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¢ : ET ES INL NE OE NE PNET IE PRN TN a TENT I - = — ee —— — ce ana apenermameeaiinn aan oe ‘ - | . , a) . y ‘ 4% m h eould tell in favour of the tenantry ; and it must | sure that might be the means of procuring free lands for his) the Schooner Augusta off W aukegan, about 30 miles north TRY ] 1h) { BY ue SWABEY & ROBERTS, fact which eoulg te : : iP . f hie: at hal!-past 2’cloek this mornine BH ee ' P thn . » Pro- | fetlow-colonists ‘lieved thi 98 the land question | of Chicago, at hall-past 20’cloek tis a } | : a issi be stated to the eredit of the i Counsel for the Pro | fe low-colonists He believed that anh rn e land q on) : . iy ay : ' ee | 7 } y } 2 i ’ Commission Merchants, i ae ‘aed Wl burton*and ©. Palmer, that while they was now settied to the entire satisfacti n of the tenantry, and | I rom see — = fifty to we ree _— eee ARN ae rete . ’ r . . ave bee ar and amMony 8 Jere 2 ibine . , " i one , r 7 zm : ‘ » srasness the intorests committed to their care, |! the Briush Government persisted in supporting the arbitrary we ers a. i 4 Y. oe ad Killen at dx ‘al a a } AKE NOTICE. WHOLESALE and RE TALL PROVISION DEALERS, euurd with fre — ' . . i , Tavers, the reel wrers unk 8, ANd Severe 2 cOn- | 4 : J : es bstruct orem!arrass the enquiry in | Claius of tue landholders, as had heretofore been dune, an) Yagers, the Greew Yavers a Eee yt = ge LL Persons indebted to the Sabseriber by Book Account, or other | Great Gaorge Str-et, Charlottetown, P E Island. they did not atten Aga Pee : } ld} y t th 4 f the | Preis of Miiwauke», who were on a visit to Mis city, rf wise, are requested to make payment before the FIR-T day ot dpvivacitiey . armed force woi de CeSsaUry secure » peace Of tue ‘ r . ‘ - ” : . at di i , : 5 nano » of ina stages. The attendance durmg the three days was | “F™* Oe ee, ee Col. Lum-dew, ove of the New Orleans Picayune, and) DECEMUER next, as any accounts remaining due after that date will! \7 wave oN HAND, AT LOWEST MARKET RATES— an talline . . . ( —_— hte i %y ‘ 1@ Cuuse B {fh ry, Wiki . io. “ ; sued for . , olice. = ‘ i » pomerous, and nearly every Tosnship in the County Cu ony.—Alter advocating the ewuse of the tenantry ‘ fumily, were ou board, aud are supposed to be among the | sued for withvut further notice GEORGE’ F2¢ LOWDEN. FLOUR TEAS BRANDY, Pale and Fer | : r ' . "i lorahle ¢ t : FOr ir: 3 lane » several | " | " : . gas represented by three or four Delegates each —all of whom | Const rable ability, and answering satis{a torily the several |). | ) 3 | Chaslottetown, September 18, 1860. a. orn Meal Coffees , Dark highly tees ct be farmers, and weald be a eredit to any | (4ertuns put to him by the learned Counsel on both sides, and| At the time of the aeeident the schooner was sailing at |... —————_—_—_—— Ship Bread W hite Sagar Rotterdam GIN oe are & is i be the © ant a fie ; ked the Court for} he rate of eleven miles an hour. } Crackers Brown Sugar Cream of the Valley licence and manly bearing. There was) 2¥ the Commissioners, Mr. Warburton thanked the Court for : ‘ | lic Molassé : gountry fur their intellizence and manly bearing. ere was; °! | The steam-tug M’Queen lelt this morning for the scene o! Rice olas6e8 Jamaica - — nh amongst them as to the objects of tle courtesy and attention shown to him, aud expressed his Soe ssits o ‘ | Pork Mustard Demerara Rum ee ee ee . : : | the disaster, Bacon Per per Scotch Whisk endina item tints teat . », ardent hope that the enquiry now in progress would be attend- | 5 et Mi ar pe oteh Whiskey their mission Lhey came to give their testimony «8 to the a 7 4 y I TUE CLERK'S STATE UENT. Row AL COMVWISSEONW. Hams Spices Malt Whiskey y +) . » seein anren o ., ead BY the best resu ts to the country at large. | : z a is ; ' . ales : evil working of the proprietary system—its depressing, sou)- | OO BY the Des : ” 7 oo ld 1 th® The clerk makes the following statement :-—" The Lady | QT OTICE is hereby given, that the Commissioners appointed re Chaps ickles oe Wine crushing and impoverishing ¢Mfeete—characterised by galling Nicnonas Conroy Esqr., M. P. P., next addressed th | “ek ae ligt Tay] hy the Queen to enquire into and ores aaeveenaes Serene on Suresh ie 2 : ; » WAS aAppointe elegate, in e any with Mr.j °° Po . Tre elative to the R 8 and Owners and