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EGS to inform his friends, and the public generally,
in commenced Busines on Dorches-
ter Street, next door to the Reading Room Building,
where he is prepared to execute all orders in his Hne

tarned before the opening of the Parliameutary Ses-
sion on the 4th of March next,

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DEBATES AND PROCEEDINGS
~ OF THE
LEGISLATIVE COU

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Wepwyespay, March 4, 1868,

\clamation for the meeting of the Legis

the Lieutevaut Governor

| being come, iis Excellency
toopen the Session with Wighowing
’ SPEECIL: :

Mr. President and Honorabla Gentlemen
of the Legislative Council:

of Assembly:

T am glad to meet you at the Commence-
ment of another Session, aud to lave re-
course again to your assistance and advice.

During last Session you ,passed an
Act to authorize the raising of.4 Loan: It

disposition,

Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the House
of Asetiibty f

The Public Accounts for the past year will

‘Violet’'Powder; Bloom of, Ninion,. for the Complexion.

and Whiskers a natural and permanent shadewithou trouble’

and danger, : ii ‘
Rimmel s Rose Water Crackers, a new and amusing device

for evening parties. is | fas
W. RB. WATSON,
Drug Store, Dee, 22y 1864.

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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY

thereupon took the customary oath, and

the following
COMMITTEES :

To propare an Address in answer to
His Excelleney’s Speech—lUon., Messrs,
Walker, Palmer and Balderston,

To receive tenders for printing and

This being the day appoiited by pro-

lature, at three o’clock His Excellevey
me to the
Council Chamber, and, being seated in the
Chair of State, commanded the attend-
ance of the House of Assembly, who
was pleased

Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the House

POSTAGE,
Ifon. Mr. MacDonap moved the fol.

by. the House.

‘Resolved, That the postage on all let-
ters and privted papers, both foreiga and
inland, to members of this House, and
the postage on the same when inland
ouly, from members of this House, shall
be charged to the contingent accounts of
the House.”

Adjourned till to-morrow at three
o'clock,

‘Tuurspay, March 5,
ADDRESS—ANSWER TO SPEECH.

Hon. Mr. Wacker, from the commit-
tee appoiuted to prepare ao address 10
His Excellency, in reply to his speech at
the opening of the preseut session, pre-
sented the following draft thereof, which
was read a first time aud ordered to be
read a second time to-morrow:
To His Excellency Geonae Dunpas, Esquire,

ing the statatable provisions for the sale of
Pablic Wilderness Lands will readily meet
our attention, and we trust when matured it
may be rendered conducive towards the

provement of the IHlghways—one ‘of sach

sheet, upon auperior Kouglish paper, a

upon paper marked No. 2; binding per
copy, 3s. *

The House then resolved itself into a
committee of the whole on the above re-
port, Hon, Mr, MacDonald in the chair.
Alter some desultory debate, it was re-

“MARCH 18,

lowing resolution, which was agreed to

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soe ne

1868,

es

The House resolved it

JOINT COMMITTEE,

Ilouse for the purpose of keeping up a
good correspondence between the two
brauches of the Legislature duriug the
session. fon, Messrs, MacDonald,
Walker and Gordon were then ap-

inted a committee on the part of this
Touso to join the above named commit-
tee of the House of Assembly.

be left to the House, however, to grant
such remuneration, at the end of the ses-
sion, as they considered just and reason-
able,

within a reasonable time, Besides, as

posed to be negotiated for by the Act

proprietory estates on this Island. It
was considered advisable to send a dele-
gate to England to open negotiations for
a loan, in accordance with the provisions
ol that Act, and also to enter into com-
munication with the proprietors, iv order
to ascertain upon what terms they would

self into a com-
mittee of the whole upon the above re-
port, and after some time spent therein,
it was resolved, on motion of the Hon.
Mr, MacDonald, that Mr, Reilly’s tender
be accepted, it being the lowest, and that
he be instructed to publish the debates of
a uniform size with those of last session.

