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HASZARD’S GAZETTE, DECEMBER 21.

home to attend a public Iusslils. determined to make . mint against _a contemplated public measure which he‘li§'souidsred in private, turned over on every side, and looked at is every variety of view that lie coil ftidads can suppose it capable of being senten- platad, and come to the conclusion that it will be pre- to his and their private interests; and yet, ,1... agqistical returns, accurate calculations, and .,.||...aiued plans are submitted to his judgment, [In which he had considered so unulterubly laud, isat brat sliukau.sIid afterwards appears to his lnlsllecl, from which the clouds of ignorance have been dispelled. as a conclusion arising out of u preju- flggadeptsd without a due knowledge of facts. and mfi upu yeinises which upon examination have htwvsd to have no louudulion In truth or reason. So '1: dllsa Illppens in Parliament. A um i. 3.....- duced; It has been carefhlly lhmad, and the pro- '...r- is prepared with arguments to sustain the pro- y of psnlsg it into a law. An opposition is made

is If. and one objection after another is brought for- partl until it become evident to the proposer ‘III! on... the forseof rsssqn or that of P''J'“''“ “'0 strong that it would in either case be butler policy to

wigggfuy the conueiliplatsd measure. But lhisisa subject of such general, and atlliis period of each particular interest, that we trust we .5." 5. m It use not only give It ourselves a ,_g....g|. 'finatigar.iou, but invite a fair and honest g;....a.a it '.i,—-h which the questions ought to be, not, who wi-Bs"stlis urllulesl " but are the statements "|.|¢,L fie, ecuuki well founded? Are the arguments cleverly put l"—te which we add : and have Ills pruiukss truth for tbsb basis I

(For I-Ia-ard's Gasatts.) ‘ Ila. Intros, d I f f h ’ evince o ..la.'.’2'33'...'.§"’.i.§..Z ..°1'.i? .11‘? ;..'.''.‘.’ii. -.. a... same publicity to the following letter-_, t t you have "van to the letter which contains what I cdnaiddr to be an imputation upon my conduct.

‘ ion" r°.p§°II:‘N‘“£IION'I. To the Tl-irstscs if Orwell Cove School.

tweuld up r, from the tenor of your let- fi of the 15th u t, published in Hassard's Ga- sstte of the 3d. inst. that a deficiency in the number of your pupils, ca by the three ad- jo 'u Teachers being allowed to receiv_e some of the scholars of our District. is the principal t bool’s being so suddenly closed. B might also be sup sed, that tb practice of receivin and tone ing them was istcd in at the time you wrote it, by those rlir-er Teachers, contrary to the express sanction of the Board of Education and of the Visitor. As I am one of the three 'l‘eacbcrs to whom you have alluded, in your letter, I beg to be allowed to correct the im ression which the public cannot but receive rent the allegations set forth tlierein,as far as it regards myself and the people of this District, by stating that [was neither receivin nor touching our pu- s, at the time that you preferred the charge.

of the Board of Education and of the

I “No” admittance to your pupils.

isitor, by refusing I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, . . - oirr. nurse New-town School. Dom 140-. 1853-

flh L‘ .1, In-aovsirasr Associarron.—-On Fri- day evening last, 16th instant, Mr. Hubbard delivered a very pleasing introductory, to a ropossd course of Lectures on Phrenology, Pb slolog, and Electrical Psycholof, with thelr hearings on the Christian Fait , which drew forth an animated discussion, chiefly on ' ' of Pbrcnolo . """"'°' 'xt, 234 r.l?.,ir.. '1'. lor will 1.9 ‘ sting. Those who avaiedthcm- ‘, the opportunit afiarded during the 'hg Susi ', of caring u Lecture on Q5‘. Arts, deBnrered before the Association . "this 'utleruan, will remember how happily , up was treated, and the peculiarl ing“... g and pleasin style in w ich inuc on was im . From the first, we on 3.4 of the futon, and we have no doubt he will w a full house.