Tenants in this | bobdaee ‘ oppression and outrageous exactions and injastice on the part Court. He was appointed a Delegate, in company with | Among her passengers were the Bnion Guards of Milwaukee. ; a : a the svat ot om ‘. or Court House in Saint! Manilla Rope Vinegar Claret ay ar ° ie > Views : ) ‘the pe e | a ’ os aia a ‘ he sitnd Wil open ther court ¢ ] 1 s aS . of some land speculatorsand agents,~and they discharged Warburton, to represent the views and opini au of the peopl | comprising a party of 250 excursionists from that city. At PMaande"s Oe (vedn day the 12th day of September instant, Vakum ; Soaps Champagne, ; : Sensei cieaiad | , jat Tignish. He had heard that the Commission were noi | out hall-past two ths morning the schooner Augusta of | tak iii i proceed with the inquiry ; and at the | Cohza Oil Candles Bottled Ale & Po their important trest, in some instances with great ability. 6 a 04:3 Jal . to hoy evidence and proceed wit mt r Albertine Sperm Candles Maraschino ; rith and independence. It is dif- | disposed to investigate the titles of the proprietors, and for | Oswego came in collision with the Lady Kig n when about Court House in Georgetown, for the same purpose, on Wed- o° Spe and in every case with firmaess and independence. It is di! s 10a Bea Winn” intent cake Ul aah hee a Ghee ack chs FOU didn saints Starch Noyaa ‘ j ~ » » » { oP r so ire snore, @ VessSe uc e@ s'es ‘ esdauy sr sti ‘ . ° 7 i‘ Seult to say which attracted most attention—gave most in- tat reason did not expect mach good would result from ther) 1" . ere on the-aterboaritenle.. : The tuo. send verte ers (Signed) J. WAMILTON GRAY Paint Oils Saleratus Geneva —— ° midships gangway on the starboard side. ; esseul> Digned » ALAS a ; 2, ” ' : alll ne a hla 0 est deliberations ; but he was now gtud to learn that they intended "S™UPS & ‘J sor : - JOSEPH HOWE Glass Indigo Blue, * Old Tom terest to the proceedings Of the day, or made the strongest 7 |-evarated ins‘antly, and the Aagasta drifted by om darkness SOUN W. RITCHIE Milk Paneh press ym the mi the Commissioners—the warmand | t make u general enquiry. He would, therefore, give some i : of the callision there were tiiusic and } . : ne ee : impression on the minds of ( uo é ms gis as see un, | At the moment © the @ eer a Pee eet rad ..| Charlottetown, Sept. 10, 1860. English Soda Water, and numerous other smaller srticles, all steady flow of eloquence with which the wrongs and su fle rings 'miormation to shew. how the vwuship On which be bas} lancing going on lu the forward eabin. no a0 instant alie: ee belie Lerdva Importation, and all] warranted. of the early settlers in this Island wege depicted. and the resided for the last twenty-five years tell into the hands vl|:he ecra@h all was still, and in ha'f an hour the steame: Extensive Sale of ‘Tea, r ‘ . iit . ee } gia ¢ the ladies were pale on hl oe b harsh and arbitrary conduct uf the land speculators exposed ; those who new claim ownership over it. I 1835, when he| sank. passed through the ca ius: ah ladies were | le om” ' . & Tes iz Liberal advances made against CONSIGNMENTS at . ss ; } ; Rai WY on: ; but silent There wes pot a ery or shrick—no sound but | &Q3 ring Im ortatio Ex Sa 8 all times, on receipt of Goods, or the plain and unpretending narrative, dashed with quiet first settled at ignish, no person was recognised as the pro me : Wet Pe) OD May 29, 1860 ° 1 a ‘ ‘ : , c ak os ietor of L6t O Tw d of i ithe rush of steam and the surge of the heavy sea. V iether e. f ‘. May 29, 9? y wg hemnent, LS Gee or Ceara errr w Wee the | pueeter of 14 i at clare ithey were fully aware of theedanger, or whether their ap- E’'rom Britain. { rap narrator showed how one poor settler after another had.been on those Lets paid no rent. About 1838, the Hon. Mr. | valling situation rendered them speechless, L cannot tell, rENILE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL BY AUCTION at nar [Pere “F' ” ‘ . . * Pas ' . ’ ¢ ; hs yy duped, harrassed and plund red by some wily and unscrapu- Peters, who was then appointed Agent for the Messrs, | “A Loat was lowered at once with the design of going his SALE RVOM, in Queen street, on THURSDAY } 9 lous adveatarer who claimed ownership over some of the Cunards, came to Cascumpeque, and stated that they wer. | round upon the |:rboard side to