_ . HOME.

IIotne‘s not tuerely four square walla.

Tltoonh with pictures hang and gilded Ilotno is where ad's:-lion calls.

Filled with shrtnes the heart hath IIIIIldI.'ItI! IIotne—go watch the faithful dove

Ssilitu ’tteuth the ltuttven shore us- Ilotne where there is one to love.

Home is where there's one to love us!

IIonte‘s not merely tool and room. something to endear it ; Ilotne is wltcte the heart can ltlnnm. W hers there's some kind lip to cheer it What is lluttte with nous to meet. Nuns ttt welcome. none to greet us I Ilonte is sweet. and ottly sweet, Where there's one we love to meet us! . PLIASANTDIEI.

Htuuuumv Coasot.u'torr.—A few days since. a party of “Emeralders" obtained admission to the gaol at Durham, on a visit to their countryman, M‘Cormaclr, who had to take his trial on a charge of tnurder. Having intimated to the prisoner that they had collected a sttllicicnt sum to retain counsel for his defence, they were about tn take their leave; wlten one of the part uhakin him by the band, administered this truly ibernian piece of consolation:-“Ah, thin, Martin. my boy, keep up yer sperits: sure its no consequence whether ye’re hanged or transported, so long as ye get justice done to yez!” Poor Martin, unable to appreciate the force of this logic, only replied by a burst ofteurs. He was sub- sequently found guilty of manslaughter, and sentenced to twelve months’ imprisonment. —-Durham afldoerliur. Losma A CIiAllAC'l‘l:Il.—-A young Irish servant- irl, coming from Albany recently in one o the night steamers, had the luck to

lose the “recommendation” which had been

given her on leaving her last place. She brought, however, the accompanying “tick- ct, ” which she presented to a friend of out-e:—“'I'his is to sny that Kathleen 0' Brian had u good character when sltc lelt Albany, but she lost it on board the steamer coming down from Albany.”

Ttts Nuctto sun was PARROT-—A negro, pussin down the street, was, saluted b ti loquttctous parrot from a window with “ ow do, Samba,” “ Good morning, Snowball,” Inc. Etc. The negro, indignant at the nu- noyuttce, turned about, but seemed to into-

ine that he had a complete reven e, by awling out—" Ah, Huh! all ver we I; you live in line golden house now, bttt I know your fades when he lived in de bush.”

A Novel Mousst-tur.—On Saturday, a person named Jerome, in St. Martin's, Haverfordwest, purchased I! small quantity of oysters, which he placed in it back room; in the course ofa quarter of an hottr Ito went into the apartment, and there disco- vered thttt two tnicc had been nctttnlly caught by one oyster, and their heads broken lty the shells, when attempting to purloin the lislt.—Cauutnstt¢- Jinn-tttsl.

Tits: dill‘.-rence between a suit of clothes and a suit at law is this -one pr0\‘Idt.'t| you with pockets, and the other empties them.

Msotcu. INTELLIGENCE rttoat Aosrnttts. —A surgeon writes from the Gold Field.» to say that he ltns now quite discarded the

HA‘szA‘1tn's GAZETTE. t\‘i5tt_‘IL 27.

THE COLONIAL

LIFE LIIIIIRANCI COMPANY. Oovuttttou—'rttu tttott-r It0l0lAll.l ‘l'I(I I"..\Rl. of ELIIIN ttttd KINCAIIIJINI, Governor (iettterttl oftlnttudn.

tlsso Urrtcs-18 St. Jsdrsts Sqttsrs. Edis-

urg . .

Board of Jlstts nest is Hattie: for .l\'otte Scott-4 and Prince -Ipourd ‘(gend-

I . M. II. A on. utter. ~Wtlli.tnt"A. Illuult, Ilttttker. Lewis you ‘ . E n. - Cltttvlozt ' ‘\vi.ting. ., rrister. :;tIllIntIyllty‘|nlII|lK|I,T1|:fl“ ha

