HASZARD’S GAZETTE.

SEPTEMBER ﬁt ‘

the two ports, which would increase greatly if the communication was certain an that more and more so,when the railroad shall have been finished between Halifax and Pictou. fear it would be a long time before the com- merce between Charlottetown and Tatama- irouche would induce the making of a junction line between the latter places and Truro. ﬂaakensie asks ten years’ privilege, and by the mi of that time,mauy.changes may have taken lace, and separate steamers me be running tween both places, Pictou and ' atamago_ucli_e as well as Shediac, Richibucto and Miramichi.

Wu have also been informed, that an ol'er of a boring machine (complete), has been made to the proper quarter, for the price of £35 lia- lifax currency. We trust that this will be ac- cepted. The sum is triﬂing compared with the advantages which may result from the use of it. So long as parties tonderin have to ﬁnd the instruments, so long will tie price or fathom, or yard, or foot, a pear excessive, ut the machine once furnis ed, the first 100 or 200 feet will be com aratively easy and cheap, and after that, it wi be a question, whether it will be worth while to go f'urther. It woul be highly important to have at hand the means of ascertaining. whether water is to be had by boring for it, because ifso, this will be a mat- ter of‘ great importance. We have no large reservoirs. lakes or rivers, as in the neighbor- ing countries, but we may have hidden resour- ces in the bowels of the earth, that only re- quire tapping to give abundant supplies.

Colin Murray, Tailor, an inhabitant of this p(l)ace. left Charlottetown on Sunday last, on

ard a vessel ireighted with cattle, and bean for Newfoundland. The vessel anchored for the‘ riightat the harbor's mouth.near the buoy ,when deceased went to bed. In the morning he was missing, at least such was the statement made by two men who landed at the blockhouse and desired the keeper-‘s wife to make a report of the fact to the friends of the deceased. The body was found this morning, and upon the Coroner’: proceeding withﬁe view, a severe contusion was discovered on the left side of the head. After a post morlem examination, Dr. Hobkirk gave it as his o inion to theJury, that the wound was not li ely by itself to have caused death, but that at the same time, he had no doubt that it had been inflicted some- time previous to death, and that the immediate cause of the death of the party was from drowning. Under these circumstances, the Coroner very pro erly adjourned the inquest until tl:e return o the vessel.

Married,

On Tuesday the i6th iiistnnt, by the Rev. Allun Fraser, Mr. James Forsyth, to Miss Ellen Brander, both of Csscuinpec.

sa‘k'emin3:rIi}e:y‘a's:t1“é‘ is?ii§1‘ei. IIOPINID IT THE OLD ITAND,

Grafton Street.

pared to take horses for sale and board. b the day or week. Gentlemen having horses to dispose, of will ﬁnd this so excellent stand, the Stables being roomy and comfortable and grooms

sttcntivs. Horses and Carriages for hire, second

to none in the City. WM. JAKI-IMAN. Sept. Mth, I858.

City Livery and Sale Stables.

AVING enlarged my Stables, I am new re- pnred to take Horses for SALE and BOA D, by the day or week. Gentleman having Horses to dispose of, will ﬁnd this an excellent Stand, the Stables being roomy and comfortable, and Groonis attentive. Horses and Carriages for HIRE-second to none in the City. Please call and examine for yourselves. J. H. GATES. Sept. tih, i85s.—'—wif.

To Ohrlstian Ministers, ac. EORGE T. IIASZAR keeps constantly on hand, a variety of'I‘heologic.-il Works; and are prepsredto sell them at their publishers prices.

Feathers Feather Beds ! US'l‘ ARRIVED. par Schr. Ornament and other itnportntionii—good quality. JAMES N. IIARRIS. 3i

August ll, l856.—

strayed or Stolen! A BLACK HORSE, with long switch-tnil rind it long tiinne, with

. - _ Il'omthepreimeesofMr.Micr»rsIr. Ws:i.~ir on Tuesday nig)li' Inst. \Vhoever, wil

brin the same to this tiice, will be saitvihly rel war ed. Sept. I4, I856.

Mi‘. 0

Iodel and Norinal'1‘rining Schools.

A SOIREE.

W° IN honour of the opening of the Model School,

which will be opened in presence of His Ex- cellency the Lieutenant Governor, will be held in the Schoolioorn, on WEDNESDAY, the lstof etober next. Addresses, explanatory of the objects of the institution, will be delivered on the occasion.

Tea on the table at 35 o'clock.

Ticltects. ls. 6d. each, to be had at the stores of Messrs. H. Stamper, Hsszsrd & Owen, and W. R. Wstsoii.

Charlottetown, Sept. 18, I856.

