I-IASZARD'S "GAZETTE. APRIL 15.

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Saturday. April to. tau

Wu have noticed a seriesof articles in the Eu- ntnsr hooded "’l‘stn New Caeurn1'," In which there has been an attempt on the part of the editor to get up a sort of tableau: visartte — of course. in the caricature style—of the members of the new Eleon- tire Coonoil, _nnd wo—ehould have passed them over

. with the contempt that they deservo—for we have long since known the little credit that le to be attached to the assertions of the proprietor and editor of the B:asttnsr—wore it not that it has been our good fortune to fell in with a picture, by the salon hand, of-the second of those who are thus honored, under the title of " The Leader," -— not “ the counterfeit presentment of two brothers." but of the some iden- tical person, not much above six years since, and it is amusing to oheorve what a diforenoo there is between the two liltenoeeee. drawn and painted by the same band. and after tho life. Ludicroos and provocative of laughter as the thing is, it is nevertheless attended with a degree of disguit and abhorrence amounting to loathing, at witnessing tho utter want of principle and disregard of tho common deooncieo and amenities of life displayed by tho author of these articles. We hear a great deal of the versatility and vonality of lawyers. of’ their saying one thing at one time, and turning round and asserting tho very reverse at ano- lllir. as they are retained; but in these cases the law- yer is neither deceived himself nor does he deceive others. Ile openly states, that he is of counsel for plaintifl or defendant, and that he is instructed to put bio client’: case before tho court and jury, and trusts to suhetantiate_ it by evidence, by which last the case In or ought to be decided. Very different, however, is the position in which tho editor of a leading journal is plaeed. lie is the historian of tho day; and tltottgll be may be tho advocate ofa party, and may reason- ably be supposed to take a one-sided view of the facts, as they pass before him, still be is bound to keep to the rule laid down by Cicero, " not to dare to say anything that is false. and not to be afraid to say anything that is true." We fear, ltewover, that tho Honorable Editor of tho Examiner has either never heard of Cicero‘: definition of tho duty of an historian, or conceives it to be a moot heathonislt doc- trine; for. generally speaking, his practice is tho very reveroe,—for he dares to say everything that is felon. and is extremely reluctant to say anything that is true, if it in the least rnalres for his opponent. There is another saying, fully as old no tho times of the Roman orator. and on well esteemed as to become no English proverb, intimating that those who deal in ficlion should have good-memories. It is extremely awkward to have one’: own previous sayings and writings on former occasions quoted in contradiction to those made ate more recent period; but it isa olroemstanco that ollen occurs in the career of men of the character of the editor of the Eaastinor. In 1341, when the Hon. Mr. Holl was appointed too seat in the Executive Council, the appointment was thus characterised in that journal :-

"Tho Honorable John Myrio Holl was, on Tues- day last, sworn in a Member of the Executive Coun- eil, in th to‘ of the Honorable John Breckon,

sod.

“ Mr Holl is likewise a member of tho Legislative

Council, and has ollen distinguished himselt in that

y, by hie active and well educated mind. and b

hie ihorsl and statesman-like principles. Hie stand- ing and respectability ore sulliciontly well known to preclude the necessity of rema on our part, or covil on that of our opponents."

It woo the interest. at that time, of those with whom Mr. Whelau was connected, to endeavor to attach Mr. Holl to their party, and to secure the aid of his talents and influence in the Legislative Council; and the odi- tor for once felt the necessity of adhering to thotruth. He could not have drawn a more correct portrait of the hon. gentleman; and it is with much pleasure we roecue it from the oblivion into which it was fast descending, and present it to our readers as equally applicable to the some geutletnan on his reappoint- Iutent to the Eaecutivo Council in 1554. How the writer of the above paragraph could, only a few days since, make the following statement concerning the some person, will elicit some surprise in those who are not acquainted with the lengths to which party spirit, unrestrained by principle, will carry their pos- seoeor :—

