Summerside Journal -- 1868-02-13 -- Page 3

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Prince County Agrioultural Sovioty.

According to announcement a meeting was |
held in the Court House, St. Eleaner’s, on)
Saturday last, for the purpose of organizing
an Agricultural Society for the County,
James Wiggins, Esq. President of the St.
Eleanor’s Agricultural Society, took the chair,
when the following resolutions were carried |
unanimousiy .

Moved by James J. Fraser, Esq., seconded
by George Compton, Esq.

Resolved, That this Society shall be cated
the Prince County Agricultural Society.

Meved by Benjamin S. Mills, seconeed by
Mr. Robert Glover.

Resolved, That Messrs. James J. Fraser,
George Jones, and Mr. Alex. Laird, be a
Comniittee to revise and amend the Uonsti-
tution of the Sdciety.

Moved by Mr, Alex. Laird, seconded by
George Price. ;

Resolved, That a Public Meeting of this
Society be held in Summerside, on Saturday
The 22nd inst., at 2 o'clock, p.m., when the
‘amended Constitution will be submitted, and
‘Office Bearers chosen for the ensuing year.

The above meeting will be held in Strong's
Mall,

J.J, Fraser, Sec'y,

FARMERS’ CLUB.

Ata Meeting of a number of Farmers from
‘various sections of Queen's County, held hist
evening at the North American Hotel a society
was formed named the Fanscers Crunthe ob

ject of which is the diffusion of practical and

+ Rustico

scientific knowledge on the subject of Agri-
culture.

Alex. Robertson, Esqr., (St. Peter's Road)
Was called to the chair, and, A MeNeill was
appointed to act is Serectary. Several Res-
olutions were submitted and adopted for the
government of the society, and the following
gentlemen were appointed office bearers for
the en ucing year viz: —

Prusipenr—J. T. Jenkins, Esqr., M.P.P.

Vick Presivents- H. Longworth, Esq.,
Royalty; C, Kennedy, Usq., BP. Road; W-
Swabey, Esqr., Royalty.

Treasunen—H. Longworth, Esqr.

Sxorerary—Arch. McNeill.

Alex. Robertson, Esq., St. Peter's Road;
Tsaue Henderson, Bracley Point Road; Angus
Martin, Brackley Point Road; Alexander
Scott, do.; David Mutch, Rustico; Murdock
MeLeod, West River; James Dixon, Clyde
River; Sylvester Doirant, Rustico; Wm.
Deacon, Malpaque Road; Alex. McBeth, St.
Peter's Road; Duncan Kennedy, Brackley
Point Road, Esquires, were appointed a coni-
mittee, with power to add to their number.

After which the club adjourned till Friday,
the 7th inst. , ev to meet at their Club rooin
North American Hotel, at the hour of 6
o'clock.

A MecNEILL, Secretary.
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The Revenue of P. E. Island for 1867,

Below will be found a statement of the
Revenue for the financial year ending Stst
January 1868, anda comparison of the sources
from which it has been derived for the last
iad previous years :

SOURCE OF REV. — |

S),983,
476
2,997

80
oy
Bui)
0
1p)

Charlottetown
Bedeque
Georgetown
Murray Uurbor
Grant River
Sonsis

St. Peter's

‘apaud
London
slpeque
uinpec
Orwell Bay
Pinette .
Light and A. Duties -
Land Assessment
Public Lands
Crown Lands
Rent of Watren Farm
Post Otlice
Col retary’s Feos
Ke Tees
Customs’ Fees
Warehouse Pees
Taind Assessment BF
Prince Wales Colles
License Duties .
res *:
Fines und Penalties -
Casual int. on Bouds
Wharfage : :
Mil. Barrack Ground 1,884
Rent of Oyster Beds
Miscellaneous
Potal

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From the foregoing figures, it will be seen
that there is this year an increase in the
amount of rever ue received from Georgetown,
Grand River, Rustico, Crapaud, Malpeque,
and Orwell Bay, while there is a considerable
falling off at all the other ports. ‘The reevipts
from Public Lands, are £2,941 12s. 11d. Jess
thin they were in 1866, but considering that
the first (and largest) instalments of the
Cunard Purchase wore paid that year, the
reduction is not so he wy as we anticipated,
The Military Barrack ground also yie ds a
smaller revenue than it did in 1866, whieh

will be the case every year until the purchase |)

money is all paid into the Government. In
the Miscelluneous” item is included the sum
of £864 15s. received from Nova Scotia an]
New Brunswick as contributions towards the
erection of the North Cape and East Point
Light Houses. ‘The heavy importations of
1866 have. as was forseen, materially affected
the trade of 1867, but all things considered,
we think the revenue of tic present, though
over £17,000 short of that ot last year, is a
good one. It exceeds the expenditure by
nearly £1000. —Datriot Feb 6 :