Charlottetown Races! ILL he held on THURSDAY the 25th. and FRIDAY the 26th September instant, at the old Race Course.

First Day, September 25. First Race.

A Sweepstake of £8, for two-year olds. horse to save his distance. Half-mile heals.

trance lbs. ’ Sewn’ Race.

A Sweepstake of £6, for three-year olds.

heats. Entrance 30:. Third Race.

Plats of 127 Its. Mile heals. Entrance, lls.

Runners to carry 4 lbs. extra. Fourth Rate. A Trotting Match for all liorseb, Island ‘bred, for

Second En-

Mile

£5. Twice around ilie course. lleiits. Entrance, l0s. - Ft‘ h Race A \Velter Race, for £5, for all horses. Mile and

ndistsnce Heats. Weights ll stone. Entrance. I0 ‘ (1 Day, September 26. _ First Race. Plats of £5. for all ages. Mile Heats. Entrance. l s. ' ‘ Second Race.

Sweepstakes of£6 for all ages. to carry 4 pounds exirn. Mile Ile Third

Sec

Winning horses ats.

Race. Ladies’ Purse. Entrance, I53. Mile Heats. Fourth Rac .

Plate of £4, for beaten horses. \Veiglits. . _

Bridle Races each day. All persons wishing to enter horses for any of the above races-—except those for the briJlcs——iiiust be subscribers to the ninount of l0s at lent.

VVxrowrs.—3 year olds, 7 stories llllbs. 4 year olds. 8 stones 7lbs 5 year olds, 9 stone Hlbs. year old and aged, 10 sts.

Jockeys to wear colors. Horses to be entered the day before the race in which they are to run.

Entrance to he insde with

l|ONAI.l) Mt-l.~‘AAC. CilE8'l‘r:R \\’tl(lLNI‘.R, FRANCIS .\lcuUe\l)E, CIIS. SAUNDERS, Clerk of the Course. September I8, l856.—iill papers.

Mile heats. ‘Catch

Stewards.

BY JOHN C. TRAVERS.

Notice to Farmers and others.

TO as: Sor.n by Auction, on Tiruitsmiv the

9th of OCTOBER next. at ll o'clock. fore- noon, on the I-‘srm of Mr. NA'l‘llAN WRIGHT. on the Winslce Road, 5 miles from Town,the whole 0 his ‘

SROCK, CROP, Gr. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, VCONHITING or I Ayrshire COW, 4 years old, from ‘Sweet Lad,‘

o o o I yearling HEIFER, from ‘ Sweet Lad;"

l Calf, from do., l Cow 1 good Fiirm Ilorse, 2 Pigs, l Box S , ‘ I Wood Sleigh, I Truck, I set Sleig Harness 1 Jaunting Sleigh 6; Furs, I set Cart 0 I Roller l Plough

I pair Harrows Franklin Steve 2 acres Potatoes Five tons upland HAY.

A number of Stocks OATS and HARLEY. and a number of Farming Implements. and ‘other articles too numerous to mention.

Ts'.nus.—All sums under £5 cash on deli- very sller the sale; over £5, a credit of 3 months, on approved Joint Notes.

Don't Forget Thursday the 9th October

Prize Stallion “ Prince Edward. WILL be offered for SALE 31 Aucriois at I2 o'clock noon. on WEDNESDAY September 24th, and sold to the highest bidder. He wiis four years old the in day of July last; he is by Suladin out of n More by Woolner’s llcrse. from it Roncssvelles Mare. He shows in great deal of Blood. and has great strengtli; his stock is much admired; his nation and temper is very good. he was used last winter in harness and wins very ge . WII.l.IA.\l IIUIIGES, owner. C_\'lIIIlflﬂ Lodge. ll ustico, 20th August, I856

' ii spot of hnirofl‘ his back. strnyed.

Teacher Wanted. AN'I‘I".U n ‘I oiclier rl)l'.IIlt: Ciiriiphellton School, Lot 7; there will be ii liliernl suin given in addition to the Governnieiit (irant. 'Applicniion to

be made to A EUGENE M‘CAR'l‘HY

AUG3_I__0NS,

BY VVILLIAM DOOD.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-

'l‘HE following LANDS and PREMISES will ‘ _ be psremptorily submitted to Public Compe- tition, at the Court ouse. Colonial Building, in Charlottetown, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day of0C FOBER next, at the hour of I2 o'clock,

vi . PASTURE LOTS Nos 233. 234 and 235, in the Royalty ol'Charlottetown, fronting on the St.

