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NOTICE, Newcastle Banking Company, moose persons who require discount at this Bank, are requested, in writing, to inform the Tressurers, the Hon. Zacheus Barotia and Henry Rutan, Esq., immedi ately, stating the amount wasted, the nature for the security intended to be given, and, if by endorsation, the names of the endorsers, to enable the ‘treasurers to form a probable es timate of the amount of notes requisite for im mediate operation. Wm. BANCKS, _ Acting Manager, Bewdley Mills, Hamilton, December, 1835, 50s. The Cobourg Refirmer, Patriot and Connier of Toronto, and Kingston Chronicle, are requessed to insert the above in their recpretive papers for free weeks, and sent their accounta to the Company's Office for liquidation. Splendid Sale of Furniture. ILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION on Wednesday the 23d instant, in the large room at the KINGSTON HOTEL, an extensive assortment of Household Furniture superior to any ever presented to the public, cngeisting chiefly of the following articles, liz. Mahogany Sideboards, Tables, Bind Walnut do au do Parens laborany do ug y Sofa, Black Walnut do do Secretaries, ~ Chevy Dining Tables, 2 Breakfast do. 2 carvet black Walnut Bedsteads—a varie ty of Ladies' Dreesing Bureaus—several Wal nut and Cherry Washstands—2 superior Eight Day Clocks and Cases—1 alarm Day Clock— 1 Ladies'Golf Watenh—sets of China, and a quantity of Crockery Ware—Mirrors—Fea ther Bett and Bedding—Kitchen Utensils,e. P. Two Horses—1 set Harness and Canon Butte Robes—also a splendid double barrelled Fowling Piece—and a large collection of other articles too complicated and numerous to mention. JAMES LINTON, Auctioneer. Conditions will be given at the hour of sale —Sale is commence precisely at 10 o'clock A.M. 4Sbi Kingsim, Dec. 16,1835. Splendid Sale of Fancy Goods AT AUCTION, ° BY R. JACKSON, POSTIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE. 6O’ MONDAY the 21st inst. and following days will be sold at the Subscriber's Auction room, the contents of seven cases Fancy Gods, e, c. forming an extensive and rar collection, imported from England and France. toung chiet will be found useful a5 acmsing Articles, suitable for Christmas presents, consisting in part of beautiful Alabas ter Time pieces, with Glass shades, (excellent movements) Spanish Guitars, Violins, (chest makers) Alabaster and China Flower Vases, Barometers, Cylinder ‘Thermometers, Forty ‘Tune barrel Hand Organs, Diagonal Machines with forty beautiful views each, China Toy ‘Tea Sets, Chessmen, dice, and backgammon Boards, ‘Fog Trumpets, Day and Night ‘Tele scopes, (can be warranted) Clocks, Sautf Bor es, beautful coloured Pictures in Frames, Mu sical ‘Toys, Wax and Wood Dolls, Manile Piece Ornaments, Berlin Chains and Ear Rings, with crosses, Carnelian and coral neck laces and Ear Rings, Silver plated and Silver mounted Liquor and Cruet frames, duo Can dlesticks, Suffers and Trays, Pomaium, Bau dle Cology, and Lavender, Beautiful folaid Writing tesks, Work Boxes and Dressing Ca ses, Chioo night Lamps, double and single magnifying Shaving and Dressing Glasses, China, Spanish, French and Italian figures, with a gtut many articles too numerous to insert. ise, Will be sold at the same time, one case of sundry DRY GOODS, A large quantity of superior bottled Wines, direct from Montreal.) in lots to suit purchas ers, consisting of Port, Sherry, Muscat, Lau ferne, and Claret. ‘The above are well worth the attention of the public, and will be sold without the least reserve,6 lots to suit purchasers. ‘The Goods give 00 view the Saturday previous to the ale. Sale at_1s o'clock precisely. 