Maritime Province people are found everywhere. The case with which they adapt themselves to new places and condition entitles them to rank as citizens of the world. The family of the late Joseph RICHARDSON is a case in point. His son, George RICHARDSON was knocked overboard from a ship bound from New Zealand to Australia and found a grave in the deep. His son, Charles RICHARDSON took sick in Africa and found his last resting days at Bony. His son, Henry RICHARDSON was drowned crossing Cumberland Basin. Two daughters were married in Boston, U.S. and one in Dorchester N.B. His son, Edwin RICHARDSON was drowned in a mill pond in Potsdam, N.H. His son, Nelson RICHARDSON, a shipmaster in the employ of R.W. Layland & Co., Liverpool, England, recently purchased the residence of the late Stipendiary Cutten at Amherst. His children were born in the following places in order: San Francisco, Peru, Sackville, on voyage from Calcutta to New York, Sackville, San Francisco, Scotland and St. John, N.B. Messrs. Layland are building a large steel ship for Capt. Richardson, which he proposes to take command of in the spring, leaving his family in Amherst - Sackville 'Post'