-

dug you would 5. kind enough to ccumunicete our thanks. for their obligtog and attentive conduct on tltil 00°00“ ALBERT II. YATES. JAMES B. COOPER.

w. c. 'ruowAN. Committee \‘V. M‘I(AV-. "ll JOHN EWERS, Management.

JAM“ BAIBE'I'I's Clnrlottetnwu. P. B. Island. 3 August a. test.

To which Capt. MIIlHlOIRglII'tlI‘8 the following

To the Coauuiusr qr Management of the Sons of Teniprranre.

Is 5 extremely gratifying to me to receive from on. on behalf of the Sons of Temperance and their friends, the A dress which you bro so kindly presented to me, and to find that the little attention which it.svaa is my power to iiiliird to :lie large and highly respec- table company who took passage In the Rose on a visit to Pictou. buu received their approbation ;and while I feel much fluttered at this expression of your approval of it. the pleasure of the trip must be altogether attributed to the marked decorum and desire on the part of every individual composing the cvtmpuny to render tlieirassietance, to make it both safe and agreeable.

The Engineer and Crew of the Rare will feel much pleased. that their conduct has received the approbation of the Sons of Temper-

] um. Gentlemen. Your most obedient Servant, DANIEL llIA'I‘III'ISON.

rlottetowu. August. 8. 1851- mm

Pnusuna-A1-tow or A Menu. 1-0 A I‘ittva'ru: Sonntuli a1- GOVIIKIIINT House.

on Monday the 4th inst , the detachment of the 42d, (Royal Highlanders) now quartered in the Barracks here, and under the command of the Honorable Captain Rollo, were marched to Go- vernmeut House, and furiiied in front of the Colonnade, in pre- sence of His Excellency and Lady Bnnneroiao. the Honorable Mrs.

' Rollo, and the Rev. R. Macnair, Presbyteriuii Minister, and Olli-

' ‘ ‘I men to the -fld. Ilia Eacellenc hitvin desired that Bridge Private belonging to the 79ih lligh antlers. who had lately arrived from his Regiment, now stationed at Quebec. and soon to proceed to Great Britain. should step forward, Sir Alexander requested Ca(ptain Rollo to read to his delucluiient a lat- ter, from the Adjutanl- :eneriil‘s Ofiico, after which Ilia Excellen- c addressed the old Soldier, who appeared in the Illllroflll of his

egiment. as follows :— "Joiire Ross: “Captain Rollo has been kind enough to read to hie men. the oflciuldocument. which authorizes you to receive a llI:m\i., for long service and good conduct, and I feel great pleasure in present- igg it, by duire ofyour late Conimrtndiiig Uliicer, Lieutenant Co- lonel Mauls. It was he who recommended you to this honorable mark ofdietinction. to which he considered you well entitled for gxoraplary conduct in the Regiment which he commands. and in which you have served for so long a period. You are now about to bediscliargsd, and you will leave Her Majesty's Service, cur- 'ry'in'g with you, what this Ilelnl will tetitify—un xccllcnt cliaruc- tor, which will cause you to be respected, wherever your lot may be caet—a position, which Soldiers and Civilians must always be road of. You have heard the instructions of the Commnnder-in- hisf, that when Medals, such as yours, are bestowed on Soldiers for long service and good conduct, they shall be presented on par- eds;uud I am sure the comrades with whom you have so long been ‘ would have been happy to have seen you receive your fladul,ut the head quarters of the 19th; but as that cannot be done, it afcrds me great satisfaction to communicate to Colonel Mauls, thutl bee been enabled to fulfil, so far, the instruction of His an“, the Corrimitnder-in-Chief, by presenting your Medal in presence of your countrymen, a detachment of the Gallant 42d. wee ' like your own egimcnt the “ Garb of old Gt-el," and I an 4: out. that the 48d men will be well pleased to see distinc- tion conferred on any Brother Soldier who deserves it, and docs credit to the country to which he helotigs. I -‘irtcolel hope. that seen! ofths fine‘ men rintv la.-l‘me mo, in iii murll an receive si- -ilu Modalo. I have also to give you, \\II'.tI I am sure will qratify you, a letter from your late Commanding Olficer, who has a ways taken on t an interest in the welfare and comfort of the soldier, uud who E: much and deservedly respected and beloved in the I ' twbielt he commands. He inform me. that you have a wz"".:ir.uii,—-.1... your children have received the elements of diet education which he hopes you will continue to bestow oy them. to enable theui to become good members of society and useful to their parents. And I have now to present you with your Medal. I sincerely you may loug continue to wear it, and that you amt y