At a Meeting of the Board of Directors for
the current year in the Charlottetown Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, held at the Secre-
tary’s Office, on Monday evening, the Hon,
George Beer was chosen President; H.Palmer,
Esqr, re-elected Secretary and Treasurer;
Artemus Lord and Bertram’ Moore, Esqrs.,

“' Fe-clbcted Appraisers, and W. BE. Dawson and
Wm, C, Trowan, Esqrs., were appointed

Sp

£4

Auditors.—/s0,

Tho proceeds of the Concert held at St.
Andrew's Hall, on Thursday evening last,
Amounted to £28.

The following is a pretty correct statement

_ of yesterday's polling between the Queen's

Printer and Mr. McEwen:

Quesy'’s Printer. McEwen.
Red House, 56 42
Tlead of Bay, 220 43
Morell, 124 938
St. Andrew's 88 80
488 263

Majority for Queen's Printor, 225.—J/er, *

$a" Rev. Mr. Freeman will preach (D.V)
next Sunday, in the Summerside Grammar
School. at 84 o'clock.

ailarried,

Re en ene

At Margate, on the 4th inst., by Rey. W.
W. Colpitts, Mr. Thomas Robins, of Bedeque
to Mrs. Francis Mayhew, of Margate.

At the residence of the brides father on the
Vith inst. by the Rey. R. Wedall, assisted by
the Rev. W. W. Colpitts, Mr. John Webster
of Margate, to second daughter of Mr.

|New Advertisements this Da

Say sane ethnic

y

TLost—Andrew Reid

Notice—Jonathan Adams

Stray Sheep—Jdohn H. Rogers

Valentines—Bertram’s Book Store.

Watchmaker & Jowcler—W.W. Wellner,
Died.

At 72 Bedford Street, South Liverpool on
the 26th ult., at the residence of her son, Sir
dames Malcolm, Bart, ef Balbedie and Grange
Vifeshire, Helen, Relict of James Malcolm,
Esq-,and oldest sister of the Hon, James
Duncan, M. P. P., Charlottetown Vrince Ed-
ward Island

At Princetown Royalty, on the 80th ult.,
deservedly regretted ter a short illness,
aged 76 years, Helen, widow of Donald Me-
Gougan, who died two months ago. They
were lovely in their lives, and in their death
they were not divided.

At Bedeque, on the Gth inst., Mr. Peter
Schurman, in thé 100 year of his nge. ‘The
deceased was one of the loyalists,and the last
one left of those who settled in Bedeque. He
came to this ashind in the y 1785, One of
the most praiseworthy things that can be said
of him is that he never tasted a drop of liqnor
during his life time; this, considering the

time he cume here, is a very rave thing. Le
was very hearty, and kept up to the list. It

is believed that he digd not leaving an enemy,
for while he was living he was noted for hi
kind disposition. Le leaves a very large
number of children, grand ehildren, great
grand children, and friends to lament him.

'
.
LOST
OST, between Tryon and Summerside, a
4 PARCEL containing some female clothes,
The finder will be reworded Ly leaving it at

the Store of Major Waight, Esy.. Centreville,
BDedeque, at the otra. or by bringing |
it to ANDREW REID, |

Tryon, Feb. 12, 1868. lin*

Wotice !

S the late WILLIAM COUSIN’S FARM,
advertised to be soldjonth hof March
noxt, is not all in T ot 2 rt is Lot 18—
the purchaser had battef# examine title before
purchasing that part.
: JONATUAN ADAMS.
Lot 18, Feb, 18, 1808,—3i* pro 2i,

STRAY SHEEP !

TANILERE has heen on the Subscriber's pre-

tmnises since the Ist of OOPOBER last, av
STRAY EW. The owngr requestad to
come and prove property,/p: “xpenses, and

tuke her away,

JOHN HH. ROGERS,
Linkletter Road, Feb. 12, 1$08.—1i*

VALENTINES !