on. Al.-xan er t.-ttt.. are at. Jntttt-u Stttwttrt. D1. solicitor Med" lAd ' — . ..§awers. Agt-nt Gt t-l.-ci‘e‘iury—:bl.itrttltew ll. lticltey.8olicitor. 'I'I Ittll ~‘ II I ' I50! I0lI|lI!1II)III' .... '.‘.’m..".".-.'.'.'.‘l..'.‘.‘.I'.. i.I"i-'Ia..'3§'r.t..'l.." 't.t...t. ....t will be pt t-pared to furnish inforttttttiott as to tlte prin- ciples nttd practice of the Coutputty sad the rates of A u ttce. ;I.:lt'ti'rlottetou-n—Medicsl Adlviser--II. A. Jehautett. .\ . II. A . I—|".. L. I. 't.IIIIl . G0tIr‘BIl‘|.\.V'lI—“0I.IIOII’ Adviser—Duvid Kaye, II. . Ago-ttt—\\r'illitttttyttndcrson. St. I-.lettttor‘tt—.\IedIcttl Adviser—.loueph Dell. II. D. Ageut—'I’ltomus Ilunt. MA'l"I‘lIEW II. RICIIBY.

NATIONAL LOAN FUND ‘LII’-‘Ill

attu Equitable Fire Insurance Compa- nies of Londo Incorporated by Jets of Perlioetsttt. OAIID OI’ DIRECTORS of Fire Insurance for I‘. E. Iulnnd. T. H. Hacilund. Eng. Hort. Charles Hensley. F. Longtoorlh. E19-t R054" Hutchinson, Esq, ostus Dawson. Esq. Detached Risks taken at considerably reduced pro-

tt . m'I"III'lIII of Application. and sll other information. may he obtained from the Subscriber, at his Olice.

Clutrlottetowtt. I.. W. GALL, Agent.

Fire 2 Fire 1 Fire I 2 Secure your Properly at a saving o/‘fifty per cent. 7 VIIIS run only lte done by hunting in the MU- 'l'UAl. I"lllI-‘. INSUIC.-\NCI:‘. t.‘O.\lI’ANY. This in the only Utli-:o tvltsre clttittts for loss can he tmet, ivitltout rofert-nce to n foreign Coutpun . lllnttk fotttut of application, and any other III orm_a- tioo can lm olnnttted at the Secretary and 'I'reasttrer'e IIIIIPE. Kt.-ttt Street. ‘ April 6. I852.

ALLIANCE LIFE .d.N'D FIRE lJ\"SUR./IJVCE COM- P.t.\‘Y. LOJVIJON. IITAIILIIHID sv ACT or ntu.uasuvt-r. cupuul .c3,ooo,ooo Sterling. CllAltl.Bs YOUNG, Aunt for I’. 8. Island.

Provincial Murine Insurance Comps

TORflN1'0, C. \V.—Agent for Prince Edward Isltttttl,

III-'.NI.-\.\IlN DAVIES. Clt.-trloltt-totrrt. April II. I853.

BELLS! BELLS l BELLS! TIIE flultttcrilttvrtt tttnnulltclure and keep constantly on hand. ttll sizes of tfltnrclt. l"uctor_v.Strattt- lut::l, l'e.r_v, I.tK:ttItIt|lI\’euscltttttl Ilou-e ttttd Plante-

tion Ilell.-. with the but detsctintiott ofllttngiugrt. 'I'ltt.-so Bells ttru tundra frttttt the but uloclt. ttttd the «null t-iv.-it utttlt-rgu the t-nttte proct-us itt tttttrtttf.tcttIr- ittu tot Clturclt Ilullu Att t-aperit-ttcst oftltirtv _\uttht,

’

LAND AIIISQMINT. '. 0tuee,Charlo.tetewu. P. I-2. Isluud, ttttsry . I9 - [N rsttanee of the Act of the General Apsentbl ..|P.t|.i. Island, made and passed to the isleyetttt yettrttftltg reign of Her present hlttyeety, lntttulud ls Jet for levying fttrthsr as Assssstusst out all Lands in this Colony. end or the ettceursgssrsut if Edutstion," and of an ct made is utttotttltttettt .d passed in the Twelftlt year of Her and Majesty's Reign. intintlsd ./In Jet to explain and amend the piston! Act for the Jsssssusnt 1 Lend. “.4 15; gm,-ogrugestertl pfEduculton : I do hereby give Public Notice that ltuve tttade Proclamation. according to the terms of the said Act, of the under tvtetttiooetl 'I'ows Lots. Pasture Lots. Islands. and parts of Towttships in .this Island. in arrears for the ,,¢u..pgyutsttt of the several aunts due ‘sod ewing tlsstretm to Her Majesty, under sad by virtue of the first tuestiousd Act. VII:

acuss scans. Township No. 8. 22!! Township Ne. 44. 808!‘ -- 9, ms -- 41, its -- tt, 'llll -' 4!. ma -- ts. ten " to. tote; -- I9. -° " 54. I080 It 20, I840} " M. 67) -- at, sis " so. so -- as. stss " so. «- at, too " us. I 0- 25, sq “ Cl. IIB1 " 88 I401 " 61, I00 " 8|, I000 George's Islttud. I45 “ 82, 504-1 Butthttry " I4 " 88 ll St. Peter's " 80 " 81, 182i Ilurtuy Iulaude. 3| " 88. led‘ Isla " 48, 2400 dsque. Charlottetown, Ist Hundred of 'I'owu Lots. I of No ' O

64. 5-8 o. 06. dd Hundred. I of No. 45. j of No. 45. 7-3°l5' 0‘. 0. e

dtlt Hundred, of No. 00. d-I5IIIl of No. 88.

5th Hundred. of No. 2. I oflllo. 08.

Pnuture Lots in Charlottetown Royalty. No. I97.

'I'own Lots in G etowtt:

No. 1. Range I. Letter D; o. ll. Ran]! 3. Let- ter A; 5 No. 0. Range 2. Letter II: I No. 0, Range 2. Letter I‘; No. 8. Range 8. Letter B; |No. 8,

uttge 4. tter A.

Pasture Lots in Georgetown Royalty, Nos. 80, I0. I of I99. 273. 219. and 885.

Town: Lots itt Prittcetowa:

Nos. I. I, I, 4. 6, and 8.

No. 5. Row 2. Division I. Letter 3. do 2. do 3. do II.

4 and 5, do I, do I. do II. do 8. do 5. do I3.

5, I, 1, and 8, do 8, do 0, do C. 1, o 4. do 2, do D. 5, do 5, do I. do I5‘ 8, do 5, do 3, do E. I, do 5. do I, do I}. 3, -8, do I. do ll. 7, do I0. do I. do J. 6, do do 4. do II. a, doll, do ‘I. do K. Pasture Lots in I'riueetovrn II ttl -I of No. I;

oy ty

1ofNo. Ibl; A of No. 838; No. 240; No. 316.

nd the owners of the said Lots and 'I'rttcts of Land so itt utrettre and proclaimed as aforesaid. are hereby notified, that in ettse the sum charged on them as afore- sttid, together with the costs which have been incur- red, shall not he paid before the neat I-Zsstsr Tertn of the Supreme Court ofJudicttture. to be held at Chav- lottetowtt, which will continence on Tuesday I Id dny of Mtty nest. application vtill be made to the So- pretttu Court. during the and Term. for Judgment against the said Lots and Tracts of Land.-1espec-

‘W 1. JOBEPII POPE. Treasurer.

J. GILLIGAN, Gretttfioov Btr

\\IIl| ll grr-ztt IIIAIIV t'et‘eul_ ttttpttrr Hill. It qtt cc.- tuely new tttetltod of Plllllro. ettu ya to tsttt I it (HI elm ions tone, cont utug else. to 'eatuuordtssty \IlII’l|IIt|Il. '

Ntentlv 9,000 Ilells have been cast tttttl sold front this I"ttuitdr\'. \\'llICI| is the best evidence ttfllteir sl- pt-rit ' .\\'e have lilies-tt Iittltltttttl Silver medals at I r otlice. |\’IIlCll were tut-urdetl for tlte “ best Bells

ttttttttmttt ntrtl purity ttflttttc " We pay parli- gt.-ttiug up l'ett|s or Chimes, utttl

lancct, and opens the vein with a pickuxe. ' -—PuncIt.

The dilfereocc between the Printers and the Doctors errors, is, that those ofthe for- mer rtrc published to the world, wltilc those of the latter nre buried with the patient.