A message was brought from the
House ot Assemb!y by the Hon. Mr.
Coles, with a resolution to the effect that
they had appoiuted a committee, consist-
ing of the Hon, Col. Secretary, Hon,
Attoruey General, Hon, Mr. Haviland,
Mr. Jenkins, Mr, Yeo, and Hon. Mr.
Davies, to. join a committee of this

betore them perhaps a

purchase those estates. With i as
the question of a loan, Mr.

found that, though money was very
cheap, yet there was a geueral want of
confidence felt in movetary circles, and,
therefore, it was not thought advisable to
take up the Joau at that particular time.
It also happened that there was another
loan upon the market under similar cir-
cumstances, aod it appeared that they
only had a tender for a very small por-
tiou of the sum they required. It was
not, therefore, deemed advisable by that

mavia—to accept the offer, but they

put upon the market and taken
However, as there were none of 1

Government did not deem it advisable
to proceed with the negotiations for a
loan. ait

Hou. Mr. Pater: I do not intend,
your honors, to offer anything di
from what is contained in that parag

We may, perhaps, get the loan in the
ensuing spring or summer, but that is no
guarantee that the proprietors will sell
their estates.. It now remains for the

Provisions, Te PHD ar DITCIN De be laid before you. more speedy settlement and disposition of IGuvernment to say whether it would not
Beet, ama) pet I | givooa) ALTERATION IN BUSINESS. }°"yon giad to observe, that notwhtstand. | those Estates. . PRINTING JOURNALS, lho w grentor relief to have an iseue of
o by the quarter, ae ge ' ing the commercief depression of the past) We will cheerfully proceed to consider the : treasury notes t to wait for an
Pork, (carcass) sid to dd Notice to Debtors. year, the Revenue wa larger than cond subject of Hanesiion and when the measure Hon. Mr, Lorp asked if the contrad- we woes expect from the diittesion 6 the
Do (small) dd to 7d)» have been anticipated, and including that | for consolidating the present Acts on this tor for printing the journals would be re- loam bil tounther with Yan. Rhacnin that
Mutton, per lb., Sdd to 7d m derived from the sale of Public Lands, was in | most important subject is submitted to us, | quired to have the work completed with- « toge
Lamb per Ib, 4d to 5d ILE Subscriber hereby notifics that a complete | excess of the expenditure. ‘our earnest endeavors will be applied to-|in any given time. He did not know the proprietors will consent 4o sell their
Veal, per lb 3d to Sd| 4 change being about to be made in the business car- I have directed that estimates for the curs | wards rendering more perfect the system of | that it was any great consequence to the ands. I would be happy to see that
Ham, per lb., Gd to 7d | Tied on at Orwell, heretofore, by the late Pitrick Ste- | pent year be submirted to you, and ask with education which at present prevails, so that| vombers of : Hou fh ait matter taken into consideration before
Butter, (fresh) 1s to Ie dd| Phens, deceased, and subsequently by the under-| eontdence such supplics as may be required | Its practical benefits may prove more com- | WeMVErs : #0 a9 JoDg a6 he WAS he session is over, and eadh a measure
Do by the tub, Mdteols2d|"igned, : for the public service, | menstrate with the Public provisions made | dove before the next session; but, at the; | 19, woutd watrait afurther issue
Cheeso, per lb., Bu to fd}. And this is to give notice to thoce parties indebted id: Peckdedd aid 8 ble Gentil | for that object.’ ‘ same time, as the work had to be paid f fh *
anaes ome 9d to 10d | © Mary Stephens, Executrix, and to the undegsigned, | / «sha Lagualetiee Part @ Gentlemen)» +. v natever manner the subject of the tm-| for, he thought it should be completed of treasury notes,

