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; — app yaches to the capital were concen- GREAT CONFLAGRATION AT SMYRNA. prince ally dire c ted to your paper of the 21st August, in m™7m i TH { y T { Mg 4 3 7) y . UCTIO
‘Salermo, at Naples, and.at Gaeta. The annexation | Seven hundred | | been destroyed by t fire | which there is a Petition, stated to be from the inhabitants of | | Be | i 4 Wl a io ; LN.
trai 1 oa’ a ; ; “Seven hundred houses have been destroyed by a great fire! pyinen Rdward [el: d to the . ake oe 3 ety | a belatits
‘ , was continuing to issae its ond rs and proclaima- a . , , . , ' ee yed by ut Princ » Kdwar LI an l to th Suen, copld at full length, with | | ] i | | j . ‘yO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Colonial Building,
mat the who.o kingdom, aud had sont agents to) F8lch Occurred the last week in August. | the signature of John B, Cox, Chairman, and in the petition | : ’ ot tee 12 et’ the First day of DECEMBER
is ine udedein ferra de Labour, & province of the Nightungale hy a grateful officer who recovered under her kind| | ‘* It was publicly reported, and has not been denied, that DONALDSTON t ARM TO Lei, pe rts between Jobat Bal. oF Wisdbtenes the 20th day of March
, . . » lute ia rovernor , "I ie ast, a ’
anil $. Several ships of war have also arrived, and cast | treaiment whilst in the Crimea. It consists of a sinall repeating | the mate Lieut. Governor, who Was authorised to coucede Re- | Island, Merchant, and his wife, of the one pe, tab Sepntt Bld
in the Bay. in der to retalorce the Px. ‘Montese | watch ina ring, the cylinder of which is made of an Oriental ad | nsibl a nt t ane rah; ed in the year As pt, pledg: d {RON TING on TRACADIB BAY, and running back to) and Daniel Jackson Roberts, of the same place, Mevchaste of the thee
n before Naples Nearly all the new arrivals have) roby, {ta diameter is the fifiv-fourth partofian inch, its length | bis Counc il, . ~_ they were a cowed to take office, that they | Winter River, Twelve miles from Town. It consists of }part: All that Tract of Land situate in STRATFORD, on Lot or
n board belonging to the Sardinian army, which are | the forty-seventh, aad its we ght the two hundredt. part of a would maintain the forfeited Grants, and not seek or allow | | fowaship No, 48, in Prince Edward Island, described in the said
“4 . ard bel ing to the Ou Miah ariny, Micu are | th iMOTTY*SCVENLD, ans got tie t mnarecba if : . : : | ate eo : nore : :
ey . the titles to be investigated ; and yer the same Governor gave | TWO WUNDRED ACRES, | Nerticweet angle of John. street, om the Bast eaceeeneing at the
i 7” 2 ‘ . " , mae ; the Tu urchese ‘ a. ae A Nerth-wes ° n street, on e ;
i a Bas rrespondent of the Liverpool Timos says :— nares his assent to the TT Purchase Act, which required the titles | ens Ault cet dail’ tnt Sshate'ee-Gabeiiies “ fees peg mn Me tend ieodion rom Cherkrn ge menonal
‘ eg A i haine @ hace to rds to de investigated.’’ )*vout hat of which is in a good state otf cultivation. ere | ° . : ae erry to
“Te is t seen that evonts are advancing 4 pace towards |... , Y VDER AND TUR @G SGOW GAZETTR 5 : st a : * e ’ bie Fal eur aye YO Hainer . ra | Aeorgetown, thence (according to the magnetic North of the year 1764).
Ns otehinn At the present moment the whole of | 2 ub {SLANDER AND TUE GLASGOW GAZETT E I cannot conceive how the publication of a statement rear the premises a good DW EULING HOUSE, a large iNorth 54 degrees, East 200 feet, or until it meets a Bouth wat
i ? 7" a all dtidahs Hie: Geena AOE alan — . , | utterly devoid ot ruth can in any way forward the views of | BARN and Cellar, a Garden and large Poultry Yard, Swamp- | boundary of a Farm in possession of the Heirs of the late James Welsh,
V 1 pol Sag 4 : site. leeds Our readers will remember that some tiime ago we called the petitioners. It is convenient enough to say: It was mud, two good draw W ells, and other watering places. Muscle- | thence following the course of said South-west boundary North 39
ciniielG Ut detiie'tn on which only |their attention to the fact of the Glasgow Gazette—* a publicly reported, and has not been denied ;’’ bat how could mud close to shore, ; ; brane gin. feet, or antil it meets the South-east boundary of a
° <= : . ; ee on es : t have been denied, if the individual who was said to have lexus reasonable. May be let in 100 acre plots to suit. | Plot of Land in possession of John Stewart, thence following the course
3 \ to yuNce against t ‘yhasty of the | publication of the highest respectability '’—co) ying into its|?* Pav oe oe eo Was See ee ONT ead ; . ‘ | of said South-east boundary, Sonth, 51 dar W. id
: a j ' f he is st 6 y ; deg * pledged his Council, &e. &e.”’ never saw, or heard of such | Possession given at a week's notice. Apply to | street, thence folk wing the course of ie wei pet aie sagen :
ourt + As for t \ ieV0n aie tL, " to ee ere uct of Mr. George Smit} oe eo + TRI ee . *UFse of the same South-easterly Gy ve
- nates - t >and a quiet ck tur -SeBnS CUE StrIctor n theeonduct of Mr. George Smith a report? ae en a JOHN A, McDONELL. |to the place of commencement For particulars and pose Aa jer, ;
"A 0 Dt natg Qnd. states that Gari! uldi | the very un-successful Emigrant Agent—who sought to impose Better late than never, however; and I now anthorise you | onaldston September 25, 1860. =W- | apply to Messrs. SWABEY & ROBERTs, Charlottetuwa ’ { j
wis : ving . ho; aud & Correspondent upon the rant peasantry of Seotland by the most fals to give a direct COE eeren eae wens ORE SS Qt pes rial rom Abia ; Dir eet oe eR OS A “we rE
P praee rat . or me ther i , ' a : . ity arder that the petitioners may know that the Lieutenant Go- | 4 é 5 @¢ 3 a J. Hexsuey, Solicitor, :
: es S tiles os yes paouas ——— ” . ; exacorerate stauteme } erardl a resources ane j . . . * i " “ aa at ee ce ‘
\ ie natn to tenis m. * Legions’ of soldiers are} RSGESFated ‘statements’ regarding the resour ne’ vernor to whom tl ey allude, never dreamt of asking his] . YO Posy? —— a 7 ‘ t
5 Gi ~ ; m she canit l. and a lar capabilities of this Island The Js/ander of Friday last refers! Conucil, before they were allowed to take offie +, (nor did ask| * »% E a 6 = i q DN Ss jie { | ; ;
tre op Was boIns ormed; but w , tren to some of our articles in connection with Mr. Smith’s adven- i ¢ )» : , i dee ~~ cy 2 af J 1 wooid ana the | j UST RECEIVED, per Brig ** Henry,’? 300 STOY ES, con- | jb é ra
riy ; : orfeited G {s, And not seek Gr allow the titles to be investi-| eB sisting of Cook, Franklin, Pay r Cook, Air-ticht. Box a Hl
wer a view to@ub ue the m lari Neh Was! “> | tures in search of emigrants, and repeats the lie, which we aks ks SEE NCE, ee oa ee Se tag EM a } SSSHRE, SAMOUr Wook, J ir-tight, Box wets Gz. < i.
7 4a a Ge EEL o. clew: te Tene! ¢ r “e ° gated ;’’ and he cannot but ex) Tess his surprise, that atter bis| and Sh p STOVES, in variety, for sale by the Subscribers, at) YO? Side Queen Square, Opposite the Market
ribaldi’s . remains to Several times exposed, that the Evaminer represented the | absence of nine years from Prine sdward Island, any of its DODD'S Brick Stor », Pownal-street Hiouse.
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e ' ‘ 5 Saws ver ie | soantime, that whole Island as ‘*a bleak and dreary wilderne-s “> but not inhabitants should have now made such an un yarrantable us September 25. , EMI ORTATION from Halifax and United States :-—
‘i t ' ' m : rter, and General Von M 5 wiel : mag ga of his name, more particularly in a public document which is | rere Dry Goods, Groceries, de rdware, Wooden and Farthen-
j “er ts at fila ved sel ai satist with reha I i die, if serves up two or three to be presented to ier Maj sty. { pe FE L W CITIZEN ware, Fancy Goods, Upper and Sole Leather, Buckets.
w Sie eid ‘Me aan d to Salerno, to | 2¢W ones in the following sengonce :— I remain, | a ° —— . ODN ' eet Brooms, Washboards, Clothes-pins, &e.; Soap, Candles,
: wa “ ral y is fe will | Dear Sir, faithfully ‘ff HE Subscribers bave also received a few COOKING | Tobacco, Cigars, MOLASSES, SUGAR, TEA Rice, Figs,
v ! ’ , _ one ihe G tappears, publi { se extracts om t! . . a” | OVE adantec . ‘ » WW i ea : Pati. ah. ’ > at . ° = = ae
ut ie yu may rely upon it o “ Peaiehaedee Lee earthed : mae eam vom * ‘ Your obedient servant, Pert ot Ad a ad upe : for ( oal or W ood, among which is the | Raisins, Currants, Confectionary, Apples, Onions, Nats, Cr
the igst a peo i i ey : the Pi fut : 1 authori which was’ considered * reliable ; A. BANNERMAN. - ~ id eee _ the most economical Stove of the age. | Biscuits, Crackers, Lozenges, Pepper, Mustard, Coffee, t
} : : ‘1 . . 4 i.xaminer’s emarks ' 1 = , . |Call and see, an 1dgve for vourselvee / . ‘i : : wee “a a és A i
spy a esrhment and | sneror of te Freach na |. = ‘I , aes sans “ore ee a "8, Hon. Epwarp Wucrzay, ke. &e. &. ls ana see, and judge for yourselves. : : Ginger, Starch, Blacking. Candle-wick, Shoe-finding, &e, { i
f ~ hag whi 5 V > 8 ween —s : : "Es ps : ' a at | We may here observe, that ig reprinting the Petition from | : DODD'S S00nRs: : pperand Sole Leather cat to order ; and other articles hod
r 5 . " ’ } und were ¢g iy untra ti iiter, in ! sazetie tor - a} 2 ODS ve, that t Bing tac ae te) | cniintiicnieniaiis j oo numerous t santi
: , Sresia. in tle event Fe) Ousbreak OflAug. 18, very hombrably acknowl! s the error into which | which an extract is given above, the false statement it con-| N r ‘ on ‘ | Fresh iret Oethuet deve, Nuts, &e., just arrived f,
“ei s. Piedmont and Lombirdy would be o pied by i teonek talk, biel lakes the lelaad ik ite neeocn cee, ing eutivele’ nenenad dite meitins ¢ 3 jen eee: = z OTICE TO ARMERS Sy eve, Apples, f » @C., just arrived from
j / , Mad Deen ved, and places th ubU in its proper e¢haracter | tains entire ‘y CScaped Cour wolice; but when again re ‘i a= j Boston, a «stock of which will be kept up during the
tr Ss. as a count 9 ) . mm ta ‘fore his readers ‘ Pp a eg “Seg re ee ee fies v aes } S
: ’ I Vee BIS Feauors. the Feution in the form of a circular fer more ceneral dis-} - UST RECEIVE . 24, P\IEP]: rari © e | Summer,
n-ltalan portior the A metas, «nt ve " se ee i , hs tribution, at the request and ccgt of its author, we noticed | wi Beth ha ny . bilge BUM ERA, of Ks i Ch. Town, April 24, 1860. STEPHEN O'MARA
sia Both the belbgerent tates would thus be enabled to VOW, 16 is faise that the remarks o° this paper, at any time, ‘ w ee “p ] . -? , b pik e , : | and oN gallons, for sale cneap by the Sabseribers. } ——— A patibeinaiitteeie re rane a
; ; ’ Pp — hone fn a mon Ln dab ~ahia ee ae Gdyjectionabie uracraph, ane avinyg assured the writer | Se OF RG - ; > ‘Ppe —
brit 7 the wa mS fF miitary 40 ce upon the debateadi has had a tendency to dis; arage this Island >; and e rtainly it that ett ‘ whol ; tru : he authori 7 t : ik it : | te = 1860. On. DODD & ROGERS. AND HARVESTING
+ ~ i aa +. co, sy, | HAE It Was Wholly uitrue, he @uthorised us to strike it out. : x ray r ek eit ia tN
* iS most false to assert that the remarks relating to Mr. Smith | , : “4 ' . } : as Fi ho} I ° a
m. Pp informs its readers that there are reports current : . vehi x r § ae We may further observe that We have fr quently beard the | . : me phils ‘ Mac hines mmc implements.
oS ee ee an Bas eonines itr {, 2nd his Emigration schemes ‘* had been written for a politica report, and have coutradicted it fully as oft ‘», in the House | FANIUE new Schr. ** ANNIE BELL, Cant. A. J. ECENTLY received fj Enc] —
- . ior being in ,uro against 1 t z rt, a uave ULradcicl ) a rt i Se | wuaiane : ‘ ’ ECE) * eceiy i *
e om * = ~ ; hut vertheless takes ii it tins to | purpose.”’ As to their being ** crossly untrue,”’’ the fact that! of As-« m ty and e's wh re th it the Liber ils were pledged i ‘ ROCKER, has Supertor accommodations. For i and for sx aise 2 Charl ie ane tee United otaten,
considers them rong 1, Dat neve a 7 tak . ~ eee eee. ‘ Es sa . , re by Sir Alexshder Bi : +a iste Hashuat « ili passage apply at Albert Treat’s Office, Queen’s | Sn tor Sale at the Charlottetown
contradict them, by pointing out that Austria is ; - ed ] | the Islander and its eorr spondents kave never yet refut nr * , meer san i n * ! Z yan * wee, lin ot Nee Street, or on board, at Peake’s Wharf. | AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE & SEED STORE,
ravred ** with terrible interna: pr: bdlems,”’ to tink of attack- : ; - a nth ieir taking :@ &5 » of > re intellice } . .
