ACTS of the General Assembly of Her Majesty's Province of

ACTS of the General Assembly of Her Majesty's Province of

NEW BRUNSWICK,

Passed in the Year 1840.

Fredericton: Printed by John Simson, Printer To The Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, MDCCCXL

YORK BYE ROADS

Thirty five pounds for the new road lately explored from the River Saint John, near Shaw's to the Howard Settlement.

Five pounds to improve the road from the Howard Settlement to Dow's Mills.

Ten pounds to open and improve a road from the River Saint John to the Roxborough Settlement.

Thirty pounds to improve the road to the Magundy Settlement, through the Poquiock Settlement; out of which a sum not exceeding ten pounds to repair the Bridge and improve the road between the River and the Poquiock Settlement, and the balance to build the Bridges and improve the road leading to Magundy.

Five pounds to improve the road through the Poquiock Settlement, from the cross road to the rear of Carson's Farm.

Twenty five pounds to improve the road from Carson's Corner to Wilson's Mills, to commence at the further end of the Road and work towards the Poquiock Settlement.

Forty pounds for the road to the Magundy Settlement; a small sum of which to be appropriated in making an embankment near Wilson's Mills, and the remainder, except what may be absolutely necessary to keep the road in repair after exhausting the Statute Labour, to be expended on the new road leading to Magundy.

Ten pounds to improve the road leading from Donnelly's Base Line to the Lake George.

Fifty pounds to alter and improve the road leading from Magundy Settlement to the Magaguadavic Ridge, commencing at the rear corner of Lockhart's Field.

Fifteen pounds to improve the road leading from the School House, Magundy, to James Brown's.

Thirty five pounds to open the road and improve the same connecting the Smithfield Settlement with the Newmarket Settlement; three pounds of which to be expended towards Abram's.

Fifteen pounds for the road leading from Gilman's Mills to the Smithfield Settlement.

Twenty five pounds for the road from Lawrence Grant's to the Campbell Settlement.

Twenty five pounds for the road leading through the Upper Caverhill Settlement towards the Lower Settlement.

Twenty five pounds for the road leading to and through the Lower Caverhill Settlement towards the Upper Settlement.

Fifteen pounds for the road from Mitchell's to Adam Jackson's, thence to Fleming's.

Sixty five pounds for the road fromAdam Jackson's to the River Saint John.

Twenty five pounds for the road from William Grey's to the mouth of the Mactaquack to Mauseroll's Ferry.

Fifteen pounds for the road from Humphrey Sisson's to James Whitehead's.

Fifteen pounds for the road from the Tripp Settlement to the Keswick.

Fifteen pounds for the road from Darius Burtt's to Gould Crouse's.

Ten pounds for the road from the School House beyond Moses Lawrence's to William Estey's.

Thirty pounds towards erecting a Bridge over the Keswick at Burtt's or Estey's, at the discretion of the Commissioner.

Five pounds for the Road leading to the Hurlet Settlement.

Five pounds for the road leading from the Royal Road to Parker's farm.

Ten pounds for the road leading to Charles King's.

Thirty five pounds for the road from William John's through the Bird Settlement; seven pounds ten shillings of which to be laid out on the north line, and half the remainder between the Bird Settlement and the Cardigan.

Seventy pounds for the road leading from the south branch of the Tay to Stone's; a sum not exceeding ten pounds to be expended in altering, if necessary, and improving the road leading to Stanley by Mick's, and a like sum to improve the road through Cardigan.

Fifteen pounds for the road leading from Cardigan to Stanley, commencing beyond Evan George's Farm.

Seven pounds ten shillings for the road from the Tay Creek to Larkin's.

Five pounds to open a road from the Cardigan to Davidson's.

Twenty pounds to assist in altering and improving the Nashwaak Road to the Meeting House, and around Clarke's Hill, in addition to the grant last year.

Sixty pounds to open and improve the road leading from the Great Road to Northumberland to the River Nashwaak.

Twenty five pounds for the road leading from the Alms House in Fredericton to the New Maryland Settlement.

Twenty pounds for the road leading from the continuation of Smyth Street towards the Glebe; half of which to be appropriated in improving the road across the rear of the lot to the New Maryland Road.

Sixty pounds for the road from Fredericton to the New maryland Settlement.

Fifteen pounds to erect a Bridge on the New Maryland Road near Watt's.

One hundred pounds to improve the road from the Rushagonis Stream to the Saint Andrwes(sic) Road; a sum not exceeding eight pounds of which to be expended in exploring that part of the road which is unexplored.

Twenty pounds for the road from the School House in New Maryland to the County line.

Fifteen pounds to repair the Bridge across the Mill Stream.

Ten pounds to open a road from Morgan's to Beaver Dam.

Ten pounds to open a road on the south west side of the Rushagonis.

Ten pounds to improve the road from the Little Settlement to the Hanwell.

Fifteen pounds to improve the road leading from the Settlement in the rear of McLeod's Hill to the Nashwaaksis, by the Royal Road.

Twenty pounds to open a road from the Bridge on the Nashwaak River towards Stanley.

Fifteen pounds to improve the road from Hughes' by the Taxes River.

Five pounds to improve the road from the Tay Creek to Campbell's.

Twenty pounds to improve the road and make embankments on the Nashwaak around Weade's Hill.

Five pounds to improve the road from Harris' to the Keswick.

One hundred pounds to the Justices of the Peace for the County of York, to assist them in paying the damages for the road laid out between John McGibbon's and the lower part of Douglas.

Twenty pounds to repair the Old Bridge across Garden's Creek in Kingsclear, and to improve the road upwards.

Fifty pounds in aid of individual subscription, in completing a Wharf and Ferry Landing at the Phoenix Square in Fredericton.

One hundred and twelve pounds ten shillings to renumerate Jacob McKean, in part, for the erection of Bridges on the road leading from John McGibbon's to Shepherd's.

pp. 123-126 of CAP LX, An Act to provide for opening and repairing Roads and erecting Bridges throughout this Province.