FROM RICHIBUCTO TO SHEPODY BAY, ROUND THE SOUTH-EAST
CORNER OF THE PROVINCE.
Galloway and Glenelg settlements.-Buctouche River.-Shediac.-
French settlement of Barachois. — Character of the south-
eastern promontory of the province-House-burnings.—Idle
young men.- Mr Murray's farm and success.-Prudence as
necessary as knowledge.—Red drift.-Red rocks of Cape Tor-
mentine.—An Irish settler's luck.- Bay Verte and Joliecoeur
settlements.—Rich land and cheerful houses.—Proposed Canals
and Railways.-Cumberland fort and ridge.-Extent of the
Sackville and Amherst marsh-lands.—Produce they are capable
of yielding in corn and cattle.—Town of Amherst.--Minudie
flats.—Blue mud.--Deposits of gypsum.--Abadeaus, or river-
sluices.—Town of Sackville.-Geological section and structure
of this valley.-A prosperous Aberdonian.—Bogs in the upper
part of the marsh. - Improvement by warping.–Canals for the
purpose.—Town of Dorchester.— River Memramcook. She-
pody Ferry, .