Be: FY gba ue in + ‘ muna | progress,’’ heedless of | them, is very good evidence in their favour. The Islander to their taxing olice in 1851. Some of the more inte gent) “September 25, 1860.
ing France. who‘* pursues her peaceiul progress, less : sic :
the ** alarmi 12’
tentioned persons.’’
' Geneva, opposite
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Phe Paris correspondent of
t
Whi'st so occu ied his majesty
but ** absurd repo. ts circulated Dy evVil-in-
1@ Herald says that the Fren
ved
ificent c»asts of Chablais
is stated to
2 magn
the French inhabitants during
‘roy is a very triumphant one,
have had a long
sont, at once dismissed |
has certainly denied their correctness, but it has never sup-
ported its denial by any proof. As to the editor of the off
rs,
*h be]
from the pen of the Gover: or of Newfoundland.
; uti have reason to know that that is the greatest lie of all. 1:
franes fer the losses “U4
7 “ % ie . hi ‘ , } ‘ hie . =
the bombardment of Pa.oTme. the Gazette contained anything that would bear this con-
ied,
‘ best Oathority, that not even a d At Margate. on Friday, the 7th i
zen emigrants were brought | nstant, of Dyptheria, William-B. a
been already engaged.
of the Tory party—even aembers of the present Government! —
—uare ready enough still to repeat the lic, when an oceasicn |
and when they think it will serve their purpose ; but |
. te jy, | Glasgow Gazette stating that he now believes our remarks! we believe that, for the future, they will abstain from indulg- |
c,,. Torn gu] 5 ‘ were untrue—that they were published for a political pu:-| ing in such y Atemptible trick im the hearing of persous
-- i States 7 } ' ‘ | | . oa ra
the (Tn, ed State : : . : : hee P . mel -| WHO thay read the foregoing crushing refutation of tae
. " Naples is to pay an indemnity of 300,000 | pose, and that he committed an error in copying them—w >
re King “es
Notice.
PRXUE Subscriber has held in charge for the last few days
strayed HORSE, color red, which the owner can have
any time, on proving property and paying expenses.
A. McEACHERN.
St. Peter’s Road Lot 34, Sept. 25, 1860 2i
Wanted,
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2’CRADLE
ee combined MOWER and REAPER, for one and two
j orses,
| Griffin & Son's best SCYTH E3, in variety
a | Patridgos best quality Steel HAY FORKS
pilorse and Hand HAY RAKES, (large assortment)
S for Grain, various sizes,
SCYTHE SNEATHS and STONES, in variety.
N. B.— Manny’s two horse Machines have been in use in
| the Island during the last two S: miners, and have given every
| Satisfaction, proving themselves t ;
'o
Terms—3 .o 12 montis, on joint notes
pleasure-going portion of the community, that the |
| opening of her Dancing Classes, having been postponed until |
Ui the 2d of ¢
rs ) be the best combined Mowers
fe tas fe chs bie Wis Minti, 2 st ' i Pa ‘ en ith | 7a fteapers extant. As the number of Machine and j
on ’ che French Ea struction, the Is/ander would bea only too ready to eony the Life has few charms for the Dyspeptic, which is not to be {2 ¥ a Single G n leman, two or thre Rooms furnished, with lnmited My rs had better mak i on tea
The tour of the French Em; no arity in the provinces "FUCton, ¢ ; ; Py : oct , hn 2D Board. in « private famil Address E. G., Post Office, | 2° BC ng reece carly application to the
y ' doubt. add to his op ars ; erie eit s tint it deus bh harged with an| Wendered at, when we take into account the amount o! bodily a ae reg. ides : jigs Sale “f+ | Subscriber. | Terms liberal
nd will, no abt, add to ‘yr, thay ‘uroughout the de-jarticle, word for word; but it must stand charged with an _ | Stating terms per month or qaarter . “% toed
atte . Wears quite undeniable 64s S ee : : . jufferine whic] > en 3 sy use he ser Setters male ; visited. it i vom 2 ; e | ke of @. thu “asm 1 Mvour! impudent falsehood until it reproduces the exact words of the | S¥fering which he endures. By use of the Oxyyenated Butt "S>) Charlottetown, September 25, 1860. 1 in pd. Charlottetown, June 26, 1860 tf W. W. IRVING.
nartmente of France there is no lack of e:: arevincial ley the picture is reversed and the bright side of life ¢ igs ks EAL “Pine — site cea
~ : , ‘ ch . ' > i . = a . } ) PVersed anu 18 Dright id =] pea . _ “
his Ceyernment. Every journey he makes ni the | larity | @@zette, duly authenticated. By the way, will the Is/ander oll * : ight side of life appears A Card. V h bl : P Pee WEIR
districts of France at once proves and increases the popu inform us of the result of Mr Smith's labours in settling the aac, Ss RS. BURRIS takes the liberty to inform the clite and | aluanle roperty for Sale,
“ - , ; ey und Empress have been sailing on the Lake ; noceupied lands of this Co! my? We have heard, on the ;
co tea = . ialiastet
HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR bs)
ALE, by Private
Contract, the Premises, at Pp
resent owned and occupied
omer af a iaes | of Mr. W. K. Tuplin, nged TS Years adQG tonths. Hisend was peace | (2, Jetober—will open on the evening of that day, | by pg a Dorcuester Srrezr. The HOUSE is well fitted
. eat ' * envineer of the department and | or roduc 1 to come here 7 ie. 0 cane, cee On the 12th inst ,: rab, the sixth dauyhtor of Mr. John and Sarah } TUESDAY next, at 80 ClOCK. : ‘or a rivate Boarvine Hovss, and has been used Some time
conversation with the chiel — : slate gq ee thie! , a chiplosd, not an emigrant ship has entered any port | Poster, of Pleasant View, Charlottetown Royalty, a'ter several years of | Charlottetown, Sep 25, 1860, lin. |a8 such, as is 43 feet front by 37 feet deep, contains 17 well
: sentatives of the proposed railway to Italy, which | about a si} re | —---=>—_——_—____ ~— ~ Samer i finished siry R vi : € i
i eer, oral pings : at li », in the course of whicl ; jan.| dur/"g the past twelve months. This shows! )¢@vy afiliction, aged 18 years and 9 months, NOTICE FO DEBTORS eaadl Weeeae ae aoe Sanaa Kitchen, with =
become, in part, a Frene noe in the c . e ” 2 ~ tin this Islan.! Gur.“S S8e pas oflans a ’ At Princetown Royalty, on the Sth inst., Alexander Henry, in the | . - 4 Sai good Frost-proof Cellar under the whole ; also, a Yard, Srasiz
} : . ; 7.) a mvinge ¢é tun- 7 ' . 2 4 ae gap 2" hed a ; > . aro ar spnr ree rr - ~— 7 ry “ ! “ va ni ‘ e “7 it ’
his Majesty was greatly struck with me id a of aving & - that Mr. Smith was @ ve"Y bad Agent for the Pr yprietors who | 82nd year of his age. ; on LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE SU BSCRIBER, | and Ovurnovszs, 43 by 15 feet, two Stories high.
nel ecustructed under ¢ e Alps, by wales a ey Free i } wc gt hee sabapeme ‘ ae tg Scotland ; and that the evils of |. 4t Wilmot Creek, on the 1 th segs nga Fever, Charles W — i having their Accounts furnished, wili please settle them _ Any person wishing to open a House of the above descrip-
saz f the Siwplon might be accomplished "Me ) ee i sent him on a fool's er: c “ ; ~ th vide Sek i = mae oy! — og vad 2 pie et by the FIRST of OCTOBER, without fail. tion will rarely meet with a better opportunity of getting .
. : a? h 2eca cre of the 2na@i Straits / ae . = slant are to a} cDow he Jn Sunday, inst, /¥ptueria, Moratio Nels » Sevond & i al . " °
Mt thin peegect be carried ont, the passage os the Me ‘ollie ¢ | the landlord system in this poe: oe aera ny Mr Sau uel Weatherbie, aged 10 years. * = : , GEORGE DOUGLAS, - Suited. For Terms, de., please apply to the owner,
tT +} i e »_o te envineeripg m nen ate E ; on he supnositior h toe eh wee eS oe Ses ung : : 4 we ‘ a boa : send rer y ip a
will thencefesth not be the grestamt engineering P other side of the Atlantic, to w2rraat the supposition that)" 6, Saturday, the 8th pene oy Koeky me ut, Cuarles Alfred, eldest gon Furniture Warehouse, Sept 24, 1860 2i | . hs : _ ' oa aaa ce .
jn .urope. : ; _ ‘sh veasantry w P ,| of Mr Jonathan Perkin, age years and G months. egret ~ ———-——— — " WV bh AS » Auctioneer.
sae . +93 : tates that. in the even the most ignorant of the Scot, 8h peasantry would, te On Thursday, the 13th inst, in the AEQYoar of her age, of Dy ptheria, | / >; | P.S. If the above PROPERTY is i i
The correspondent of the Globe plainly states that, in th s ‘ weap . with Gh 2 eee . Ja : + TUESDAY. the 2nd snail not disposed of befora
40 seus —— ; AR li » Emperor. | an ao 7 : he mumh f ite cic, US. after an illness of 25 days, borne wi stlan resignation to the Divine —- " , gee ‘ . J/ESVUAY, the 2n uy of OCT y ; willl
recent interview between the Min KOE Farini and the 09h: oF ™ > any extent, add to the sumber Of 1€S Fitts | Witt Deucitia. stats daughter of Mr. Sat Wel Weatherbie, of West River. YEXIIE Sal scriber, in tendering his sincere thanks to his | day tw bold os PUBLIC Au ee. Prem thas "e '
" latter expressed bis perfect willingness that Victor Em- a hl At Nichmond, Lot 19, of Scarlet Feverfigijen Lawson, second davghter | friends and numerous customers, who have 80 liberally | o’clock and ene week afterwards ‘a whole of the HOUSE.
manuel should interfere in Naples. { of the Kev. Richard Cotton, after 21@Ge sewers itlacss, aged 2 year | patronized him since his commencement in Business in 18927, | HOLD FURNITURE of which due notice will be gi b
YY , RO > mmr ‘YF ’ » ry yoy r ; ; . + 9 . . ; +
PROGRESS OF THE LAND COMMISSION {and IU months. }to the present time begs to inform them, that owing to ill | Catalogue : Pore
ROME. ENQUIRY health he is o jiged to make an alteration in his Business. | Sept. 4. 1860
Rome, Sept. 2. P ats , i ae he PORT OF CHARLOFTETOWN., His patrons will therefore, please tuka notice, that in future | —~ rnclgnican W. McK.
lt is stated in offic'al quarter: that the French garrison at NEARLY 2 @ outa has ea ose i since tue Loyal omm ‘ a aomnaiiial he will e mnfine his basiness exclusively to the sale of Stock on Board shEnee Lodeine
Rowe is to be mereased by 3,500 men, 10 order to better pro- | sinners, engaged in the invest gation of questions relating ° ee i a = hand, or Stock which he may import or manufacture for sale, | ‘ -~ =
tec! that eity, a3 well as Civity Vecema and Viterbo. General | jsndiord and tenant, opened their Court in this Island; and i sey .: = tt Bene tate ray wt but will reveive no orders after Tuvnspayythe 13th inst , for | NE or two singla Gentlemen can be accommodated with
. ’ , bw seins ol . . . —_— lou. - Ve, MeVonalkt, hichioncte; shingles & deals. | “oe Hf ‘ a ; . { S - eo
N has been appomted commander of the Prench division. from the zeal and asstduity with which they have performed = we tm toa Evat #, Shediac. Lark, O’Brien, Halifax, goods. | work of any kind ; but would beg te recommend to their no- | Board and Lodging in a private family, in a pleasantly
4 mifestations have S-en . ‘ ares ’ moa their duties. there is no aot that hey have coll clea a larg Annie Belt, Croa ker, Frankfort, U.S; do, Breeze, McLeod, Pie . ees > ne genet : will saree a a _ situated part of the City, near King 8 Square.
i in a stat f seg nd th . : - : ” hide of inficmition. fa a few a Lys they will end thei: tou; coal. Myunt : all-d Pa Carvo a i , ee ee te “hae # »d the eencrsal ‘uiry is— What will be the Verte; lurber mS Se © Kote we RO en oe aA - eseenhana lt © o\udse rs harlottetown, Sept. 860.
