HASZAR

D’S GAZETTE.

JANUARY 21

this my intended Tavern. and are litvrfull in my possession and have not been hired or r- t-owed for the temporary put so of enablin rite to obtain a Licorice, and t at I will at al times use such I4ll'I:ltM3 for the sole purpose of in a public Tavern or Inn, wherein I will entertain suolt proper Guests as may ofler, not being more than I can receive. and 1 will mske only fair and reasonable charges against them

for my services. So hel me God, Sworn this ad day of January, I8 ,

before us. (Signed) Jsitita MIi.i.ss, J. P. (‘tissue nrrssr, J. P. The foregoing Afidavit is endorsed as fol- lows:

Ciuaau Daiirerrv. J. P. Taouss M‘Gasr-ii. Jsiiss Janna. Junr. Jsirn Janna, Sear. Gnosos Ducox, Wii.i.isii Lanes. (isoaus Caocxsrr.

M'lcItsIrics' livs-rt-riri-s.-On Thursday even- ing, the 12th inst., Mr. Kssivv delivered an inte- restt Iat.rotIectory_ Lecture. in the Upper 'I'ernpr- rsnoenxlall. toa large and res table audience, on "The Progress of stronorny." John Lawson, Esq..

presidira. _ 'I‘he embers of the Instituteaftsrwards proceeded

to the election of Oflice-bearers for the ensuing year ieh ws:

Cenist'urc.—.\Ir. W. Duclieniin, Mr. B. Williams, Mr. Mark Butcher ;T. Ileuth Haviland, Esq; .\Ir. II. Bessel . Mr. L. M‘Pliee. Mr. M'Auslaud, Mr.

tI'. Mscgowsn. Esq. J. B. Cooper. Secretary 9 Treasurer.

It is with the utmost regret that we record the premature death of a young man, named Fraser, an apprentice of Mr. L. Warren, painter, of this town. 'l‘lrs<snfort.snate lad was found by his master, on Wednesday morning last, hung from a collar-benin of Mr. Warren's stable. An inquest was held on the body, and the jury returned a verdict of temporary aberration of mind.

Tits Rsv. Ma Sort-ts:ai.sarn will

(D preach in the Tempe snce Ilall on Sabbath first not instant, at It, 8. and half-past 6.

the

Married,

At West River, East Point, on the I8th u|t., by James M‘Donsld Esq . . . iniel Nowart, to Mary. third daughter of Mr. Neil Stewart, both of

out iver.

At the residence of the Bride’s father, at St An- drsvv’s Point, by the Rev. Mr. Munroe. on Tuestlny Iflth inst., Capt. George_Clow. late ofSonoru, Cali- fornia. now of Mona Ilarbour I‘. E. Island. to Ilargarot. only daughter of Joseph Wightinao, Esq.

At llrudenel River, on the l7tIt inst., by the Rev. Wm. Stewart. at the residence of the brid yin. Sergsnt,F1q.. Mr John Norton to Miss Ellen

eal.

Died

At the Retreat. Westtnorcland Harbor. after three months‘ intense suferirig, home with that patient sub- mission to gie DIVI'III|WlIl a sincere Christian can alone evince, an ce ul res‘ nio her he s irit into the hands ofPIi.er eerndf, oIt Mondhwnyht, the 10th inst., Cecilia, the affectionate and sloved wife of Hear Brougham Hillcoat. I-Isq.. M. R. C. S. E.. late a I. entenant in the Hon. East India Com 1ny's Service. The deceased was the eldest daugliler of the late Captain Lorenzo O'Toole. of County Wick- low, Irelnad, formerly of the 20th Dragoons; and granddaughter of the late Lady Katherine Ainsley, and of the late Col. Jos. Weeteura. of County Ros- comnion, Ireland, formerly commanding 9th Lancers; and niece of the present Major Wt-stenra, late of 5th Dragoon Guards. and of the late Major Lambert. Isl Life Guards. On Saturday the 7th January, Mr Donald Dewar, of Brudenel River, aged 61 years.

