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From tats English and American Papers.

l£.'\'UL.-XND.

Mr. Vernon Smith. .'ll. I’., ha, it is stated. recoivi-il a mi- nisteriil sppointvnciit, and Sir \V. Molesnortli, has it is said been i-quell» lllt‘l(\'.

The Earl of Derby, it is said, on his advent to oflice, will igno:e protection .«lto;eili--r.

A young Mormon pricst,while baptizini: two converts in the 'I‘rent,.vas carried olf by the stream and drowned.

The Liinericlt C troniele states, several offices have refused life itis-iritiic--.1 in lrelund.

I-‘ether Mathew lies seriously ill at Cock.

A Mr. Anderson has returned from Califnseie with :i fnitons He was foruierly a clerlr and tel for the digglns

The Romls hierarchy is to he re-established immediately in Holland, with the consent of the government.

Tris New Consflrvrrou to: ‘His: Csnz.-—-'|'he iibstrsct

of the new constitution shown, that the piirli.~unent_ ofthe C

the chief-justice, ns president, and fifteen elective members, eight of ivlioin are to be chosen in the VVL-stern dis , nnd seven in the Easter . ‘The members ore to hold their sun .ten years, unless the Council‘ sbiill be sooner dissolved by the governor. A member

Legniliitive Council must be thin ears of age. nnd must own liindod property, iininortgngsd, wort I,000. or else landed property to that amount, whic , though mortgaged, uill, with his

movosble property. constitute him the owner of not less than £2.00" '

over and above his jlllt debts. Every c.--ndidnte for the Legi!_lr"°

uncil uflt ht nominated by s requisition signed by two" '5" electors. The House of Assembly is to consist of fortv "" ""3"" elected for the term of five years. Every Ml.“ l’°"°" who shall have occupied, for his own use rind her’ l‘ ‘"‘l"“ '"‘l' electoral division, for the spiice of twelve monthaz""l' be‘-°'° lh°.d"y of registration. any tenement of the value c ‘l 5' " '° be °"“ued to be regigered in ii voter for members of "' ‘ h°“‘°"

UNITED s'v*”3S- " The City Marshal of rmi«~“°°~ “- .l-- has reported 536 drinking places in Providenfr 927 °f “'l“°l' "° l‘°l" °l"'“ °" nnds

Th. Am,,,.;c,,,, . .. contsin reports ofaaiction sales of men ‘ad ‘omen in mi.) fiutli of the Republic. A North Caiolino pgpgf mengion, .o,d||clItJlI sale in Edgcombe County, at which n ngzfn ‘m, “ill at from 8 1.000, to 3 1.500 none, less than

3 L000’ mdwomen at from $600 to 33000.” _ According to un “me ,.-.nority,l93 pieces cl this “peculiar” liinil ofprtiprtty w". disposed of at that sale. Georgian paper: also state, lllal noiuéthstaniling the tightness of the money market, the prices lnrnegroes rule high. At is recent sale in Louisville one hun-

-dretl snd thirty-two were sold ; and they brought in cash, on sverage of over aliuntlred and sixty dollars. '1‘liey were of all ages from infunte in the arms to very old ncgroes. Tli».-so are ell, mere specimens of freedom and enlightenment.

We translate the followin-.: narrative from a French paper. Acipital rxetutioti took p ce at the coinincnci-ment of last month in Povreiitry in Switzerland. Hardly had the head of the erirniniil rolled on the snatlblil than an unheard-of incidi-nt horrified the spectators. A man stepped up with a glass in his lisnil, tilled it with the nod of the decapitated man, an IW:|ll0\VP(l it at it drauglit. The man was an cpilt-ptic,arid im- lined with the idea that drinking rt glass of warm human blood was his only remedy.

Kns<utli lists contracted for «lll0,0f‘"' l'l1'il§l((‘lS, at two dollars ll '9-‘e. They are at In‘, which llild me“ cog-.lc.l zlcd ly t:ie Uiiitetl States’ Guverninent.

