1

‘ e - r than ABIII'I ,im 34: " " ‘ ‘~ ,-en the same day, at 6 o’clock, repairing the Road leading :1 the Suli'olk Road to the North River Bridge, Lot 34. " .Dn,Thurrday‘the fill), at 10 o'clock, on the spot, the repairing the Road from Stsnho to Comm Ban Bridge. .

Also, on the same ay, at 2 o’clock, the rebuilding the Bridge near Mr. Dealey‘s Mills, Sufi'olk Road, Lot 34. _ _ i ' On Monday the mm of May, at 9 o’clock, the repairing the " Coma Ban Bridge, Lot 35. _ . .

Also, on the same day, at 12 o’clock noon, the Straightening the Mill Cove Road between Mooney's and Kelly's, Lot 35.

Also, on the same day, at 6 o'clock aliernoon, repairing Battery Point Road, Lot 35. On Tuesday, the 11th

May, at 7 o’clock, morning, the repairing tho’ Road ', Buildin new Bridges between 'I‘racadio Cross 3'0“. “d . rncodie andhills—the Salotu commence at the Pi r's Bii e Lot 36. , , Pilsofiltedsgnie do , st2 o'clock, afternoon, the repairing the Road leading from the Gulph Shore to Mount_Plcasant, Lot 0n Wednesdn , the 12th, at 7 o'clock, morning, the repairing St. Peter’s Ros across Lot 37. . Also, the same day, at 12 o'clock. making a Road on the new line between St. Peter's Road and Mount StewartBrIdge, Lot 37. Also, the same day, at 60'clock, afternoon, building a new Bridge across Pisquid River, Lot 37. . . ' On Thursday the 13th, at9 o'clock, repairing the Vernon River Road, Lot 37. Also, on the same day, at across Clark‘s Mill Stream, . . I Also, on the same day, 1114 o'cl.ck, afternoon, repairing Road cross Lot 36, South Side of the llillsborougb. On‘I'riday the 14th, at Do‘clock, repairing the toad through the Monaghiin Settlement. I ' . Also, on the same da , at 12 o'clock, building It Bridge over Kelly's Creek, on the nod leading from Fort Augustus to thc Charlottetown Ferry.

Also, on the same day, at 4 o’clock, repairing 'the Tarentum

R sd, 1 ‘On Saturda , the 15th, the repairing the Road from St. Peter in Road to the ortage, Lot 86.

Ample Security Will be required for the due performance of

. ,_ “ch Lommc DAVID HIGGINS, Commissioner. Commissioner's Office,

April 15th, 1841.

one Hundred Barrels of Efren, TAR and 12.0er. THE Subscriber offers the above for Sale, at much

reduced prices. The. same is manufactured in New York, and far superior to North Carolina Naval Stores commonly

' H l'f . Imported from a i ax JOHN TYBRING. April 24,th,'184l.

P A I N T I N .G. ARRIAGE, House, Ship, Sign and Ornamental Painting and Gilding—imitation of Woods, Marbles, &c.--

’ d It d b , n 00‘" Pflpm ’ y GEO. A.T11RESHER. Charlottetown, April 3, 1841.

CAPTAIN WILLIAM HUBBARD begs to inform his

friends, and the public in general, that he has taken the Ferrv House, and intends to keep good entertainment for man and horse, on Temperance principles, and hopes by strict atten- tion, to merit the favour ofa generous public. Charlottetown, 26th March, 1841. I

APPRENTICES \VAN'I‘ED.

FROM 10 to 12 steady active young Men, frt'nn 15

to 16 years ofagc, who are desirous of becoming Appren-

tices to the Shipbuilding Business, will hear of good and liberal

Yerins, in a first rate establishment, On application to the sub- scriber.

‘ , JOHN DAVIS,jun. Charlottetown, 18th February, 1841.

N15 or» T ENTICES WANTED to the Pump and i ng business. ‘Appqu to n . \VATSO DUCHEMIN. February 19th, 1*

BUILDING LOTS. 0 LET, in BUILDING Love, for the term of21 tlittt pleasantl situated spot oflaiid, Halflmt No. 80, in the First Hundred of’ own Lots in Charlottetown, fronting on Dor- chestcr Street, adjoining Mr. C. C. Davison's garden. For further particulars, apply to the Subscriber,

years,

THOMAS WITTER. Charlottetown, April 23d, 1841. -

REMOVAL.

