'J'rougiitou. 
 
 J. Henry Tlialr, Esmiire, City Clerk. Hon. Thomas Baillie, City Surveyor. 
 Robert Gowan, Esquire, City Auditor. Asa Coy, Escinirc, (.'ity Treasurer. 
 
 George Turner, Surveyor of lli^lnvays and .'^tn ets. 
 William Barker, ^Vharrin{•er:md Haihour iMastcr Wm. Swmh, City Marshal. 
 
 Thomas H. Hober[^ou, Thouias L. Siinn cu.«, Michael Coulter, Henry K. Beek, 
 and John ripmint:. Assessors. 
 
 William Payne, William i:?inith,and John O'Connor, Collector cf Rales and 
 Taxes. 
 
 Fire PEPAiiTMEnT.— nerjamlr.VVolhaupter, John A. I!eckwith,Ch,is. MTher- 
 son', jrolert Chestnut, Jii,-t:ii t^pahun, ypiilfoid J. Ikuktr, fc'anuK 1 [.'. MM'her 
 son, Georpo S. Witilor, Cliiirleh Uraiiiien, and 'Ihtojihilus il. l^aicy, Tirewards. 
 — Gtort;i 'i'ujlor, Eufiineei;, 
 
 Hon. John Siincoe Snur.f'ora, .lohn Allon, Jolin Rohinson, George 
 Mincliia, Wlllmiii II. O'ic!!. aiid .lolni (;. Allan, Esqiiifet!, Juslicea 
 of tlio InfoiMir Court oi" (^i)imn:)ii IMoas. 
 
 Hon. .lohn rf. yaiiiKier.?, Joliii .Mlon. John Iloliinson, (loorrrc Min- 
 chiu, VVilli;un H. Ochill, lion. Tlionn^ C. 1, .'c, J.inios A. Machiurh- 
 lan, ThonuiM JoM'i:^, J.-iiiios liaiiison, \Vill.;itn DaviJ.-ci.', Patrick 
 Canip!)ell. James .Miles, Ho.ss {.'nriic, Achiiii 1). Allan, (ieorgo Gar- 
 den, L. Brad; haw lvain>(ord, llu;;!i .i. Ilanfiird, Jr'olonvin I'anuit, 
 David B. Siuilton, (icorf;(i Choyno. William J. Bodcll. 'Ihiaiian (ill!, 
 Thomas Earlcs, Richard llayiio. Gcoriro (;h>!tif;nt,s, Janus Taylor, 
 Allan .\I'Loan, Thomas I'lcUurd Thomas \i. Koi ertvoti. Wiilam Dell 
 Hartt, Asa C< y, Isaac Vvilhnrn, Lewid D. VVi.j;;iii, Julwarr. feimonds, 
 Jo.sepii Gaynor, FrodouckVV. llalhewaj, Cliarlns iM'IMu'-.son, Gi'o. 
 Morehons'3, Kohcrt D..*r;in;s. (iooi^^e L. Ilathi^vay (ifclic (luorum), 
 and Ira Ingraham, E.^qnirot!, Justices oi'tliu I'care. 
 
 Be'ijai'jin VVoliiauptor, Eiquire, llij^li SSIiori.!'; Cliarles Branncn, 
 Deputy f^heriir. 
 
 George J. Dihblco, E. qnire, Kccprr oflh'^ Uoil.^, and Clerk of the 
 Peace, and ofthe liiCorior (.'oiirt, of CoiniTJon I'lead. 
 
 George F. II. P/liriohin, Eiiqiiiio, Surrogate. 
 
 John C. \l!on, I'sqnire, I'le/^isJer of PrithatPH. 
 
 Joseph LJeck, .i>-qniro, Hegsto.r of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 Henry Fislcr, Jon., Henry Jones, George Morchonec, and Jr.dah 
 Hammond, Eyqnives, Cororers. 
 
 Mark Necdham, Esq. lire, County Trea.snrer. 
 
 Hon. Jo'.ui S. Saunders, Connnissiouer for taking Bail iu the Su- 
 preme Court. 
 
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 V Scott, A. Miliegan, 
 
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 •owan, 
 
 . And, Ritchie, 
 glitoii. Alox.Uiock. 
 lie, City Surveyor, j 
 iirt-, iUty 'Ireasurer. 'l 
 ■"friets, 
 
 s'liiiUi, City AfarsliaJ. 
 •iter, Henry 8. Ueek, 
 
 illectorcf liaiesand 
 
 :witli,Chns. M'Pher-i 
 fc'aimi.i J). M'I'hcr h 
 t. i^sity, !■ irewards. 
 
 foi)inson, Coorgejj 
 l^«<JKii-es, Justices '■ 
 
 'Ot), (leoi-n-o J\Tiii- 
 
 ii"\M_A..Map|;iur!i.|; 
 iviJ.M-i;, Patricl 
 
 ^olol,;<)n J'.inuit, .^ 
 
 ell, 'rhoiimii (;iii, |! 
 
 ^, Ja;;!,'s Tayior, j 
 :;<)M, \Vj:l;iinDelJ 
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 v^-'irc fciiiioiKia, 
 *''{'lH';son. Gi'o. 
 ((if die Quorum), 
 
 i 
 
 '-laries Bianiicn, \l 
 "id Clerk of tJie 
 
 31WC, and Jr.clah 
 Bail iu the Sii- 
 
 Hon. John Anibroflc Street, Daniel Ludlow RobinHon, George J. 
 Diliblee, Charh's p, Wetmore, Hon. Charles Fisher, (leorge F. H. 
 Minchin. William FT. Odell, David Shank Kerr, Edward A. Clowes, 
 (jeorgo Botsibrd. Fratir:is A. H. Straton, John C. Allen, William 
 Wiitta, (Jeor<,'o N. Seijec, J;imes P. Wetmnre, James Fraser Berton, 
 F.dward H. Wilmot. Geo. W. Hirchie, J. Henry Phair, James Odell, 
 F.dward W. Miller, Bernard C. Friei, Henry Barclay Robinson. 
 George J. Bliss, William W. Street, John J. Fraser, Fdward B. Fish- 
 er, and D. Gnstnvus Maclanchinn, Esquires, Commissioners for ta- 
 king .Mlidavits in the Supreme Cimrt. 
 
 James Taylor, Esquire, Commissioner of Public Buildings 
 James A. ftlacianchlan, Joiiu Allen. John Robinson, J. Harrison, 
 and James A. Miles, Esquires, Commissioners for Solemnizing 
 IMarriago. 
 
 Mark Needham, Henry Fisher, James E. Perley, Samuel A. Akcr- 
 Icy, and Joseph Myshrall, Liceuied Auctioneers. 
 
 Alms House and Work House — Thomas Gill, Moses Pickard, Tho- 
 mas Murray, and Asa (Toy, F.scjuires, Commissioners ; Joseph Fle- 
 ininir, Keeper; Joseph Beek, Treasurer. 
 
 Terms of the General Hesaions and Common Pleas. — First Tuesday 
 in .lannary and Jun;;. Additional Terms of the Common Pleas. — 
 Third Tuesday in March, and second Tuesday in October. 
 
 Provincial Board of Education, under the Act 10 Vict.c. 50. — The 
 Lieutenant Governor or Administrator of the Goverimient for tho 
 time being, and the Executive C'oiui.'il. John Gregory, Secretary. 
 
 Prcdcricton Library . J. E. Woolforde. Esquire, President; Hon. 
 N. Parker, Vice President*, R. (xowan, Esquire, Secretary and Trea- 
 surer; Dr. Robb, and E. H. Wilmot, Esquire, Committee; G. Ros- 
 s iter, Librarian. Terms, 10s aimnalty. 
 
 Fredericton Society of Saint Andrew. — James Robb, Esquire, M. D.; 
 President; John Simpson, Esquire, 1st Vice President; Chailes 
 M'Pher.son, Esquire, 2d ditto; John F. Taylor, Es(|uire, Treasurer, 
 Jolin Neile, Esquire, Secretary; Rev. John M, Brooke, Chaplain. 
 
 FrcderictoH Society of Saint Patrick. — Hon Thomas Bq^Uie, Presi- 
 dent; Hon. Leuiuel A. Wilmot, Vice President; SamiillTleming, 
 Treasurer; T. O'Connor, Secretary. 
 
 Floral and Horticultural Society of Neto Bmnswick.at FrederUion. — 
 J. E Woolforde, Esquire, President; Hon. Neville Parker, and Hon. 
 L. A. Wilmot, Vice Preoidents; who, with Mr. S. Flemming, conr 
 
 stitute the Committee of Management and Decision.— — — ^ 
 
 Esquire, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
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 KING'S COUNTY. 
 
 Robert F. Hazen, Hon William M'Lcod, Thomas Beer, Justus S. 
 Wetmore, Henry A. Scovil, and John C. Vail, Esquires, Justices of 
 the Inferior ("ourt of Common Pleas. 
 
 Robert F Hazen, Hon. William M'Leod, Thomas Beer. Justus S. 
 Wetmore, Thomas Ketchum, Henry A. Scovil, John C. Vail, A. C 
 Evanson, John Barberie, Ebenezer Smith, Isaac Haviland, Samuel 
 Foster, John Wightman, John Brittain, James BriUain, John H. Ryan, ; 
 
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 COIWTV or CAi!M:',Tf)i\. 
 
 Jolin F. \V, VVitislow, I'.sqiiiip. High Sherift'. 
 
 A. K. S. VVetiiiorL", Esquire, Keeper of tlic llolls and Clerk ofilio 
 Peace. 
 
 L(>wi.s P. Fislior, Fsquiie. Surro/j^ite. 
 
 A. K. S. VVelrnore. I squire, Ke<:isfcr of ProlmtCP. 
 
 Auj»ii-!tii>! Bedell, I'sqiiire, l!e^is!er of Deeds Htul Wills. 
 
 Terms of the General <iRsshins anl Common Picas — First Tufsday 
 inJaniiniy, and fonrtli Tuesday in .fmie. AddiUnniil Terms of the 
 Common I'kas — Fir.st Tiie.idav in i^Iarch and October. 
 
 COU.NTY OF ClIARTiOTTiS. 
 
 Tiionia.^ Jones, Esquire, Hi^ili Sheriff. 
 
 VVelliiii'tdii Hateli, (^lerk of ihe Peace and Keeper of the Rolls. 
 
 Honorable Harris Matr.li, Surrogate. 
 
 George D. Strcoi, I'.sqiiiro, Register. 
 
 KiarriH W. Haicli, Esquire, Register of Deeffs and Wills. 
 
 Terms of the Gcncrcl Sessions and Common Pletis — Second Tnes- 
 lay ill April and tliiui Tuesday in Sriptenilier. Additional Tenns of 
 ihp, ('(,mmo:i Picas — Sec(in<l i iM^sday in Jidy and December. 
 
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 ^t>oiUnui] Will.,. ,^ 
 Vinson, and J.unos 
 
 J fi'por^jo Otiv. Fvs. ''^^ 
 "' i^iipconin Court, if 
 )m!iji.-.:<i„ners/brta-'i| 
 
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 ''"•<^ V«il, Es,J,-:,,l3 
 
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 I t)(j|jf:s, IJliJor Act lij 
 
 SiJeck.andElijai.lj' 
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 Hov. William W 
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 s-rirstT(,os,Jav:'! 
 
 ^^>"irt ffoMs,., on tho 
 »'"1 Jix- tJ,at „„„uj, 
 
 •Tid Cleric ofil,,, 'j 
 
 I Wills. 
 
 'I Toms of tile 
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 VVill.^. 
 
 -Second Tues. i 
 tonal Temso/l 
 ember. 
 
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 COUM'V <»!•' VVi:."SI MOilLAM). 
 FMair I'ofjjford. I'.s(|nirc', High .Sli(!riff. . ' 
 
 Edwnrd U (Jhancller, Ks(|i;ire, Clork of the Peace and Keeper of 
 
 the rioll.. 
 
 lIonoraMn Kdward n. riiniidler, Snrrogat<j. • ' .■••■' 
 
 'riiniiia') 1^. Sayrc, Es(|itir<;. Kf'j:ist('r. 
 
 AiiiaHii \Vel(i(.ii. llsqiiire. Ke-iisicr of Dendn and Wills. 
 
 Tirins of t lie General Sessions and Common /'/ws — 'J'liird Tnosday 
 ill JiiiK! and .Xovrmlier. AddilUmal Terms of the Common I'lcae. — 
 First Tuesday in April and second Tuesday in September. 
 
 COUNTY OF «;i.oi;cksti:r. 
 ITenry VV. nalduin, l'.*qnirH, Hi^'li SlioritV. 
 
 Tlif(M>'''l"'^ l-'^-'l^'^'*"}') l'"'''!"""''' Clerk ol the Peace and Keeper 
 of il\o K(>ll.-<. 
 
 lliMiiy William P.aldwin, Ksquire, Surrogate. 
 
 RobiTt < >'oi(!(Hi. I'',s(|uir<', Ile^iister. 
 
 Henry Wiiliiiin HaKiwiii. Ilstjuiro, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 'I't.rms of tlir Gnicrnl Sr.^sinns and Common Picas. — Tirnt Tiienday 
 in .Janiiiiy and first Tuesday in July. Additional Icrms of the Com- 
 mon Picas — I'list Tuesday in April and last Tuesday in October. 
 
 QUKRN'.S (X)UNTV'. 
 
 Nathaniel fliil)!)ard DeVeber, Ksqnire, IIi;,'h ShcrilT. 
 
 Tiinoihy li. Wotmore, inquire, Clerk «f the Peace and Keeper of 
 the Rolls. 
 
 N- II. DoA^-'ber, IV^quiro, Surrogate. 
 
 Henry S Peters, Msquire, Register. 
 
 HiMiry rt Peter-4, I-squire, Register of Wills and Deeds. 
 
 Terms of the (ii'ticval >lrssi(ms and Common Plms. — PoiiilhTne.sday 
 n .la 11 nary aiK.'.luiie. Additional Terms of the Connnun Picas, — Fotirlh 
 Tuesday in April and October. 
 
 COUNTV OF SlJNBL'llY. 
 I Thomas HicUs, Esquire, High SlieriiV. 
 
 Tiioiuas VV. Blisg, Esquire, Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the 
 Roil.s. 
 
 William .T. Cilbcrt. r.^-'qiiiio. Surrogate . 
 j Natliniuel Hubbard, Esijnire, Hegister. 
 1 Na!li;uii<'l Hubbard. Es(|uiit', Register of Deeds and WilU. 
 i Tnrnis of ihr, Gtncral Srsaions and Common Picas. — Second Tuesday 
 in January, and Third Tuesday in June. Additional Terms of the 
 ' Commun Pitas. — Tiiivd Tuesday in 3Iarch and October. 
 
 COUNTY UF KENT. 
 
 .To-ie[)!i Wtituiore, Esquire, High Shoritf. 
 
 John W. Weldon, Esipm-e, Clerk of the Foace and Keeper of the 
 Rolls. 
 
 William Chandler, Esquire, Surrogate. 
 
 John Wesley Weldon, Esquire, Register* • • ' 
 
 (ieoige Pagan, Es(|uire, Register of Deod^ and Wills. 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common P/ms. -^Second Tne.sday 
 in January, and Fourth Tuesday in July. Additional Terms of the 
 Common Pleas. — Last Tuesday in April and September. 
 
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 COUNTY OF ndrtiujmukiu.and. 
 
 Willinm A. Blnck. KHquiro. High Shorill. , .. „ „ 
 
 Edw. Williiton. Knq., Clftrk of the f'encB and K«epororth« Rolli 
 
 Willinm WilUmston. KHquirn, Surrogiile. 
 
 George Kerr, K^quire, K««i8ter. 
 
 Allan A. DavidHon. KHquin?, Repister of Dffeds and Will*. 
 
 Terms of Uu Uenrral tiiotiuns and Common P/rrt.<».— SerontiTueiduy 
 in January ond July. Adililional Terms o/tha Common i'/e«j.— Firal 
 Tueaday In May and October. 
 
 COf'NTY OF uiiHTiooucni:. 
 