Tin: Sstiiv-Swami A1‘ New Ont.i:.iNs.——Tlio rei. nt .sr.o:\' etorm at New 0rIeans—-.i novel feature in her Sullii\' lit.‘- 069'"! l0 have excitvd the must curious sensation. The llC\‘.S- pdpers are titled with Ilotriiig verse, and ('0lll'llt‘lllS llt)‘.ll merry and soleinli, upon the ‘- iirst siiotr.” Among the int.-iilenta of the tliy tue Pnxiyunc records,-we a fixcl fttct, the rush mode by I eu-all Cr:-ole negro into his iu.ister’e room at an (‘ill'l\‘ linur of the mortiing. followed by the 8Xcl~tl’n€|l.l0n: Oli Mururicurl rcgardrz door! to tour est plane do were blanc! ‘- Oh, Sir, look the vnr-I is full of uliilc sugar.

The Senate Couimitce on ctlnczition, in the Rhode Island Lexislalure, has Pl'8"UlII!‘tl is report accompanied by is bill abol- isliing the penalty of death, and substituting imprisonment for lif.-. At the same time, says the Provident-e Journul, it guard: against the abuse of the pardoizing power by s proviston,that no person so-oteucsd to imprisonment for life, or for a term not less than five years, shall he leleaertl, except upon the concurrent vote of three-quarters of all the members elected to each House of the General Assembly.

A. SOUTH AMERICA.

Tnucivnovs BA1"l‘LE ix Ciiii.i—-2,000 Mair l.!i‘.I“l' on THE ri:i.u or B.n'ri.i:, Kii.i.i:n. AND \Vourtoii:n-—\VAlt

Ci.osi-:o——'l‘iti:A1-tr or Piutcir. .$ir.‘Ni-:n.

The news from Chili is intcreitting and importrtnl. The move- ment of Gen. Cruz ugniiist the govermueiit of l're~.»Iv-r.t Monte has been entirely suppressed, and flu lllI|lIfulJll' treaty lin.- In,-r-n my-.,,g,..] between the contending parties.

The Valparaiso Mcrcrintilc Advcrtiszir m’ H r

In the South cvctitsnfn grove r-'. - . -I c- it C 3 Issue of which the woo or tvenl ottiiu en...-» l'liul)l-«;(lt‘.[N‘.lltl". One of e bloodiest bottles on record in tlic |II~l of (7 litres

fought on e 8th December, 0 duration, the o si: (!fl‘_"lg€llIl'Ill ofthe troops, ond the gri.it number ofdetd nu vtounde nth for tho coiiipitnitttely iminll

number of coiiibiitnnts, will give this brittle ll proiiiiiieiit plaice in the history of the country.

vie n was gained by the troops of the government nllcr seven hours‘ fighting. but the victory w;i:t dt‘2IIly bought, ond the luurels ‘lllllell by the country airc spotted witli the blood of its own cliitdrcii; Ind wlieii gnined, a further resiittiiiicc and ii further fi_'lit would hire dcinniidetl :i greater sacrifice, rind iiioro shedding of blood. (i't.-iii.-nil Biiliic-1, tliereloie, consented to ntzcept the conditions of an honor- able surrender on the p:irt oftien. Cruz.

A treaty wmi cotinludutl, \\'lIll:ll will secure to the republic yerirs of pence, niid it ct-iitiiiuniice of prosperity. »

On the Silt l)cc.. at 7 o clock in the morning, the troops ofthe govertiiiiorit under (ion. llulnen, and the iustirgents from the South under Gen. Cruz, iiiet iienr Ltuigoiiiillai, nfter weeks of rtitteniiiig rind nizinmuviiug "on both sides, to obutiii the most favourable

isitioo.