" Mr. Holl has been many years in the Legislative Couucil—-having been placed there shortly alter his arrival from England, not because he is a ntan pos- eeoeod of brilliant abilities or extensive influence in the country, but because, we believe, he was known to entertain at the time his appointment opinons favourable to the part then dominant and to the

to rietary claae—eore y|rnenncod at that time by the Eon toro,—end to be well disposed to promote the interests of the proprietors was an infallible that he would not turn his back upon the I ootnpaet who held the reins of ollico. ‘Of Mr. lioll s aotecedonta before his arrival in the Co- Ieny, we have no authentic information. We are in , however. that his credentials of character to Sir Charles Fitzroy-the Lieut. Governor of the Colony at the time of his arrival—-were drawn up by a Metro Iitart Tailor of some repute. and that the honoreb e gentleman's family. or sotne of m at least, were in one wayoor other, at no distant period, eonnoctod with the norable and ancient trade of habit melting. A little wealth, . howovor—whetbor acquired in t is or any other way to of no consequence now—enabled Mr. oil to assume all the sire, all the pride and pontpnoity of a little Colonial aristocrat, who wornhlps nothing so doveetly as a balance at his houltor'e."

We will leave our readers a little time to ootnpore theses, and teroloet on the credit rise to the asser- tioneet’ a-person capable of acting thus. we have not done with Ilr. Wbelan yet, nor with tho'reocaod leonteer of IM1, but reserve them for a fetus neutber.

‘rat show of Ileat in the train: of to-day. a heyeel all eoerparisoa, the least we have ever witnessed. West etttrne, pt-evesta oar doing justice to the all an interesting ono—nnd for this

-reeeea-we oboll postpone it to our neat lasso.

_ . as-j-—————a-———.. aa. Iev. ltlr. Satherlehd will pm.» in the Tent- Holl onipbheth Irst. April ldtb, at H

e' at Laid hell‘-poet slat-la the ovuing. _. l : ' Juneau-an has as with a seat- Ilq the proceedings in tho Abstubly up to

Y‘fl,whhh we are unable to pehlhh

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To run Entron or Hansen‘: Gasn-r-rn.

Sir,—AIlow me to state, in answer to the Hon. Ir. Hensley‘: charge of melting an annonyurous and personal attack on him in the remark made by me on his speech on Savings Books, that nothing was further from my wishes or intention than to attack any one.

My letter in your paper of the nth April, was writ- ten in defence of the institution of Saving: Banks, so generally and beneficially established in Scotland, and if I made observations in disparugetnent of his speech, they were made necessarily, consequent on the sub- ject, and certainly were not meant as a personal at- taclt on biru, which I could have no possible motive in making, and wlticltl utterly disclaim.

Iultull offer only one observation on his explana- tion-Had the hon. gentleman applied a little of that modesty to himself which he so gracefully laviehee on me, and given. as quotations from Lawson, that part of his speech which is reported as delivered of his own knowledge, he would lrsvo enabled me at once to apply to his author those remarks which he is pleased to construe as personal to himself, for he could hardly have suspected me to detect the plagiarism.

To p-event me being charged with another anno- nyrnoua attack on my hon. friend, if he will still allow use to call him so, I subscribe myself‘

Falconwood, ltth April.

If Lawson’: Book on Banking is as far voide of the truth generally, as the quotations referred to, the following lines from Burns may be well applied to it :

“ Some Books are lien, frac end to end, \Vhile eome great lies were never penned."

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Charlottetown Markets,AprIl 12. ad

lloel’, (srnall) lb. 4d u 61 ; 'I'rtllow, u I0tl Do., by quarter, dtl n Md 1 Wool, 2d it In 3d Pork, Md it -ljrl j Ilntneapun, ytl. 8: 6d a be Do., In brl a 7d : Flour. pcrl . 8d Mutton, per lb. 4.l n 6.l 1 Oatmeal, per lb. 24] Liam _. rrmto l lit y, uualr. g 5.. Ve-I. per lb-. ad a 5.1 r om, .. 2. 9.1 Him. 0|‘ lb-s rt Ghrl l'ertrl Barley, per Ill. 2d Codlis , per qtl., no a I5: I'r)tntueo,bu:lI. 2a dds 8: 'l'urlt e. n r Carrots, per lmslt. 2s 6d Fowls, Is 3-! as in (ii Trtn--thy Set-rl bush 24: u'.'6

'I‘urnips bush In 2d a In at l L‘Im't:r Heed lb., Is rt Ir 3-!

