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No scenery can be more perfect than that of the River St Laurence which may justly be deemed the first river in the world. The alternation of hill and dale, bold headlands & capes, with distant mountains clad with pine forests either tinged by a setting sum or grey with mist -- The broad clear waters of the magnificent stream covered with vessels, the distant settlements and partially cleared lands all combine a picture unrivalled in beauty in any part of the world. On land the scenery is equally attractive. The picturesque villages all white and clean as driven snow. The tin spired churches shining and dazzling the eye, in the sun. luxuriant fields & gardens and the word add tenfold to the scene. word make us wonder that much of the land is still unoccupied and that the tide of emigration has not yet set in this word