Farm for Sale! 0 n I01-D."CYMBllIA Loner: rstm." containing 230 sores, all iaclosed, 180 of which "° WIIIVIII-Gd. and 50 are under useful and ornamental Wood. There is a good HOUSE and other necesssr Buildings for a farm of that size. Also sGARDE and small Orchard, well stocked with Trees. which bear a vast abundance of Fruit, (Cherries, Plumbs. Currants. Goosebeiries and Apples). The Land fronts on Whestley _River and Rustico Bay. where ‘I'°"° "9 PI°'")' OI Flﬁia. (lierrings, mackerel, codlish, lobsters, trout, and other fish).

33003. Crop &. Implements

May_be taken at a valuation if required, the Stock consists of—'

eler‘s Road and situate about thr rr iles f in own, conidinnig in the whole 36 crias s lifile 9 m"”Es,“"d COLTS- more M '9". 20 head oftattle of the Cow kind. PR0,,ERTY', so slihl-.P.

Ai.so—'l'hat bsaiitifully situated forming part of COMMON LOT o. 18, in the Royalty of Charlottetown. fronting on the Hills-

|'°i£h» and in the immediate vicinity of Govern- ment lIouse,',laiely in the occupation of Captain Beazeley, R. N., bounded on the north-west by the Road leading to Government House, and on the east by West-street, and extending on said Street 233 foei,s little more or less,’ with the lame and COIINHIMIIOHI DWELLING HOUSE, OUT-BUILDINGS and appurtenances thereunto belonging. 'I'lie contingent annuity formerly charged on these Premises for the use and benefit of Mrs. Wilson. having been duly transferred to the residence of Mr. David Wilson, in Richmond street, this valuable Property (on Common Lot 18) will be sold in fee simple, and freed and discharg- ed‘f‘all incuinhrsncea.

50-That valuable piece of Ground, with the DWELLING HOUSE. and I’RI:l1\llSES, known as the present residence of Mr. David Wilson. fronting 40 feet on Ricliiiiond-street, and extending in depth 50 feet, a little more or less, forming part o('l'0WN LOTS Nos. 4 and 5, in thesecond hundred of'l‘own Lotsintlliarloitetiiwn. This property is subject to an annuity of £50 cur- rency per aniium, chsrged thereon for the use and benefit of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Wilson, from and after the decesse of her present husband, (in case she shall survive him). and so long as she shall remain his widow and unmarried. and it will be sold liable thereto.

For terms of sale and further particulars, en

uire ofthe undersigned Trustees for Sale,&c., under Deed of Release and Coiiveyance, hearing date the 21st day of December. I855, executed by the above named David Wilson and his said wife, with the other parties therein named, to the undersigned, and duly registered, and as the same is amended by an addeodit thereto, dated the l0ih day of May ultimo, endorsed thereon, and also duly registered. '

Dated at Charlottetown, this 10th day of Sep-

lembcr, I856. JOSEPH HENSLI-IY. JOHN I.ONGl\'0R'I‘H,

Sept 15. ROBl:IR'I‘ Sl‘ElVAll'l‘.

Perseverance Hotel,

LEASANTLY siln.ited in front of King's Square, where every comfort will be afforded to the travelling coinniuiiit in general. The Sub- scriber begs to intimate, that strict attention and moderate charges will entitle hiin to a share of pub-

lic patronage.

J. \V. FORD, Proprietor. Ch. Town, Sept. 8, 1856.

% SERVANT GIRL |wanted. %

Ladies look here !——O:‘lLY look here:

HF. Subscriber offers FOR SALE, I variety of SILKS, &c—- Blaclr GRO DE NAPLES, Rich Check Glasie SILK. “ ' d do do P assorted colorsfo Bonnets Superior rich Brocade SILKS, &c. D All of which will be sold low for prompt pziy. m J. PURDIE.

" Brocade “ Silk Velvels, shes,

so at

cm. 17th September. 1856-

Greatly Reduced Pricesll HE large STOCK of DRY GOODS at the “ Manchester House," Queen Street, will be

named During‘ this loath, at Prices very much Rediicedll

to make room for rrssvir nsronra-rrexs, ex- pected by ﬁrsl I-‘all vessels from Losnorr and Lrvrnroon.

Those wishing BARGAINS, will find it to their advantage to Hill at this I-Isinlilishiiient.

_ .~!A!llUF.I. W. .\lc\II'lRRAY. Sepi. 3, isms. Labourers Wanted!

