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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

CORPORATION BONDS, for sale at
" :. J. sYLvESTER's,
fei5 100 Broadway and q Wall a.
Dew A. vERREN, Of the French Episcopal Church.
IN nv woRKs, with ac.simile OF one OF the
anonymous letters written by that worthy gentleman This
book, which makes sensation in the fashionable world sold
q eade street one door from broadway teast sde l5 81
OLYMPIC Neutrality-suspicious.. BAILEY re-.
" specifically announces that her BENEFIT and last ap.
will take place this Saturday. evening sh February
HAMLET TRAvEsTIE, a MUSICAL PAsTTCfo. and
the SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN. Seats can be secured
BY applJ ing at the box office. fei5 IT,
DARK THEATRE.-MR- RICHINGs' BENEFIT. We'd
ncsdy Evening, Feb 10Th, sio-The custom has been that
actors regularly engaged in Theatre should the
vices Of starr upon their benefit nights great expense
with little profit " not loss The present depressed
theatrical patronage will not such upon
above Mr. Rchngs therefore respectfully draws
the attention Of his friends and the public %
tons OF the Park Theatre which viii be brought
full action IN Shakspearrs Comedy cf Much Ado About
thing" and relies his aud their ensure
him continuance o that favor which he has received
uedy Of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING: a great VARIETY
Of SINGING AND DANCING; and first time In America
the Drama OF ISABELLE or Womens Life BY Blackstone
feisi
no SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCflANTs-
The subscriber offers for sale al his General Furnishing
Warehouse very large assortment Of Astral hante and
Hanging Lanps; Table Cuery German Silver ard Plated
sticks Cake Baskets; together with large assortment Tea
Trays Glassware, and rener assnrtnent Furnishing Hard
ware adapted Spring trade Merchants Others arr in
ted 10 call and stock hce releasing
DANIEL y. DELAVAN.
feisu No. II Maiden lane, near Drsair way
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A: w: BLEECKER, Auctoneer.
IRE NC II PRESERVED GAME, sARDINEs, FRUITS,
TOMATOES, PEAS, MI sHROOMs, JELLfEs sc,
instant at n o'clock al the Store No a Broadway So cases Of
the follow articles received bark from
bordeaux OF the celebrated manufacture Of j. Colin
cases, containing tred cartridges Guinea Fowls. Tur.
seys rhea'ents Woodeoeks Chickens alautue Hares An.
T"asass I'll ss Of ALL Ls5ss Hss snseou and
Of Teal, Frcassec Of Frogs &c.
10 cases ssriines in oil
DO Tomato Kctchup.
DO Mushrooms IN OIL
g gr1n,s, pure % "'''''"
do Preserved, Apples Apricois, Peaches Pius Goose.
berries, Raspberries, Cherries, and Prunes.
I do Jcllies.
1 DO Milk dAncsse.
The above comprises entire invoice and will BE- sold in lots
Catalogues will be ready Monday at Office Of the
uoncers, Noli Tontine Buildings. fei2 tt@'
FXIIBITIoN OF LUsus NATURE, OR LIVING GU.
open from two to Ave NJ and halfpast hafpa nine r.
boys seven and eight years old consists the fair representa-
ton eagles claws both where the hands and feet should and
that neithcr hand or foot Of either boy alike II smrsbe
70 convey N an advertsement idea Of their singular being
they must be merely remang that their health n not
e the leas, impaired and that their appearance cannot on, nd
nc most fssud2us eye The eldest az s to pIy hs e.S
States, and always with him. the Youngest is learning draw
and paint Also, exhibiting, splendid Scrptura Painting
M feet long by 70 feet high. ia2eim'
MATTEL ORNANtENTs.--Just received, great variety
randoe with rich prisms also French git Candeahras with
glass shades together with great variety o. Drowned Orna
Spill Caps Flower stands Sc all Of which sale al
'''''' " sun '"' '' DANIEL F. DELAvAN
feit No. II Maiden lane Broadway.
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raj hundred pounds arrived here day since and sells
the al venison.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

