SE —- 3 must be regarded from a different point of view , and he sees, as every one olse does, that if there were an honest and patri- otic Government here to insist upon the rights of the Colony, they could wot be long withheld, and the independence and prosperity of its people would soon be manifest in the vastly increased number of freebolders.

Much stress is laid upon the circumstance of the Palladium having used harsh terms towards Mr. Swabey sixteen years eco, Wren lie was so im preseed with an opinion of the influence of thai paper ss to mako its existence the pretext for his beg- ging petition to the proprietors on belalf of the Islander. We

to look for it, and whe is able to do a litthe more than make |

THY

suppose they will not stop until they have given magistirial |

distinction to every one of their party who has conceit enough |

his mark.

CotoniaL Secretary's Ormice, Ocropsn 18, 1859.— Queen's County: | —Colin Holm, M. P. P., De Sable; Donald Montgomery, M. P. I’, | | New London; Daniel Davies, M. P. P., Charlottetown; Donald Me |

Kenzie, Rose Valley, Lot 67; Francis Andrew, Lot 67; James Laird, | 2

New Glasgow Mills; Malcol McKenzie, Canoe Cove, Lot 65; John} Douse, (Williatn’s son,) Charlottetowa; Benjamin Bell, New London Prince County: —David Ramsay, M. P, P., Lot 18; Joho Yeo, M. P. | P., Port Hi; Andrew Bell, Lot 4 Amg’s County:-—RKodoriek MeAutay, M. P. P., Georgetown Royalty; Pinlay MeNeii, M. P. PL, Georgetown; Toomas Owen, juar., M. P. P.,

| buying elsewhere.

bave uo wish to go back to that period to recant anything Cardigan; Michael MeWade, Souris; Heetor J: hastone, Lut 52.

that appeared in the Palladium ; but owe are bound to cay that there were two others associated with us in the editorship Mlarricd

. . » " : “rite and proprietorship of that paper, ry en ekmne WN | At Chart ‘ttetown, on Thurslay, the 27th inst., atthe residence of the one-half the articles it contained. The late Mr. McLean w as | an ee by the Rev. David Fitagerulad, Reetor of Charluttetowa, tia . Pethick, to Fanny, daugite s ee le ae ee paper, a Peg 7 ye | we . Senin ethick, to Fanny, daugtter of the Hon. i. A. Johnson, freq ‘ . hie - arde Jo the 23rd instant, at the Rectory, Georzeto by the Rew R. T stronger than that which was used towards! | ‘ , atthe Rectory, Georgetown, by the Rew R. T. language much & | Roach, B. A., Mr. James Cruicksvanns ty Mrs. Elizabeth Steele, both Mr. Swabey several prominent men of the party whose obe-| of River Inhabitants, Cape Breton . . +s . On the 24th iust., by the same, ia tho Parish Church, G to j ++ he afterwards became stigmatizing the proprietor | , lust., by na, ia the Paris 1urch, Georgetown, dient servan: be 8 = erol “" | Mr. Charles Worrel Townshesd to Miss Harriet Keefe, both of Rollo

of the Jsiander among the rest as a blockhead and a man of | Bay. Mr. Joseph Pope used to abuse us and many otliers

ae

———

Died, At Weymouth, Mass., on the 4th inst., Margaret Leab, wife of Mr.

James Coles, Jun., in the 35th year of her age, after a lingering illness Deceased was the eldest daughter of Mr. W. B. Davison, of this City.

straw. of the Liberal party with all the bitterness he could command,

and yet in 1551 he was glad to renounce his animosities with his former principles, and took passage in the same buat with that party, accepting 4 lucrative employment at their bande. Woe wight give many other instances of persons who wore violent!7 opposed to eacli other in former years, but who

Passengers.