Eggs.per doaeu, OJ rt l0.l ‘ Rabbits eac Srl rt btl ‘lteese, a I May, per ton, II5s I30: Brttter, (fresh) I: n In 3] r St.raw,pcrcwt. ls Bil u do Do., (by the tub) I0tl a ls l Geeae reach, 2: n 2: llrl Lard, 3d a 9d - Wild Green. 3: n 3: 66 AUCTION. Cottage, Field and Furniture, A U C ‘I’ I 0 N .

0 BE SOLD. by AUCTION, on Morrnav, the lat do of M next, on tho premises, a neat little C0"! PAGE, and FII-ILD about four acres, e property of Mr. William Sampson, on the Prince- town Road. adjoining Crabbe. about eight miles from Town, (Freehold Proptert ,) rrmnediatoly after, all his Honaehnld FURNITU E and ISFI-‘EC'l‘S: Bed- oteads, Feather Beds, llolaters, Pillows, Blankets, Quilts and Sht.-eto,'I‘ahle Cloths, 'l‘owe|s, Toilette Set, Washstand. Looking Glaues, 'I‘ublcs,Chnirs, Chest of Drawers, Clock, Set Clrinn, Set Dinner Service, Glues, rthenware. and Kitchen Utensils,

with various other articles.

Term: at the time of Sale. JAMES N. HARRIS,

Auctioneer. Charlottetown, April 12, I854.

TI-IE LIQUOR TRAFFIC: Ought it to be protected. or to be prohibited by Law? HE ADDRESS, recently delivered at the Tom- perance Ilall, Charlottetown, before the Mem- bers of both [loans of Leghlature. and others, by the Rev. J. It. NAlRAWAY,jIlel Published and for sale by Mr. G. 'I‘. H Mr. Stamper. l’rict.- siapence; considerable reduction if sold by the dozen. GRAND DIVISION. OTICE is hereby given. that the neat Quarterly Session of the rand Division, 3. ., in Island, will be holden in the Ternpernnce llall. Charlottetown, on 'I‘twnso.nr, the 27th day of April instant, at 4 p. to. By order, I’. DESBRISAY, G. S.

April lot, I854.

LOST,

N WEDNESDAY last, April l2th. near Mr. Stnmper’s, a Ilalifttx £6 NOTE; finding the same, and will leave it at Mr. llIelsuac’s,

shall be rewarded liberally for their trouble.

JOHN McLEAN.

VVest River.

N out-door SEIl.V'AN'I‘ is wanted Mn- Harrnnnv, to undertake the care of nnimol farm, &c., &c., with n Cottage on the premises. Newiand. lath April.

ONS OF TEMPERANCE. Agricola Division, No. 83. Locstt'on— PVItt'ts Sande.

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David Reid, W. P. Williarn Glover, VV. A. A. Blue, II. S

H. Brookos, A.sR. S.

lparkllng Gent Division, lo. 88. I.ocotr'on— Georgetown. orrtcaas: Richard Gldle , W. P. Duncan l\lcLolInn. W. A. R. 8. John Soboy. A. R. 8. Job Parker. F. 8. liter, 'I‘.

Ales. llolbertoon, P. W. P.

lllssgptr lz Manchester llottae. Racer an by In. arrivals, and for sale by the Subscriber, a General Supply of DRY GOO UCERIES.

Aloe. DIGBY SM KID HERRINOS. JJVJVJPOLIS CHEESE, OILS, WINE, Chests superior doe TE.1. (to. lo.

9°» I’ ole or to Let,

A FARM on the St. Peter's Road, about three miles from Charlottetown. consisting of .8 Acres’ ofI.AND, in a high state efoultivation.

, DAVID WILSON.

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I, Richmond - Charlottetown. Doe. 80. ll“.

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area. without any ; 93: ""..'ll?.'i'.’...""" "'3 rl.";r3..""'a".,"'.r'.'1 at Ila .

