4-—.1 tau».-. . ,,_,_

" ii ‘ $021113.’

MY BOY. “ There is oi-one Itapplncso That rualtoo the heart afrirtd."—Hootl. . One more new cliritmtnt for liurnsn fraternity; Swelling the II rod that sweeps on ‘

IN Road. tr I“.-Ill" of '1 —alI undo culiivaiioti are surrounded both for orouruerit and shelter.

Hr!‘ Cw!»

ll'.I.lIt1lI§ F313 Qlllilo .

the Royalty, 'l‘wn.srid-a halt‘ Miles from 'l'own, and odious- ing the Prttpsttt of W. M'lrr-r out, I sq., on the Princotown lrirty-sis acres of LAN I, ofthe fiist quality

The C0'l'l‘A(iE and (tU'I‘lIUll.l)Il\_i8

by hue copses of Wood. of young growth. serving Apply on the I'reiirises, or to tho

'to eier .tt . Subscriber. I wlin have filled the cup tri-rr.hli- to tliinlt oyfit; ‘Also- rt" IN II “ll-'1 ll III-ly. I Ilttfll I-lfimlt of IL On the same Road, I"’ise-and-ri~hiilf Miles from CIlIIl'Il|lI"Il|WlI,

Room for hint in the ranks of huinsnity; Give him a place in your lrtngdoni of vanity! \Velco-ire the strain or with kiridl rrtfectionl Hopefully, trustfiilly, but wrtli depiction.

Bee, in his wriywarrlnoss. how his list doubles; 'I‘litrs pugilisiical. IIIIIIII‘ life‘-r troubles. Strange that the uenplii is enters existence

In such an attitude, feigning rs-tisutrrce.

‘Could he but have it glimpse into futurity, well might he fight rrgiiinst further maturity; ' Yet does it. seem to me, as if his purity Wore against sinfttlueso tirtrple security.

Irteomprohensthlo, budding immortal, Trust all unnizedly under life's portal; Born to a destiny clouded in mystery. Wisdom itself cannot guess at its history.

Something too much of this 'l‘imon-like cronking; See his fuce wrinkle now, ltiugliter-prorotting. Now he cries luotily--brnvri, my hearty one! Lssgo like an orator cheering llll party on.

Look now, his merry eyes turn to me pleridingly! Cari we help loving lritn-loving exceedingly? I’irrtly \\IIII liopeluliiuvot. partly with fears, Mine, as I look at liiur, rrioisten with tears.

Now then to find a name;--where shall we search for it? Turn to his ancestry, or to the church for it!

Shall tte endow him with title heroic,

After some warrior. poet or stoic .

One arinty says, he will soon “ lisp in numbers." Turnirrg his thoughts to rhynre e'err in his olunibera; “lotto rhyured in halryhootl. no bloinish spots his fame Christen ltirrr even so; young Mr. W arts his name.

N0 NIGlI'I‘ BUT H.-\'I‘H ITS MORN." IY n. c. cAMrnI:r.t.. There are times of tlee rest sorrow. When the heart feelii alone and and, Times wlten Slerriury ‘rt spells of triangle Ilitvt-. in gloom the rrpiiit rrla . VVould'st thou have it wrriul trll—potent 'l'o illutrie life's deepest night.’ This the thought. that e‘r:r itr uriture Darkest hours precede the light.

“’hen the world, cold, dark. and selfish, I“rriwria upon the feeble flatriio, Lighted front the It!!!‘-II of genius, ortli has ltindlod routtd thy name, when thy fmidcst hopes are blighted, n I y dearest prospecs fade, Tliiirlt, 0, loneoiro. scurried and sligltted, Susdtirie ever follows shade.

that plea-mrrtly situated Property, Itrrown as “ H or " ./\‘ru'sleml Collage and I-nrrn." coinristing nl I't|ty IIt'l’t.'i of I.:\.\ll. for the rriosr of \\'lIll‘lI are under cu triirtion.