Tn the Steamerffrom Shediac, on the 22d inst. —Messrs. A. McGinnirs Alley, Fulton, Harvey, Johnson, McDonald, Mitchell, A. McKinnon, Hughson, Livingston, Buckanon, McDonald, MeKenzie, Gibson, Munroe, Compton, McKillam, McMullan, MoArtbur, McDonald, Ritch, McNeill,

Gillis, McLean, McLeod, Sinclair, Captain MeQuilton, Mrs Sage, Mrs. Muteb, Mrs. Todd, Mrs. McDonald and child, Miss McGinnis.

are as thick as highway robbers in prosecuting political |

echemes at the presentday. The examples we haye given,

bowever, wil auffce.

The following letter from Col. Swabey, received as we were

Pee >

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN,

ENTERED. 21—Steamer Westmorland, Lvans, Pictou. Schr. Margaret, Thomas, Arichat; bal. Union, LaVashe, Canso, N. .8; do. 22— Carrie M. Rich, Hardy, Boston; goods. Glory, LeBlanc, do. ; slates, &c. Brigt. Alton, Horton, do.: goods. Sehr. Bxcelsior, Martin, do.; do. Almaéewers, Canso, N.S.; bal. 24—Annie, McKenzie, Pictou; berring Steamer Westmorland, Evans, Shediac. 25—dvu., do,, Pictou. Schr. Mary Louisa, Rogers, Arichat; bal. Sea Bird, McKinnon, Ship Harbour, N. S.; herring. 26—Maguct, Pye, Halifax; goods. 27—Steamer Westmorland, Evans, Shediac. Sehr. Dolphin, Deloria, St. Pierre, Magdalen Islauds; bal. CLEARED.

*t. 21—Steamer Westmorland, Evans, Shediac: Schr. Margaret Anr, Thomas, Halifax; produce. Unicn, LaVashe, do.; dv. Virgia Bears, do.; do. 22—Brigt. Henry, Squarebridge, Boston; produce Schr. Iris, Kennison, do, do. 24—Copy, Campbell, Pictou; bal. Steamer Westmorland, Evans, Pictou. sScbr. Guld Cviner, Jinn-, Newfid.; produce. Woodbine, Roberston, Pictou; bal. Alexander, Shellout, Ricbibucto; sundries. 25—Steawer Westmorland, Evans, Shediac. Schr. Vermont, Bowers, Halifax; produce. Experiment. Bullong, do ; do, 26—Haligonian, Larner,d:.; do. Mary Louisa, Rogers, do.; do. 27--Steauer Westmorland, Evans, Pictou; Schr. Eglautine, Eldridge, Boston; goods.

going to press, corroborates the view we have taken of his cousistency — Yo ree Eptror or tne Exayiner.

Dear Sis. see the Isiander has relapsed into its former evil course of substitutuag personal abuse for sound argument and facts.

Now, though as usual I am made the object of this train of writing, I sieuld mot have taken any notice whatever of the wention with which lam honored, being well aware that, if of any consequence, these attacks serve only to elevate those against whom they are directed and magnify their importance ; but I bave a reason for troubling you with this, which is to correcta mistepresentation iu which many others are involved. It is this: | am held up as inconsistent tn my deeds and opi- nions about proprietary matters. Now the truth is simply this, and easily discovered —in common with many others I never could see any benefit to be reaped from the escheat of lands fo the Crown. To the tenantry it would have been only a change of wasters. But now that the Island Governm-nt has the ttle to lands liabie to forfeiture aud arreara of Quit Rents, I conceive it to be the duty of its Government, con- trol ed by ite Legislaiuie, to realise all it can claim.

The same fandamex tal principle of honesty which gives the proprietors a title to their rent guides the Crown, that is ite assignee, a title to theirs. Is there any incone.etency in this?

Your obedient servant, WILLIAM SWABEY.

Oct.

Shi: News.