MARRIED.
On Wednesday the 18th instant by the Rev DR. Pse John
Colvl Catharn third daughter of the late Thomas Fem-
ing, all of this city.
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CORPORATION BONDS, for sale at
" :. J. sYLVESTER's,
fei5 100 Broadway and % Wall 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

CArIriAflNS NJ MvA re NEW WORK FOR 1911 CTS.
airy ON America wi it'll Yarns Institutions by Captain
Mayt e. b. author of Simple Peter Faithful Jacob &c Sc
First and second series complete -
TURNER FISHER, SO Chatham ct.
Also Just published beautiful edition o WOMAN AS
VIRGIN, WIFE, AND MOTHER; being an epitome Of
social DUDES and domestic enoymens with counsel TO madens
and advice for the nursery. BY Lady.
y" On, woman! lovely woman, Nature made thee
To temper man, we had been brutes without yon.,
-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

C,ONCERr-Miss SHlRREFF and Mr.. WILSON re
speculy announce that they will give their FIRST CON
y shs since their return from the SOUTH TUES
gramme comprising variety Of their admired Dnetts
Songs and Scotch English and Irish Ballads will be publish
ed IN aiew days. Mr. SCHARFENBERC will preside
Piano Forte
Tickets One Dollar to be obtained Music Stores and AT
the City Hotel. feI4 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-06

ting to temporary sacrifices, however great, to in
sure permanent welfare.
My own exertons for the iutherance of these
desirable objects have been bestowed throughout
my Official career with zeal that is nourished
by ardent wishes for the welfare my country,
4 by unlimited reliance on the wisdom that marks
it's ultimate decision on all gteat and controverted
questions Impressed with the solem obligations
imposed upon me by the constitution, DESTROYS also
of laying before my fellow citizens, with whose
confidence and support have been so highly hon.
ored, such measures us appear to be conducive to
their prosperity anxious to submit TO their
fullest consideration the grounds upon which my
opinions are formed, have on this, on all
preceding occasions, freely offered my views on
those points Of domestic policy that seem, at the
present time, most prominently to require the &c
ton of the government. know that they will
receive from Congress that full aud able consider
alton which the importance of the subjects merit,
and can repeat the assurance. heretofore made,
that shall checrfully and readily CO opelate with
you in every measure that will tend TO promote
the welfare oflhe Union. NJ. VAN BUREN,.
December g. 1899
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-06
STATE OF VERMONT.

AT Probate Court holden at Chelsea within and
for said district, on the 9Th day D December, A.
d. 1899. Present, the Hon Calvin Bodgeti, Judge.
A instrument purDorting 10 be the last will and
Atestament oil Jedcjiah Smith, LAT Of W illiamstown,
in said district, deccns' d, being presented 10 the
court here by Lucius Smith, the executor therein
named for probate; it is ordered Ivy said conrl, thai
all persons concerned therein he notified o appear at
a session OF said court to be holden ut the Probate
Office in Chelsea, in SAID district the 3d Wcdncs
day in january next, and shew cause # any they
may have gainst line probate Of said will, for which
purpose il is further ordered that copy of The re-
cord Of this order be published three weeks success
lively in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal
printed at Montpelier as soon as may be. a true
copy Of record.
32A Attest T. c REDfNGTON Ro-i.'or
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-06
MARRIAGES.