 John li. Barborio. Ksquiro. Hifib Slinrifl'. - . „ „ 
 
 And Bnrborii!. Khquire, CIcrluifilie Peace and Keeper oflhe Rolls. 
 
 Cbipnmii Botaford, Ksquiro, Surrogate. 
 
 Andrew Barberie, Ksquire, Kcgislcr. 
 
 Andrew Barbcrio, Mtiquir^, Ut'sisler of Deeds and VViIIb. 
 
 Ttrmsofihe. General Sesuhns and Common Pleas.— ■Viral Tuesday in 
 January, and 8t!Coud Tuesday in July Additional Termio/lhe Com- 
 mun i'/c^«.— Second TucBdny in October and April. 
 
 CUUNTV or AI.nERT. 
 
 Tlioinas Cilbert, Kaquire, High SheritK 
 
 Samuel (i. Morse, Ks(|uire, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of the 
 Peace and Inferior Court of Common Plead. 
 
 M. B. Palmer, Esquire, Surrogate. 
 
 Samuel (i. Morse, Ksquire, Register. 
 
 (ioorge Calhoun, Esquire, Register lI^ Deeds and VVilln. 
 
 Terms of the General ."Sessions and Co}n>t!on P/erts.— Fourth Tueaday 
 in June, and Second Tuesday in November. Additional Terms of 
 thcCommon Pleas.— Hecond Tuesday ii: March and September. 
 
 COUNTY OF VICTORIA. 
 
 Francis E. Beckwith, Esquire, High Sheriff. 
 
 William T. VVilmot, Esquire, Clerk of the Peace and of the 
 Common Picas, and Register of Deeds nud Wills. 
 
 Williuru AI. Madauchlau, Esquire, Surrogate. 
 
 A. W. Raymond, Esqiiirr, Register. 
 
 Terms of the General StSii/is and Common P/crt5.— Second Tuesday 
 in January and First Tuesday in July. Additional Terms of the Com-' 
 tnon Pleas— Second Tuesday in March and Second Tuesday in 
 October. 
 
 MARINE HOSPITAL. 
 
 For the Relief of Sick and Disabled Seamen, (in Saint John ) 
 
 Comtnissioners—John Ward. R. W. Crookshank, Ezekiel Barlow, 
 John Wishart, W. D. F'aulke, and Adam Jack, Esquires; Treasurer 
 — The Bank of New Brunswick; Secretary — Charles Ward, Esquire; 
 Phifsician and Surgeon — John Boyd, Esquire, M. 1). 
 
 EMIGRANT DEPARTMENT— New Brunswick^ 7~ 
 St. John — Moses H. Perley, Esquire, Her Majesty's Emigration 
 Officer. James Boyd, Esquire, Acting Emigration Officer at Saint 
 Andrews. The Deputy Treasurers at the other Ports of the Pro- 
 vince arias Emigration Officers. 
 
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 •epor of the Rollj. 
 
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 ■eeper of ih« Rolls. 
 
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 1 Wills. 
 
 Jirst l'„e«day ,„ 
 
 ^frmao/tAeCom.i 
 
 ind Clerh of the 
 
 VVilk 
 
 Toiirtli Tiie«(Jav 
 
 'cptember. 
 
 ace and of the 
 
 pcondTiiPBdav 
 -'■'nyifthc Com. 
 u 1 iieaiday jn 
 
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 '-eliiel nnrlow, 
 I"*^s ; Treasurer , 
 aid, Esquire ; 
 
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 » Eniigration 
 ficernt Saint 
 ' 0'' the Pro- 1 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEW Dill oX WVS. 
 
 Ilia Excellency Sir EriMUNnWAi.KKR llrAu, Unronnt, Lit 'tenant 
 fiJovornor iind Commntidor in Chief of the I'rovinco <•( Now 
 Itrunrivviclc, &..c. Alc. t&c. 
 
 (liclinrd T. Pcnritifatiiur. Enquirn, Privnto Secrctnry to the \,n\t 
 
 tt'nant Governor. 
 
 I^ioutenant Colonel Iticlinnl Iliiyno, and Lieutenant Colonel 
 
 Charles Drury, Provincial AiJs-de-CQiiip. 
 
 Exr.coTiVF. CouNciT, — Hon. John Ambrose Street, Hon. Edward 
 II. Cliandlor, Hon. Robert L. Hnzen, Hon. Alexander Rankin, 
 Hon. John K. I'nrtolow, Hon. William I). Kinnear, Hon. John H. 
 Gray, and ilon. Robert D. Wilrnot. 
 
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 Lkgisi.ative ('oi'NciL. — Tlic Honorable William Black, PrMident; 
 Hon. JolinSitncou HiinnderH, Hon. Ainoa E. BotHford, Hon. Edward 
 B. Chandler, Hon. John Robertson, Hon. Harria Hatch, Hon. Wil- 
 lirtin B. Kinnear, Rear Admiral Hon. William E. W. Owen, Hon. 
 (ieorge AliHcliin. Hon Thomas H. PeterH, Hon. Robert L. Hazcn, 
 Hon. (ieorgoS. Hill, Hon. Charles F. Allifion, lion. Charlew Harri- 
 Hon, Hon. Jutnes Davidson, Hon. James Brown, Hon. William 11. 
 Odell, and Hon. Charles Connell. 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 County of York. — James Taylor, George L. Hathewny, Thoraas 
 Pickard, and Charles Mncpherson, Esqiirres. 
 
 County of Saint John.— Robert D. Wilrnot, William J. Ritchie, 
 John II. Gray, and ChHrle.s Simond<), Esquires. 
 
 County of Westmorland.— William Crane, Daniel Iluningtoo, 
 Bliss Botsford. and Robert B. Chapman, Esqtiires; 
 
 County of Charlotte. — John James Robinson, Robert Thomson, 
 William Porter, and B. R. Fitzgerald, Esquires. 
 
 King's County.— Matthew M'Leod, John H. Ryan, and Henry 
 Purdy, Esquires. 
 
 Queen's (>ounty — John Earle, and Thomas Gilbert, Esquires 
 
 County of Sunbury.— George Hayward, and William Scoullsr, 
 Esquires. 
 
 County of Carleton — Horace H. Beardsley, and Richard Englwh, 
 Esquires. 
 
 (y'ounty of Noithumberland. — Hon. Alexander Rankin, John M. 
 Johnson, John Ambrose Street, and John T. Williston, Efquireo. 
 
 County oCKent — Robt. B. Cutler and Francis M'Phelim, Esquirer 
 
 County of Gloucester. — Robert Gordon, and Jos. Read, Esquires, 
 
 County of Restigouche. — Hon. John Montgomery, and Andrew 
 Barberie, Esquire. 
 
 County of Albert. — William H. Steves, and Reuben Stiles, Es- 
 quires. 
 
 County of Victoria. — Hon. John R. Partelow, and Francis Rice, 
 Esquire. 
 
 City of Saint John.— Samuel L. Tilley, and William H.Ncedbam, 
 Esquires. 
 
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 lion. 1 iioninn u. l.l>o, ifitcuivor iicnoriii ; hum. f rcnoricu i'. Uuimi- 1 
 Hoii, Auditor (Mtiioral ; lloii 11. It. (.'liaiidUtr, IloiiJolm W. Wulcluii. 
 and Hon Koburt L, lla/<'n, (lutMui'i* (^oun«ol. ' 
 
 OrncKii OK THE rxtcurivE Council. Kobcrt Fulioii, Aciiiig 
 Clerk 
 
 Okkicehs ok tiik LKnisr.ATivK CouNcit. — d'coitM! FtotHford. I'.s- 
 qiiiru, CIvi'li ; John (iroj^ory, Hs(|tiii'(!, Clerk .Vfcsistaiit ; 11. 1{. Joiictt, 
 F.s(|uiro, Her;{onnt at Arms, and LlHliur of tin; lilack Uud ; Uuvurend ' 
 (jicorgo CoHier, A. M., Cliaplaiii. | 
 
 ()kkiceh« OP THK. IloiisK OK AssK.Miu.y — Cliarlfs V. Wj'tiiiorc, 
 r.-sqiiin*. Clt-rk ; (Joorgc;.!. IJIiss, l',s(|iuro, (Jlcrk Assir^tant ; (it'co'^if 
 (ilurdon, I'lHqiiire, iiJergeunt at Anus; Uc^ William H. Ktitcliuui, ; 
 Chuplain , ■ j 
 
 Court of Chancery. — His Mxct'llcticy tli(« Licnroiiaiit (lovernor, 
 Chancellor; Hon. Novillo Tarkj-r, IM.istor of ili« lioll-i ; Hon. John 
 R. Partolow, Clerk (if the Crown in Chant ery ; Uain<"l l-niJlow Ko- 
 bin^on, KH(]nire, llcjifister; Hoiiry 13. Uoliin^on, K.s(|uirf, Depnty Ko 
 giater; (ieorgo J. Dihhlce, Uohtirt V. llny.cn, John Anil)ro><i! .Strout. 
 'J'imolhy Kohert VV(>tniorf, VVillium Jack. <;harlos Fisher. (Jcorj:!.! I). 
 Street, William Carman, Jnnior, John M Robinson, (jeoriie Ki-rr, 
 (jJoorgo S. Hill. Christophor Milner, (ieort'ej. Tliomson. David .s. 
 Kerr, and Theopliilns De.sBri.say, Fsqnin-H, MastorN; A. K. H Wot- 
 more, Alfred L. Street, Andrew liuri)erie, W illiam Chandler, and 
 William IM Maclaiinhlnn, Fsquires, iMu9t*>rs Fxtraordinary ; William 
 M'Bentii, F,H<|nire, Serjeant ut Arms. Tkhms: Jliliiry — Laf*t 'Fnes- 
 day in Jannary.to end t)nSatnrday .same weok; 7V/«<///— First Tnos- 
 day in Juno do. do.; Michaelmas — Firnl Tuesday in OtMoberdo. do 
 The Conrt sits f«r the truMsuctiwit of'bu.-<iness on the <iji*l Tuesday of 
 every niontli 
 
 Supreme Court or Judicature. — Chief Jn.sfice, Hon. Jamos 
 Ctjrtor, 8th Jannary, 18.jJ ; Jnstices, Hon. Robert Parker, October 
 1834; Honorable (loorxe F. Street, Dt^cembor 184"); liojiorablo Le- 
 muel Allen Wilmot, 8ih January, 1851; Andrew IJaiberie, Ksquire, 
 Clerk of the Crown; William Carman, l',s(inire, Clerk of the Pleas; 
 Hon. John Simcoe S»>:nuler.s, Clerk of the Circuits, and Clerk ofthe 
 Crowr. on the Circuits. Terms: Hilary — First Tuesday in Febru- 
 ary ; Easter — Second Tuesday in April ; Trinity — Second Tuesday 
 in June ; Michaelmas — Second Tue'sday in October. Nisi Pritts sit- 
 tings in the County of York — Third Tuesday in February and fourth 
 Tuesday in June. 
 
 John C. Allen, Esquire, Reporter ofthe Decisions in theSui)reme 
 Court. 
 
 Circuit Court.s, by Act 9 Vict c. 57. — Saint John : Second Tues- 
 day in January and first Tuesday in August; Sunbttry : LnstTue(<day 
 in February; Qmccws ; First Tuesday in March ; Charlotte: Fourth 
 
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 l"l'.!r; A/Wi'M.- S.'iond Tiic-dty .11 Jiilv; Afhrrt: Thiid Tn.-Hdiiy in 
 July; lli^lmortniul: I'niirth 'riii's<l(i\ m.fiilv; AV/if ; TiU'-wiiiy nftor 
 r'niirih TiicMday in Inly; lirgtijrour/ir : l.int 'rnc«<day in .Aiijjtniit ; 
 ' 'inntrr : first 'rnc-day in Srim-nilior; Swthumbtrhntd : Second 
 iliiv in Sc|ifciidn'r ; (ur/ilon: I,ii>t 'I'licday in Si'iitfiiiljcr ; Fi'c- 
 t'/nii : WodiiHHday hcfort; llio liHt TncHday in ftoptcinhur. 
 
 roLHTs I in TiiK I'lionvrK OK Wills and Gkantino Advinis- 
 
 MiATioNH.— Tiio IVohal*! Coiiit (or ill*- I ily and (bounty «. I" tSaint 
 
 „ liii is Ik Id (;v(iry .Miuiday, at llir*-!' o'cln-U, at tlio Cliamiirrs ol" tho 
 
 I id^d ; and tJio lik«) Court in ilio oilier (/oiinfie« ol'lho I'rov inco Ih 
 
 held ul the limes Kjiccially aji|ioiiiird hy llio rcHpective Jndges. 
 
 Cr)i!HT or (iovKRNou anh C(t\}svn.,for licnrini^ fimf iletcrniivinff 
 rdHSf.n re/tUliis> to Mnrriaffcnnil Dinone.— \\\# llxeellency tlib Lioii- 
 tenaiit (ioveiiior, I'resideiit , llonor.ihle Nevilh^ i'arkcr, Vicfl I're- 
 sideiit ; the i loiior.-ible llt-r Majewty k Kxeciilivo Conneil, Meni- 
 heiH; Juini C. Allen, i:n(|nire, l{eg:slriir and Clerk; Terms: Tlie 
 seeond Tuenday in Febniury, and third Tncadavrt in Juno and 
 Uctoher. 
 
 CouiiT OF \\cv, Admirai.tv. — llonorahic Kohort \,. Ilazon, 
 Jiidg'" and ConiniiKs.-iry ; William Wri«»lit, Esquire, Advocate (jo- 
 ii( ral ; John IVI. {{(diinson, Lscjiiiio, lie{;i9lrur and h'erihu ; -Juhn 
 
 Hiiii.hert, Enipiire, Marshal. 
 
 (iiiUT for the Trial and PnnisJintrtit of Piracy and other Offen- 
 ces on tko Uigh i<vo8 — The (Jovernor ; The Chief JiiHliee, and 
 otli( 1 Jiidi,'es ofihe Siiprciiic (^)nrt, the Moinbors of the Executive 
 (/ouncii; Judge of i\u\ Vice Admiraltj ; Tlio Public Secretary ; 
 Public Treasurer; ('ominander in (."hief. Flag Officers, and Cap- 
 tains, and Coinniaiiders of Ships of W.ir on this Station for tho 
 
 timeheiii':; , Registrar and IScribe ; Cavalier IJ. 
 
 Jouelt, Esipiire, MarAhal. 
 
 Xj ■ Till! Court sits at any place within tliR Province to bo ap- 
 pointed l-iy any three of the nieinbers, the (iovcrnor, Chief Jiistic;, 
 or oik; of the Judges of the Supreme Court, or Judge of llio Admi- 
 ralty, being one. 
 
 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 John Howe. lOsipiire, Post Master Ceneral ; D. French, V.B. llnl- 
 fliinson, and II C Frink, Clerks, Saint John; Post Masters: An- 
 drew S. Pliair, Inquire, Fredericton ; William F. Uonncll, Esquire, 
 <ia;ieto\vn; Ceorye F. Campbell, Esquir«, Saint Andrews ; David 
 A. Hose, E.uquire, Saint Stephen; John Wallace, J'sqnire, Saint 
 (ieor^'e; Christopher iMilner, Enquire. Saekviilo ; E. J. Snijth, Esq. 
 Sliediao: (jt. Pittield, I'sqnire, Salisbury; J. Crandall, Jr.. Esquire, 
 ! Hend of Petitcodiac ; James Caie, Esquire, Chatham (Miramiciii) ; 
 Edward W. Williston, Escpiire, Newcastle (Miramiolii) ; Win. Bow- 
 ser, Esquire, Richibncto ; Geo B Cowper, Esquire, Dalhousie ; 
 Thomas II. Carman, Esquire, Bathurst; James Grovcr, Esquire, 
 Woodstock: Samuel Foster, Esquire, Kingston; Hugh M'Monagle, 
 
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 fay. Dorol,e,"r °' ■^"'"' «°«"'o». l/pper'jj »v' hV ' 
 
 Carter. Ksq^fre: """""''"''^ClustomsandNavi.nf t 
 
 Mohn Miller. "'""'"er of Cu.ionia and Na.l. •■ 
 
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a«'on Laws, Tiio- 
 H'on La^vs, Ijon. ij 
 ^'ou Uw9, VVm. 
 "on Lawa, Peter! 
 