Qvesec, Oct. 8—Cleared—Ship * James Yeo,’ for Bristol. same day, ‘ Lady Seymour,’ from Bristol. - Sailed on Monday last, from Richmond Bay, the Ship ‘ May Dundas,”

7 ‘ ‘ > Martin, master, for Bristol; timber and deals. EMIGRATION. Oo Wednesday last, trom Richmond Bay, Bark ‘ Garland,’ Morgan,

Saoarty after the Liberals cauie into office, a few years | master, for Bristol; timber and deals —by Moun. James Yeo.

he T > ; 3 ded with this Isl ’ i sie : Tuespar, Oc ober 25, 1859. r O yusted Ww ig tslan at ever . :

ago, the Lories were 80 disgusted wi , 2 a Oe? | Praster Cove, Gur or Canso.—Arrived, the Ship ‘ Isabel,” Alexr. one of them who had any means, and was able to go else- McDonald, master, irom Liverpool, @. B , for Charlottetow:, P. E. 1 —

‘ : : ; had experienced very heavy weather. This veesel bas arrived here to- where, wa: continually disparaging the country as a place day, the $18 inet.

mot fit tolivein. The Js/ander, woek after week, proclaimed | Hence at Liverpool, Schr. ‘Jason,’ 24 days Ship ‘Zetus,’ 22 days. The following Telegraph Message was received here on the 26th inst -

St. Joun’s, N. F., Octoher 26, 1859

Brig ‘ Maggie’ and crew reported lost—no satisfactory evidence yet eceived. Insured, To N. Rankin.

Arrived,

Charlottetown, Oct. 31, 1859.

—— — ee ne --

ooo? --

that a general exodus was taking place, and insisted that no) respectable person ought to remain here. A few did go away, |

but some of them returned, even while the Liberals were in : offices. Now, when trade of all kinds is duller than ever it

was, and monoy infinitelymore searce with persons of all ranks Wreck of THe Brigt. Magace, of St. Perec's, P. E. Is: ano, av and conditions, & disposition to go away and better (heir or oe a ee ats Newt os Ue Seba tunes ie felt and expressed by a great many people. There | October inst., for this Telend, having vn board, besides ber crew, some ia no doubt the disposition would be promptly gratified if the |

J_& W. BOYD.

jtwenty passengers The day after she sailed a fearful gale swept

along the coast vf Newtoundta:d, and that on the 10th the stern of a

parties who are discont-nted with their lot in this Island| =e gees weenes anners at Trepassy Bay, with the name * Maggie, S. bSlat yainted ou it.

could dispose of their efivets without a ruinous sacrifice, or | ’ ui sa : ; 7 ;

‘ ; : 7 | Capt Clow, from Now oandland, we are intormed, arrived in George.

obtain money sufficient to carry themselves and their families | town on Satarday last, Wie reports that the substance of the abuve

to a more favoured country. The Islander is now very much statement waa telegraphed to St. Juhu’s, just previous to his sailing. —

# L e ue Gaz. distressed at the prospect of an emigration to New Zealand—| op pad Evisc pal -Clorgvman et °t. Geengete: Rey, HIF

warns its readers against being influenced by the accounts | Land, at the quest of Mr Kichard Curcas, communicates to us the , : ey . sft hara | following inteiligence:— from that country, furnished by individuals who left here | othe * Mary Aone,’ Atexancer N ee

sador She arrived in Qutbe 4th of Sept.

; i ori, and encountered $d October the Captain cod reached the bead of

some montis ago in the brig Prince Edward, and represents | E Island, in the mouth of Jas . : . . | safety at Uattle Harbour on t : . J —* ‘ — . _, | safety thie Island ae being one of the fairest and happiest spots in the | che bofs chat giheblcdioh witty cold universe. The following paseage eonclades the editorial | heavy weather after her departus: ‘ : : | found it necessary to run for a placo t waitttn 28: sndit rrants :— | f fn ag & warning to intending emigrants : ‘ | ths Bay (Sandy Point), where he remained uatil the Sub, when he % We have in Prince Edward Island cheap land; a soil again put to sea, but meeting with a terific gale returned, but such

EXAMINER.