Ship News.

Schr. Union. of P. ‘. Island, and Schr Loursl, of Mirainichi, totally wrecked in Louisburgh harbour on the 29th inst.

Olthrlottetown ns"§i;.it’,’:oiI Btli.

Beef, (small) lb. 8d a 4|d ' Lat‘ 8d a 9d Do., by quarter, sin I no I '|l‘alIow. so a Iod Pork, [d a 4d l lfluol. Rd a Is 3d Do.. (snsll) 5d a 7d l Ionespun. yd. 8s 6d e 5e Mutton. per lb at a 5d . ‘loot-, per . [.1 h. per lh. 8d a 5d Jatrneal. per I Id Veil. POI’ ll’-a Bil a M Iarlsy, ousltel.2s I0d Sold Hamper -, 8da7dy ts, Codlis ,per qtl., 12s a I5s ‘earl Barley, per lb. 2d Turkeys, Se n 5! I —'otatocs,Iiuslt. 2s 3tla2a Gd I’-‘owls, 7d a Is 3arrots, per hush. 2s 6d ouit_-mat. I t i. ail ’loms,perqrt. Tu-alps bush IN a Is Apples bush. as a 4n ,psr doasu, lat ‘a Is I"i:t.rtr-tdgosl, “gt. it ,1‘): . . per on, Better (frsslt) Is a Is Id Strbwmer cwt. 24 it Is Do.. (by the tub) IN a Is Gqse each, Is 8d a 2s

Secrctarys Ofics, Jsny. 18th 1854.

'- Sir. lurefsruioetoa rugra Iiwbioha red in your paper of tliepiflh iait. statin zppu

“ We undcrshnd that Ilia Excefiency Sir Alexander Bannerstan reeceived a private note, intltuating that a rson would immediately be ap inted to the tiiiivornmentof this Island."

am desired by His Excellency to inform you ‘that ‘I19 has received no_coinuiuuication. public or prlvsle, intiinsting that a erson would immediately appointed to the overn- iseuto this Colony, promotion to another verninent or rsuiaisttn in Prince Edward? land being -left entire to ' ExoeIlency’s

I our obedient servant

is hi . Sir,

0 °“_ ‘ mdsuu sans-roii.0olonisl Sec’y. Mr. Georgelissasrd. - 1' .1‘HE TERRACE HOUSE.

l.\E IIAWLEY takes leave to iaferin _lils

. . Mash In Town and Country, the rieig Pravhess sad the travelling.“ V of

public generally. that he

V e tertaiswteut under the‘

above. asias. la tliat plsssastly situated and beauti-

hhaed terlnut latdy Occupied

y tbeflee. Yessg. and hopes by attention to the

eenifsrtaf these who may favor him with a call to rssoivee rtisrs sfpublte patronage.

- no sea» -s"r o R 2. HI‘. Ssbscrflsr. Illtleg RENO V3!) to tip. Steve is cssuplsd yh Ilr. Jesus gating’ I I0" hi ‘bfd esstuiners aed e peblls rwalm at eatst flfi with the f lswlug artistes. Ila:-— -IUOJRO, TBJIS aid OROCERIES of all 'SspOH“OLDTHS. La asssrieiesii-L DRY .lE‘£.‘_l1‘dI’ , t._L‘.s

Z" Is‘llti" ~ ......

» rnsoesbld

GOODS. HARD. THIER, and MO-

WILLIAM 7rIIANKI‘llI. for past favours, begs to intimate the with the following GOODS, . plain Cloth, wool plaid and tweed CLO./IKI./\"GS. Shawls and Scarfs. Plain, stripe and fancy Silks; Satin. ‘Valued lieu. Purslttiis. varie . A large assortrni-nt of Willinery. Laces, Linings. Fur Mutfs, Boas. Victorious. capes, cltiflls. atone mitrtin. squirrel. Iniisqunali. mink rind sea . CHILDR I-.‘.N"S DRESSES, CLOJIKS. CA

JVEL-9.. IIlIIIII(|'ll; 'I‘rnvellIng Rugs; Ilorsc Rugs; mohair, 61. lirotid Cloths; Doeakins, Cttssiiriares.