The Colonial mails were received at the Post Ola at inldni ht onldoudu . Our readers will observe that e mui_ls for rituin,tbe Colonies, United Shtes bo., willbe made up eve? Friday “noon, and that the return mails w I be due on Monday nights.

_ can--—-———————————— lllafirass tIIs.Dske of Newcastle. by command of fig ajasty, has trunsniittedtu the LieutunantGo- cursor addiienul instructions, salsa Her Ronyaldsiign and ’ t. iron at I cart at c -

fig SIB: Tv.venly-third day of June, [fI'I|‘l-

Cbarles Young Esquire, rank and pre- ls the islativs Council of Prince Edward

lat. , and to be rusidlag Member ihereol‘. His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor has been r-=..., .~.‘.;'~*.:.*-::.:;.~ :.'=' :: .*:::~~

., ro ts,s u

u .is-boner-la. oftbe Peace for the «tor. and.

v . 'l.'l-

T . Died

At-Issush. en Susds_'y nursing, lltlt November, d‘ ibspevsllisg Epidemic. the Rev. Thomas Lyons, lumen Priest, a about 58 years.

Ag, , as h October, of fever, Mr. 3.5. lies, a active eflevs Scoiie, aged 88 years.

;1Ios-tofoharlottetowii.

auurvnn Dec. I8. Fliltblth. Scott, I-lulilbx; oods. nth, Lslureohb Dsvlsson, St. John, . B.; Salt ac.

. saiaan. Dee. Ifllatllds, LeBlunc, Ariehat; bal.

o...........;.... nsu-izeu, Dec. 17. 8d a 9d

Raf, (siualll lb. .3“ ad: _Fu"o, N ‘M . We ' ‘ Vs S Park,” Add s dd ool. a Is Gd Do., (sssall) 5d a 1d Iomcspun yd. Is Id a lie lattes, per a. an a or floor. . lb. ea , psv I. Id s Igd lat-sal, per lb. Id Veal, per lls., Id u at Iurley, nssbal.Is I0d 8s 8d Ilsa. r . 8d a ‘Id , is Cedls ,psr qtl.. Is a the 'esrl Barley. par lb. ‘I'er-lieys. Id a Is . iatees.busI.. lush Cd fewls. “ s Ild -Jurrots, psi busls. 2s Duds. . I a Is Id ’lums, ‘P11 1 III u-‘ls Appls_s . Is a As ,pss dsesu. IN a Is Puriridges,ead, dd a Id "', “Odin Huy.psrioe IOOBII: mg I W. PCW5 I De..(bysbsssb) tldsts $3.5. lsedal '0 SALE. WIIOONEI shuns Tees. uesrly new, Sails d see year Is use. For ferilisr Pur- """' ’ " in seussrii tuna _‘. " ' ’ r . m runs: emu Cberleustsws, ' '

Dee.tfiu'II8'+ '-

1 Jr .

ChI.I.'IDI£eI.0W;ll Gas Works. so

an GAS FI1"l‘INGS ' 3”" r be 0' lies. II the won. '" '°' °" W e

y Order OHN GAINSFOBD. Sue’y.

BAZAAR. THE Community of Charlottetown, &c., are re spectfully informed that the JJPTIST BJ- ZJAR will be holden at the Tusrpersnce Hall on the 28th inst. Doors 0; cnensd at 12 o'clock I. In. for Adults, ls. 6d. Children 8d.