THE Subscriber begs leave to inform his numerous

friends, and the ublic generally, that he has removed in

that House in Queen Street, known by the name ofthe Old

Court House (tip stairs), opposite Messrs. R. & F. Longwnrth's

Store; and hopes h assidiiity and attention to business, to merit

a. continuation of not patronage which has hitherto been so liberally extended towards him.

ARCHIBALD

MACLEOD, Tailor. Charlottetown, April 16, 1841.

REMOVAL. THE Pos'r Ogsica

is removed to the new'IIoiise in King Street, nearly opposite the residence of \Villiain Cundall, Esq.

Charlottetown, April 20th, 1841.

- CAUTION-

ALL Persons are hereby cautioned against cutting or carrying away Timber,0r Wood of tiny description,

from that part ofTowushi No. 43, belonging to the Estate ofthe

late Honorable William ownshend, deceased, if they wish to

avoid law and law costs. CHARLES W'ORREI.L,

Mortgagee in possession.

CAUTION. T0 LUMBERERS.

-Q LL Persons found trespassing upon any ofthe Estates

of the Right Honorable the Earl of Saunas, in this Island, by cutting timber, or otherwise, will be prosecuted with the utmost rigour of the Law. Tenants requiring Timber for Farm Buildings, dzc. must apply to the subscriber.

\V. DOUSE, Land Agent.

JUST RECEIVED,

scriber—

14 Tons assorted IRON, 2000 Bushels SflLT,

100 Barrels prime Nova 'Scotia HERRINGS. D. \VILSON. 21th October, 1840.

and for Sale by the Sub-

IRON.

ON SALE by the Subscriber, Twenty-nine Tons

assorted Iron.

6th Nov., 1840.

JUST ISSUED FROM THE PRESS, and for sale . at the \Vesleyan Book Depot, Halifax, “The Methodist .Ministry Further Defended against the Exclusive Claims of High ‘piscopelians; In a Series of Letters addressed to the Rev. Charles .I. Shreve, Rector oquysboro’; in reply to his Letters, untitled “ The Divine ,Ori in and Uninterrupted Succession of Episcopacy Maintained.” 6y Alexander M‘Leod.

“ Far from me be the iron heart, that for such a defect (that is, o‘priscopacy) Isliould think any one of them (the reformed Lhipchesito be cut 00‘ from our communion, Or with certain ramngggwrtters among us, think them to assess no valid sacra- i’rgar’i‘tes, any! so pronounce them scarcely christian."—flrcltbi:hop

BENJ. DAVIES.

[IT The above work contains 223 ages closely tinted—price, e2; 3d.—and may be ordered t rough any offbe Wésleyan

“ It goes fully into the centre deal ogcgarlilty, an able refutatioribrfyt‘ vsnce y. is op ooent."-—.Mecltanic Ian._14,“1841. P

and contains, with a good he ‘ exclusive’ claims ed- 0- Farmer.

o'clock, building a new Bridge

l

No.ice that I have made v terms ’of the said Act, of the nude \Vater Lots and Pasture Lots, and parts this Island, in arrear fiir non-payment of

before~inentioned Act, viz: Town Lot: in Charlot

Puree: Lors Numbers 430 and 469 lottetown.

Number 4 1st Range u 12 311 do. “ 2 4‘ u “6 4th do.

Pasture Lots Numbers 91, 202, 326, town Royalty.

1000

I .475 “ 2.332 “ 2’, ,7 ; ti 7,400 “ 1 ,000 ' “ I463 “

to be held at Charlottetown, applicnli said Supreme Court, durinw the said Te

roclamation according to the

owing thereon to Her Mn'esiy, under and by virtue_of>the Town Lot Number 75, in the Third Hundred.

Town Lots in Georgetown.

Pasture Lot Number 103, in Georgetown Royalty.

6,545 Acres on Township Number 8 . ‘6 I

And the owners of-the said Lots and Tracts of Land, soin nrrenr and proclaimed as aforesaid, are hereby notified, that in case the sums charged on them by the said Act, together with the costs which have as?" incurred, shall not be paid wnlmi 'lcn Days before the ,next Term of the Supreme Court of Judicature,

the said Lots and Tracts of5 Land rcsperlively. . J. SPENCER Silll'l‘ll, Treasurer.

_‘ g on.

o hereby give Public entioned I‘own '.Lots, 21'1 Lots or Townships in the several sums due and

(down.