Gen. Bulnes, with tircinforccmont of 1500 men from Tulcn, under Col Li.-teller, had iibout 4000 men in tho held; and ii siiinilair nuiiihcr ofinsurgunts were cotiitnrindt.-d by lien. Cruz. The biittlc listed front 7 o'clock in the morning, until 2 o'clock in the aller- ttlpng. “Nearly 2000, or one-fourth, were left dt.-aid mid wounded on t e c

The strength of Gun. Cruz at the commencement ofthe bnttlc, consisted in his cnvttlry, amounting to tibout 1,200 ii ' cavalry of both nruiieii opened the battle, but the superior iirtillery of General Bulncti, combined nith his cnviilry fun-o, soon lifolte "I0 e|'IeIIIy's ranks and routed them. Then followed the en- ] etnentl ofbotli infnntry forces, which liisted nearly six hours, an its result we have stiited iibove. At 2 o‘clock in the iiltt.-moon. Gen. Cruz, totnlly beuten, retreated to it fiirin (Cnsu de ltoyi.-ii) uiid Gen. Bullies to his former position,

Gfllcftll CW2 Itllmllltuil to honorable conditions, and ii trcnty of peace was entered into.

A! Uiicii.i.:o roit AMiczc.—A correspondent of the Metho- dist Protestant relates the following story :— very sensitive preacher in I certain village not more than s hundred miles from Baltimore, was tliscourslng with great warmth on the oncennint of human life. To give the greater effect to remarks, sller ussuring his beer- ersthat they inightdie before another hour had elapsed, tie uid: ‘ And 1, your speaker, may be dead before another mor- ning dswtil.” , ' Amen!’ was the Illdlblo response of it plans and much he- loved brother in t3 confrrgsiiun. e pr w eel ently dist-oncertcd for s moment. He thought the brothel‘ gust have l‘|lllllntlel'.‘|00tl his meaning. Pauling svhlle he repsstrd the declaration with still greater eiriplissie, ' Before another hour, your speaker may be in eter-

nity. , _

' Amen?‘ Iltotitrtl the brother before him.

It was too inueli for the sensitive man; and slsrnmerlng out :_fQ\V, !4l<lI,t‘t:sal rsiiisrh, he sat down, be fore he lied finished

is ucpnr . .

I grothsr—L——,l all the preacher next dsy to his kind- hesrted friend ofthe Amen corner, ' what did you mean by pang; Ameiitehytredxlslsdlljhtf Did you will I In

,,_ . . . ‘Natal sll ’esH tits‘ sheuflfi. yoltv dye straighten [1pr_y,|nd I

I

yin Amen to that!" I

butter, 0 not stain I it but ‘

l scrrnns l SGYTHBS l!

7 Ill‘. Siilisciilier, ngent for the largest Srylhc i‘li'lllIIf-Zlclofl lnl the l'nited St.itt-ii, is pn-p:-red to It’C1.'l\'\} orders for the com-i

ing spiing, nnd will fuini»-li the celelirutud “(;:'i[Iiit," or tiny otberl the Store Head’ 0 I

putts.-rii, .it less ruti-it tliiiu others Ctllllllllpdrl them, either from Ihot 'nited States or Great Brituiii. ‘ S. C. llOl.IllA.\'.

February 20, 1852.

Choirs, Cheese, Raisins, étc. ’ ECF.lVL‘D by the S|ll!'Clll)t?l", ex l.‘nphrnit'a,froiii Boston‘ ' for §:ile tit the lowt.-st lIli'II‘l\l‘l rules- 200 lliindles nsiunrtetl CliAiliS, 20 Cinilui best Aiiiericiin C|ll".ESE. 20 Barrels superior Cllllill VINICG 5 20 dozen (encli) FAILS uiid Bit” ‘ ' 20 cm. lt:\lsll\'S, M) 50 Boxes Illootn do., (uewsl: C. HOLMAN. Store Head of Pownril \Vhtirf.

d

Deer. lo.