exawine the leak. There jthe 25th instaat, at 11 o'clock, 195 Chests and Malt Chests Qu «40N SQUAR ic ; ‘ , ial longing he boat, but just at that mo-! Lea, viz: . T 2 ad : ‘ o sayths > } Je- | the law , 2 er . sities > . | Were two oars belong ng to the boat, but J at that m ca, y OA eee > : 2 Township lands. Suffice it to saythat the a ae of the De- the lawful owners - Lot 2. At the earnest request of Mr. ment some person possessed himeslf of ana Af (hem. and we’ 90 Half Chest CONGOU PALESTINE, \ R. BENJAMIN DAVIES hegs leave to annoneance to bie legates, and the interest evinced by tie Commissioners, made | Peters he accompanied that gentleman in his visits to the | f ss “ i a ; manate Mee Wecno Mieeesd a| 80 do do LAWDERDALE, - friends and the public that he has purchased the entire 7 7 were left power'ess ranage 2 : ccee ded | , , al ; sssion. and have done th to seal the dk abit: 9 “ee : chine re ; an 10 do do SOFDORTH, ‘ : & great impression, and nen done much to seal t e doom of | inhabitants of Lot 2, but they stoutly refused to attorn to louce in reaching the wheei but were q nickly drifted away 10 he Ps STAR OF TITE NORTH, STOCK EN TRADE, : landlordism, at least in Prince County. A few of the pro- him. Mr. Peters threatened them with the vengeance of Mr.|and thrown upon the beach at Winetka. Only two boats! 5 a. da VANGUARD as well as the premises above named, ee belonging to : . ‘ at Se ee pe peg: by ala xr he le ’ 3s McNvrr, Esqui i -on- prietors and Agents were present in the Court House. | ( unard, allud ng to the great power, wealih and influence | were left on the steamer. Oue of them containe! 13 per- | 1 Half Chest YOUNG HYSON, STAR OF THE EAST. | the one fae MeNipere Segoe, Ae wae ce peery con "—> Y - oO ' ee . all of whom were s:ved ‘ oat ie , ion of Traders | U28ing the business under the vario Mears. Yeo, DeBlois, HW. Cundall, A. E. C. Holland, and W. | which that gentieman possessed. These threats had the | 8085, & ‘ . | This lot of Tea is well worthy of the attention of Traders ‘iis 2 od : Ee “— sty ane scasi ; “The other boat had 8 persons, but only 4 of them throughout the Istand,and can be warranted by the importers! BRITISH AND AMERICAN GOODS ond i did ! ! I J I H. Pope. were in constant attendance, and did occasion- desired effect, and in a short time a number of the settlers : ai a ie . in by hi "283 ached the shore alive, the otters being drowned at the). ‘ing ery superk ualit dealt in by his predecessor. ’ t in answer to the complaints of j ke | rf Mr. P ora i ee a Pe as hemg. at very superior qualey, | i” i > al t iety of Goods in ; sluntee Re ute me in answe e cK i ) avree : » lease } " ste 7 > we iii. | ; ? " m = ai | _ . . oo e »“ al’y volunteer some statem I OF agreed to tuke leases from Mr. Peters. They were a poor ill- | beach. Befure I left the stcamer the engine had ceased to Rewewser—The sale takes place on THURSDAY, the 25th | Che oe ree ee ee aa . . " ‘ ’ . . ° . ; | ; . e+ om: ay » bee slecte ‘ » » the tenants, bat they appeared more like persons on trial for | informed class of Frenchmen, easily misled, and often imposed | work, the fires having been extinzuished. SEPFEMBER, at 11 o’ciock. ie a. » having been selec ya } I : : ; ’ : on ‘ om . . yo ; a. , > 9 | Trade. some grave misdemeanour than gentlenen prepared to advo- upon. They had suffered much persecution, and had been| “The force and direction of the wind was such that the | lexms.—All sums ander £10 cash, £10 ie 3 marvin Ile deoms it necessary to notify the customers who dealt at i S ites . . » ‘ ‘ te » wreck were 7 ake | £30 % re sredi upproye int notes o! ‘i... See 3 . : ee cate a just and honourable cause. The fact is, landlordism, repeatedly driven from one partof the Isiand to another |>0ats aud fragments of the — k were ae up = a | 2 ga upwards 4 months credit, on upproved ju | the Cheapside House, that for the future the a a : . : : . , re. +" a ‘ ie room} sa Ge 2 © “at 2 Vietoityv F f etKa. As; . dia wi : * »te he . : wods wi as a system, is virtually broken down in this Island. Whiat- They were afraid that if they resisted Mr. Peters’s demand | ‘ad would reach the shore in the vig 7.9 — } ALEXANDER McKINNON, Auctioneer. conduct don the cash principle, and that no goo of tt c issi s, tl isaficed at this time, they would be subjected to furtl ion, | £ Sto0d upon the beach bopelesfY looking back upon Se} Charlottetown, Sept. 11, 1860 delivered to any person until paid for. . . 