, in the Royalty of Char-

Letter C. at B_

. u u u C,

484. and 491, in Prince-

15

ESSESE

on will be made in .tlie rm, for Judgment against

PRINCE ED WARD

plying between Liverpool, Suntiu, a new era is formed in American Colonies. doubtless, bring to their shores a nuuibc ofhcaltli-ful and fertile locations; and tl soiicits such persons. having ugricultu

the

British .A'ortli .dmcrica. " It is situated rence, and is oulytwo ilnys' travel by Cl

Hans... N. s.

the British Dominions. The capitalist

at frmn £2 to £6 per acre, according to

Island produces nearly all

actively employed

&.c. suitable for the farmer

To the Emigrant, Edward IslantLotI'ers perity, which is sufficiently proved by parts, and climate. Third,a whole Island. from all taxes,

Fourth, the fertility o burtlionsome to the Settle

landing, to a Sixth, a ccrtai by a sure market, and

lace ol‘ location, are

merit, and receives liberal wages.

and he preserves In liitnself'nnaidentity the parent slate. Ninth, thirteen days’ travel, by Ctlnard's lino England; and, if a Colony alfordin speedy intercourse with the mother tie advantages before enumerated, be d who has 5 cut twenty venture to Invite such individuals

a t:

as llll

ced

their posterity “ill hu [[33 To individuals Prince Edward Island, it may lie well to to be found in London, Newport, Gloucester, I’urmoulh, and all the principal ports for the Colony, or to Pictau. New See Brunswick:

Boat and snilimr Vessels are generally

a

transit are moderate.

For

Esq., Warwick-street, London; Cannon. .1. B. Winters, Esq.Bristul; John Howe, Esq. Bidefurd; port; Phiilpot JLCO. Gloucester. IIj’Persons desirous of purchasith erness Lands, are respectfully soliciicd t

Enid) to .the Advertiser, at his Office ilward Island.

|

August 26th, 1840.

T 22 and (51, in this Island, has, the 24th da ' of February last, trnrOIiice lor this Coluiiy, revoked and certain Letter of Attorney, heretofore LEWELLIN LawsLLis, Esquire, Island, as his Agent, over and for the sai

March 27th, 1841.

CARD. MR. LEWELLIN

assisted'him in the management of Lot informs the Tenantry generally that, sh sion in Accounts be discovered, he will fully endeavour to rectify what Mr. L. hopes that all those

the interests of the above welfare and advancement. April 1, 1841.

THE Cunard Atlantic Steamers having commenced Eiigliiuil,and Halifax, Now!

This expeditious mode ut'conveyauce will,

Edward Island, so justly styled by writers “

This Colony, with-respect to rullubrily ufcliinule, fertilin Ofsoil, and excellnnl watt-rs, is second to lbw, if any, in

grating, may here purchase Wilderness ltinds from 15s. to 25s, per acre; or improved Farms, in dili'crent sections oftlie Island,

of the Buildings erected upon the property. The soil of this kinda of grain, hay and vegetables; and cattle, as well or agricultural implements, suitable to the Colony, can be obtained at moderate prices. There are twelve Agricultural Societies, established within the last few years,

Ill introducing from different countries the most Improved breeds ofLive Stock, Agricultural Implements,

even though but a small capitalist, Pribce many advantages z—I-‘irst,

its steadily improving revenue. plentiful supply of nod water throughout the Elhe soil. and its freedom

ofscttlomcnt,‘wheréby the ruinous expenses which are some- times incurred, by having tn travel- hundreds of miles. all"

Jemuneratiuii fiir the labours of the . a fair price, for all the surplus his farm. Seventh, the labourer readily meets witi

Eighth, to the Britillll Eml- grant it offers the enjoyment of the benefits to be derived from the laws, language, customs and manners of his native lurid;

Prince Edward Island is new huh I of fltlantic Steamers, from

country, and years in the Island, thinks he'niay safely termini: to emigrate, to pay it a visit; and should they be indu-

to establish themselves and families lit-re, in preference to a foreign state, they will have the satisfaction to know that

scions of the British Empire. intending to emigrate from England to

Liverpool, Bristol, Southampton, llull,

these hitter parts being on/ya Prince Edward Island, and. between which and the Isl/MILE Steam the period of (lie nuigation's remaining

passage, application may be made to Daniel

Messrs Peiike & Sun, Messrs. Davids dz. Tapston, New-

WILLIAM DOUSE,

IE Subscriber, PrOprietor o‘f Townships Nos. 9, l6. by Deed Poll, and duly Registered

granted by him to JOHN of \Vondlr-y Grove, in this

LAURENCE SULIVAN.