 ^■•'isation Laws, 
 '^'ffstion Lnvvs, ^ 
 '0 Laws, Moji. 
 Customs and 
 on Law., Mr. 
 igatioi, Laws, 
 
 ' Treasurer .- i 
 ^"'■y ^Vliite. 
 J^avafier H. ' 
 Stephen E. 
 
 "roodward, 
 
 P'lar.'es C 
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 'fer. 
 
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 j Campo Bello —Thomas Moses. Deputy Treasnrer. 
 
 FiiKoeRicTOjr.— James Taylor, D(\i)tav Treasurer. 
 
 Woodstock —Henry E. Dibblee, Deputy Treasurer. 
 
 CoLJCBHOoKE. — William M. Maciauclilan, Deputy Treasurer. 
 
 MiRAMicHi.— Hon. Thomas li. Telera, Deputy Treasurer ; Wil- 
 liam Carman, and John Fra.ser, Waiters, Searciiera,. and Lockura. 
 
 Dalhousik. — Dugald Stewart, Dcpuiy Treasurer ; Charles Lloyd, 
 and A. Ramsay, Waiters, Searchers, and Lockers. 
 
 Bathurst —Joseph Read, Deputy Ticasurer; Williain Napier, 
 Waiter, Searcher, and Locker. 
 
 Shippegan and CAiuquET — Perry J. N. Duiuaresq, Deputy 
 Treasurer. 
 
 RicHiBucTo — Ifon. J. W. Weldon, Deputy Treasurer; George 
 Pagan, Waiter, Searcher, andLitcker. 
 
 BucToucuE. —Peter M'Phetim, Deputy Tieasurer. 
 
 SnEDiAc. — Daniel Hanington, Deputy Treasurer. 
 
 Bay Vertk. — Ed\%'ard Wood, Deputy Treasurer. 
 
 SvcKViLi.B. — Jonathan C. Black, Deputy Treasurer. 
 
 Dorchester. — William Carter, Deputy Treasurer. 
 
 Hopewell — John M'AImon. Deputy Treasurer. 
 
 RIo.NKTON. — Amasa Weldon, Deputy Treasurer. 
 
 ECCLESIASTICAL. 
 
 IHE UNITED CHURCH oFeNGLAND AND IRELAND 
 
 A3 Hr LAW ESTABLISHKP. 
 
 Bisuor— The Right Ucv. John, Lord Biaho|) of Frederkton — Frtdtricton, 
 
 .\kchubaco.s— The Vcn. GtoRcc Cosxtn, Reclor of Fredoiictoii— Rural Dean. 
 
 CLKUGV. 
 
 Alley, Rev. Jerome, D. D., Rector cf Gray, Rev. Benjamin G., D. D., UeMred 
 
 yaiiu Aiidrev/s. ••: : — .^ :_. . . 
 
 Armstrong, Rev. John, Saint John. 
 Biiaor, Rev. Samuel, Rector of Chatham 
 
 — R:iral Dean. 
 BarthoiciMew, Rev. Joseph, Rector of 
 
 I'eterciville. 
 Black, Rev. John, Rectorof Kingsclear. 
 Bliss, llev. Charle.s P., Missionary at 
 
 Harvey and Hopewell. 
 Bliss, Rev. Donald, Assistant Minister 
 
 at Freilericton. 
 Boyer, Rev. W. N., Curate at Moncton. 
 Carey, Ucv. George T., Rector of Grand 
 
 Muian. 
 Cookson, Rev. James, Licensed to Of- 
 ficiate at Bellisle. 
 Coster, Rev. Fred., Reclor of Carleton. 
 
 Coster, Rev. N. A., Rector of Gagetown. .,^..,.,. 
 
 Coster, Rev. Charles G., Assistant Mi- Ketchum, Rev, Richard T., C*rate at 
 
 nister at Fredericton. Saint Andrews. 
 
 DoVeber, Rev. VVUliani II., Missionary i Lee, Rev. Charles, Missionary at West- 
 
 at CJphAm. I niorland. 
 
 De Wolfe, Rev. Thomai N., Rctlor of M'Ghee, Rev. Thos., Rector of Su«fe.T 
 
 All:jsionary ^ Saint John. 
 Gray, Rev. I. William D., D. D., Rector 
 
 of Saint John— iiiiro/ Dean. 
 (lanford, Rev. S. Jones, Missionary at 
 
 Andover. 
 Harrison, Rtv. W., Rector of Portland. 
 Harten, Rev. Thomas 
 Hudson, Rev. Jame-s, Visiting Mission- 
 ary, Miramirhi. 
 Jacob. Rev. Edwin, D. D., Principal of 
 
 King's Colitije, Fredericton. 
 JafTrey, Rev. Willlani N., Missionary at 
 
 Saint Mary'.s. 
 Jarvis, Rev. Georce S., D. D., Rectorof 
 
 Sliediao— flitra/ Dtan. 
 JarviB, Uev. Henry J. 
 Keiclium, Rev. William Q., Curate of 
 
 Fredericton. 
 
 Sackvilic. 
 Disbrow, Rev. James W., Rector of 
 
 SImonds. 
 Disbrow, Rev. N., Rectorof Bathurst. 
 Clwell, Rev. Jos., Missionary at PrLace 
 
 VVilliara. 
 
 M'Givern, Rev. John, Rector of Saint 
 
 George's. 
 Milner, Rev. Christapber, Rector of 
 
 Westfield. 
 Ncales, Rev. Jamos, Rector of Richl- 
 
 bucto. 
 
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 Street, Rev '^ n i „ 
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 Jiiomsori, j{ev <iJ'fr 
 
 ,,,, Aort„nr-'^''"'""'' A., /lector ot- 
 
 Week!,, Ucv A. \V r, 
 
 ^Vettnore, iwy. David r Mi • 
 -,,,. ^Vel/or.| •' *^'*'^«'onaryat 
 
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 STAriONS OF THE UT^fv.m . 
 
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 Cliaplai;, **•' *^""«^Pa' ; Uev Albert Desb sav P ^^""'Vin^y , 
 
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,:'""" «-,Keaor of Saim 
 
 !;:"'■'■"« ^V, Rector Of. 
 
 ^^> Corntc of Co- 
 '^'"•••'■•J^.AJi.s.ionarya, 
 
 ;;;;"•', Sector of Wu J 
 
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 B A I' T J « T iM 1 1\ 1 8 r 1 : K 8 1 N i\ L \V 15 K U N .S W I C K . 
 
 «"^ Westkhn Association. — JiiiiiesTo/er, l.,n(ilou'; Williain Harris, i 
 obiquo ; TlioiDas MagoR, S;iiril .laiiics; Tiioinas W. t»aundcr.s, 
 irieo William ; Samuel l{ol)iris()ii, ftiaiiit J<tlin ; A D. Tliomp- : 
 n, yaint Atidiowa; Edward I). V'ory, I'orlland ; James Walker, 
 liiint Giiorge; Joliii Mageo, NaslnvaaU ; Chiulcs Spurden, Trod- j 
 icion ; 'luorgt! Rigby, Kirigsclear ; James II Tuppor, K(!S\vir.l< ; 
 illiain L. H(i|(ldiis, rcimfield ; William U. I'itcli, Salmon River; 
 ^amuel Eldor, rrndericlon: George F. iMilc.'*. iMaiigcrvilie ; Gideon 
 E.stahrooks, tsinionds ; William A. (llolL'inaii. Jacksontovvn ; Thos. 
 Todd, Woodstock ; Ebenezor Webb, New Jenihalcm ; Eldiniind 
 IM'lrlIli^?, (Jrand Maiian. Licensed to Prntcli. — Williain Gremley, 
 Joseph Catliariiie, R. II Emerson, Ricliar<l Wells. 
 
 Easfkr.n A.s.soci ation. — Joseph Crandal, Salisbury ; James 
 
 r>Iakiiey, Gondolo Point ; John Marstcrs, St. .Martiii.s ; William 
 
 feears, Hopewell; James Wallace, Coverdale; James iMcIMiee, 
 
 jHali.-ildiry ; Titns Stone, Sus.«ex Vale ; David Crandal, Springfield ; 
 
 Wellington Jackson, St. Martins ; J C. Skinner, Wiekliam ; I'eter 
 
 Spragg, Springfield ; James A. Smith, Springfield ; Charles Tiiorn, 
 
 J(di!iston ; W. G. Parker, Saekvillo ; Joshua iJtintirg, St. Jolin ; 
 
 Nathaniel Cleveland, Shepody ; James llerrilt. nntternnt Ridge ; 
 
 Samuel Bancroft, Ham[)ton ; Daniel .MePiiail, liueloiiche ; James 
 
 Mewcombe, I lil l.sborougli ; Patrick Dud'y, Ditto; Elias Kierslead, 
 
 jStudholm; Alexander Mutch, Norton ; Elijah V. Eo-^hay, Harvey; 
 
 I Daniel V. Crandal, Elgin ; James Trimble, Waterborough ; George 
 
 I Burns, Upham, Licensed to Preach. — John Sears; IJczekiah 
 
 , Harris ; John II. Hughes. 
 
 ! THE PR1.SF5YTERTAN CHURCH OF NEW RIUINSWICK, 
 
 i aflfieriug to the Westminster Standards tis inlcrprctcd hy the Free Pro- 
 test hi g Church of Scotland. — Cily of* Saint Jolin: Saint John Presby- 
 i terian rhmch. Rev. Robert Irvine; Tree Church. Sidney Sireel, 
 1 Rev. William Eerrie, A. M. ; Hammon'i River Salt Spring's, and 
 I Londonderry, Rev A. Donald; Saint Stephens. »««;««< ; Saint James, 
 j Rev Lewis ' lok ; Bocabec, Rev William Millen; Carleton (Saint 
 I Jolui.) Rev Jolui Irvine. Ordained Missionary ; Blackville and Nel- 
 jsnn, Rev. John Tnrnbnll, P. C. : New Mills (Bay Chalenr), Rev 
 i Angus M'Alaster; Richibncto. Rev James Law; Salmon River, Rev 
 I V» . T. Canning; Norton and Sussex Vale, Rev Jas. Cairns, M. D. 
 Missionary. 
 
 PRESBYTERY OF NEW BRUNSWICK AND NOVA 
 
 SC(yr\ A, in connexion V!?th the lirformed Presbijtcrian Synod of 
 Ireland. — Saint John : Rev Alexander M Lend Sliively. South- 
 stream and St. Martin's: Rev. James Reid Lawson. Cornwallis 
 and Ilortoii : Rev. William Somerville, A. 31. MiBsionary : Rev. 
 Robert Stewart. v^ ' '" " 
 
 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.— Saint .Tohn, Rev. Charles 
 Msickay ; Shellield, and Grand Lake, Rev. James Porter; Cardi- 
 gan, Rev. Mr. McCallum ; Milllown, vacwnl ; Keswick Ridgft, 
 Rev. James Sterling. 
 
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 [E GOVERNOR AND TRUSTEES OF THE MADRAS 
 SCHOOL IN NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 The Lieutenant Governor or Commander in Chief for tbe time 
 Bin«r; the Lord Dishop of llic Diocese; the Chief Justice ; the 
 [embers of Her Majesty's Coiinoil ; the Judge of the Admiralty; the 
 Ipeakerofthe House of Assembly ; the Mayor and Recorder of Saint 
 lohn ; the Ecclesiastical CommisHiiry of tlie Province ; the Rector and 
 Mnirchwardens of Trinity Church in Saint John : together with tlic 
 Ion. Edward J. Jarvis, and the Rev. George Burns, D. D. ; R. F. Ha- 
 ken, Treasurer; Rev. Alexander Stewart, Clerk. 
 
 NEW BRUNSWICK BAPTIST EDUCATION SOCIETY. 
 
 Reverend Joseph Crandall, President ; Reverend John Masters, 
 •nd Reverend Samuel Robinson, Vice Presidents ; Solomon Hersey. 
 E'-quirc, Treasurer; Asa Coy, and Samue' W. Babbit, Esquires, 
 Secretaries; Rev. (^'harles Spiirden, Principal; Mr. T. B. Smith. As- 
 sistant Teacher. Rev. Charles Spurdon, Rev, Samuel Elder, Hon. 
 VVm. B. Kinnear, S. W. Babbit, James P, A. Phillips, William Sow- 
 ell, and W. S, Eatey, Managing Ciommittee, 
 
 WESLEYAN ACADEMY, MOUNT ALLISON, Sackville, Jf. B. 
 
 Principal — The Reverend Humphrey Pickard, A. M.; Chaplain 
 — the Rev. Albert Dcsbrisay ; TrenKiirer — Jiarles F.Allison, Esq 
 Committee — Rev, Messrs. Knight, Evans, Temple, and Davics, 
 and C F. Allison, Esquire. Board of Instruction: the Rev. Hum- 
 phrey Pickard, A. M., Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy, 
 «&c. ; Joseph R. Hea, A. B, Professor ofFrench, Latin, and Greek ; 
 Thomas Pickard, Jun , A M, Professor of Mathematics and Phy- 
 siciil Sciences; Thomas W VVood, Esquire, English Master. 
 
 BANKS. 
 
 Bank of New Brunsmck St. John. Capital. £100,000. Presi- 
 dent, Thomas E. Millidge, Esquire ; DirecKsrs: John Boyd, M. D., 
 L. H. DeVeber, Joseph A Crane, John D. Lewen, Thomas E. Mil- 
 lidge, I. L. Bedell, Benj. Smith, William Wright, and Frederick A. 
 VViggins, Esquires. Ca.shier, Richard Whiteside, Esquire; Solicitor, 
 John M. Robinson, Esquire. 
 
 Commercial Bank of NciD Brunswick, St. John. Incorporated by 
 Royal Charter. Capital £ 150,000, with power to increase to £300,- 
 000. Presidanl, U. J. M'Laughlin, Esquire; Directors: Mark Dole, 
 John Duncan, Stephen Gerow, Hon, Robert L Hazen, William 
 Jack, George L. Lovett, Charles Merritt, D. J. M'Laughlin, William 
 Parks, John M. Walker, Edward Sear.-^, Cliarlt^.i Ward, and John Wish- 
 art. Esquire?}. Cashier, George P. Sancton, E.squire ; Solicitor, Hon. 
 Robert L, Hazen 
 
 Commercial Branch Bank, Nnocastlc, Miramichi. Committee of 
 Management : William Loch and Alexander Rankin, Esquires; Cash- 
 !icr, Thomas C. Allen, Esquire. 
 
 j Commer ial Bank Agency at Woodstock. Agent, Richard English, 
 j Esquire ; Cashier, James Grover, Esquire, 
 
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 Central Bank of New Urittisicic/c. Capital, £1^5, 000, witli power lo 
 iricrciiHo to jCr»0,OU0. President, George Botsford, l']s(|tiiio ; Casliier. 
 Samuel W. Babbit, Escjuire ; Solicitor, Cleorge J. Dibblcc, J'.sqmre. 
 
 Central Bank Attcnnj, at IVoodstock. Agent, James Robertson, Esq. 
 
 Charlotte Cuuntii Hank. Capital £]5,U(»0. President, Hon. Har- 
 ris Hatch; Casliier, John Rodger, Ks(iiiire. 
 
 Saint Stephen's Bank. Capital, £25,000. President, William 
 Todd, Esquire ; Cashier, David Upton, Esquire. 
 
 Bank of British North America. (Estnl)lishe{l in London.) Capital 
 jG1,'I00,()00 (Kt('rlin:r,with power to iucrcaso the capita!. Manager 
 of the IJrancii at Saint John. Georie Taylor, Esquire. Accountant, 
 VV. Lash, Es(piiie. Local Oirectors at Saint John : lion. John Ro- 
 bertson, VV. IE Street, and J. V. Tluir,i,'ar, Escjiiires. Standing 
 Counsel, Joliu A. Street, J^squirc. Solicjior and .Notary, George 
 Wl Cijler, Esquire. 
 