7 . JACKSON, Auctioneer, Kingston, Dec. 5, 1835. GEO. A. CUMMING, APPORIPAY, HAS OPENED OTEyts TATUMUS THE. COUNT HOUSE Kingston, 6th Dec., 1835. ew! Te CASH py Joe Wheat, Rye, Indian Corn, Bar ley, 28d Oats, sod a liberal price given , according quality. Whisky, of first Quality, for Sale. Wm. GARRATT. Kingston, 14th December, 1835, the Subscriber has on hand 200 Barrels ir of “3 ce Shines or warrant good, at Fifteen Shillings per barrel. MES B BAKER, Market Square. Kingsan, 16th Dec., 1985, and NOTICE. HE Subscribers to the Chronicle Ga zette, who have agreed to pay for the paper in Cord Wool, are reminded that the, sleighing is now very good, and that no bei oe opportunity can seehr to enable *' na unabele OF vs. va. 6 wer to pay | We a hit 00 °.»ig in an especial manner direct l u to the consideration of our Gurxscase hiends. Kingston, 9th December, 1835, ‘Sylvester's Proclamation for 1836 Nonffering he following Splendit bist of Sehemag at the commencement of 4 New Year, Sylvester avails himself of the apy uyt return his grateful acknowledgement for the liberal patronage afforded him by his numerous fiends and patrons. It is with the lively satiemerion Sylvester aunounees beet good fortune to sell during the past year BUX Capital prizes, amounting to 290,000!!! prclusive of Smaller Capitals vary ing tor (ighty Thousand to One Mondred Dollars—making # distribution to the public of unless 4 sum thwe Three Hundred Thou samt Dedians, ‘This was, he admitted a brilitant rerros ct. THO iheratity and Magnitude of the Sebenes constantly offered, reglers the pers: werrive ch4yces equally erecurazing, Sylvester is deperanined toe anyerit this kite supperthy nabyted solicitude for the inereais of his Paltans—by strict punctuafity and atten tion to theirespecters, meal will te er regard less wh expunge to convey the eariest tiow. “The ensuing year cannon fail ww be equally pridgetive to Aiventurers—who have hut © FirWord their offers to hare hundreds have been rrgcued from difficulty, and where Capital seizes are daily distributed th 8. S. SYLVESTER, 130 Broadway, N. V IRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, Class 1. Pie the benefit of the Petersburg Be nevolent Mechanic Association, ‘Take drawn a Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Jan. 2, 1836. Scutests.— $25,010! $3, 008 $5,000! 3,500 dollars —2,322 dollars.—1 Prize of 2,000 tolls. 10 Prizes of 1,500 Heiare—s10 of 1,000 dolls. 80 of 500 dollars. Tickets on 10 Dollars. A certificate of a package of 22 whole tick ets will be sent for 120 dollars. Packages of halves, quarters and eighths in proportion- RAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTE RY, Class Number 2, for 1836. To ho ieee #t Wiknington, Thursday, January 13, Carriacs—Twenty Thousand sollars! tt $5,000! $5,000! $2,000! $1,64u! 20 of $1,000 ! 20 of $300 20 of 150 dutlare—155 of 100 Dollars, c. Tickets only S Dollars. Certificate of 4 Package of 25 whole Tick ets will cost only $65. Values and Quarters in proportion. Delay not to see your orders to Fortune’s Home. IRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, No. 2. For the Benet of the Peersburg Benevo lent Mechanic Association. ‘To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. Saturday, January 16, 1936. Scnenz —50 Prizes of Ore Thousand Dolls. $25,900! $7,500! $5,00 4,000 Dollars! 1,500 Dollars! 50 Praes of $1,000! 50 of 8500—50 of $390—64 of 200 Dollars, c. ‘Tickets only 8 Dollars. Certificate of a Package of 23 while Tick ets in this Magnificent Scheme may be had for 100 Dollars—Shares in proportion. SPLENDID SCHEME! IRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Moungalin Academy, Class Number 2 for 1836. “To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. Saturday, Jan. 23, 1536, Scheme.— Twenty-five Thousand, 25 Pri zes of One -Thousand Dollars, $25,000, 87,000, $1,000, $250, 82,000, $1,486, 25 of 81,090, 40 prizes of $309, 10 of 200, 69 of 150 c. r. ‘Tickets 33—Shares in proportion. A Certificate of a Package of 22 Whole Tickets will be sent for 95 dollars—packages of shares in proportion, BRILLIANT SCHEME. IRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, Class No. 3. For the Benefit of the Peters burg Benevolent Mechanic Association. To be drawn at Alesandria, Va. Saturday, Jan uary 30, 1836. CAPITALS, ‘Twenty-five thousand dollars, $25,000, $3,000, $5,000, $3,500, 52322, 20 of $2,050, 20 of $500, 20 of S400, 4) prizes of 8200, c, c. “Tickets ten dollers, A Certificate of i Package of 22 whole tickets will be sent for 120 dollars, Halons, Quarters, and Eighths in proportion. Or dies he single tickets or Packages must be addres sed to S. J. SYLVESTER, 130 Broadway, New York, OTICE.