ggd your may prosper.”—R. Gog.

Ilia Excellency the Lieutenant Governor u been pleased to appoint Joseph Hensley, I"Aq., to be Solicitor General for this Island.

Mr. G Beer. sen., to beSecretary and Treasurer of the Roy- ul Agricultural Society for the current year; and Henry Stamper,

.. to be a member of the Central Board of Health.

bail Excellency the Lieutenant Governor in Council has been pleased to dbpense with the services of the present Board of Fire- wurdeus. and to appoint the following persons I-‘irewardona. for the several undermentioned Districts in the terms of the Act of the General Assembly, intituled “ An Act for the better preventing accidents by fire within Charlottetown, viz. :

District No. l—'l‘hoiiins Pethick. James D. Lawson.

2—lIenry Haszard, IIQIIJMIIIII Chappell. 8—Patrick Walker, Julttt '|‘rermitian. 4—Williatii M‘Gill, Joseph Bull. 5—Ch:ir|es Young. William IV. Lord. 6——-Benjniiiin Davies, John Williams. 'l—George Birnie, Dennis Reddin. 8—Cliarlea Dempsey. Joseph Hensley.

We were resented last week. by Mr. Broad of K--stun Hill. Malpec Road’, with a (.‘ucamber..nicasuriug 1 foot I0 inches in length, grown in his garden this season.

The body of William Faster, who was drowned. while crossing the Hillsborough in it Scow, on the 5th instant, was recovered this inernirig not far frdm Rose Bank. The Coroner for Queen's County is about commencing an inquiry into the circunistancea connected with the death of the unfortunate deceased.

A MIITIIIII of the Members and Friends of the Episcopal Clfi will be held at the lisrairr Scitooi. Roost, at I2 o'clock. on THURSDAY next. the 14th inst.—und not on Monday as stated in the .»!durtt'ser-—to take into further consideration the raising of an endowment fund for the Bisho tie of Nova Scotia.

Charlottetown. August 5, IBPM 1.. C. Juanita, Rector.

The Treasurer of the Ladies‘ Baevolrat Society acknowledges witb tbuks, the receipt of I-‘ifleen shillings, being the amount of it iue awarded to Mrs. J. Buucuutv at the llorticultu al Ex- ‘. 'I‘"b?Cbarlottctown Wuleyan Dorcas Society. acknowledges the receipt from Joitrt Mouuis.l"Aq., J. I'.. of Six shillings and Six-

fovluesreeevered for tresspass on the land of Mr. James , Fsuudfurt.

tllarrirb.

On tbelln II, by the Rev. F Smullwood, lllr. James Cann, of Lot 81. to lie Ana II‘I.eau. of Dog River.

At Cherry Valley. on the Ilst ult.. bilthe Rev. II. B. Swabey, Mr. Andrew Fraser. of Soul liver, to iaubeth, third daughter J Mr. Kotincllt Cllleoi, Of Belfast. _

At Lot 40. on the Illb ult.. by the sairie, Mr. Daniel Enmun, to Iliss WW Flinn. betlt ol'Lot 48.