Vestings. Mufllers; silk, Bandxiua and cotton Hsndke I..idit:s', Isl'lIlIl'. rind Chi|iIrens'

l-lodn. Indigo, Coppt-mil, Starch, Hair: Paints, Oils. Whitin . 'l'nr, Rope, tlnkuni, I-‘igu A large assortment of RO MONGER Y. Castings, Forge Back. EJRTI-IE

FANCY GO0DS.—-Writing Desks, Work Boxes; wood and COI'0lIIItlI(It:I Multums. Cloth. Combs.

did collection of Jewrlry. Clinrlottetown, December 9. I853. LAND ASSESSMENT.

Treasurer's 0lI'ice,Charlo'.ieiewvi, P. Ii. Island,

itiillury I I8 . IN ursuunce ofthe Act of the General Assembly ii this Island, tirade and passed in the Eleventh yeiiroftlie reign of Her present Majesty, iritituled

“./In Act for Iwyi'ngfurlhcr an Assessment on ull

Lands in this Colony. and for fhr encouragement Erluruliari," and of an Act made in iunondment

thereto, and passed in the Twelfth yeur of Her said

Majesty's Reign, intiiuled Jln Act lo explain and

amend the present Jltl /‘or the Jiurssissut-of Loud, .

and the encouragement of Erlitrrilioa, and also of;

an Act made and passed in the Fifteenth year of Her < sitid Majesty's R.e'i%n, intituled It Act for the ‘ encouragement of duration. am! to raise Funds

/or that purpose by imposing on mlrlilional Assets-

Esluls in Cliarlofletou.-It and Coutstoit. uitd George- town and Costuton .' roclsmatiomaccording to the terms of the as cts, the undermentioned 'l‘own Lots. Common Lots. Water Lots. Pasture Lots. Islands, and parts Townships in this Island. in arrears for the non-

payment of the several sums us and owing thereon to Iler Majesty, under virtue of the first mentioned Act, via: - scan. acitsis. Township No. l. 457 Township No. 54, I 3] “ 3, 943 “ 55, 765 -~ 8, H72 -- be. 496 " 5000 “ 57, QSI -- it. 3258 -- es. coo «- I3, I000 u so, isoo -- :1, not -- oz. :37 H I8. 3839; -- so, 1241; “ 20, 23065 George's Island, " 23, 885 (lover's Island, I00 " 24, 2| I Got cI'nor'it Island 300 " 25, I061; Snvnge Island, I50 “ 26, 526} Kildare Island, 250 " 28. 456! Cavendish Sand 233 " at. 794; n “ 32, 2035i Caiicum pec Sand " 83, I288 Islan 500 " 88, I063 Conway Sand " 39. 800 Islan 50 " 40, 985 Fish Islantl, I50 " 4|, 984 Bedford Bay Island, 40 " 42, 4«I2§ Savage Island, 25 " -I3, 2500 Islands, 40 " 44, 2919 Prim Islands, 66 " 48, 850 Pnweisl Island, 50 " 47. NH‘! tititise Island. I2 " 48. 933 York River Island. 4 “ 49. 218 Sandy Islan 80 " 52, N09; Enmore Island, I0 I‘ 0

as, too of Town Lots in Charlottetown.—I-2

of No. 69, No. SI,

First Hundred

(I. . Second Hundred.--No. 59, 1-4 I-4 of No. 83, I-4 of No. 86 Fourth Hundred,—No. -I0, I-4 ofNo. 80. Fifth IIundred,—-No. I8, and No. Bl. Pasture Lots in Charlottetown Royalty,-—-I-2 of No. 72, and I-8 of No. 238 own Lots in Georgetown 2

No. Range, Letter No. Range, Letter. 2 , I F 7&II.3 8. ion, 4 AI B. 18. 4 A,

III, 3 Water Lots in Georgetown.-No. I0. Pasture Lots in (ii-orgctowli I{oyalt_v,—No. 85, 88, at. 62, I05. I86, I88, I-6 of 243. and 290. own is in Princetown :

No. 5. ow 2, Division I. Letter B. I, do 8, do 5. do C. I, do 4, do I. do D. s. doI0. do i. do u. 4, do 2. do 8. do B. 8, do 8, do 5. do C. 3. do 5. do I. do E. 1, do 7, do I, do G.

