. the present summer. in the neigiibouripg Pro-

’ 1

» innoeulation,-but as these last presuppose an

. but this is it very

. and mulch is then put about them, and they

HASZARD’S .'GAZETTE..-SEP'l‘E-MBE_lh 22.

-naszannis Gaznrrri.

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22, 1855.

Saturday, September

We have been requested to give some infor- mation as to the culture of the grape in open air, and in the absence of interesting i ‘- telligence, we willingly devote a few lines n) this subject. 'l‘liere may, however. be those who have doubts whether the vine will grow in the open air in the cliinato of P. E: island. to these we reply, that we have seen it growing; that there was, and we believe flip! there ig yet, one growing and bearing fruit iri Cherry V al ey. The writer has two vines, raised last season from seed furnished him by Mr. ' p son of Cavendish, which stood the winter wit - out shelter or covering of any sort. except the snow, and have grown vigorously during

Vince of Nova Sootia, the white sweet-water

-grape is very commonly to be met with, perfect- in its fruit in the open air, either against houses or walls, or upon trellises, forming an inclined‘ plane. 'l‘h:it with the same care, the snails resultshwilll pa pl‘(5d|l(l!’0d in this Island, we iave not t esi itest ou t.

‘ The vine is proiiagated by seed, cuttings or layers, as well as by grafting and budding or abundance of plants already grown, we shall conﬁne ourselves to the three tirst. B seed : these must be sewn in pots, and forced in a. hot bed, then careful! planted out in the open air,

it-dious method, as it will be some time before the plant comes to hearing, we tlici-cfore advise cuttings. These are from a foot to .-igliteen inches long,consistingofnew or young wood, with a joint or two of that of the preceding year. Til0_V'£l.l'0 planted so as to leave only two eyes above ground; some litter

are carefully watered in dry weather ; cuttings ofthissortso treated, strik: freely. By layers : this is eifect-.:d by taking in the Spring of the year, a she it, and cutting it notch in the stem, an inch or two below the eye, and tirinly peg- ping it ‘down with a hooked twig; the layer iiinst he kept nioist in very dry wcatlicr, but not too much so, its the plant will he likely to rot. Cuttings are, upon the whole. prcli.-i'atblc, and we would advise those who have viiii-s, to pro- pagate them in this way. .- f the vine is intended for ornament chit-lly,

or for sliadc,'it may be allowed to grow freely, but if fruit is l't‘llllil'Cd, it iiiiistl)e<-arefully pruned. 'l‘ho best way to do this, is to watch the cutting, letting it produce two shoots, which are to be carcfiilly trained, rubbing off all others while youn;;. Miller advi-.-cs Cutting; these two shoots down to two eyes, about Mi- chaelmas. In the next year, the shoots that are produced l'rom these eyes are, at the same period, to be cut down to three eyes, and the same process is to be repeated, leaving each alts-mate shoot to form inother. wood. Mil- ler sa s.-—‘~‘Vines rarely produce any hearing shoots from wood that is. more than it year old, tlicreforc, great care should be taken to have such wood in every part of the trees, for the fruit is alwavs produced upon shoots of the same year, w iicli come out from buds of the i0.li_yClll‘S we-id." We are thus particular, not that it is Csiillltiill, that our farmr-rs should raise grapes, but because, if it is ascertain.-d that the climate is propitiiitory to the vine undcr ju- dicious ciiltiirc, it is evidence, that Prince Edw-ird island is as favorably oll'in the respect of climate, us any other part of North America

between the same parallels ofliititudc.

Gardening; is the sister art of .-lgi-iculturc, but the in-art-r the latter approaches to the for- mer, the more ierfect it is. To lmro it said, "' it looks more ike a garden than a farm." is a species of praise that every a-rriciilturist. should look forward to. And this one of the reasons why, we think. that the artol'1lorticul—‘ ture should be encouraged and brought teas great. perfection as possible in this Island espccia y.

‘cllllliollelowll.