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 COUJNSELLORS AM) ATTORNIES PltACTiSL\G L\ TLiE 
 
 PRUVLNCE. 
 
 Fredrrlctnn. — Flon. John A. Stn.'ct (Jlttornc'i General), Daniel 
 Ludlow Robiuron, (ieotge J. Dib!)lee, Charles P. VVefiuore, lion. 
 Charles Eisher, George E. IL IMinchin, Uilii.nu fL Odell, David 
 Shank Iverr, Edwiir.l A. (Mowcs, George Botslnnl, Eraucis A. IL 
 Slruton, John C. Allen, William Watts, George N. Segee, Jaiut s 
 P. Wotmore, James E. Borton, Edward H. Wilinof, George W. 
 Ritchie, J, flenry I'hair, James Odell, E^lward W. Miller, Bernard 
 C. Eriel, llcnry Barclay Robinson, Gourge J Blis.s, William W 
 Street, John J, Eraser, Edward li. Eisher, and D. (iustavus Mac- 
 lauchlan, Esquires. 
 
 Saint John. — Hon. William B. KinnO'ir (Solicitor General), Al- 
 fred L. Street, Robert E. Hazen, William Wright, Peter Stubs, IL 
 N. IL Lugrin, John M. Robinson, Mosey II. PerJfiy, IJonorabIc II. 
 L. tia/en, John Johnston, J.iines W. Boyd, George Wheeler, Wm. 
 IL Ncedham, William Jack, Duncan Robertson, John IL Gray, 
 J. W.Peters, |{obcrtson Bayard, W. J. Ritchie, Charles W. Ward- 
 law, Samuel J. Scovil, William R. M. Burtis, Edward B. Pcler&, 
 Charles Duif, Jas. A. Harding, William Hare, Gustavus R. Jams. 
 James J. Kaye, Andrew R. Wctmore, George E. Rouse, William 
 AL Howe, Charles Dohcrty, Humphrey T. Gilbert, B. Boyd Kin- 
 near, John G.Campbell, Charles A. Hartt, Andrew iMackenna, Ro- 
 bert Parker, Junior, Nelson DeVeber, Richard Sands Armstrong, 
 Charles Walters, George Hare, George Blatcli, Ward Chipman 
 Drury, W. H. Ilatheway, Frederick Coster, Junior, Allison Lewis, 
 Henry W. Frith, William Hutchinson, Benjamin L. Pctcrii, Junior, 
 Charles VV. Stockton, George G. Gilt)crt, Junior, John Simonds, 
 Samuel R. Thomson, Edward Jack, Frederick C. Frith, Robert B. 
 Street, Benjamin G. Gray, Lewis J. Almon, and Hodson C Peters, 
 Esquires. 
 
 Saint Andrews. — Hon. Harris Hatch, Samuel II. Whitlock, Jas. 
 W. Chandler, Richard M. Andrews, George Dixon Street, Wel- 
 lington Hatch, Thomas Burton Wilson, and Alexander Thomson 
 Paul, Esquiies. 
 
 Mi.ramichi. — Thomas II. Peters, George Kerr, Edward Williston, 
 
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 It, Hon. Jlar- 
 
 !iif, William 
 
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 f>n. John Ho- ' 
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 rd IJ. Pctcrb, 
 'ns R. Jarvis. 
 use, William 
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 ickcnna, Ro- 
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 llison Lewis, 
 Jtcrsi, Junior, 
 lin .Simondri, 
 !i, Robert B. 
 • n C. Pete IS, 
 
 hillock, Jas. 
 itreet, Wcl- 
 er Thomson 
 
 d Williston, 
 
 John .M Johnson, Allan A. Davidson. Samnel 'J'liomson, Peter 
 
 iMileln'll, Junior, William Wilkinson, and James I'r 
 
 iser. 
 
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 Dorchester. — Hon. Edward II Chandler (Queen's Counsel,) T- 
 a. Sayie, Kobort K. (iillx^rf, A. L. I'almr-r, Albert J. Smith, Wil- 
 liam II. 15iicker(i( Id, and Edward B. Chandler, Junior, Esquires. 
 
 SitckvUlr. — Christopher Milnev, Junior. 
 
 Bend of Pelilroilidc. — Bliss Bolsford, and Jas. Sleadman, Esqra. 
 
 IJtiy Vcrtc. — Thomas C. Chapman, Esquirn. 
 
 liopcicell. — Samuel G. Morse, Martin B. Palmer; and Thomas 
 B. Moore, Esipiires. 
 
 Ihitlmrst — TheophilnsDesBrisay, Esquire. 
 
 Rirlnhucto. — Robert HntehiMson, and Joseph C. Whoton, Esqrs. 
 
 Dalliouslc — Andrew Barberie, and Charles Simonds, Jr. Esqrs. 
 
 CamplitU'.owii. — Chipman Bolsford, and Jas. tf. Morse, Eti(|uire3 
 
 67. Slepheujf. — Cleorgo Stilman Hill, Stephen R Ilitckings, T. 
 I> Abbott, George J. Thomson, Jatnes G. Stevens, and George S. 
 Grimmer, E.•!(|uirt•.^. 
 
 lii.ch'thmlu — lion. John W. Wuldon, William Cliandlor, James 
 A. J lilies, and John Johnston, Junior, Esquires. 
 
 ^aint Ganuc. — Samuel G. Andrews, William B. Chandler, Pctor 
 Clinch, Junior, and vVcllington Cameron, E.-quires. 
 
 Gatietown — T. R. Wetmorc, Henry S. Peters, Gabriel DeVehor, 
 and Samuel II. Gilbert, llsquires. • . , ., ; 
 
 Kinirston — Edward B. Smith, Esquire. ', 
 
 lliitniUun. — (j'corgc Olty, EKipiiro. 
 
 Lurninij ((^ac.rn's Count ij). James R. Curry, Esquire. 
 
 Sussex Vale. — Tlieophilus D. .M'Elmen, Esquire. 
 
 U'uoiLstocli-. — .A. K. Smrdes Wetmorc, A. Nelson Gardi-n, David 
 Lcnis Uibbleo, Eowis Htitor Fisher, George Connell, Horace II. 
 Beardsley. lulwiti J, Jacob, A. i\l., and Jidin C. Winslow, Esquires. 
 
 Ilesloulc — Andrew W, llsiinsCorfi, Esquire. 
 
 Grand /V//.?. — Win. T. Wiknot, W, M. Maclauchlan, and Broke 
 W. Haniiiponil. K-quire-. 
 
 ()romi>i(o. — Tliorii.is \V. BiisB. Esquire. i.- ■ , j; ■ ; 
 
 litirtiiii. — Williiirii J. (iiiberf, Es(juire. • 
 
 r.'ximraBsxaaixamira 
 
 PROVlNCIAIi MILITIA. 
 
 s'rAiT. 
 
 His Excellenov Sir Edmu:<d Walker Head, Bart., Commander in 
 
 Chief. ' 
 Lieutenant Colnnol R IIavne(N. B. Regiment of Artillery), Adjutant 
 
 General— iiOtli May, 1851. 
 Liontenant Cohjnel John Allen, Quarter Master General — 4th May, 
 Lieutenant Colonel Charles Drury, Deputy Quarter JVIaster General, 
 
 Ibth Juno, ]t)47. 
 Lieutenant Colonel llnyne (N. B. Regiment of Artillery), Provincial 
 
 Aid-de-Camp— lith April, J848. 
 Lieutenanl Colonel Charles Driiiy (Saint John City Light Infantry), 
 
 Provincial Aid-de-Camp — llth April, 1848. 
 Miijor the Honorable Lemuel Alien Wilmot, Judge Adovcafe Gene- 
 
 ••al— ()tli .'Xugupf. 1834. 
 
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 STAFF OF THE ARMY. 
 
 SERVING IN THE PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK, UNDER 
 
 His Excellency Lieulenont General Sir JOHN HARVEY K C B 
 
 and K. C. H.. Commanding Her Majesty's Troops in Nova Scotia. ' 
 
 New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and their Dependencies. 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel F. Murray, 72J Regiment, Commanding Her 
 Majesty's Trwops in New Brunswick. 
 
 (7tfrri50«5.— Saint John, Major J. W. Gainford. 72d Keciment, 
 Commandant; Town Major, J Gallapher, (H. P. 9Hth Reciment ) 
 
 «5giment, Corn- 
 own Adjutant. 
 
 Fredericton, Lieutenant Colonel F. Murray. 72d R 
 mandant; Lieutenant Paul W. Phillips, R. A., T 
 
 Saint Andrews, Ensign Couthupe, 72d Regiment, Commandant 
 
 CA«;>/ain9.— Fredericton, Venerable Archdeacon Coster, A. M. ; 
 Saint John, Rev. Benjamin G. Gray, D.D.) Saint Andrews, Rev 
 Jerome Alley, D. D. 
 
 Commissa'riai Department —Saint John. W. H.Drake, Enquire, 
 .Assistant CommiB.«ary General; H. VV. W. Plant. Deputy Assistant 
 Commissary General; U. C Poultney, Commissariat Issuer; Henry 
 Marshall, Office Keeper. Fredericton, George Shepheard, l^squire. 
 
 Assistant Commissary General ; , Treasury Clerk; 
 
 Commissariat Issuer 
 
 Ordnance Department. — Frederick C. Frith, Esquire, Deputy Ord- 
 nance Storekeeper; Lieutenant Samuel Hiiyghue( H. P. tJOih Regt.), 
 First Clerk; Robert Pickthall, Second Clerk ; William Bond, Store- 
 houseman ; Frederick Harrison, Armourer; James Ernison, Office 
 Keeper. 
 
 Barrack De/»ir<men^— Saint John, George Priestley, Esquire, Bar- 
 rack Master ; James Sage, Barrack Sergeant ; Frederirton, John E 
 Woolforde, Esquire, Barrack Master; John Edwards, Barrack Ser- 
 geant. Saint Andrews, A. White, Barrack Sergeant. 
 
 Jioyal Engineer Department — Saint John, Captain C. E. Ford, 
 Commanding; I'M ward Lloyd, Clerk: Henry Ilennigar, Overseer 
 of Works. Fredericlon. Mr. Coughlan, Clerk of Works. 
 
 Board of Respective OJtccrs.— Saint John (O. D.) — Captain C. E. 
 Ford, R. E-, Captain Knox, R. A., and Frederick C. Frith, Esquire, 
 Deputy Ordnance Storekeeper- 
 
 OFFICERS OF CORPS SERVING IN THE PROVINCE. 
 
 Royal Artillery. Saint John, Captain J. Knox, Commanding; Lieu- 
 tenants J. Bollou and F. C. Griffin. Frcderic.on, Lieutenant Peter 
 Badingfield. 
 
 7'2d Regiment. Fredericton, Lieutenant Colonel F. Murray ; 
 
 Saint John. Major J. W. Galsford ; Captain Bowen ; Lieutenants 
 Boat and Wiley; Ensign Stewart; Assistant Surgeon Docherty. 
 Saint Andretcs. Ensign Couthupe. 
 
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 AGRICULTURAL. 
 
 8pF.r» Potatoes. — In cominutiications in tlio November and 
 
 Jam 
 
 ary iiiiinliers ul Tlio C'ullivator. on the Hiibject of sued pnln- 
 
 loea— till) fn>t by Air. IMurniy, of Oliio, \Uf. oili«i- by iV,r. (iold of 
 Connuoticiu — it in cltiiiiit'd tliat (Iioko ot'llie sniiilUst nIzu are t'qnni 
 if nut ."iiporioi- lo laij^L' oiies, for eeed. Now this is a Hubjeci, nil 
 Mr. Muiniy says, vi' great, importance to ilie furnicr ; lor if fruni 
 umall and itiditl'urcnt soi'd, can be prodnctd fair and large pota- 
 toes, as he reniarliH, it is time it waH known. 
 
 'J'iicre is no crop tlio I'lrmer raisew, that requires so much seed, 
 hicli costs so much to nn acre, as [loialocs — rang- 
 
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 ing from cij^ht to twenty bushels, the dif1< rence bring one quarter 
 
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 urge or smaii seoci ; or ii ii taixcs si.Mecn nni^iieis, wiiic 
 about the average ol'tair si/cd potatoes, to plant an aero, the same 
 might bo d(»nM with lour very small ones, making a (liU'ercncc of 
 twelve bushels, no smull item at pristnt price.-<, or fifty cents per 
 bu&hel, which would be six dollars in fuvoi of small seed in plant- 
 ing one acre. 
 
 Not doubling the correctness of cither of your correspniidf-nt'e 
 statements, for I h;ive liear.l similar ones, from rct^pcctuble kouiccs, 
 I still am in doubt as to any good resulting from the piactiee ; on 
 ihe contrary, my experience and obscrvaiion having led me to a 
 difloreiit ccmciusion For six years 1 hav« planted both large and 
 small seed, sometimes from necessity, but have always e>ir»'fiilly 
 noted the difference, which has been uniformly and dccidudly in 
 favor of large seed. 
 
 I will specify two cases In the spring of 184{>, I planted two 
 acres of potatoes, a portion of which was planted with snail seed 
 Where 1 planted large seed, I had good potatoes, but where the 
 small seed was planted 1 hud very smuM, poor potatoes — tiic whole 
 being new ground. 
 
 The past season I planted the .earno number of acres, but re- 
 served a quarter of an acre, which J planted wilh small seed from 
 tiic size of a walnut uj> to that of a hen's egg 'I lie result was ns 
 all former crops had been with ine, lliey were all small and worth- 1 
 less, besides being mure affected by the rot ihuu where large seed 
 W.MS used. 
 
 The dilference in the vines, was perceptible as far as my potato 
 patch could be seen. Those vines where I planted small seed, 
 being not lialf the length of the others, besides having a slender 
 and sickly appearance from the time they were out of the ground 
 till they wei<> harvested. 
 
 The ground had laid in pasture and meadow for forty years, 
 never having been plowed before. I think the principle Iiolds 
 good of selecting the best of seed for raising potatoes, as much so 
 as foreorn, wheat or any crop raised on the farm. 
 
 Not doubling but good crops may have been ruii-cd, rccasionally, 
 from small seed, yet were 1 in want of seed, and trtfd to buy, 1 
 would make three tiint^s the difference between large or small 
 potatoes — Cor respondent of the Mbany CuUirator. 
 
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 Loss \)V Manuukm. — I'dlilizers are wuslctl Ixttli Uy li'a<j|iin{; or 
 
 washing, and cvaporutiDn. Tliut tlicy aro can it.'d olV tu a ^nat 
 
 extent by tlic lornior mode, may bo aounbyan «!.\aiiiiii;ili(in of tlit- 
 
 vvattir wlijcli vuus IVoni iiclds just ai\er ruins. It ii! i>\iilL>iil, alsn, 
 
 from the ricb deposit wliicli is left by sirtMuns, and tin: •^ciicr.il 
 
 ' foitility uf alluvial Hoils. 'I'lie substant^es vvliicli |irunn)ti! Jniiliiy 
 
 ' in soils, nrn more or less soluble, and iience may be taken up 
 
 J and carried away by water. The vrffdnic portions aro capablf, 
 
 \ besides, of assuoiitig an u'ril'orm state, and may bo lakiMi up 
 
 i by the almo.-^phero Tile nitrogenous |»ortii>n uf manures, (^ani- 
 
 ' monia), wliieli is, pijrhaps, their most valuable properly, is very 
 
 I volatile, and readily cseapcis into the air when not covered t)r 
 
 j combined with eartiiy or earbonaceous matters. Jt is also easily 
 
 dissolved by water, and when tin; soil is unduly saturated, may 
 
 be taken away by the \\i]m(\.--.'Jlb(iuy VuUicatur. 
 