LONDON HOUSE. New Fall Goods. for 1853'

UST RECEIVED otlhc LOJVDOJV HOUSE. es Sir .dle;amter and Hrtrn, front England. on extensive supply of IlilI'l‘Ii-ill GOODS, lultalrlo for o season. corrrprisirrrr in DRY GOODS: Silks, Sutins, plain and figured; Moire Antique Dresses, Plusheo irt every shade. French Marines, Silk Velygte, black and colored; Orleans and Coburglts, Dreee materials of every kind, Cloaking: in grant variety, Ilobes in tire latest fashion, Prints good and cheap, Damunlto and Moreens. I~‘rirrge: and Lace for do.. Gents. silk, felt and covered llutn, For and Cloth Cape, Umbrellas, cotton and nillr; Ladies’ and Children's Stays, Do. cotton Drcuee, Habit Shirts, Chernisettee, Sloevee, Collars and Collin, Laces antl Mllllllll, Jewellery, large assortment; Vases, in every form; Gents’. Seal Overcouts, \Vork Boxes and Cabinets, Mention, itt all the new styles, Shawls in variety, Ribbons of all kinds, Fancy 'I‘rirnming.x, Drone Buttons, Ladies’ winter Bonnets. Do. dresaurrd other Caps, Do. Cap Fronts and Borders, Artificial I-‘lowers, Gloves and Ilusiery, Ladies‘ and Children’: Boots and Shoes, Carpet Slippers, Leather Slrppenu Borlin “tools and Patterns, Penelope Cnrtraeo. Haber- dnghgf _ _ ' ' ' do and Lin- ens, ' _ Clothing, Oil floor (,‘lotlt, all widths; (, _ worsted 'l‘ublo Covers. 'I‘able Linen, 'I‘willod Slutt- ingu, Regatta and fancy do., Long Clotho,,urtdresoed, Domestic Cottorte; Beaver, Pilot, superfine and fancy Cloths, Doeeltinn in variety, Worrtlotl "Card, new article; Ilunting Cord, Molcekins, Block and colored Cotton Velvcta. Blankets, all prices; Dome.-tic Sheets, Flannel: and Sor ea; Corded. quilted and ltrtir Patti. cotrto, Childrcn‘n Dresses, Floor and strrir_Cttrpeting. Crumb Clotltn, Stair Ddtnask, Rubber Coats, llor-tn, Shoes and Leggings, Stationery, Perfumery. llair ollu, Toilet Soups, Chamois Skins, Petticoat Cord , 'I‘rrtvel- ling Bags, Ladies’ Furs. Linings, French (Zarnbric Handkerchiefs, Hassocks, Silk Hundltcrcltief-r, Fancy Neck Ties, 'I‘nble Matte, Cotton and mualln llundlter- chiefs, Bonnet Shapes. Cup Shrtpcs and Crowns, Gents’ Mufiicrs, Ilenrth Iluge. Socks and Sucking. GROCERIES:

Soucltong and Corrgnu Tea. Coffee. llcmcopntlrir: Cltucnlute, Crualted and moist Sugar. Baiting Powder Table Suit, Ground and whole llice, Split Petra, Muatnrd, Preserved Citron, cheap; Pudding Spices. Spices of all kinds, Glertlicld nrtd Poland Starch, Fig and button Blue. Washing Powder Albert night lights, Soups, Cundlerr. ,

mo, a Large and General Assortment of Hand- warc, the whole having been selected by the Subscri- berin person, and purchased direct front the Immu- fuctoriea, he can with confidence, rt.-commend them to the public as good and cheap, at the csntl-lirtlmrcnt

SZARD. Opposite the Catholic Chapel, Great George Street, Charlottetown, Not‘. ldtlt, 1853.

FALL GOODS. US'I‘ IlllPOR.'I‘ED, and for sale by the Sub- scriber, at his NEW STOIIE, next. door to his residence in Grafton Street, a choice selection of

American and other Goods, comristing of- SUGAII, in hogslrenda, brrrrels and by retail, Loaf, crusltetl and refined do. ’

Superior Hysnn and Soucltortg TEAS, in chests, half chests, and by retail ; I

COFFEE, RICE, PILOT BREAD, tn barrels and b retail;

yCRACKERS, CIIEESE, Vinegar, Mustnrd,>Pep- per, Ginger, 'I‘uble Salt, od_u, S crtlllll. 508 Candles, Starch, Blue, Burning Flurd, Matches. ’[‘ohacco,Cigara, Rosin. B|rtciturg,>61.c. '