. I n I minted, b Power of Attor- Tll[' s“l""'l."” .l':fl'e “filial dziyl of Jaiiuiiiy last, to act in

M-ll’ l"’i""'.’t the Illinois Sri-ztvaiii-, on Townsltip Nutri- Agcmfi" me Ill“ this liiliind. ‘ gcr E'l5"w-fgiit or Arrenre of Rent. ure requested to tnnke imme- “Wm rliieiit to the undersigned, he only being duly uuthorized to

diute i-- . l . ° W "mu .t.\ut-;s YEO.

rccr Port inn, Feb. 2, 1352. ' _ Pork, Wlictit, Beef, Btirley, Oats and Butter, will be taken in puyiiient.

§.‘.;37i:§3€ 55°pa8"‘§_,i-i Eaidol-" '< E oar‘ 33 I-inf} ; 23°:-gs: 3 king“ ' ‘ =‘°":=-oi-1 croflmc-. ' 2-?r='~“§ 5°z:~.~;.lll ..._..'.=_._-,-_3_"g >§’=°'9°3 0'50:-up G a"a"=‘m M832 3 go rt-_ -SQ °(lJo="I :t'-'.‘§:5.‘§ atisaa

OTICE. OTICF. is lierehy given, that n Meeting of the Trustees of St. Andrew‘: College, will trike plaice on 'l‘hu,r.-din, the IS dtiy of lllzirch next, in II o'clock A. M.. iii the House ofllte Secre- tnr for the purpose of electing 'l‘-wo 'I'riistei-s in the room nfotlierit ilecenitml. when and whore tlit: sun-iiing '|'ru~1ue.I. nnd itll others ipiiililietl to tote at said l’.li.-clion nre I'l‘l]|lt'§lt‘.(] to attend. lly order ol the PH‘-ltlt‘lll. l).\.\'ll2L llRl‘.\'.\N, Ei:r‘ret:iry.

Clirirloltetotvn, 2-ltli FL-by., lS.'>I.'.

1 ‘ I 0 Hill It Llothes l. leaning Biisiiiess. - JOHN HOBBS, Hatter, dsc. p RATEI-‘lll. for pilot faivorii hogs to intimate to the public that he continues: to wo nt cleaning nod restitfeniii Bl‘ZA\'l-ll and SILK HA’ ' Cl.l:‘.ANtNG nnd RF.NOVA'l‘ N6 OLD l L()'|‘|l|:.S of nny colour iiiiiltiiig them look like new. I miiuufiicture of Gents‘ imd Cliildrens I"l".l.'l‘ HATS, (Islnnd_W0t'l-) various islinpes mid colours. rind trust from his experience In I above line iiiid the genenl n:iiisl'.ietion given for ten years poet, to ensure it continunrice of their support.

Orders lefl ut the store of \Ir. J. Williams, Market Squnre, or nt the establishment two miles from town on the North ltiver Road, will be promptly execute-d.

Cliiirlottetown Roynlty, March 4, I852. 4w. 9

Farm Servant wanted. ‘

‘ MAN who thoroughly underelnnila I":iriii work of all kinds, 1‘ tllltl can produce ti"..-tllttllltiizilzl as to cliuractcr and tibilities. uill heair ofa situation on tipplicntiun to \V. R. \V.\'l‘SON. Feb. 2!, 1852. So‘.

Royal Agricultural Society. lll0NTlll.l' Ml'll:‘.’l‘l.\'G 0|’ C0.\l.\ll'l"l‘l1l’., Feb. 4,1852. I'll!-Ill}-‘.N‘l‘2

lion. 8. Rice, l’n-aidont

Chttrlgt llnsznrd,

Churleit Slt'\\'l||’l, l

Mr. llonry l.on;ti\'orlli.

Rand the proceeding of lost lleoting. Also it Letter from Hugh .'ll‘.\li-tingle. (5.411 , of Siisstex \':ili-, New llriiitititirk respecting an cxcliuiige til‘ liiiliro lloriietu, which \ViI5 referred to next Mitt-ling.

If?-\‘()fl't‘if, 'l‘li:tt Prtaiiiiuiiit for l'iit (Tattle for linsttir .\l.ulti‘t be given no In:-t your, viz. : 1.3 for the best fut U.\', and £2 for the second but do.