“ara mv

New Advertisemeuts,

rr errr he See

SL NON AOI AION LION AI CL ALL LILI ll

From Yarniouth, WN. S., direct!

. ’ 4 STOVES! STOVES!!

THVUE Subscriber has just received, por Schr. ‘ Harmony,’ from ¥ar- & mouth, N.5.,COOKLNG, FRANKLIN & BOX STOVES, in addi- tion to previous STOVES on hand, being the best that ever came te this Island aud that gave such general satisfaction last season. Persons wishing to purchase good Stoves will please call and see them before y 7 s Terms—3 to 6 wonths.

_ Atso-From Boston, a vasiety of BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS, a few Barrels APPLES & ONIONS, at the Subscriber's Store.

— J.P. TERLIZZICK. m.

Notico to ail whom it may concern. f de undersigned being about to dissolve Partnership on the {Ist day of JANUARY next, request all persons in- debted to them, by book account or otherwise, to make pary- ment of heir accounts before that date. r DANIEL McAULAY,

JAMES JOKNSTON, Grand River Wharf, Lot 56, Oct. 31, 1859. 3i.

"sd Amportant Salo of HYVSZSIQOLY FORVIVIAES AND LIBRARY.

‘EXO BESOLD by AUCTION, at the CENTRAL ACADEMY, commencing at 11 o'clock on MONDAY, the 7th Nuvem- ber next, all the

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

together with an extensive and valuable

h XD Ey A RW Yo

the Property of " JOHN KENNY, ESQ.

The Furniture is of the very best description, and ae good as new. The Library contains the choicest productions ct the Human Mind, in Greek, Latin, French, English; Pare and Applied Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Political Economy, Commerce and Banking.

Sale positive and without reserve. fur distribution in a few daya,

——ALSO——

A FREEHOLD FARM of 75 acres, 50 of which are cleared, with a goed New Dwelling House, situated on the New Be- deque Road, within 12 miles of Charlottetown. The purchase money may, if required, be taken by instalments.

Ceutral Academy, Oct. 24, 1859.

EXPECTED HOURLY PROM HALIFAX, SUGAR, MOLASSES, TEA, TOBACCO, SOLE LEATHER, &c., &c.

T° BE SOLD by AUCTION, immediately upon arriral of

Schr. ** Magnet,”’ trom Ialitax, tre fullowing Gouds :— 10 Hhds. bright Sugar, 10 Puncheons Choice Molasses, 10 Tierees and 10 Bbls. do., 20 Chests Congou Tea, (warranted good), 12 Ualf Chests do., 60 Sides Sole Leather, 10 Boxes Pipes. 16 doz. Buckets, 10 nesta Tubs, 20 Boxes Candles, 30 Boxes Soap, 50) Boxes Digby Herriugs, 4 Carks Cod Oil, 1 Fire-proot Safe. :

Oct. 24, 1859. VP. W. WY¥NDMAN.

Ex Steamer “* BALBEC,” from Liverpool, G, BL, via Hatifax,

Mts. FORSYTH

H* just received, by the above vessel, part of her Fall Dtoca of Dry ios2s, Millinery, &c.

Paris and London made Bonnets, latest styles, obvurgs and fancy Lustres,

_ Queen Street, Oct. 31, 1859

Catalogues will be ready

Bonnets and Ribbons, Flowera, Ladies’ Silks, Gloves, (varieties,) Frizzets Blonge, Fringes,

Dress Caps, Bonnet Shapes, Delaines, Hosiery, Cottun Warps, Battug, Drees and Mantle Trimmings, and with a large supply of fancy articles. The balance of ber Fall Stock daily expected, by the ** Isa- bel,’ direct, and Cunard Steamers, via Halifax. Cliarlottetown, October 24, 1859.

a, ere

hARM FOR SALE,

ITUATE near Poplar Island Bridge, on the western side, having a frontage on the River—containing