At Ediubu , ou the Ilth current by the Rev. Dr. Paul ofSt. Cath- blt's. Vistsr Gurrueu, ., barrister-at-law, to Grace Helen, eld- edde ofthe late R t Stewart Cummi , Esq., M. D., of the re and Royal Artillery, and niece the late Sir Ken- ustb aioniq efCulter. 30"-

Dicb, At the Abbey~Iuns, an the 11d ult., the Rev. Du. II‘Naiu, Abbey Perbli. Inlay. Scotland

At lu Sbwu, Lot 80, on. the Ilth inst., alter it long and jfi , Alexander. e_ldeut son of Mr. Murdoch Campbell, sold I years.

I Ilasstugtrs. In the Iteemst “Piston su'I‘bsruday last—Soine too so... lbsipsrsuoe. sbd about ‘others. _ “.0 saauufia fie Kfleyaa Academy. Seekvilla, on “z.'.'.?'.'.."“"z..-... .' i1."E'i"..’..§.."'.“.'.'.§“:.':‘i~'.‘.'.'.".'I

u wfl auddautr. Irh. eu rflay.—Iev. Ales. fiqbel. luv. Job Scott Qltssuiar his Pieteu. ea lsudsy bst—Ir-Olin Wubwuaudeblldroa ; Mrs. Gates; Ila Ievyw; Ir. Wlalluu.

Lattittlitb, At Three Riven, on the 29th ult., from the shipyard of Mr. Hobbs, a well-built Brigt. of 170 tons old nieesursmeut, named the Queen, for Mr. Finlay M'Neill, Georgetown.

llort of lflharlattrtomti. IITIIIII:

August G—8chr. Providence, Minnrd, Quebec; llour. —-Packet. Babin, Pictou; coal. 7-— Economy, M‘Donal<I, Pugwaali; limestone. 8- Ariel, Murphy, Pugwssh, limestone. II—Brigantine Margaret. Henderson. Liverpool; Goods. —Schr. Union, Lavache, lllirnniichi ; goods. Sully, Sitemnn, Huliliax; do. Mary Ellen. M‘Donald,'Boeton ; do. ctnuuo :

Angiist 5—Schr. Olive Branch. Goodin, Pictou; bal. 6- Dora. Stiller. Plymouth; timber and deals-by James Petike.

'I'ria|, Gerrior. Sydney; bal.

Dove, Robertson, Pugsvasli; bal.

Majestic. Casey, Ricliihucto; do.

I-‘letn, Willtie. Ricliihucto ; bal.

. Hriiily, Webster, N. F. cattle. Unity, M‘Ilue, Miramichi; bal. Lady Bannerman. Campbell, New York; Ship knees, &c.. by W. B Dean.

Providence, Minurd, Quebec; bal.

Unicorn. Mulch, St. John’s l\'lld.; produce. Plouglihny, Muttart, Pictou ;hul.

2“— Ship news.

The Brig Helen Mar. Jones. master. from Crapaud, owned by Mr. Lang, bound to Cork, was driven on shore in ugnle of wind on the morning ol Wednesday, the Gib iust., at a place called Little Ilurhour. near Souris. ~

The Brig Margaret. from Liverpool, with goods to Joseph Wiglitman, Esq. and others. arrived at Georgetown on Friday Is! inst. Passenger. Alexander lll‘l.ean.

The Brigt. Locliuber, R. lll‘l)onald, muster. sailed from George- town. for Cork, on Wednesday. I've 6th inst. .IIrrs'iroIs_froiii hence. in Europe.

Dean, July 'l—l,‘ousiar. l.ivI:iirooi., July I9—Funny.

20tli—I-‘uncy. Bristol, IlIth—Jaines. Gloucester, 20th—Glenner.

I2-

'I'o lporteausn and others.