Duuullry Val/ry.‘ art of superior quality, Twenty-tire trcres

The Buildingsirru in good repair. and the Property altogflllter

well wortliy the attention of Agricultural Gentleriren dr-limits of posiu-Mitt‘ the udvritiiitgeir of art ogreeirlile residence near the seat of (irrvr-t'ritrri:tiI. ' liurristor, Prince street, or to

Apply at the ethos of JDIEPH II:rtiit.ii;ir, Esq-. JUIIN MACNEILI.,

llltry 13, I852. Grafton Street.

Mr. CHAR apply to W. seen.

Farm near Milton Church. ‘ SAl.Ethe Leaselicltl Interest of rain a Farm of 225 trcres of Land, 150 acres of which ure cleared and iii cod cultivation. There are two Dwelling Houses on it. and other

uildings: there are several springs of Water running through it- it is Nine miles from Cliarlottetowu. and has plenty of Fire Wood and Longers. or to the Subscriber on tho Premises

nrticultirs apply to L. W. Gall, I'lsq., in town '\vit.r.r.ti.ii ivt:s'rco'r'r.

For p

May I5. I852. FOR SALE.

Part ofthttt herrutifully situated I.ot,corner offlreiit George and

King Streets. now occupied liy IV. C. IIUIIS, and arljoinirig Mr-:tt's new IJIIIltIlt| . For further particulars C. IIUIIS on the premises, where the plan may be

llarictics.

A Fox's l{r.vi.NGtt‘.—Aii n'rl and |‘l‘.t4pt.‘l‘.lIIl\l(! tnnn oi Mont gomery used lreqtrenily to relate an Zllltfctllrlr‘ ofzi ctrt-niii.~t.rni-.- ltt his youth, he result-d on the litirilts or the; six ppcse hey d shot. I_le detertiilui-d to wait for the-in to ttaivl preach the shore. \\ ltrlo alllltttl here, he saw u tux roomy down to the shore and stand stltttc time and tilratrrvc the ,;.-e...-, I At leniztli he llI|’llP(I otitl vii-or into the woods. and (‘tune out with ti large bunch of nross Ill lite niontli. lie their ClIIPI’8(l . the water very silently. sank himself. and their, keepiri-_v the moss above water, hioiself critic it e . float:-rl IIIIIIIILV tlr-- geese. fiuddenly one ol them was drawn under the water, and the tort gtinrt appeared on the tlIl'|I'r' with the goo.-ie on his hot: ' lie as ccnded the bank and foriiid a hole mode by theteartntv up of a This hole he cleared: pltrci-tl iii the goose. and covered it with great care, slewing leaves over it.‘ The fox then left; ma while he was away. the limiter tinlmrted the goose, closrrl the hole. and resolved to await thr issue. It about an It-all hour the fox returned, with another fort in his company. 'I‘_liey ‘Q i directly to the pl:rce'where the goose had been hirrimt, |rr threw out the earth. The goose could not be thin. . They stood rt-tztirdiitg each other for some time. when sudden- 1., [he‘3cL'.t)n(I fox atinclterl the other ninsi lurmusly, as it dffetided by the trick nfhis I.|'l‘Gtld‘ During the battle, the hurt tsr shot them botli.—.llrrrt try .9 Lrculwri.

New Ar>vrttrisi:iiir:.~t rs.—Many persons appear sensible of the fact that etlvi rti~in;z liberally is worth more to them than my plan they can resort to. to dispose of their flllrtlll rapidly, mt! as rapidly to mrrlte s forintre. Uthers again do tint ttpp":rl' to be aware of the tact. urirl .'lr:iu_ rilon_v_t at at slow, snail like pa“, ullmg to it few pnrticriltir friends, or happily cart-tiirin .'t customer or-.i:asionally by the "s!aIrr.’irrg ndvertisctiictit,' the sign over llll‘ door. _ .