S 50 Acres of Clear LAND, under cultivation, held under lease for 999 years, st an an- nual rent of one shilling per acre, with a good DWELLING HOUSE thereon. Terms liberal. Apply to the subscriber on the premises. PATRICK DUNN. October 24, 1859. tf

a a

productive and most easily worked ; and a remunerative mar- | was the violence of Sar cea ae the ee stranded on 2 place called . 2 . 4 < Is oo e , ete wre ket for all the prodace that can be raised; and, although | Black Bank, on the 6th inst. The vessel is a compicte wreck, but Mr. | 1s Pas onl and there are difficulties to be -on- Curran, who was here this morning, hopes to secure soiae of the fish, ae + 2 eee anes — ae » _— : which be will endeavour to do with the assistance of some kind friends | tended agsiast, yet even these are not without their advantages here, to take either bo Sydney or the Island. By God’s mercy not one | -—they serve to develope the mental and physical character of of the crew has been injured.—Halifar Express, Oct. 21. our people, and impart to them that indomitable energy, per- | severance 2nd berdihvod which enable them te overcome all | difficulties and obstacles, and which are seldom found the! characteristics of inhabitants of warmer climates.”’ There being cheap land io Prince Edward Island now, is

| Qrices Current. | CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS, OCTOBER 29, 1859. | |

N SATURDAY, the 220d inst., between Mr. Lord's wharf ¢ and the Osborne House, a PURSE, containing between five and six pounds. The finder, on leaving it with Mr. John

'Seott, coachmaker, will be rewarded for his trouble.

Oct. 24, 1859.

Tv eI

os

NOTICE. E Subscriber, having for the present closed his business as Tanner and Currier, hereby notifies all persons hay-

