.,.-

t-fAs'rt:it MARKET. I The competition which the prize Ox had to eucnurrt-tr while living, was nothing in compnri-on to what met his Cilffiflt‘ --. Eren exposed in Market on Suturdrly last. Excellent es the beef was, it was fully equalled by several others; and in our opinion, ttrrd that of tier edgee.suvpeaeerI by one futted b '1‘. ll. "tIVll:ilId, Esq , exhibited b the same persons who rc sed the Pfllt.‘ ox-—Mcri.irs. Gleeson dt ‘Laree; and one that r. Geor e Beer, jen., exposed for sale. fed by Henry Lonfworth. Esq. or were the carcasses to be seen in the stalls ofh ears. Holman, Blake and M'Kennn at all behind hand. but the eeotrary; and their owners were not for, if at all w , in lebell' their respective meets, “ Equal to the i8eox."~1Ir. Doddba beef. wi' h at any other time would ve attracted ettentin. The mutton was such. an would do cre- ' market either in the old or new world. That produced by Mr. some Beer. _itt_n.. weighing 108 lba., was as fat as the uni- ld w I be and live There were several other cnrcnssee of eel goodeess and beauty, as the list furnislied by Mr. Lewis wil shew. 'I‘he Veal raised by Mr. Tweedy was tirr nape- rior to any thing in that litre, we recollect to have seen exhibiiml There were two lambs, one by lilr. Geo. Beer. and the other by lllr. Gleeeotl. The show altogether wns hrghlv creditable to both grow- ers and betcbere. and the spirit of competition, which is now fully , lot! will, we trust, continue to increase. is calculated in atI'ord eqlsl satisfaction to the lovers of good cheer, and the politi- cal eennnnitet. the one lusuriating in the present, and the other, looking firrwnrd with increased hope, to the future development of this branch of the resources of the I-lain . Hr. . Beef. 700 lbs. each; 2 Motions, one II6 lbs., the other I08 ; I Lamb. Iv. Gleesow and 2 ciircae-ea Beet‘, one 59] lbs. (l‘rize,) ilro other “I. M'Laren, 842. fed by Mr. Haviland ; 2 illuttons, 99 & 90

lbl. I I in . Mr. Hohnan—l Beef. 800 lba.; 2 Motions, 90 and 91 lbs.; and I

-— 0‘i

es , - ll‘ null‘ ‘M I 2 carcasses Ileef, I300 lba.; I lllution, 89 lbs. ,

r. M‘I(enna, Hr. 'I'weedy—2 carcasses nl. one 128 |be., the other IN lbs.

Hr. Dodd—l carcass Bee , 600 lbs ; I Mutton, 98 lbs.; I Veal. ‘II lbs.

Reciraoct-rv.—'I‘he Washington correspondent of the New York JuortnilofCnmmerco write-e. nude-.r date of the llth March. that the Committee on Commerce in the llouse of Representatives had completed their Bill, providing for the itnprovetnenta of the Rivers and Harbours. and that the Com- llittee would next take up the subjcct of Light Housr-s nnd Bonn. and afterwards that of Comrnercral intercourse with the North American British Proviirccri. 'l‘lie views in-Ids ilie writer) of the majority of the CtttIItIIllli‘t‘. are entirely f.i\'nrir- able to the adoption of a system of reciprocity. They may not agree in the precise terms of the offer ninth-. by the (,‘-.in:i- dian authorities, brit they will present a llillliiirriilerl upon liberal and fair principles ot'ro.-ciprociiy, and a Bill that they can can . This much you may safely say to your Canadian friends. who Iiave become irrdiuirant at the delay of our gov- ernment in acting ttpnn their proposition.

Fon IIrts:.uui's Gxzrrrrs.

To the Honorable JOIIZPH Pot-i:, a Jllcmlirr of Her .’llujcsly‘s Executive Council, and Culwriul Trmsrirer of Prince Elicard Island.

Ste ;

Upon dill‘.-.r-nl occasions, «luring the late Session of llre Le .IsI.tllII‘P, you thought proper to assuil can an of ti,» l’r.-priunr. of land in title Cnlony,es also cvrraiu Editors of the l’ret;s, with I coarseu--ii ol inveztrve and A virnlcnce ufdvspnsiiiun, that are said to contribute, in no small drgrce, to your legislative lltsloriety.

'I‘he former gentlemrn you have pronouncrd to bn no l|t'lteI‘ than it Robbers,” and Ihc latter you have designated as ‘- Beg- garly and provelling Ilrreliriue.”