Those who realize the trrtth of the t-mntnercrzil in:ixtm- ti Adyeygjgittfl is the lever oftraile," profit by it In an extent little lthoivn ttr those with do Ilttl. adve ttse. 'I'lin~c who do nm “.a|,z.. “,9 [min in the tnoxirn. have any qriatititv of Illllt‘ [(3 rest and to count over the little nimioy they cluuir-e in int..- i These fem-lI‘l\’S so made in refureireri to those who havo- lihealrly snstairierl the advertising ct-ltiiiiiie of this paper. In looking around arnong them, we st-e smiling faces and every evidence ct‘ prosperii . May they continue to aoyertisc and continue to prosper. fllwy rioiittnuu wise, they will be sure

Suhsrrilner. 'l‘ltc |i|’t'|ItliIe:l atford ti beautiful view of the rough l-ivor, rind might be tirade itito rr delightful residence for it licritleriiirn tiiid furitily. s

to do the one. and cannot fall of tho othcr.

s,,"p,...There is no better description given ofllio hppro.-it-li

of sleep than that which we find in one of Leigh IIitnt’s pa- era:

is [gjga dolieions movement certainly, that of being well nestled in bed, and feeling: tli:it you shall drop gently to sleep. The good is to come. not past: the lrrnhii have been just tired enough to render the reiriaintmz in one posture do-ligrhrfulg Illi- labor of his day is done. A petite failure of the P"l‘t‘('pIltrttl come: er-so lllfl~ over; the spirit of consciousness (Il!lUIIQltflPlI itsrnf more. and with slow and lruslrlng tlerrrees, like it mother detschin: her hand tnnn that or’ her sleeping child. the mind seem! nitme its tnhriy hd erosion ovurit: ‘Its more closintr-’tia closed. The triystcrtous spirit has (one to tskr its airy rounds."

Rguovnto A Grrrttvntcr In his memoirs oftlie reign of George III . Walpole tells the following: Lord A . ~rit- isg his wife. she trsi . " How touch lrvrppir-r is that went-

nting to a houscrriaid) than I am." He irrtrnt-tlrzrtely kick- “ ii... mgid tl0\\'lI the starts. and then said, “ Well, there is at toast cno grievance reinovetl.”

llurnartns. TAXI wrrmtsc .'—r\ woman. in llampshin-. who ymt men .||.,,,...| try 1.... hu.ti.md, no flrttltttu Illtn sortnd asleep. ‘ one day; qrnetly sewed him up in the bed clotltse,snd tliengrii-e him a tremendous thrashing!

. A number of physicians wore ones disputing as to who would hoot sharpen itie stitht. Some rocoturru-rided one thing’ and some snotlisr; till rrt last, onessitl that ttrure was nntlnng that would do It like ntsy,I‘or it magnifies aiitl tnultiplisl all the onbrofbt rosa-

Mse: Pasrttrd'roit's Lair.-Reading the newspaper praises T

of Jenny I.tud'o borievntent tlispooitiorr. M" """"ttlott oluto u. [hp q;m'iIIn|QgI:7’£lpVOIIIOtt in regard to the " fellow feel- .u ‘II

1.. ". pg _ nigflwqdlsh. Ilvlitiurtale r-ht-mliod towards IIO stilt‘-sud truly. . golgs, pp‘ on ot amusement.

~«-' ~'~:.'-':.'.-:. .. :.:-.';..°-':.-::.'=-:-'-.:'"-=

.tttt_,_,‘T _too,’w ii’: «tin It».-tr-vi.-at-3i [CDC 0'0 .

“lIlv'u

Q.. . -sow’

leforotrco to it foreign Cornpiin . I .

Removal.

JOIIN l\I'QUAIIRll"., \Vhee|vi-riglit rind Turner, has renioved to K

eiit Street, near Iitivertrrrierrt Ilt-use, wlir-re he intends

cnrryirig on the alnwe liusirre-s. and hopes that. by a strict atteiitioii to the satire, he rrnry receive it share ol' public patronage.