 CArrM': P^n8a^Ku iiv liKAii. — A low years since, Mr. R. 11. 
 VanRk,nssi:i.aku, <»!' Morris, Otsego eoui:ty, lost seven head of 
 cattle, (mostly full blood short-horns,) whose death, it is believeil, 
 was caused by particles of le'id taken into the stomach with their 
 food. The hay on which ihey were fed, was all (Ut with (irsen's 
 stravv-cutter, whicJi lias u load roller against which the knives 
 cut. The action of the knives, constantly cuts away the lead, 
 which falls with the fodder as it drops from the machine, and 
 was taken up with it and fed to the stock. When the lirst 
 animals died, the stomach was not examined ; but while the 
 two last were sick, it was suggested by u medical gentleman, 
 that they might have been poisoned, and a post mortem exami- 
 nation showed that numerous particles of lead were attached to 
 the inner coat of the first stomach, the organ being evidently 
 inflamed from this causo. All the animals which died, were 
 affected in a similar manner, and were probably diseased from 
 the bame cause. It may be said, in reference to this case, that 
 no such consequences have been known to result from many other 
 intaiiCfcs ofthe use of the siraw-cu ttcr mentioned. In explana- 
 tion of this, Air. V. R. states, that the fodder from his machine 
 was fed very closely — that is, everything was daily swept from the 
 Boor, and given to the stock. In most other instances, probably, 
 the finer portions of the fodder, with the dust, are left where the 
 cutting is done, and the particles of lead, would, from their weight, 
 be likely to remain with them. 
 
 Thinning Out. — Removing some plants, or branclios of a tree, to ' 
 give the rest a better opportunity of growing large, is an important i 
 operation, especially in orchards, as a tree overburdened with fruit I 
 will not produce such fine specimens as one that has a few to perfect. { 
 
 Remei>y KOR THK PoTATOK Rot. — When the 8eed is dropped,' 
 sprinkle about a pint of slacked lime over it in each hill, and then ; 
 cover it. There is this value about the lime, that if it do not prevent j 
 the rot in the potatoe, it will be worth the cost uud labor in fertilizing 
 the laud. 
 
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 jii liead of 
 s b«jliuvj'il, , 
 
 with tlinir 
 ill) liret'ii's 
 llio kiiivcw 
 ' tliu luatl, 
 chine, uiiti 
 II thu first 
 
 while the 
 geiillniuan, 
 '.em t'Xaiiii- 
 uttuchtid to 
 
 cvideiill)- 
 died, were 
 Daried I'roni 
 
 case, that 
 Daily other 
 n exphma- 
 is machine 
 pt fVum tile 
 probably, 
 
 where the 
 tiir weight, 
 
 a tree, to 
 important i 
 
 with fruit I 
 to perfect. I 
 
 dropped, ' 
 and then ' 
 ot prevent j 
 fertilizing 
 
 I 
 itaiiia. 
 
 IIkmkdv Koii Plant Lick. — If vou have any Bueciea of the 
 aphis in your niir!<ery, [tlnaso miiku u trial of the fullowinu I 
 decoction : (let from a druggist ^ 11). of llnassia, boil it 15 
 ininutc-s in six quarts of water; pour off tho decoction into a 
 dish pan with hatulles Wiien cool got an assistant tu hold 
 the [tail while you carefully bend down and immerse tho brunches, 
 giving llicni a little motion to wet ,all the insncts. LooU at 
 \oiir trees two days after ; and if the aphides are dead, and the 
 tender shoots uninjured, use and recommend the quassia and lei 
 the whale-oil soap perforin some other oOicc. 
 
 For young and tender buds or grafts, I use the spray from 
 a nearly spent syringe wheie it is not safe tu bond them over 
 the pan. 
 
 [Of tho remedies, yet tried, whale-oil soap lias boon found 
 most elfoctive, and common strong soap-suds nearly its e(|uul, and 
 both greatly superior to tobacco water, unless the latter is made 
 very strong, or stronger than a common decoction in hot-water.] 
 
 Dutch Method of Making IU'ttkr. — A method ofmaking But- 
 ter, which is very generally adopted, is to churn the milk and cream 
 together. In the Dutch method, the milk is put into deep jar« in a 
 cool place, each meal, or portion milked at one time, being kept se- 
 parate. As soon as there is a slight appearanco of acidity, the whole 
 IS churned inan iipiightchitrn, which, from thequantity of tho milk, 
 is of very largo diinensions. The plunger is therefore worked by 
 machinery moved by a horse, or sometimes by a do^' walking in a 
 wheel, which he turns by his weight. VVlien tho butisr begins to form 
 into small keinels, the contents of the churn are emptleuon a sieve, 
 which lets the buttermilk p;isstluough. The butter is then formed 
 into a mass in the usual ways. This from I'rof. Trail's experiments 
 is the most economical method, as the (piantity of butler is great, and 
 the buttermilk rich. The less butter is handled the better, though il 
 it is of the last importance that all the buttermilk fahonld be expressed. 
 This operatioineqiiires the greatest alteiition especially in warm wea- 
 Iher, and no person should work tho butter who has not a very cool 
 1 hand, and that kept slill colder by often dipping in cold water. Uui 
 i a wooden spoon or spatula is much to bo preferred to tho coolest 
 I and fairest hand. The presence of any curd renders butter liable to 
 : putrefaction, and is, to a great extent, the cause of the unpleasant 
 I lasle of that made carelessly in summer. Much of tho butter made 
 I inland is at once salted and put into firkins holding about 5Ulbs. The 
 I quility of the salt used is of much importance : if it be pure, tho bul- 
 ! ter will keep its flavor for a long time, but when it is impure, and 
 j contains bitter and deliqescent salts, the butter soon becomes rancid. 
 i The Dutch arc very particular in this point. They use u sail that is 
 made by slow evaporation, and perfectly crystalized. The salt is in- 
 timately mixed with the butler. From three tu live pouudd are siiffici- 
 out for a firkin of fifty six pounds. 
 
 Newspapeks. — Among the various portiotis of the human family, 
 Newspapers are said to be found in proportion to the population iu 
 the following ratios: in Asia, one to every 14,000,000; in Africa, one 
 to every 5,000,000; in Europe, one to every 106,000 ; in America, 
 one to every 40,000 ; in the United States, one to every 10,000. 
 
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 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
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 <»v>ifi;^ coiiiintini- 
 
 riitioii coint s iVuiii tt goiillcinuii, in wliosii jiulgtueiil \mi Iiiho ••ii1ii») 
 citurKlfiicu : 
 
 C'liimiso ilio HtDinarlt \)y a niiltl omciio, such im vviirm u«t»'r or 
 i|)ucac, (l)iil nut min-lic tartar— it is luo |»r«rttraliii;; for lli in ili-t iin«< ; 
 When lln) i'cvcir rises, vvusli tin; paliiiit all uvi-r in uurm vvaUf, 
 n ;iJt:r(!(l ii liltlu Hli|)|)ttry Ixtwccii iIk! tliiiinli and liii;:i'r, liy Mliilt'^ 
 \:y or "aliMaliiH. As IVf(iUL'nt \vasliinj;s will lt»i rt'ijinn li — ilini is. 
 fin oJlon ixn tlin ftiVDr ri.iun — a soft towel HlinnM In; iisrii. nod v»Ty 
 ^ otiv, so a!i not to inako tlin hkiii Niir<>. On this aciuunt, wlioo 
 thu h[uii in thoroiif^liiy cloansod, W.^j* Iry slionid bf Ub<'d ; 'nid il' 
 tii>) patifint heconios Horu, a litlJH rich milk in tjiu w.ttur may bo 
 t<iil)»<tittitod. Thu li;ut should also lio bathed \n u'onn wi.'ih ley. 
 ISmc^Ii waHJiin^^'s opiM'-ito liku n chirrrn ; am! jiavu never (ailed 
 niidtir my obsrrvationH, to |Mit out iho IVvrr as water |}Ut» out fir<* 
 •-for n tinio; hut frequent repetitions will be necessary. A girl 
 in my family, w"jh waulied ten tiiniH in one day ; and a noi<;hbor 
 wi»o was very Wi;ak bfMoro lie caiie under my care, was WHshed 
 twi'iity timeH in one niKlit. The tdH^ct uf these applieaiioiiH is 
 most salutary and sooihing. 1 have seen a ehild of iivt; years idd, 
 wiiu was taking from her bed eryin^ and moaning, become playful 
 iiN soon as she was washed. Another child, on whom the fever 
 had ri^on high in thu night, — wascuuled oil' hy thu si'.ine prueeb.s 
 in a few niiriutes. 
 
 IVtirm wafer is morn soothing un<l ni;rcealde than coftt water — 
 wliieli (latt(!r,i ou<;l!t not to he ajiplied in tiiis disease, on account 
 of its indnoing rc-aclion. 
 
 Iftho thioal is much swelled, stirrotind it with n clolli contain- 
 in,:; hops sprinkled with hot vinegar, and extenditig upwards 
 ainve tho nose, so liiat the patient may hre; lie the fiinn'-'^. Voln- 
 lilo iiuin;cnt, — made hy UtYtwut:, uquaammoni'i into sweet oil in a 
 phidi and shaking it well, — m.ty also he iipplied round the throat, 
 to iirilale tho skin as a ruiiefacient. 
 
 'i'hu slrr.noth of the patii-nl should hn most carefully preserved, 
 hriiee uv'ilhtiv Llcrdinni nor stroiii^ ciitluirtirs dtc adniissiijlo. iSomo 
 Indeed, live through such ini] roper treatment, because scarlet fever 
 i.-! om- of ihi! most vnriahlo di.scanes in regard to intensity : on somo 
 bcii^;.' very light, and on others very severe. Tlic more urgent 
 
 I the CiJse, thu grciler is tho danger froni bleediiig. T/ie pulie./il 
 /l//^• not one drop i>f blood to spare — no more llian he woiiid have 
 
 'i:i typhus; and sUong purgatives arc scar( > ly less imj)ropcr. 
 Only tho mildest cathartics, like tamarinds, sliouM be employed ; 
 hut us ckler-Hower tea is both sudorilic and a[»i!rient, in most cases 
 
 : no Inciter inedicino need he sought.* 
 
 Alter tho fever has ceased, children oftt;n become pale and 
 liloaiod ; and a near neighbor lost a fine boy under tho care of a 
 
 I ngntar phy.>?ician, when tho disease seemed over and past. In 
 
 < all rases however that havo come lo my knowledge, a dose of 
 
 j • IJficoctions of slip'.)ery elm, catncp, or sage, may be used where elder 
 , flowers are not to be tiiid. 
 
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 K> •iilin; 
 
 v\«t»>r or 
 
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 — ;liiu Ik, 
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 lit, V\||«MI 
 
 I ', 'itut if 
 tiiny bu 
 ii'!tk Icy. 
 er railed 
 H out (Jr«» 
 , A girl 
 ncifjlibor 
 i wnslied 
 atioiirt in 
 curs oltl, 
 I' pliiyful 
 ilir fever 
 ! pruci'Hri 
 
 wnter — 
 account 
 
 contain- 
 
 iijjwardH 
 
 Vuln- 
 
 oil in a 
 
 t; tlirout, 
 
 (!Sorv€d, 
 iHoino 
 let fuvcr 
 
 »n bomo 
 urgent 
 
 piitie.nt 
 
 111 iiavH 
 |ij»roj)er. 
 
 ploy lid ; 
 
 isl cases 
 
 lie nnd 
 
 Ire of a 
 1st. In 
 Id use of 
 I'o elder 
 
 HP 
 
 c.ilom.d uinn aivnu, liax rftuscd tltoiii »ron» (liat lorpiJ •lute, usd 
 tlmv liiivn rapidly riMtucroil. 
 
 li'i vt^ry c.iitful fur innny iJayu ufior, not to take rolil, 
 
 GAMTnir Dtnytrtot.^lw J'lKul there ni'iM h«> bulk : «r Miitth ai po«- 
 ^Mt'H 'I »iiir< proportion of iniiiitriiioiiH vvitfi ntiintiouN miiltRr, ar« 
 lit'Ht r.il(Mil;it(»"l to prccrvc tli«^ pcrmnncri' wnlfar*' of tlio orKniin of 
 «li;;f>«tioii, .Mid lh« {^ciior.il intcnHin of tliu ny«ti>iii 2. Tin* food iihoiild 
 !)«« pl.'iinly mid Niniply prepared, with no otliur «<>;i4oniti^ ihmi a little 
 fall, or U'lw nn(\ tlicii ii very lirilf viiip^ar. 4 I'lill and delilioroto 
 inaNtirutioii or clinwinij Ih of great jinporirtDOo 4. Hwiillowini? tho 
 r»od kIowIv, or i^i small i]tiiintiti(.'.'i, nnd nt »hort iir.er\iilH. in very no- 
 cc-tmry. 5. A r|>iaiitity not K.xcHedin*^ the real want'' o( tin; economy, 
 \n of prime itnpovtaiico to health, ti riolid alinxMit tHor«Mijthly iniH- 
 :icatu(l, in fir iiioro Hiliitnry than nonps, brotlin (&o. 7 I'ot nirat, 
 butter, nnd oily siilHtHiice-^ of overy kind, nre ddiicult of d:f,'<'8tion, 
 on»MHive to tho stomach, and tend to derange that orf^an.nnd induce 
 di.neasert H. Spices, pepper, stimiilutin^ nnd heating confliuionlH of 
 every kind, retard di<i;o.-<lioii, and injure iho nloniach. U. Co(l"ee and 
 tea (lebilitale tho Htoinnch, and impair diifestion. ](), Alcoliol, wiic- 
 d»er ill the form ofdi.stilled spirits, wine, bcpr, cidL'r.or any oilier in- 
 toxicating liipiorH, dehilitaies the 8'omnoli, nnd if pcrROVercrf in foi a 
 short time, alwayi^ inrliiccs a morbid nt.Htn of that organ. 1 1, Narco- 
 tics of every kind impair disestion, dtibii'ile the Ntomach, aiul tend 
 to di8ea.se. \2. Simple water in tiiu only tliiij called for by the wuntn 
 of the Ryntem : artificial drink.s are all more or leHn injiirions ; Rome 
 more ho than others: but none can uiaiin exemption from the gene- 
 ral charge. I'A. (lentle exercise after eating proinotcB di;j;eR:ion 
 more than indolimt inactivity or rent. Violent exercine with a full 
 Htomach i» injurious. 14. 8leep soon after sitting retards digontion, 
 and lead.4 to debility and derangement of the stomach. 15. Anger, 
 fear, ^rief, and other strong emotions, diRtnrb digeHtion, impair tlie 
 fniictional powers of the stomach, and Uetiurato the sccreliotis ge- 
 nerally. — Dr. Beaumont. 
 
 DuHiKKRH ANO Skntimknt, — We nro often entertained, says an 
 EngliRh journnl, by tlio tone of sentiment adopted in advertising a 
 death. There is (rcquently a facetious union of nu(i' and denpond- 
 cncy. We will give a Rpecimon of a " death ;'^ — '• Died, on the 
 llth ultimo, at his shop on Fleet street, Mr, Edward Jones, much 
 respected by all who knew and dealt with birn. As a mun, lie 
 was amiable, and as a hatter upright and moderate His virtues 
 were beyond all price, and his beaver hats were only twenty-four 
 shillings each. Ho has left a widow to deplore his loss, and a 
 large stock to be sold cheap for the benefit of lus family. He was 
 snatched to (he other world in tho prime of his life, and just as 
 he had concluded an extensive purchase of fell, which he got so 
 eheap, that the widow can supply bonnets ut a more reasnnable 
 charge, than auy other house in London. His disvonaolate family 
 will carry on the business with punctuality." 
 
 The first stone of St. Paul's Cathedral, London, was laid on the 
 21st ofjime, lt373. The edifice wm opened ou the 2d of December 
 1697. It cost nearly £ I ,l)00,UOO. 
 