—At a Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Township of Weat Guilliambury, held in James Evins’ Tavern, Bradford, on the 24th day of October, 1835, it was unani mously resolved to apply to the Mraviarial Legislature, at their 61st Meeting, to pass np Act imposing a tax of OpenMullpenny to the Pound upon Mateable Property within the Township, for the space of seven seats from the time of the Act coming into opera tion, for the purpose of repairing and keeping to repair the load between Yonge-street and the west end of the Causeway, in West Gil llambury; and any overplus of taxes, which may be after completing the said Road, to be laid out for the general improvement of the roads within the gaid Township; of which notice is hereby given to all whom it may con cern. OTICE.—Applico’ will be made to the Legislane tits west Session, iy an Act to incorporate a Company for the pur pose of constructing a Rail Road from the ity of Toronto to the waters of Lake Hurgy, OTICE.—Application will again be mail at the next Session of the Legislature, fir tablish a Bank at St. Catharines, ia District. ohabitants of the towngi ll petition the Legislature 4; its next asking praying it to enlarge and among an Act passed in the fourth year of his Majes ty's reign, entitled ‘t an Act to establish 9 ard of Police in this of Belleville. VTL. —An application will be made as the next Section of the Provincial Lear laure, for an Act to incorporate a Joint Si9y Company to andke % Larasha Boilram Bytown to the navigable waters above the Des Cheine Rapids, through the township of Nepens, of 1) Ouawa River. OTICE.—The subscriber intends to apply * to the Legislature at its next Session, for the passage of A law appointing a Court of Fiquitible Jurisdiction, to cattle him to try his right and title to four demired acres of Land at the Falls of Niagara, adjoining Skin ner's Farm, and to all the other real estate of the late Justina Pell, of Stamford, within this Colony. JOSEPH PELL, OTICE.— ae Leet ication Wing made to the VSWIREFeATly next meeting by the Inhabitants of the Townships of Mulihide, Ylomouth and Westminster, 1 incorporate a joint sea Company to construct a railroad from the Town of London, to intersect the navigable waters of Catfish River and to con struct a Harbour at the mouth of said river, OTICE is hereby given, that application will ho tale to the Provincial Parliament at its next session, [or an Act to em arine Effewer to traverse the inquist High Treason against Manhies Brown, wheres hy the property of her Iave father, Fredericke Brown, was forfeited to the Crown, NOTICE. Application will be made at the next Session of the Legislature for an Art to appoint Commissioners to examine and adjust the inspired fines and boundaries in the townships of Clinton and Grimsby. N OTICE.—Application sall be made at the ensuing Session of the Legislature, for an Act 10 Theorporate the Town of King ston, the Milland District. OTICE.—Application will be the Legislature, or next Seas no Act ineierniate a Company for making a Turnpike Road from Kingson to Napanee Mills, in the Mithaias District. UTICE.=Application will be made to the fulullate of the leoensup of Leeis, in the Julinstein District, at the next Seaton of the Legislature, fir ag Act to establish the western buntilary fine of the said township of Lees, Nurice (hereby given that itn ayrpilen view will be trade at the next sitting of the Provincial Lecishiture, fot an Act to incorpo rate a Company for the purpose of cutting a Canal through Wolfe Island, Notice is hereby given, that the Subscri ber will pettion the Legislature, we ite next Session, to pacs ag Act to authorise the holding of a Public Pair in the village of 1.O riginal, in the Ottawa District, permndiently, at four iifferant seasons of the year, and elso 10 estalish a Market in the said Village. JAMES MURRAY, force = pricentina will be made be = the Iututitants of the District of Niaga ra as the next Session of the Legislature, for an Act to authorise the removal of the Court Mouse and Gaol, to a more eligible and cen tral situation in the Distri CTICE.