A . ‘ offers his best thanks to those Tenants and Settlers who have shown him kindness and

may be amiss.

- setilr-d on the above Townships can testify that he has always shown solicitude a

named Estate,

ISLAN I).

History of the North

r of individuals in search Ie Advertiser, therefore, rnl views, to visit Prince The Granary of in the Gulph of St. Liiw- inch and Steamboat from

who determines on emi-

situatiou, and the value

its general pros- tlic increase of uses- Second, a healthy

r. Fifth, the convenience

almost totally avoided. Agriculturisi, roduce ol'

employ-

ofintercst with that of

regular opportunities of possessing csirable, the Advertiser,

ve resolved, or shall dc.

observe, that Vessels are Plymouth, Buquard, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. Britain, either direct or Jllirumiclii, New short distance from

in [m ;

running wee/cl during open. The c urges Iy'

Davies, Miller dz Co. Liverpool; Plymouth;

ither Improved or VVild- (I apply (ifby letter, post , Charlottetown, Prince

Land Agent.

hearing date in the Regis

uuide null and void ii

:1 Townships.

s 9, 1f», 22 and 61; and cold any error Or ntriis- most readily and cheer-

nd jealousy for and also for their own

To the Tenants on TAKE NOTICE, that by Iiide

Release, hearing date respectively,

lien , Esq. deceased, and Flora, his w Edmund Waters and Alexander Birnie London, Merchants, Number Forty-three, in Prince Edward and assured to them the said Edmund Birnie, for securing the payment of£3

certain Interest thereon,

said Mortgage, 1 do, therefore, due, or hereafter premises, to any

persons as I shell

to beciime due, from yi other person except to

Charlottetown, February 9, 1841.

s

Township Forty-Three.

ofA ril, l815, the Release being made between William Tow

of the other part—All L0! or

said Island, and Interest, by the said Will said Edmund Waters and Alexander Birn the said Indcnture ofReleuse mentioned portion of the said sum of£335

is still due and un aid—and the sad d Waters and Alexander Birnie have brill du I E mund

and all their right, title and hereby give you notice, not to

duly autlioriie to receive the same

ntures of Lease and the 24th and 25th days as- ife, ofthe one part, and , both then resident in Townslijp Island, were conveyed Alexander ~ 35, lawful money ofthe lit"! Townshend lo the re, at a certain day, in , and now past; and a , with a large nrrear of

ly assigned to me the iiiteiest therein:

"1 for the said land and me, or to such person or

70 acres of excelli-nt Land There is .1 substantial, for the accommodation ofa

well within a few yards ofthe from 115 grants)

Princetown mud.

Lots

Island, beg to intimate that they are i ' . , pre ared Wilha libert' p

and that al Wise, are~hereby required to make immediate same.

either by cutting Timber, secuted with the utmost rigour of the Law.

5 W

IS still continued to be efi'ecte

in point of capital

kingdom, and gives pay any rent, now 8 twenty per cent. Of empowered in all ordinar . out reference to the Board in

a k _ ‘ Istmd‘afidflm I 9.. ‘ r ‘of‘the New Series (etllargezdiég. ‘ > the size 0 the Halifax Recorder) Will‘lli'ee 11:83” end . I n r the close oftlie present volume, tnr l and accep- mfegml‘el y 91‘: render the Work as extensn'ely yfiIETLY NEU- u h} P" - nsisiltle it will from that period he d h repriemr TRIALS NPOIJITICS AND RELIGION; an hyt Seonpe of ihe " s‘ t ' the Editorial Departnicn . ‘ ex- ii‘bllltisliewiisidiglgn IAgriculture in the three Provmces. Every

' : seful "l he used to render the Columns devoted to theU

. I ' ' ' " this and attractive and instructive. For improving

' ' in a few the Aariciiltiiral Department, the Proprietordwtll:;:;ittcals "rap- weeksD ll choice selection of BrlllSl| bUOkS 1}“ , P9 nnd_wnclical

I".de.“Keenan” a, his cmiimnnd, on agr'icu ture def lhéwOrk ibecli-inics and no means will be left untried to re p . -, v