4 0 he Sxik 8, e t i this e e \ c yjecte arse ’ ‘ . . ail a - , oept. 9 4 . : ° os . ; ever may be the award " t —— ! ers vere 18 a Da a , - : jee : Oo turther per ecution, | route over which we bad drifted, l eould see in the gray ee aie ae lt will be the eare of the a anager to maintain the charac- and analterable determination in the mind of every man,)and driyen from their new occupations. Descendants of the | the morning objects floating upon the water, and souetiaes R 4 BR ER LZ E | ter this Shop bas earned and well deserves for : : z ! | Siau a7 See > : : : i 4 . whether Liberal or Conservative, to get rid of the leasehold | ig Fronch se{iers, who had improved and beautified the face) { thought buman beings struggting with the waves. | PENG take place at St Androw’s, on Thursday, the 4th day of | PRIME ARD CHEAP GOODS, . : . , — ° 4 . : , ‘ . iy ae a We Pils Mata @ ¥ take place at oo 4 - ’ rey er * ees she ae : : tenure. The people of this ‘ountry w ill not continue to p®y of the country in the neighbourhood of St. Eleanor 8, where ; if G. Cavut, Clek La ty i gin. October next, for one of the new Patent Prinee of Wales by providins the —~ oe a which ae ee P . - : ° . i . y . . . . 1 . oo. | . " w reat onder any conditions; and as for the payment of the old the fruits of the labours of their forefathers excited the) The soa of the proprietor of the Loudon News was on | Votato Diggers, of the value-ot £10, in four prizes ot £2 10s. | by rigs t a cash only, “a sbieciae ena hee , of : ol ut, the Commissioners announced their opinion | cupidity of adve turers and lund speculators, they retained a board and is supposed to be lost. jeich. The winners can hive the amount from the Committes | Stock at the ORS; an ae y enabl dispose —— ee al na ih det ee ; oe ists: Seatinn e } avers of the stéamer are all lest , in Cash if required. The proceeds to be appropriated in aid | it at lower prices than heretofore known. very clearly at St. Eleanor’s, that those arrears should not de lively reeotlection of the suSerings to which their ancestors No. ee a si her ft e vind ) ‘an b 1 can b cof the funds of the new Catholic Churel now in course of Hb: ae uC y Sead aoe nae : ‘ 6 cas No acourate list or wanber of 610 poreogs.on Duard can be |. se ae Andrew's — = :- asked for, pending the present enquiry ; and, indeed, if such | had been exposed. and rather than go through a similar ordeal |. ° ei a : be nearly correct : | CTeCtion at St. Andrew's. . ¥ ey " Abc : _ Pa C : sin ‘ s P " eo ah to ae but the following is eetimuted to b early orrest: | Tickets 2s. 6d. each can be procured from the following an opinion Aad never beea ziven by the Commissioners, we themselves, they patiently submitted to the terms imposed by |p. warsion party 30); regular petsenzers 50; steamer’s | Committee — e 7 sara woul ai Yon ae . . Ti asa a an at thee sehr ‘ : Veoal 225 hase t S) are red } > W ob P.S > [Ss . doubt if much of the arrears would be paid. Mr. Cunard's Agent. These terms were, that the* should grew 3). Total 335. OF those ba@8J are save . tlon. P. Waker, . STEPHENS, i . — : : . ‘ Zz rs Re ; ~rERCE Gav North Side Queen Square, opposite the Market One of the most amusing ‘eatures of the display of public each pay £10 as back rent, and an annual rent of £5 ster ‘ing cone on ie: ° ‘ aie © : ecg a a James McCrairuy onaLp Mclsaac, , ; ) feeling in Prince County was the zeal for he inter stsof she per 100 acres—the first year's payment to become due in four PORT OF CHARLOTLETUWN. Tus. Mcrrar, — lion. D. Brenan, Treasurer. MPORTATION from Halifax and United States :— y Cink ad : ite o Toi aa ot ear. ) ) : t ‘ r ° trenan'ty shown by many uf tne quandam friends of the Pro- | months from the time at which they uttorned. Though weil} ENTERED. Sept. IL, 1860. Dry —— re omagy | Sadie, Tenn are oe ; 7 . . Sovernment +! disposed, with theee terms they : a i ; . . . ig , , a nh ware, Fancy Goods, Upper an e Leather, Bue prectine GG Ee meppereree of & poaypatany eg pamnamt. Ef | deposed, with Hane tres they could tae eepply. The £10 Sept. 7—Stesmer gnc yy, roe es sar Rares. i The latest Discovery for Saving Money to the Brooms, Washboards, Clothes-pins, &e.; sone, “oanae the Escheators