Pasture Lots in Princetowu Roys|ty,—3-4 of No. I51, No. I40, and I-2 of No. 451.

And the owners ofthe said Lots and Tracts ofI.and so in arrears and proclaimed as aforesaid. are hereby notified, ' "‘ '* , " ‘ “ said, together with the costs which have been incur- red, shall not he paid before the nest Easter Term the Supreme Court of Judicature, to be held at Char- lottetown, which will commence on Tuusda the 2d day of May nest, application will be made to the Sn- preme Court, during the said Term. for Judgment ugainsl the said Lots and Tracts of Land. respec- tively.

STEPHEN RICE, Treasurer.

ANTED. A FARM SERVANT with s satis-

ctory character. He must be a good Plough-

rnao. Apply to Mr. Fellows, llinstead. near Chariot

tetown. Also. wanted, sgood plain COOK. Ap ply as above.

8wstiI05

School states at Pencils. IZOIIGE ir. IIASZARD has on sti- 2 Cases WEl.8II ensrne auvri: Pl-ZNCIIS. Wicbh he etfersfor stis, wholesale and retail.

mitts, gloves, Giiunllrlu, Englisli iiiidIFrrinclt CORSE

Red. blue and white aergi-s; real Wclsli. imitation Welsh, Lancsshire, Salisbury and Saxon

Ready made of asupterior inalte: gluzcd and felt Huts; cloth and fur (Ia

Glue. Lanipblsclr. shoe Thread, Cotton Warp.

JlI'.d JV’ A choice selection of TEJI8.

men! on Land in the will bland and on Real P]

I do hereby give Public Notice that I have made ‘

-°-. 2

H EARDv ARRIVAL of the Nugget, direct front Enanarin.

Cashmere, Mohair, Glace Royal, Damask. French and English Merino.Or|esns, Coburgs,Vecnnia Cloth, Alpacca. Norwich and Gals Plaid. and Spanish Crepe, for Ladies’ dresses, Vecunin, Juniladown.

Wool Jackets, Ilitnalagri, Alpa, Vecunia and Plaid Glace \'t‘lIt-r; Irish Poplins; I)tiCapciI, vlttlln 'l‘urlts,

Silk Velvrls for dresses. Bonnets, &,c , in all colours. llilihons in great

Neils, Ilraids, Gitnpii, fancy Triinniings, Buttons, &c , in real sable. fitch, TS.

PS, HOODS ..'.'.N'I) I-IA TS. a great variety. FL.l.N'- Carpetings, Druggets, Ilearth Ilugs. Pi ot, henver, Clolltiug. Soul Skin Cools. Silk Iluts pa. Silk velvet, rnoiro’ patio and fancy icliiefs.

IIORIERY, H./IBERDASHER Y. and ever raricty of COTTOJV and EIJ\’E.IV GOODS.

'I‘S. SHOES and SLIPPEIIS

Hair Seating, curled re Ileads; scouring llrick (wholesale or retail.) (L8. SPIKES. dtc. IRON, STEEL. Ship W./IRE. CHINA and GLASS.

Ladies‘ Rosewood Dressing Cases; Gents‘. Rose-

ltair. tooth and nail Brushes. Shell, Ivory, German and Done A great variety of Fancy Toilet Soaps. Plymouth pale and almond Soaps for family use. Dressing and chimney Glassmi, in mahogany, rosewood and gilt frames. For Cliristiiuis presents, a splen- ' 'l'ltu whole will be sold at the lowest figure for cash.