Fresh Murrctttel IIAISINS, CONFl:'.CTIOiVAIl.Y, Nuts, Lemon and Ginger yI'|Ip- -

I’l{IN'l‘I-JD CO'l"I'UNS, Striped and Unbleached do. ; Bed-ticks, &c. Cases of Il0O'I'S and SIIOIZH; Ladies‘ and Gentlemen‘: India Rubber Iloots and Shouts '

Indiltn Rubber Coats and Oil Suite ; Iluflirlo Robes of superior qualit ;IIuta and Cups;Cntton-wick l|lI(I I.urrrp-wicks ; Fluid Lurupa—pntent and cornrnon in variety; CHAIRS, with cane acutrt and wood ditto, in great variety of pattern ; Lookmg Ginsu.-a, Glues Lanterns ; Jule and Grass Mats ; llny F rkl. -Spades urtrl Shovels ; Rough Bourd,Sltingle nrtd Lutlr Naile ; Window (iluu in boxes and by retail : Shoe- maltera' Lasts, Nails, Pege and 'l‘hread.

MULASSES in hngslreude and by retail; Codfinh Oil. in barrels and by retail.

leo—nn assortment of CURRIERS' TOOLS; Paile, 'I'ubs. in nests or single ;Clothos Pins, Brooms, Brushes, &c.

re HAND-—AIl'lP.l‘ICl'llI and Island manufactured SOLE LI-IA'l‘|lEll, Ncata‘ Leather. Calf Skirts, and

Harness Leather. \V. B. DAWSON. Charlottetown, November 14. OFFICE REMOVED. . HE Subscriber has removed his Ollice to hrs Dwelling IIou.se,lutely occupipd by Andrew Duncan, Enquire, at the corner of Prince and Water Streets. JOSEPH I-IENSLEY. Charlottetown, 2d March, I854. 6w

LL Persona indohted to the lltte Firm ofJ. Mill- ner Gt Co. are rr.-.-pectlully requested to make immediate payment to C. I-‘. Harms, and all persons

THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Govnntvoa—-rt-ta n EAIII. of ELGIN and General of Canada. llnan 0rrrcs—22 St. Andrus Square, Edict burgh.

Board of Management in Halifax for .h'etur Scotlu am! Prince Edward Island-

Ho . B. Altnon. Banker.

Hnu. William K. Black. Banker.

Lewia Bliss, Esq. ~

Charles Twirling. E:q., Barrister.

John Buyley Bland, En.

Hun. Alnxamlor Keith, Merchant.

James Stewart, Eaq., Solicitor.

Medical Adviser—A. F.

ran-r trostonannn flan KINCARDINE, Gevunor

Agent The core of the Cotltpttll will be prepared to urnittlt information as to th-- - t-iplcs and practice of the Company and the . l Aoaururtce.

Charlottetown—-Medical Advisor—H. A. Jul \l. D. Agent—E. L. Lydinrd.

" _ ,“ :£“‘..l ‘ ‘ ' “ ." Kaye, M. D. Ageut—Willinm Sanderson.

St. F.leauor's--.Vlcdical .\rlvieer-—Jooepb Bell, M

D. Agent—'I‘hotnaa Hunt. .\IA'l"I‘HI-SW H. IIICHEY.

6: following gentlemen have been a pointed t ‘-2 in Prince Edtrrar Island, In rl "

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Charlottetown Mutual Insurance ompony, . Incorporated by Act of For lament tn I848. HIS COMP NY offers the best guarantee in case ofloan, and accepts Ilislte at asuving of fully 50 per cent, to the ‘assured.

The present reliable Capital exceda £1700. Per- sons having property in Charlottetown, or vicinity, should lose no time in applying to the Secretary of thin Company for Policies or Information.

LE7 One of Philips’ Fire Annihilator: has been purchased by tho Corrtpan y, for tire benefit of person: Insured in this Ollicc. crroc Fire, the use ofit can be obtained iuttnediutcly, by applying at the

secretary's Otiicc. ‘V HEARD P _d . , root out IIISNIIY PALllll:‘.R. e y and Treasurer. Secretary’: Oflice, Kent Streot,§ August Otlt, I853.