U81‘ received. ex Jlsr cut. from I.’iverpool,auusssrtuien_t of»

FISHING TACKL . ineladiag—Bsmbsc, We Stick, and other Rods; Silk Fisbiug Lines. Gut do.. common _sll Fly Books; Fishing Reels; Gimp; best Gut Hooks; Artietal Flies; Fly Line; superfine Kirby Hooks. dtc. &c. At.eo--a variety of WIIIPS, consisting of Gfi and HuutIq_ Whips. Ladies’ and Gentleman's Ilidieg W ' . common Waggon Whips. dtc., which will be sold cheap for r K GEO GE B Bdlu. Charlottetown, August I3, I85]. Ii.

Church of England Pro er and I-Iytnn

Books, In various Indlngs.

Jtisr RECEIVED. and for sale at cm. 1'. IlASlAID'S Bookstore.

Bibles and Testaments with Psalms. E0. T. HASZARD has ‘sat received frosu Faiinbargh, _au assortment of BIBLE and TE8TJ.HH.N'T8. wttb

Psalms and Parsphrsses. Do. with Marginal References. Do. with Portable Commentary.

AIEIIICAVN HOUSE.

Nriwiioons.

TIIE Subscriber, grateful to the public for past favors. would most respectfully invite their attention to a large and varied

stock or British, West lndtn, and American Goods,

selected by himself from some of the best Houses in Boston, which will be sold at unprecedented low prices for Cash. JOHN GIBSON. Isl.

June IO, I85I.

New American House. TIIE Subscriber begs to announce to the Public generull , that he has recently opened a STORE in Mr. Cairns tliree stor House. Kent Strcet,und is now prepared todispose of, at W OLIZSALE, at the most reasonable prices, the following arti-

cles, viz:—

TEA, MULASSES, Ruin, Snuff, Salt. Gin. Tobacco, Stoves, Cheese, Maul, Rice, SUGAR. Pilot Bread . Wm ping Paper. Raisins, Soap, Cniidles, Starch. Brooms, ils, Water Crackers,'I‘AR, I'itch, Bright Varnish, Leather, Chairs,

-7 4 Nun,’ g,,,,__ 5;,;_ - METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL, Kmmw M “ mm “W” ‘“""'°"3"» 1"‘- For the week ending Jlugust 9, test. __ ' ‘V , ’ ’ __ ......m.. 1 .....-......m... Manchester and Glasgow House. ._— UST received, per Civility, Cdbes of London Goods, consisting _ ' , _ of-—u few Dresses of Glece Silks, Muslin dc Lnines. Purusols, ll-she-I IA-we-I Mom lllshe-t Lowe-I D--ly Habit shim, Gloves, white and black Falls, Muslin Handkerchiefs, (-Illl.) 3d St. 9th. (N-I (*“l'-5"‘) M"“- in fancy boxes, Insertions. Lucas. a nice ssso;t‘i:‘i.ejut oalfrench and Mo ni g Flowe s Muslin F louncin Spr' in usliu Cs 30"“ 30'“ saw 803 I 49‘, I 66" and“: vltiriety of Iitlier Fashionable Giiitde. ‘ ' P.’ — —-—— -—— — “ — —————— —~- Also, from Boston, Casks of clear bright Btruirtsrc Fuiin. wnw A1‘ DAVID WILSON. wuarituu - 9. A. as. ' Richmond Street, June I0. I85]. Sun. 8 S.W. fresh breeze lllue sky till 8, p.m.; then cloudy. H A Y A K E R S i i 5.1"" ‘‘ B-N-E‘ """l- d°- 3"” ’l‘ ' , _ _ ALL attlie Store below the Old Royal Gazette Ofice, in Pow- 1 ta. 5 S. fresh do. verctiat; _rain and mist till 3. p.m. m;|.atreet, and procure a FIT-OUT for the approach- IV. 6 W. light do. Overcast llll 3, p.ni.; then blue sky. in Hay senwnfiompfising scyy-HES, SNJTH5 Th. 7' S. do. do. Illue sky till 9. p.m.; then cloudy. s§~o_N-Es, Rflggs FORKS, kc‘. &c_ ' Fri. 8 8. fresh do. lleavy railp early l:i.lIl.;0VBI¢I8I till 3, ' A_ A_ 3yNoN_ p.m.' t on clou y. . 3% 9 9- "1" °" 3'" ‘*3; °'°'“‘¥ W’ 9- P-'"- :13;-" l(I(iO.I)1S85iailll be ...m on CREDIT 'I‘!l.I. we FALL, when