FONE Mth of Peurgyry is * VALENTINE
DAY.” ComeAind buy your supply at
BERTRAMWS BOOK STORD,

Teb. 13, 18

“WILLIAM W. WELLNER,
Watchmaker and Jeweller.
(Sucensson To A. Percuase)

\

ATCHES and CLOCKS of all kinds
carefully repaired, cleaned and regula.

CONSTANTLY GN WAND?

i ted. JEWELRY of all jkinds neatly and
strovgly repaired. a

! asupply of WATCHES, GOLD and PLATED

whieh will be sold roasonably.
rade conducted on the no credit

JEWEL
NB
system,
<3" Shop lately ocenpied by A.Purchuse,
ite Hon. P. Walker's, Great George

Cha ‘lottetown, Feb. 5, 1562. 1m

REGULAR LINE oF
i
£> PACKETS 22

FROM

Liverpool and Glasgow,

ig [ie Subscribers inform the public that the

following Vessels will be at a loading
berth at LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW, and
will sail from their respective ports on the
Ist AVRIL next.

FROM LIVERPOOL:

The A. 1. Ship “1. C, OWEN,” 480 tons
Register, Coppered, Angus Brown,
Commander,

IROM GLASGOW:

The Bark * EMPR 80 tons Reigster,

» Tt Burea » Joun Giuuits,
Commander

Both these Vessel: hafe first class accom-
mnodation for passengers.

Tor ht or Passage apply in Liverpool
to Messra. Willinin: Stewart © Co. 1 & 2
‘Trafford Chambers, South Jolin Street; in
Glasgow to James Kelso, Jun., Esquire, Union
Street, or ih Charlottetown to

I, C. OWEN,
WILLIAM WELSH,
Ch'Town, P. E. Island, 2
Jan, 25ta, 1868. 5

3

2m

Freehold Farm
AUCTION.

FP MIE Subscriber has received instructions

from the Widow of the late WILLIAM
COUSINS to sell at AUCTION, on the pre-
mises, on

Thursday, March 5th,

at 11 o’clock,a.m,, that valuable FREEHOLD
PROPERTY, recently occupied by the late
WILLIAM -COUSINS.

Tt consists of 161 acres of LAND of excel-
lent quality, situated on the North Side of the
South West River,

NEW LONDON, LOT 20,

110 acres are under cultivation, and are now
in good order. A Marsh of 10 acres extend-
ing along the entire front. ‘Che remainder
of the land is covered with a lirge growth of
Hard Wood, Scantling and Poles. Abun-
dance of Mussel Mud ix witifn a few chains
of the shore.

The Fe

has a front of 15 chains on the river, and will
be sold in one or two lots to suit purchasers ;
and a good and valid title willl be given,

The Buildings

consist of an DWELLING HOUSKE, 55 x 26, |
with a kitchen attached 22 x 18; two large
BARNS and other Outhouses, all recently
built and well finished,

The above property is within a mile and a
half of LONG RIVER WILARB, where large
quantities of produce are annnally shipped.
It is n desirable investment for any person
wishing to purchase an excellent farm.

TERMS OF SALE.—A credit of five years
will be given, payable by instalments,

Further particulars made known on day of

Robert Inman, of Bedeque.
On the Srd inet., by the Rev. J. Davis. Mr.
Edward Crawferd, to Miss Charlotte Lang,

both of Tryon, |

SUMMERSIDE JOUR

EXTENSIVE SALE

OF

General Merchandise!

TEMIE Subscriber has received instructions
from the Rey. R. 8. PATTERSON, to
sell by public

AUCTION,

On Tuesday the 18th Feb. next,

at the Store formerly occupied hy the late}
DONALD M, PAT PERSON, Summerside.
Sale to commence ut 10 o'clock, a. un. and
continue from day to day until the whole is
disposed of, the whole of his remaining
Stock of Morchandize, comprising a lirge
and varied assortment of Fancy and Staple

Dry Goods,
EiZardware, &c.

The Dry Goods consist in part of
Broad Cloths, Doeskins, weeds, Beaver
and Mantle Cloths, Blankets, Flannels,
‘Towels, Grey Cotton, Faney Dress
Stuff, in Checks, Lustres, Co-
burg’s, Wincey, Alpaca,
Print Gingham, }&e
Winter &
Shirting, Bed
tick, Cotton,

Hardware:

Knives and orks, Chain Traces, Glass,
Nails, Axe c., two superior sets
ighing Scales.