The venerable Dr. Lyman lleecher. int a re- cent llostort sermon, and lll.'II pre:tcher's idens should sttturl ottt ltlte rohluts‘ cars. so that p("tt|tlt' email grslt hold of them. hold on to them. and not

sotnethi tgtfortlteir pains. A very “ __

can refer t tltot-e furtttulted by us. Uttr estnltlishttteut ts cottliguous to tho lit is ntttl Iiltttmpluitt Cuttttls. ttttd ltnilrontls rtttttting itt every tlirectiott. wltich brings us ttllllllt four hnur- of New York. Cttult paid for old Copper. (Iltl Cloolts. Levels, Cotttpttuses. 'l'rttttsittt, l'lmotlolitt-s. &c.. for tctle, ttf superior workruttrt-hip All emtttnunitsutiou-. teilltel’ by null or otherwise w have iuttttediatto ntteutiott A. MI-‘.NEELY'8 SONS. \Vettt Troy. N. Y , March, I853.

Orders wtll be received and informtttion gi- no its to prices, at (loo. 1‘. lIasuutd's Book and Stu- timtery store. lllut

" I am a great nun.” said it tipsy prittter who had heen on a bender fora weelt. ' Yrs.‘ eztid the foretnau. ‘ yott are at great unit and ltttlfcocltetl. and you can consider yourself ‘ dischurg ." olfnwell," ssid't|te typo’ "then I had better go

AN INTIIBTINO INCIDENT.

Franklin, the Philosopher, when quite a

on man utter an absence of some ti e

otu ome. thought he would try the extent to which instinct in a parent would discover the child. The result was, that his mother wusloth to give him a shelter over night. though a severe snowstorm was raging, and

would only allow him the use of an arm-cltttir to sleep_iu, having the colored boy stay in the same room, after the precaution of lock- ing up all her silver. Herinstinct was more than overcome by her prudence, and she, with bitter tears, to the last of her life, re- retted that her son had thus been treated in

is mother's house as u fe n.

One of our townsmett, on a recent visit to

New-England, alter a thirteen years ult- ucncc, thought he would try Franklin's ex- periment. Io rapped at his futlter‘s door, hnentioning that he was weary, attd asked if Ite could have a lunch, as it was some dis- tsnce to an inn. ._It was his father who utet him at the door, and asked him in. alter toll- ing him he could be supplied with food. The mother was not in e rootn, bttt as the father asked her to bring the refreshments, she came in

With the feelings and emotions of a child. unknown under a parent's roof, ottr hero ltttd turned his than might not at llrst be seen. He pro- coeded to urtuke of what they hospitalily set before int. Mentioning that he came fielu Rochester, N. Y3,‘ ottr frienrl was at once qtteulottetl if he know one there whose name was II --—-. " Olt, es I know him well,” was the reply. " e is a hatter in the city. and made ray ltut,"—-showing it, with the ntalter's nstne lnslds.

‘Well,’ says the mother, “loll must give me the lining, at any rate, or it's a‘ long time since we re seen our son."

At this our lriund could not further hesi- tate to make ltitttsslf knowa—ettd whet filtered all us '

his back, that on opening the door.

I.l. I'ersotts itttlehtcd either lty Mortgage. Judg- ment, Bond. l'tt-tttissory Note or otherwise, to l‘ttouA-t Iltutttt llttvtutttu, EsQ., late Colo- Itltll Secrelttry ttftlti-4 Iul.tttd. ttro desired forthwith to nmlte p:t_vntt-ttt pfthe respective sttnts doe hy thetn us ul'-tresttitl III the Subscriber. III lto is duly uut ' Power of .~\ttornt-y. to receive uttd give the necessary IIlsl!Il.'tl‘ft!l for the ttttute. And all Persons to whom tlto ant 'I‘ltotttas lletttlt lluvilattd is iodeltted.ute re-

quested to furnish their Accounts for pqyment.

'I‘. IIBATII I VILAND. Barrister-at-Law. Queen Square, Nov. 19, I852.

