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To Tenants on parts of Township Lands Nos-51, 53. 57, 58, 59. 60 and 62. AKE NU'l'ICE—'l‘ltiit the 'l‘citnntry on said
- properties under the iiiaiiiigeiitent oftlie Subscri-
ber, are ltsruby I'|tlllfit'tl to pay their tents to him
witltout dclay,as he is fully eittpo\i'ered,aiitl received positive instructions to collect 3lte saute. He also cautions all persons Wll0llHOEVBf, from 'l‘RESSl’AS-
SING on any part of said lands; eitlter by cutting
timber, taking forcible possession, or in any other
way whatever, without it written permission frotit hiiitaelf, Any persons disregarding tltiti notice. will render themselves liable to prosecution at Law. Vll.L|A.\l DUUSE. $1“ Tenants or otlior occupiers of Lands on said
' lease pay their respective Land
Tax to the receivers appointed by the Government,
as no further indulgence will be granted to those who
have hitherto delayed its payment. Nov. 2|, I856. (6 w.) W. D.
To be Sold by Private Sale. M A RYFIELD The Property of Charles Dalgleish. Esq.
EING the Southern half of Pasture Lot No. 40,
in the Royalty ofCharlotie:own, containing six acres, wholly under cultivation, on which is erected a new Cottage 30 feet by 30. with a good collar on- derneath the wltole. It is fouced round with Post and Rail. There is also a Barn on the Premises, 40 feet by 15, and a nover-failing well of water near the house.
If not sold by the sixteenth day of June, it will then be otfered for Sale by Public Auction, either to- gether, or in Lots to sun purctmsen.
For further particulars apply at the oflice of Hon, Win. Forgan.or to blr. _pt'll§let2lhn?n the premises.
" VlI'I'l7'l'|I scilir-rut cossas."
MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. HE flnsisrs TICKITI of admission for the year 1857, are to be had at the ditferent Book- Storss in this City, and of the Secretary, at the fol- lowing pricsla V31 1"‘ _ . _ Paasisnr 'l‘icarr, 6s.—Admtts one Family, with access to the Library; or admits a Gentleman and three Ladies, with access to the Library. Mnugrs do., 5s.—Admits it Gentleman and Lady with access to the Library Slasors do., 3s.—Admits it Gentleman or a Lady. with access to the Librai-(y. Ntotrt-s.v do. , 9d.—Admits a_ tentleman and Lady, without access to the Library. By order ofthe Committee. ARCH. M'NElLL, 8ec‘y. Charlottetown, 22d Dec., l856.—3i
Queen-street.
No. 8.
ii; 0. REMOVAL!
was suuscitiitsti nas itsttsovun nis sx-rmsiv:
Stock of British and Foreign G O O D , E; “J. W.," Elizabeth, Isabella, and Jllbion, O the Store formerl occupied _ by Na. Guoitos: llooss, a ew doors higher up. which promises he has remodelled and refitted; and having now increased facilities for the accommo- dation of his Customers, be trusts to be favored with a continuance of their patronage. _ _ He also begs to intimate, that he is daily expecting a further supply, to complete lti_s Fall Itstportations, all of which will be disposed of at the lowest oaslt
Street, W. MORRISON , Charlottetown, Nov. It, 1856.
prgobservs, No. 8, Qngsn
at-t;s‘}...?a”§...7.tt Min for Sale. HE Subscriber ofl’ers his Grist and Saw Mill T for sale, situated at l\larg:tret’s on Lot or Townsliip No. 41. In KW! 3 ("‘“'_"-"J ‘he’ 5"" erected on the most approved principle. being “ch propelled by it 1-! ft-el uversltot water-wheel, and iii it good stand for business. I T:iiMs—-made known on application to the subscriber, by letter post paid, or otlterwise. and
also at this oflice. JOHN DIXON. Glgnfinlas Mills, Dec. 1, 1856.