—Application will be made at 4 ¥ the next Session of the Legislature, for a Charter for a Company, for the purpose of making # cut through the lands of John Dig by, Eso, William Holmes, Reg. A. 1K. Smith, and V XI near Brantfort, for the Parpa: OVICE is hereby given, that the Tohab ois of the ‘Townships of Gloucester, Oxgomis, Combertuail, Russel, Nepean, Gunl bourne, March, Mansley, Tarhalin, Pizens, Pakenham, Horton, Ross, Westmeath, had Pembroke, of the Ottawa and Bathurst S tricts, will petition the Legislature at its near Sevastog, to form them into a new District, having Bytown for its capital, and also into two Casatica, NOTICE. AVING erected luclined Ulynes, or ‘Time ber Slides, at the First and Second Falls on River Bonne Chere, the Subscriber gives notice that he imteads applying at the next Siting of the Provincial Parliament for an Actin suthorise him i collect Tally on ‘Timber, Deals, c. passing the said Inclined Planes. CIM. JAS, BELL. TO ALL Whom IT MAY ConcEAX, UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that application will be made to the Legisla ture, at its next ensuing Session, by petition from the Executor to the estate of the lave Robert Randall, Esquire, for the enactment of a Law establishing a special tribunal for the revision of certain proceedings in the Court of King's Bench, by which 950 acres of land, io the township of Nepean, in the county of Carhon, consisting of Lote Nos. 33 and 40 in the Tat Concession from the Ouawa River, and the broken fronts of said Lote, with the broken Lots 10 and 11 first Concession on the Rideau ; also Lot No. 01, in Qud Conces sion, and the front three fourths of Lot No. 10, granted by the Crown to the said Inve Ro bert Randall, Esquire, in 1909, were adjudg ed to be sold, and were sold by the Sheriff, and conveyed to others; and until the issue of such application shall be determined, all persons are warned against purchasing or leasing any part of said property. NOTICE. HIE rohabitnots of the 7th, 8th, Dh and Voth Convesscats of Ye Powmblip of Gafard,in the Johnstown District, will peti tion the Parliament, at its west Session, for no Act to establish the Eastern Boundary of the said Concessions, at the governing boun dary. OTICE.—An application will be made wm the Less west Session, for no Act too Ward of the town of Brockville. worece is Hereby given, that the Inhabi tants of Whitby, Pickering, and the ad joining Townships, will make application 10 the next Provincial Parliament, for a grant of the improvement of the Amber of rn the Township of Whitby, lit. Home Dist OTICE.—Application will be made at the next sitting of the Legislature, by the Inhabitants of the 13th and 7th conces sions of the township of Burforil, for an Act to authorise the line on the westerly side of said Township to controus straight to the rear of the Township; also, for a line 1m to run be tween said concession, make im equal divi sion, as far as can be, by tesight lige ‘deawn from an equal ya of sail conces sions, 08 the Eastert: Westerly side lines of said “Township is”, to authorise an equal division of the lot to be made in arid concessions, ye respects their width. Notes is is hereby given, that a pe will be presented (the Provinc lismeet wl Upper Canada, at those next Ses sion in the City of Toront, for a Rail Road from the Detroit River, in the township of Sandwich, Western District, to the Niagara River, in the township of Bertie, in Niagara District, and from thence to he (one of Niag ara, B. P. CAHOON. E. is'hardby given, that application’ will be made to the Legislature at their next Session, for an Art to Incorporate into a Joint Stock Company, the Farmer's Store, to the City of Torawne. BUNLIC NOTICE is hereby given that aplication will be made to the Lowih Harbor Company, to the Provincial Parlia ment at its next sitting for a loan to complete the Lowth Arbour. ¥ PQOTICE is toreby given, 1 18 be an application made in the ture at its next Session, for an Act (a incor porate the Colborne Furnare. h. D. TOWNSEND. in TOTICE.