- nsu 101 Agtialion lide Wise preva Is im all the | ‘ubours her . as the gon nie eens * : ae vais 2 — k ] Arie!, i: ht art, Bermuda ; a. Peg Tuy- stablishment. as foreman, fora period of seven years, = I Ae Nad ral at
ec result 2 it ia ¢ x r - iy in 4 yee — : Ny ; z a tes » N es sethike Keerae, s+ Race mney In conclusion, the Subscriber requests all those who are in- Excellent Business Stand for Sale,
rf 5-44 + anxD Mitt SRY MOVEMENTSIN ITALY Gt Oh tains , sansa ieee Seay j Poingesnd yay Jasamay, Bulan, Boston; goods. | d-bted to him to settle their respective accounts without de-
rt Piri . LND hai ated 4 the le i» ure. inant ys coal 20 L 7 ? 5 Pal Ae | 48 LE Subscribe ill » °
, o , ie nie deve ju y pronounced ag . Aber sega lh hak oss nell lay; and those to whom he is indebted are also requested to i a ae Let or Sell the Dwelling House, Shop,
, 8 : ¥ " rire ai } ; twine tf . 4 : . . remises late ie. ; 4h ’
Phe ( ' The I . k thetes Gaeta A every Shape. iustcad o: ayes ann bon the Land | Send in their accounts for adjustment. ‘s # and Premises lately occupied by him at Traveller's Rest,
er ee ide, ts open to af attack | Question, it has received an impulse he present enqairy antes: | W. SMARDON, Saddlerse | atts ote ana Ao a oe being well adapt-
yeh etrongiy ried on the y ore? i ; » ’ ete A a thal a ea mg, Serena - ae oe eee “ape ? rs ;€@ tor an innkeeper, Tradesman ry 2) t It is i l
: ' unknown in ! lever ma the Sep. 14—Schr. Livel Jam ; bal Charlottetown. Sept. 18, 1860. we, Ao e , or Merchant. is in the
3 vie that Francie IL. ger there, a ? GOS “ ’ , , Shedi his — ——_————. | midst of the most flourishine ity i sla i
sea, pegs ela C iy ma nee ean eat ure confident ¢ adh Evar vedi Ig Keb sa Statinos — — a | Inidst ie most fi ing Community in the Island, and is
will a fo ena n , " Co1 . es a Westmorland, Evang, tou. Deseata, d PICKLES! PICKLES! PICKLES! | within 4 miles of Summerside and St. Eleanor’s. lt is so well
f , © my Fo pein rs . : aoeee nee : tH Bee, McKae, Pictou; beth, Se ie Just landed ex “ Gazelle.” | known that further description is unnecessary.
{ ituly, hus transferred h ae Qu 7 ; Thi be i ystabulat r, of enforcing their demand Albert Treat, Bowdeu, 1 eo ee re i a ™ AN — ‘rxp| Terms moderate, ard possession civen immediatel :
Cat 2 ¥G slrategi- . * Verte; d Reward, Vemings, Bay Vert undries. sa7INGPOVE’S LONDON MALT AND WHITE WINE a i y-
> nea i.e tehica a0 ~ — 0 i ter { enquiry Vertes de ee eo"? ’ “ vy i ey 7 ‘ ; . . . j JAMES MUIRHEAD
D ‘ “i INEGARS n quarts and pints; Burgess & Son’s/ . : a a —*
e : . rs 2 é 1 of t Comuiiss loners qyminrenneniensiinippieiientoepmnesiremanmtneatsiiaciiininasiintat li Mi ian | \ BG AJ a in quarts ad pl tt Burg. 8 & son 8 | Summerside, Lot 19, Sept. 11, 1860. tf
: “poeta i sii ; iis ob Macercio a London SALAD OIL, Anchovies, } otted MUSTARD, Sardines, | _—_— ~~ 9 “8 29 wept. & pienelichditeution Mei 13
acre LAM ey: , uch a eon Lown Wilh en tbe least BI HVEWT BALE RUER EVEN SRS Tay iW ter, Reading, Cayenne, Chuttney and other SAUCES - | D ~~
" ; th ¥, anouw g wwe ¢ : : ; ye 2 48 A | He ADD SEAS 1 a one e 4 Worcester, Kea sing, Lay enne » nu tney anc o ner JED 5 | '
|; : * ‘Oo ; : a +» Bei % et a SEG R She oR Ge } j \ | Walnut, Chow Chow, Onion, Piceailili, Caulifower and Other | CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.
Tt yniane jour L ee ene ut “ange Mame 4 ie ROP GC Biba Bae aa, Ao PICKLES: Vapers, &e., &e, SWABEY & ROBERTS THe world is astonished at the wonderful cures performed
b oe 0 j heren of ¢ n a8 to the value of SRL ELL II RII Neel tht ala ae - tote a 1860 ADL 4i -OBERTS. ‘ by the Cramp and Pain Killer prepared by
5 dvising Count ¢ t, wh as Speut a hiferime in clearing th — iit ss e Charlottetown, 21st August, 1860. : a. }CURTIS & PERKINS. Its equal has never been known for
k on Vere is rly estimates all laud at what it is, or has| F‘sayem, Stoeh! F RIC Menes 2) — . ut a 7 - | removing pain in all cases ; for the cure of Svinal Complaints
_ ei ) - «i 4 4 ¢ i | (‘ws + y } » . 4 . + ° 4
SUATRIAN 1 wi ness state: and the estimate of the cia 9 Vv heat! #& —_— H A Be W 5 OR & A EE. Cramp in the Limbs and Stomach, Rheumatism in all its
“o Piatti % } cd EEIEY o 2 iS a ame iis ; . l fox li : eee “ea : 1
. ouad, from evidence takeu by ‘the 5 —— : ; i ging : WOR SALE, a fine FARM of 50 acres, near Crann’s, Mal- | oie a Ig — Callie and Fever, Burns, Sore Throats
. f progress . . . , va nee rae —eeee oe in y 3 ~ Soe : Bag pe > oe it rare ‘cided > — . "
| re fo ae a. a ee be Sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY , the) #* peque Koad, fronting 154 chains on the Malpeque and 27 ee is ies we ~ gs a fer / a A whe Psp
vy a b pee : its estimate their fa to be taken in the 18th day of OCTOBER next, at 11 o'clock at Willow| chains on the Lovalist Road—cropped with about 8 or 9 acres | soiieta Te eee A ctesy ag coe ever performed by any
tdd d to the gre y ; Git ' he Farm, the residence of Rauru Brecsen. Escr. one mi e from Oats and Potatoes, abd tix seven-Pasvere. Bome large old | medicine, are on cireu ars in t te hands of Agents.
that the seventh and e:ghth Austria ranging Irom (8. Ou. to Z yor Stes | Faem, vee 7 > ie Paella. z SO IEE Bot: candi ; : mdigir i. ffi. N.| W.R. WATSON, General W bolesale Acent for the Island
; i en Venetia. hackward and worthless land. to | ld in no{ the City, on the Prinestown Road, all his present Stock, VIZ!) Wood on the property. Lately in the occupation o + ay. | d sold by Merch 4
ders \o tia dictates : +swamp, bog, backward and worthless land, 1 [ Sesteter Drasem RORAE Breage: as 7 SWABZY & ROBERTS. | 22d 80'd by Merchants everywhere.
? t 7s. Od. per acre OF course the tenants w | Superior Praugit ie oe , | URATG. Apply to ; ee Fcigenng | August 21, 1860
eee terpenes BSC L085 INAD CS. WH. POE AEEGe i ee ke 7 ee MARE ia foal by Saladin Charlottetown, Jaly 3, 1860. PE Gee Se eh ce Poo |
The Steamship Europa arrived ut Halifax on Wednesday |not agree to pay any such price for their lands. The pro- 1 Young HORSE, rising four years old, | 9p eTEy 1 Prt .
hon ‘ thoaa broucht, prictors vijently are f Ww Zz : 1 : 1 Yearling COLT, } obs D FIREWOOD NEW ZEALAND
‘ : s bree days later dates than those brought) p! i ¢ VA? worning last, with three days la Now, the first question is—Wiil the Commissicners fix a 1 Ayrshire COW, (with calf) | i :
by the Melita, Tie mail wae rocoiy a tere a eee nero, | lower price—a price somewhat similar to that given for th 1 ielend ag os i {\NE HUNDRED CORDS OF FIREWOOD! i ae ‘the oleate ah =
Siang : se: or The following! . ,,-; ‘ _- a ha eaten: Bw thee Pagli SOW porte y the Re Agricultural | 4 a ene : “esi all : eTSOUS, ori 1ei1r Own cost—for the pur
There is, however, but little additional news. The following Selkirk estate, for Lo: 54, for Lot 11, or even for the| 1 aes. fal imported by the Royal Agricultural | 8) lor sale by the Subscriber, in quantities to suit purchas- | ¢ settling in the Province of Auckland Every iadeemation
items are taken from our latest pap:rs. Worrell property? We believe they will d cide upon mgt 2 Wood Sleizhs. 3 Carte | ers, North s.de of Queen’s Square. Hea POLL AR given upon application to
as be carthed at Verona, price that wiil be a fair uvevage between the cost to the 2 Inds Plone: 3 Date Bintvo : BERTRA) | POL ARD, CHARLES BELL
ti mmittee has been uncarthed a | , . 1 Iron Plongh, air Harrows : l 3
A revolutionary committee ; Government of the foregoing estates; and with a full remis- ; as ms , : | Charlottetown, September 18, 1860. in. Emigrant Agent
nd the papers discovered are said to * throw a surprising | Government © ™ aA , bs “ae 2 Horse Hoes, 1 Moulding | lough, TEE iste emcee adi tl City J 12 1860 g gent.
rn >: , ; j ” Aastria, | sion of the arrears of rent, and a thorough relinquishwent 1 Horse Rake, Forks, Shovels Rakes. &c 1 a x : ity June 12 1860. tf
ight on the proc-edings of a neighbouring power.” Austria, EF R iog Loyalist lands by iJ tee 1 Bufal , : t " Bs BY Sh TD ee ae 4
fies “tg : aa en Mn Pe sted tu'of the Fishery veserves auc ne Loyals ands 0 Jaunting Sleigh and Bufaloes a ; ne Be " >
under ordinary circumstances, coul seneony che aati ie Jaz tholdere the agitation may be somewhat lessened, | 1 Box Sleigh, 1 Straw Cutter, — take place at St. Andrew’s, on Thursday, the 4th day of ADMINISTRA ION NOTICE.
: “a : ft. : —e 1e abhJlnoicers a atau , vs At vet : sit Pa WIEBE ER 5 ra ts . ’ » . > one * e :
old off much longer from Italian pay caaitag” 2 Syria seems and the minds of the tenantry in some measure relieved. 1 Koller, 1 Hay Knife, 1 Stubble Rake, October next, for one of the new Patent Prince of Wales} ~ LL persons having demands against the Estate of the late
The specia! correspondence of the Times in Syria seems \ lies held encation toidiedhd cha’ Cniidenlonars tixke 2 Setts Cart Harness, 1 Sett Plough do, | Potato Diggers, of the value of £10, in four prizes of £2 108.| FA Witham Craig, Farmer, of Middleton, Lot 27, deceased,
to be convinced that the Druses have been encouraged by Lut the er + ard to the terms on which jands shail b 1 Single@Bridle, 1 Riding Saddle, jeach. The winners ean have the amount from the Committee are requested to furnish the sume duly attested within twelve
some offivioas Eng'ishmen to believe that “ the slaughter of an award with regard to the cepealane vanes T, es vit i Sett Wagon Harness, 1 Turnip Drill, | in Cash if required. The proceeds to be appropriated in aid | months from this date, and all persons indebted to said Estate
the Chri tians would be aceeptale to England, as tending , gold, shall it be binding on the proprietors me MA}OTI) Lot of Manare jof the funds of the new Catholic Church now in course of | are requested to make immediate payment to Mr. Jesse
tar H x ac ’ aT = ae ; + 4 1s ay AA , * . ge ) : : : ’ Tri
oleate aed fluence,” and he declares that “ it is due| of them seem to think it will not—and that they cannot be 23 ‘Tous Superior Hay, 20 Tons Straw, | erection at St. Andrew’s. _ | Wright, at Bedecae.
ereduce French influence,” a : a ate 7 glled to sci] at amy price or at any time,—they cuntend | 15 Bushels Mummy Wheat | ‘Tickets 2s. 6d. each can be procured from the following JESSE WRIGHT
t) our honour to ascertain who has inspired the Druses with compelled to scil at pric ti Benger > SUCRE PLUMES ’ ie incr HUGH MONTGOMERY E
tbe belief that England would uphold them in their blood- | thatif their titles to the lands are not set aside, the rights) Wien ctenek nena weer PD. Watam P. Srepneys Maw. ~.—.