By Order, Gljtllltil-‘. llllllll, Fccrctnry.

Wilham R. Watson EGS respectfully to niinouncc, ihiit liisi \Vl.\'TF.R. SF.Ll§C-

'l'l()N Ul’ (EUUDS. of cvery tlencllpllttll, is now reudy for itisp- ction.

Strniigern from the Country. intending to visit VV. R. \\'.‘e F.,«l:ib. llr1l|lII('lll, \\lll do wrll to iintn tlit: .'\tldrte<iI——..\'o. 9. Qucrn Strut, Rc:Ii1in‘5 J\'rn' Hui]-tivig. 'l'bo want of thin procuutioti hating, in p tiome llIflli‘lllCl‘4, led to llllSlill\C$ iiiitl disnppoiiiliiieiits.

Jnnuiiry 6, I851.

Steam Grist Mill.

HE Subscriber linriiig tnkoii the nbove Ilvtiililishnient from Mr.

'1 lll':lll'\lN, “iii In» prtIp:ir<-ll lo grinil for tho public on Toll,

rind will give Cash for FV[I.'J.'1T 6' U./I 1'5, uud keep I"l.Ul.’l{ 8:. MEAI. cti bond for sale.

Cll-\Rl.l".S ROVER. V.

Clirirlottetown, Feb. 21, I853.

0 Valuable Bualness Stand to I:.et. ill’. Suliecriber offers to Item the D Il'BLLI.\ (1 HOUSE. STORE, and other Prtmiises now ticciipied by liliii, rind situated on the corner of Water iiiid (loci-it-street. cornpiisiiig one of the mint eligible ititunlitnis for liuiiinexts in Clilirltiltetown. Also otliire to Rent the \\ liairf C0lllI(,‘r‘lt‘tl with the entire propi-riy. TIIOJIJS R. '1RE..'rf./1Iu\l'. Jtinoory 26, 1852. lil-

HIS yen All persons joining it the present year, are allowed the seine pri- vilege as Ibooo who fin! entered. Prsrniouis are reduced one half. the average rate being only half per cent. Po icies . ' . _ All Policies expire on the Stat December, in such yssr, sslsl

t . :''L.';:.".'r*'.t.*..*..‘*»''--‘*.:~..'.-........ ‘ 8ocretsfy”lX¢h,‘KeI|tflI,‘PIl!f%.'1‘9,lIfi1’l‘ ' 5

COMPANY has doubled its business within the lust r.

E Ill V. V in

l Tea, Tobn300, Apples, &o-

. . ' d from the United States and of ‘HE s"l"°"b°'s 'H0r:cI°fl“A:l.I), nt the lowest MtIl’ltel’I’IlQl, ii 1 r”" [M wlflowniil ‘vllillr, the following I 0

i'F..-\, TOBACCO, RAISINS,

Rum, Soap, Sugar. und Illulnsses,

Appli.-ii, Quiiicou, Utiiiiiiii,

rlllltfflrt, \\'-ilnutl. Aliiiotids,

.4-other, Ilicud, Lciiions,

Cig.ii--i, Stoves, iltluoliiuf, Frniiltllin nnd Close),

Pit kleat, llulliilo tuln-ii, 'nilit tin iooiiis,

\\'ool Curd.-t, Sleigh Bells, ‘

Sodii, Sugar, Wine, llntii-r rind Water Cmclrers, Pi-ppcr Snore, Sporni Ciiiitlles, Lemon Syrup,

Ground Pepper, Ctissizi, Pitneiito, Ginger,

Coll'ee, Cliocolntu, Szirtlince,

(-‘round Logwood, rind Redwood.