Admittance

'l‘HE undersigned has removed his Oflcs to his new residence, upper uecn's Street. EDWARD PALMER. Dec. IS. Isl & Adv 2m

IRON and IRON WARE. E C E I V E D r Sir Alexander. Szfsry and Tory, l5'l‘ON of the above. com r ng- _ Rlouud Iron, from one quarter to ‘be hthsof an

int: . Flat Iron, refined, from I inch to I} inch. by I-eighths and I inch. Do.,Common,from If inch, to!‘ inch by S-aigblhs and I inch. Square do., 8-eighths L 5-cighths If I] and II inch. Plough Metal, Cast Iron Pots, from I quart to 18

alluns. Iron Boilers. 80. 40, and 50 gallons.- Cart Boxes, Sash Weights, Fryin Paris, Ovens. Tea Kettles. Scrapers, Umbrella ands. dsc. &c. Cheap for Cash at the Store of the Subscriber

Queen Square. DANIEL DAVIES. Dec, I4, I855. on ‘I5 Isl 6w

LONDON HOUSE. New Fall Goods, for 1858. UST RECElVEDatIhc DOJV'D0.N' HOUSE, as Sir Jluorrdrr and Helen. from England, an extensive supply of R ‘ H GOODS, suitable for the season, comprising in DRY GOODS:

Silks. Saline, plain and figured; Moire Antique Dresses, Plushss in every shade, French Merinos. Silk Velvels, black and colored; Orleans and Coburghs, Dress materials of every kind, Closkin '

Cloth Caps, Umbrellas, cotton and silk; Ladies’ and Children's Stays, Do. cotton Dresses. Habit Shirts, Chemisettes, Sleeves. Collars and Cuffs, Laces and Muslins. Jewellery, large assortment; Vases, in every form; Gents’. Seal Ovcrcoirtu, Work Buses and Cabinets, Msntles, in all the new styles, Shawls in variety, Ribbons of all kinds,’ Fancy Trimmings, Dress Buttons, Ladies’ winter Bonnets, Do. dress and other Caps, Do. Cap Fronts and Borders, Artificial Flowers, Gloves and Hosiery, Ladies‘ and Children's Boots and Shoes, Carpet Slippers, Leather Sli pers, Berlin Wools and Patterns, Penelope Canvass, aber- dssher , Millincry, large variety; Hollands and Lin- .incn nnd Cotton Bed Ticks, Ready made Clolliing, Oil lloor Cloth, all widths; C worsted Table Covers, Table Linen,'I‘willed Shirt- ingt, Regatta and fancy do., Long Cloths, undressed, Domestic Coitons; Beaver, Pilot. superfine and fancy C oeskins in variety, Worsted Cord, new article; Hunting Cord, Moleskins, Black and colored Cotton Velvets, Blunkets,ull prices; Domestic Sheets, Flnnncls and Scr es; Corded, quilted and hair Petti- coats, Children's resses, Floor and stair Carpeting, Crumb Cloths, Stair Damask, Rubber Coats, Boots, Shoes and Leggings, Stationery, Perfumcry,Hair oils, Toilet Soups, Chu rriois Skins. ctticoat Cord , 'l‘rnvcl- ling Bags, Ladies’ Furs, Linings, French Csmbric Handkerchiefs, Hassocks, Silk Handkerchiefs, Fancy Neck Ties, 'l‘ablc Mstts,Cotton and muslin Handker- chiefs, Bonnet Shapes, Cap Shapes and Crowns, Gents’ Mnlllers, Henrth Rugs, Sacks rind Sucking. GR OCERIBBI

Souchong and Congou Tea. Coffee. Homeopathic Chocolate, Crushed and moist Sugar, Bak n Powder Table Salt, Ground and whole Rice, Elp it Peal, Mustard, Preserved Citron, ehca ; Pudding Spices Spices of all kinds, Glenlield and Poland I h, Fig and button Blue, Washing Powder Abert night lights, Soups, Candles.

Lee, a l.srgc and General Assortment of Hard- ware, the whole having been selected by the Subscri- her in person. and purchased direct from the manu- fsetorics, he can with confidence, recommend than to the public as good and cheap, at the establishment

H. HASZ

ARD. Opposite the Catholic Chapel, Great George Street, Charlottetown, Nov. Mth, IS58.