—Al application will be rnsale at the next Session of the Provincial Pure liament, for a Charter to effect a Mail-poad, from Wellington Square (the head of Lake Ontario) to Goderich, on Lake Maron. OTICE is hereby given, that the former application is intenled to be cetewed, by titles, at the next Session of the Legislature, for an Act to erect the County of Norfolk late issuct, Cidclating the Townssips of Bashan and Walpole) aniti pe- Fittings the Gaal and Court House in OTICE.—Application will be male on the Legislature at its next Session, for an Act to prevent the setting Gill arts or showing Seines within Hurlington Bay, except within half a mile of the C FOTICE.—At the next Session of the Provincial Parliament, application will be made for a Charter to liverpainte a Bank, under the name and style of the “Niagara District Bank,” with a capital of £ 10000. OTICE —At the next S of the Pro vincial Parliament, application will be made for no Act to Incorporate a Company, with power to make a lateral cut t connect the Welland Canal nnst the Niagara River, at its math, for the purposes of Stoop navigation. TOTICA is hereby given, that application will be made to the Provincial Parlia ment of te next Session, for a Charter author ising the improvement of the Navigation of Bear Creek, in the Western District. OTICE—An application will be made to the Next Session of the Legislature of this Province, for an Act to establish a Bank * in the town of Present, in the District of Johgenen, with a capital of £ 100,900. APPLICATION were made at the nent meeting of the Legislature, for a Charter incorporating » Company 10 conntroct a Ca ‘mall the G rand River to the River Fhamer, athe Town of Landen, said Compa ho vested with smoking privileges and a £ 100,000, why given, that the tants of Canden and Chatham, in County of Kent, intend petting the Seg lature at its next autiog, 20 pass an Act tablish the boundary lines of the Lois in front of said Townships. OTICL.—Application nil be nade to the Lexislanire at the next Session of Pro vincial Parliament, by the Ioss of the townships of Bayham and Malahide, era, to incorporate a Joint Lock Company te rra in of Hig, Outer Creek, from Talbot Road. FENAKE NOTICE the City of Taranto, will make applica tion to the next Session of the Provincial Par liament, to incogrorate them into a Company for the purpose of opening 9 ship Navigation through the neck of the Peninsula, between the Lake‘and the bay of Toronto. UTICE is hereby given, that application will be made at the ensuing Session of Parliament by the inhabitants of the under mentioned Townships, I have Edwardsburgh and Matibla, Mountain and Ostcode, North and South Gower, Oxherd and Marlborough, Newtogue and Walford, farmed into a pew District, bacing Kemptville for ie capital, or OTICE.—Application will be made at the next Session of the Legislature of this Province, for a Chanel to construct a Can nal, for Ship Navigation, from Lake Erie to auine point in the Niagra River, below Fort Erie rapids. Verce is hereby given, that the Presi ent, Directors ,and Company, of the Desjardins Canal intend to petition the Legis lature at its next sitting, I amend their Char ter, by a further grant of Load for the use of said Canal. FOTICE is hereby giver, that go applica. LN ‘tion will be made to the Peouiarial Parl iament at the next Session. fir an alteration in the Assessment Laws afeeting the City wd also, in the Act Incorporating City. OTICE.