Notice of Removal. ‘HI’. Subscriber has rstnoved front the Old Estu- tttinttnsnt to the corner opposite Ilse " Apothe- cttriss Hull. fortperly known. as the "Agricultural

Society's store.‘ CHARLES DESIPSEY. April II. I858. {in

B A Z A A R . "I3 Ladies of St. Jrtmes‘s Congregation lute hn'tIitt II BAZAAR on 'I‘HUllUllAY. the nth tlny ofJUl. no-at. ittttitl oftlte futtde oft Che tho t-hief ol-jt-ct being to liquidate tlte debt upon it. l'hu 'I‘ctnpt-rttttce llttll has been secured for the pur- pose. I‘:-otrihtttiotts itt hlntetials. Work. &o. will he thrtoltfttlly rvceivt-tl by the follotvittg Ludieu who fern the Cmtttttittee :- llltttt. Artottssotr. Lvttt tan. Mscllleol. -— l'ttttrtts. — Btrouovtsss. — IVALIIIIIIAW. Cltotrltttletowtt, Mttrclt II. II“.

WILLIAM STRAIGHT. H1 TTER

FIGS to Inform Iris friutttlu IIII he ltlll cuutiuues the rs-titling, clettnittg,sttd stilfsoiug of Ilsever utttl Fillt IItt|e_

Gstttlrtt-ttn‘s Clothes rlenvtrd and made rqettl to new. Jl.\l t'ltOIVrl made fiom the Island wool; old ones tlomt up. Prices low. Otdere tttltett at the Queetfs Arms. I Miles fotn 'I‘ntt-vt, and st Jeuteu ltsi.l‘s tailor. Quests Street. Cltsrlsttetnwu.

NOTICE. TE.N‘:II.N‘1'8 of'I‘ttoaus ll: t1'ttlIavt-

hlus. Fouutttt. Mctttrostt.

as total other Lends II this lslettd. are seated to tttslte iotmesliste psytttettt of the ttntouttt Ilevtt due hy tlteot to the tiolt-erinsv: who ivdely authorised to receive sud grout receipts the surest. I‘. llI—2A’I‘ll llAVll.AIID. Barrister-at-t.ew. Qlrll Square. Nov. 80, III).

GOOD BARLCY. IIAIILEY Itsugbtst lsteuseu Iauw

“C005 No ‘

hortsed by ,,

III-I T LAIII. hsq . rttt Tuwttslttps Numbers 13 sud 35¢

set.

now’ 0' H’‘,.‘...'.‘.'.‘:'.‘tl''.'£ ‘b"tl's"'.‘.‘..°°'tl"t.'l» rat‘. I: .. ttluultcsu. III PI. Y. M-. 50- I'stIIQ| sntsaltshevttian, cut and blown glass; Tooth, Nnil,ttttd Mill‘ lIruslt.ee—bsfl‘ttloltorn and Into!- pnrent ltsstdles: lnir and Infant Brusltes—tttirrored nrul oeavl ittlnid; Pontln. Ilack and SitIe—Iortoiue. bttlfn o, and Gerttttttt shell; Lttbitt's. Ilolcrnix. l'ttl- tny‘tt, ntnl lligg's Perfutttery; gsrtt‘s. Pocket Mirrors; JI-.Wl".l.l{Y—gold and silver Rings and Brooches, gold Pens and Cases. ladies‘ and ent‘s. silver and pearl inlaid I’ort-tttestttoiss; Indie ubber Toys, for children; gold, silver and purl Beads; fancy Paper Weights, sod l't-lltu Bells, Perfume Satchels uud Cushions. c., .

Englnth Ptcltlcs, Sauces and Mustard; I'AIN'l‘8. OILS. AND DYE 8’I‘UI"I-‘8. seldte the trade at ettsts and chttrgus. CASIPIIENE.

0th. and BURNING I-‘LUID. Cuscxsas—witte. sods. better. water and sugar;

Cttuttss, English and American; Cake Ornutnsnts

uttd I"luvoriug-—Vertilltt, lemon. nutrnee. cloves, s

1

cittttttnnttt,- Spices and Lottfscttonary. Dighy Herriugs, c.. c. 8e'eot OROOERIES. Lenten Syrup, Raspberry tt -

. G. having carefully selected the above personally. challenges the market for a cheaper and

not stock in the above line. - Jlfufl. ldss issotsttt of Fruit, §c.. (-c.. to. "'t§...'n. mt

JUST RECEIVED, A mrtlter Supply of New Goods, AT THE LONDON HOUSE. par Steamship Cettsde vie Halt’/sz ' THE latest styles in Iluutles sod Dress llaterhls. via. :—Norwiclt glacee Velenus.stttio-stri crepe Luetreu, lobes in new styles; L oneus goth to varied colours; Gents. fancy winter estiug; Ladies’ white and black sstin llippets; do. French, Morocco and patent leather Blm; white Kid Gloves; estrs French white satin i s; Ladies‘ utoksir Nets;

nd purse. Barbers‘ and Tailors‘ coloured Twists.