Hon. Mr. Bren: I must. confess that

: that unless they pay their respective accounts in full | Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the House | vast utility to the people of this Colony— f I deeply regret that no progress a) rs
eden ier 100 tbs ae hyd = co eas preg _— Without farther notice on of Assembly. shall be —_ en ny? it ~—_ - our won | hen or ° ed be erg posal apa to “0A py at ais rag i wontaes
“ Lf tell gh 7 “gq the closing of the Navigation, w , Jative | ious attention, and in giving it our consi- sin mere
Eggs, pet dozen, Grain Is * ta 1e6d | All kinds, of merchantable produce taken in payment. dite ee iags aesten y ceomeaeid the hops deration we Will gladly avail ourselves of Security should be required for the per- proprietors’ estates. A whea
Bart oe busta? ge Sehd tobe R. J. CLARKE, | | that you would, at your next meeting, take | the valuable Information respecting the best | formance of the contract. : that large proprietor, Mr. Cunard, con-
ats er he rei ay 25 9d to gs}. Orwell Cheap Store, Sept. 18,1867. ietf into your consideration a reeti caleulated compet lg hog Soe bh bag perro Bsn Hon. Mr. MacDonald submitted the race gh a hig . er eg sous
My foes a nnn | £O jNpart to your system of edueution a degree | be fou 4 . : ‘eoht e lit ifficulty in the consen'
ni hs Vegetables, | Butler’s Rosemary Hair Cleaner, of atheleuiey aid pritetien! Hencft more com- | Committe on this subject, whon laid before following resolution, which was ‘agreed of the rest aa PA ube they are nearly
ar a bashed teOd to 2s Ga. A* elegant preparation ton she Aolleg and sspteety: | peowerae with your liberal: provision for | US; tlie Mh oi to by the orem ty ‘ "2. Fall camall 7 roprictors; bat, to my sur-
ne ges ‘a A | possessing, in the higaest degree, the property of re- | that service, It is very gratlifving to us to hear of the: J2eso/. at the Clerk of this! ... :
Poultry, : | moving Scurf and Dandud from the Head, and Vit ivi. ) “A easare for consolidating’ the pesent | suecess which attended the Exhibition of pe te 8 Ne. have red ecuinend prise, J find they are uy ‘tif? and un-
reese, bid ° . gorating qualities, incteasing the growth of the Mair, “aw 4 subject, and for amending | articles of loca ustry last Autumn. ats, fas uta ioe ee ’ suppose
Geese 3 6d to 3s 6 54 sing th h of the Hai tawe dh this’ nubject; ior ‘amending f local industry last A Whats} 5 of the Joural led-with ling to sell, so that this
Turkeys, each, ; 40 Wo 7s Gd wail Jo W.R, WATSON. | thein in cortam particulars, will be submit | ever encouragement ts offered by the other | 1000! Me Courna’s competed’ Within SIX | 1nd Guestion. is fo be atv everlasting sub-
tba each, Isto 1s 3d) city Drug Store, Noy. 23, 1867, ~ . | ted for your consideration. i? siege Sane ees poe i vind vane ripe Mah ta bic ie! the prorogation| i ..¢ before the politicians of this Colony.
Chickens per pair, eee Comiinitt liteh you appointed! last late this object o} enterprise, . sh. of the Legislature: that the contractor |; has be Hated | in fuce I i
Ducks, 18 3d to 1s Gd COTTON WW OR,: 1. 2g Committee wnitten wAitbine yecelve our willing concurrence, pet ; ' _|At has been agitated ever sidce 1 came to
a ai ode , gu OT H PPPERESS taeda Niet Danie {has conelided its labors, .and iis report will | | Mareh 9th, 1866 cdaniaiac andthabidee hal wl abi cals dnentodiens gaverarmenity Tre ems, &
errings, he a ussel’s’ otton Duck, | ° be laid befo ; 4j i " ; gone out upon ‘