—Application will be made at the next sitting of the Legislature, 10 form = new District out of the following townships and territory, tig Houghton, Walsingham, Charloveride, Woodhouse, Walpole, Tows send, Windham, Middleton, Norwich, Oxford, Press East half of the Township of Zorra, landford, Bleinheim, Burford, and Oakland, and all that part of the District of Gore lying, south of the township of Dumfries and the Grand River, from the forks thereof, (at Pa TR) the WAS, latte OR AbeeBay OE Hale, dimand; and the county town to be located near the south-east corner of the township of Burford. Rerce is hereby given, that application will be made in the Legislature at tthe ensuing Session, for an Act to set off the Townships of Tyrone, Chinguacoucy, and Caledon, in the Home District, and Trafalgar, Esquesing, and Erin, in the Gore District, vre to a separate District. OTICE.—The Subscriber, acting Execue tor under the last Will of the late Rodere Randall, Fay intends 10 apply 10 dhe Regis lature, next Session, (0 take into consideration the merits of the petition of the said Robert Randall, dated 1r, 1830, and ordered by the House of Assembly to be entered on its Jour nals, praying for the creation of an equitable jurisdiction, to enable him to try his right and file to the Bridgewater Estate, on the Rapids above the Falls of Niagara, and the compen sation for War losses sustained on said stai; ors that such other relief may be extended to the heirs, as upon a full investigation may be found to be just and right. W. . MACKENZIE, HE undersigned, Executor and Co-Heir esses of John Wilmot, late of the City of Toronto, Gentleman, deceased, intend to peti tion Parliament at the west sitting thereof, for an Act to enable the Executor to convey Lands to those persons to whom the sid Joho Wil mot in his lifetime had given bonds for the conveyance of Real estates, and also to perform the condition of such Bonds—And further, to dispose of the remainder of the ‘Testator’s Es tate, by Sale or otherwise, and to make a di vision thereof according to the intention of the Testator, and to place the same in the hands of ‘Crustees for the Senefit of the Cic ates, JOHN WILMOT, MWe WU TSUN, Wife of JOHN MONTGOMERY, FRANCES WAUGH, Wife of JOHN M. WAUGH.” yyotick: is hereby given, that application will be made to the Provincial Parlia ment, at its next Session, for an Act to enable the Magistraes of the home District to impose a rate of one halfpenny in the pound, for six years, on all valuable property throughout the said District, for the purpose of raising a fuk; for the erection of a new Gaol for the same. By order of Sessions of this date, S. WASHBURN, CUE of the Peace; H. DI OTICE.—Application wil be made to the Provincial Parliament 4 its next Session, for an act to enable the Court of King's Bench, to authorise Deeds to be given by such perser or officer as they shall judge best, to convay the following lands situated in the Township of Pickering, and formerly the pro perty of the late Dr. Holmes of Quebec, vizz Broken Fronts. ¢ 53,.owned by su Ra ee 1st Coa. a ee se “ Henry Cowan, John Brannan. Wn. ‘Thom. ‘Thos. Debart James Sullivan. Geo. Kingsmill. “Thos. Brand, Wm. Dunbar. OTICE.—Application will be made to the Legislature at its next session by the Inhabitants of the ‘Township of Clinton in the Niagaea District, for an act to Incorporate a Joint Stock Company to make a Harbour on the mouth of the thirty mile creek, in the above Township, UST RECEIVED, and for sale at the Chronicle Gazette Office, a TOWN SHIP MANUAL, neatly bound, comprisins: ‘all the laws now to force relating to the towns, ships; among which are the Highway and Assessment Acta; now lowhship meeting act, The Laws respecting Boundaries; Bing Fen ces and Water Courses; Law-keepers; the law and office of Constable, the aw of Landont van d 'Fenont; distress for rent; Coin of Re quests Act; Summary Punishment Act; Jury 1 Jaws the Lawes relative to Mills and Mill Dams; Flogr; Pot ant Pearl Ashes; Statute labour; Travellers; Weights Measures, c.; cod | on many other interesting subgets, ‘By the Author of the * Provincial Justice.'* Price one Dollar. Kingatea, December 5, 1993,
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