Chtirlottetowri, May I2. 1852.

To Emigrants and Others.

0 DE Si)l.l) in Flllllll 'I‘r:rcts. or in one l"urtii. as may suit

purchintera. the I.ettIt‘lI0ltI Interest. for the residue of the

'I'ettri of 999 years. in tlnit Iiltgilile property i-tilled (‘uitin-tlrrle, lite

ririlvs ritid it half frotti (Ilirrrltiitetowri. on the l’ririci~toi\ri liund.

'I'ln:re ore 350 acres of good I boot I90 tit-rt-rt of \\lllt'I| are

cultivated. Uri ittliere isti Grist Mill. four Dwelling Ilouses, Burns and other Duildit s.

Thu writer-power would admit of more Mills to be erected on the pretiiisett. 'I he l.oriiI is well watered. and tritr ' be (Il\I|Ir'tI Illltllrtllll or more convr-irieiit I"iirtris. The Mill tntiy he bought with little, or tiitir-.lr ofthe l.:rn .

'I he puhlicity ofthe place. rind the water coiiiriiuriiciition from the Spot to Town. and elsr.-vtliere. tit.-iko.-s it the heat ititurrlirni any where, within IIIlIII_\' tritles frotrr Cliiirlottetowri, fur the I'Jstublisli- trient «fa .\lerc:iiitrli- cont-erri.

A part of tire purclinse money may rcniziin on Sean '

rity. WlLI.iA.\I CURTIS.

Ctrrti-«dale, May I0, I952.

Farm 5; the T:-yon Road. FOR SALE, the Leasehold Interest of9!l.‘) years, in II

I".-\l{.\|. tire IlIlll‘r| lrorri Iflrairlottotown. 'l'lrirty-lite irrrt-s

rxtntc for tillage, and IIII'I’t' is it good

' For urtlrr-r pzrrliculirril apply JUIIN \\’lI.a'Uti.

are cleirri-d and in .r nod Stu-atri of \\'iIIt.'l‘ runtiiirg through it.

I0 Cliirrluttt-town, .\lriy II, I852.

0 I.I‘I'l‘ nit I.(‘l|llP, with lilterty to |Il.ll'(‘.lIiltIt!, if .-to roquirvtl, port t

of this l.:tirds lmliiiigiiig to the -"ul..~r-rtlior, ltiniwti its the

“l.ttKt-III" I-Zsririe, atltlttlu at the I’IlI!lIl'fII t‘Xll’8lIIll_\ of CIItIIltIlI0.'-

town, corrrprtsixig lllt-\'cir 'I'o\\'ii Lots and Il'IIIIII1-I III 'I'i\'o Corrrtiion In-ts. 'l'lite4 I’n-pi-rt_\ liris been laid oil‘ itito Building Lots, ntid will ho lot liy private r-ontrnct .-rgrer.-nlily to it plan to be seen tit the Utlico of Jorrx LONG-\\'0li'l'lI, sq. ‘ \V. S. L0.\'G“’Oll'I'II. Cliitrlottetown, Jtinuriry 6, 1852.

For Sale, l‘IIA'I‘ pleosniitly situated House and Garden, together or in

II to suit purc -uni-rs. owrietl ritid iii the occupation of thr-

For further particulars, ripply to the Sub-

JOIIN It ENOIS F.

crilier

Weymotith Street, Charlotte-tot\'n, I"ebrrr.iry I0, I852.

Valuable Freehold Property. 7110 BE SOLD, lily I'rii'titc Contract, 888 acres of excellent |.ANlI, 50 0 which tire clear, the property ofthe lrrtc Ilr. CIJMMING, situate in the itmnedinte vicinity I (.‘t-oigrtoun; it tilmirnds with plenty of timber, Firewood and Longenr. I'ur fur-

ther particolurs. apply to JUIIN l\I‘(.iII.l.. Mriy 3, I852. Enl LOUAAGE NATIVE IN MUS s RY.