Mackerel, per dozen, the Subscriber is prepared A leave orders for all the yo yee porah poled gpeciabiattention to a eee le tht repeated th gente mated amount of the contract be paid at) ont Goverament is irous, 1 bo-
: Lumber. different Numbers, in quantities to suit purchasers, subject of ‘such manifest importance to the et ‘the close of the sessiou, and the balance hora of having this questi led, but
; ' ri : 4 question settled, bu
Boards (Hesilock) et id Chart 92. 1887, SeHALL«>o | people whom you represent, ‘hed ‘the work is yc ogg to the satis~\is anoears as if all Gotetnments were
Ld M+ aig bea fits entation, te Asse’ {ob op yenture to hope’ that the sucecss which Fripat, March 6, : | faction of the committee, shall to taco that decided Mand which I
Shingles, por M | Mia to! 18 a TA OO Ti i ee ae aie halaman ail encontage {TENDERS FOR PRINTING JOURNAL. | ADDRESS—ANSWER TO SPEECIL. chink they should take, .Ayad now thet
Sundries. 70s t 808 Rimmel’s Stella Colas Bouquet, | you to repeat avd. extend the stimulus! [Jon. Mr. MAcDowALn. from'the com-|, Oa motion of the Hon. Mr. MacDon- the great bulk of the proprietors have —
Bean ren ade 1s Gd (0 2s| Gedicated by permission to this | which such exhibitions undoubtedly give. mittee appointed to receive tenders for| ald, the House resolved itself into a/S°!4 ore herary — ed moma _
Timothy Seed, | “His to 188} pe Rahongod Ae Chk . : pho rengs poring hc no the performance of the.) wrinting and binding the Journals of this pra ean Pa take into We lee myroty 17} as te pri
Clover Sved, per Jh., 1s 34 to 1s 4d racmieper ts pcmediges Let ree, ion er a) oe : . «\)flouse for. the presevt session, reported | sideration address in answer to His): 4 ds fp
Homespun, pt sae, 4s t8 Go eer coe Wana vibe Ailly of the Valley’! ‘Tho speech’ being ended, the Housé of} that they had ‘cemsivak tees. "Gecdere Excellency’s speech at the opening of the) Diatits should nd e 4 apc the
Caltsking, per Ib,, end erent, Wha: Patchovly; |’ ” Violet.” ” Assembly withdrew, and His Ex¢elleney | viz: Ove from Air. Heury. Cooper, offer- | present session—Hon, Mr. Walker in the) Mmainng gs” if ‘hi heed hipaa
Nlides, per Ib., ie Vest End New Mown Hay,Loves Myrtle, |» | was pleased to retire. After prayers bY | ing to print the journals at £1 7s. 6d. chair, ation, 80 as to ry t af nei : +
Wool, 1s to Is 4d), ard of Avon's Perfume, in aneat Nox; Sydenham Kan}the Chaplain, the Hon, James Yeo was’ per sheet’ of eight pages, wad to bind | pie ps Not that I wou an advocate for ta-
Sheepskins, oft nt 58-! de Cologie, Treble Lavender: Water, Extract of | Lavender introduced tothe House by the Hon. Mr.|each copy for 3s. 6d.; one’ from: Mr. yee paragraph. \~ {king their lands. from, them, but that
Anples, per doz., vice dntpnacd? Flowers, Verbena Water, ‘Tercentenary Sachet, Perfumed, Me. Sand abe ef iF eet wag ea a MacDowanp: The para {they should uot be allowed to stand in
Partridges, mene ; ‘sparcéritehary Séuvenir; Shakespear Golden Scented Locket | Beer aod the Hon: Mr. Lord, as one of) Thomas Heilly, at £1 9s. Git. por sheet, | hi : ea refers tulthe of having this long agitated
GEORGE LEWIS, Market Clerk.) Bxtract of Lime Juiemand GL .for making the Iair|the members’ elected to represent. the | hinding 3s. 6d. ;, and ove from Messrs. | 8™Ph which has just peer read refers to/tl fl lion bi nt ae her Wan
seeitllded tet St te temetenept emeremapmctremcrit reece teeth and glossy} fees) bead. ez, an improvement oil| first district of Prince Couuty, who Hughes and Malone, at £1 14s, 6d. per the question of a loan which was pro-|question broug 5