of the old school were vivlent in their cow-| arrears and the aecruing rent pressed heavily upon them ; and | Be a we B teas <7 Saute. _ : Lo. 2 a farmers who Parchase. Tobacco, Cigars, MOLASSES, SUGAR, LEA, Rive, Figs, : , ; , Afton, Beaton, Boston; bal, JF suas, & Oertsen, Sydacy; —_ 202 Rowe Yonfecti Apples, Onions, Nats Saad » Peanrietor he ne nronents ¢ | -j alk sed by threats of | r asain di- possessed, they al loned | ial “4cohae, Pictou; do. W—steamer Westmorlaad Raisins, Currants, Confectionary, pples, ° » risinte azainst tl Proprictors, the new o wvents of landlord- | alarmed #¥ Chreats ul being ayvatn di- possessed, th ‘¥ adandun } _— Swallow, .‘chae, u; ° mr ~ , . : z i again ? | I y i hein teeta Ce fi ote ns eS mI m8 2 _ s mre diac.« }1 —Do., do., Pictom’ Sober. Deseata, Boodruit, THE PRINCE OF WALES Biscuits, Crackers, Lozenges, Pepper, Mastard, Coffee, tem, €prung from Che ranks of the Conservatives, eetipwe the fap —_ ate ' a " ~— sil 18" oe eo Arielat: herring. ‘is *l, MeDooald, New Brunswick; boards. New Patent Potatoe Digger, Ginger, Starch, Blacking. Candle-wiek, Shoe-finding, &e, Eecheaters by the warms and intensity of their sy my athy Widernegss, Their evil furtunes did n % desert them her». 12—Bilen, Peutz, Pugwasu / Jimestone. Clyde, Davidson, Bay oD Upper and Sole Leather cut to order ; and other articles eel ter 5 ’ ’ ¢ - » 508 abull, Picton huestope. Steamer! s ’ ~ 7 y i for the tenantry. aad Ny their hatred of the Pr prictary system Rents continued te aeeumulate, which they were whoily ; — : ach Bi a ne . ~ we Sid, Robert ye at u; of GEORGE JENKINS, Patantes, Lot 49, too numerous to mention. ie . sved fi . se ant , and tty the Latred of th Dp tary syet : 2 ‘ ’ feces “J U my | V este urban evans, Shediac. x. ‘ wGdine, dic ison, bictou; a i i } » ss sae a : ial ne n in unable to lquidate, and they would gladly, if they could a - eee Mel ms ean. /TENAE above named DIGGER has been tried and proved to Fresh Pruit~Oranges, Apples, Nats, &e., just “ae fn Te Commision s effected an extraordinary revolitron in ao iGuidate, an ue} uid piduly, i thes ia, iss o , ' —. { be the best invention of the kind everseen on this Island, | Boston, a stock of which will be kept up during ; in t rece a few days; and the Jandholvers. have gone furticr north to eseape the ine imbranece, (Mr CLEARED. land f, hich Letters Pate huve been granted by the! Summer. puNnie .eciinein the &ps a tOW Gays, ant : I { aa ;a0d for which Letters Patent haye been granted v 4 : eed ] - : os. w sihiailiea 7 Shediac. itor. Betsy, Huw : ° : + fet 4 | , i 2 2 class, may now be suil tw be loft without a friead in the Coorsy here ex;atiated at sume length on the trials and | 5¢pt- 7—Steamer Westmorla qd. Evane, Shediac. é eens ays | Government of this Island. Any one infringing on the same | Ch. Town, April 24,1860. — STEPUEN 0 MARA, 7 —we ° ¢ : Pictou: bal Christiana, MeNeill, des do. : ‘ ’ will be p ecuted as the law directs err ' . ; white inex i he cleariays of ne ms. eepecially bg 4 Rusisne Ssh Luvis Huseies: Plierd. Pictvu 10--Lady | } DC Prosecyu eg as we mee { HAYING AND HARVESTING w le of l’einee ¢ nty. hardelit i ah tw the Cieuting ol pew farms, ef pechiuly by : = ; a3 ~~ ane ee y st@orland, Byaus, | The lullowing Agents will tak orders for these celebrated ‘ ‘ . s ~ dane Grey, au ‘ toucty; & Seats este eltag 7] ic “iid ° . ‘ ‘ : r f » taken very full f the proggedings before the those whu had been borne down by a lung career of s fering Pictou. Sophia, Banecbard, New Brunewick; bal. 11—Cepser-) Machines, whieh are warranted to dig from 24 to 3 acres each Rachines and Emplements. . a ee 1 i. ' we fuk biwa bicWellde at Aileties Steamer Vestine Byes.) day, with oper attendance and care :— , en Rissioners anor’s, but was f espace and priyation, decaying badily strenzth and denressed sp irite. vative, McFadyen, | 23 Gh, t r Westnorland, Event.) day, with proper atten : 4 : 6a 6 ee eee ee 91 aN oe ere ay eo Penta, Pictegs paint Veron, King, Picwnu; bal. 13—Kileo, WoW. Livixe and J. Rowaxs, Charlottetown, where one of | ECENTLY received from England and the United States, weil nes pret asik us bo Mhak mach use oi ihem lor the pr: sent) With rest ct CU Bact sie, he sid that the Messy ®. Pa me Peats, Pictou ; bal os ' the maehin ‘8 can be seen. and for Sale at the Charlottetown