Books! New Books! UST OPENED at G. ‘I’. HASZAl1D'S Book Store, a large supply of NEW BOOKS and STJI TIOJVER Y, among which will be found ilis newest standard Literature of thsday— Msundcr’s Treasuries, Chnlmer’s, Posthumous Works, Parlor Libraries, Illustrsted,Book Cass, Ncsndcr‘s Church Histor(y, " Memorials of hristinn Life, " To Christ. Kitto's Pictorial Life of our Saviour, Bsrne's Notes in II vols I2mo, and I vols tto, Cyclopedia of Religions Denominations, writlesi y members of the different Denominations, Truth. by the Rev. C. B. Tavlor. and Bards of the

Gill‘innan'_s Martyrs, Heroes, Cheev_cr’s Incidents and Memoirs of the Christian

E

Scotus

lmponanbe of Literature to Men of Business. g kc. Ito. &.c.

STOVE8, S"l'OVES- BTOVES. OW LANDING, and for sale b the Subscri- ber, a choice Assortment of ST VES, consist- ing of Parlor, Bedroom, Cookiri , and Air Tight

Stoves, which he olfers to Ihu p in cheap for cash or country produce. W. H. GAIIDINEB. Dec, 5th. I858.

Fnrnlture Stoves and Varieties. HE Subscriber requests a call of his Custrners ' to view and urehsse his recent imported S'lDCK of FURNITUR .cqmprislng— ‘ SOPAS. nest, spring seat, rnallzguny TABLES. mshognn round. wood, pembrcko toilet. druids. room. &,c. . ‘Vush-stands is great variety, I hairs. cane bouom. Ind others lleduteads. French and tent Itommodes. Venetian Window Blinds I orner Cub-board snd‘Drssser I-ids-boards. handsome mahogany and others Globe I amp Glasses. lamps STOVES Franklin. Soap-stone, tight-alr. Hall Cooking and Kitchen Ranges. aaso ois irawn. Shingles, Cedsrluid Pins. Lubrsd I-lerrisgs. Dry Codlls sdllsh Pork and Bsefiii barrels and half barrels Pigs Heads and I"eetln Butter and Lard in Tubs and smoked

Black Paint. dry and ruined Son and Candles. Sugar. in barrels Bu alo Robes. No. I Neat Jsanliag Sleigh. Ladies’ Side SsddIe.&c, drc. JAMES N. HARRIS. December I. I858. lvr NOTICE. HI Subscriber being about to close his resent business. requests all those Iadebred to ran, to

""'" """""“' "’.'°"'soirunD uawuv.

A1’ L . HE subscriber has received a Corisignmsut of I00 barrels of CHOICE APPLES-Russets,

Baldwins, Pippine, &,c., N. HARRIS. s

Dec. 14, I858. 8w

Just Received, BARRELS Navy and Pilot BREAD, American & APPLES, Dried APPLES" RAISINS, FIGS,

c. GEO. MOORE. North side Queen Square, Dec. 9th, I853. Isl lm

NEW GOODS I

THE Snbscrber being thrinkfulfor past patronage,‘

begs lsrivc to intrinsic to his friends and the public is general, ihsthe has remover! to his New Brick Building, on the East side of Powmil Street has added to his former Stock a choice Ieleclioii ol'.

AMERICAN AND OTHER GOODS, suitable for the season, consisting of Cookin Frank- lin, Close and Parlour Stoves ; also 'srmer's Boilers. Forks, Spades, Sliovuls and Scoops, Axes,

stchcs. llsnirncrs and'I‘rcccs, chnlfcullcrs, cliurns, locks, bolts, and chain bolts, with it variety of other Hardware ; Clocks, of all descriptions, Looking

' Is, Shoes and Rubbers, in great variety, Rubber Ovcrcmits and Oil Clothing.

Al.so—A Good Assortment of AMERICAN DRY

OODS—Door iiiiita, ’I‘ol):icco. Buffalo Robes, best kind : Sole Leiither, Pilot Bread, Dheese, Cliriickcrs, Onions, A lcs Nuts, Corifcclioniiry, Cliasirs, Brooms, Buckets. eats 'l‘ubs, Oil Cloth for llnll Floors, Burning Fluid ; TEA, wholesale and retail ; Sugar, Molasses, Mustard, Starch, Indigo, begs salt, die.