Together with a host of other articles usu-
ally found in such Stores, and too numerous
to mention,

‘Tenas—Sums of 20s. and uader,cash on de-
livery; all sums above 203., and under £3,

onths credit; and for all sums about

v3
three mp
£50, a credit will be given until the 20th Oct.
next, on approved Joint Notes of Mand.

Sale positive, and no reserve,

A discount of LO per cent. for cash on all
sums above £3,

JOUN CLAY, Auct.

Jedeque, Feb. 6, 186:

Great Clearance Sale

AUCTION!

tilish & American Bouse,
SUMMERSIDE.

FYMIE Subscriber in order to eifect a com-

Lopibte dleninice of Iie NeuuleStacle will
commence selling by AUCTION, on
ny . lee a

Luesday the 25th Feb,

and continue until the whole is disposed of

The Stock consists of—
Dress Stulfs,

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a!

Hats & Caps,

Prints, Boots & oes,
Striped Shirting, Crock are,
Clothing, Gla ey

Cloths, Kr'sene & other laps

Roll Linings,

Gk iu Variety,

Ilosiery,

Woden Shirts,

Shawls,

Enamel Cloth,

Rubber over Coats,

Carpenter's ‘Tools,

Taunterns,

Locks in Var’

Skates & 5

Counter Sc i
Carriage Axles,

Cooking,
Close,
& Franklin
STOVES. |
30 Bbis. Labrador Herring.

Trenms—For the above; all ms under

50s. cash, all amounts abov tuntil the |
Ist of November next, o} ed Joint)
Notes.

—ALSO—

IMMEDIATELY ALTER;
Doz’'s. Pails, Extra Flour, (choice)
Do. Brooms, Cornmeal,
Boxes Ly'pool Soap, Bags Nails & Spikes,
Bhs. Copperas, Sides Sole Leather,
Do. Alum, Tron, (assorted sizes)
600 bush. Liverpool Salt.
TERMS —All sums under Ten Pounds Casit;
above that sum Tira MONTHS CREDIT,
on approved joint notes.

JAMES L. HOLMAN,

dowelry,

Lead Pipe,
Bed Cords,
Metal Pumps,
Coffin Mounting,
Fire Irons,
Rubber Boots,

Seythes,
I1fe da,

Gee, &ee

British & American House, 2
BEGUN EE
FISHING PROPERTY

ag

AUCTION.

THNO he sold by public AUCTION on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 4uh

day of MARCIL next, at 1 o'clock, p. m., the

leasehold interest Git a nominal rent) of

TWO ACRES OF LAND,
on KILDARE ISLAND, at the entrance of
Cascumpec harbor, with the Buildings there-
on erected, consisting of

A Fishing Stage,

40 x 86; well adlapted for the purpose, with a
sleeping loft on the second flat. Also—

A Fisa use,

for storing Dry Vish, the\upper flat being
fitted up as a Store.

These buildings are on the bank of the
Kildare River, atits entrance where Pishing
Boats lay afloat, thereby avoiding the labor
and damage occasioned by beaching, and
where vessels drawing not more than 8 feet of
water may load and discharge cargo without
the assistance of boats or lighters.

Also—at the same time and place,

38 FISHING BOATS, 27 ft. keel.
1 Do, Do 200, Da

All in good repair, together with Anchors,
Cables, Rigging and Sails, mostly new,
Also—a quantity of Barrels, Puncheons,
Casks. Tubs, Seales & Weights, [andbarrows,
Herring and Mackerel Nets; in fact all the
furniture and appurtenances belonging to a
firstclass Fishing Establishment.
‘TERMS :—For all sums under 80s., cach
on delivery: all sums of 80s. and upwards,
a credit of eight months will be given on ap-
proved Joint Notes of Hand,

BENJAMIN ROGERS.
Alberton, Feb, 6, 186

sale.
GEORGE ANDERSON,
Auctioneer, |
New London, 27th Jan., 1868.—ip pro

Corns and Warts
ROBINSON'S
W.R. WATSON,

URSD

CASH for OATS! |
TIE UWIGHEST MARKET PRICE WILL

Be Paid in Cash, |
By the subscriber, for ANY QUANTITY of!

Gocd Oats! |

Delivered in| Summerside. |
L. VICKEKSON. '
Sunimerside, Jan, 6, 1868.
OTICE
.
FYPIE Subscriber, having accepted the office |
of Inspector of Inlund Revenue tor New!
Brunswick, has retired from the Auction and |
Commission business, which in future will be
carvied on by his Sons Cuanres U. and Peep
enick S. Hanronp, under the name of ,

HANFORD BROTHERS, . |

and while he begs to return thanks to his!
iny friends for their former Ke, he
would also solicit a continusfice jof it to the
new firm, hoping it wiil prove worthy of their

confidence.