1 large euristy of Articles our and Mas Y s Via.

3000 Pieces of I‘ lislt and American ROOM

PAI'I-IBINIB. front per piers upwards; I’aper

sttitelals for Christmas s r't '

tvittdow Curtains. very

At. . A choice lot of 'l‘EAtI."vevy sheep: tvtoist and London 8UGAIt..l’euc_ltesvts htoluues. isr

"P" Curreste,Ilstsius. Candid Cttrou. Blpiese of I kind rclt. Uettp. Candles. Ilustsvd. Blue, Ittdlgo wood. ltsdvtoud. Aluut. dole Lea . be.‘It

Sebucrher at his usual lew vstdu,

for ruotsrr nvasssta-. - IIBNIY IIASZARD. Great Oesrgeatreet. Chsrlsttetswtt. Due. it. list.

Glasgow and fluuohester House. VII) WILIJN. No. I. Itcitsseuo ls-user. has JUST RECEIVED. put llrig Jllsssvtdsr. frovtt Liverpool. pool. stltur srrivelsfmttt tlttl‘ , tt large sdditiott Iu hisvery eateusive STOCK of BRITISH. EAST INDIA, AMERICAN, and WEST INDIA GOODS. A ltielt lsulsrl rscttuttrtsud : verv of suitable ft: Ieueuu. cousistlug vtf Wrtnleu Iltswle. Twesde. Orleans. Scotch Tertuuu. Irutlue I.‘ Quit l.see I"lsescisg.l.sdy .\Isy-sveut and I _ wls. Cashmere llretoss. Woulluu Iresd Glsbii sill colours. Pluettsls, led Quilts. Great (feats. Bluuhetu, Carpeting. Ilavuslllse Cnunterpuel. 80-. CG-

A gseevsl ttettsrttneut efhgleeisu. Inst’. Crushed sud Brows Be or. Ilelauseu. Cefsu. fled‘. Drugs. Oils, Window .htss. croeltevywsre. tllsuterave. fsvtcy Icufl.Cufemhlu:ery. O:;.t‘:'., all of which be sI'svs at ttttpreeedert. low pref tto. t. tttutsttt Cut. so. to.

Mru. Foreybb '

ULD respectfully irttintuto to the Ladies of "lturlottetowtt and its vicittity. it of the Island in general. that she has just fI9Ct.I\'¢|I F A L L S U P P L Y of all articles in her line. some very handsome Itultroitlerutl Dresses. Artificial Flowers, sud Puttsruu lien in Work, tvill he lottud to merit inspection; Lad rs‘ C-tlllllflc llttndkercltiefn. Alpacas, and it vario- t olfotlter articles itt the Millittery lino. of the but fabric and Sheet quality, cheap for Ceslt..

C ttttrlottetowu. Nov. I5. I802.

FALL surpivi ' HE SUBSCRIISEII orruus FOR SALE, u GENERAL .~\SSOR'I'MEN'I'

or

BRITISH MANUFACTUREI) GOODS, MILLINERY, &c. &c.

Just arrived per Iltttqus Sir Jlssundrr, from Eug- snd. \V.'tI. IIIJAKD.

Great George Street. Oct. I2. I8! 8. -

WHOLESALE.

II.I.IAM El.I.I0'I‘ 8; Co.. of IIOSTON, United States, Mercltttrtts, have cttvtsttttttly on hand at Cltttrlollulovvlt, I'. I6. Island. a large sup tly of the fttllowittg articles wltich will lie disposed o as

low as they can possibly be imported for riu:—

'l‘cu. Chocolate. Cocos. (‘rut Sttgttr. Ct-fl'eo. Sugar, hluucovttdo, flu -tr. Mttlttsses. I lour. Nnt-_t llrettd. Chi-ese. Spirits, ioegttr, Cutullss. Soup. 'l‘o- bacco, ltouitt. Pitch. 'l‘ar. llttcltets and Tubs. 810.