A ¢Il)ut'lollrlomn fllttrkrls. Exchange 50 per ceui. on Sterling. Snlitbtv, Aug. 9, I851.

rttols 10 rltoas 10 Beef, (suiull)prlb. 0 4 0 5 Wool, - . I 0 I 4 do, by quarter, 0 Sb 0 4 Hum. 5 0 7 Pork, - . 0 0 0 0 Barley, per I.IISIlOI,’ 0 0 0 0 do. (am 0 8‘ 0 3 tr, - [ I 4 3 7 Mutton, . o 3 o it Wheat, . 3 o o o o Iaimh. per lb., 0 2] 0 45 Timothy Seed, 0 0 0 0 Veal, per lb., 0 2 0 3| Potatoes, i 0 0 0 0 Butler, (fresh) - 0 8 0 I0 Turnips. per htinch 4 0 2 0 3 do. by the tub, 0 0 0 0 Carrots, pct‘ bush. 5 0 0 0 0 Cheese, - - 0 8} 0 6 Turkeys, each I 4 0 5 0 Flour,perlh., 0 2 0 H Fowla, . - l I 0 I 6 Oatmeal, lb., 0 I‘ 0 2 Eggs,per- down, ‘ 0 3 0 7 PeurlBas- ,perlb. 0 2 0 2 Hey, per ton, - 40 0 50 0 Tallow, - 0 0 0 0 I tnuv, per cwt. l I 0 I 8 . - - 0 8 0 0 fish, per qt|., I I8 0 I5 0 New Potatoes. per ‘ Hornespuvi, per yd.,‘ 8 0 4 0 ab. 4 0 5 0 ; Chickeiia,pcrpuir,1 0 I0 I 4 Flour, American, per bbl. 88s. to 45s. Corn Meal, per bbl. 25s. to 81:. Green Pens, per quart, 5.l. to ‘M. do. per lb. lid.

Currants, per quart, 4d. 5d.

GEORGE LEIVIS, Market Clerk-

1’

ri.i)”iviiT .=t.oim ii 120

BARRELS of it very superior quality just arrived per Schr. " Provirlericr”from Quebec, warranted good, of fresh ground winter Wheat, and inspected last month, July. JAMES N. HARRIS.

“_‘,'!"'_‘ .7-..‘§"r _ .. . e M A C K E R E L . TIIE Subscriber wants to purchase MACK EREI. in any quan-

tities, either in Bulk or good Barrels, subject to inspection. JA!\lI:‘.S N. HARRIS.

August 7, 1851.

SWEET LAD.

TIIIS very aupcrior BULL was bred by the Right Honorable I.ord Wenlock, of liscrick Park, and imported from Eng- niid by Thomas Marshall, I-1sq., and subscquentl purchased b Mr. Douse. 'l‘lie tvull known, thorough bred and valuable stoc of this animal requires no comment further than being by far the most superior ever land:-tl in British North America, and is well worthy the attention of Fnriiiers desirous of improving their stock. “Ruan," culved in I845, siro "Sweet bad,” the property of the Right llon. Earl of Curlisle, of Castle Ilotvurd, by "Hel- sha zzur.” ' Tenses be. prepayment. South Ilrrinitage Farm. August 6, ISM. To oblige persons of small means, being at a distance, Pasture can be given for it time on reasonable terms, and good grain will be received in pa ment by a roiiiiseo _y Note, at a short date, by adding one-niiitli or " Sweet d."

Stolen or strayed.