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 Golden RoLKS or LiFK. — All the air and the exercise in tlic 
 universe, and the most liberal table, but poorly sutficc to maintain . 
 human stamina if we neglect other co-operatives — namely, tiie 
 obedience to the lawH of abstinence, and those of ordinary grati- 
 fication. We rise with a headache, and set about puzzling ourselves ' 
 to know the caus'i. We then recollect that wo Jiad a hard day's 
 fag, or that we fca.'^Jtad over-bounteously, or that we staid np very 
 lato ; at all events, we incline to find out the fault, and then we 
 call ourselves fools for falling into it. Now, this is an occurrence 
 happening almost every day ; and these are the points whicli run 
 avwy with the best portion of our life before we find out what is 
 for good or evil. Let any single individual review his past life : 
 how instantaneously tiie blush will cover his check when he 
 tliinks of the egregious errors he has unknowingly committed — • 
 say unknowingly, because it never occurred to him that they were j 
 errors until the effects followed that betrayed the cause. All our 
 sickness and ailments and a brief life mainly depend upon our- 
 selves. There are thousand.^ who practice errors day after day, 
 and whose pervading thoughts is, that everything which is agreea- 
 ble nnd pleasing cannot be hurtful. The slothful man loves his 
 bed ; the toper his drink, because it throws him into an exhilera- 
 tivc and exquisite mood ; the gourmand makes his stomach his 
 god ; {tnd the sensiisalist thinks his delights imperishable So : 
 we go on, and at last we stumble and break down. We then begin 
 to reflect, and the truth stares us in the face how much we are to ; 
 blame. — Home Journal. 
 
 NovEr Materials for BaiLDiifO. — There is a certrin district '■ 
 in the suburbs of Lassa, the capital of Thibet, where the houses 
 are built entirely with the horns of cattle and sheep. These odd ■ 
 edifices are of extreme solidity, and present a rather agreeable ' 
 appearance to the eye ; the horns of lh& cattle being smooth and ' 
 white, and those of the sheep being black and rough. These \ 
 strange materials admit a wonderful diversity of combinations, ' 
 and form on the walls an infinite variety of designs. The inters- | 
 tices between the horns are filled with mortar. These are the ; 
 only houses that are not whitewashed. The Thibctians have the ', 
 good laate to leave them in their natural state, without endeavor- 1 
 ing to add to their wild and fantastic beauty. It is superfluous to I 
 remark, that the inhabitants of Lassa consume a fair share of beef; 
 and mutton — their horn houseis are incontostible proof of it. i 
 
 AfricanElephants. — The elephantofDahomey isof immense : 
 size, and ia held, like all the large animals, in religiou:^ awe. On ; 
 certain occasions, or the grand festival, the flesh of the elephant 
 is eaten by the king, and distributed by his majesty to the highest 
 of his subjects. Two regiments of amazons arc styled maugers of; 
 the forest, and one part of their duty is to supply the elephant 
 flesh for these feasts, and the bones and skulls for the fetish houses, ' 
 whil« the tusks and teeth arc sold to the merchants in Whydah. j 
 — Forbes' Dahomey. 
 
 KO — is a very useful word. Be not afraid to use it. 
 
 54 
 
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'\?e. in the 
 mnintain • 
 mely, the 
 lary grati- 
 ourselves | 
 lard day's 
 (1 lip very 
 1 then we 
 cciirrence 
 vhich run 
 U what is 
 past life : 
 when he 
 omitted — • 
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 All our 
 upon our- ! 
 after day, 
 isagreea- 
 lovfs hid 
 exhilera- 
 )mach his 
 able So ; 
 hen begin 
 we are to | 
 
 in district '■ 
 lie houses 
 'hcse odd : 
 agreeable 
 loolh and ; 
 . These \ 
 )inations, ' 
 le inters- j 
 e arc the i 
 
 have the \ 
 sndeavor- ! 
 riluoiia to i 
 re of beef: 
 
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 immense j 
 ^we. On ' 
 elephant 
 e highest 
 augers of | 
 elephant . 
 h houses, ^ 
 Whydah.i 
 
 
 I SiN«i)(,Aii ClKor.oGicAr. Fact.— At Modena, in Itnlv, within a 
 circle of four miles around tlic city, wherever the oarlh"i.<? dii", and 
 
 : »hc workmen arrive nt the distance of sixty-three fvi^t, they°come 
 lo a bed ofchalU, which they bore with an auger five feet deep. 
 
 , They thou witliraw from the pit before the auger is removed and 
 
 j upon its extraction, llio water bursls up with great violence, and i 
 quickly fil's tlio well thus made, the supply of water being alfected | 
 neither by rains or drought-i. At the depth of fourteen feet are 
 found the ruins of an ancient city, houses, paved streets, and 
 mosaic work. Below this, again, is a layer of earth, and at 26 
 feet walnut trees arc found entire, and with leaves and walnuts 
 still upon them. At 28 feet soil chalk is Ibund, and below this 
 leaves and then trees as before. 
 
 A D:scovF,RV in Egypt — Tlie J\'cw York Commcreio I s:\y<if that 
 a most interesting discovery has been made in Egypt. It is known 
 that there exists in Mount tlabarah, situa<od on an Island in the 
 Red Sea, a mine of cmeinlds, which was formerly worked by the 
 pachas of Egypt, but abandoned in the last years of the reign of 
 Meliemet Ali. An English company have solicited, and recently 
 obtained authority to resume the working of this mine, which is 
 believed to be still rich with precious stones. Mr. Allan, the engi- 
 neer of the company, while directing some important excavations 
 in this place, has discovered, at a great depth, traces of an ancient 
 gallery, which must evidently be referred to the most remote an- 
 tiquity. Upon removing the rubbish, they found tools and ancient 
 utensils, and a stone upon which is engraved a hieroglyphic in- 
 scription, now partially defaced. Tliis circumstance proves the 
 truth of the opinion expressed by Belzoni, o» the strength of other 
 indications, that this mine was worked in ancient times. 
 
 The nature and form of the implements discovered, and the 
 configuration of the gallery, the plan of whicii has been readily 
 traced, prove most conclusively, that the ancient Egyptians were 
 skilful engineers. It seems from examination of the stone which 
 has beqn discovered, that the first labors in the mine of Zabarah 
 were commenced in the reign of Sesostris, the G'reat, or l{amses 
 Sesostris, who, according to the most generally received opinion, 
 lived about the year 1650 before Christ, and who is celebrated by 
 his iinmenso concjuests, as well as by the innumerable monuments 
 with which he covered Egypt. 
 
 TiiK DiBLE i.v Russia. — The Emperor of Russia, so far from 
 opposing the circulation of the Scriptures in his dominions, gene- 
 rously remitted, at one time, duiies charged upon 20,000 bibles 
 sent into St. Petersburgh, amounting to £200. The British and 
 Foreign Bible Society hav^an agency in the Russian capital, 
 whicli has been actively engaged for years in scattering bibles 
 and testaments without molestation, either from the government 
 or from others. The total issue of this agency up to the 9th of\ 
 February, 1850, amounted to 254,040 copies. 
 
 Fashion makes foolish parents, invalids of children', and ser- [; 
 vants of all. 
 
 
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 0,1 the practical use »f tke BurumHrr t» F^irmers and others, vilh Rules for pre- , 
 
 dUliiig the IViiuther. \ 
 
 Thb proper ihis of ilin l>iroin«ter, in n imsaiiH of jiidzino; of Ihc vvnathcr, i« I 
 iKtt K^n.irally known ; or it-s (treat practical valiu- \v<»uld he ni()ro extensively 
 itPiirttui.ited — e>pjCially liy fariiit:;!'^ It is only ntxessary to no well RC(|iiaiiited 
 Willi tlie natnrct ol' Its iii(licati(iri< to Torni a tuleralily ^ooil, and lou^tly a correct, 
 ddliiiiiieof tli^ iinpt;iidin<; weatlitT. (''or this pur|iose, it is here (iropii^^ed tu 
 Oiiiliody tlie nio-t approved rnleA rul itivu to the harnmetcr ; and, it may lie le- 
 iil:irkeii, iliai it' <ill persons, a ffec ted in any way 'ly changes in the weather, will 
 iMt coiHiili tlieir biroineier daily, Hiey will soon beseiisilile uf tlie great advan- 
 ViX^^i derivable from siicli praet.ce. 
 
 \l tihoiild lirst be Will iiiiderstiiod, that the piinripal criterion of the kind of 
 we.itlier to lie exptjcied is tlie relative motion of the ineriiiiy in llie tube, and 
 tliat its absolute height is only of secondary importance, when atiiiospliericHl 
 cli.iiiges are to b;' ant (!ip ited. The words riij^raved on the rejji-tLr plate hlionld 
 not bd much regarded, as they cannot always he relied upon to coirespond with 
 tin state of the wea'lier , and in fact, would show dilferent indications at the 
 lOi» and bottom id'a lofiy Intnse ; but much greater dependence may be placed 
 in ihJ risiiij! and falLnn of the inerciny For this reason, the words aro more 
 dj«ervin!{ of notice when the meicury hua just moved fioni " Changeable" up- 
 wardi or dnwnwards. 
 
 The ahmdite heinht of the msrcury is ,i safe prognostic when it is unnsnally 
 hi$!li or low, and the followins observations upon it may frequently be found to 
 bj extremely servic^iable : — 
 
 1 All appearances being the same, the higher the barometer is, the more likely 
 in the wnather to be fiir. When tlie barometer is high, it will bo found that 
 VL-ry dark and dnnse clouds pass completely over, and that there is very liille 
 probdbil ty of immediate rain. 
 
 •Z. VVhf-n the barometer is low, It sometime rains almost without nny appear- 
 ance of cinidii J and, though the^ky may s^eem to promise fair woatinr, It may 
 be depended upon that the appearances will not continue long : the face of the 
 sky changes very duddenly on such occasions. Also, when the baronietnr con- 
 tinii<»s low, there int^ldcMii much rain, though a fair dny is very rare ; the general 
 character of the weather at »uch times is short, h'.ivy, and sudden showers, 
 with siiualla of wind from the W., N. W., or S. \V. 
 
 JJ. The barometer in highest of all during a long fiosf, \vith n N. E. wind ; 
 and it is lowest of all during a thaw following along frost, and accompanied by 
 a :#. W. wind. 
 
 4. In all places nearly on alevel with the sea, rain may be expected when the 
 mercury falls below :)0 im hes. 
 
 To judge rightly of the changes to he expected in the wen*her, we should 
 especially ascertain whether the mercury i.s actually rising or falling. This will 
 be always seen by regnla:ly adjusting the index of the bnronii'ter; ov wi; may 
 observe— I. H the surface of the mercmy be ronvex, standing higher in the 
 middle of the tube than at th>^ sides, it indicates the rising; il the surface be 
 concare, it is falling ; and if it appear level, the mercury is stationary. 2. If, on 
 sliaking or rapping the barometer, the mercury ascends hi<:lier than it stood 
 iiefore, it indicates the rising ; but iliV descends, it indicates the falling. 
 
 'I'he follawing rules have been laid down and amply conlirmed by long-con- 
 tinued experience, and maybe cenarally relied upon : 
 
 I. The rising of the quicksilver generally presages fair weather ; the falling 
 
 generally indicates rain, enow and, if the fall be great, high winds and storms. 
 
 3^ When bad weather j/tieWy succeFds the falling of the mercury, it will not 
 
 be of Ions continiinnce. i^imilarly, when fair weather gnnn follows the rise of 
 
 thequiotCstlver, we must not calculateon i^continuanceforany length of time. 
 
 3. < >n the contrary, if, la bad weather,*ihe mercury rises considerably, and 
 cnntiniies in an advancing state for two or three days before the fair weather 
 sets in, we may ex|>ec( a continuance of fair weather. And if, in clear weather, 
 the mercury fail remarkably for two or three days together before the rain sets 
 in, it is then highlyprobabletbat it will be succeeded by much rain, and per^.r'ps 
 higli winds. 
 
 4. In winter, the rising indicatei frost ; and in frosty weather. If the mercury 
 fiUls throe or (our divisions, there will certainly follow a thaw ; but if it riscd in 
 a continued frost, it will always lie accompanied with snow. 
 
 5. In li'it weather, the sudden fltlling of the mercury portends thunder. 
 
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 y a correct. 
 |iropo»'«(l tu 
 niHy lie le- 
 Jather, will 
 leat advan- 
 
 the kind of 
 ? ttibo, and 
 insplieriLKl 
 
 |^ltK^holtld 
 
 spond tvitti 
 tioiis at till! 
 y be placed 
 Is aro more 
 ;eablo" up- 
 
 unustially 
 )e found to 
 
 more likely 
 found that 
 very liulc 
 
 ny nppoar- 
 ii*r, it mny 
 face i>f the 
 meter ron- 
 ■iu: Kcneral 
 \ showtTfl, 
 
 R. wind ; 
 iipaiiied by 
 
 I when ibe 
 
 wc should 
 This will 
 )V W(! may 
 rher in tii'e 
 surface be 
 a. If, on 
 an it stood 
 
 long-coii- 
 
 thft falMng 
 nd storms. 
 It will not 
 the rise of 
 'h of time, 
 rably, and 
 ir weather 
 r wcatlier, 
 e rain sets 
 td peri.^p-i 
 
 fl mercury 
 it risca is 
 
 nd«r. 
 
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 G. If the earth contniit! moist, and water fctandu in livllow place*, no truKt i 
 Ehouid be pill in ill.:? cluarest sky. | 
 
 Of hII persons, the farmer and Iho sailor are tlio«o who can, generally, from ! 
 constant observntion, furin the best Judiinicnt of I he atmoi<ph«-ric indicalioiix 
 of weather ; but wliile lo tlie latter llie baioinet-r i^ of Om utmost importance In 
 indicating that a stidd.Mi clian;;(} in at h;inl, to the furnu'r it will be found uiiually 
 useful, if ho be n coiigtant ob.-'crver uf it, by ttliowiiif; hitn, prvtty Accurately, 
 whether or not auy particular change of woutliur U Lkuly to bo of Boiue 
 duiation. 
 
 THK J1ARVE.ST MOON. 
 The daily prog^esi ff the Mann in hrr orbit, from w^'i to east, eiiuitn her to rise, 
 i at a mean riUe, 48 minutfa and 11 scco/id^ later encry day than on the preesding: But 
 in places of considerable titlitaUe, a remarkahle tiroialuiv from this rule tiikr.s place, 
 e^lifcially abiml t'le time of harvest, when the full moun rift.i to us fur several nights 
 I to^rrther, only from 18 to -Jb minvlrs later in one day, than on that immediatrly pre- 
 I cflliiig. Frt'im the hetufit which hrr light afford.-!, in lentrthining out the day when the 
 hu.ibandmen are ijatheimg the fruits uf the earth, thcfiiU moon, undtr these circum- 
 stances, has acquired the name if Harvest Moon. 
 
 I ^biiut the equator, the. vmnn ri.fc.y throughout the year teilh nearly the equal intervals 
 I of 483 mintiles, and there the harvest moon is unJinuwn. 
 
 1 M the polar cirelrs, tkr. aiUumnalfiUi mnon,froin her fir it to her third quarter, rises 
 I as the Sun seti ; and nt the puli-s, trhr.rc tUe Sua i.>> absent dnring one half the year, 
 ', the lointerf till Moon.i,f mm thefirst to the tir.vr! quarter, shine eon.-^tanthjKithout setting. 
 I The different lengths ofihc lunar niirhl, at different latitude.^, is uicing tu the different 
 \ angles made by the horiton, and dffo'-ciit ports of the .Mooii^s orbit ; or, in other 
 \ 7Ci)rdi, by the j\I,inn\i orbit tyinc' sniui-.tirieji -nor c oblique to the horiion thnn ai ethers. 
 I fi the latitude of Luvdnu, fir criimplr, a.i much if Vte eeiip'ie ri.ie.s about f'isce.i and 
 I varies" in ttoo hours rt? the. Mnnn gne.< thrnuoh in .six days ; therefore, Khilc the .Ifiion 
 lis in these signs, she dfftrs hat tifo hniirs in rini.rg^fir six days together ; that is, 
 lone day Kilh another, she rises about 20 mintitfs later every day than an the 
 I preceding. 
 