Vt'l‘lI0lI River Cloth 85 Cartling Mills.

‘llli Suti.~rcr'rlmr respei-tftrlly irnnouttces to liia nurm-rr-us friends. and I i p it: gr-rri-rally, tlrtrt he hurt tirkisti ll -' T~‘1Bl.lSIl.lI .\"I', tlltl liainitr r-rnpluy -il iiri expo-r llltiii. is now |Il’1'lIiIlt'tl to rt.-irry ' 'I.Vl:', LI./VG irnd l'RI~.‘S.\‘I..N'G CLO I'll 6' (,'.‘lRI)l./Vi. ll UOL, with lIt'.'l|ItIII'.II, rind hopes to give gt.-riertrl sutislatztioti to those who

may favor him with their custom. ARCIIIIIALD M.-\(‘.NI’.|Ll.. N. lI.—\\'ool l'lII(II'iI or 2d. per pound. prorript p'.i_irin.-tit. Vt-rriori Iliver, May III, 852. 4w.

RE.ll0V.iL.

TIIO\IAS M.-\.\'N‘S 'l‘.srr.orirNo l'Itr1'1inr.tsrrMrrir-r. is re-

lI.I|\’('.tI frtitri I’oivntil Slree til I, Upper Queen Street, tic-arly opposite Apotliecuries' Iltill. rind in-xi door to the Royal Agricultural Society. (Isl. db Ad.. Sm.)

‘ic."is2"3L‘BELL. Téllors, Q UEEJVSQ UAR E, CIIJIR LO TTB 7'0 "ZN.

AVl'. just rt-rzeiwd, by the last Mail. their I".Nli|.l$lI I".\§Il- III.\'.‘l for the Spring and Sunuiir-.r of I8.:2. (Ir-ritlt-tin-ii die-

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rttrmis of having their gorrrir-.tits rrniilo up in th-- best and lniest style. and tit tiioderaito clinrgr-s, cart depend on liming IIIt.'lIl door: to their s.-rriirfactioti, Ii ‘ giving them it (‘tIll.

Lliurluttetowu, May I5, I852. (All the l'riperir 3w.)

N attonsl Loan Fund Life and Equitable Fire Insurance Companies of London. Incorporated by flcls of Parlt'atnt-ril.

OARD of I)lIll$C'I‘UIlS of Fire Insurance for I‘. E. Island. Hon. I9‘. J. lore’ , T. I lluvilond, Eaq.,

Robert lltrlclti/tron, Elq., I". Longu-orlh, Erq. Daniel lloalgson, rq., Forms of.\pp|rcotion. rind all cthcrinfortnntion, may be obtained

frorri the Subscriber, at his Ulhco, Charlottetown

L. W. (n'AI.l., Agent.

FIRE! FlRE_!! FIRE!!! SECURE YUIJR I‘--0I'l£ll'I'Y A1‘ A HAVING OF I"II"'I‘Y I'M“ CENT. HIS can only be done by Insuring in the MUTUAI. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. This is I'll! only Othee where claims for loss can be not. without

forms or sppttestlor ii any other Information can be ob

ls Ihlolttntllily vliliun her tslned at the Secretary and Treasurer's OE;-c, Kent Street.

April ti. rm.

Room Paper, ’rtr.cetvt:o. it new PA'I"l‘EItlVl9. sod ‘sit for so. ' Iloolrstoro.

o'er‘ II on). 1'. HA! Attu o J 2

Q

Ito at Agricultural society.