If you re'y no your position as a pirhlic cliaracter, and your privilege in 3 M»-tuber of the Assembly, as sufficient in autho- rlee you thus to ssperse the character of oilrers—-by it similar title you invite public criticism to deal “‘lin ynrrr own condu'r't. and must, therefore, not be surprised at the manner I have chosen to address you, or at the tone of my diction should I be a little severe with you.

Your political career comm--nerd, I bi-lit-vi-. in the time of Gov-rnor Young. during whose at-lmrnistralion you emerged from your nbacurlty, and i-rnbrirlted in legislation. You ex-

ritneiited on radical ptinttiplvl. You bi-csnie at mice air Er-.heati-r of no mean pretoiisioris, opposed the Government, and inatilti-d the Governor. (kn act-nmpl shed genil-man and II enl-lier.) I favorite mode. it seems you have, of displtiyimr an j,,,]¢,..,.,t¢nt mind. At the cornniencgmi-nt of the next Ad-

ministration, you wvre wily enough to perceive, that the high- way you had previously chosen for yourself. and for some distance trndden, had n-iiher led you to an exalted position in society, not opened to you any inviting pro-‘p-'ct of ltttlIVidl.I4l mm, god you resolved to chenrre your course. Sir John

arvev's instructions from the Colonnrl Ollie.-, it is belirwc l. were to di~coun'eruince l'l~cheat. and to put down the a2i=..~.. or of wlticli this tleltltlvtt project was rln-n so to-riile. To do this,

required as few wnr in: hands in the House of Arscirrbly. where his choice was certiinly very limited. llis sun-iry of

manner, and well-known political tact soon procured hint i|re~e. His bortpit-lii_v and his champagne were somewhat inviting to the rosin-.4 of Prince Edward Island, ttfltl you were early found at the head of his party Ill the Am-n-hly. tt Public nrer-tin-_-s to discuss public grievances, are csucntial to political freedorn ” some twelve months since, when you deemed a change in the Ofliires of Government e:t:p¢dienl, your Vellefalltill t’--r this prin- ,ciple of British liberty was unbounded. 'o public meeting. that professed a political oliji.-ct, corild be ille_'al: no litirguage used at soclra incetiinr could. in your estimation, be e-ttri-r libellous or seditious, provided it We! uttered against the (‘in- vernor. the Coriricil, or arty publir: oll'icer of the rlny, who enjoyed a pond ‘salary. Such, howev-r, were not your princi-

lns in the data of Governor llarvey, as Messrs. L‘-oper.

‘lttloah. rind L" Laclienr can testify. l\lcu who then coin- platned of the ex iction of tents to th f-ill in-~:i-ore. or, otln-r- wrre in guise days, “ Lind I":irn-r.-rs'~. .- lletzrrrirly

emigopui-a." at-r-king for s copfi.-ccrriou ut lands and at general scruiriirl-2 for Illvlll , " Wholesale Robbers.” Their public meetings were, in your estim-tinri. tIltl'0ll~’lIl|I tioiiel, and their lrinnuaare was sedition. They deserved to be tried, eenieno.-d and im risone-l, soil, by oni- prompt example alone, you showed how it coulrl be done. by It'.lliI£ as It‘(‘tlrt"I’, Judge, and Juryrnin. and you would not h we lreaila'9tl io h.m- Oflicisted as OX"cIII.lt|Ilf‘I’, hail not that oflr e devolve-l on thc Sergeant at Arms. Such was Him your policy. '--to it is of In opposite dos.-ripti--ii; yet not iru-onersier-i: t'-at is. in the

tie~'ptsr-ii In both parties.

iiat t liurch. Mr. Daniel rllacboririld, ot'New Perth, to young-urr daugliier of

all who knew btrn. _ day.) at 2 o'clock, p. m.. when the friends and ICt|IItIIIll||l|c0l of the decei-ted .rre reripcctfully invited to nlten

whom he was sworn to support. You appealed to the Colonial Ollie", fortified till a written certificate of chsncti-r, humbly solicited from and ri-adi-y granted by gentlemen whom, in re- turn. you have since publicly calurtrniated and drfamrd. Haring f-«i:rr.' in your application to the Colonial Office, to re- run your much-valued seat at tlic Council Board, you appealed to the Public, an e persecitted Patriot, and earnestly sought tl_t“_ir sympathy. You rushed to (lie protection of the Press. lhre mighty Engine was the only lever to displace the “ Deri- Pm." ll! Wltttee side you would have viillingly continued. had he permitted you to sit there. Against a iyrunnous Governor or Government, the powerful influence of the Press, as you then lhottght, wss the only safeguard and protection against oppres-

sion.