38 Delle ry ig : ' = . te — eho e he as sacred hei ersons as Vith a variety of otuer articies on. b. CKER, - STEPHENS, a. Lite .
pa ti of property ehould be held as sacred in their persons y i pi gas baste sat - :
rui'tiness, and to take such measures as shall forever destroy of 2 “ ee ae this is the view advocated. with a good Trxrus—All sums under £5, Cash, on delivery; over £5, | James Reppin, Pierce Gavn, Bedeque, Sept. 11, 1860. RG. ins. :
: 3 thers. 40ts is tue VieW av vated, at 5 a . . : ‘ oe siiniiieniaiiiea ta ponnramciatibi Apneiapaiiaaslinigshbitinncipiilbisin
tat belief.” pees Same . PR FE : ~ the | Six Month credit, on approved joint Notes of Hand, Jaaes McUnaira, Donatp MclIsaac, oF
: } f sun ocut by the Islander, the organ of the, % Pl ,
A letter from Naples in the Armonia states that the Queen | deal of circum tp age" Bet Sananasie a e ca te bua Sale positive und no reserve ‘Tnos. Murray, Hon. D. Brenan, Treasurer. ntestate State Sale,
MCtier sfOM : - = . on . : a v7, ‘ 4 ~ uve ent: ¢ 8s beld | paie no ; 7 10 Tese 2. . nig
ayy ; . ‘ . re : roprictors as Well as of the Guve:ument; aud if iti Sent. LL, 1860.
Dewacer 7 Q er children except tie count of Trani, | p ‘a beet gh ae = | , Sains “_"* ’
: “a /- pa or King (his ha catia has taken her | to be sound, there is an end to the demands against the pro- | . . . W ILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer a - ee eee ‘ = BY WILLIAM DODD.
wae remains With the ing ( ii , prietors for arrears of quit reais, fur the restoration of the Sept. 25, 1860 isi & Pro. Tle latest Discovery - oo ae Money to the po BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the —
donna Spala. : mt 7 ee ee a — —— ae — “25° ADS 4 PCRRIZS : ‘ 3 at
‘eparture for Spata ; : stasis Fishery LKeserves and tue Loyaiist lands; aad whether, in ct 1 Ct 4 | Farmers who Purchase. mises, corner of Fitzroy and Hilleborough Streets, on TUESDAY,
The Roman correspondent of the Armonia says, 10 6 this case, they will remit arrears : pe a eh for | Stoves ‘ > ove ' THE PRINCE OF WALES eben ye lperndan ny a the Seceeen ae levered
: z . . : » y ay er . ie 4 Cc me ue x ra
dcted August 16th:— +4 | their own humane consideration. ihe Islander very plainly aad ar a hres | > sig ribose Uf thie baat eae Re ‘ :
aay e-° . +o . ; ‘ Pe. , . sis : pinth
ei General de Lamoriciere pursues his noble task with says—and we know it speaks the vews of the majority of JUST ARRIVED FRCM YARMS UTH. N.'S New Patent ii otatoe Digger, ea a : ‘ ri > Cay 9h Femty ae
dacrity. and has already produced wonderful results. Ancona ; hat the, Commission are restricted to an NRESH STOCK of the celebrated Cooking, Franklin and | blangy Tir Part of the Real Estate which belonged to the late
acrity, and has already p 4 | the proprietors—tha Commission are restric 4 ope GEOR JENKINS, Patentee, Lot 49 hn And
ve > ttt fended. The port is closed with allie 2 eee ; ae } sox STOVES, with large Metal Boilers, for sale by Of GEORGE JE? iS, aventes, +) ohn Anderson,
8 superbly fortified and defended. f ring vs fortifi- | °P4"'"¥ into the titles, and the Isiander leeis conhuent _ on esllowitik thaw Site 5 re FHVHE above named DIGGER has been tried and proved to | of Charlottctown, Master Mariner, deceased, intestate at the time of his
tains, and guarded with temporery a 4 a ives | the titles will be confirmed, Indeed, it plaiuly YF bey yu a McDoxauy & Buorumrs.........+Georgetown. | fT be the best invention of the kind everseen on this Island, | death, that is to say: All that piece of ground measuring forty-five
tations towards the sea are completes ; every ship eC Pe i the Commission was appoimted for the purpose of ehutirming Wx. Cheasnts .-Murray Harbour. and for which Letters Patent have beea granted by the | sagt a epg tes Ff .. se uiteburvugh St., (a little more
is compelled to pars before a range of oe ag , sare | ithe titles; and if they don’t do what was expected from H. J. P. Temuizzicnkn............» Charlottetown. | Goverament of this Island. Any one infringing ou the same Salcmearaieg' eka eae John co ian ao sat poameallll
. : e 4 r 4 é ; ° . ‘ io ur) . Ee : ; : es ee j Saou bd ’ ADLET ’ : s
tod fortified] think 1 may assure you that Garibaln | them, their report will be treated with very littie respect by Mr. LYNN. ......,s+eeeseeereess Wheatly River. will be prosecuted as the law directs. ecladin ,
would fare badly if he attempted ona of his usual coups de | the proprietary party BaGnath & SUAW....0seceesee0ee NeW Giaszow. The following Agents will tak» orders for these celebrated | CATHERINE ANDERSON, 4
main in that quarter. Such is Lamoriciere’s activity that | We can hardly give an opinion yet touching the result of Garrett & HuDsSaNn....eeeeee eee Fyfe's Ferry. | Machines, which are warranted to dig from 24 to 3 acres each Administrateix of Eetate of late Joan Anderson, the
be Las visited Ancona eight different times in fifteen days, cy fj ih Pie thee al Skpeeion of the belief, which McK ax. &. Sm. «40.2400 46i0eees ew London. | day, with proper attendance and care :— _ Charlottetown, August sais, Mesa ca a4 =) rit —
, a ves : for defence. At his the enquiry, fart i P . REUBEM, TUPLIN¢+.000000:sceeesse+ Margate, |W. W. Luxvine and J. Romans, Charlottetown, where oge of | : 2, A Iie: em ne i
& superintend the last preparatiqus for ~~ - tries of 38 generally entertained, that neither landlords nor tenants D. & P.. MeNoure Malaeaue che -aaniiealy ales ah teak EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN RAILWAY, ssuty i
. a ‘ ud cries 0 “ * er . ie ae - & + wiCl af ACFE ae Ok Oem na maco Pe Re ys ‘ 3
ast revicw of the tro >ps, he a wired ee a ye wil be satisfied ; and that the agitacion about tue laud | Be. GRamtie csscwssd Kove Ginx si aed, | Husny Farquuarson, South port. | From St. John to Shediac, a ;
* Long live our brave General! The euthusiasin o tenures will be kept up with a more lively spirit than in Dy Ranagten.. sviewss odsieyos ss & wy is immense and universal. * | foraice years, producing, as oue of its first und most g'orious And at P. Srernens’s Cheap Store, Orwell, where one of} Grores Avams, Vernon vehi bi , Charlottetown, P. LK. [., Sept. 4 1860. . 3m. vad moral
. ’ | ui al “wee aes : , Goveruwent io he Stoves ean be seen in use. Any parties wanting tnese) Panter Carron, Contractor, St. Andrew’s. | -——_—__—__—_——_ . = :
CRE’S ARMY. sults, the destruction of the present bad Gover the : : Ss ; “te : ‘ es ,
eT pene : hat lass the a ha d : | Stoves will require to order them immediately, as many have Bewsawin Acorn, Grand River East. and at EDT CATION. wards and
The Paris letter ia the Daily News says that unless the | (his Island, ‘ E }
*pe, yielding to the demand of Pied
= . math ATT
Mamoriciere and bis bands, they will probably be attacked LE 'TER FROM SIR ALEXS pOuee
Kcwediately by a Sardinian army, with Victor Emmanuel iw ON THE LAND QUESTION.
person at its head. : Ws received the following letter by the Jast Mail from our
| The Delots mentions a report that Count Cavour has given | Yenerable friend aud formerly very popular Governor ot this
MAN
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La
eidinal Antonelli to uuderstand that any movemen * | island, Sir Alexander Bannerman. We ae vot aware that
*¢ Poutifical troops, beyond the frontiers ef the Roman | His Excellency intended the letier for publigation, but as be
etes, woud be considered an act of intervention, aud that}
authorises us (o wake a statement concerning his counection
“dOnt would io such case think it-eif justified in oceupy-| with the Land Question, we prefer using his own words for
the rehes i
be Marches. ay baa : S doiie the purpose ; '
as tue wmintsterta] journals 0. Tur in contain ieacers | GOVERNMENT Houvsg,
3110 ‘ hich he threatens with }
eres Orders of tbe day, in :
. Tuey say that the Pied- |
Veraiment cannot leave, without protection, [taitan |
. - ;
'O tue assaults of a foreigu Power. '
NEWFOUNDLAND, :
12th September, 1860.
Dear Srgj—I frequently take a glance at - ree ye to
2 : of the Island, in the prosperity of which lave
etaas teen I regret tw find that the Land,
(OWS Chat may revolt
sd € % Usk 1
hu
‘4 ourrespuudent of the Debafs canuot veleve In always taken a lively interest
4 o : 12ems to create dis 18 ¢ ani-
pemence of. th aC tthe d ; gubrary to the) Question is one which efill seems to create disputes and a7
u 4.5 OFUCr Ol the da , &v cuuls J 2 ee " . perenne
| uagaity between Landigrd aud Tenant; but my attention was,
a OBulucter,
Pavrick Steruens’s Cheap Store, Orwell, where one of the; A T the Monthly Meeting of
the Board of Education, held 9 *hinking
| above can now be seen at work, and one of McKenzie’s | —
of band.
this day, it was ordered that the fullowing notification rowd, “a
‘“ : i be i rte i . Tu ‘ > Send n
ta Please call and sce before purchasing elsewhere. patent algo. be inserted in all the newspapers : wee
Isl 3m
j
ne tA | All Teachers whose
September 25, 1860. achers whose
oe ;or may enter into new
* half
terms have expired, or who have entered ar +
rice and Terms same as those of the Patentee. eigagements subsequent to the passin
o 3.
FIRST QUEEN’S COUNTY TROOP GF CAVALRY, September 11, 1860.
\of the amended Education Act (2nd May, 1860,) will be ad- Se : ;
TO ae a re ed mitted to an examination at the Board Room, on the Jast ~u f
ATTENTIGN Varnish Knotting, &e, | Thursday of each succeeding month. nd
Candidates are required
| PANUE Subscriber has received per He/ena, from New York, to attend, as above, on the day previous, at ten o'clock, for
the following VARNISHES, which he will sell at greatly the purpose of performing preparatory exercises,
reduced prices :— JOUN McNEILL,
: a — re Secretary of Board of Education. asa
: a = I PL as yi VARISH, Charlottetown, June 28, 1860.
. ANNO. me . seni * nee ~ -
FENLIE Members of this Troop are requested to meet at the
Barrack Square for Drill, Inspection of Accoutrements,
and Pistol Practice, on TUESDAY, the 9th of OL ages at
3 vo’ cluck by order of the Major in Command.
9 U CiucK, Pp. M., Dy Orcer Oo } eeene- ry
, J. H. GATES, Cornet. -
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dv.,
September 25, 1860.
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Senta mE ee NT ; oe ake wb: dv, LL Persons indebted to the Subscriber by Book Account, or other.
Private ‘fraining Acaiemy a 1 an pea : } wise, are requested ‘to make payment before the FIR*T day of:
| DECEMBER next, a8 any accounts remaining due alter that Gate will
_ be sued fur without further notice. i
/ GEORGE F.C LOWDEN,
3a.
PEXILE ensuing quarter ia this INSEIVOTION will open) Best English VARNidiES and PAINTS on a at former
mae eae ry . A t . awe . pee r ole ? .
i on MONDAY, the FIRST OCLUBEK, at 9, a. m. | prices. ms W. R. WATSON,
Sept lw. | City Drug Store, Sept. 11, 1860.
* Gity, Sepiewber ¥5, 1860, Charlottetown, September 18, 1960.