ltlte morning of'l'uesd:ty last, the 9tlt inst. 1 Site then lay~to about 50 miles west ofCapo
Clear. \Vlii|e in this position Slit: was .stt-uck by it tremendous sea, the gale rag- ing at times with tvrrilic violence. Tho ‘ docks were C0llIplelt'l_V swt-pt, and cotisidet'- ,able alarm was crcateil oit board, more es-
SUMMARY OF NEWS. l U.\'I'l'l'D STATES. v ' w v v ' v - The messane of l’rvsid-' t Pierc- like all other I‘ Puitnic Al'C1‘l0N,0n b.-\I‘LRDA\ tliodlst , . . - - 1'“ ”' day 0,-JANUARY next M,‘ ,2 ovclock noon ‘ lt'esidei.ual inessages, is it very lengthy duru- (if not previously dispomd gr M private Sale’) . ment, and ilteie-tore we can only refer to one or Ono-loni-th part of TOWN 1.01‘ No. 70. l‘“'°“‘”'*"‘.'I”°= "°""'ai"8- . in the Fir“ Hundred of Town Lots in UhM._' llte President \viiul'l seek, bya peculiar lntltlti‘ ', _ louctown’ homing on Sydney_st,,ee,’ adjoining y o reasoniitg,tn induce the beliel,tlt:tt the late dIs- P‘5U5ll,V among ll“? P'l~“5°"g‘~"'9- Th” bill‘ the Roman Cuuwnc School. ,0 the wemmrd’ : pay at antigouisut between the Northern and ; works were carried away, its well as three and being now in the possession of Joseplt:5“"h°"' P“‘"’'’ "" ‘he S""°'7 ‘l“°""°"' “”“'lh°°t'- The 5'.‘"‘’“''d’‘‘ l’‘“'“')' ‘“m"'°d "' ‘ Mtnomld’ Es ui,.,,_ »t?0tntKt8ltced and kept up by tho Norilteners, en-!!imiI.r mmmen , gm," ponion ,,f tho For terms oi sale, and title, t ‘‘'°“‘''‘‘""‘3 ‘" l’"’'“'" ‘h‘’ S"“”'°"'°"' fmmlcontents being destroyed, and the l'ore-sa-
AUCTION, 'roT3_i:_soLn
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lettso apply a the Oflico of the Hon. Charles gating. ' LOBBAN, Auctioneer.
H. it. Oh. Town, Dec. 24, 1856.-—Adv.& tax
FIREWOOD.
tity ofsuperior I-‘irewot . BERTRAM MOORE. Dec. 23, 1853.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE, Margate, New London.
V "E Subscribers beg to infortn their friends and
the public generally that they have received a ver extensive stock 0 o s, comprising every thing in the Three branches, namely: Dry Goods, Groceries and Hardware, all of which they will sell lower than Cliiirlottetowii prices for caslt or produce. Oats, Oatmeal, Plour, Barley, Pork and Butter will be taken.
Nov. Ist, I856.
'l‘llPl.l.‘\l R1. IIYNIMIAN. AWCILIJIA GROCERY. QUEEN-SQUARE, CHARLOTTEPOWN. ' ‘llli subscriber thankful for the liberal share of
patronage he hits received, ht-gs leave to he attention of the public to his large suppl
consisting of—
Teas, Sugars, Coffees. Currants, Jellies and Jams, Preserved " ple attd l'¢.-ache
Bitter Oranges (for Marina aide), &c.. Guava
Jelly, Prunes, Calves‘ Foot Jelly, Calves’
N hand, and for sale, by the subscriber, it quan-‘
_, gpreci-.Ie_ tniiut wlggra. wfifiivegg term':n‘aEp',wI)i'i-|.|n
;e.tercisin-_i a prerogvative to which th y are clearly land comtutiiiiunally entitled, viz :- ‘tie introduc- rtion ot'Slavcry titio their own territories, if they l Iliink proper.
2 ‘ow, as we happen to have no farther interest .iii the question, beyond that which we sit as being opposed to Slavery in every shape and form, we can only regret, that it should be in the power ofany ntan or body of inert, constitutionally or otherwise-, either to introduce or propagate Sla- very, in any Country, or territory, calling itself Christian or Civilized !