The National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society of London. CAPI1‘AL £500,000 Sterling. Empowered by Act of I'arliaurenl, 2d Vtctorta. A Saving Bank for

Orphan.

the Widow and the V '1‘. IIEATII HAVlLAND,jr. Agent for Prince Edward Island.

EL? Oflice, Queen Sqnnrc, Charlottetown.

September 5, I853. Ial Equitable Fire Insurance Compa-

ny of London Incorporated by .dct of Parliament.

0AllD OF DIIII-lC'I‘OllS for I’. E. Island.- Hort. T. H. Hrrutland, Hon. Charles Herit- Iey. Francis Lorrgwerth, Erq., Robert Hutchinson,

l'.'sq., Thomas Dawson, ‘sq.

Detached Risks taken at low Premiums. N- charge for Policies. ' other information, may be obtained fr_ortr the Sub acribcr, at the Ullice of G. W.Deblois Esq. Charlotte

town. II. J. CUNDALL.

Sept. 7th I853. Agent for P. E. I. pro but

ALLIANCE LIIE .dJV'D FIRE INSURANCE CO1!- PJI./\"Y, LOJVDON. Is-ranusnnn av AC1‘ or ranuaarnstr. Capital £5,000,000 Sterling. ARLES YOUNG, Agent for P. E. Island.

Books! New Books! UST OI"l-ZNISD at G. '1'. HASZARD’S Book Store, rt large supply of NEW BOOKS and ST.dTIO.«V'l;'R Y. among winch will be found the newest st.-tndurd Literature of tlter.Iay— Muunder'n 'I‘renrruries, Ch:tlrrrcr's. Posthumous Vl'orlts, Parlrir Librurics, Illustrated Book Case, Nennder"s Church History. “ Mt.-tnorirrla of Christian Life, “ ' lfltriat. Kitto’a Pictorial Life ofour Savidur, Borne’: Notes in II vols l2mtv. and 2 vols dto, Cyclopedia of Religious Derronrinntinrrs, written by members of the dilfercnt Denominations, &c. &c.

Hat and Clothes Cleaning ESTABLISHMENT.

200 Point of the Island. l

Sewers. hlocretary—Matthew H. Ilichey,Soliciro- ‘ mgr. . d

HE Subscriber, grateful for pant frtvurs, begs tr- rcmind his friex dn, nnd the public, that he «ml carries on the above business in all its hr Gents.’ Beaver, Silk and Felt Hate, re-still‘.-marl redyed and cleaned; Old Clothe: cfevery d¢ILll;.' clenned; all spots of paint, grease, &c.,rett.v and the gnrrueut restored to its former lustre. JOHN HOBBS, Harte. Orders left at Mr. J. William's,

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having any demand: against the said Firm, are re- quested to present their Accounts to the same, for

adjustment. JA.\lES MILLNER, CHAS. F' llAllltIS. Charlottetown. April I2. -ti

NOTICE.

HE Subscriber having been duly empowered by

Gu.natt-r Hunnazrtsotr, of Hyde‘ Park. Square, London, Esquire, and Aa1-nun llnrrnntt- eost. of Liverpool, in England, Merchant, surviving Execution and Trustees named and appointed in and by the last Will and 'I‘cstrrment of Gilbert Henderson, late of Liverpool, aforesaid. Merchant, deceased to collect all Debts and Some of Money due to the Estate ofthe said Gilbert Ilendcrsrm, deceased, within this Island, and to dispose of all Land: and llereditumetrts belonging to said l-Estate eiturttn therein. All ersotte so indebted to the Estate of the sold Gilbert I endor- oon. deceased, are duly required without delay to pay into my band: the several amounts due by them: and those eraons who rney . 9 in poaoesaion ofan rt of each Lands and Premises, are required to mnlte an irnmediate and satisfactory arrongetneut with me, otherwise they will be treated no 'l‘re;paeocre.

OHN ID GWORTH.

Charlottetown, April 9th. I858 ‘

NOTICE.

LL Persons having rrnv legal demands against the A Estate of the late William Iiuncock, ol'Cor|nttr- town, Etttrher. deceased. are requested to present the ootne, duly attested, within 'l‘hree Calendar Months from this date , and all Persona indebted tnthe mid Estate, are requested to make immediate payment.