Priusfor It‘: do of Groin sad Timrlpr lri Qtrmi'a County. It the be‘ two acres of Wlioat £2 0 0 flscond boot, do. o. I 0 0 Boot two acres of two-rowed Barley 2 0 0 Second best do. do. I 0 0 Best I tlI.'I’¢ of Indian Corn 2 0 0 Second I)('II do. 0. I 0 0 For the best tiers of Swede Tcrriips. 4 0 0 Second do do. 3 0 0 'I'hird do. do. 3 0 0 I"oirrtlI do do. I 0 0 Best acre of Yellow Turnips 2 0 0 Second do do. I II 0

Comp: tirors to trend in their names to the Secretary in CIIIIIIIIIFIOIVII on or before the First of August next, for Grairi; ritrd on or before the lst St.-pterirlrer, for 'I'uriiips. '

The fields ofurtiin to be inspected’, and the Prizes adjudged on view, iitirriedintely before Iltrtwst.

The fields of'I‘uriiips to be ins , ted during the last vieek in October, and tho couipeiitiou coutiiiecd to Turnips grown in Drill.

y Order. CHARLES S'I‘EWAR'I‘, Sec'y. May 6, I852.

IP.&.‘.’-.?lEl§‘l"1F .£\.II3”II‘J.lIFIls§lIAIla §IlaA'Il‘I§9 And Unchangesble Metallic Points : PROIDF AGAIt\'S'I‘ FIIIE J: \VA'l‘I-Ill! Manufactured by the Paleulee, in Colt.-lmter. Nova St.-olt'u. 7 III‘: AIITIFICIAI. SLATE is the product ofa mixture of

rrrrncrnl substances known to he the best tioir-conductorstifheat its well its the most indt'strur'tilile;tlie CIIFIMICIII zillitiity of \\ hit-li coir- verts the surface of riiateriuls r-iivernl, int ti (.‘mrIr'ng of .‘It-luul Slule— (‘roof irgtiirittt Hill". trrid VI .-\'l ER. Thus the lows of nature tire rrirrde to tircortrplish rvsultii in surprising tltl they are use- , liy re-rrrlr-r rig \Vondi,-it faihrit-it rrri tlurnltle ris lnir-k r Stone, rirrrl less porviou-r to rrioistirro. ml vorist-quioitly print-ritirtg tlt't‘:ry ritril do-structiouI'rorri corrodrrrg iiillueiices lritlierto riupptt.-4t.‘(I uirut- tiiiiittli .

'I'liro principal ingretliontrt tire Alttrrririit. Silica nntl tho Oxides of Iron. 'l'lie adhesive quality oftlte latter not only I-ind-I IIIIII attracts the particles together, Iiut the suli.-Inrice coir-red til-o. eiprntetl to the weather the more powerful the irttrirr-lion. and con- sr-querrtly the liiirdi-r the Slrrle vrrrinrnt tllllltltlrl of colour are

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olrlnitied, Iiriclt Iruilrliiiuii rrnry lit: rrrride ttripi-rtiiius in moisture, and '

tho fit-rliiorialrle colour»: ofeitlier Free Muir: or Gttirrilr. 'l‘lii- oil must he evapornti-d try the iirstiorr ol the “'PlIIIIt‘l lit.-fore it is l"iI(' proof. whit-li will trike from nine tt- l\\‘t‘l\t£ llrtllll in.