In this village, l.t inst. by Rev. b. w. Smith, Augustine
Clarke, Esq. 10 Mrs Julia Hubbard
In Cabot on the Isl inst. BY Rev. L. H. Tabor Joseph
A. Wing Esq. to Miss Samantha Webster. qJ'Cake re-
ceivod,
In Berlin, by Nahum Rice, Esq Mr. Thomas Potter Of
Marsh6eld to Miss Mar Hubbard of Berlin
IN Faystnn by Rev, Mr. Mason OF Walts6ed, Mr. Wilder
Thomas to MISS Rachac johnson.
Ia Mortified, 18Th u, Mr.. Willard F. Algcr to Miss
Honor Grant
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-06

ENASTHAVEN. Whereas the legislature o.
IA he state OF Vermont, al their session al Moat-
peer in the year ole thousand eight hundred & thirty
eight assessed tax Of lwo cens per acre on all the
lands [pubc lands excepted in the town Of Eashaven
the county of Essex in said state, Tor the purpose OF
making and repairing roads aud building bridges
These 10 warn The propiclUro aud land owners OF
said town of Easthavcn, who have 81 paid their pro-
portion OF said lax in labor otherwise, 10 the com
mce appointed TO superncnd he expenditure Of the
same 10 the sub cribcr that much OF their lands
will be sod a, public vendno, at the dweIiing-I ouse o.
Seymour N Walter, in the town Of Eisihaycn in tn,
county OF Essex the 2ith day OF March 1t, at 10
o'clock forenoon, will requisite 10 discharge then
respective taxes with costs. Dated al Burke this 1T
day Of January, A. D. ls40.
| az ISAAC DENIcON Collector
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-06
PARDON BUSHNELL, commissioners
Weitsfed Dec. 20, 1882 g.

" ENLOCK. Whereas the legislature oil the
Wv state oil Vermont, al their session at MonIpc.
Ter, in tho year thousand eishl hn Ihrcd aud thirty
even, assess tax OF four cents per acre On all the
anJs pnh!ic Ian cxceptccl ia the 'c~n OF Wenlock
~ the couniv OF Essex ~ said state for The purpose Of
making and repairing roads and building bridges
hose TO warn the proprictors mud land owners Of
said iowa Of Wsnock, who have not paid their pro-
portion OF said tax, in labor otherwise, TO the CON-
mlttee appointed to snper.t nd tie expenditure Of the
same to tho subscriber, that much o heir lands
will be sold ut public vcndu", At the dwelling house Of
John Stevens, III the towa OF Brighton in III" county
OF Essex The 1911 day of March next al 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, as wi! be requisite 10 d-ch rye their
respective with cost4. Das' at Buke, This IL;
day Of January A. D. 1910.
as ISAAC DENiSON Collector.
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DEATHS.

la Brunswick vi. Oct %, Nsthan1 Want, apenioner 80
In Chelsea 22d ult. Irene Smith, 81 years 10 days.
In Ennsburgh, 9Th ult. Mrs. Hepzbah Williams, so.
In Pulney, 18Th ult. DR. Alexander Campbell, 10.
In Dunmerstnn 10Th ut Hon Jason Duncan, 30.
In Ddnvle, 22d ult. ttbenezer RUSSELL "a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-06

STATE OF VERMONT Orleans District, S.
The Hon the Probate Court for the District of Orleans.
To the heirs and editors and ali Concerned in the estate Of
Moses Ekins ato of Potion, deceased; Whereas Ezra
Johnson executor Of the said deceased presents his adm
straon account for allowance and requests Of the court
aforesaid that the further lime Of year from the 18Th day
January next be allowed him make payment Of the debts
and eeaces Of said deceased said account and application
been referred 10 the LIST Wednesday Of February
next for hearing the Probate Office, at Irasburgh IN sad
sirictTherefJre you hereby notified to appear be-
fore said the time and place aforesaid TO object TO
the allowance Of said account, and show cause 1t any you
may have why the said should not be allowed the
further time aforesaid.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said conr,, at
l. s. Irasbnrgh in said district this 26,h day Of December,
A. d. 1899. SO GEO. NYE. Judge.
JAMES r. JACOBS ESTATE.-Thc subscribers
having been appointed by the Hon rabc Probate Court for
the District Of Washngon .mmssones 10 receive ex'
AID adjust all claims and demands &C all persons
ganst the Of James T. Jacobs late Of Was6eld in
said district, deceased represented nsovcn' and the term
Of six months from the 26h day December 1882 allowed
by said the creditors Of the deceased to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before usdo give notice that
will attend to the uties Of app ointment at the
dwelling house Of Jcnson Jones' Wailsed in said dis
ict the fourth Tuesday of April and juno at
o'clock afternoon Of each Of said days.
HENRY DEWEY, lc.......
PARDON BUSHNELL, { NO'""'''''
WesGe'd Dec. 20, 1882 80
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ELOUR FLOUR! On hand and for sale
l. Al lowest prices n large quantity of the bes,
western Hour fJan 2, Is40l S. BURBANK. JR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-06