wish to kaow whether thé Goveroment

Tyepilatory Powder for removing superfluous haire without was,.conducted. to his seat. “The House . : " : assed Test session, #0 as to enable the chatemplate taingind forward: toch é
a . kins 1 > le, for fot h aondl ee specimen of which accompanied the ten- ‘
GUN-SMIT H, bejury we the les Tray Big mor for Ming Wt them. proceeded to the appoidtuént of| Jer, and was marked No. 1, avd £1 10s. Govertinatt to purchase the remaining/measure. It Sond nerease their popu-

et and the British Government ean-
not do suy more than refuse to pass it.
Many gprs dt pro cage wherein
important t brought

om n times, and
at last acceded to, such

the ema
tion of the slaves iu the West Tedlee:

Government—the Goverament of Tas- |
withheld it till the autumn, when it was —

up on
terms very advantageous to the Colony, —

proprietors’ estates in the market, the

chara ea nc par was deemed advisable that, darhig the re- | 24eulenant Governor and Commander-in-| Adjourned till Monday next at eleveu/put I cannot help observing that what
» A | ae SUN | riot ir te (HAMBER SUITS—cheap. cess, a Delegate should \ ig ds ia: Chief in andover Her Majesty's Island Prince | o'clock, said tn: thie near lant ita 9 recurred
$4 DAY WEDK, | | igh |Moon| <7 JOUN NE land to carry out your intentions in this Edward, and the Territories thereunto be- * : {i te, thad
A; rises lsets |Wator| sets.| 4:4 p RWSON. || votes, aad alee tb 2 ly to the various! 20"ging, Chancellor, Vice-Admiral, aud to my thiod with great force, that is,
A Be" : 7 Con = ; ——— Proprietors of Towsahip Lands fesident in| O7dinary ef the same, de. &e,, de. Monpar, March 9th,’ little hopes could be entertained of pro-
f ig aa\g aa ‘1 at o 8 10 59 ENTRE, Leaf, Kitchen, Toilet, and Dressing | England, with the view of ascertaiuing| May rr pLwase Your Excet.ency: PUBLISHING DEBATES curiug the loau, and thut we would serve
: roms ry 5 45 5 eal) 1511 .? LABLES—cheap. JOHN NEWSON, _ | from them the terms upon which they would | We, the Members of the Legislative Coun- % the interests of the country better by
M onday 5 5, ? eh __ | be willing to dispose of their Kstutes. cil, in General Assembly convened, respect-| Hon, Mr. MacDonatp asked if. avy|passing a measure (to authorize a further
5 |'Tuesday 89; 46 6 39) 219 5 PLENDID Hardwood-seated CIT AIRS—cheap. I regret. that the negotiations with these | fully tender Your Excellency our thanks for) provision had been made for having thejissue of treasury notes. Experience
4 | Weduesday 87) 48: 6 50, $18 9 Common do., at 38, 6d. JOHN NEWSON Proprietors have not, thus far, been produc- | your Speech delivered at the opening of the | jebates aud proceedings of this Houselhas shown me, and J think it must have
5 | Thursday pf Mel Oh Mi ls ant : of the ‘Gbecrberent eon m= ae Boer ct ok eit i published in any of the newspapers be-|convinced others, that such a measure
6 | Friday \ 34 50) 9 3 469) 5 A GREAT assortmen tof BEDSTEADS—cheap, | to a full and Anal settlement oF & Sieuaptions Fores tengar worsond rig Penn Seinents sides the Herald. ~ . |would have afforded some reliof, for there
7 |Saturday | 82 51 9 59, 5 43 18 JOHN NEWSON, _ | Connected with the Land Hane should proceed to England, to carry out the| Hon. Mr, Beer said that if avy of the|has been a great dearth of money felt
8 |Sunday ; 81) 52.10.51) rises.| . 21 As one of your principal objects in passing | Intention of the Legislature respecting the| other newspaper publishers should pub-|tbrough tho last year, and yee!
9 |Monday 80, SSieven,| 7 At) 23 | BUREAUX, CINQUES and COMMODES | {o°make: extepsive purchiwes of Landy 4t| ihe ralsiny ofa Loan. and also. to ascertaty | 18h the debates in a satisfactory manoer|during the Inst six mouths, | And thon
10 (Tuesda 28 54: 0 19) 8 20 26 shea JOHN NEW P is uN 1 d | dunt of
vt ee highs eee ; 4 proceed with that Loan. bas various Township lands would be willing e end o session, as some of them 8 ’ '
12 | Thursday» 23) 57\ 1 50.10 33; 34 ILT MOULDING, LOOKING - GLASSES Papers on these subjects wilk:-be laid be- | lispose of their Estates, it is to be regretted | did last year. He thought it was under-|that a large portion of the community is