Steerer ~*~
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Ghe Graminer.
eo. — = ° ’ — —_— a Wt 4 SS PE ER PE TE COE : —~ altimeter —— |
| — - f } vw iv val ’ , t ) 3 |
; — app yaches to the capital were concen- GREAT CONFLAGRATION AT SMYRNA. prince ally dire c ted to your paper of the 21st August, in m™7m i TH { y T { Mg 4 3 7) y . UCTIO
‘Salermo, at Naples, and.at Gaeta. The annexation | Seven hundred | | been destroyed by t fire | which there is a Petition, stated to be from the inhabitants of | | Be | i 4 Wl a io ; LN.
trai 1 oa’ a ; ; “Seven hundred houses have been destroyed by a great fire! pyinen Rdward [el: d to the . ake oe 3 ety | a belatits
‘ , was continuing to issae its ond rs and proclaima- a . , , . , ' ee yed by ut Princ » Kdwar LI an l to th Suen, copld at full length, with | | ] i | | j . ‘yO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Colonial Building,
mat the who.o kingdom, aud had sont agents to) F8lch Occurred the last week in August. | the signature of John B, Cox, Chairman, and in the petition | : ’ ot tee 12 et’ the First day of DECEMBER
is ine udedein ferra de Labour, & province of the Nightungale hy a grateful officer who recovered under her kind| | ‘* It was publicly reported, and has not been denied, that DONALDSTON t ARM TO Lei, pe rts between Jobat Bal. oF Wisdbtenes the 20th day of March
, . . » lute ia rovernor , "I ie ast, a ’
anil $. Several ships of war have also arrived, and cast | treaiment whilst in the Crimea. It consists of a sinall repeating | the mate Lieut. Governor, who Was authorised to coucede Re- | Island, Merchant, and his wife, of the one pe, tab Sepntt Bld
in the Bay. in der to retalorce the Px. ‘Montese | watch ina ring, the cylinder of which is made of an Oriental ad | nsibl a nt t ane rah; ed in the year As pt, pledg: d {RON TING on TRACADIB BAY, and running back to) and Daniel Jackson Roberts, of the same place, Mevchaste of the thee
n before Naples Nearly all the new arrivals have) roby, {ta diameter is the fifiv-fourth partofian inch, its length | bis Counc il, . ~_ they were a cowed to take office, that they | Winter River, Twelve miles from Town. It consists of }part: All that Tract of Land situate in STRATFORD, on Lot or
n board belonging to the Sardinian army, which are | the forty-seventh, aad its we ght the two hundredt. part of a would maintain the forfeited Grants, and not seek or allow | | fowaship No, 48, in Prince Edward Island, described in the said
“4 . ard bel ing to the Ou Miah ariny, Micu are | th iMOTTY*SCVENLD, ans got tie t mnarecba if : . : : | ate eo : nore : :
ey . the titles to be investigated ; and yer the same Governor gave | TWO WUNDRED ACRES, | Nerticweet angle of John. street, om the Bast eaceeeneing at the
i 7” 2 ‘ . " , mae ; the Tu urchese ‘ a. ae A Nerth-wes ° n street, on e ;
i a Bas rrespondent of the Liverpool Timos says :— nares his assent to the TT Purchase Act, which required the titles | ens Ault cet dail’ tnt Sshate'ee-Gabeiiies “ fees peg mn Me tend ieodion rom Cherkrn ge menonal
‘ eg A i haine @ hace to rds to de investigated.’’ )*vout hat of which is in a good state otf cultivation. ere | ° . : ae erry to
“Te is t seen that evonts are advancing 4 pace towards |... , Y VDER AND TUR @G SGOW GAZETTR 5 : st a : * e ’ bie Fal eur aye YO Hainer . ra | Aeorgetown, thence (according to the magnetic North of the year 1764).
Ns otehinn At the present moment the whole of | 2 ub {SLANDER AND TUE GLASGOW GAZETT E I cannot conceive how the publication of a statement rear the premises a good DW EULING HOUSE, a large iNorth 54 degrees, East 200 feet, or until it meets a Bouth wat
i ? 7" a all dtidahs Hie: Geena AOE alan — . , | utterly devoid ot ruth can in any way forward the views of | BARN and Cellar, a Garden and large Poultry Yard, Swamp- | boundary of a Farm in possession of the Heirs of the late James Welsh,
V 1 pol Sag 4 : site. leeds Our readers will remember that some tiime ago we called the petitioners. It is convenient enough to say: It was mud, two good draw W ells, and other watering places. Muscle- | thence following the course of said South-west boundary North 39
ciniielG Ut detiie'tn on which only |their attention to the fact of the Glasgow Gazette—* a publicly reported, and has not been denied ;’’ bat how could mud close to shore, ; ; brane gin. feet, or antil it meets the South-east boundary of a
° <= : . ; ee on es : t have been denied, if the individual who was said to have lexus reasonable. May be let in 100 acre plots to suit. | Plot of Land in possession of John Stewart, thence following the course
3 \ to yuNce against t ‘yhasty of the | publication of the highest respectability '’—co) ying into its|?* Pav oe oe eo Was See ee ONT ead ; . ‘ | of said South-east boundary, Sonth, 51 dar W. id
: a j ' f he is st 6 y ; deg * pledged his Council, &e. &e.”’ never saw, or heard of such | Possession given at a week's notice. Apply to | street, thence folk wing the course of ie wei pet aie sagen :
ourt + As for t \ ieV0n aie tL, " to ee ere uct of Mr. George Smit} oe eo + TRI ee . *UFse of the same South-easterly Gy ve
- nates - t >and a quiet ck tur -SeBnS CUE StrIctor n theeonduct of Mr. George Smith a report? ae en a JOHN A, McDONELL. |to the place of commencement For particulars and pose Aa jer, ;
"A 0 Dt natg Qnd. states that Gari! uldi | the very un-successful Emigrant Agent—who sought to impose Better late than never, however; and I now anthorise you | onaldston September 25, 1860. =W- | apply to Messrs. SWABEY & ROBERTs, Charlottetuwa ’ { j
wis : ving . ho; aud & Correspondent upon the rant peasantry of Seotland by the most fals to give a direct COE eeren eae wens ORE SS Qt pes rial rom Abia ; Dir eet oe eR OS A “we rE
P praee rat . or me ther i , ' a : . ity arder that the petitioners may know that the Lieutenant Go- | 4 é 5 @¢ 3 a J. Hexsuey, Solicitor, :
: es S tiles os yes paouas ——— ” . ; exacorerate stauteme } erardl a resources ane j . . . * i " “ aa at ee ce ‘
\ ie natn to tenis m. * Legions’ of soldiers are} RSGESFated ‘statements’ regarding the resour ne’ vernor to whom tl ey allude, never dreamt of asking his] . YO Posy? —— a 7 ‘ t
5 Gi ~ ; m she canit l. and a lar capabilities of this Island The Js/ander of Friday last refers! Conucil, before they were allowed to take offie +, (nor did ask| * »% E a 6 = i q DN Ss jie { | ; ;
tre op Was boIns ormed; but w , tren to some of our articles in connection with Mr. Smith’s adven- i ¢ )» : , i dee ~~ cy 2 af J 1 wooid ana the | j UST RECEIVED, per Brig ** Henry,’? 300 STOY ES, con- | jb é ra
riy ; : orfeited G {s, And not seek Gr allow the titles to be investi-| eB sisting of Cook, Franklin, Pay r Cook, Air-ticht. Box a Hl
wer a view to@ub ue the m lari Neh Was! “> | tures in search of emigrants, and repeats the lie, which we aks ks SEE NCE, ee oa ee Se tag EM a } SSSHRE, SAMOUr Wook, J ir-tight, Box wets Gz. < i.
7 4a a Ge EEL o. clew: te Tene! ¢ r “e ° gated ;’’ and he cannot but ex) Tess his surprise, that atter bis| and Sh p STOVES, in variety, for sale by the Subscribers, at) YO? Side Queen Square, Opposite the Market
ribaldi’s . remains to Several times exposed, that the Evaminer represented the | absence of nine years from Prine sdward Island, any of its DODD'S Brick Stor », Pownal-street Hiouse.
i r a ‘ _— . ‘= .¢s ’ ; : . " = ” . — . } WIPWa- Sa ” “—_" -
e ' ‘ 5 Saws ver ie | soantime, that whole Island as ‘*a bleak and dreary wilderne-s “> but not inhabitants should have now made such an un yarrantable us September 25. , EMI ORTATION from Halifax and United States :-—
‘i t ' ' m : rter, and General Von M 5 wiel : mag ga of his name, more particularly in a public document which is | rere Dry Goods, Groceries, de rdware, Wooden and Farthen-
j “er ts at fila ved sel ai satist with reha I i die, if serves up two or three to be presented to ier Maj sty. { pe FE L W CITIZEN ware, Fancy Goods, Upper and Sole Leather, Buckets.
w Sie eid ‘Me aan d to Salerno, to | 2¢W ones in the following sengonce :— I remain, | a ° —— . ODN ' eet Brooms, Washboards, Clothes-pins, &e.; Soap, Candles,
: wa “ ral y is fe will | Dear Sir, faithfully ‘ff HE Subscribers bave also received a few COOKING | Tobacco, Cigars, MOLASSES, SUGAR, TEA Rice, Figs,
v ! ’ , _ one ihe G tappears, publi { se extracts om t! . . a” | OVE adantec . ‘ » WW i ea : Pati. ah. ’ > at . ° = = ae
ut ie yu may rely upon it o “ Peaiehaedee Lee earthed : mae eam vom * ‘ Your obedient servant, Pert ot Ad a ad upe : for ( oal or W ood, among which is the | Raisins, Currants, Confectionary, Apples, Onions, Nats, Cr
the igst a peo i i ey : the Pi fut : 1 authori which was’ considered * reliable ; A. BANNERMAN. - ~ id eee _ the most economical Stove of the age. | Biscuits, Crackers, Lozenges, Pepper, Mustard, Coffee, t
} : : ‘1 . . 4 i.xaminer’s emarks ' 1 = , . |Call and see, an 1dgve for vourselvee / . ‘i : : wee “a a és A i
spy a esrhment and | sneror of te Freach na |. = ‘I , aes sans “ore ee a "8, Hon. Epwarp Wucrzay, ke. &e. &. ls ana see, and judge for yourselves. : : Ginger, Starch, Blacking. Candle-wick, Shoe-finding, &e, { i
f ~ hag whi 5 V > 8 ween —s : : "Es ps : ' a at | We may here observe, that ig reprinting the Petition from | : DODD'S S00nRs: : pperand Sole Leather cat to order ; and other articles hod
r 5 . " ’ } und were ¢g iy untra ti iiter, in ! sazetie tor - a} 2 ODS ve, that t Bing tac ae te) | cniintiicnieniaiis j oo numerous t santi
: , Sresia. in tle event Fe) Ousbreak OflAug. 18, very hombrably acknowl! s the error into which | which an extract is given above, the false statement it con-| N r ‘ on ‘ | Fresh iret Oethuet deve, Nuts, &e., just arrived f,
“ei s. Piedmont and Lombirdy would be o pied by i teonek talk, biel lakes the lelaad ik ite neeocn cee, ing eutivele’ nenenad dite meitins ¢ 3 jen eee: = z OTICE TO ARMERS Sy eve, Apples, f » @C., just arrived from
j / , Mad Deen ved, and places th ubU in its proper e¢haracter | tains entire ‘y CScaped Cour wolice; but when again re ‘i a= j Boston, a «stock of which will be kept up during the
tr Ss. as a count 9 ) . mm ta ‘fore his readers ‘ Pp a eg “Seg re ee ee fies v aes } S
: ’ I Vee BIS Feauors. the Feution in the form of a circular fer more ceneral dis-} - UST RECEIVE . 24, P\IEP]: rari © e | Summer,
n-ltalan portior the A metas, «nt ve " se ee i , hs tribution, at the request and ccgt of its author, we noticed | wi Beth ha ny . bilge BUM ERA, of Ks i Ch. Town, April 24, 1860. STEPHEN O'MARA
sia Both the belbgerent tates would thus be enabled to VOW, 16 is faise that the remarks o° this paper, at any time, ‘ w ee “p ] . -? , b pik e , : | and oN gallons, for sale cneap by the Sabseribers. } ——— A patibeinaiitteeie re rane a
; ; ’ Pp — hone fn a mon Ln dab ~ahia ee ae Gdyjectionabie uracraph, ane avinyg assured the writer | Se OF RG - ; > ‘Ppe —
brit 7 the wa mS fF miitary 40 ce upon the debateadi has had a tendency to dis; arage this Island >; and e rtainly it that ett ‘ whol ; tru : he authori 7 t : ik it : | te = 1860. On. DODD & ROGERS. AND HARVESTING
+ ~ i aa +. co, sy, | HAE It Was Wholly uitrue, he @uthorised us to strike it out. : x ray r ek eit ia tN
* iS most false to assert that the remarks relating to Mr. Smith | , : “4 ' . } : as Fi ho} I ° a
m. Pp informs its readers that there are reports current : . vehi x r § ae We may further observe that We have fr quently beard the | . : me phils ‘ Mac hines mmc implements.
oS ee ee an Bas eonines itr {, 2nd his Emigration schemes ‘* had been written for a politica report, and have coutradicted it fully as oft ‘», in the House | FANIUE new Schr. ** ANNIE BELL, Cant. A. J. ECENTLY received fj Enc] —
- . ior being in ,uro against 1 t z rt, a uave ULradcicl ) a rt i Se | wuaiane : ‘ ’ ECE) * eceiy i *
e om * = ~ ; hut vertheless takes ii it tins to | purpose.”’ As to their being ** crossly untrue,”’’ the fact that! of As-« m ty and e's wh re th it the Liber ils were pledged i ‘ ROCKER, has Supertor accommodations. For i and for sx aise 2 Charl ie ane tee United otaten,
considers them rong 1, Dat neve a 7 tak . ~ eee eee. ‘ Es sa . , re by Sir Alexshder Bi : +a iste Hashuat « ili passage apply at Albert Treat’s Office, Queen’s | Sn tor Sale at the Charlottetown
contradict them, by pointing out that Austria is ; - ed ] | the Islander and its eorr spondents kave never yet refut nr * , meer san i n * ! Z yan * wee, lin ot Nee Street, or on board, at Peake’s Wharf. | AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE & SEED STORE,
ravred ** with terrible interna: pr: bdlems,”’ to tink of attack- : ; - a nth ieir taking :@ &5 » of > re intellice } . .