TILOMAS HANFORD.

St. John, N.B., Jan, 10, 1868. 3in [jan $0

HANPFORD BROTIERS,

Successors to ‘Thomas Hanford,

Commission Merchants
And Gne ral Agee

11 NORTH MARKET WHARF,
ST. JOHN, N, B.,

Chas. U. Hanford...........Pred. S. Hanford,
Jan, 21, 1868.

Schooner alho!
FPNIL Subseviber offers FOR SALE the

HULL AND SPARS

OF A SCITOONER, of about 40 tons, N.M., which
he isnow building and which will ber to

launch on the FIRST OP MAY 1 he is of
the best nuiterial and a super ne
‘Terms liberal. Any person wi to pire’
must apply to the subscriber ou or bore the

day of Mareh next,
JAMES McNEILL.
fth, 1868,

Barber Shop!

PONE subscriber respectfully announces to
the ; cople of Summerside, and the public
in general, thathe has opened a

BARBER SILOP !

on St. Stephen Street, in the ho ‘joining

Messrs. O'Neill & Son's Stor where he is

prepared to do all work appertaining to his
profession, Lest assortment of

Hair Oils, Hair Resiorers, Tooth

Poreders, Dyes, cbc.,

always on hand on the most reasonable terms.

CILTAS. OTTO WINKLER.

Summerside, Jan 80, 1868.

STRAYED !

1) from the Subscriber's premises.

Sis

WD on FRIDAY, dist January, a\blagk
white Cow. Anybody housing Shine 2
giving information to the Subscribe) will be

suitubly rewarded:
GEO. W. WIGGINS
St. Bleanor’s, Feb. 6G, 1868.—i

Stray Sheep.
Boe in the woods, in a stat starva-

tion, on the subseribers far n the Old
Miulpeque Road, O SUE). Lhe Awner is
requested to come and prove property, pay
expenses, and take them away,
DAVID BERTRAM.
13¢ 3in

IN

P, &. ISLAND.
ey subseriber having acquired a thorough
knowledge of his business as MILL

WRIGIED and MACHINEST while in’ the
United States, particularly in tge line of
niunuficturing SUINGLE M KES on
the Jatest and most improved priffeiple, has
concluded to remuin a short time in the Istand,
he has now openeda SHOP in SUMMER-
SIDE, and is prepared to receive orders for
Cutters, ‘

Porsons requiring his services will do well
to leave their orders soon, as he intends only
to build a limitod number,

Further particulars made known by address
to him at Summerside,

J.N. BURNS.

January 23, 1868.

Yarmouth Cook Stoves,
FOR SALE AT

MARGATE, REW LONDON!

TENE Subscriber has on hand and for sate
on the usual terms, an assortinéat of the
above and justly eclebrated COOK mfp
Parties wishing to purchase will please ap-
ply to R. W. ‘Tremain, at Margate, or to the
undersigned at New Londen,
GEORGE ANDERSON.
Dee. 19, 1867. 8m
Salt! Salt! |

ik BRIG ZULEIKA from Liverpooi— |

1092 BAGS SALT
2400 bush. bulk do.

For sale very low.

JAMES L. HOLMAN,

Summerside, Dec ‘
SEED WHEAT AND —
FLOUR.

have this duy received from Montreal 300
Bushels

White Bald Seed Wheat,

the kind most approved of and jae H#rOWn

in Canada,
ALSO:
100 barrels of the ce'ebrated

Alloway Mills Flour.
', ROGERS,

oummorside. Dee I
&
WHOLESALE !
ae Subscriber has received per Zulieka
A and Kewadian from ENGLAND—Sehr.
J&B. fom BOSTON, Providence from MON-

TREAL, and Sca Bird from UALIFAX the
following !

STAPLE GOODS,

which he offers ata small advance on cost for
cash or approved eredit:—
40 Chests Tea,(very choice.)