not the cate. It is not near so cheap as it is in the adjoining | nr saleaitiae ee ees na ee Pe ag a ees : : ' + Meee te ine) DOE) FSi. eo eS @ 98 and those who are indebte im by Notes : provinces of New Brunswick, Canada, or Nova Seotia Joma ~ th # tb. .2hd @ 4hd/| Geese, each..... Is9d@ 2s 6d! Account are requested to come forward and settle the seme anything |ike so cheap as in the Western States of America. | yutton. # B......- 24d @ oe eeve's 8d @ 1s 3d) immediately. All accounts that may remain sie! sah er i to their tonant or 30s. | Li 2hd @ 4gd|Ducks, each... 1s 4d @ 1s 6d/ tho FIRST of DECEMBER, will be placed in the hands of an Here the landlords will not seil to their tonantry under 30s. | Lamb, # h........ 24d @ 44d) 5. a 7 | the 0 i. b. p the 5 tdi Aeee * —_— ficken | Pork, O @®. 12.0045 34d @ 44d) Partridges, each ... 3d @ 10d Attorney for collection. HENRY C. TROWAN or 408. an acre, and in very oath oneet a eighee oo is Do. (small) ¥ wb. .5hd @ Ghd} Fish. : | Charlottetown, Oct. 17, 1859. Mon. 3w charged ; while good lands *an be had in the countries We have | Vea) ym......... 2d @ 4d Codfish, P gtl..... 183 @ 208 | mma epumerated for five or six shillings an acre, and in New | Butter, # b.... Is 2d @ ls 1’ eal pat my FOR SALE, 4 é ; i. . » j Do. b tub, ¥ ® Is@ls le errings, Y DDL... 208 @ OB | x > > . , 2 Zealand for nothing. When the Liberals were in office here | Cheese, ¥ i * oo baleaeibed © des 1s .Satde 84 | A game ae TIMBER and DEALS, of the fc llowing they laboured to carry out a measure that would enable the | pearl Barley, ¥ ib.. l?d @ 2d/ Lumber. shot 160 Tons of square Birch sound good TIMBER, tenan | their farms at prices varying from | Lard, ¥ th......--e-eeeee 1s Boards, (hemlock) .3s 6d @ 4s) 20 to 25 M of 3 inch Spruce DEALS, an 7 ee Baie OW Avi... cde xd| Do. (spruce)... 48 @ 5s) 6to8 MB inch WHITE HEMLOCK. five shillings to ten shillings an acre; but in all their efforts Ficus e tb 2d @ 24d. Do. (pime)..... 75 @9s As many Spars and Lathwood as may be required to euit the size ysed i j te en lel oe 55.\Shingles, # M..... none. | vessel to load. they ae oes by sa ae. a Ye. wa ia gat ¥en) hae 2 yhytye —— =m Sundries. | About 100 tons of HARDWOOD, to suit the St. Jobn’s market, or for order to promote the interests of the proyrictors who ave well Oatmea vO? ee 10q| Limothy seed, ¥ bus. none Ship building, will be sold cheap if taken by the end of September next. : : : . Eggs, ¥ dozen..... Jd @ ' - | Enquire of Bexsasiy Davies, Charlottetown, Eowarp Atpro & Co., repressnted in the Government, hy keeping up the price of ; °° ‘Cloverseed,¥ hb. none | iifax, THomas ANNEAR, who has charge of the Cargo, or to de szorbituntrate. As tothere being ** a remunerative Vegetabjes. Wool, # .... 1s 3d @ 1s 64 : , PATRICK STEPHENS, Orwell. a aa © ' . . Potatoes, ¥ bush......... }s\ Hay, ¥ ton..... 80s @ 908 The above Cargo can be delivered at Three Rivers, by Mr. Thomas market for al! the prodacs that can be waiped,”” the prige ‘Turnips, # eee Is Straw, ¥ ewt...... is @ Is 3d) Annear, at ten days’ notice. current tellsa different tale. Oats from 1s. 91. to 2s. abasbel, Carrots, # bunch,.... id weer.’ yard 3s 6d @ = Jaly 25, 1859. Id, cir iD setemmaed st , . @ ‘ nilow, 7 b....-. S| potatves 9d. and 10d.—and al! other agricultural produce in Peas, # quart...-.. ? ag Apples, & nahin” 11. 48 @ 68) MOUNT STEWART HOTEL. proportion, while there is very little demand for any de- Grain. \Cranberries ¥ quart 34d ont smite 7 +h 5 not indi The 'Calf-skins, ¥ th... 7d @ 9d! scription of it—are facts that do not indicate avery prosperous Wheat, # bushel... none. Cal ‘ : ni Barley, ¥ bush..3s 3d @ 38 9d| llides, ? fF.....-- 54d @ 6d

time for the farmers.

28 @ 2s ld|Sheep skins,

Vata, ¥ bushel.... 4s 3d @ 4s 9d |

_“~o@m

|

NOTICE, |

rEXLE Inhabitants of Charlottetown are respectfully inform- |

i ed, that the ** GAS LIGHT COMPANY” have a supply ‘of GAS LAMPS and PILL ARS in the * Lsabel.”” which they | will be prepared to fit up in aecordance with the City Bye- | Law, viz.: the Inhabitants ay 65s. per annum for | ighting, the City to the balance. + | "— a oe is or ateeneal the Company would advise

. . . : octal re Lamps in their re- Justices of the Peace. The present ruling party, when in persons desirous of erecting one or mo ae ie ee spective Blocks, to give immediate orders for the same,

opposition, complained that there were far too many names on | wise time will. sot admit of their bein erected this Fall. | the Commission of the Peace. They have added to tho list | WILLIAM MURPHY, Manager. | 417 mames since their accession to office Fix months ago. We Cet. 24. ay. ,

Wa are indebted to the Rev. Dr. Jeukins for files of Boston and New York papers of Wednesday aud Thursday last. The Rev. Gentleman returned yesterday from his visit to the United States, in the enjoyment of his usual good health.