Please apply to tltetr Agent.

IIENRY PALIIEII.

September 38. I352.

IIE Subscriber begs to intintats that in order to dispose of his valuable Stock of Woolen. Cotton. Silk and Linen Goods. Huts. Furs. Cttvpettngs, (iluus, Iittrthcntvttre and China, &c..—-he will utttil the lat MAY neat. allow 6 per ceut.. on all put- chttues. for CASH on delivery. W|l.l.lA.\l IIEARD. On IIand—A few 'l‘ons of Attthrncits Cultn. Figure Heads. Coal 'I‘sr, Butlt Ilrick. TONS of HEMLOCK TIM- E R wanted, for n IIreto-t- V work. to be delivered by the let JUNI-I

t, I I an ‘PP, 0 Wll.l.lA.\l lll-ZAIID.

Tltoue I’etsorts whose Accounts are twelve months overdue, are hereby notified. that legal steps will be resorted to, if re- quirud, uulsss settled at once.

NOTICE.

III-'. Subscriber hnvittg hettu duly empowered by Gtt.ssa-r Hstrosttsotv. of llytls l'ntlt. Square. London. Esquire. untl Attrttott Iluttoutt- sotI,ol' Liverpool. itt Ettglatul. Mercltttttt. surviving Esectttore and Trustees tuttttrd ttttd appointed in ttttd lty the Inst \Vil| ttnd 'l’ttsInttteut of Gilbert llstnlerttott, htto ttf Liver I. uforesttid. Mercltuttt, dect-used to collect ttll Debts ttnd Sums of .\ltttttty due to the Estate oftlte said Gilbert Ilt-ttdersort, deceasonl, within this Islntid. and to dispose ofttll I rtntls ttttd Ilert-tlitnntottts belonging to said Iistttttt sitttnto therein All pt-rttrtna so indebted to Ihlt Estate of II o uttitl Gilbert llt-tttlon sun. dttcensud. are duly required witltottt delay to pit_\ into my hands the several tttttottttls due by the-ttt; ttnd tltose tersons who ms in possession of stay port of suc t Lttttds nttd I'rt.-tnises, ore l'l'¢|IlIl‘l'tI to ttutktt nt- ittttttntlittle and sntisfnctttry ttrtuttgt-tttcttt with me.

otherwise they \| ill be treated Ill 'l‘rt-.- ins.» rs.

N IJING IVOIITII.

Charlottetown, April 9th. I858.

astazrn firvfsxon “Sons of Tcutperance."

'I‘., of I’. H. Islttttd, will be opened itt the 'l'trttt. pt-more llnll. itt Chnrlottetuwtt. on 'I'IlURa'II.-\\', the 25th April seat. at 4 o't:lock.

I’. DI‘ISllIIlS.~\Y, G. 8. March II. I858. .

For Sale, or to Let, III‘: D\VI'II.I.ING-lIUUSI"., Uol-house. ttntl I've- tttiset-, and Lot of I.A.\'Il. itt lt‘oorgetowtt. No. 3. Tllird lfttttgc, Lstlter II. pplicttliott to he tttttde to D. Wtuotr. Cttsrlottetmvtt. or to \Vtt.t.uus SAIIDIIIOII, I:‘.sq.. Gsorgstovut. Nov. I6. I852.

TO BE SOLD OR LET, D\VI’.LI.ING IIOUSH. Out Ilttuue and premi- ses. situttte in Cuuthetluttd Street, near the resi- dence of llr_. Jenltintt. Enquire of Janus CUIIII

on the premises. or o vet: I. P. W. IlAl.I'-‘.3.

Form for cute.

F‘0R BALE. on the Mnlpeqtte Rood. I2 trailer from Cltttrlttttelttwn. tt Fruhol-1 Furor. cottlniniug

I00 acres of luttd.of which 80 ttcrstt are clear ttnd under cultivation. On the Premises is rt good frttttte Barn. 'I‘lte tthove is well worthy attention of parties wishing to purchase. I"or particulars ttppiy to