Georgetown Malls.

HE MAILS for Gcor etown until further Notice, will be tirade up and forwardetl every Monday and Friday morning 'l‘IIOS' 0

May 2, I858.

at nine o'clock. WEN, Pustinaster General.

AILN. 7 HF. MAILS for the neighbouring‘ Provinces, will be forwarded on ands er the I5th December instant via ("ape Traverse‘ and Cape 'I‘ortnentine. ‘ boy will be made up on that day, and every fol- lowing I"rid.-iy.at I2 o'clock noon,and ll llittll r I-Ingland will be made up every week at the same time. and forwarded to II nfnx. THOMAS OWEN. Postmaster General. General Post Oflice. Dec 5, I853.

COMMISSARIAT. DRAFTS at sight on the Commissariat Chest at

Halifax. will be given in exchange for British Coins, or Metric.-in Dollars, at par.

JAMES B. LUNDY. D. A. C. G.

Commissariat. P. E. Island. 22d Nov., I855.

W "Xif51'IoNs.

BY H. W. LOBBAN. A very large & extensive assortment of Cninaware and Dolph. N Tuesday the ‘ztth and |Ve:lnes.lay 25th inst., and continued each Evening at 8 o' ock, the whole of the Stock of Mr. John Foster, situate in Dorchester Street and next door to Mr. William Mc- _Kay. West of the old Commercial Inn. Compris- in —

'l"umblers, Wine Glasses. Salts, Decanters,Crystel Sugars sad Creams, Water Cnrilfs and 'l‘ops. Celery Glasses. Glass Mugs and Glassware of almost every description, A large“ assortment of China Vases, Flower Pots, Chimne Ornaments. Stone, Chi ti, and other J a, Wil ow, Blue Edged and other ates, andloisticks, Vegetable Dishes, Toilet

Sets. C as Sets in great variety,Childrens ' ‘oya, , Sic... Ste. _ The Au eer solic s a call at the China Store,

previous to the dn of Sale. in order that Customers may have a fair inspection of the articles. 7th Jan. I854. R. (5.

JAMES N. HARRIS. AS iu::ci:ivi:o I large Additional Supply of STD VE8, of various descriptions, which 0 ofl'sra at prices a striull advance on prime cost. Charlottetown, Jan. 5. I854.

MINIATURES! LIKENESSESI V HE Subscriber has just received a handsome . stock of Plates and Cases, gold and plated Loc - eta and Breaches for Likcnesses, done by top or side light. Also, atirsi rate Camera, for srtle, with instructions.

In the old stand. W. C. HOBBS.

LONDON HOUSE.

New Fall Goods, for 1853. JUS1‘ RECEIVI.-lDstthe L0./V'DO.N' HOUSE.

ex Sir ..1Iu-amler and Helen. from England, an extensive supply of Bll.I'l‘ISlI GOODS. suitable for the season, comprisintr in DRY US: Silks. Satin-i, plain and figured; Moire Antique Dresses. Plushea in every shade, French Mcrinoa. Silk Velvets. block and colored; Orleans and Coburglis, Dress materials of every kind, Clonkings in great variety. Robes in the latest fashion, Prints good and cheap, Damiisks and Moreeris, I-‘ringes and Lace for . silk, felt nnd covered flats, For and

Muslins. Jewellery, large assortment; Vases, in every form; Gents‘. Seal Overcome. Work Buses and Cabinets, Mantles, in all the new styles, Shawls in variety. Ribbons of all kinds, Fancy Trimmings. Dress Buttons, Ladies’ winter Bonnets, Do. dressand other Caps, Do. Cap Fronts and Borders. Artificial Flowers, Gloves and lIuaier_v. Ladies‘ and Children's Boots and Shoes, Carpet Slippers, Leather Slippers, Berlin Wool: and Patterns, Penelope Canvass. Haber- dasher , Millincry, large variety; Ilollnnds and Lin- ens, ine d Cotton Bed Ticks, Ready made