’I‘lrt.- All‘l'I‘.-\l.l.I(.' I’.-\lN 5. Purple and Re:/. are offered rtii II’cullrer and Hitler Proof solrly. ‘I heir Ii.-mi In-log Iron. rtecurt-it them frtnii Iialvuiiic tirrtioti so fat.-rl to lead and tttlio-r l'niiitrt on Iron i\orlt—-titid tlii-ir clit-.rrrir:il coiiiliinattioti triirkias it iii-prisstlili-, tltnl rrriy clninge should take place from i|II|ttI~|llIt'Fl(3 IIIIIlIt!It(.'t.‘ or the tIf‘lItblI oI'.Snlt. Voter t|l|t.I Sulplttiteti-d ltydrngeti so prr.-nrltmt in Sun Ports and 'l'idiil llttrlmurs. 'l liey surp.-is-t nll I'nirit.s yr-I discoveri-d in Clmtpuestutrrl Durulrilily. wltittli reirtli-r rlnerri pre-eririrneirtly mlnpted to the covt-.riiig ul IIII ltltttls of Iron \\1Il’I\', rsurli rut Slripping. .lI!r' ls Brivlgvts. Slr-our ./llur-Itt‘ucry, RlIllIl'lly Cots. and Iron Railing’. 'l'ltie \lI‘Z'l'AI.I ll) l';\lN r S lIiI\t‘. In-err .~ittn|_\ MRI liy l’ro- l'r-ssor lltI)'I of llorttort. to I‘.-Ilowing is air 4-atrnrl lioiri his I'M- tilicate :——“ As It pr-riiitim-tit pigiiierit. this lltlIlL‘I‘i|l must rank \\ itli this I st irrrlcslrrtrlilrlc rrml urrrlttrngttttble lrttava. l"or coveriti Metallic \\’:ire, its composition slI(I\\'rt that it is eiritnetitly II|It.'tl.

(Sigrir, ) .\U(i'I'. A. IIAYS. Slate Jlsxtrycr."

Dt't'u:lt'ouit —Artifrci:il Slate. llliitlte powder with pure lloiled |.itrrio-.erl Utl iittd u little Spirits 'l'urpriritino to the coin-isturit-y of run thick I'aitit. rind nppl_i with it l'IltIilIIl|I| IIl'IIt-’II, In.-ing con-ful to keep the mixture well stirred wl ' e putting it on. One pound will cover ten square feet with two fonts.

I Slrttigli-s h ve been mi for years, it will be necessary to sweep oll'tlre Itttltirl lllltl lint with :r stilfbriioitr; two or three courts of this IlIlII|‘I’|:Il will trriilui ti porlr.-ct Slate Ilnof, pi'otif.ig.riiist Fire and \\'titer

FIIIDEIIICTON, N. [1, Not’. I3, I850. Mr. J. \V. Itirstr.

DEAR h‘tri,—l’|t-use send us two more I|.'I|'l'('ll of your Artiliciul Shite. \Vr- liztve itcett sortie til the good t.‘lIl.‘Cl.~ of it :rt the lust lire. Soriio oftlie ltoofa covered with it did not catch at all, and \\IIt:II the trolls were burnt sortie of the roofs riarric own in om: [Ilt‘(‘t', rind otlienr were the rrienrrit of sriritig the liuildirrg. cspi-cially one root nlorigsirle oftlio Ilurik I}. N. .'\., ivlriclr also was one trieiriirt of saving the lluitlt

|'l.-.ase see that it is on board oftlic first boat, as it might be nc- '" A

glectt.-rl and stored. Your obedient ficrvonts. S'I'I'1\V:\II'I‘ 8!. NI".ILI...

S1‘. JOHN, N. I1. July 20,18 JOHN Ross, I’.sq., Palcttlce of the Purple Jlolulllc am .

Stn,—-I litivcjustpriinted it new Ship with your Metallic Iron Point, and I have much pleasure iuatatirtg that I never p.-iii-ted ii ship witlt so small it quantity of Paint and (lil, and look so wel From its ndlii.-sive qualities tttid tho trruritrer it covers IIII9 wood. I hove no doubt but it will he more durable and rnucli CIII':IpI.'I than :iri_y other pttirit used for such purposes, uird would rt.-cotrrtrieiid it to the public genera ly.

50. Iron

Yours, &c. It0IlIiR'I‘ G. MORAN.