-Married, t At Charlottetown, on Thursday the 20th insl., the Rev. David Fitzgerald, Mr. Angus .\lcKenzie. to Miss .‘J7ll'y hlciiiiy, both of South \Vcst lliveif, New Loiidon. '

I Died,

At the fainily residence, on Sunday, the 9th inst.. in the 58d year of her age, innch lamented by her surviving friends, Mary. the beloved wife of Mr- 'l‘hoinas Morris, of South \Viltrihire, feririerly of Bideferd, Devon, Biigliind. Earl in life the de- ceased connected herself with the Wesle no body as a section of the Church iiiilitnnt. of w ich she re- mained s consistent nieiiibor till surnrnoned by death

triumphant. Her religion did not consist in outward form, or more nominal profession, but in the re- newal e the heart, whereby she was enabled to reckon herself dead unto sin, but alive unto God through faith in our Lord Jesus Christ. “She is not dead but sle_epeth.'’—_—C'om. ‘ ¢>— ~

~ -1 Port of Charlottetown.

ARRIVED. Sep. l8ih. Schr Plougliluiy, Robertson, Pictou; coal. Lively Less, do. do. l9lh, |.iidy Ln.\lnrcli:int, Pictou; mails. Rosebud, do. passengers. W. Nelson, Bay Voito. Plnintoii, Miramichi 2|, Lady Le Miirchiint. Pictou; Mails. IAILED. Sept. l7ih, Ariel, Moore, Bay Vertc;bal. Trusty. O'Brien (1

r 9- -. l9lh, Brig. Acadin,S.ilmond. l’lyniouIh;by J, Pealre, l-Isq. Schr. Eliza, Liindres, Shcdiac. Lady Le .\lurchaiit, Pictnu; mails. 22d, l.ndy Le Mrirchsni, Sliedi.-ic.

Ship News.

'l'lic Sclir. Isabella, Turnbull, hence for Boston, reported disinzisted in Maiiclisster Bay and since ur- rived iii Ship lliirbeur Gut of Cause.

The linrk Challenge, l'.v:iiis, from Bristol, with Goods, &c. &c., to Jaincs Yco, Esq, arrived at Ricliinond lley on the 16th inst.

To be Sold by Auction.

On .Momlay the 26!}: September at one o'rIot:l.' L‘. BAY MARE, by Sul.idin, seven years old, .. nearly 6 hands high, quiet in saddle illltl harness and broke to Cliff ti .:ii y. 1 A Bay llorsc seven years old by do.

llzii'ncss and foacli iilll‘(iWill't'.

_ EDW.ARD DANA, MANUFACTURER & IMPORTED. 29 Kilby Street. (near State), Boston-‘

Fl-‘l-Ills for Cash at low prices, Spi-in_i;~i. Axles, Bolts. S;-ii.” . Ri i. , S afis, l-Inem led Cl ili. Patent and l*lii;inieslul lhltlfllilfl; all ‘of /irert quality. Sursznioit malleable lren on hand, and furnished to order and pattern. Full :isscriiuent Aineriit.-in liar- nou, lliirdwure. i’Ait'ricvi.An A1"l‘IN‘l‘l0N GIVEN T0 onnr:iui_

MR. B. DAVIES V 'lLL SELL by Public Auction. on THURS- DAY, the‘27lli instant, at 3 o'clock‘p. ni., SIX eligible SITES FOR BUSINESS STANDS. '

in “ Strailford," at the Ferry, opposite the City of For plans and particulars, apply to Mu. Davnts, ‘ d .lOlli\' BALL.

or to the underi-igr.e .

(‘liarlotietewn, Sept, I9, 1855.

supply of the above and are prepared to sell} them at the following low prices viz. ' Ruby 32nio, Cloth, Gilt Edged, ls 8d. ' "‘ Cu or Morocco, Embossed richly Gili,_3s. . lorocco, -ts . ' Minion 3'.!nio Roan, liinhossed, Gilt Edged, 3!. Nonpareil 32ino. 3s. Pica 2-taro. 5s 6d.

so ill. ’ Calf. l2s Gd.

l-‘in. Annlseusms ros ms BAY or Fimmv Srnitaas.-—Tho Steamer ‘ Pilot,’ or ' Maid of Erin,’ will leave Saint John for Dorehoster, Hillsborongli, and the Bend, every Tuesday and

Friday Evenin 's'l‘ido. Roturulug—-Willleavo ""

tho.Bond the ollowing hi li-water, on Wednes-

days and Santa. Es. . assongcrs for the

United States, will ave no delay in St. Jolie.

d 3. They may be here from Boston in three ays.

I13‘ The Stearrier iirou ht the usual Colonial Mails this week, ut no further news from Europe.

' ' "i ._Z'_'_.._. ._.._.__._‘ 1.

Passon

37,000 Prime Cigars

i1-ir Dnuo rouu.

chcri , at the W. R. WATSON.