In More days, the Press. you said. should be free. You held this to be a principle of the llriri~'h Constitution, and hecarnc :- z~-alous " C--ristituiionnlisi," alti-r your own fashion. An Editor of a Press. who, at this time. boldly riiiat lied a Gover- nor nr ri GoVt'I’nIIIelIt, Wdl by no means an unworthy pr-rson: cndowcd with such a virtue as this. his slando-rin-.', in any other respect, was not to he cnquirrd into or questioned; he was, in truth, in be considered an invaluable clrarneter, and neci-ssaryiowar-ls the preservation of our fn-i-ilom and liberties. l‘-"lll-"I8 of the Press and their dutirs were iiilferr-rit in thou‘ arrtiquati-zl times to what you think ther ought to be now.

'our persecution of Sir Ileury llunllry,fn|‘ having chant:-d his policy and turned Liberal at a limit when it did not suit either your interest or inclination to do the same thing, was licpt irp until his recall from Iln- Government; an err-nl wltic alfoiiled you so nirrch rrrstilication. that you were en-ibl-d to ext-rci<e patience. and watch the course of events, for a time. uurler the rldrniriistrrttioii of Sir Donald Campbell. The parties striiizgléirg for |rtiltI.'Ctl ascend»-ncy under this Governor. were ltrclts evr-nly lmlarrr.-rd. So long as the o’d party were likely tu_r«-lain power, you opposed '- Liberalism," and you continued with them; but, in proportion as the strngitlc became more vquril. and the contest more doubtful, your rdhesiuri became tn--ri-. equivocal nnd leg; trustworthy, ttntil mining i-vent l'lVl"ll Fl“ llteir shadow in such diqiiicl lin-is before, you no l0tI'.'er rluultteil on which side your cltance of personal interest Itttl ‘vtttitrlttdrzerrierit lay. on, tlu-refute, lo-apr-d into the weiulrtrer scale, and sought to l'raterniz- with men who. either in pnlrrc or private life, you had prouourrced too low and do grnilerl to fl8S"t.'ltIIt- wit i.

You h-rl limit to play ,, d,.,,,,,.,,,e ,,,,,,,a_ for you felt yourself , Your old opponents. liovt-evi-r. wttre iruw I-I all likeliho d to have the t‘lleIl’ll)till0l'I of pat-irtitttte; '|tt'l. Iiuniiliaiing nod deluisiou as the act wait, you licked their lranrls, at rl ft‘ct-IVHI their bounty,

You now tiold s Gtiverntllelll. Oflicey to a man in your cir- cirmstarrces, a lucrative uni-; and as your ri-trniiott ol tl Will |lt‘pBllfI on the Voice of t- the People,“ and the art of eajolinp tlir-rri. I find that “the PPIIPIP” have fviisnil woirderfullyiir your r-stirrratiuri. They are no longer " Bemznrly Eeclttrlttttl." “ L:rurl I“£llI(Yler§," " Dem .gogues," or " Wholesale Rubbers.” 'l‘lrt~sc epithets arr» trnrisferred to zerrtli-men of lsndrd CHLIIPS, and " the l’-oplc” are now entitled to all manner of courtesii-s atrial cnrrcessiiiris. 'l‘hcir rights must be I’t'spet‘letl,tt|l|l this you will priili-so to «lo, rrn'il no longer ilr-ci-ivr-d by your lhimblr. rig and jirizulery. they cast you off, and cninpvl you to give place to a man of sincerity and honest and frxvd principles.

aiu, Ste

IIARKLAND.

April 8, I859.

IIIGIILAND SOClF.'l‘Y.

At the Anriunl Meeting oftbe nl.-ove Society, held at the Globe hm. on .\lond.-ry, the 29th March last, the following gsnileinen were elected Uificc Bearers for the ensuing year.

nines Purdie, Esq., Presi ent. Mr. J. C. M‘Donald, Vice President, Mr. Neil Rntikiir, 2d Vice President, Mr. John \V. zllorrivon, 'I‘re:reurer. lllr I)(II‘|¢'lltI .\I‘II:int:, Corresponding Secretary, Mr. James D. Mason, Recording Secretary. Rev. Robert Mncnriir, lilinpluiit, Dr Roliert Pottrt, Surgeon, II. \V. Lohhnn, Earp. Mrtrslinll,

_ Donald M‘I"nd\eir, Piper and Messenger.