ings. Regatta and fancy do., Dong Cloths, undressed, Domestic Cottons; Beaver. Pilot. superfine and fancy Cloths. Doeskiris in variety, Worsted Cord. new article; Hunting Cord, Mole-kins. Illaclr and colored Cotton Velvots, B|ankets,all prices; Domestic Sheets, I-‘lnnncls and SOI'f)el; Corded. quilted and hair Patti- coats, Children's resses, Floor and stair Carpeting, Crumb Cloths, Stair Damask. Rubber Cents, Boots. Shoes and Leggings, Stationery. Perfumery,Ilsir oils, Toilet Soaps, Chamois Skins, Petticoat Cord, Travel- ling Bags, dies’ Furs, Linings, French Cambric Handkerchiefs, Hassocks, Silk Handkerchiefs, Fancy Neck Ties, 'I‘able l\Istts. Cotton and muslin Handker- chiefs, Bonnet Shapes, Cap Shit s and Crowns, Gents’ Mufllera, Hearth Rugs. Sacks and Sucking. GROCERIES:

Souchong and Congou Ten. (,‘olI'se, Homeopathic Clioculstu, Crashed and moist Sugar. Baking Powder Table Salt, Ground and whole Rice, Split Peas, ustard, Press Citron, cheap; Pudding Spices. Spices ofall kinds, Glenfield and Poland Starch, Fig and button Blue. Washing Powder Albert night lights, Soaps. Candles.

Ai.so, a Large and General Assortment of Hard- ware, the rvbole having been selected by the Subscri- ber ia person, and purchased direct front the manu- factories. he can with confidence, recommend them to the public as good and cheap, at the esisablishtnent

do ' It C h 1' Ch I “Rn p tlste atoic ape,

(mat George Street.

Charlottetown, Nov. I4th, I858.

TO HIP CARPENTERS. AN'l‘ED. immediately, 'l‘went Ship Carpen. ters. to proceed to Sackville. llaw Brunswick, to whom the highest wages will be iven. For par. ticulars. en uire at this oflic . or at bet-kville of LIIRISTOPHER BOUTPENIIUUSE. Nov. Ild. I855.