Sept. 0. I855. Li. Corrirriunications" for the Horticultural Soci- & Owsrr's lloolr Store. V

By Order,

JOHN II. DALGLEISK, Soe’y. Charlottetown. Sept. 20, I855. all papers.

RINCE COUNTY CATTLE SHOW will be hold at Priacotown, on Tuesday the 9th of Oct.

to participate in the b_lessings_snd glory of the Church N

Church of England Prayer Books. I ASZARD 6; OWI-ZN have received a large "

UST received. and will be sold wholsselo, very’

oiy, will please be loll at Messrs. Hassauu

AUCTIONS.

the public of Charloitetewn and vicinity, for lhﬁ pylroiiage extended to thoni sin'co their coin- mencing business, and would intimate that they will otfer for sale,

PUBLIC AUCTHHW,

on Slcnday next, the 24th insi., their ptosent STOCK of rich Silk, Crupe and Paisley Shawls. Drsu Silks and Saiiins, Freiich Mnntlcs, DeLaines &, Cobeurgs, with ii vzirieiy of Staple Dry Goods and Clothing.

' l-JRMS or S.u.l:.——All sums under Teri Pounds, Mill; Ten Pounds and over, 8 months on approvcil otes, .

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. ,

For Sale On Wsnnusnav rsit 26th SIPT.

VERY superior pair of MARES, by Saladiii,

rising 5 and 4 years old, trained to ssddlbnnd double or single harness. color rowri,——will be sold by Auction on the Market Square, at lo’eloek on \Vseru:siuiv, the 26th September.

SALE or Honsris. Carriages. Sleighs, Harness,‘ As.rricull.iii'iil Iinplemeiits. &c,

BY PUBLIC AUCTION, N S.\'l‘llllD.’\Y, the 'i'Wl-‘.N'l‘Y-l\'lN'l‘il diiy

o’clocli, ill. the Livery Stables of lIr- Jakeruan. GRAF'l‘U‘.\l S'l‘lll'}l:l'l‘, the whole of his STOCK. -—C0l\'IlS'l'lNG 0I‘-- 5 llORSl".S 5 Single aleighs

All furred complete

3 \Vootl Sleigh: 4 Light Wuggons 3 Gigs gwith Siocl Springs 1 Double \Viiggnn lCoverr:d lluggy y l Covered Coach, (superior article, new‘,) with Pole and Lamps, coniplsle , 9 Sons Single llarm-so 2 Sells Double Harni.-ss I2 Sens Sleigh Bells 3 Sells Cart lliirncss . 3 Riding Saddles ' ' 3 do Briilies, 7 Head Stalls and Chains i 6 pairs Chain 'l'r:icr-9, 2 doz. llay Forks 3 new l'lnughir, 6 pairs new Hiiriows l llaiy Rake,‘ I Can, iron rule I 'l‘ruck,-2 Cooking Stoves 1 Close Stove ' ‘ Also about 80 Cards Firewood. . 'l'i:Rai.-1—All same under .£lll Cash: over .£p0 Three months, on approved Notes. ‘

REAL nsrsrn. 1

ARD. GAIIAN 8!. co. return their sincere thanks ip'

To be sold by Auction,

N THURSDAY, the llih day of October next, an noon, in front of the Colonial Building, Queen Square.

Mr. Lobhan has been instructed to elf:-r for Sale, at Public Auction, the following Lots of Land, with the valuable Buildings lhereen:—

No. l.——-'l‘liese preiniscs situate in Water Street. and known as the “ Terrace House," with Ihe Stables aitm-in-d thereto. ineiisuring 84 b I20 feet. The buildings could easily be turned into three sliops, hinting pl».-nti nfynrd room for wsrelinusos.

LU'l‘ .\o. 2.——'l‘lnit Lot of Land situate in Sidney Street, iinmediulely adjoining the Hon. D. l$roonn’s lirick Building, iiicnsiiring 40 by 80 foot. The build- ing consisls of two she s and n Dwelling house.

L0’l‘ No. 3.—'-l‘liiit tef Land, with the Dwelling llousethoreon, situate in Kin Street, nieasurisg 8 by 60 feet, having the privilege of the Birnie Mews, formerly in the occupation of W. C. Hobs. and now occupied liy Mrs. Pine.