MORE APPOINTMENTS. The laet Royal Gazette contains the following new list of

OUTHEAST SIDE MOUNT STEWART BLIDGE. Will be open

— to receive Travellers after this date. JAMES McWADE, Proprietor.

Mount Stewart, April 25, 1859.

WANTED,

OR the School at Souris West, a Licensed TEACHER. pply to EDWARD KICKHAM,

RICHARD HAYSE,

JOHN KICKILAM, or

ALEX. LESLIE, Trustees.

Souris West, Sept. 26, 1859. 4w.

Caution. LIZABETH HICKEY, my wife, having left her home

i j ause : I hereb tion all persons against | : : ree sa, apenas. en oe eS tr | person indebted to him, by Book Account or otherwise, to

crediting her ou my account, as I will not be responsible fo debts of her contracting after this date. JOHN HICKEY.

Indian River, Oot. 17, 1999. ?¥

SALE'OF LAND, Dwelling Houses, valuable Stands for Business in Charlottctown, George- town and elsewhere.

FAVE following valuable PROPERTIES will, unless

viously disposed of by Private Contract, be submitted for Salo at PUBLIC AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 16tb day of November next, at the hour of 12 o’clock, noon, at the CotontaL Beitprixe, Charlottetown, or on the Premises (where the same are situate in Charlottetown or Common), according to announcement to be made at the Culunial Building, at the day and hour above apvointed, viz :—

THAT commodious DWELLING HOUSE, Stables and Premises, with a large Red WAREHOUSE on Great George- street, now the residence of Dennis Reppin, Esq., and coin- prising Town Lot 46, and one-half of Towa Lot 47, in the lst bonded of-Town Lots in Charlottetown.

WATER LOT opposite Town Lot 16, aad part of Lot 17, in the lst hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown, frontiu 105 feet on VW ater-street, and thence to the Channel of Hilis- borough River, with the HOUSES and BUILDINGS thereun, and extensive WHARF attached theretu.

Ausco, TOWN LOT 65, in 3rd handred in Charlottetown, with the DWELLING HOUSE, &c., thereon, ut present oc- cupied as a Dwelling House by D. O’Mgara Kevois, kisq.

Atso, partof TOWN LOT 11, in the 2d hundred of Tuwn Lote in Charlottetown, fronting 46 feet and upwards on Queen- street, by 84 fees back, on which are situate the STORE oc- cupied by Prerce Gavi, Esq., und another Store letely ow cupied by Mr. Joseph McLellan.

Atso, part of TOWN LOT 42, in ist hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown, fronting 27 feet on Queen-street, by 84 feet back, with the valuable DWELLING HOUSE aud Place of Business thereon, occupied by Mr. James Romans.

Auso, another part of the same TOWN LOT fronting on King-street, with the Buildings thereon, oveupied by “Mr Barney McCarey.

Auso, parts of TOWN LOTS Nos. 73 and 74, in 3rd hur- dred of ‘Town Lots in Charlottetown, fronting on Pownal-strees, nearly opposite the residence of Rh. B. Srewarr, Esq.

Auso, the Northern half part of TOWN LOT No. 76, iu the 2ad hundred in Charlottetown, fronting 54 feet on Sydney- street, under lease for a long term to the Right Rev. Bernard Dona'd McDonald, at an annual Rent of £15.

Auso, part of TOWN LOTS 74 and 75, in the 2nd hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown, with the DWELLING HOUSES, &c., thereon, now occupied by Messrs John Eden, Michael Daffy and Jas. Kelly. fronting — feet on Dorchester street, by — feet back, and adjoining the Promises of Messrs Duncan, Mason & Co.

Atso, TOWN LOTS 26 and 27, in the Ist hundred in Charlottetown, uear Mr. Heard’s Shipyard.

PASTURE LOT No. 207, in Charlottetown Royalty, in possession of Mrs. Croker.