NEW OODS. HE Subscriber is

tififtl‘. , ,..-4w.-in--~_

item. Isis-

,,.,,, ,,,,,.;,5 ' pm. ss 5". opened at the Temperance llsll. according to Alexander" and " Helen“ from in, |. previous anrtouucemorit, on the 29th ult. asd conti- lgg pgczgggs _yERc1:y_gJy-Dy A need the following day. but the weather proving un- Tfiz suitable for the esent and coming season which. r“:""‘l"‘ b°‘l‘:‘)|_'- °"l|Y ‘ '"“"dP"""°" °l;_ll" 9°"!- ‘ '4 ‘ l i v posed d he \ . ,1fi- / q I ‘\ plsov'i:.tg.bisnen rsonally selected from some of the first :9 "'?' “P°F °' " 9 V"; _II 9 . In A E i :a , ugland and Glasgow, he 3. .n.hM to »otn'mittee o management _ ving decided a u A M an to A N H 0 U 8 E I ofl'sr to his customers at extremely low prices for ':"l‘z':5l ,"'°"'°:‘ '"°':“P‘-h "I" "°°P9!| 0" 'llimd-y proai . " 'roc prbaa. ‘ . It . HE sfisoriber. aleful to his friends and the pub- 'I'IeadlyhIli?de ii: oflihtinnulilicorthaiya °sl::riIicre°cdl"ii. iyifiiiliiiyoiif '5‘ I‘ I"'°'|l 0" *3 TIN". fflpeflfllly lrIli- 5 do Ilsts a Cape, . useful II'IIt'.rOI so kindly contributed by their friends liatss that he has RF.‘ OVED front his (Ild -‘land 0 do Dress Materials may be prevented Doors open It IS. Admis- ooo.-sss Square, to in. NE W nnlclr Hozrsn, 5 do Hsberdusher , ' ion 9d. eorser of Real sad Great George Streets, where he I do Laces and Mvillioery N. B. A few contributions towards furnishing the will be happy to receive his old customers and friends. I do Gloves, ' Cake-table will he llltlttltflllly received. ’ JOHN GIXN. I do Silks. Ribbons and Vslvsts, ‘ ‘ ‘ "~-—-- __.r.!_-_9.!-_|_|L4-A Ii ; do :_usiia,, ILLS 0lI‘3t'l‘l‘sG on DEngl_and. . . Flo.’ onion. & .t°'..‘ I0 Trank:rl.|'eots asd Shoes. B payable in l:oudtliiMfIir s'.li.Ti;"' Day‘ 8"“. Jusr sttitivco per Bohr. suuint. rm. ii... Cloths. _ _ ' Mug. pg.“ B|.0'|.'IIIzl fnr ssle“l>yo:.l;.subserlber:— I Bales grey and white Cahooes, Jan. 4. ms. nu I as an s, _ g . women. m... ...... .........-........ c..... : .1: 5'.'.°."...":'.':.°r........ ..."..':...:.':"':a:*'.m.°:'.!!.°'.°.:;::.tm°:.'.: "" d Pa H ‘ ' . ii-o'—roe no u an moi nlef n........t... ii c‘l....."¥..,""""" """‘ e e .. - -. --- _ .-..-.-_.__ I00. was Rusk ODIN‘ 0 ‘a5 ‘I IIOIId.”,OI. 15 Packages Groceries, JUQT |u‘.cE]v3|)_ ..¢ 5-,, -i._ . 5-.‘ pg‘, "“ “I” 40 do Hardware ad Irosaiowry, HERB’ BOILER . W. B. DAWNN. DAN -It DAVIK AI D090. Pewsal Itrsst.

cbarlatstuwa. Ilev. 4. till-

A CARD. THE Subscriber bogs leave to inform t ublic. gynerally that he has commenced bus as, a Ooininission lerclisnt and Auctioneer. At the corner ofQueoa 81. Sydney Streets. and hopes by promptness and punctuality to merit a share of their patronage. ARTEMAS G. SIIIMS. M‘ Cant advanced upon articles left for Auc- tion.

BAZAAR.

WILL be lteld at the Teiripoinnce Hall, at Char- lottetown, on Tuesday, 14th February, I85-I, 1.. aid in the erection of tlie__Prtrsonago House, in con- nection with St. John‘ Church. at Crapaud. Contri- butions will be thankfully received by the following dies. Mas. Jsstxirss, Mas. 'I‘. DIIIRIIAY,

" Firs. (.‘rir.n.sLD. Fa PA!-Hi“. " CUIDALL, R. T. Itoscii,

' NOTICE. LL Persons indebted to Mr. RICHARD A FAUGIIT, hy Note oflland, or Book Account, are requested to make iniiiiediate payment to the undersigned, who is duly authorised by Power of Attorney to collect the I c. v-" THOMAS ALLEY.

.I858.

F‘

it It

Charlottetown, Sept

N OE. HF. Subscriber having been duly empowered by Grnsaar sitnsitsorv, of Hyde Park. Square, London, Esquire, and Arriivrt “INDIR- soN,of Liverpool, in England, Merchant, surviving I-Zrecutors and Trustees named and appointed in and h the last Will and Teslnrnent of Gilbert llenderuon, late of Liverpool, aforesaid. Ilerchant, deceased to collect all Debts and Sunni of Money due to the I-‘.stote ofthe said Gilbert lli-ndcrsnn, deceased, within this Island. and to dispose of all Lands and Ilereditsmerrta belonging to said Evilate situnto therein. All ieraoint so indebted to the Estate of the said Gilbert I cutler- son, deceased, are duly required without delay to pay into my hands the several amounts due by them; and those persons who may be in possession ufa pa of such Lands and Premises, are required to make an immediate and satisfactory arrangement with in otherwise they will be treated as 'I‘refl)assera. JOHN L0 GIVORTII.