18 Wride 19| 58 2 8811 86) 839 PL ee ro ge Irwe fore you: inp that the negotiations with those Proprietors
pTeMay long ATES, &c,—cheap. JOHN NEWSON. you. hoe ; 4 uaua bruauecive op poetry | stood that the Clerk of this House should suffering for went of an adequate amount
14 [Saturday 17} 59° 3 21 morn! 42 Ihave recently received 4 petition from cer- | Wav yia 8 PYOWUCLING Of any Denetielal | notify them to that effect, of circulating mediam. It was not so
15 |Sunday 156 1) 4 13, 0 rf 46 | JSEATHERS and MATRASSES—in variety, = pire oye ray ewig ol ‘Ad shi Senicbie okenawe purchases of lands| Hon. Mr. Lorp said this was the only much for the purpose of placing the
16 |Monday 14) 2) 5 10'1.24 = 48 : JOHN NEWSON, _ | lugs on the Selkir 4 Phun peritioners |: “a ie Government in a position to purchase
; pe a il he ton "i was one of the principal objects of the Legis- | Legislature, as far as he was aware,|*°¥e po P
17 |Tuesday 1g) 3) 6 | 217 50 . January 22, 1867. ly rey een eo rrr tig od, Minors. than lature in passing the Loan Act, we can fully i granted any remuneration for pub-|Proprictery lands, as to relieve the com-
18 | Wednesday 41, 4 7 5; 2 60) 83 > wey i sufficient to pay for this Estate, and that ic | Understand that necessarily, it has not, as lishing their debates in the newspapers mercial depression of. the community,
19 |Thursday S|. G1 00 9 4a 66 PACK HT was not the intention of the Legislature in | yet, been decmed advisable to proceed with i j bait Pp vg.(that the loan bill was passed last year,
iia ! } mn 16 was purehased, that a larger ‘sum should| When your Excellency is pleased to la : 5 : , *
21 Saturday . i r : zs 12 : SCURIS & CHARLOTTETOWN . be exacted from the Teena than would | before nt 4 the opinion of the roe Ofticers ee benefit or information of their. subscribers would have been more speedily and more =|}
roe ; eines Ban . pue iced tiie eh Ba ls wa i render the purchase self-sustaining. res worst of ne puiticnsrs, esl have. pak: without such legislative assistance, - i gga pre = igre treasury, |
t onda ‘ ¥ regicas! ; ve ae , 1s ‘om the Governme el- : i notes, er, © ; veroment —
94 |'Pnesd vA 5 59! 11111 81! sets. i McBon ath, yin ron between Souris & Charlotte- Pg aye eb ysmiyes > = pig ion kirk Estate, and who have applied to your| Hou, Mr, Disowext observed that the thought siuetnten, and’ they wade an,
35 [Wednesda mals 18 meene.t 0 ok 14. | ‘ow calling at the intermediate ports, as soon as the | and T have directed that their opinion should | Excellency to be relieved from the payment | contractor to whom the reporter wouid experimeut which has not proved suc-
_ <9 ednesday ; navgaition permits, be ’ ~ . of any more of the prices at which they pur-/| send his manuscript would be paid, and Ree : * Pf
rey 61: 1810-8 0: 2 17 ee laid before'you, in full econfidenee that you iy en pt paid, an ls wheth h lee is
26 |Thursday 9 DOMINICK DEAGLE, Master. | wilt mature stich ineasures as may be dvemed | ¢hased than will-be sufficient to pay for the /),4 thought it would be unfair not to pa cessful; whether anything e om
28 (Saturday | 52, 1G) L2G) 9) 28) a etatative Library, |, 4 il willbe submited ra gouston-ratmen} SONNET Teronetacratin, Wilke de [tory maner, a8 people to the: eonotry|"rocuriag the loan. ia one thing, aad
29 |Sunday ) we’ Feb 2 Ing the provisions, enacted by. the Land | sire and in the hopes of our concurring in| should be informed of ‘the vie id ug t sige peut
{ 55; 0. 9 $1 ebruary 25th, 1868, | parchase Act, for tl te of Wilderncas | 2° Pp iz in| shou informed of the views and): A
re pore >) He ; rr 1: 91° 85 $e gpmewnren by the Committee, that all Books issued Latias of Public aeaes, with tise view of nea! cote pee An equitable and | sentiments of their representatives in pbrvomed bis ‘Wevdty elph haaiane
a a) ’ etme previously to the 14th of the present month be re-| encouraging their speedy settlement and yponhte niit to be patra oS es oe ae this branch of the Legislature, It should