S.-ilersitus, Steel Grniii Scoops,

Rice, Unkuiii. Bright \'urimih,‘

Spirits Turpentine, Resin, Pitch, Tiir,

&c., &c., &c. S. C. HOLMAN. Noveiiiller, 14, I851. '

RECENT Il\lPOl’.TATIONS. Sugar. Molasses. Flour, Gtc. - Tllfi SL‘ttst:ltIBElt bu now in Store and offers for Stile 300 Bbls. Superfine Cnnndn l"I.()l2'l{. Nov. inspection. 10 Putts. choice Porto Rico MULASSES, 15 do. bright Cubii do. 10 lllidii prime l’ort0 Rico SUGAR,‘ 10 do. bright Cubsi d . ll Hugs (irieen (.‘Ul"I"EI.‘l. 30 Burial: Aiiiorictin PILOT BREAD, 150 ttuiiitnle COUFISII, 50 llurrels No. I. Put HERRINGS, 3 Boxes SOAI’, 50 (lo. I0 I I2 li'L:\S5. A PA’l‘EN'1‘ WINDLASS, new, suitable for ii Vessel of about 250 Tons

And it vuriety of other articles.

\VM. '1‘. PA\V, At the otlice of A. ll. Ytitcs. J.-inunry 1, I852.

A LARGE ASSOR'l'ME.\lT OF EARTHENWARE AND CHINA AND A IIZAU'|‘lFU1. nisi>i..ur or E149-53:’.-‘.£‘-.59 Is now offered for Stile Wliolestile or Retail.

\VlLLlAM HEARD. Great George Street, Dec. 16, 186i.

M C K B R B L. flfew Barrels good l"aiml_i/ MJICREREL, roii. IALE, zit S. _C. IIOLMAN. Februnry I7, 1852. kl. Ready made Clothes and Cloths.

UST received nt the “ London House." n Inige llsil rtiiient of reiidy mode Cl.t)'l'Ill".S, of l'Vt'I'y ltllltl. ‘If Supt-riur ninkc,

VB clit.-zip; .i .' . it \';iiii- ul'(,‘l.U'l‘llS; Pilot \Vliitiieye, BlEil- 1 WI’ nml llmod (floibs, Iltteslciiut, Sorgi-.4, Blankets, Curpeting, lIiie- ,‘ rncl.-s, l\l.ii:i, piininnd plnnl ll-t-.-st.-.1 ti-r_v clic-up; Worsted and

I)

(lit 'l‘nble Covers, and ti iuriety of other U00 5. IF!‘ I _ p l l'tib«, zit-tl iiv-ii I--ilniii liupe IIF llo,tl--- lit 3| iluxw ‘ no liiiii i-tint-iilstui uh ‘ relii-t, |ir- llIt‘l't'ltlIC pt-re. rcret ' Ik‘!I; liiein iii-i‘-iiiliiig In the iliii-t'I'|uII,

— -\Lso—— on‘ C0.YSIl:'.A‘.llIE.\‘T, I

200 Bolts of CAN VASS, in nll numbers, 1000 lbs. Soil 'l'\\ini-, It qunntity of Bell Rope, all

of which old he sold as cheap as it can be imported.

ll. HASZARD. Grcnt George Street, Feb. II, 1852.

Old Iron, Junk, Gm. HF. Subscriber will pny the highest roles for OLD IRON. (.‘()l'|'l‘Zlt, HRASS. LEAD, JUNK, RAGS, and IIURNS, deliveruble in quantities of not less than 25 lbs. S. C. HOLSIAN.

November 23.

WILLIAM 'STRAIGH 1', Hatter, (Hits worlceil in some of the pri'ni:ipirI Shops in Lvllffflfl. riz. Jlesrrx. C/ti'istt’i."s 6* Co.; Ellu-oo.l t5- ('o.,- .MupIieu' t§' lf'Iiilr,

Gr.)