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Nov claimed the owners ip of ttwt Towns! ip, an 1 ealled upon the | ~~w~ee hata 2 aan 2-5 ch pct ; 1 f Id tri t t ttu to t Mr. P ‘wawever, 28 A USSCR ICH Ss, he Ue M Warnpurvos wae the frat ta address t settiers there ty atturn to tuem. Mr eters, ewe , aE | i i ; il mm. JiT ARBLU ’ - r tT . ‘ ‘ , ; A ‘ E From Stediae to Charluttet wa, on the Sth—Mrs. S. Swabey and eh ld, yurt after ite opening at St. Eleanor’s on Wedneeday. Le Agent fur Mr. Cunard, disputed the claim of the Messrs. Mr. Jobe Togs, Me. JW. Morrigon, Ale. Monk, Mr. und Mrs. ‘Jones, , ' i . z ; — + ‘ oeur lass bile . e . has ~~ a: . and Mrs ‘ Grevor. aud s veral othe ra i @ a} : } fe 26 i delegate on behali of tlie Palmer - ba after <« staerabie contention between thes Mr and Mre. Mi yor, o ; “eci tirat i a; penred t re asa | > ai I mt Pictou on the 12th - Lieut Kowan, Danie! Hodgeon, E-q m ‘try of Ti, nish and Cuscea eqs ud said that alt! ous Claimants, they agred ty divide tit Lot between them. This Mr Goorge Frodgs om, Mies Bracken, Me J. Breeken, Ralph argenr a. \ ; » j Viren Mise Rive. C C* . - Oi j Ct3Sqgissiuners themselves wight not enter .ato particulur’ agreemweut having b en ratified, the lawyers in a body made! F {.M Butcher, Mt, Mrs. und Miss Ress, ¢ \ sux, BI Hard, P. i oa ; i a ’ : ' 3 : Trowan MecLeugblan, Cotoamm, Mr. & Mrs. Gillis, E. J. Beown, Mrs. | . iis ‘ a wr rut @ s enh rthe payment rant. : , ; i Wis Medship, as the results uf the proprictary sysiem, | a descent upon te Tuwoship demanding th payment of ran sol Mies Bevegh Sa Ganaiem i i ’ s Dl la eet be setticrs on Lot One tefuecd to comply - Jiutice a \yo have the privi ge of bri ging uuder their With this demand the settlers on Lot One refused w ¢ EE) senisniirnatans Shp ove eT eiinatiaanis 1 ' ~ i oe Would s»oMystrations of the evils of that system, and but threats were ayuin resorted to, and the peuple being f . a ee es : * ed 3 t ° t teal »ded tu tl Reveasr, Aug 11.—Arrived—Delfast, from Bed Gut. P. E. I. : i y terrified, ¢ acuny Ponce eri ally y 2d tu the : ; . e‘rung. t gob ehe po-alar feeling against if was now as fterrificd, and not acting in concert, gradually yie de oo Liverpoon, Aux 25 — Loadimg—nhip Isabel, for P. Bot j . i . . P ° ' mean nagel ha afte card btteos , 4 @. SB silod — eae oi ho Rolferion. | Gi cur history. sr than it had been at any former period demands of the e'aimants, which they afterwards regretted, Dear, Avy } riled —William Douse 4th siferin