et orgies : ved, upon motion of Hon. Mr. Gor- P ' >t ;
binding the Journal of this Hotise—Hon. | S°)V"s §PO be Willing to sell their estates, ‘The|Private rights have Iequently to giv
A neat assortment of Tinware, FOR SALSB. Mesorn: Malvonsld and Gordon, dou. that the Noaged he an Cooper be! utleman selected was the Attorney|way for the public Coie ge upon
i Kitchen Utensils, &ce. &e. PE dean: # MILLS, Wester’ Road, on Township No.| | "Po rogubate the expenditure. of} this accepted, it being the lowest, eneral, in whom, I believe, almost) per compensation b given. The ‘
ineluding the patent Box Ton Corren Por, which re- 5. ‘These Mills areim good working order, placed on | 17.64. tron, Mesers: and Walker, | TENDERS FOR PRINTING DEBATES. | every person places the greatest confl- Seignorial titles in Canada have been

aod

a good and nevérfailing stream, with 140 acres of as
Land os’ this Island can afford, well covered with large
Hard and Soft Wood, This property is mvaluable to a
persote of small tal. ‘There is an industrious and
thriving settlements Bloomficld— fast improving the lands
atound this property, a,d Lumber always in demand,
There is a Cottage at the Ain, a dmall tlearancé of @ oF 8

abolished and they were of far
importance to those who held them
are the small estates now held by
prietors inthis Island, ‘The **Eneum
ed Estates. Bill” in d, and &

evived the Gold Mudal Prize,.at tho Paria Expositio
of 1867, Also, BON TON LANTERNS, which wi |
surpass everything in the Market, and suitable for cither
Farm tse or on board Vessels, A

A few Waren Coons on hand, which together with
* large variety of other Stock will be sold cheap for

dence, and who was considered the most
svitable, inasmuch as he. is connected
with persons on the stock exchange in
England. Ife accordingly entered into
communication with the proprietors, and

Hoo. Mr. canis ve Bye committee
‘appointed to receive tenders for the pub-
Hieation of the debates abhi peigeediled
of this House, reported that they-had re-
ceived two tenders, viz: One from Mr.

. On engrossed. bills —Ifon. Messrs.’
Gordon, Beer and Walker. | “one
“To make arrangements for the publi-
ention of the debates and proceediags of
this Hotse—ITdo. Messrs, Beer and

. batt ae acgon,| Wi Dwelling d Stable, ‘The Mill is Bite get Eos Thomas Reilly, at 19s. Gd. per sheet of thongh the prices they asked were, in Ly
‘Mt, HERMANS jg Agent for SAW YER'S CRYSTAL |Sete"\vuii-minde, and double-gonteds “| Haythorne, | four pages, to bind ench enpy for Od., | most cases, so high, that tie Gorerament| : '
LUE. a new, economical and superior article used in| ” pct pi wd be had on Hs 6 ere to Mr. Rogers, on| ‘To revise the, journal—ITon. Mesérs.' god to publish io the Herald nevespaper | could not think of purchasing, yet he this question was settlod, a I
ashing. what by ne ooo recent is guaran- the operon Benj. Rogers bert Bell, Aiberton; or) Walker and Palmer. tor £10 15s,; and one from Messrs. placed matters upoo such a foot that know the
and for which hp begs to solicit the patronage of wo the jeriber in Charlottetown, | HALL, | Oni oxpiting lawson: Messrs, Palmer | Hughes and, Malone, at £1 3s. per sheet, | further negotiations can be entered into pared to
‘cnicwe, Sely o, 1867. . ee? OF a Feneaey 96, 2007s: Smiia s Hew booster SE I nee mk aud to publish in the Examiner for £12, | at any time, if it is thought desirable to

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