!L%Lecture w edncsdey by DR.. Spaldug-
subj CT. physical aspect OF Montpelier vlllage.'
OTTER CAPS. Received this morning, by
~ LANGpoS and WRIGHT one case splendid OF
ter Caps, which offered by the dozen or single at
city prires. JAMS, 1910
ELOUR FLOUR! On hand and for sale
At lowest prices n large quantity of the bes,
western f,ur. Jan 2, is40l S. BURBANK. JR.
STATE OF VERMONT, Washington D,slrc. ss In
Probate Court holden at Montpelier, wi hin and f.r said
District, on the I'd day Of January, A. d. ls40-Hram
Dwnnel Administrator the estate Of Horace Cram a,.
of Nor,h6ed IN said dsttc deceased sens his admin
saiion account for 1t is ordered
that the same be referred the 28h day of January inst
at the Probate Office in sad Montpelier, Tor examination
and allowance and that all concerned bs notified hereof
by the publication Of this order The Vermont Waterman
and State Journal printed at said Montpelier three weeks
snccessvey as soon may be, that they my appear at
SAID time and place, fthey caase and ec thereto
So BY order of Court, L MARSTON. Register
CHARLES MENTIONS ESrATE.-'rhe subscrl.
hes having been appointed by the Honorable Probate Court
for the District Of Washington, commissioners 70 receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against The estate Of Charles Newton late Of Duxbuy in
said dstnot deceased represented nsoveni, and the term
OF six months from tho % day Of December 1899 allowed by
said The cred of said deceased exhibt and
thnr fcs eeye claims before usdo give notice that
will attend the duties Of our Appointment at the dwell
ing house of Roger O. Buckley in Duxbury in said district
the I'd day Of March and Juno nex al o'clock
on each of SAID DAYS. CEPHAS CARPENTER, Com
nukbury. Dec. i2, 80 JESSE THoMToN, mis-.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-05

great proprirlors OF principal landh0deu
IA this province, your Memorialists thinl
| Il incumbent on them 20 state to you
LoFGship. from the best information the,
can procure, an account Of all the seIgnior
ies 10 Canada, those Of his Majesty anc
the religious communities exceptcdl wiil
an estimate of their annual yalGc, which i,
hereunto annexed, and humbiv Submitted
for your Lordship's knowledge and ininr.
nation. BY the aforesaid estimate, youi
Lordship will observe, thai the annual
revenue Of the seigniories, IN the posses
sion OF his Msjesty's ancient subjects, cx-
ceeds the sum Of ten thousand pounds.
That the segnories possessed BY his
Msjesty's new subjects, who have NOT
joined in the petition Of the 18th October
last, are computed at the yearly income ol
eight thousand eight hundred and ninety
five pounds, whilst the seignio,ies belong
ing 10 the subscribers tn that address do
not amount in annual revenue 10 six ihous-
and pounds from this comparative state
ment, which your memorallsis have rea-
son 10 consider as free from error ms the
nature o! the enquiry will admit, your
Exceeney may judge how far the petit
TONERS of the 18th October last are emit.
tied to that pre-emlnence which they claim,
and if the real and personal estates of alt
the other Petitioners oi 1884, could be
thus con,rasted with those of their on DO
nenls, the great superiority OF the former
would be sill more evident and striking,
especially as the commercial property in
this province, whether belonging 10 The
merchants Of Great Britain or Canada, is
almost wholly represented by the Petition
ers Of 1884, an estimate OF which was sub
mitted 10 the Honorable Legislative
Council in their session of 1881, amount
ing TO the sum of one million two hundred
ard forty-six thousand and twenty-ihree
pounds, six shillings and eight pence.
Your Memoriasts beg leave further To-
add that the extensive and valuable pos
sessions Of the numerous loyaists and
Others lately settled in this province, and
which are daily INCREASING, are not reck
oned and comprehended in any OF the
foregoing estimates.
That the opposition made by The peti.
lion of the 18th Of October last, to that Of
1884, being thus founded Onl
principles, and on supposed facts
which do not exist. must necessarily lose
that weight which it might otherwise have
had, by the sanction of some respectable
names.
Your Petitioners therefore unite with
their Opponents in praying, that your
Lordship will be pleased to report and
both parties in such manner
rs will shew TO our most gracious Sover-
eign, and the British Parliament, the true
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-05
THE CONSTITUTIONAL ACT
OF lie C A N A ID As.
Commonly called
HE AcT OF THE Slst GEO. Ill. Guar. 3lst.