 I The .f'igvs of the eeli'ptie ichich viae vith the .tynallest angles, set vith Vie greatest ; 
 j and those which rise milli the greatest, set wUh th ■■ lea.-^t. Jind whenever thi.i angle is 
 I least, a greater portion of the ecliptic n><?.< in equal times than w.Vrn the anijlr u larger. 
 In northern latiliides, the smalle-it angle inide by tlig edipUt and horiion ig tchen 
 i jJriM rises ; at vhich timr, Libra iet.< ; the irreafC'!. is W;':en l^bni ri.se^ nriii .^ries 
 ««tv. The ecliptic ri-!es fistc.st aliout JJries, and .ilinoest abi i:t [jhra. The diidy dif- 
 ference of the J\To!in\i rising, when in these -ligin, is', I'l jVm/' Briinsmick, abinit y3 
 minu(M ; hat when shi' i.< in the opposite siirvs, Vir^o, and I.ibru, the d.iily diffi.rence 
 of her ri.ting is almost f,ur timet as great, being about one hour ami a quarter, 
 
 .^.< the Mono can nevn- he fall /)«.£ whfn she is opposite the Sun , ami the Hun is verer 
 in Virga or Libra except in our nuiiimnrd months, September and Urt.:ber, it tv evident 
 that the Moon »'* neoer full in the opposite .signS: Piseci and Arie:i, except in those 
 two months. We can, tkr.-efore, have only two full Moons in a ijear, which ri.<f /;.»• 
 a week together, very vear the tine of siin.^-ri. The former if these is called Uie 
 Harvest Moon, and the latter the Ilunter'.t Moon. 
 
 .Although there can be but two full Moons in ihfyear that ri.ie with sa little variation 
 of time, yet the phenomenon of the Moon^s rini-t.~ for s Kcek tr'gi:i!\ri- so nearly ut the 
 same time^ ocrum erery month, t.'i some part if her eii!r>'c or the oilier. 
 
 Til the inhabitants at the equator, the nor'h and south poles appear in the hoi-iirji ; 
 and therefore the ecliptic makes the same anirle southward irit.h t.'ic /-.orizan v}hen Jiries 
 rises, as it d,}es nor'Jiward when Libra rises ; consequently the Moon riirs and .^ets, 
 not rnlywilh angle.'? marly equal, but at equal interrals if time, all the year round. 
 Hence, there, is no Ua.nest Moun at the equator. The further any place is from the 
 equator, if it be not beyond the polar circles, the ansle tfhirh (he ecliptic makes wUh 
 thehnriinn graduaUii dimmlAxeg when. Pisra and Jirie.ariAe. 
 
 AlthousYk, in r.nrihtrn latitudes, the autumnal full Moons are in Pisess and Jiries, 
 ye.t in southern lutituiles it is just the rsner.te, becauie the seasons are so', for Virgo 
 and Libra rise at as small angles with the borimn in southern latitudes, as Pl.-^ees 
 and Aries da in the northern^; and therefore the Ilamest Moons are just as regular 
 on one side of the rqur.lnr an the other. 
 
 At the polar circles, the full Mttan neither rites in mimmer nor sets in winter. J^r 
 (he ninter fuU Ma»n bei»g as high in the ecliptic as the tummer Sutt, she viuH con- 
 tinue, while pas.'ing through the northern signs, above Ihe hon'ioii ; and the sum- 
 mer full Moon being as lots in the ecliptic as (ho winter Sun, tatt s« more rise, 
 when passing through the signs, than he rfo«». 
 
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 i JOHN KINNEAR, 
 
 I PRINCE WILLIAM STREET, 
 
 ^ Keeps on hand, for Sale, Wholesale and Retail, a ^ 
 sfeS Stock of tho following Goods : ^^ 
 
 A 
 
 P Annalfo, Roll ; Arrowroot, host; Allspice ; Ditto Ground ; Alum ; ^|J 
 9 Acid, Tartaric ; Axes' nrid Handles; Apples, Dried. ^ 
 
 
 3p Horax, refined; Driuisfone. roll; Blue, fig and Rnlton ; Brick, Bath; ^ 
 |£| Beeswax; Blinds, (jreen; Brooms and Brnshes; Boxes, Sugar and SJ^I 
 «2f Spice ; Board.", Wash ; Books, Blank: Baskets, assorted; Barley. »w 
 *0 IVarl and I'ot; Beans ; Blacking, Baste and I.iqr.id ; Blackinir, Ma- ^ 
 *<S son's; Blinds, (iroen Window; Broma, iMotl's; Books, Log." hO 
 
 yX| Camphor; Copperns, Creen and While; Carpetini», Wool ; ^ifc 
 t^ Cords, Bed; Coiks, Bottle; ('otlon. Warp; Cotl'ee. Whole and ,f^ 
 gc (ironnd ; Carraway Seed ; Cloves, Whole and (Jroiind ; Cinuimon, ^ 
 50^ Whole and (Jrontid ; ('nrrants, Dried ; Choc(dato ; Candles, ftlonid -^ 
 ^ ami Dii)t ; Chairs, cane seat; Chairs, cane !»ack Rocking; Ditto, '^ 
 S/? wood seut rocking ; Ditto, wood seat common ; Chairs, children's ; 3^ 
 1^ Chains ; Chalk, red and white ; Cornices, Cdt ; Chocolate, Alolt's^ 
 wif and Eagle Chocolate: Cocoa, Mott's nrcpared. 3» 
 
 % ^ m 
 
 a^ Fluid, Washing; Farina; Floor Cloth, 4-4 American; Ditto ?m 
 §^ Ditto, G-4 and 8-4 ditto. Ditto, Ditto, English 4-4, 6 4 and 4-8. |^ 
 Si Feathers, picked and cleaned. ^^ 
 
 Ginger, whole and ground; GIne. best quality; Gla.s3, 7x9 to j^ 
 mj 14x20 ; Ditto, '21x25 to 34x4(5; Glassware, assorted; Glas-ses, J|Vj 
 If^Todet; Glasses, ([.ooking) and Plates; Ginger, Ground, in Tin j^ 
 *>■(« Foil Papers and 2(ilhs. kegs. *j\s 
 
 II 
 
 Heads, Wheel 
 
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 Indigo, Black and Blue. 
 
 Locks, Carpenter's; Lamp Black; Lead, Black; Ledgers. 
 
 Af I 
 
 Mustard ; Matts and Matting; Mattrasses, Hair and Palm Leaf. % 
 
 gjg Nutmegs; Naila, Wrought, from 4dy to 20dy. ; Ditto, Horse ;g| 
 Sg fidy to lOdy. : Ditto, ditto, 4dy to 5dy. ; Ditto, Cut, IJdy to 1)2. ; Ditto, ^ 
 JJg Boat, I 3-4 to 3 in. ; Ditto, Pressed, Ody to I2dy. i 
 
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 ^ Oils, Boiled and Raw Linseed ; Ditto, Sen Elephant and Pine ; ^ 
 
 
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 id; Alum; ; 
 
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 (I; Barlev. ^ 
 ■Uins, Ma- ^ 
 
 I, Wool ; m 
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 Jimi.iinoii, ?J^ 
 es, Mould ^ 
 iig; Ditto, >^ 
 liildren's ; 3^ 
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 aud 4-8. ^f 
 
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 Blue. 
 
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 Horse ; g» 
 .; Ditto, ^ 
 
 d Pine ; 
 
 ^, ^mjBmmmr^mj^m^wm^m.m 
 
 & 0\\, Cftitor and Lard ; Ditto, Florenco ; Oatmeal ; Ochre, t^ 
 ^Yellow. tm 
 
 f Picture Frames ; Pepper, ground mid wliole ; Paints, White . ..^ 
 Paints, Coloured ; I'ens, Split ; Pipes, Tohncco ; Putty; Paperl'^i 
 int Hnnginps ; Paper, writing an<l wrapping ; Pins, Clothes ; P^Tper, j:^ 
 S3 Glass and Sand ; Paint, Fire Proof. SS. 
 
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 CiuaJrants. 
 
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 Rice, Pengal and American ; Raisins, Boxo?. 
 
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 ni* Saltpetre ; Salts, Fpsom ; Senna, Loaves ; Sago, Pearl ; Salre- ^^ 
 ^ rafiis; t^oap ; Soda. Bread and Washing; Sugar. Loaf and Crushed; Sg 
 ^ Ditto, Wliite and Brown ; Starch, Common snd Patent ; Sulphur^'* 
 mT njid SuutV; Slab Spilter. or Zinc ; Shot, ;tll numhers ; Stationerv; ^fi^ 
 gS Stoves, assorted ; Show Glasses ; Shoos, Indi'tn Rublier ; Spii;es, "iji 
 f^ o to 10 in. ; Soap, Castile ; Stools, Cane Seat. ^ 
 
 i '^^ i 
 
 «^ Turpentine. Spirits; Throad. Shoo; Tea. Black and Green ; 1^ 
 g^? Tapiocii ; Tin, 1 X ; Ditto, I I X , Themometers, 9, Vl and J5 in. OLft 
 
 ^ V ^^ 
 
 f^. Varnish, Copal ; Ditto. Bright ; Vitriol, Blue. 
 
 # ^V M 
 
 iff* 1>M 
 
 ^ Whiting; Waggons, Childrfii's ; Wooden Ware ; Wax, Red -^^ 
 ^^^ Sealing ; Whiting, Paris and Bolted ; Wicking Cotton, j^y^ 
 
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 JOHN D. ROBERTSON, 
 
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 FLOUR DEALER, 
 
 KING'S SQUARE, 
 
 SAINT JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. 
 
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 No. 2G, 
 NORTH SIDE OF KING STREET, 
 
 ©^OKIT mum, m. ^o 
 
 The Subscriber ket'ps alwnys on hand a well selected 
 
 ST(»CK OF 
 
 Of English, French, and American Mano&ctnre. 
 
 aiSTia„ 
 
 Moroccos, 
 
 Threads, 
 
 Steel Tacks, 
 
 Scivers, 
 
 Kids, 
 
 Galloons, 
 
 Pincers, 
 
 Iron Nails, 
 
 Bindings, 
 
 fliudash, 
 
 Nippers, 
 
 Brass ditto, 
 
 Linings &c> 
 
 P.jacking, 
 
 Hammers, 
 
 Steel Slugs, 
 
 Brisiles, 
 
 Vjirnibh, 
 
 Knives, 
 
 Brass ditto, 
 
 Shoe Brushes, 
 
 Wax, 
 
 Hook Bills, 
 
 Patent Cramp 
 
 Webbings, 
 
 Awls, 
 
 Peg Brakes, 
 
 Sciews, 
 
 Patent Peg Awls, Counter Siz^ Sticks, &c. 
 
 DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF 
 
 DOli^SSSTZC XHASrur ACTURZSD 
 
 SOLE AND UPPER LEATHERS, fi 
 
 From iho best and worst Tanneries in tho City nod 
 
 Province. 
 
 Messrs. R.& J. CLERKE'S Lasts, Boot Trees, &c 
 
 of every quality. 
 
 WHOLEiSALS iJSfD HETAIL. 
 
 (J5*'All of which are offered at tho lowest prices for 
 Cuah, by 
 
 ' SIGN OF THE SIDE OF LEATHER. 
 
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 I DOCK STREET, SAINT JOHN, N. B. 
 
 A NEAV AND EXTi^NSlVE ASSORTMENT 01? 
 
 ■l^[^.[j^-]TlL[i£[Miri,[Ml^|; © [L©¥ [1^3 a 1^]© 
 
 SUPERFINE CLOTH DRESS, FROCK AND SACK COATS. 
 VliSTS— Silb, Velvet, Satin, Clotli, Tweed, and oilier Vests. 
 
 li PANTALOONS — Cloth, Cassimero, CiKiksKiii, Doefrkin, 
 
 Kuiseyd, Tweeds, «.\:c.&c. 
 
 WINTER CLOTHING. 
 
 B€avernti(i Piint Over Coals, Pilot and Beaver IJeefing Jackctsand ¥ 
 Tiowsers; 8l)irt:<, Drawers, Caps, Unices, «.V'C. «tc. j( 
 
 ^ At.so — Ucaver snid Pilot Cloth, yiiperfiiie Black Cloiii, Cassimercfl, 
 tt^ Doeskins, and Tweed.-?. Clothing made to order in the latest fashion . 
 
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I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WAREHOUSE, 
 
 PRINCE WILLIAM STREET, 
 Saint John, .T. 0. 
 
 J. & J. HEOAJ^, 
 
 IMPOUTKUS AND DHALKKS IN ALL KINLS OF 
 
 LINEN, Woollen, CoUon, anJ Silk Manufaclurcs ; 
 Irish POPLINS and TAR[NE PS ; Maberdusliery ; 
 Hosiery; Gloves; Ribbons; Shawls; Luce«<, d:c. &l2. \ 
 Carpelings, Hearth Rugs, and Druggets ; Moreens and 
 Damasks, with Fringes and Trimmings to inalch ; CoUon 
 Warps, &;c. &c. 
 
 P. S. — Porsonal .'itttMition will be givoii to the selection of Goods 
 for all Wliolesale uiid llelail orders received from tlie Couiiti v. 
 
 JOHN CHALONEE, 
 
 APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST, 
 
 KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND 
 A LARGE SUPPLY OF 
 
 DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, 
 
 DYE STUFFS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, 
 
 GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 
 
 &c. &c. &c. 
 
 which arc all of a superior quality, and will be disposed 
 
 of at low prices. 
 
 OPPOSITE THE SAINT JOHN HOTEL, 
 
 HEAD or KXlf G STREXST, 
 
 ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
 
 
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 (lusliery ; <*. 
 
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 OILS, 
 
 [NES, 
 
 3 disposed 
 
 HOTEL, 
 
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 WILLIAM L. AYERY, 
 
 PRINCE WILLIAM STREET, 
 
 SAINT JOHN, N.B.| 
 
 BOOK AMD W FAINTING, | 
 
 BUCII AS ^ 
 
 Pampiilkts, Posters, Bauk Checks, Bills of ExclianfTc;,^^ 
 Biils of Ladinp, Cusiom House Forms, Visiting and Bu-^'^ 
 siness Curds, Druggisls' Labels, Auction Bills, Merchants' ^^ 
 Bill Heads, and every variety of Letter Press Printinj,', 63: 
 executed at the shortest notice, and on the most reason- f^ 
 
 ^i able terms for prompt payment. 
 
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 BOOKBINDING ^ I 
 
 generally, executed M'llli neatness and despatch. ^ 
 
 A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ^ 
 
 I SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY, | 
 
 ^ ALWAYS ON HAND, ^ 
 
 ^ which are offered at the lowest possible prices. ^ 
 
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 CLOTHING STI 
 
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 PKINCE WILLIAM STREET, 
 
 OPPOSITE MKSSRS. JAUDINK S; CO. 
 
 The Subscriber keeps constantly on hand h largo assort- 
 ment ol 
 
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 EOOTS AiND SHOES, 
 
 TRUNKS, VALISES, AND CARPET BAGS, 
 FURNISHING GOODS OF rVEIlY DESCRIPTION, 
 
 A31£RI€AN SATIINETTS of all colors, 
 
 AND 
 
 SUPERPINE ENGLISH AND GEKMAN 
 
 CLOTHS, DOESKINS, CASSIf/lERES, 
 
 AND TWISSDS, 
 
 which will bo sold by the yard or pieco, or mado up to 
 order at the very lowest prices. 
 
 The Subscriber also legs to iiifonn the Public, that he 
 has employed the best Cutters (uid Jouincyjnen in the 
 City, and that all Garincjnts ai(? belter got up at his Esta- 
 blishment, and will be sold cheaper tlian al any house in^ 
 the trade. ^^^ 
 
 fl;/** Parlies from the Country will find the largest and] 
 most varied assortment at this Esiablitihment. 
 
 JAMES T. HALL. 
 
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 1 3!E!iC!IA.\TS, SlIll'liClLD^iiS A\D SlIlFOWfflS 'i . 
 
 lliut he hevps conslantlij on hand 
 
 FOR SALE AT THli LOWEST MARKET RATES, 
 
 II u compl'jte assoitmeut of every artielc in Iiis line, 
 
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 - CONSISTING OF 
 
 Cordage, Canvas, Uae!«», Twiaies, S'iacli, 
 
 TAR, VAKNISH, PAINTS, OIL, 
 PUTTY, COMPASSES, ENSIGNS AND JACKS, i, 
 I'JLrT BRUSHES, iWRJiPEliS, DLCKLIGIITS. 
 
 NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS AND BOOKS, n 
 
 Cabin l^iCores, ilondtil Stores^ ^'c. 
 