ted tl ad Pitt, Aug 9 —Sailed—Bark Garland for Port Hill, at Tignish about (uded to the outbreak whieh took place and wheo too late. resisted the claims of the proprietors — | Arpi.evore, Aug. 12.—Bark Maiakelf, for Port Hill. t 2 ,

' - ' c : fusi “ceive Visi ror bemselves or their Agonts—- |) we enn nnn ee old settlement formew 1845, when the inhabitants of that | tefusing to receive visits from themse m z tilarricd,

On Thursday morning, 6th inst., at St. John’s Chureh, by the Rev. | George M. Armstrong, ussisted by the Rev, M-. swabey, Henry James DuVernst, Exq,, of Gagetown, sun o the late Major ¢. DaVernet, fur- | merly of the Royal Sta® Corps to Suan Jervis, second daughter of Wiliam J. Starr, Esq , of this City.

. . : pposing, armed with pitchfoiks and other offensive weapons, | payment of rent. Aruvwerfal organization to resist the Opposiag, arm j prtcitus , é !

; Fr el ’ im? tine : poured . ee aaa é a us he County —interrapting and recard- at all the roads leading pgteies were at that time stationed the posve comitatus of ¢ J . ping ; g But disgensic

, ei ae pe. Shanite cles on ace men, numbering in all over “ownsliip, bucked by bodies of ing all strangers as Sheriif's officers ns again ~ . ‘ . ~

! rok u ngst themselves—they saw that there was little be r awdy to du the same thing and he believed they woald broke out amongst themsel iy 3 : violent extre mes, if t J dt and p -rhans rash to more | OF no sympathy manifested towards them by tenants in other

vic -a(réeines, ney di pet * ‘ ernhapes us C @ .

ee ae en oe rere te ne RN RRO Ot ON ne enn ns enn eee enna |

7 ; : ' ! : : : ; - f ‘ and they gradually succumbed to the rations of the Commission lle Yt relief from the delibe- partsof the Island, uey ¢ y

Jered that permanent | power of the law, many of them volentarily going to jail in eect imu ; i : ‘ f .

: The

ical ; leon roreed) i} orate }; f the system, he ‘fritation caused by these proceedings still operated on the

Tied,

On Thursday, the 13th inst, Mary Emily Duadas, the infant daughter of the Hon T. H. Uaviland, az Suddenly, at her residence, 21, Greenhill Gardens, Edinburgh, on the r.. of Kerobask. Fifeshire, Seutiand, ia the |

Pesce and contentment cuuld not be s i i s<u8 Luntil the leasehold obedience to the writs that were issued against them tenure was abolished. Ae one eae

{32 woat oy way Ss

re‘erred ty the arbitrary exercise of auth’