A Good Assortment of Glass, Eurtlseriwars and Grim Stands; Cotton Warp, llats, cups, window lllinds, comforters, braces, bales writing and wrap- ipn Pa , balance and spring Sca|cs,.lsrs,.strings Bcls, mksls, shoe gs, window glass,dIlI'ercnt sizes ; with a variety c other articles.

A constant supply of all kinds of PRO-

VISI . All kinds of Agricultural PRODUCE taken, at the market prices, or any of the above (‘:c:’.“' THOMAS DODD.

— 9

Oct. Id, I858. 8w

FALL GOODS. UST II RTED, and for sale by ‘the Sub- 'scriber, ls NEVV STORE, next door to his residence in Grafton Street, a choice selection 0

American and other Goods, consisting of- SUGAR, in hogsheads, barrels and by retail, Loaf, crushed and refined do. Superior Hyson and Soucliong TEAS, in chests, half chests, and rat ' ; COFFEE, RICE, PILOT BREAD, in barrels and by retail ; CRACKERS,CHEESl"., Vinegar, Mustard, Pup- per, Ginger, 'I‘ub|e Salt, Sodu, Siilcrctus, Soap, Candles, Starch, Blue, Burning Fluid, Matches, Tobacco, Cigars, Rosin. Bliickiiig,&c. I-‘rash Muscctcl RAISINS, CONFECTIONARY, Nuts, Lemon and Ginger Syrup. PRINTED CO'I"I‘UNS, Striped and Unbleached do. ; Bed-ticks, dtc. Cases of BOOTS and SHOES ; Ladies’ and Gentleman's India Rubber Boots and

Shoes ;

Indian Rubber Costs and Oil Suits ; Bulfalo Robes of superior qunl'iiy;Hs Caps ;Cotion-wick and Lump-wicks ; ‘luid Lumps-—pstenl and common in variety; CHAIRS, with cane seats and wood dine, in great viiriety of pattern ; Looking Glasses, Glass Lanterns ; Jute on Grass Mats ; Hay Forks, Spades and Shovels ; Rough Board, Shingle and Lath Nails; Window Glass in boxes and by retail : Shoe- muksrs’ Lasts, Nails, Page and Thread.

MOLASSES in hogsheads nnd by retail; Codlish Oil, in barrels and by retail.

A|so—nn assorlrneiit of CURIIIERS‘ TOOLS ; Pails, Tubs, in nests or single ;Cloihes Pins, Brooms, Brushes, &c.

Orr Harrn—Amcricau and Island manufactured SOLE LEATHER, Nests’ Leather, Calf Skins, and

Harris: Leather. _ W. B. DAWSON. Charlottetown, November 14.

V V btoves! Stoves! ! Stoves! ! JUST RECEIVED by the Subscriber, 200 STOVES, well assorted, consisting of Pioneer, Premium, Ransom, New Market, Young America and Boston Cooking Stoves, Soap-stone-buck I-'runk- lin, Wood Franklin. Cast 5: Sheet Iron Air Tight, Box, Combination, and other Stoves. JOHN ANDREW McDONALD. October I-tth, I853. Isl dr. R.G.

UST RECEIVED, nod for sole, a few FAR- MERS’ BOILERS. THOIIAS DODD. Pownal Street. N01. 701, I853.

Stoves, Clocks, Shoes.