Whereas passed
iT4 Reign Of His
efetuai provision The Province
Quebec North mertca
pcabe
be
Majesty enacted
with the and
of
The Province
Council 10
shall be- and the hereby repealed.
ii. And his has pleasedo sgnfy,b by
he called the
OF Lower Canada
o peciiye
Legislative Council Assembly
Majesty, b
and Assembly
Of
such by such his Majesty his
OF
and binding all nent and whatever within the which
shall have been passed.
And be urtber enacFd by the authority aforesaid
Number the
both aforesaid
Provinces
signm anua uthorzes and
his Msty and Of province
Seven to the Legislative Council for the Upper and FEVER
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possesstens, and interests ot
she one and the Other.
And yout Petitioners, as IN duty bound,
! will ever play, Sc. &c.
/ Montreal, Isl December 1883.
| Quebec, 9th December l7es.
Mr.. Lymburner had been appointed an
Agent IN England by The petitioners asking
Tor Constitution, and after much delay
consequent upon So important measure,
Ia bill was framed, copy Of which was
sent to Lord Dorchester the Governor Of
Canada and IN the session OF 1891 the
English Parliament granted Constilution
TO the Province Of Quebec By the bin OF
.l79l this Province was divided iuto two,
ulz Upper and Lower Canada, each 10
have separate local government IL now
becomes our duty 10 discuss this great
constitutional charter Of the Canadian
peoples rights. But before entering into
this discussion which, we feel, will occupy
some time and cause US some labor, we
think il advisable 10 lay before our readers
the act OF 1871 so that in the course of our
remarks, they may refer to it II they feel
embarrassed. At the head Of each section
Of the bill we give a synopsis Of the con- III
tents Of the clause. That act was doub. ca ca
less intended as a great favor TO the Colo afier
lists while it has invariably proved gr.s'ans'
curse TO both Provinces TO which il woult
granted. The philosopher and the com com
maker ought to examine carefully with sr tOu,
vigilant and anxious eye of enliehtenparet
what have been or what ma ain
be the defects OF those laws which have
proved injurious TO the people to whom
they have been'given and then il is their
sacred.aEd imperious duty 10 annul, repeal
or alter these laws according 10 the con-
illusions To which they have come. II isa
well known fact admitted by both parties
in the Canadas that the Constitutional Act
IF 1871 has worked wrong and did not
bring those happy effects which it's authors
when they bestowed il on these
Provinces. We now lay the act before
our readers and postpone further remarks
hat after a careful perusal they may Judge
or themselves how pertinent and reason
able they are.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN

4, ,..ssa every Fsdass6sy, ueder tho superin
....s.rr1 ~ "A Assvcsatlen Of Gentlemen.
7,,~~, --obs dollar and aily cents fof II mon'hs
60. Aauas ~ eight moaths. fhy csats for f0ul
saosths. payable iavAnably IN advance.
frY- Lsisrs on business, communications ioi
psahcatiou. &c. &c must be addressed 10 tbs
Pusllshs', and Posf-pGad.
Hy- Those forwarding Eve new Subscribers
81 BE- entitled 20 sK'h copy gvatss.
~ Advertisements eonsp.ouoasy inserted, anc
81 reasonable terms. particularly for those whc
sassfFiss passonlse The paper.
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proceed from the House Of Assembly. and
be heard by The Council; which # wei
founded. shall operate as a suspension
aud 10 either case, be decided in aopcal
and reported 90 his Majesty.
Is. That Appeals from the Courts nj
justice IN this Province 20 the Crown. he
made 10 Board al Council, or Court 81
Appesls, composed ~ the Right Honorable
the Lord Chancellor, and the Judges oil
the Courts in Westminster Hail.
IL. That they begged leave, humbly 10
represent to his Majesty. that from their
proximity To the United States, who from
situation and climate had many advanta-
ges over them, the internal regulations
for promoting the trade, agriculture and
commerce Of this Province, had now be-
come more intricate and difficult, and would
require great care and attention on the
part Of the Legislature here, 10 watch
over the interest OF this Country They
therefore requested, that the Assembly
might have the power Of laying the taxes
and duties, necessary for delrayine the ex-
penses OF the civil Government OF the
Province, and for that purpose, that the
laws now existing, laying taxes and du-
ties TO be levied in the Province, might be
repealed"
Such are the outlines Of the petition Of
those who asked for a constitutional gov
eminent. Clearsighted readers will not
fail TO perceive The difference between this
document and the vile and sycophan,ic
production Of the opposing party; nor
will they refrain from giving credit 10
those who sought constitutional liberty
IN lea of the despotic and aristocrarie
government as established by the Quebec
act of IVA.
The petition which implored represent
tatlve government, was signed by $500
names according to memorial we have
now before Us, and presented TO Lord
Dorchester to counteract the effect of the
petition in opposition to House of As
sembly. If we take the number $500 to
be correct, it would lead us to a very sim
gular discovery, i'd est out of $500,
mofe than the half were French Cana
dians. We have taken the trouble to
look over a list Of the signers Of this petit
ton as given in LIE Cdnadien" Of the
18th and Goth August 1909, and it gives
US the following result.
District of Montreal.
French Names. Foreign Names.
$40 70
District of Three Rivers.
4S
District Of Quebec.
s22 ID
1885 e7
81 to be deducted
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1888.

Surprising always the number Of $500 to
be correct, it would show that at the ut
most there would have been but 9I2 Brit
ish or foreign names attached 10 the
petition for a representative government.
Such are the facts as we find them from
the documents we have in our possession.
Lest we might be accused of partially and
Of giving those extracts only which might
be favorable 10 our views of the subject,
we subjoin the petition which was present
ed TO Lord Dorchester in 1888 by the
French and English committees OF the
cities Of Montreal and Quebec. We wish
to impress on the mind Of our readers tina,
the majority Of the petitioners were OF
french origin and that if they had for
merly opposed the petitions Of their Eel
low-subjects il was because the latter
wanted to be unjust 10 the French Cana
dams whom they wished to exclude from
any participation in the affairs OF the gov
eminent on account of their religious creed.
Here follows the petition TO Lord Dor
chester which we have promised our rea-
ders.
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To His Ezeeiieney The Right Honorable
Guy Lord Dorchester.

Guy LoFu UOFcHesIeF.
Humbiy shewefh,
That al meeting OF the citizens Of
Quebec and Montreal respectively, held in
the fall of the year 1884, committee from
their number was chosen, for the purpose
offraming and conducting petitions to His
Majesty, and 10 both Houses Of Parlia-
meni, which petitions were dated in Nov.
Of that year, and signed by upwards
Of $500 Old and new subjects that several
vacancies 10 The Committee then chosen