. I .c-i- table to tlie_cnuntry. ' d m ge'll‘eliinii’h 'tll iniibh 1 er portion of the paper Will be devotee“ ‘\ ' (all: re tl an at resent, .1 summary ofnews, and a we y .- wrtcu u i .. . _ . . uni-tine ofevents of any interest, Will always be givenaddress for TERMS: Single cupy,$2§; copies sent to onem excmswe 36- 5 copies tor $9; and 8 copies for $14, per angu , a rmem ut‘postnge, invariath in advance._“PersunS as:?fl:;ingy)grafil: .. fir ei lit co ies WI 'receiv . . _ rregfgfs‘iiiiiiéteis Officersp of, Agricultural fireietgsagpdé:;e ‘ I V '. Iture in ova c , . ilcmen friendly to the cause of Agricu , em. ‘ k and Canada, are resp . .t n P. E. Island New Briinsww . tl'iilIvnrdqiiested to act as Agents, and orders for the New Series Will II in kfiill received. beGi‘si‘as‘LyAci-m'r for P. E. Island—Peter Macgowan, Esq., Merchant, Charlottetown. J' STILES'

Pictou, March 20th, 1841.

_rsf

magmas 1840.

BRITISH marten/mp EXCELLENT asses. , ' l to the season which havi ' ‘ . ig'iii; eearly part of September land," .. satisfaction; and being‘ content wrths; sELL LOWER THAN an BEFORI.o['z ready money only. Store, in the old place, opposite the-fl Richmond Street and Queen Square. h .

\ NOTICE to PLU I ~

HEREAS it has

gentry (fallsely stating that tll'iey‘

' est '1‘ ll“. ' ears. annua ,, o (vivibrridgdiio riiy land, godsisting‘ 00205 A lands ofClIarlcs Stewart, and I‘Villiam . ‘ the boundaries 01 which are distinctly defi with cutting for their own immediate-use,” authority to other persons to do the sa siderablc profit therefrom:

been the _

This ‘is m notify all persons that In"

Charlottetown, Dec. 7th,

give such

' ' ' the pH, not intend to give to any person, ’ A Trees on the said property, but do bomb 0

. on who shall ' illi'lesnder or offenders ofthe like sum as s Magistrate against the plunderer.

1840.

as,

information ‘

: ' r“ ,' ant llli‘And .- on, .t

‘Kie‘ f Begun} 1‘ "to 4.?

mom 2,033 VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.

HESE Medicines are indebted for. their name to

their inniiifesf and sensible action in purifying the springs and chriniicls oflifc, and eiiiluiiig them \vilh'rcnewed tone aide vigor. In many hundred ccrtifiedcases which have bfieul mam; public, and inalinost every species of disease‘ to‘w (LI: d human frame is liable, the happy effects of Mofi'at 5 Lite I sdand l’lieiiix Bitters have been gratefully and publicly acknowle go by all persons benefited, and who. were previously u‘nficr- qlminted with the beautifully philosophical princtples Upon W "Cl

are compounded, iind upori which they consequently act.

the I . i 'IYlio Life Medicines recommend themselves in diseases ofevery

N

CAUTION

Charlottetown, 16th Nov.

N. B.-—-The Boundaries of the above prop' A fined by the Commissiunersiappnlnted- for as V _ dary Lines, the Subscriber is determined to

u detected so doing.

T0 LUMB’

O T I C E is hereby given, tbs ‘ trespassing on that part of Lot 49,. me,

Mr. J. Cambridge to Haythorne & Wri will be prosecuted.

EDWARD 1840.

CI"

Iiirm and description. The first operation is to loosen li‘t’lm llle coats of the stomach and bowels the various IinpurIlIeS nnd crudities constiintl settling around them; and to remove the hardened fences which collectin the convolutions oftlie small intestines. Other medicines onl pnrtially cleanse these, and leave such collected masses bcltini. as to produce habitual cosltvc- ncss, with all its train ol'evils, or sudden diarrhccii, With Its Imml- nent dangers. This fact is well known to all rogular anatomists, who examine the human bowels after death: and hence the prcjudicu of those well informed men against quack medic-ines— or medicines prepared and lirruldeddo the ‘ . pursuns. The second effect oftlie Life Mediclnes is to cleanse the kidneys and the bladder, and hy_tliis means, the liver and the lungs, tlie healthful action ofwhtcli entirely depends upon the regularity oftlie urinary organs. The blood, which takes no red colour from the agency of the liver and the lungs, before It passes into the heart, being thus purified by them, and nourish- ed by food coming from a clean stomach, courses freely through the veins, renews every part of the system, and triumphantly mounts the banner of health in the blooming cheek.