Dtrectnre—Meura. lI.\V. I.obh.in. W. .\I*Gill, L. M‘Phee, John

A. M‘Donuld, J. \V. Cairns and Alex. M‘Donald.

_A1' ri meeting of the Congregation of Si. I'nul‘s Church, held this dny, ilie Rev. David Fitzgerald, A. II., was h an unanimous vote, reappointed as an Assistant to the ltector, the Rev. Dr. Jen-

ins.

Tauiauit:rt‘s Orrrctz, April 12, I852. ARRANTS from Nuiirber 272, of the «tilt of July. l85I, to Number 848, of the 4th July. lS5I, both inclusive. ‘will

be paid tit the Treasury on demand, together with the Interest due ——

thereon. JOSEPII POPE, Treasurer.

Councrr. Orricir, April 9, I852. Iliri Excellency the Lit-uteinrnt (iovurnor in Council luur been plerieed to tippuirit Clirirlits Stewart. Ii.-i .. Seoretztry irird Trezisurer to the Royal Agricultural Society, in the place of Mr. George Deer,

who has resigned. CHARLES DESIIRISAY, C. E. C.

Birth. On the 30th oh. the Lady of Dept. Asst. Com. Booth, ofa danuliter. etrll-born. ii Sunday, the 4th instant, the Lady of the Hon. James V\'arburtun, ofa Son.

Illarrirb.

On Thursday ln.-t,by the Rev. John Knox, Pastor of the first Bop- Ieoiie, the the late Deacon Williurn r\IacI..aren, of llrttderit-ll.

Dino, At Charlottetown, of censurnption,_on the I2th inat.. Mr. James

Hnndrulrnii, III to year it s age, nruch respected_ by ' I-‘unerul will trike place to-morrow (Wednes-

r.i Il..lil.ix. N. s the zsu. uli, in the zoo. ‘y... of his ago, Mr. ttt'o|i W. (Golf. youngonison of Willi.tii Golf, Esq, Merchant,

ey--e iif tlineo who, fir I tiiom~-tit. have sttiilii-rl your i-lizrrnctri. g‘ I“,m,$'Nfiwlwmnnud

'I'lreii, as now. self-riirxr..inl-srrrrwui wiiI‘nur nttli

'l‘tie reilisition of a suit in ihr I-‘.xerriIrve Council. during the Administration of Sir Clittrh-e It'll: Roy, dmrbtlren. cun- vin you, I rat your prvli-'v. the converse or what it we-' on-Ivr Sir A. W Young, was the true road to rlttvatllttn and prefer- m You lrye-I the Cnurtier, as \\'t>‘Il as you lrnrw how, and it-solritr-l stemmed the current of popular feeling which

d now wi need and din-pi-no«d,ns the i'rv in favor of the- Teniniry here-rie more loud and ,1.-,..gru|. Your popularity, or rather your eli-ctiutteeririg iiitlii--nc-, hurl now b come merely local. and your carrieil for the Govern-nu.-nt ll n-w Election Law, in which you curved out for yourself an Electoral District. ad- mirebly well calculated to setinre your return to the House of Aeseirably. This the better enabled you to maintain your con- nection with the Government, and, at the same lirn-, to defy publie nplirinn, tie it strenntlirned in f.ivor of the Teiinntry:

Jntiutiry Ittrtt. of llniiii years, suit ot'.\lr. Donald .\l'Kiu|n_v, of York River.

At e‘.ur Juan I).-l:r Soud, on his way to California. on the llltlt Fever, Mr. Iluyuld M‘Kinl.iv, aged 3.’) lie lull tlir ninud with Dr. Moctlrt-gor, M'DulI'. mason. Malcolm Slinw, Cove Head, and some other rsone. VVe have heard that Mr. Shaw has

also since died at Cali orniri.

tllltarloltrloisti illurltrts.