‘ ROM the Scotia Inn Charlottetovi-n.on the 9th inst. A dark Red Mitre. nine years old, with a switch tail, and a white

stripe on each side, near her shoulders. Any person giving iiifor- niation where she may be found, to Mr. Phil: M‘I"adyen. Scolia Ian, Charlottetown, or to the subscriber, wil be rewarded for

his trouble. NEIL DPEACIIREN.

Canoe Cove. Lot 65, August I2, ISM.

N OTICE.

IIB Annual General Meeting of the Committee and Members T of St. Peter's Bay Branch of the Royal Agricultural Society, will be held at the residence of Mr. So-ritv.-ui.aun. Head St. Peter's .Buy, on TUESDAY, the 28th Auuus-r, instant, at I2 o'clock, nose, when the Election of Oliceru for the ensuing year will take , and the Accounts and llepurt of the stpyear will be submitted. A full attendance of the Iernbers.s all interested in t:e‘“prosperity of the Society and Agriculture generally, is reqn .

By order. MUIIDOCII IIURRAY, Secretary.

St. Peter's Bay, August II. Iblll.

P. S.—His Honor Judge Peters. and other gentleman from the Parent Society. are ex ted to attend the lasting, and u Lecture on Agriculture will be ivered.

Rood District No. 4. Prince County. Ill Subscriber will lot by Public Auction. to the lowest bidder. on the . 0uI"ridaythslbthda ofAugustut Io o'clock, a. in..t following work. via: Nakfilaud completing the Causeway leading to tbe Imtb Earl of Its tvsr llrilgs. our

Payment will be taken in GRAIN or PO'I‘A'I‘OI’.'S-de|iver- ed at my Store in Charlottetown, or at the Store of Byuou It Son, Tryon. A. A B. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. TIIE Subscriber offers for sale, at very low for cssll, the

following articles: _ Brown and \Vhite Cottous, Striped Sliirtings & Bedticktrig.

4--I Printed Cottoiis, Coloured. Detainee sad Coburgl. Black Orleans, Fligured Cashmere Shawls, Fancy *€l.‘weeda and Doeekin. I isn Rubber Coats,

Glazed Cups, Fancy Boxes and Jewelry, blilitar Soup, Hair Brushes and Combs,

Wit a general assortment of Tees. Sugar. Molasses, Rice, Bai- siiis, Barley, Indigo, Dogwood, It.c., It.c., dsc.

ALIO Hay Rakes, Scythe Sneetha. I-'orks. with a larger variety of EARTIIENWARE. Country Dealers are rlicularl re and to call.

CASH will begiveu orWOOL H DES. JAMES M. METZLER.

Charlottetown. June 20. I851.

James N. Harris Respectfully invites the public to visit his Furniture Rooms. ATE arrivals from BOSTON, together with Articles on hand of late nianufucture, coniprise—- Mahogany and Hardwood Bedsteads, & Stretchcru. Maliognny and Hardwood Pembroke, Dining, Round. Kitchen. Dressing, and other Tables.

Feather Beds and Pillows. hlutresses,

Rocking. N ureiiig, Childs, and other Cliairs,

Corniiiodes, Sideboards, Servers.

Book Cases, Dressers, Chests Drawers,

('-r‘ 'ds,W ' " , Flower“ ‘ ,

Clothes Ilurses. Child's Cribs. booking Glasses,

Liquor Cases, Pictures, Picture Fraines,

Gothic. Brass and Wood Clocks,

I-‘com I'r. er. Pails. Brooms, Winks.

Preiiiier, otary. Air tight. &, Hot Blast Cooking Stoves, Franklin Stoves in equal variety.

Air tight and Hall Stoves,

Kitchen Ranges, Grates. Dog Irons. die. die.

Charlottetown. May 26, ISIII.

JAMES SPIKE, 85 Co. Produce Agents and General Commission Merchants.