HE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the ublic in general, that he has received a Consi rimcrit rorn Boston, I00 ooking, Franklin, and "ight Air STOVES, 5 Cases of CLOCK various patterns, Cane and Wood bottom CHAIR BOOTS and SHOES, and a variety ofolher Goods, the whole of which, w‘

over cost and charges.

be sold at is small advance

W. H. GARDINER, Auctioneer. Pownul Street, Nov. 17th.

To Grocers. SUGAR! SUGAR! SUGAR! JUST. RECEIVED, ex Scbr. Sopbrenio, from Halifax, h

. Tiercss, and Barrels Choice PORTO RICO SUGAR. For Sale w,b

WI LIAM T. PAW. Oct. 8, I858. 5m

" Catharine.” THE Subscriber leave to inform his Friends and Customers. I at he has just received per Schooner Catherine, and other arrivals from the United States, a large Stock of GOODS, which will be sold at u very small advance on firm cost as Cash is wasted. They consist in part of 00 Stoves, assorted, I5 Puncheons Molasses, 50 Cheats 'l‘es, 25 Boxes Candles, \ 12 Cases Boots. Shoes and Brogsns, I5 Bbls. Pilot Bread and Crackers, 5 Bbls Burnin Fluid, 50 Eight day Thirty hour Clocks, 82 Don. Buckets. S2 Dos. Brooms, Dot. Chairs, S0 Bbls hi h proof Ruin, 20 Boxes lass, 80 Suite Oil Clothing, I2 Boxes Tobacco.

Sole Leather. Chorus, Window Blinds. Rocking Horses, Wusli Boards, Looki tors, Ladies‘ and Gents.’ I is Rs Shoes, Whips, Sstlneits, Drlllings, 'I‘icks, Striped Shining, Prayer Books, Bibles, and other

JOIIN ANDREW McDONALD.

October ma. lsl I R. G.

CHRISTMAS FRUIT. dtc.

UST RECEIVED at the King .' issrs Hoim,

u flllllll of best BLOOM RA SINS. Cask do. C BRA TS, APPLES, NUTS, SPICES, ONIONS,Cc.

Also,

DRIED APPLES. ononon suit. 3... Charlottetown, Nov. 59. I858. Isl ll

AUC'I.'IONS.

The Sale of the uriderniealionsd articles, to have taken plus this day has bun postponed until the tilt January IBM, in cones mate o the Roads being is» (for travelling, I roll siosl pasc- tiiuly to s place that day.

BY H. W. LOBBAN. T the Shop of Mr. EDMUND MAWLEY, Great George Street, the whole of his Stock In Trade. comprising,lIsrncss, Horse Clothing, Co|lars,Bridles,

Bridle Bills, Whips. Spurs, Stirrup Leathers and

Irons, Harness mounting, best Saddles, Chnuiois

Skins. English Hog Skins, willi a variety of articles

suitable to the iris c.

I8lli,l)ec I853‘ Isl %*Snle to commence at I2 o'clock.

FALL AND WINTER COATS, wrrir uvsiiv nuscsii--riots or GENTLEMENS’ CLOTHES ./IJVD HJTS. Clenncd and Renovated by the Subscriber. Charlotte-

town Royalty.

J. HOBS, llnlter,&c. W rdsrs left at the Store of Mr. J. Wu.- Liaass, lllarkst Square, will be promptly attend- I0. Nov. I9. Im NEW GOODS. llli Subscriber is now receiving, per “ Sir .fll¢.i:umler” and “ Hellen" from Liverpool, 182 PACKAGES MERCHAJVDIZE. suitable for the present rind coining seasons, which, having been ersoiiully selected from some of the first Houses in ngln und Glasgow, he is enabled to offer Io his customers at extrcm y low prices for prompt payment. The STOCK r-.oinpriues:— I0 Crises Ready Made Clothing, d n

I do Glove 2 do Silks. Ribbons and Velvets, 1 do Jcwellcry,

do Furs,

I0 Trunks Boots and Shoes,

5 Rules Cloths, 6 Bales grey and white Calicos,

25 Packages Groceries. 40 do Hardware and Ircnmon cry, DANI ‘.L DAVIES. Charlottetown, Nov. 4, I853.

N ewfoundlender.

UST ARRIVED lo the Subscriber, the Sclrr.