6 Cases Confectionary, (4 &6 lb.bottles)
30 boxes Layer Raisins,

4 bags Rice, 2 bbls, Currant,
8 bbls, crashed Sugar,
8 Iihds. Molasses, ¢

17 Kegs bi-carbonate Soda,

6 Lils. Soda Crystals,
2 cages Bath-brick,

50 Casks Kerosene Oil,

50 sides sole Leather,

10 boxes Tobacco, 10 do. Natural Leaf,
1 cask Patty in bladders,

25 boxes Liverpool Soap,17 boxes Pipes,
1 cask shect Zine, 8 biis. ‘Ta
2 bbls. Rosin, 2 do. Copper
1 do. Alum,80 Kegs Cut Nai

10 tons refined iron, (all sizes.)

JAMES L. HOLMAN,

are permanently and effectually cured by
the use ot
Patent Corn Solvent. \
For sale by
City Drug Store, Ch’town,
Dee 26, 1887,

Britlsh & American House, |
Summerside Dec. 5, 1867. ‘

ARY 13, 1868."

Age of Improvement!

The advantage of this Machine is that it cuts | ¢

; said Shipyard.

: i ¢. :
Vlour, Wine, Spirits, Teas,
: : .
Groceries, &c., &e,
ie SUBSCRIBER HAS IN STORE, and of-
fers tor sale ut bis store iu Water Street:
Bhls FLOUR, Coske SHERRY,
Caske Port WIN Cyses CLAKET,
Pana Demerara } H
Hhds GIN, (DeKaym
Casks Scotch YIsk
Casks Pale BRANDY
* Brown a
Cases Old Ton GI
Bugs RIC
Gunes CO
Hales CORE

NOTICE!

HE debtors of REUBUN TUPLIN, jun.,

of Margate, are hereby notified to inake
‘immediate payment of their respective debts
to the subscriber, as Assignee of Mr, Tuplin's
Estate, orto his agent MrR. W. Tremars,
hat Murgate.
All amounts unpaid after the first day of
| December next, will be sued for to close up
| the Estate,
| The eveditors of the Estate are hereby
notified that those accepting of the provisions
of the Assignment in satisfaction of their
| demands must do so on of before the fifth day
(of December next, by signing the Deed to
| that effect, which now lies with the said K.
W. ‘Tremain, for execution by the assenting
creditors.

Creditors not assenting as above will Le
;febarred from the benefit of the assignmens,
jin declaring dividends,

GkO. ANDERSON,
Assignee.
Margate, Oct 6, 1867—6m ex8i isl6m [Oct 34

neca BRANDY
Cases WHIK E
Chests & Lif do.

t

VARY, (7 Ib boxes)
swon) Bales Corks (Wine)
! tn, Bbls Baking SODA,
ol SOAP, Comp'n. CANDLES
d ‘Tins MUO ARD, (Coleman s/
Hoxes Co'enuin's STARCH, ;
Ting ARDINE Pots Anchovy PASTE,
Boxes BLACK LEAD, (Nixy’t] &e., &e. &e-
ALBO, ALWAYS ON HAND?
ISLAND MADE WHISKEY, {a ood arti

DOUGLAS M. HARRINGTON,

le}

| Assignee’s Notice,

i R. JOUN ANDREW McDONALD, of
a Summersflv, Merchant, having by deed
of Assignment this cay registered in the
Deputy Prothonotury’s Office, at St Eleanor’s
assigned all his BOOK DEBTS, Property,
real, personal and mixed, to the subseriber,

for certain purposes and t§usts therein men-
tioned — =

NOTICE is hereby given\ that the Creditors
of the said John Andrew MeDonald whe wish
to come in and execute said trust deed, are
— 1 | requested to do so within sixty days from this
I date, otherwise they will be debarred trom
4} Participating in any of the benetits of said
trust Estate.
Phe Great Amurican Datent | All persons indebted to the suid John

SHINGLE Curr R ; |} Andrew McDonald are hereby requested to
BR!

tauke immediate payment of their respective
The only one inthe Island!

FINLAY McNEILL

at CORNER SYTORL, opposite CRABB'S |

is selling off a large assortmont

GOODS

HOTEL,

100

Tons Pictou Slack COALS for sale.
Buninerside, Jan. 16, 1867.

debts to the subscriber, at his otlice in Sum-
merside, who along is now authorized to re-

ceive and grant redyipts for the same.

LINUS B. McMILLAN.

the block with the grain of the wood

leaying a perfectly smooth
surface to the
Shingle,

Those who have used qiese shingles
give them the deckled pre-
jerence ov
others.

Any quantity to be had at

Brown’s Vale Mills,
Lot 26, at 9s. per M.; and at Sununerside
at 10s. Gd, per AL.