Exchange 50 per cent. on Sterling. Brrtiaeast, April I9. "53- '-_~: _"

‘PRO! 10 _ 0 I 4 or r ll lb..- "‘l - . - I ‘”.t‘.’,"'' 1"’ l 1 ’ it r'l.°.Zl' lti., 3 g 3 g

' k. - - I n ...ui..i,

".i...(um.rt) 4 3 ii o:ii',”"'i . r it t 3 Mutton, - it 3 7 hell, 0 0 S V L3IlIIl|,pef q,._' I o g 1,,,,,,d,,3”d, tt 0 II 0 v..-..r.,.erri.., s 5 i-.......,.., r s 2 o IIritler,(l'res|i) - I 10 0 '|'ur-nipg, 0 0 0 30

'l‘’- l'Y “'9 Wl’. 8} I0 Carrots, per bush. 9 0 0 0 ' Cm--v. - - l s I 1-...i..,., mi. 3 o s o Pt-ur|llnrley,pcrlb.; I 0 ‘ll-‘owl - . I 0 I I Sausages, per lb. 8 0 isggl, pay down, 0 II I I "”"“I - l 3 I0 |IIa_v, per tori, . 85 0 42 C l"“"li - - 8 0 raw, per cut, 0 I0 I 0 l’t|t‘ltf.¢nclt - ' 0 0 ,Cotltiuli,perqil., I2 0 I5 0 If»-rm-tr.’--. - . o I o ,irmm.,......,.-.y.i., s 0 s it “me. each. ' 0 . e 'WiltlGeeee,cecb, s .0 s 6 Clvrer 590'-l.perlb.l o 1 2 iiurmro, o s o 5

GEORGE LEWIS. Market Clerlt. -CO}- flottr crib filial fllarltrl. Saturday, April 10, 1852. F I-017". per It»-. - - - . ud. to 2.1. OA'I'i\IEAla. Pet’ lb., - Nd. to Ilrl.

PATRICK GILLIGAN, Clerk.

, strayed. ' ROM the Subscriber's premises, on Friday the 9th inst , two Cows, one of them slightly streaked with black, any v one who will bring them brick, or give inforination where they may be found, will be rewarded for his trouble. CJAICLES DALGLEISH.

\ Malpeque Road. April II, I852. I Hemlock Timber, and Juniper Posts. FJR. SALE I00 Tone Ilernlock 'l'iinher and in quantity of Juni-

per Poets. either square or flatted with holes, to be had cheap, on application to

H. HASZARD.

Charlottetown, April 12. I852.

Road District No. 8, Prince County.

I will set up and [sell rrt Public Auction, on TIIURSDAY, tli l5tlr of April, at I0 o clock, forniiooir. the repairing of WIL-

i\lOT CIIEEIC BRIDGE Satire dri , nt 3 o'clock, the building of

n IIRIIIGIZ 0\'l-ZR \VlLMO'I‘ Clll-‘. ZK. near Johnson's lllill. ()n

'I‘uiesd.-r -. the Ititlr inst., at It) o'clock. the repairing of DUNK

IllV€ BRIDGE. STEPIIEN \VRIGll'I‘,

Commissioner.

liledeque, March 29, I352.

Road District. No. 10, Queen’s County. Ill‘: Subscriber hereby notifies all those portions who have turb- scribed townrds opening it new Road from Mnlcolni McI.end'e Orwell, to Nu.-wtnwri Road. that their respective some so subscrib- erl must he prrid to rm-, on or before the 20th of April. tie the I e- girilntivc Grunt cannot be got, nirtil the rnnru-y is lodged with me, and to rrccorrrrrtmlntu subscribers in the rear Setilerirerrt:r,I hnve nit- rlinrized Ildwrird Robert-inn, Newtoun, god . .\‘io-plreuri, Orwell Cove, both Merchants, to receive the money nnd grunt receipts. SAMUEL MUKCIIISUN, Conitiririsioner. Point Prim, March 22. l352- PUMPS and WELLS. SEALED Tenders will be received b the Subeeriberttntil Mon- tltry, the 3d May, at I2 o'clock. rotlspreone willing to (‘oft- tnict for repairing and keeping in efliciettt the Public t‘n:up.~ nod Wells of Charlottetown, by the year, for a period not eliiyutllrrfl live years, nor less than three years. . p The Contractor will be required to keep the Pumps cletir of ice: and will likewise be required by lriinaielf, and two sutlicient surettes to enter into n Bond for ilre due performance of such Con- tract.

By order of the Board of Assessors, ‘ W. C. TROWAN, Secretary. Chsrloitetown,April I2, 1852.

. EALED Tenders will be received by the Subscriber, until Mon- day the win day of April. instant. at noon, from willing to Contract \‘errrst, from Charlottetown to and from Point ;-to go from Charlottetown by the Breclrley Point Road and

return by the Covehead lion . THOMAS OWEN, P. M. G. Gen. P. Oflice, Charlottetown. April 5, I852. .