I. ' ' e -l —()ne-fourtli part of Town l.ot«.No. 49. in the lat Hundred of 'l'ewii Lois, ni.'lll'i oppo- siteihe last Lot, with the Dwelling llonso thereon, noiv in the occupation of Mr. John Muthcson.

l.O'I‘ No. 5 —Ilnll' 'l‘ewn l.ot Ne. 54, in the tint ilundred of 'l‘nwn Lots, with the coinniedieuu Dwell- ing House and Stable thereon, measuring on Dor- cliester street 84 feel. -and now in the occupation of \‘V. ill. llowe, Esq.

LU'l‘ No. o'.—'l‘he other hnlfef the above Lot, in one or two Lots, to suit purchasers, fronting on King

eel. '

of SEl"l'F..\llllilt. next, at the hour of Eleien sir

LO'l‘ No. 7.——'i‘lie convenient preiiiises.sillirite in Kent street, nearly opposite to the Hon. G. Gales‘ brewery, and new in the occupation at Dr. Pliuipton and Mr. Long, int-ai~uring on Kei.t street 49 feet, in- cluding ii right of way of!) feet, and running back to C|ark’s Lane, and meaisuriiig thereon 59 feet.

l.O'l‘ No. 8.—'l‘lin l.ot of Land and Dwelling lleusc, situate in Grafton street, opposite to tho 'l‘eiiiper;incr.- llull, mailing 8;! by -10 feet, and new in the 0CCllp'Ill0l| of .\ir. llenristo, adjoining the property oftlie late Mr. llciinia, 'l'ininnn.

L()'l‘ No. 9.-—l‘iiaiure l.o', .'\o. 344, fronting on the

1‘-lulpeque Road, with the ilzvelliiig House and Burns thereori—cuiiiaiiiing l'.l acres of Land; beautifully wooded. L0’ ‘ No. l0.—P;isiure Lot No. 343. froniiug on the Mnlpequu R0:-d, and the cross Road ltritling thercfroiii to the York Itivnr lioad, coiuistiiig of 12 EH19‘!-i llii t‘lr-.':ii-i], ‘

n lI.—-Par.-iinre Lot. No. 364, fronting on ilic.~4=iid Uulpcquo lioiid, and coiilaiiiiing l’.’ .:«,-res, - cared.

'l'lie above liiiililiirgs are all in good repzrirﬁ and can be vieiud prior to the .~2;ilc

For li'iI' &c p'e:i~'c apply at CirAi_ii.,r:s Youivw.

'l'-wins of srilt-. A (it posit of 25 per cent the day of sale, a further p.i_\ n.«.-nl. of 23 per cent. witluin two llllilllitsl, win-ii the Deed will be dr-liuaied, and the

-Dllilludtl n.:i_v ‘remain on Mortgage on llIlt‘l'té:ll, for

the Ullicc of the Him.

VVM. DODD, .'tu‘ctieneer(‘ . August 24th. '

Freehold Estate for Sale.

at 12 o'clock, if not reviously sold by I’i\‘i\l0 sale. The l)\VF.LLING lr0USB iind Pill-1M SE8 situate at the corner of Great George Street and Fitz lioy Street. alsoa Building Lot adjoining, frontiiigon Great George Street 20 feet pnd running back that breadth for fifty-foiir feet; from the pleasniit and convt-iiioiit situation of this property it is well worth the attention of persons wishing to invest in Frnohbld Property. A plan nfthe Lots and every inforiiiuiiori required, can ho had at the otlice of Henry i’iiinIer, l".sq., 't-nt Street. or-Io llio Subscriber. S.-\I\ll.7l'll. C(ll.l.|NG>’, l‘ropr’u.-tor. Clinrloiictown, Aug. 27th, lt:'5-'5.

Grcitt and h‘J:lr2IisVi1rc Sflf/J of 4 Dry Goods, Hardware, broceriei, SHIP CHANDLERY, écc.

BY JAMES MORRIS; - ‘ F ‘C be sold by AUCTION, at the Store of Dnivivis Runoix. F. .. on Jlforrday, lst el'0ciober,ai ll o‘clock—tlie w ole of his extensive sssortinent of Dry Goods, Ifarrlwarc, Groreries, Ironvnongeri,

Crockcryware. Glusru.-are. 4': , 4-c.