Be: FY gba ue in + ‘ muna | progress,’’ heedless of | them, is very good evidence in their favour. The Islander to their taxing olice in 1851. Some of the more inte gent) “September 25, 1860.
ing France. who‘* pursues her peaceiul progress, less : sic :
the ** alarmi 12’
tentioned persons.’’
' Geneva, opposite
’
Phe Paris correspondent of
t
Whi'st so occu ied his majesty
but ** absurd repo. ts circulated Dy evVil-in-
1@ Herald says that the Fren
ved
ificent c»asts of Chablais
is stated to
2 magn
the French inhabitants during
‘roy is a very triumphant one,
have had a long
sont, at once dismissed |
has certainly denied their correctness, but it has never sup-
ported its denial by any proof. As to the editor of the off
rs,
*h be]
from the pen of the Gover: or of Newfoundland.
; uti have reason to know that that is the greatest lie of all. 1:
franes fer the losses “U4
7 “ % ie . hi ‘ , } ‘ hie . =
the bombardment of Pa.oTme. the Gazette contained anything that would bear this con-
ied,
‘ best Oathority, that not even a d At Margate. on Friday, the 7th i
zen emigrants were brought | nstant, of Dyptheria, William-B. a
been already engaged.
of the Tory party—even aembers of the present Government! —
—uare ready enough still to repeat the lic, when an oceasicn |
and when they think it will serve their purpose ; but |
. te jy, | Glasgow Gazette stating that he now believes our remarks! we believe that, for the future, they will abstain from indulg- |
c,,. Torn gu] 5 ‘ were untrue—that they were published for a political pu:-| ing in such y Atemptible trick im the hearing of persous
-- i States 7 } ' ‘ | | . oa ra
the (Tn, ed State : : . : : hee P . mel -| WHO thay read the foregoing crushing refutation of tae
. " Naples is to pay an indemnity of 300,000 | pose, and that he committed an error in copying them—w >
re King “es
Notice.
PRXUE Subscriber has held in charge for the last few days
strayed HORSE, color red, which the owner can have
any time, on proving property and paying expenses.
A. McEACHERN.
St. Peter’s Road Lot 34, Sept. 25, 1860 2i
Wanted,
-
j
i
|
2’CRADLE
ee combined MOWER and REAPER, for one and two
j orses,
| Griffin & Son's best SCYTH E3, in variety
a | Patridgos best quality Steel HAY FORKS
pilorse and Hand HAY RAKES, (large assortment)
S for Grain, various sizes,
SCYTHE SNEATHS and STONES, in variety.
N. B.— Manny’s two horse Machines have been in use in
| the Island during the last two S: miners, and have given every
| Satisfaction, proving themselves t ;
'o
Terms—3 .o 12 montis, on joint notes
pleasure-going portion of the community, that the |
| opening of her Dancing Classes, having been postponed until |
Ui the 2d of ¢
rs ) be the best combined Mowers
fe tas fe chs bie Wis Minti, 2 st ' i Pa ‘ en ith | 7a fteapers extant. As the number of Machine and j
on ’ che French Ea struction, the Is/ander would bea only too ready to eony the Life has few charms for the Dyspeptic, which is not to be {2 ¥ a Single G n leman, two or thre Rooms furnished, with lnmited My rs had better mak i on tea
The tour of the French Em; no arity in the provinces "FUCton, ¢ ; ; Py : oct , hn 2D Board. in « private famil Address E. G., Post Office, | 2° BC ng reece carly application to the
y ' doubt. add to his op ars ; erie eit s tint it deus bh harged with an| Wendered at, when we take into account the amount o! bodily a ae reg. ides : jigs Sale “f+ | Subscriber. | Terms liberal
nd will, no abt, add to ‘yr, thay ‘uroughout the de-jarticle, word for word; but it must stand charged with an _ | Stating terms per month or qaarter . “% toed
atte . Wears quite undeniable 64s S ee : : . jufferine whic] > en 3 sy use he ser Setters male ; visited. it i vom 2 ; e | ke of @. thu “asm 1 Mvour! impudent falsehood until it reproduces the exact words of the | S¥fering which he endures. By use of the Oxyyenated Butt "S>) Charlottetown, September 25, 1860. 1 in pd. Charlottetown, June 26, 1860 tf W. W. IRVING.
nartmente of France there is no lack of e:: arevincial ley the picture is reversed and the bright side of life ¢ igs ks EAL “Pine — site cea
~ : , ‘ ch . ' > i . = a . } ) PVersed anu 18 Dright id =] pea . _ “
his Ceyernment. Every journey he makes ni the | larity | @@zette, duly authenticated. By the way, will the Is/ander oll * : ight side of life appears A Card. V h bl : P Pee WEIR
districts of France at once proves and increases the popu inform us of the result of Mr Smith's labours in settling the aac, Ss RS. BURRIS takes the liberty to inform the clite and | aluanle roperty for Sale,
“ - , ; ey und Empress have been sailing on the Lake ; noceupied lands of this Co! my? We have heard, on the ;
co tea = . ialiastet
HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR bs)
ALE, by Private
Contract, the Premises, at Pp
resent owned and occupied
omer af a iaes | of Mr. W. K. Tuplin, nged TS Years adQG tonths. Hisend was peace | (2, Jetober—will open on the evening of that day, | by pg a Dorcuester Srrezr. The HOUSE is well fitted
. eat ' * envineer of the department and | or roduc 1 to come here 7 ie. 0 cane, cee On the 12th inst ,: rab, the sixth dauyhtor of Mr. John and Sarah } TUESDAY next, at 80 ClOCK. : ‘or a rivate Boarvine Hovss, and has been used Some time
conversation with the chiel — : slate gq ee thie! , a chiplosd, not an emigrant ship has entered any port | Poster, of Pleasant View, Charlottetown Royalty, a'ter several years of | Charlottetown, Sep 25, 1860, lin. |a8 such, as is 43 feet front by 37 feet deep, contains 17 well
: sentatives of the proposed railway to Italy, which | about a si} re | —---=>—_——_—____ ~— ~ Samer i finished siry R vi : € i
i eer, oral pings : at li », in the course of whicl ; jan.| dur/"g the past twelve months. This shows! )¢@vy afiliction, aged 18 years and 9 months, NOTICE FO DEBTORS eaadl Weeeae ae aoe Sanaa Kitchen, with =
become, in part, a Frene noe in the c . e ” 2 ~ tin this Islan.! Gur.“S S8e pas oflans a ’ At Princetown Royalty, on the Sth inst., Alexander Henry, in the | . - 4 Sai good Frost-proof Cellar under the whole ; also, a Yard, Srasiz
} : . ; 7.) a mvinge ¢é tun- 7 ' . 2 4 ae gap 2" hed a ; > . aro ar spnr ree rr - ~— 7 ry “ ! “ va ni ‘ e “7 it ’
his Majesty was greatly struck with me id a of aving & - that Mr. Smith was @ ve"Y bad Agent for the Pr yprietors who | 82nd year of his age. ; on LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE SU BSCRIBER, | and Ovurnovszs, 43 by 15 feet, two Stories high.
nel ecustructed under ¢ e Alps, by wales a ey Free i } wc gt hee sabapeme ‘ ae tg Scotland ; and that the evils of |. 4t Wilmot Creek, on the 1 th segs nga Fever, Charles W — i having their Accounts furnished, wili please settle them _ Any person wishing to open a House of the above descrip-
saz f the Siwplon might be accomplished "Me ) ee i sent him on a fool's er: c “ ; ~ th vide Sek i = mae oy! — og vad 2 pie et by the FIRST of OCTOBER, without fail. tion will rarely meet with a better opportunity of getting .
. : a? h 2eca cre of the 2na@i Straits / ae . = slant are to a} cDow he Jn Sunday, inst, /¥ptueria, Moratio Nels » Sevond & i al . " °
Mt thin peegect be carried ont, the passage os the Me ‘ollie ¢ | the landlord system in this poe: oe aera ny Mr Sau uel Weatherbie, aged 10 years. * = : , GEORGE DOUGLAS, - Suited. For Terms, de., please apply to the owner,
tT +} i e »_o te envineeripg m nen ate E ; on he supnositior h toe eh wee eS oe Ses ung : : 4 we ‘ a boa : send rer y ip a
will thencefesth not be the grestamt engineering P other side of the Atlantic, to w2rraat the supposition that)" 6, Saturday, the 8th pene oy Koeky me ut, Cuarles Alfred, eldest gon Furniture Warehouse, Sept 24, 1860 2i | . hs : _ ' oa aaa ce .
jn .urope. : ; _ ‘sh veasantry w P ,| of Mr Jonathan Perkin, age years and G months. egret ~ ———-——— — " WV bh AS » Auctioneer.
sae . +93 : tates that. in the even the most ignorant of the Scot, 8h peasantry would, te On Thursday, the 13th inst, in the AEQYoar of her age, of Dy ptheria, | / >; | P.S. If the above PROPERTY is i i
The correspondent of the Globe plainly states that, in th s ‘ weap . with Gh 2 eee . Ja : + TUESDAY. the 2nd snail not disposed of befora
40 seus —— ; AR li » Emperor. | an ao 7 : he mumh f ite cic, US. after an illness of 25 days, borne wi stlan resignation to the Divine —- " , gee ‘ . J/ESVUAY, the 2n uy of OCT y ; willl
recent interview between the Min KOE Farini and the 09h: oF ™ > any extent, add to the sumber Of 1€S Fitts | Witt Deucitia. stats daughter of Mr. Sat Wel Weatherbie, of West River. YEXIIE Sal scriber, in tendering his sincere thanks to his | day tw bold os PUBLIC Au ee. Prem thas "e '
" latter expressed bis perfect willingness that Victor Em- a hl At Nichmond, Lot 19, of Scarlet Feverfigijen Lawson, second davghter | friends and numerous customers, who have 80 liberally | o’clock and ene week afterwards ‘a whole of the HOUSE.
manuel should interfere in Naples. { of the Kev. Richard Cotton, after 21@Ge sewers itlacss, aged 2 year | patronized him since his commencement in Business in 18927, | HOLD FURNITURE of which due notice will be gi b
YY , RO > mmr ‘YF ’ » ry yoy r ; ; . + 9 . . ; +
PROGRESS OF THE LAND COMMISSION {and IU months. }to the present time begs to inform them, that owing to ill | Catalogue : Pore
ROME. ENQUIRY health he is o jiged to make an alteration in his Business. | Sept. 4. 1860
Rome, Sept. 2. P ats , i ae he PORT OF CHARLOFTETOWN., His patrons will therefore, please tuka notice, that in future | —~ rnclgnican W. McK.
lt is stated in offic'al quarter: that the French garrison at NEARLY 2 @ outa has ea ose i since tue Loyal omm ‘ a aomnaiiial he will e mnfine his basiness exclusively to the sale of Stock on Board shEnee Lodeine
Rowe is to be mereased by 3,500 men, 10 order to better pro- | sinners, engaged in the invest gation of questions relating ° ee i a = hand, or Stock which he may import or manufacture for sale, | ‘ -~ =
tec! that eity, a3 well as Civity Vecema and Viterbo. General | jsndiord and tenant, opened their Court in this Island; and i sey .: = tt Bene tate ray wt but will reveive no orders after Tuvnspayythe 13th inst , for | NE or two singla Gentlemen can be accommodated with
. ’ , bw seins ol . . . —_— lou. - Ve, MeVonalkt, hichioncte; shingles & deals. | “oe Hf ‘ a ; . { S - eo
N has been appomted commander of the Prench division. from the zeal and asstduity with which they have performed = we tm toa Evat #, Shediac. Lark, O’Brien, Halifax, goods. | work of any kind ; but would beg te recommend to their no- | Board and Lodging in a private family, in a pleasantly
4 mifestations have S-en . ‘ ares ’ moa their duties. there is no aot that hey have coll clea a larg Annie Belt, Croa ker, Frankfort, U.S; do, Breeze, McLeod, Pie . ees > ne genet : will saree a a _ situated part of the City, near King 8 Square.
i in a stat f seg nd th . : - : ” hide of inficmition. fa a few a Lys they will end thei: tou; coal. Myunt : all-d Pa Carvo a i , ee ee te “hae # »d the eencrsal ‘uiry is— What will be the Verte; lurber mS Se © Kote we RO en oe aA - eseenhana lt © o\udse rs harlottetown, Sept. 860.