EB CE) & 3 £ 9

III} Subscriber having been frir several years employed in

building éhip, Fishing. and Pleasure BOATS of all kinds, In-gs leave to return thanks for the generous support he llnl llllltflflo experienced in that line, and to notify his friends and the Public at

_ that he is nirikiog prepirniione for it larger and riiore extend- ed I-usiriesa. and that for the purpose of iiororuinodating persons in Town, who may fovoiir lriur with Orders, Mr. James I'urdie, Mur- clrnnt, nnd Captain Mrrtltewsori, oftlie Steamer Ron. h:rve kindly consented to act as his Agents there. o tiny dercripiion, divnensiona or build (whether Clinker or Carvel), delivered in Chrrrlottetnwn or elsewhere, with prortiptitude. Worlrrnanship nnd uinierinla warraiited of the beat description. Produce or Cattle

will be taken in payment if desired. _ CHARLES M'Ql7ARRIE. De Sable, April I8, I85).

3 r: 3

A handy LAD of about It or 15 years of age, may find employment by application as above.

CROWN LANDS.

* .lnliir

IIE Government will sell to the Acirditin French, who‘ may

uire the some for actual settlement, 'I‘rncte of_tlie Lrown

Lands of 50 acres ouch. on_'l‘_ownslnp.No. I5. tit the price of Iour ,

Shillings per acre. to be paid in three instalment-I. , Enquire at the Olficc of the Keeper of Plans at Charlottetown. \V. 8\VABEY, Keeper of Plans.

TARIFF OF 1852. HE TARIFF OF DUTIES. pas.-ed Inst Session, printed on ti sheet of thin letter paper, for Sale at GEO. '1'. lIAS7.AItD’S Bookstore.

Encyclopaedia Britannica. NY PERSON hnving part of the 5th Volume of the ENCY- CLUPAEIII.-\ IIIIITANNICA. from Mr. GEO. T. HAS- ZARO , will oblige, by leaving it at his Bookstore.

6 April 5. 1352. l

AUCTIONS.

Household Furniture. H. W. LOBBAN. ON THURSDAY the 22d inst., at the residence ofCAP'I'AIN ,ll0l-U). 42d Regt.,situnie at the WM! end of KM! SW0". llltl Ifljecent to Government House, that gcirilernuris’ Ili iieo.-hold I"urnrl_are, comprising: Tables, t.‘lis'irs, Carpets, Window Luituiire, Ilene:--3 Blind-. Fer-rim Beds, llediiteuds and Bedding. out Glase- fig re, Kitchen Utensils. &c., or... , ac, - §..'e ie cornnenc: at It o'clock. Apri: J2. I852.

(nl.)

N p|()_l\'DAY, 2I§lr day of April.at II o'clock, at the Store

or M,-_ I-1. L. L l_tIARD, Q ‘ - ‘ y¢,,,,,iy,i.,' STOCK, consisting of it gt-irernl Stock of Dry Grids, ||u,jw,,,.. g|,e|r . ind Heavy Goods. Groceries and teisockeryvvare. I I. .

As the whole will ."e ti-hi. brrrgntrrgiilirry be expsc T H, | e novvn at tr e. '""" ' °"' "ml "“'” H. w. uornnin, Auctioneer. Isl.

April 18, 1852. A.

By n. "fir. LOBBAN. N the Jllarkct Square, on S."l‘€iRDAYy the I1tb April next nt noon.

1 Excellent Mare. 8 years old

. lintrre Ilorse. sired by Revenge. 7 ]6ttt"s' old

- ljhletryn. with Pole, Strtipe, swii.-glstrees. bei-

Na-:1 U5‘: co: -2‘

igs . Cnrts. with Hay I’-‘romeo ’ on b

—u—g 9??

. Chn -cotter, with Drum to attach to Ilorse Power 2 Pair double Hrirrows, 2_seis Fsnners . "

I Horse Rake, I Wood Sleigh ' -3 _

I Double Jrinting Sleigh, 3 single do. do.

3 Sets Gig llnrireaii, 2 do. Cart do.

I Set Plough do, with Swingletreea. Cut.

1 Goals Saddle and Ilridle, with Suddlebarg, Pad, &c., loge’ ther with sundry other arti es.

’ 'a~nMs—A credit of Six Months will be given on some above £20; Four Months on sums above 110; 'I'Iiree Moiithe on eunie ovt:r~.£5, irrrd all under 155, Two Months; approved security will bg re uire .