‘ ' For particulars ride Hsndhills. Q , Tlﬁhlo will be continued from day to day until "the whole are disposed of. Countr Merchants and Dealers would do well to attend! is sale, as the

this City. . Tuliass or SA i.u.—.£l0 and up to £20, three months; £20 and up to £50, six months; £50 and upwards, nine months-credit will be given on good i and approved joint notes of hand; all sums undor_£l0 cash on delivery. . September 15.

TO BE SOLD

KING'S COUNTY CATLLE SHOW will be hold at l"ialay's, Cross leads, on Friday the 28th So am r

o Premiums oforod will be the some so thpso given for Queen's County, except that the following

I at.’ ‘ll out

In tho Stosiner Rosebud from Pictou, Wodadsdsy, '" ‘ -' _ —-Iloosvs. J. Colos. C. E. Daviseu, J. B. Croolnisri, B00‘ POI 0‘ 3 3'00 Of III! ISO. *1 10 0 W. S. Loogworth. Win. Doyle, lZoq.. Miss - llor- - 2d do do 1 0 0 path. . do do 0 10 0

la the Lady Ls Karolluut. froui Pioteu to Clisr- Best pen on! Ewe Iouibs, I 0 0 lottotowu, llst Sept. Ilossrs. Jauios Reid. Burgess. 2d do do 0 15 0

woorriho. Lori. C. Doupsl, hip, Hus Margaret 3;] do 4. 0 10 0 Cogswoll, Ira. Joseph sad asghtsr. ‘ 3.. 3.. of...’ .‘. 0,“. 3 ,3.’ 1 o o

, At Public Auction. T the OLD COUR1‘ ll(ll’.‘lI".. Charlottetown, ori'l‘uosdav the limb Uclobel next, in twelve 1 o'clock, it‘ not piovieunly disposed of by pi-ivaio: sale. is“ that trust of land situate on Township‘ No. I9, 5 liuewn as the Douglas Estate eerripiisiag 1650 Acres. _'I‘l|is property is froohoid and under to various i1.0llIIlO at an annual root of ‘one slitlliug ourrouoy ,por acre. Ari iodispuioblo title will be given. A ; law «Mr rm-or «-7 P‘ 9"‘ ' P"l°" ‘ hrs iriado hoowo on application to the uudo . IOIEBT STBWAI . ‘ Chrlettstows, Aug. 10th, I055.

V 0 iii: sow by PUBLIC AUCTION ‘...~ Saturday. the 29th day ofSEI'TE.\lBl“.l{ next, '

Stock is one of the largest ever olllzrod at auction in n

such term ufycnrs as nn'i_v be agreed on. should ’~ the purclpiser l’t"(|lIil'0 the E-‘.;iin'e. ll. W. LUISBAN, Auctioneer.

Chiiilotlelotvii, Sept, I8-.35

‘ I

-u.

Valuable and desirable _ Freehold Property for. Sale}

‘U BE SOLD, that vailurihle and highly ciiltiya- ted l“arrii and Preniiges. «-li;_gibly and beeuti lly situated on the Princetowri llond, about, one uiilo fromClniilottctowu,known as \\'illow l-‘arm, the prnpi.-rt' of tlic Subscriber. 'l'liis l“.'irm contains about l‘.iglil_v-four (8-l) neres, all under culiihition, divided into clcv--n parts or liolils, besides it Kitchen Garden, Sllillliliyrllllli out, and well fenced, with ponds of waiter in six liclds ; a large amount has re ccnlly been t-xpitiidtiil on this property, in the appli- cation of niiiiiuroe, to put it in the best state of iuiprovemcnt, and the pre sent Crop bears testimony to its produciivenesri. There is on ilic premises a coinforteble Dwelling lleuas recently built, with a deep and spacious Cellar, and an extensive range of Bsrnuirid Si.-ible-i, all new, with room for it irge Crop of Grain .ind ling, with a Granary. llorso ,-Stable, Cow llouses,. iggery, Fowl Housefand Yard} and also, a convenient Greenliousc. if the above property is not disposed of in one niuilh from this date, it will he let for ii term of years. The Subscriber nl.~o offers for iuile. the whole or iiny part of his well known properties in Charlottetown and Georgetown A large portion of the purchase money ofwhich, (if required), may ro- inaia on security for such time as may he agreed a. Charlottetown, JAMES PEAKE. September 4th, I855 ‘

JOHN '1‘. THOMAS

requests all persons indebt-

ed to him, on account of his late Business”

to settle their respective,Ac-

counts immediately, with an-. w. 1:. nawsoir, who is duly authorized to: re- ceive the same. 1