Grist Mill, Saw Mil
Machines in full eperation.
ig Particular attention paid to the

MANUFASTURE OF FLOUR

Tee. 26, 1867.

| \ MEREAS hy virtue of a Deed of Re-
i lease and Assignment made and Exe,
}euted the 21st day of OC'T., inst., and duly
filed and registered in the proper offices in
jthis Island, WM. L.4DA\WSON, late of
| Charlottetown, ‘Tanner, relcnsed, assign-
“dd, t ansferved, and eyed to the under-
‘signed all his real and \personal Estate in
| Prince Edward Ishund, and all Debts and sums
of money und securities therefore due and
| owing unto him, as well as all the personal
lL; and Tath | state and Eitvets belonging to, and ull debts
fand sums of money and securities therefore

{due and owing to GHORGE NICOLL, late of

| Charlottctown, Shoemaker, which had been

iby him assigned and conveyed to the said

| Williim LB. Dawson, by w certain Deed of
Assignment duly registered, upon certain

——-. | Trusts, and for certain purposes, in the eaid

PPMLY Subscribe
the Stock of Ja
Course of thanniictine,
conriating in the whole o
2) alliof OF
2,400
18) sides ot ILA

780 CALE KIN,
Stock is now ready for Sale, and the
in course of completion, and will be

Bh LUATHER, |

: | first mentioned Deed of Assignment expres-
Blanks of all kinds, for sale at|sed. ‘Vhis is to notify all persons indebted
te © Journal Office j to the said W. B. Dawson, and to the said
Notes of Hand, Judgments, or otherwise,
that the several sums due from them respec-
ht tively, must be paid forthwith, to Messrs.
rat PR

TER now finished and in ‘ ‘ f
ely ieny, | duly authorised to receive and give receipts
Gee) PANN EIN nailie same; and all persons to whom tlic
to furnish their claims and Accounts duly
ittested to the said Messrs, Alley & Davies,

forthwith,

THOMAS DAWSON,
RICMARD HEARTZ.
THOMAS ALLEY.

| George Nicoll, whether by Book Account,
W.B. Dawson’s Estate.

VATE SALE.) Artey & Davirs, Solicitors, who have been

{said W. 1B. Dawson is indebted, are requested
Dated at Charlottctown, this 25th Oct., '67

| SE EG Malhheaindanehs
| cw Vy Sha
| READ THIS !

The attention of parele .
advertivement, as this Stock aust be disposed of
us xpeedily us poesible,

THOMAS DAWSON,
OU Eee, 2) ¢ Teualees: A LL persons indebted to the sub-
Charlottetown, Nov. (1, 1857.=1f vat | 43 seribers by Promisory Note or

seeereennss : wees | Book Account, are hereby uotified
i] Fad ony a Pithat their respective Accounts are
Leasehold & at am jnow ready for inspection, and a full
CUMS Subrrben oer Soe Bee fae rind pronipe sottleniene ie reqiired by
VALUABLE LEASEMOLD FARM, | 1 A 7 oN rTA Tap

known as the * Mauinin’s Fars,’ situated in, (he 1oth of NOVEMBER next,
SEVIEN MILE BAY, Lot 27. It contains All unpaid acegunts, after that date,

100 AGRES OF EX3 NT LAND, ee be placec Court for collection.
nearly 99 acres are cleared, and the balance} R.A, RONG d Une
is covered with hard and soft wood. It fronts | gummereide, oot, 17, 1867.
15 chains on the shore, where there is plenty | on me

Notice.

manure. There is a DWELLING HOUSE
and TWO BARNS, with other cenveniences, | rryriys gubspribor begs leave to tender his
sinevre thanks to the people of MIS-

on the premises.
This Farm is well known, and therefore! GOuycHts and vicinity, fur the Hberal share
of patronage which ho has received since he

needs no puffing.
ithe: 0 q :
A Boot ; Rant Ah Wha years. commenced Lusiness among them.
Da, SOKMNG COsys OUN PEARSON. |, He would now inform them and the public
2 sees jin general that he is now fully prepared to
_ | build neat and durable BUILDINGS in

Seven Mile Bay, Feb. 6, 1868.—3im
UPLIN’S ESTATE: GéTbit, C6atE, FRENCH ROOFED,
FOR SATE ! ! and all the various styles in practice on the.

fIstand, in a workman-like manner, and on
‘liberal terms. Any person wishing to have a
THYME Subscriber offers at private sale, the Nice MOUSE bRilL gal do well to give him a
fullowing Properties : (Gull, ax he hy Mys given good satistuction,
nd stil. intends \to do so,

| Parliculax attention paid to the convenience
i and contort of buildings.