SJIIJVT JOH.«V'S. NE WFO UJVDL.l.ND. Consignments from Prince Edward Island of Oats, Potatoes, Lum- ber, Beef. Pork. Butter. and other Produce, are solicited. Befor- ence to Pu-In MACGOWAI, I-‘aq., Charlottetown."

May 27, I851. 8w

WILLIAM HEARD, BEGS to call the attention of his friends, and the Public generally,

to liie

Stock of English, French, and other Gsstls,

just arrived per Barque Civility. (direct from end.) which has been selected. with great care, from the best cases. and war- ranted, for at Ie, quality, and chespness. to compare with any other Importation or the Season.

Mrs. lluauu's Show Room is opened to day.

Charlottetown, June I0, I85]. (Isl.)

FOUND, ABOUT a fortnight ago, in King Street, I pair milled Homes n TIIOWSERS, I JACKET and V 'I', ofblue cloth. Several its of Socks in the kets. and a it of Woollen Gloves, a a Mufller. They will giver. to the wuorou proving cperty and paying expenses. - Pr IIENNETH IFKENZIF. Pcsvual Street. July I1, I881.

lw. Brogenstl Brogurts 9!! US'l‘ received. and for Sale by the Suburiber. MEN'S

BROG.dJl/'8. only be. 8d. a pair. JAMES H. NETZLII.

Corner of Queen & Water Street. Charlottetown. July I. Iul.

. ‘ii-tr-debt -or-s of

. ‘ V . . .

Qlurtioiis.

-—_ has run uuwnrrr-or ans. ccsrcuusrum]

T KJLD, by AUCTION. en THURSDAY next, the ldtb

day,-et'A¢l'|l. lssteui,atsIate'elnsb aoeu. tbs .. u. .- ..‘.‘..“l...,""‘... .s'f".‘..‘i"‘l.'.....

‘W ' P .' "as T“ :'.:.:°';.;..’."°;'.:.’:'.°.'..'- ""'°'....-.:'°'°. ....."° '°'.......‘ "" ''''''z'' .2

I ~ ' I8 , ' cauao of the said Vsmsl: ol'—- ' " ' 810 tons" BIRCH TIMBER... 400 pieces DEAL. I cords LATHWWDI. IXINALD iitwrott; Auctioneer:

Scuris, August 8. I861.

AMERICAN GOODS‘. By A. H. Yates,

N MONDAY seat. lltb Asguu. at It o'clock, at the Eton of Mr. Iacrsr Buucluw, Kent Street. the following GOODS, viu.:—I1 chests. ball‘-chests and boxes Coagon Tea; rncheons Molasses; bbls. Iuiu; bbls. Gla ; boxes Honey Dew " ; boxes and cash Raisins; bbls. Pilot Bread and Crackers; boxes Sou , Candles, Starcb; doueus Brooms, Buckets‘; bbls. Pitch 'r.., Brig t v....i.i.; Rocking and Paistod Chairs; 1 ..,......: Cooking and Franltlit Stages. con Tuuass or 8Al.l.— I0. 2 momlia go. ' . months, on good and approved Notes cl'«IIand.' .“ mud.’ . Al‘!!! I’. ISUI. A‘, t ]fl_

Elprriffe’ fialt.

Y virtue of a Writof Statute Execution fertherosidue,toniedi- ted, ‘issued out of Her Majesty's Supreme Court of Judica- ture, at the suit ofJames Yen. I"4q., u '_ John Moniao. and D, Morrison. I have taken and sailed as t property of tli said John Morrison and Donald Morrison, One hundred acres offrooheld Land on Lot or Township No. Fourteen (I4); sud Ids berebygive notice, tlietl will on Friday, the 38th day of August next, at the Court House in St. l:‘.leunor's, at If o'clock, noon, set up and all at Public Auction. the said recited pr rty. or as -och manor .a will satisfy the Levy marked on the rit, being for £82 I8 8, with interest thereon from the Ilth day of December. I848, until id, and l6s. lid. for the writ, besides Sherid"s Fees and inoidgnun-1;-