Ross‘ Mr:'r.u.r.ic l'AtN'rs,—-\Vo liriie already called pul-liv .iItL-trtion to the high erxtinintiotr in which the Metrrllic I'niii'rr, thoriu- facturi-d by John lloss. l‘Isq.. ' ‘rum, are held hy rlrrnto who have had occtisioii to use them. Cr-rtitiriitr-s of it highly tutti»-farrtory clut- I‘lI(‘lI..'I' in praise of these articles of Proviiit-itrl or;riiuf.~ru-tare irppt-irr cl-It-wlterr-, in this issue, and lrotri iriforrirartiori rtlli-rded hy parties who have siriiilarly rrpplii-d them, we can safely endorse the opi- iriuns llieri-in coritairn.-d.—-Ilultfu.r; Sun.

‘*5’ 'l'lie .\ll" ‘\I.LlC I'A|N'I'S are mixed and put on like

tin oidiriiiry priirit. JOIIN R083, I'atentr-e. Agents for Pririce F.tI\Vfll‘(I Irtlnnil, Gszo. 'I‘. IIAIIARD, Queen Srpiaiio. Kt:NNr-:'rtr lll‘Kt'.Nzis‘., I'ui\nal Street. (‘ltairloItt-towti, Oct. 8. l8.')I.

LIVi-.RY STABLES, III“. SI,'ll.\‘('llI|lI".lI iritcrids kt-oping good llorscs. Flt-igliti, (‘:rrr'ragi~s, 61.0., tiliicli lie ttlli.-rrl to the I'uhlic for hire on low

rtr s, for I Anti

.\i.so. good Stnhling, nod the greatest core taken with Illtrtlr lor-i-s corrniiitti-tl Iar lii-4 i- |l|I' .

lteiiidence near the 'I‘erripi.-iiriico Ilnll, Grafton Street.

\\'Il.l.l.-\.\l JAKIl.\l.\N.

Mr. JAKIIMAN, would trrlte the opportunity of intoritririg his tirttricrous (‘tr-rtir - rt, \\lrn.<c liilits lhive ltr!t_'Il riorrie liiire -ttaritling, that he would feel olil' o-il liy their iriakiriu it early ursltleriietrtz and tliusult.tt'iii-,1 uccuuiits irgariirrit liiiri will please for ward tlterri ltil siiritr ii.-4 pm-st ilo-.

Jitnuary l'i, I852.

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Mills for Sale. IIF. Suhst-rilir-r otfi-rs for Sale rt (IRIST JUL I. erected neatly ours ago. with the I.ri.isr-hold lritttrr-st ol'fifty-five ncrr-it of I..‘l.’Vl). 999 yr-zrrs I.mm- tit Is. per acre. — d- Joining the irlimr-, tho .i.. .l'IIt|llI lrttt-rt-st of 2-8.} l|(‘IL"4 of L./l..’\'l), lo-_vi-tlirr \\l|l| our--linlfr-f It SA ll’ ./llll. I.. It vi-ry (onverin-,irt rirrrl rriirifortsrlilv D ll’I'.'l. LIJVG IIUIINIS III! R I7. I B .-l R.4V2i v 26. ull tit-:trly now, and u \\ all of Whiter iii-or the door. "I he wliuio of this property is virell virvoilrrd rind wntvrr-d. rind aituntcd hour the Aridt-uoii llo.id. ott l.ot 26. iii the midst of new nod very crtlerisivo rtt-ttlt-riierits. I"rorii the past few yreririt, it is rertsoriithlo to cnticlude, that in it very few r-urs hcitcra the whole surrtiuodirig country will be settled. when it will be well worthy the trttentinti of the holder of this property to erect such other inillo its the nI!cO'tIlIllt'l of the courrtiy dermin ; and particularly so. its there is sullivient writer power and other eotiva.-riience I s ' his ’rriperIy int he sold in into. two or thrrio Lots, to trail purcltiisers. Our-.-ltirlfol’tltc purchase money may rernnin frir two or three years urrp.-rid. on tip- proii-d Security either on tho propert or otherwise. For further particultirs, apply to J. Wt-trtlierbe, I.sq., at Clnrrlottctoivri, or to