G. &. BAKER.

”
cH

That well-known Property at
MARGATE, NEW LONDON,

containing about one-half acre, together with | :
the buildings thereon erected, consisting of | Miscoucho, Jan, 80, 1848,
one large Dwelling Louse, finished complete, | ———-—— os
and one smaller do., with Stables and Out- | 2; 4
houses complete; together with SUOV and) Mails ’

| Winter Arrangement.
HE Mails for the neighboring Provinces

WAREMOUSE attached, and one large
and the United States will, until further

GRANARY, |
The above property is situated in the midst |
‘notice, be closed at this Oflice every ‘Tuesday,
Tharsday, and Saturday evening, a7 o'clock

of a flourishing settlement, possesses many }
advantages, and is a good stand for business,
ALSO the

Clifton Property,
containing about one acre of land, with the
buildings thereon, consisting of one large
two storey STORE, 42 x 26 feet, with good)
cellar, and well finished throughout. One! Thursday, Dee 12, 1267,

|
|
| Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland and
ithe West Indies, will be closed every alter-
{nate Thursdiy and Saturday, at 7 p.m, as
‘follows, viz p=

Sutarday, Feb 22, 1868,

Warchouse 80 x 20. with stable attached, and | RA do MW do ‘Thursday, Mch 5, do
one Dwelling House 34 x 24, well thnished. lk Ms y au nO Saturday, du 7, do
aa 83 28 do Thureday, do 19, do

This property is within one quarter of ay’ Y 1563 Saturday, do 21, do
mile of the Clifton WIN "i place where | Satur odo Phursthiy, April 2, dg
large quantities of grain dre annually ship- | Uhuraday, do 23 do riy, du 4, do
ped, and is in every way an excellent stand | Saturday, do 260 do, y, do 16,.do
for business \ thursday, eb 6 do , Go 18, do
8 ' : TSaturday, do 8 do ay, do 30, do
Also, at CLIFTON WILARE, & acre of | Thursdiy, do 20 do Saturday, May 2, do

LAND, with a large three storey Granary, |

40 x 30, erected thereon, | via Bedeque, will be closed every Tuesday
Also, the Leasehold Interest of the Fand Friday, at 9, a.m,

Shipyard at O'Brien's Creek, | Letters to be registered and newspapers

with the buildings thereon, consisting of two | MUSt be posted halt an hour before the time

py oat , | of closing the Mails,
COOK HOUSES, ono Workshop, one Black-|° s
PONE NY ees eR OG Bincks THOMAS OWEN, P.M.G.

smith’s Shops H ‘

Also, one LIME KILN, convenient to the| reo eae, atte $

Cash, | Cash Cash,

E T.HOUM J pays the HfGt«
{ e EST PRICK if Cash for OATS,
Summerside, Dee 13, 1867-—-8u

Mails for Summerside and St. Mleanor's,

| Ch’town, 7th De

Good titles to the above properties given.

For terms er ether information apply to
GEORGE ANDERSON,

New London, Dee. 19, 1867.—Isl 3m

Who Wants Farms West?

Old Cast Iron.

HG Subseriged will buy any quantity of the

‘Scrap &
Frechold Farm for Sale |) Tigcevritases yey gor amet
JAMES L. NWOLMAN |

FPNILE Subscriber offers for sale several very | _Sammerside, January,

on Dots fund Sc in, Preaek coustr |. BRING ALONG YOUR HORSES!
SMITIUS FORGE.

They have all Improvemeggs and Buildings}
on them, and offera gy ghance to those! :
persons wishing to settle West. | ghee anbeeriber haus enungod the rery
‘ | avood HOUSIMBLOER, aud CAL
The terms are very reasonable, and will be! aud SLEIGH MO » be in now
made known on application to 1.C. ELall, Esq., | execnte ailwnch worl, as well oe a)
Charlottetown, or to jin his line of basiness, at his More
}
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§

Riaay
Prepared to
1 ther work

HERBERT BELL,

Cascnmpec.
Alberton, Jan, 28, 1868. *3m Prog.

Colin MeLennun, eq.
Summertide, Nov 21, 1807, pees LEG,

lieve of

4 8 q
old stand) ow Water Street, opporte: oer