- nsu 101 Agtialion lide Wise preva Is im all the | ‘ubours her . as the gon nie eens * : ae vais 2 — k ] Arie!, i: ht art, Bermuda ; a. Peg Tuy- stablishment. as foreman, fora period of seven years, = I Ae Nad ral at
ec result 2 it ia ¢ x r - iy in 4 yee — : Ny ; z a tes » N es sethike Keerae, s+ Race mney In conclusion, the Subscriber requests all those who are in- Excellent Business Stand for Sale,
rf 5-44 + anxD Mitt SRY MOVEMENTSIN ITALY Gt Oh tains , sansa ieee Seay j Poingesnd yay Jasamay, Bulan, Boston; goods. | d-bted to him to settle their respective accounts without de-
rt Piri . LND hai ated 4 the le i» ure. inant ys coal 20 L 7 ? 5 Pal Ae | 48 LE Subscribe ill » °
, o , ie nie deve ju y pronounced ag . Aber sega lh hak oss nell lay; and those to whom he is indebted are also requested to i a ae Let or Sell the Dwelling House, Shop,
, 8 : ¥ " rire ai } ; twine tf . 4 : . . remises late ie. ; 4h ’
Phe ( ' The I . k thetes Gaeta A every Shape. iustcad o: ayes ann bon the Land | Send in their accounts for adjustment. ‘s # and Premises lately occupied by him at Traveller's Rest,
er ee ide, ts open to af attack | Question, it has received an impulse he present enqairy antes: | W. SMARDON, Saddlerse | atts ote ana Ao a oe being well adapt-
yeh etrongiy ried on the y ore? i ; » ’ ete A a thal a ea mg, Serena - ae oe eee “ape ? rs ;€@ tor an innkeeper, Tradesman ry 2) t It is i l
: ' unknown in ! lever ma the Sep. 14—Schr. Livel Jam ; bal Charlottetown. Sept. 18, 1860. we, Ao e , or Merchant. is in the
3 vie that Francie IL. ger there, a ? GOS “ ’ , , Shedi his — ——_————. | midst of the most flourishine ity i sla i
sea, pegs ela C iy ma nee ean eat ure confident ¢ adh Evar vedi Ig Keb sa Statinos — — a | Inidst ie most fi ing Community in the Island, and is
will a fo ena n , " Co1 . es a Westmorland, Evang, tou. Deseata, d PICKLES! PICKLES! PICKLES! | within 4 miles of Summerside and St. Eleanor’s. lt is so well
f , © my Fo pein rs . : aoeee nee : tH Bee, McKae, Pictou; beth, Se ie Just landed ex “ Gazelle.” | known that further description is unnecessary.
{ ituly, hus transferred h ae Qu 7 ; Thi be i ystabulat r, of enforcing their demand Albert Treat, Bowdeu, 1 eo ee re i a ™ AN — ‘rxp| Terms moderate, ard possession civen immediatel :
Cat 2 ¥G slrategi- . * Verte; d Reward, Vemings, Bay Vert undries. sa7INGPOVE’S LONDON MALT AND WHITE WINE a i y-
> nea i.e tehica a0 ~ — 0 i ter { enquiry Vertes de ee eo"? ’ “ vy i ey 7 ‘ ; . . . j JAMES MUIRHEAD
D ‘ “i INEGARS n quarts and pints; Burgess & Son’s/ . : a a —*
e : . rs 2 é 1 of t Comuiiss loners qyminrenneniensiinippieiientoepmnesiremanmtneatsiiaciiininasiintat li Mi ian | \ BG AJ a in quarts ad pl tt Burg. 8 & son 8 | Summerside, Lot 19, Sept. 11, 1860. tf
: “poeta i sii ; iis ob Macercio a London SALAD OIL, Anchovies, } otted MUSTARD, Sardines, | _—_— ~~ 9 “8 29 wept. & pienelichditeution Mei 13
acre LAM ey: , uch a eon Lown Wilh en tbe least BI HVEWT BALE RUER EVEN SRS Tay iW ter, Reading, Cayenne, Chuttney and other SAUCES - | D ~~
" ; th ¥, anouw g wwe ¢ : : ; ye 2 48 A | He ADD SEAS 1 a one e 4 Worcester, Kea sing, Lay enne » nu tney anc o ner JED 5 | '
|; : * ‘Oo ; : a +» Bei % et a SEG R She oR Ge } j \ | Walnut, Chow Chow, Onion, Piceailili, Caulifower and Other | CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.
Tt yniane jour L ee ene ut “ange Mame 4 ie ROP GC Biba Bae aa, Ao PICKLES: Vapers, &e., &e, SWABEY & ROBERTS THe world is astonished at the wonderful cures performed
b oe 0 j heren of ¢ n a8 to the value of SRL ELL II RII Neel tht ala ae - tote a 1860 ADL 4i -OBERTS. ‘ by the Cramp and Pain Killer prepared by
5 dvising Count ¢ t, wh as Speut a hiferime in clearing th — iit ss e Charlottetown, 21st August, 1860. : a. }CURTIS & PERKINS. Its equal has never been known for
k on Vere is rly estimates all laud at what it is, or has| F‘sayem, Stoeh! F RIC Menes 2) — . ut a 7 - | removing pain in all cases ; for the cure of Svinal Complaints
_ ei ) - «i 4 4 ¢ i | (‘ws + y } » . 4 . + ° 4
SUATRIAN 1 wi ness state: and the estimate of the cia 9 Vv heat! #& —_— H A Be W 5 OR & A EE. Cramp in the Limbs and Stomach, Rheumatism in all its
“o Piatti % } cd EEIEY o 2 iS a ame iis ; . l fox li : eee “ea : 1
. ouad, from evidence takeu by ‘the 5 —— : ; i ging : WOR SALE, a fine FARM of 50 acres, near Crann’s, Mal- | oie a Ig — Callie and Fever, Burns, Sore Throats
. f progress . . . , va nee rae —eeee oe in y 3 ~ Soe : Bag pe > oe it rare ‘cided > — . "
| re fo ae a. a ee be Sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY , the) #* peque Koad, fronting 154 chains on the Malpeque and 27 ee is ies we ~ gs a fer / a A whe Psp
vy a b pee : its estimate their fa to be taken in the 18th day of OCTOBER next, at 11 o'clock at Willow| chains on the Lovalist Road—cropped with about 8 or 9 acres | soiieta Te eee A ctesy ag coe ever performed by any
tdd d to the gre y ; Git ' he Farm, the residence of Rauru Brecsen. Escr. one mi e from Oats and Potatoes, abd tix seven-Pasvere. Bome large old | medicine, are on cireu ars in t te hands of Agents.
that the seventh and e:ghth Austria ranging Irom (8. Ou. to Z yor Stes | Faem, vee 7 > ie Paella. z SO IEE Bot: candi ; : mdigir i. ffi. N.| W.R. WATSON, General W bolesale Acent for the Island
; i en Venetia. hackward and worthless land. to | ld in no{ the City, on the Prinestown Road, all his present Stock, VIZ!) Wood on the property. Lately in the occupation o + ay. | d sold by Merch 4
ders \o tia dictates : +swamp, bog, backward and worthless land, 1 [ Sesteter Drasem RORAE Breage: as 7 SWABZY & ROBERTS. | 22d 80'd by Merchants everywhere.
? t 7s. Od. per acre OF course the tenants w | Superior Praugit ie oe , | URATG. Apply to ; ee Fcigenng | August 21, 1860
eee terpenes BSC L085 INAD CS. WH. POE AEEGe i ee ke 7 ee MARE ia foal by Saladin Charlottetown, Jaly 3, 1860. PE Gee Se eh ce Poo |
The Steamship Europa arrived ut Halifax on Wednesday |not agree to pay any such price for their lands. The pro- 1 Young HORSE, rising four years old, | 9p eTEy 1 Prt .
hon ‘ thoaa broucht, prictors vijently are f Ww Zz : 1 : 1 Yearling COLT, } obs D FIREWOOD NEW ZEALAND
‘ : s bree days later dates than those brought) p! i ¢ VA? worning last, with three days la Now, the first question is—Wiil the Commissicners fix a 1 Ayrshire COW, (with calf) | i :
by the Melita, Tie mail wae rocoiy a tere a eee nero, | lower price—a price somewhat similar to that given for th 1 ielend ag os i {\NE HUNDRED CORDS OF FIREWOOD! i ae ‘the oleate ah =
Siang : se: or The following! . ,,-; ‘ _- a ha eaten: Bw thee Pagli SOW porte y the Re Agricultural | 4 a ene : “esi all : eTSOUS, ori 1ei1r Own cost—for the pur
There is, however, but little additional news. The following Selkirk estate, for Lo: 54, for Lot 11, or even for the| 1 aes. fal imported by the Royal Agricultural | 8) lor sale by the Subscriber, in quantities to suit purchas- | ¢ settling in the Province of Auckland Every iadeemation
items are taken from our latest pap:rs. Worrell property? We believe they will d cide upon mgt 2 Wood Sleizhs. 3 Carte | ers, North s.de of Queen’s Square. Hea POLL AR given upon application to
as be carthed at Verona, price that wiil be a fair uvevage between the cost to the 2 Inds Plone: 3 Date Bintvo : BERTRA) | POL ARD, CHARLES BELL
ti mmittee has been uncarthed a | , . 1 Iron Plongh, air Harrows : l 3
A revolutionary committee ; Government of the foregoing estates; and with a full remis- ; as ms , : | Charlottetown, September 18, 1860. in. Emigrant Agent
nd the papers discovered are said to * throw a surprising | Government © ™ aA , bs “ae 2 Horse Hoes, 1 Moulding | lough, TEE iste emcee adi tl City J 12 1860 g gent.
rn >: , ; j ” Aastria, | sion of the arrears of rent, and a thorough relinquishwent 1 Horse Rake, Forks, Shovels Rakes. &c 1 a x : ity June 12 1860. tf
ight on the proc-edings of a neighbouring power.” Austria, EF R iog Loyalist lands by iJ tee 1 Bufal , : t " Bs BY Sh TD ee ae 4
fies “tg : aa en Mn Pe sted tu'of the Fishery veserves auc ne Loyals ands 0 Jaunting Sleigh and Bufaloes a ; ne Be " >
under ordinary circumstances, coul seneony che aati ie Jaz tholdere the agitation may be somewhat lessened, | 1 Box Sleigh, 1 Straw Cutter, — take place at St. Andrew’s, on Thursday, the 4th day of ADMINISTRA ION NOTICE.
: “a : ft. : —e 1e abhJlnoicers a atau , vs At vet : sit Pa WIEBE ER 5 ra ts . ’ » . > one * e :
old off much longer from Italian pay caaitag” 2 Syria seems and the minds of the tenantry in some measure relieved. 1 Koller, 1 Hay Knife, 1 Stubble Rake, October next, for one of the new Patent Prince of Wales} ~ LL persons having demands against the Estate of the late
The specia! correspondence of the Times in Syria seems \ lies held encation toidiedhd cha’ Cniidenlonars tixke 2 Setts Cart Harness, 1 Sett Plough do, | Potato Diggers, of the value of £10, in four prizes of £2 108.| FA Witham Craig, Farmer, of Middleton, Lot 27, deceased,
to be convinced that the Druses have been encouraged by Lut the er + ard to the terms on which jands shail b 1 Single@Bridle, 1 Riding Saddle, jeach. The winners ean have the amount from the Committee are requested to furnish the sume duly attested within twelve
some offivioas Eng'ishmen to believe that “ the slaughter of an award with regard to the cepealane vanes T, es vit i Sett Wagon Harness, 1 Turnip Drill, | in Cash if required. The proceeds to be appropriated in aid | months from this date, and all persons indebted to said Estate
the Chri tians would be aceeptale to England, as tending , gold, shall it be binding on the proprietors me MA}OTI) Lot of Manare jof the funds of the new Catholic Church now in course of | are requested to make immediate payment to Mr. Jesse
tar H x ac ’ aT = ae ; + 4 1s ay AA , * . ge ) : : : ’ Tri
oleate aed fluence,” and he declares that “ it is due| of them seem to think it will not—and that they cannot be 23 ‘Tous Superior Hay, 20 Tons Straw, | erection at St. Andrew’s. _ | Wright, at Bedecae.
ereduce French influence,” a : a ate 7 glled to sci] at amy price or at any time,—they cuntend | 15 Bushels Mummy Wheat | ‘Tickets 2s. 6d. each can be procured from the following JESSE WRIGHT
t) our honour to ascertain who has inspired the Druses with compelled to scil at pric ti Benger > SUCRE PLUMES ’ ie incr HUGH MONTGOMERY E
tbe belief that England would uphold them in their blood- | thatif their titles to the lands are not set aside, the rights) Wien ctenek nena weer PD. Watam P. Srepneys Maw. ~.—.