"MARY," Le Blanrhlllusler. with the following: 135 Bbls. No. l. Newfoundland IIERHINGS, 96 Bbls. No. I. Labrador Do., warranted superior, I2 BBLS. COD OIL,

3 Bbls. CAPLIN. 3 Kegs Sounds and Tongues. 8 Bbls. Prime VINEGAR.

5 Cwt. Gorkwood. 10 Horse COLLARS, 1 Box Arrow Root. Prices Reasonable. JAMES N. HARRIS. December 2, I853. 3w

FALL ARRIVAL.

HE Subscriber has received, on Consignment,

per schrs. Mary Jlnne and Isabella, from BOSTON, u quantity of GOODS, which he ofi'ers r Sale at his Store, Queen Street, consisting in part of—I00 pieces grey, white and printed Ccttons, bales of striped Shiriings. Deniums rind Bed-ticks,

l"urniiure Cations, window blinds, Handkerchiefs. (

aiincits and doeskins, vcstings, shawls, table

I cloths 51.

Also,

50 cheats, hslf4:heats and llilbs. boxes Congon TEA, 'I‘ierces Rice, hlids. Muscovudo Molasses, boxes Raisins, Drums Figs, Drums Jews Apples, dozens Buckets, Brooms, nests Tubs, Pilot Bread, barrels Pitch, Tnr, and Rosin, Franklin and other STOVES reams wrirng and wrapping Paper, cane and wooden seated Chairs, a variety of Brass Clocks, boxes Boots and shoes, 50 gross Matches, 50 boxes

Soap, dtc. JAMES MORRIS. October 21 .

Apples, Onions at Stoves’ JUST ARRIVED per Schr. Elizabeth, from Bos- ton, and for sale by the subscriber:—

Barrels Apples and Onions,

Cooking Stoves, Parlor Grates, Air-light 8!. Cannon Stoves:

Also—-For sale at the fuel yard of the subscriber, I00 CORD! Rock maple Gr Birch fire wuod, 20,000

feet Scsntling. W. B. DAWSON.

Nov. 7, I853‘

A BAZAAR. ILL be held at the Temperance Hall, at Char- lottetown, on Thursday, the 12th day of January, I854, to aid in the erection ofilie Parson age House, in connection with St. John’s Church, at Crupuud. Contributions will be thankfully received by the following Ladies. Mus. Jnrsxiivs, Mus. T. DIIIIIIAY, “ Fr-rs. Gsnann, " E. PALIII, " CvJivnar.i., “ R. T. Roscir,

NOTICE.

HE Tenants on Townships Numbers "‘ ‘ ‘ 'I‘wcnty-two, in this Island, the property of ’l‘hc Right Honourable, l.aurencc Sulivsn, are hereby re- uired to make immediate payment of all arrears of rent due by them, otherwise proceedings will be insti-

tutcd for t a recovery therso .

WILLIAM FORGAN.

12th April, isss.

NOTICE. ALL Persons indebted to Mr. RICHARD I-‘AUGH T, by Note ofHsnd, or Book Account, are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, who is duly authorised by Power of Aitorusy to collect the same. THOMAS ALLEY. Charlottetown, Sept 2lst, I858.

NOTICE. HE Subscriber having been duly empowered by Giasuirr Hurruuusorr, of Hyde Pa Square, London. Esquire, and Ari-i-sun Huivnaa. sors, of Liverpool, in England, Merchant, survivin Erecutors and Trustees niirned and appointed in and by the last Will and Testament of Gilbert Henderson, late of Liver l, aforesaid. Merchant, deceased to collect all De is and Sums ofMoney due to the Estate ofthe said Gilbert Henderson, deceased, within this Island, and to dis of all Lsrids and Hureditaments bclon ing to said lstaic situsio therein. All 3 so inrfehted lo the Estate of the said Gilbert sou, deceased, are duly required without delay to pay into my hands the several amounts due by them; and those rsons who may be in ofany part of sun Lands and Premises, are required to make an immediate and satisfactory arrangement with me, otherwise they will be treated as Tree sssrs. JOHN IDIICWORTH. Charlottetown, April 8th, I858.