HUS to itiforiii the iiiliriliitrtnte of Prince F.dWlII't.l lsliiiid, tlmt

bu cnrrii-s uti liusiiiovt :il lltl! “(l,ueeii'it Arms 'l'ut'i.-i'ti." ("bur- lultettmit lioy:ilt_\. on ti I! lltuitl liuiiliiig Io I’:-plnr lslaiiid llritlgi-. wli».-re lic Ull\lt'l’l1Il{L"4 llit' (}ll':IIllll‘,!, lti.-titling, Siutling lllitl ll) eing “(,'iI\'t‘|' and Silk llzits; Jitii Crows iiiiidt: llroiii the lsltiiid \\'ool, old ones i.lutit- up.

All llf(lt'l'§ piinctuzillv llllefldvd tn, tnltt-n at the Queen‘: Arms; and nt .\ r. Jnmea lte:nl‘u, Tailor, Dorchesti.-r Strcct, Chnrlotte- town. ‘ricer: \'ei'_v low.

tlcntlr/urn’: ('/o.’/irs L'Imz.nl.

Clitirlottctowii Rt-_ynlty, Jam., 20, 1852.

C. 64 J. BELL l“A§llI()\' \iti.i~; 'i‘\ii.on.e.

U I: r: N s Q U A , N . A'l'lIh"l' l‘.‘.."il|t).\'.", lwpt ciiiistiiiitly on li:iiiil,.'iiiil illl work PlIlI’h1~'lt.‘d to their care, done on the itliortt-st notice, niid in the lH‘h'l Ill-‘llllIl‘l'. ly. (lclnbt-r 3| , l.°..'il.

LIV! :RY STABLES, Ill‘. Sl'll.*Cllllllll{ ltilendi kflfllllllg good llor.-Ni. Sleigh-, (‘;iirt:v.g--a, 62¢... which he t‘lTL‘I‘.U to the Public for hire on low l(.‘I’lII~l, for t’/nit. 5;:-7“ .-\i..-o. good Stnliling, nml the greatest cnre taken with tliow Ilnr-IN comttiittt-d to his Phil‘ 9. Residence near the Tcriiperiiiice llnll. Grafton Street. \\’II.l.lAM JAKEMAN.

Mr. JAKEWAN, would take the opportunity of inlnrining his ntiiiicroun(‘ii-tum:-rs, \\llU.lft l)I‘lIlF linte bi.-i-n smite liiiit: i-binding, llllll Ito woiilil I"--i-I oliligi-d by thrir iiiaikinq ii o:irl' iii-tilt-ii-eiit; tind ili:-.-.- ll.t\lli;_’ ttccountn ..5.ii:i.«t Iiiiii will please formird them he soon he pan.-~ilt. J‘-IllIJ:.t_\‘ .'

To the Tenants on Lots 9 6; GI. Hli Siiliuoriln-r linviiig, liy l’ownr of Attorney, diilod the 6th . uy of \lilf(' lS.')l, been npptiiii 1: Agent iotnke cliiirgie if l.(l l'S 9 N. 6|, in thin Islam], the l'it-pi-rty of Ltrtvrence Siilirun I'.‘s.y., iinlilit-s l|:e'l'oii:iiit- on those '|‘owii:4|i'tpit, tliait nll reiilii, iiiid Arrents of lli-til, ilnt- on the mid l’ropi-rt) , ;iri- rt-quired to be pnid to him lortliwtlli, he nloiie being nutliorizt-d to receive the nniim. JAMES YEO.

Portllill, April 9, I851. A-Ll. persons linving tiny lcgiil demnnde ngiiinnt the Estate of JA.\l a;s M‘l)o.\' A Ln, lulu of tleorgetowii, Esquire. deceused,

tire requested to furnish the itzuue duly uttenti.-d to lllt. ./ludrew ./f. Jll‘Douatrl, of Georgetown, within Six cnlendnr nit-ntlt.-I; rind till ptrrsiins iiitli-btr-d to the mid F.-mitt: nrc H‘qlll"|lt'd to iiinlte imiiiediaite p:i_\'inonl of their respective Accounts, l'roinis.~iory Notes, &c., &c.,

to Mr. A. .\l‘Dontilil Ii. TIIORNTON, M.\lt’l'|N llYRl\'E, DANIEI. BltEN.\N, Georgetown, 3lst Octr., I851.