38 Delle ry ig : ' = . te — eho e he as sacred hei ersons as Vith a variety of otuer articies on. b. CKER, - STEPHENS, a. Lite .
pa ti of property ehould be held as sacred in their persons y i pi gas baste sat - :
rui'tiness, and to take such measures as shall forever destroy of 2 “ ee ae this is the view advocated. with a good Trxrus—All sums under £5, Cash, on delivery; over £5, | James Reppin, Pierce Gavn, Bedeque, Sept. 11, 1860. RG. ins. :
: 3 thers. 40ts is tue VieW av vated, at 5 a . . : ‘ oe siiniiieniaiiiea ta ponnramciatibi Apneiapaiiaaslinigshbitinncipiilbisin
tat belief.” pees Same . PR FE : ~ the | Six Month credit, on approved joint Notes of Hand, Jaaes McUnaira, Donatp MclIsaac, oF
: } f sun ocut by the Islander, the organ of the, % Pl ,
A letter from Naples in the Armonia states that the Queen | deal of circum tp age" Bet Sananasie a e ca te bua Sale positive und no reserve ‘Tnos. Murray, Hon. D. Brenan, Treasurer. ntestate State Sale,
MCtier sfOM : - = . on . : a v7, ‘ 4 ~ uve ent: ¢ 8s beld | paie no ; 7 10 Tese 2. . nig
ayy ; . ‘ . re : roprictors as Well as of the Guve:ument; aud if iti Sent. LL, 1860.
Dewacer 7 Q er children except tie count of Trani, | p ‘a beet gh ae = | , Sains “_"* ’
: “a /- pa or King (his ha catia has taken her | to be sound, there is an end to the demands against the pro- | . . . W ILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer a - ee eee ‘ = BY WILLIAM DODD.
wae remains With the ing ( ii , prietors for arrears of quit reais, fur the restoration of the Sept. 25, 1860 isi & Pro. Tle latest Discovery - oo ae Money to the po BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the —
donna Spala. : mt 7 ee ee a — —— ae — “25° ADS 4 PCRRIZS : ‘ 3 at
‘eparture for Spata ; : stasis Fishery LKeserves and tue Loyaiist lands; aad whether, in ct 1 Ct 4 | Farmers who Purchase. mises, corner of Fitzroy and Hilleborough Streets, on TUESDAY,
The Roman correspondent of the Armonia says, 10 6 this case, they will remit arrears : pe a eh for | Stoves ‘ > ove ' THE PRINCE OF WALES eben ye lperndan ny a the Seceeen ae levered
: z . . : » y ay er . ie 4 Cc me ue x ra
dcted August 16th:— +4 | their own humane consideration. ihe Islander very plainly aad ar a hres | > sig ribose Uf thie baat eae Re ‘ :
aay e-° . +o . ; ‘ Pe. , . sis : pinth
ei General de Lamoriciere pursues his noble task with says—and we know it speaks the vews of the majority of JUST ARRIVED FRCM YARMS UTH. N.'S New Patent ii otatoe Digger, ea a : ‘ ri > Cay 9h Femty ae
dacrity. and has already produced wonderful results. Ancona ; hat the, Commission are restricted to an NRESH STOCK of the celebrated Cooking, Franklin and | blangy Tir Part of the Real Estate which belonged to the late
acrity, and has already p 4 | the proprietors—tha Commission are restric 4 ope GEOR JENKINS, Patentee, Lot 49 hn And
ve > ttt fended. The port is closed with allie 2 eee ; ae } sox STOVES, with large Metal Boilers, for sale by Of GEORGE JE? iS, aventes, +) ohn Anderson,
8 superbly fortified and defended. f ring vs fortifi- | °P4"'"¥ into the titles, and the Isiander leeis conhuent _ on esllowitik thaw Site 5 re FHVHE above named DIGGER has been tried and proved to | of Charlottctown, Master Mariner, deceased, intestate at the time of his
tains, and guarded with temporery a 4 a ives | the titles will be confirmed, Indeed, it plaiuly YF bey yu a McDoxauy & Buorumrs.........+Georgetown. | fT be the best invention of the kind everseen on this Island, | death, that is to say: All that piece of ground measuring forty-five
tations towards the sea are completes ; every ship eC Pe i the Commission was appoimted for the purpose of ehutirming Wx. Cheasnts .-Murray Harbour. and for which Letters Patent have beea granted by the | sagt a epg tes Ff .. se uiteburvugh St., (a little more
is compelled to pars before a range of oe ag , sare | ithe titles; and if they don’t do what was expected from H. J. P. Temuizzicnkn............» Charlottetown. | Goverament of this Island. Any one infringing ou the same Salcmearaieg' eka eae John co ian ao sat poameallll
. : e 4 r 4 é ; ° . ‘ io ur) . Ee : ; : es ee j Saou bd ’ ADLET ’ : s
tod fortified] think 1 may assure you that Garibaln | them, their report will be treated with very littie respect by Mr. LYNN. ......,s+eeeseeereess Wheatly River. will be prosecuted as the law directs. ecladin ,
would fare badly if he attempted ona of his usual coups de | the proprietary party BaGnath & SUAW....0seceesee0ee NeW Giaszow. The following Agents will tak» orders for these celebrated | CATHERINE ANDERSON, 4
main in that quarter. Such is Lamoriciere’s activity that | We can hardly give an opinion yet touching the result of Garrett & HuDsSaNn....eeeeee eee Fyfe's Ferry. | Machines, which are warranted to dig from 24 to 3 acres each Administrateix of Eetate of late Joan Anderson, the
be Las visited Ancona eight different times in fifteen days, cy fj ih Pie thee al Skpeeion of the belief, which McK ax. &. Sm. «40.2400 46i0eees ew London. | day, with proper attendance and care :— _ Charlottetown, August sais, Mesa ca a4 =) rit —
, a ves : for defence. At his the enquiry, fart i P . REUBEM, TUPLIN¢+.000000:sceeesse+ Margate, |W. W. Luxvine and J. Romans, Charlottetown, where oge of | : 2, A Iie: em ne i
& superintend the last preparatiqus for ~~ - tries of 38 generally entertained, that neither landlords nor tenants D. & P.. MeNoure Malaeaue che -aaniiealy ales ah teak EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN RAILWAY, ssuty i
. a ‘ ud cries 0 “ * er . ie ae - & + wiCl af ACFE ae Ok Oem na maco Pe Re ys ‘ 3
ast revicw of the tro >ps, he a wired ee a ye wil be satisfied ; and that the agitacion about tue laud | Be. GRamtie csscwssd Kove Ginx si aed, | Husny Farquuarson, South port. | From St. John to Shediac, a ;
* Long live our brave General! The euthusiasin o tenures will be kept up with a more lively spirit than in Dy Ranagten.. sviewss odsieyos ss & wy is immense and universal. * | foraice years, producing, as oue of its first und most g'orious And at P. Srernens’s Cheap Store, Orwell, where one of} Grores Avams, Vernon vehi bi , Charlottetown, P. LK. [., Sept. 4 1860. . 3m. vad moral
. ’ | ui al “wee aes : , Goveruwent io he Stoves ean be seen in use. Any parties wanting tnese) Panter Carron, Contractor, St. Andrew’s. | -——_—__—__—_——_ . = :
CRE’S ARMY. sults, the destruction of the present bad Gover the : : Ss ; “te : ‘ es ,
eT pene : hat lass the a ha d : | Stoves will require to order them immediately, as many have Bewsawin Acorn, Grand River East. and at EDT CATION. wards and
The Paris letter ia the Daily News says that unless the | (his Island, ‘ E }
*pe, yielding to the demand of Pied
= . math ATT
Mamoriciere and bis bands, they will probably be attacked LE 'TER FROM SIR ALEXS pOuee
Kcwediately by a Sardinian army, with Victor Emmanuel iw ON THE LAND QUESTION.
person at its head. : Ws received the following letter by the Jast Mail from our
| The Delots mentions a report that Count Cavour has given | Yenerable friend aud formerly very popular Governor ot this
MAN
”
La
eidinal Antonelli to uuderstand that any movemen * | island, Sir Alexander Bannerman. We ae vot aware that
*¢ Poutifical troops, beyond the frontiers ef the Roman | His Excellency intended the letier for publigation, but as be
etes, woud be considered an act of intervention, aud that}
authorises us (o wake a statement concerning his counection
“dOnt would io such case think it-eif justified in oceupy-| with the Land Question, we prefer using his own words for
the rehes i
be Marches. ay baa : S doiie the purpose ; '
as tue wmintsterta] journals 0. Tur in contain ieacers | GOVERNMENT Houvsg,
3110 ‘ hich he threatens with }
eres Orders of tbe day, in :
. Tuey say that the Pied- |
Veraiment cannot leave, without protection, [taitan |
. - ;
'O tue assaults of a foreigu Power. '
NEWFOUNDLAND, :
12th September, 1860.
Dear Srgj—I frequently take a glance at - ree ye to
2 : of the Island, in the prosperity of which lave
etaas teen I regret tw find that the Land,
(OWS Chat may revolt
sd € % Usk 1
hu
‘4 ourrespuudent of the Debafs canuot veleve In always taken a lively interest
4 o : 12ems to create dis 18 ¢ ani-
pemence of. th aC tthe d ; gubrary to the) Question is one which efill seems to create disputes and a7
u 4.5 OFUCr Ol the da , &v cuuls J 2 ee " . perenne
| uagaity between Landigrd aud Tenant; but my attention was,
a OBulucter,
Pavrick Steruens’s Cheap Store, Orwell, where one of the; A T the Monthly Meeting of
the Board of Education, held 9 *hinking
| above can now be seen at work, and one of McKenzie’s | —
of band.
this day, it was ordered that the fullowing notification rowd, “a
‘“ : i be i rte i . Tu ‘ > Send n
ta Please call and sce before purchasing elsewhere. patent algo. be inserted in all the newspapers : wee
Isl 3m
j
ne tA | All Teachers whose
September 25, 1860. achers whose
oe ;or may enter into new
* half
terms have expired, or who have entered ar +
rice and Terms same as those of the Patentee. eigagements subsequent to the passin
o 3.
FIRST QUEEN’S COUNTY TROOP GF CAVALRY, September 11, 1860.
\of the amended Education Act (2nd May, 1860,) will be ad- Se : ;
TO ae a re ed mitted to an examination at the Board Room, on the Jast ~u f
ATTENTIGN Varnish Knotting, &e, | Thursday of each succeeding month. nd
Candidates are required
| PANUE Subscriber has received per He/ena, from New York, to attend, as above, on the day previous, at ten o'clock, for
the following VARNISHES, which he will sell at greatly the purpose of performing preparatory exercises,
reduced prices :— JOUN McNEILL,
: a — re Secretary of Board of Education. asa
: a = I PL as yi VARISH, Charlottetown, June 28, 1860.
. ANNO. me . seni * nee ~ -
FENLIE Members of this Troop are requested to meet at the
Barrack Square for Drill, Inspection of Accoutrements,
and Pistol Practice, on TUESDAY, the 9th of OL ages at
3 vo’ cluck by order of the Major in Command.
9 U CiucK, Pp. M., Dy Orcer Oo } eeene- ry
, J. H. GATES, Cornet. -
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dv.,
September 25, 1860.
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1 do. Drying Japan
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Senta mE ee NT ; oe ake wb: dv, LL Persons indebted to the Subscriber by Book Account, or other.
Private ‘fraining Acaiemy a 1 an pea : } wise, are requested ‘to make payment before the FIR*T day of:
| DECEMBER next, a8 any accounts remaining due alter that Gate will
_ be sued fur without further notice. i
/ GEORGE F.C LOWDEN,
3a.
PEXILE ensuing quarter ia this INSEIVOTION will open) Best English VARNidiES and PAINTS on a at former
mae eae ry . A t . awe . pee r ole ? .
i on MONDAY, the FIRST OCLUBEK, at 9, a. m. | prices. ms W. R. WATSON,
Sept lw. | City Drug Store, Sept. 11, 1860.
* Gity, Sepiewber ¥5, 1860, Charlottetown, September 18, 1960.