‘NY numl-.~r of l.:\llOUR|’.RS, including some _-’ \l N5, can geteinployiiient on the Railroad hi-iwm-n the llrnd snd Shedinc in New Brunswick.

ni llllliomce, or iii the mihacriber at the Works. l0llN BRUOKFIELD, Contractor. Bend, Sept. 8, I856. -

‘40

she — 40 or 50 tons HAY. 25 acres of Wheat, I4 acres of Out 7 acres of Barley; 4 acres of 'i‘urnips. 2 acres of Potstos, I acre of Carrots. Immediate possession can be obtiiiiied upon good security being given. Further particulars can be obtained from the proprietor on the premises. _ WlLLlA.\l IIODGES. Cymbria Lodge, P. E. Island. B. N. America, Aug. 19, 1856,

FIRBWOOD. Cords of Firewoodpresdy cut and split, of various lengths and sizes to suit customers. Apply 10- us. N. IIARRI.-l. Allgllll 25 IS56.——Is|&,Adv3w

O 3 '5’

Fresh Supply of Shingles. N0'I‘HER ciirgo of Bay Chaleur. the best yet received this year —l'INE dc (.‘l‘ZDA . JAS. N. HARRIS. August 25, I856 -Isl3w

FOR SALE! 'I‘I_lE sllilllop “SAiuH," of Belfast, two yeirs old,about 26 tons, carries I6 clnildrons of Coal. This vessel ig well found. in good order, and is well adapted for csrrying'Coal between this port and Pictou. Terms liberal. Apply to Bizﬂxgxnt Davina, Broker, Ch.-irloitetown, or to PA'l‘R|Cl{ S'l‘El’llE.\'S, Orwell. August I8, l856.—4w

FOR SALE ! TIIE HULL & SPARS ofa Bureau- riiv: now nearly finished, laying at Orwell, built for the Newfoundland iiiiirkel, of 82 tons new ineiisurenient. and 142 tons old; length about 79 feet. 20ft. 6 in. beam, and 9 ft. 8 in. deep. Apply to the builder. Ar.:x. Mcll.As:, or to- BENJAMIN DAVIES. Bro er, Ch. Town.

Sept. 2. I856.--ii

Teacher VVanted. TANTED for the Nine Mile Creek School Dis- trict, a Teaclii-.r of‘the First Class, with a good moral character. Apply to either of the undersigned

lees. D0.\'AI.D CURRIE, \ DO.\l.-\l.I.) LIVINGSTON, DONALD l\IcI’.ACIlERN, JOHN ;\IcEACIlI".RN, ADRI-ZW McDOli(i‘ALL, Nine Mile Creek. Aug. ltith, 1856.

DRAIN WATER PIPES. OR SALE at the Qvuziv Squiutl Honsl. a quantity of superior Stilt-glazed Stone-ware, Piper, Juiicfionx. Bends, .§-c., frnin 3 inches to 10 in diameter, supplying the chenpestsnd most efficient method of conveying water under ground. WILLIAM HEARD. Charlottetown. 22d April, 1856.

s:'s.r.smi_L

Carding Machines. ore. ‘HE Subscribers offer for Sale Curding Machines. Machine Cards, Crank Plate, Cleaners. \Vool Pickers. Power Treeniiil llliichinery on a new con: struction. Orders punclually attended to. Address John Morrice St. Son, Siickville, County of West- morland New Brunswick. or David Stewart. Carh-

Cliarlotte\oi\n,.ltIly 18. 1355- '

AL NOE LIFE JIJVD FIRE l.\‘SUR.dJ\’C'E COM- P.dJV'Y, LOJVDON. ls'rasr.rsi-inn Iv AC1‘ or PARLIAMENT. capital £5,000,000 Sterling. CHARLES YOUNG, Agent for P. E. Island.

Eﬁit and Saw miyfoat E113 51

Dwelling se! . _ ‘OR SALE, that cligibly si ed Grist Mill with tile Ont Kiln and Siivv Mill, togethizr with the Dwelling House rind about sixteen ncres of LAND under crop, known as “ Mel-‘arlnm-.’s Mi|ls,"and

. lntely

occupied hv JUIIN ALDOUS, IZsq., on the . \lonirigiie llorul, 2} inilrs from Georgetown.’ . 'l‘wo-thirds --I‘ |illl'l‘Il:I.-It! tiioney may remain on in- ti-rest, pnyalile h_\ iiistnliiisiits as may be agreed on- lfnoi so d at l'ri\‘iil.e Sale in-forsihe lsill SlP'l'|'.Il- Jun, this I’ro_n.-it_v will he offered at Puirnic Auc- 1-non on that day lll i2 o‘t'lof.lt on_ilis pI’emI|€|- For further particulars, as to price, title dsc. apply to

utter. (Io Illa d-I)). llhefnl. Willi III! BIIIIICO of 'l‘irr:oi-iui.L's Drsllnisnv,l-Esq. ofcliarlottetown, Iby joh work. For particulars, enquire ljouﬂ Apnous, Esq. .\lontiigue River, or to the

iwn" nonnnicx WDONALD. I l Ex

1 Morrell River, August 18, 1856. I