Aso, all that very valuable Property, containing Seven (7) acres of LAND, or thereabouts, part of COMMON LOLs Nos, 22 and 23, in Charlottetown Common, having extensive fronts on the Malpeque and Spring Park Roads, and Eastou Street, and crossing the Northern extremity of Pownal and Queen-street, with the BUILDINGS and HOUSES thereon.

Auso,. WATER LOTS Nes. 8 and 9, and TOWN LOT Ne. 4, dth Range, Letter A, in Georgetown, with the JOUSES,

and no humbug.

&e., thereon.

For the sule of the above property, the purchaser, on pa ing down 20 per cent of the purchase money, will be allowed 3 years time for payment of the balance, with interest on Mortgage, of the premises.

For other conditions and terms of Sale, and particulars of the several Properties, application may be ait the Suab- seribers, (feustees for Sale, and under Deed, dated the 15th September, imstant,) and who are also prepared, meantime, to treat with any patties who may desire to purchase any of the above by private cuntraet.

Dated at Charlottetown, the l4th day ef October, A. D 125%.

FREDERICK BRECKEN, JOSEPH HENSLEY A. MITCHFLL. HAY' HAY' OR Sale several Tons of MAY, onthe Farm of the Hor George Coles. 28th March, £859.

FOR SALE. NE of Morrice & Sonsa’* best CARDING MACHINES Apply to G. COLES. July 4, 1859.

—

Jai. TO BE LET. TWO STOREY HOUSE and GARDEN, near the resi - dence of Daniel Hodgson, Esq. Reni low. Appiy to suly 4, 4859. G. COLES.

NOTICE. (BFXUE Subscriber having been appoimted Agent to the Misses Stew-

ants, of Charlottetown, by Power of Attorney, bearing date the 8th day of August instant, bereby notifies the Tenants on their part of Lots or Townsbips No. 18, ludian River, and 40, that all Rents and Arrears of Rent due on said states are to be paid to him, and nu other person.

Also takes this opportunity of notifying the said Tenavts, that ali Rents and Arrears of Rent must be paid by the hith day of November next, as any Arrears due after that date, eoersive measures will be re- sorted to fur the recovery of the same, without distinction of persons, Mill View, August 22, 159. 2m. J. BR. BOURKE.

Grain, Grain. HE highest price given for BARLEY and OATS at

Coloc’s Brewory and Distillery.

Constanily on hand at prices cheaper than can be pur-

chased in the Market, the best of Rum, Brandy, Gin, Whis- key, and a superior article of old Malt Whiskey. Also —

X, XX, and XXX Ale. Ch. Town, Feb. 16, 1857.

JUST OUT OF BOND. SPLENDID Pun. of real JAMAICA SPIRITS, and a good article of PALE BRANDY, warranted genuine— HUGH FRASER.

Charlottetown, March 21. NIGHT SCHOOL. R. A. McNEILL, Teacher, has opened an EVENING CLASS at his School Room, in this City, west side of Hillsborough Square. Ilours of attendance from 8 to I0 o’clock. roa 10s. por quarter. Charlottetown, Sept.26, 1859.

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F the Fawily of HUGH KENNEDY, who emigrated from the County Mayo, Ireland, about 26 years ago. He had several sons, among wiom were Bryan and Abrabam, Blacksmiths. Intelligence will be received at the office of this paper.

Sept. 19, 1859.

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RE now ready at J. Hopns’ City HAT Factory. opposite the Temperance Hall, manufactured fromthe best French Silk and Satin Plashes, equal to these imported. Cal] and get one. Hats made to order. { N. B.—The Hat and Clothes’ Cleaning Business carried on in his usual satisfactory manner. Charlottetown, Mareh7, 1859.

Wotice. HE subscriber haying been appointed Agent for James Surxcps, Blacksmith, of Souris, by Power of Attorney, bearing dute 22d of June, 1859, hereby notifies each and every

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make puyment to him and no other person. EDWARD KICKHAM

Sourm, July 4, 1859.