'l‘lie President in announcing a very consider- able reduction of the Public debt, suggests the propriety ofa revision oftlie '1'-triff in certain articles, and a relaxation of the duties now col- lected thereon.
Foreign relations are spoken of as being in every way saiislaciory, although "The Fishery _ ‘ommissinn" has been employed a part of the two aeasnns,biii without much progress iit :tccoinplish- ing the object for which it was instituted. _in con- '.“t“""" --l at serious ilifft-rettce or opinion bet- ween the (Joatnmsioners, not only its to the
many iii,titatu:es Cfltlfltttugc . may therefore be necessary to have rccourseto the offices of an Umpire as provided for by the Treaty. The increase of trade with the British Provinces since the adoption ofthe Reciprocity Treaty is it
al _ of G|tt)Cli'.ltl|:_‘.S,just received per Elizabeth Jllary, ‘subject deserving of our attention
Of the working ofthe Reciprocity Treaty, he
as s :-
¥‘Tbe exports of domestic articles to those pro- vinces dtltlll,-1 tlte last year amounted to more than $'.!2,()ti0,t|00, exceeding those of the pre- ceding year by nearly $7,000,000; and the
Fest Gelatinc, Pine Apple Syrup, Potted Meats. Ground Rice, Tins Ground Herbs, (Savory and Sage) it variety of Cakes and Biscuit, Crack-I nells, Queen's Biscuit, Picnic, &c., .Iuntbles,. Rose Cakes, Ginger, Currants, Raisins, Nuts,’ &,c , preserved Gouseberries, Raspberries, Citr- l rants and Diirnsons. Also, a variety of Pickles d Sauces, Anchovy Paste, I-‘rcnch Trutles. l Also on hand, from fortiter gshipments, Flour, llloal, Tea, Fluid, Vinegar, Lcntoiisyrnp. ll.ltIttt juice, Raspberry Vinegar; Colfeo (green and ground), Cheeso (Englisli, Annapolis and P. E. l ) Candles (patent, sperm and tallow), barrels superior Apples, barrels Ale and Porter. barrels of Cheese, aitd al variety of other Groceries suitable for City trade. December I5, I856. 4i JARDINE MACLEAN.
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SOMETHING N EW
FOR CHRISTMAS. OIIN HARPER, has in addition to his usual sup-
ply of Groceries, &c. die.
30 Boxes Bloom Raisins, I Cask fresh currents, 15 Bla. Baldwin Apples, 10 do Russets, 2 Bls. Quiuces Sr. Pears. 20 Drama 'l‘urkey Figs, 1 Box Lemons, I5 bls. Crackers, 4 bbls. l'iIot Bread, 13 Boxes Cheese, 4 bls. Peas, Beans and Rice; 7 bls. Bri ht 8ugar,2 pun. choice Retailing Molas- ses, 10 Chests good Tea, 10 Boxes sorted Candy, 20 Boxes Lozengers, 10 doz Broonts,«t0 Bnindles Chairs, 1 Patent Scale. (Fairbanks), I0 Boxes
imports therefrom, «lining the same eriod, it- mounteil to more than $‘.Zl.0U0,000—an increase of $6.0t)0,0tt0 upon those of the previous year.”
“Tlte improved conditioit of this branch of our coninterce is mainly attributable to the above mentioned treaty.”
SCIENCE nut THE Brena.-—Lietttenont Maitry of the National. Observatory at Washington, in a lecture in New York, said, " I have always found in my scienti- lic studies, that when I could get the Bible to say unytlting upon the subject, it afford- ed_me a lirin foundation to stand upon, and anotlicr round in the ladder by which I could safely nscen .”
l’i-ovidence, Dec. 8th.—Tae old Car House of the Boston 8:. Providence Rail- road was burnt early this morning with eight cars belonging to the company, and one belonging to Bristol Railroad.—Five large slcighs and 300 cords ofwood were destroyed at the same time The total loss is $11,500. The wood was partially in-
Mould Candles, 1 Boxes Family Soap, 30 Bags Salt, 10 Boxes Di . ' Wino Vinegar, dt. urning Huid, 5 doz. Lemon, syrup, capers, cotfoe, corn starch, citron, cinnn-' tnon, cloves, iintinegs, ginger, popper, ntustnrd. yeast powder, baking soda, wash soda, stove’. polish, shoe blacking, scrubbing brushes. dyel iiiutfs, white and red onions, variety nuts 1 doz.=_ sorted pickled, 800 pairs boots and shoes, can-‘
boots,ladies kid slippers. misses and childremt
boys brogans, 100 pairs ladies, gents, misses and cltildrens rubbers.