3 Executors.

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To Practical Farmers. Nll,\lBl‘.R OI’ |-‘,\|{ ...*‘, froiri 50 to I00 Acres rind upvrtirdi-, I \\llll 9Xll‘l1lll\‘f" iiiiproveiiieiite tbcii-on, tire oflered to indus- trliilll priieticail Fnrmi-nu, uith modernie capital, on reasonable terms. Nniic 0ll|(‘Y nee lpply. ’ All Applications by letter must be pi:-paid. VVILLIAM DOCSE. Land Agent.

Charlottetown. Dec. 2, I851.

Notice ! Notice 2! DON'T BUY A WORTHLIESS ARTICLE!

HF. PUBLIC will plenss bar in mind. not to purchase any . 8.«fRS./fP.‘fRILLJl without Jasiu R. Chilton‘: Certificate in Green piiper on the outside wrapper of every Biiti|e,suy Ivust~ in; this is not good or notes. large supply of the (senses, with the certificate, for £lO.Il|0lCIlO sad retail, st SKlJV'JV‘ER'S

Dr? Store. eltrssvy 10,1551.

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THE ROAD 1'0 HEALTH; f ' --

Y’S Pllilll

CURB OF A DISORDERED LIVER AND BAD IIIGISTION.

Copy tg/‘a Letter from Jlfr. R. W. Kirk-us, Chemist, 1 Present Strict, Liverpool, dated Gtli June, 1851.

To Professor HOLl.oWAY;

Sin,-»-\ our Pills fllltl Ointment have stood the highest on up gt. list o| lump.-ierairy Moilitrines for some years. A customer, to ml min relei tor any eniptiricn, desires me to let you ltoow the particular. of her cost-. She ‘Ill lies-ii trout-led for years with s disurilered liver, and luid digrstii-ii. On the but or-rnsinn, however, the virulence of use nttzirlt “in no nlurminn, and the ii-lluniisntiue art in so nevi-iely, that tllllllilr ivvie mitt-itiiii-Ml at her not temp able to bear tip niuli-r it ; fay. timuii-l_\ itbc vrnn ll|tllIl"t'll to try your Pills, nit-I yhe infur me that

:it'lI iiiiri-i-otliiig dim-, she Iiuil great relief She roniiniieil to tulte tlieiii, mid Illlltlhllull Ilte used only three BDIPI, she is now in t‘ i-iiy'oyiiii-iit of pt-i-ft-ct health. lcul have sent you too innie cases, it the nine, fmin the severity ofthe ttttttrk, nml up speedy cure, I think, speaks innt-Ii in fnvor ofyour nstonixhing I’ g.

(Signed) R. W. I{lltKUU.-

CURE OF‘ RHEUHATIC I-‘EVER, IN DIEMISIVS LAl\ll.

Copy of a Letter instrlell its the Hobart Town Courier, of the

of the lat March, IBM, by .Mujor J. Walth.

Mnrgnret llI‘('oiinigiin, niiir-it-en years of rage, residing at New Town, has I-1-en siifl'i=i-in; frmii ti \‘|IIlt‘lll rliriiiiiiitirr fP\'¢t‘ for npwnrds of two inonili.-, wliirli liiiil euiiii-Iy deprived her «I the one other liiiilis; |l||rig' this pr-iii rh its out .r e r-.:it'e ol the most eminent iiirilicul ms-it lll llol.itrl T _ wail ruiii-iil--rt-il hops-leiu. A fskgd pii-vuileil upon her to try llulluwn ’s i-eli-buiiieil Pills, w ‘ch she eun- lélllfltl to «In, and in tin incretlibly ellurt epstce of time they eflicied; perlert cure. , '

AN IZXTRAORDIN A RY VAN

CURE OF A PAIN AND TlGll'|‘Nl-‘.39 IN THE CHf".S'l‘ AND 5'l‘0M .-