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 FLEWWELLINO & READING, 
 
 FBINCE WI. STB£ET, 
 
 SAINT JOHN, N. B. 
 IMPORTERS ANDDEALERS IN 
 
 TEAS, 
 
 COFFEES, 
 
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 WINES. 
 
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 SPIRITS, &C. &C. 
 
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 Every Articlo imported direct from (ho 
 
 B£ST MARKETS, 
 
 FOR OUR OWN TRADE. AND CAN BE 
 
 WARRANTEO «f TItE BEST QUALITV 
 (t?* G6o:!3 sent to HAy |iart of the City free of charge. 
 
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 PH(EN1X FOUJNDRY, 
 
 POND STREET, 
 
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 The Proprietors of the above Establishment ore now pre- 
 pared to Manufacture 
 
 STBAM AMD riRB mrozmBS, 
 
 TURNING LATHES. SCREW PRESSES, t 
 
 MILL MACHINERY, BARK MILLS, | 
 
 PATENT PURCHASES, 
 
 AND OTHER SHIP CASTINGS, 
 
 HOISTIiVG WHEEL GEAR, &c. Ac. 
 
 They will ondeavor to keep constantly on hand, an assort* 
 t^ ment of Ships^ Camboosbs ; Cooking, Close, and Franklin 
 ^Stoves, Oven and Furnace Mouths, dec. Side Hill, 
 ^Double Mould-board, Sod D, Improved D, and other' 
 •5I Pattern Ploughs. Fanning-Mill Wheels, Truck and 
 
 Barrow Wheels, Wagon and Cart Boxer, &c. &c. &c. 
 
 FLEMING & HUMBERT. 
 
 OCT* Brass and Iron Castings made to order; Brass 
 -^'and Iron Turning. All kinds of Machinery Repaired. 
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 IMl'ORTKflS OF KVKUY DESCUirTION OFDKY GOODv 
 
 Have const w'' :! on hand a iiencral aasorliiieni 
 
 
 yf] TICKS; DUdlCS; Osivakukgiis ; SILKS; SHAWLS T^i^ 
 n|al\iblj(^iis ; llandkerchiels ; Gloves; Ilosierv ; |^^ 
 
 ^^LACE; I^ih.tnnd Bcuvor CLOTHS ; Cotioti WARPS ; P^ 
 ?^ BOD rS and SHOES ; ^ 
 
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 sill? CHAHOLERY AND GROCERY,!' 
 
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 : ' t SAINT JOHN, N. B. ■ 
 
 , The Subscribers? wouio inform Ship Builders, Merchants, fc 
 
 J Ship Owners, a»d Farmers, that they keep constantly on C* 
 
 >^ hand for sale at the lowest Market rates : %i 
 
 »3 A jjrood assortment of BOLT and BAR (RON, Common ^-^ 
 \ and Refined ; CORDAGi.: ; CANVAS ; LINES and 
 
 *3l TWINES, of Enj^lish importation, the hest (juality ; 
 
 iA CHAINS and ANCHORS,of all sizes, tosuit purchasers; L 
 •^' OAKUM, PITCH and TAR ; SPIKES and NAILS, of ^ 
 . all kinds ; together with a good assortment of ^ 
 
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 I AMEHICAN FIOL'R, MEAL, GSOCEIIIKS. M. 
 
 J! 0^ Persons wishing; to fit out small Vessels, will find 
 ^ good accommodation, and low prices. - 
 
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STOVES, PLOUGHS, &c. 
 
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 The Subscriber has now on hand^ and is selling at re-^ 
 
 duced prices : ^ 
 
 COOKING STOVES, of 20 different patterns. | 
 FRANKLINS, dillo, of 15 do. do. » 
 
 CLOSE WOOD, ditto, of J) do. do. | 
 
 ROUND COAL, ditto, of 3 do. do. | 
 
 TIGHT AIR, ditto, of improved construction. ^ 
 
 PLOUGHS, of 7 different patterns, with and without ff 
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 STOVE PIPE, of all sizes, with ELBOWS to suit. | 
 
 Boilers, Furnace Doors and Bars, Sash weights. Pots, Bake K 
 Pans, Tea Keliies, Sad Irons, House Pumps and Lead g 
 Pipe, Deep Sea, Hand Net Leads, Tinware, i 
 &c. &iC. &C. ^ 
 
 and is prepared to execute Orders in Iron^ Brass orji 
 Lead CASTINGS, at short notice. g 
 
 He begs leave to call attention to his IMPROVED: 
 
 "Hatheviray Cooking Stove," 
 
 I They have been found to effect a saving of Onb Half 
 Tuc Fuel, and cook belter than any Stove in use. 
 
 THOMAS C, EVERITT. 
 
 Si. John, September 1850. 
 
 Z By Bubmitting Certificates for the peruail of tlie public, the Sub* u 
 } 8criber is actuated by selfish motives in recommending articles of ^ 
 ^ his own make ; but at the same time he thinks it a duty he Owen S 
 3 to the public, to put them on their guard against purcbasins a quan- «! 
 is tity of trash, which is now thrown into this market from the ^ 
 g United States,— consisting of old worn out Stoves, and a variety of ^ 
 g such as cannot be sold in that country, being ef old fashioned and § 
 I ^sitieable sorts, and too light in most cases to be durable. On d| 
 g this subject be hopes they will judge cautiously. It is after having a 
 ^ tried a number of different Cooking Stoves in his own house, and S 
 I the use of" HATHE WAY'S" for the last three years, that be has & 
 g been induced to go largel)' into the manufacture of that prtttern, 
 g of which he now has three sizes, at Ji6, £7, and £8 each. ^ 
 
 I THOMAS C. EVERITT. ^ 
 
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 Saint John^ N. B. September 1845. 
 Mr. Thomas C. Everitt. — Sir, io r«ply to your inquirUa rca* 
 
 Recting the qualities of your '' Hatheway Cooking &<tove," I 
 ave to remark that I have found that which I purchased of yoli 
 about three years ago to be the best Cooking Stove, lyith which I 
 have beon acquainted. It has done all the Cooking for my Boar* 
 ding House, at which I frequently dine Thirty persons per day. 
 It has given the utmost satisfaction, and has never been out of { 
 repair. In fact, if I could rot procure another like it, I would 
 not part with it now for dojbl) its original cost. 
 
 JOSEPH READ. 
 
 I have read what Mr. Read has stated relative to " llatheway's 
 'll ^ Cooking Stove," and do fully concur in what he has said, having i^ 
 had one of them to do the Cooking in my Hotel for about three ^ 
 years past. My fire place has been closed up, and the. cooking is 
 all done with the Stove in question. 1 do therefore freely recom- 
 '■ mend it to the public. 
 
 Saint John, N B. JOHN B. LONGLEY. 
 
 I purchased of Mr. ThomasC. Everitt, one of his " Hatheway 's ^ 
 Cooking Stove," about Sixteen Months ago, and do not hesitate to ^ 
 • recommend it as the best description of Cooking Stove to be had 
 ^ I find from a strict investigation that it does not consume one half 
 igbthe quantity of wood that I formerly burnt in a Cooking Stove. 
 ^ It broils, boils, and bakes well, and I would not part with it for 
 ^double its cost if I could not get another of the same pattern. 
 W Saint John, N. B. M. NUGENT. 
 
 g^ I purchased of Mr. T. C. Everitt one of his " Hatheway Cook- 
 ^ ing Stoves," about Eighteen months ago, after having examined ^ 
 ^ various other kinds. There has been no other means of Cooking ^ 
 w in my house since the Stove was purchased; and I confidently ^ 
 ^ recommend it as the best description of Cooking Stove within my ^ 
 ^ knowledge. It accomplishes every object in cooking and washing ^ 
 ^ desired by my family, and gives the most complete satisfaction ; i 
 ^ it has never yet been out of order. C. C MACDONALD, 
 ^ Saint John, N. B. No. 5 King Street. 
 
 Wk have read over the foregoing Certificates relative to the 
 properties of »' HATHEWAY'S COOKING STOVE, and 
 having purchased of Mr. Everitt and had in use of the same 
 pattern, wo do most freely recommend tbem to the public as the ' 
 most perfect and economical Cooking Stove that bave come 
 within our knowledge. 
 
 ^ H. G. KINNEAR, 
 ^ JAMES DUNN, 
 ^ E. L. THORNE, 
 H. N. DRAKE, 
 
 JAMES ROBERTSON, 
 COLIN E. CROSS, 
 GEORGE MORRISEY, 
 JOHN BERRYMAN. 
 
 ^ Saint John, N. B., September 1845. ^ 
 
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 nri HE Proprietors of tl\is Establishment keep constantly 
 JL on hand the followins; GOODS, wliich they offer to 
 the Public at exceedingly low rates, for Cash only. 
 
 Hoole, Siamforth & Go's best Mill Sows, from 20 to 21 
 inch ; Hoole, Stamforth & Go's best i\Iill Saws, from 5 to 
 7 feet ; Rowland's Philadelphia best Mill Saws from 5 to 
 7 feet ; Cross Cut Saws ; Pit Saws ; Hand, Tenent, and 
 other Saws ; Tisdale's superior Mill Files, combining cheap- 
 nc3!? with an extra good quality ; Vicker's best Mill Saw 
 and other Files and Rasps; Scythes, Scythe Hooks, Reap- 
 ing Hooks ; Wrought and Cut Nails, all sizes ; Horse and 
 Ox Nails ; Sparrowbills ; Blacksmiths'' Bellows, Anvih, 
 Vices, and Hammers ; Horse Traces and Ox Chains ; Pots, 
 Kakepans, Spiders, Griddles, and Frying Pans ; Brass Ket- 
 tles, Tea Kettles, Saucepans, and Glue Pots ; Gridirons ; 
 Copper, Clout, and Scupper Nails ; Tacks and Brads ; 
 London Glue ; Curled Hair ; Hair Seating ; Castors and 
 Borax ; Shoe Thread and Awls ; a superior assortment of 
 Guns and Pistols ; Thomson's Augers ; Locks, Hinges, 
 Screws; Tiatches in great variety ; Carpenter's Bench 
 Planes; Fire Irons and Andirons; Horse Bells; Iron, 
 Brass, and Copper VVire, and Rivets , Kettle Ears ; Skates, 
 Grocers' and House Coffee Mills ; Patent Balances ; (yiin- 
 dlesticks ; Tea Trays; Pincers ; Two-Foot Rules ; Cur- 
 riers' Knives and Steels ; Knives and Forks, Carvers ; 
 Shoe, Butcher, Bread, and Putty Knives ; Razors ; Cam's 
 best Chisels, Gouges, Drawing Knives, and Coopers' 
 Tools; Adzes; Axes; Trowels ; Hammers ; Smoothing 
 Irons ; Block Tin and Britannia Metal Tea and Coffee 
 Pots, &c. ; Sheet Iron ; Tin ; Sheet Lead ; Zinc ; Plough 
 Plating, &c. ; Horse Shoes ; a general assortment of 
 Brushes ; Powder and Shot ; together with a general vari- 
 ety, comprising one of the best and cheapest Stocks ever 
 offered to the Public ; therefore worthy of their attention. 
 ^[j" Inspection is respect fully solicited. 
 
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 Manufacturers of HATS, CAPS and FURS, 
 
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 Brick Building, No. 1, Prince William Street, 
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 I Oftcr Wholesale and Itctai!, at low prices : 
 
 \N extensive assortinput of Geiillomeii'g Lo.vuo.t Superfine 
 BKAVr.Il IJATS; ^ , , , 
 
 I Cientlonien's Frrncli Velvet. Satin nnrl Silk ditto; 
 * <iienl's. Fine and Plated Waterproof Felt Jind Gossamer ditto; 
 I Bl.ifk and Drab Felt, Beaver and Gossamer Hats (lovi.' crowns); 
 I Children and Yontli's Black and Drah Paris HATS; 
 '1 Men'? and Yonths" Soft Sporting Hats (all colore); ♦ 
 
 i Gentlemen's and Youths' Navy Clolh CAPS 
 
 I Infants' and Yonflis' Cloth and Velvet (^apsand Tnrhans, wih tassels, 
 I Men's and Youths' Silk Velvet and Woollen Glengarry Caps, 
 Plmh, and Sealet Caps; Scotch Bonnets; Glazed Hals in great 
 variety ; Hat and Cap Covers, Peaks. Straps, Gold Laces, 
 Brushes, Leather Ilat Cases, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Travelling 
 Trunks and Valises. 
 i\Ien and Youths' FUIl C \PS, in South Sea, Seal, Astrachan, 
 
 Nutria, Sable and Hair Seal — newest pattern*. 
 Cloih Caps, trimmed with South Sea Seal, Astradian, Nutria, and 
 
 Sable Fur 
 Gent's. Fur Gloves and Gauntlets, richest Furs; Gent's. Fur Coats, 
 Ladies' Mnfi's, Boas, Capes, Cardinal.s, Operas, and Cuff's — richest 
 Furs; Strung Boas ; Biitialo Hobes. 
 
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 A larj^e and varied assortment of Staple and Fancy DRY 
 GOODS. Gent's. Furnishing Goods. Hos^iery, &c,, worthy the at- 
 tention ol' wholesale dealers, and at prices that must reward the 
 
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 BOLT IRON STEEL, &c. 
 
 COMMON and Refined Iron ; Swedish ditto ; Blister, 
 German and Cast Slfsel ; Borax ; Blacksmiths' Bel- 
 lows, Anvils, Vices, Sledges, Hammers, &c. ; Augers ; 
 Hollow Ware, consisting of Pols, Camp Ovens, Spare 
 Covers, Boilers, Griddles, Booled Frying Pans, Spiders. 
 CART and WAGGONS BOXES ; Tea Kettles, Sauce- <^ 
 pans ; Preserve Kettles ; Glue Pots ; Wash Basins, &c. Y 
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 "CanV edge TOOLS: HORSE and 
 
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 OX NAILS ; a new article of Venetian Shutter Hinge, 
 which require no fastening on the house to keep it open ; 
 Steeled Socked SHOVELS ; Steel and Iron square 
 point Shovels ; Ditching Spades, Scythes and Sneaths ; 
 j( Sickles and Reaping Hooks; Hoes; Ox Chains; Horse 
 ,< Traces ; Halter Chains ; Powder and Shot ; Guns, Pistols, 
 K Shot Belts and Powder Flasks ; Sash and Coffin Cord ; 
 Fox Traps ; Skates ; Shovels and Tongs ; Fenders ; Dish 
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 ^ Snuffers and Trays ; Britannia Metal Tea and Coffee v 
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 near Messrs. W. ^ R. Wright^s Ship Yard, Courleny Bay, 
 
 ALWAYS on hand at the above Establishment, Patent 
 and common WINDLASSES for vessels of all 
 sizes *, Capstan Heads ; Sheaves and Rollers ; Bushes ; 
 Pump Chambers ; Cambooses ; Cooking, Close, and 
 Franklin STOVES ; Ploughs ; Track and Barrow W heels ; 
 Waggon Boxes; Oven and Furnace MOUTHS; Tree- 
 nail Machines. 
 
 The subscriber in returning thftnks to his friends and 
 the public for the very liberal patronage bestowed on 
 him since his commencement in business, solicits a con- 
 tinuance of the same, and would further add, that having 
 served a regular apprenticeship to ihe Engineering and 
 Millwright business in Great Britain, and having prac- 
 tised the same over five and twenty years, continues to 
 manufacture at the above establishment all kinds of 
 
 STEAM ENGINES, 
 
 HIGH OR LOW PRESSURE, forBoats, 
 SAW OR GRIST MILLS, 
 
 and for propelling any kind of Machinery. 
 
 Steam Engine Boilers for Marine or Land purposes 
 made and repaired ; all kinds of machinery repaired ; 
 Iron and Brass Castings made to order, Brass and Iron 
 Turning, — Blacksmith work of all kinds executed prompt- 
 ly and on favourable terms, for cash, country produce, 
 or other satisfactory payments, ()[/* As cheap or cheaper 
 than any other establishment in the Province.c/JJ 
 
 JOHN SMITH, 
 
 Engineer. 
 
 St. John, September 1851. 
 
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