Queen stereet, Desbrisnys Buildings Cliuslottetown, Doc. lsth, 1856-«t in. tw.
by Herrings. 2 cnsks White R
button boots, gents puinpspwellington St, congress ‘ boots, boys and youths wellington boots. mens and i
Al —.n assortineiit of dry goods crockery aitd I mtlll-5 l0I' Bt‘-"l0"- . . gl.'I~35.Io\'t\tC§ all ttfwhich will be sold dhcap for hash. site met, with very Su\‘(:|'e weather, but con- it lcltvigstattng (hit! it had been hemmed by
sured ‘and also the cars of the Bristol oad.
ACCIDENT to THE STFAM-SHIP AMERICA. Liverpool Friday, 12 Doc.
Yesterday morning, the British and North
mcrican royal mail-steamship America
stating in part ladies’ snow,cashentere 61. congress‘ Cnlllflln Lung. Tebllfned l0 this P0" in ll l tom‘. disabled state having encountered it severe p
gale in the Channel. The America sailed from the Mersey on Saturday last, with tl largo nll!ttl)l‘:l‘ of passengers and the usual After leaving the port
loon completely gutted. The vcsselsus- stained other damage, though of minor im-
ortancc. One of the crew was badly in- jured, having received it compound fracture of both his legs. Others of the men were more or less bruised, but not seriously. The shock was so great as to knock the furniture about in all directions, to the great consternation ofthe passengers some 0 whome sustained slight bruises. It il said, that five seamen were carried off the vessel by the see, but most miraculously driven back by a returning wave; only one, the man previously referred to, receiving any serious injury. Captain Lang main- tained the utittostcoolitess and self posses- sion during the trying scene. Finding the vessel in such a disabled condition, he ltntl nn stltprnnllva but in put her aboitt, in order to save the ship and passengers. This being done he stéa nod direct for this om-t. here he srrirv 8 ‘“ "‘."7 "°-‘“' yesterday ntorntng. The America now lies in the I-luskisson Dock, and will re- quire to _be laid up for some time for re- pairs.
Cape ofGood Hope papers have been received to the 15th October, but they con- tain little ofimportance. News had arriv- ed out ofthe intended despatch of the Ger- man Legion from this country and the pros- pect of their coming seemed to be regard- ed with satisfaction. The apprehension res- pecting ii new Cafl're outbreak appears to have subsided. From Natal the dates were to the 24th of September.. The de- claration of the entire separation ofthat colony from the Cape of Good Hope had been well received.
The Paris correspondent of the Nord writes ;—“ Some of the most illustrious of English statesmen are evincing uneasiness at the manner in which public opinion in Europe condemns the turbulent politics of Lord Palmerston. The celebrated Mr. Disraeli has expressed himself here upon this subject with much vivacity. He ha; been iiiuclifeled at Paris by the Court and Ministers, and has dined at the Tuilleries with innny members of the parliamentary opposition. Mr. Disraeli was seated at the table oppsite Count Wiilewslri, and next to M. de Kisseleff.”
0 Narniis, Dec 8.
At noon to-day there was a review. VVltile the troops were defiling, a soldier of the 3 Battalion of Chtisseurs rushed from the ranks and struck the King on the left side.
The King was not wounded. The soldier 'wns kitocked dowtt and seized by Col. La-
All is quiet in Sicily. ‘. n 5 Private James Cobb oftho 93d llnndcrs, has been presented by the been i with a silk Hankerchicf, nccompniitcd with
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