. . : . . . ob ies . h wlt. rs. Makgill, se: da « one y he section of the country which he | Pith alt., Mr akgill, minds of the ten a Se eee i y : 65tb yearof her age. The deceased dy was the beluved sis.er of looked forward with Charles Dalgleish, Esq., Charlottetown Hoyalty. At Pinette, Uelfast, on Sanday, the Bid of September last, after a

by landholders

ani agents in eompel B ., oe »nresented, an the elections, not (Mr. Conr ) 7 — 7 ?

ling the tenantry to vor as their c ynsciencea dictated. } nm ‘ nce bLated, but as the lanl : f ¢} . ia fl _ e agerne “ e Comussion, ready to

vs and agents extreme eagerness to the result of the C : y

wished them to vote: aad instanced the condué

lingering Ulness of nearly three Pears, Ann, ayed 23 years; uwlso, on the Hon. make any sacrifices in their power to emancipate themselves priday, the 24:b ult, atter an illness of several months, Kobert, aged en at vears and 3 moaths, son and daughtetof Mr William Koss, On Friday, the I4th instant, Feanes Rerecca, dauguter of Mr. } Commissioners. Mr. Conroy said he did not believe the land) Thuimas Murphy, aged 10 months. hei } : st At Lot 14, on the 9th instant, after aa illaess of some months, Mr. , ne es valuable pr -_ * - 1 1 sested | large ¢ le 3 snds Ti ‘ McKinnon, aged 59 yeras, deeply lamested by a large circle of friends H1s statement was fully e¢

mh ; confirmed in this belief by the superior crops, particularly | and relat ves. most respectable witness, then in Court, a Mr. J;

At Souris, on Sunday, the 9th inst. of inflammation of the lungs, 5 Elizabeth Eijen, aged 3 years aud 3 nuuths, eldest daughter of Nes.

Lean —Mr. Warburton then produced

into between Mr. Yeo

an agreement enterei tre thought that 7s. 6d. an acre, with ten years to pay it, | Alexander Cawpion nd a Mr. John Mitchell, which W28 sould be a very fuir price for any land ia this Island. Ten) considered such an extraordinary production that the Com- 8%jings he considered too high, but he believed the tenantry | missioners retained it for furthe WOU rather pay that high amount than submit any longer | toa Mr. Stewart by the to thevalling oppression of the landlord eystem ; and if they | did Subait to it, it would be with no feeling of gratitude

With regird to the price of improved Jand, it should not be

Mr. Yeo in sendi hee: i

dir. e enuing threate Zz iette he ten iri S Muecatening letters to the tena y of Lot | trom the leasehold tenure.—In answer to enquiries by the 19 ‘ 4U

is Controul, by méeans of »

Were virtually deprived of one of

Nive, who were under

i } i !, > £ 74 eves in his neighbourhood to be the best in the Island, and was

~—the elective franchise by a

hn do | oats, which he had seen raised in other parts of the Island.

ec ME) ADVERTISEMENTS,

Pe

A CARD.

y > Sul-scrtber. i sndering his sincere thanks to his - 2 lobe sestimating its worth at the present time. us Su! seriber, in tendering h ee a fhe people's labour and ina a Saale Bed i they friends and numerous custoasers, who have so hi —

: “«urhitt 16 is, and Gtic : im since | sommenement in Business in

’ alone entitle he benefi — A fter 2 t natronized him since his com 2 ; i : !

are alone entitled to all the benefit. After a few farther) patror Preseue vtws Lege to info them, that owing tL |

eit heeen ; : hhiek , | observations expressive of hope in the satisfactory issue of the | health he is vhliged to make analteration in his Buain Bs. |

0 1@ anscrupuluus wanner in which or settlers were ‘ fee . a: 8 is patr , wel 22.46 ta) :

. P po _ enquiry, which he anticipated not from any desire of the | His patrons will therefore, pleasétake notice, that in fature |

imposed upon, and the t »woship lands usurped, Mr Warbur-. G . 5 ar Aid died th Keds ti Liti et he will eonfive his business exclusyely to the sale of Steck on ; s | Government o 1i8 Island to improve the condition o e| bh. Ol i te ee ee ia

tun deseribed the raid which bad been lately made ona por | , ©) hand, or Stuck which he way Huyjore or manutacturestor sale,

tiyn of Lot Three by thy Hon. Mr. Palmer, as the Leader of | @"2"'*9: bat from the integrity and high character of the | but will reeeive no orders atter Tywrepay. the 13th inst, for

cy i 1 : as |work of any kind; bat would bar see end. to thei - ; ey, COMamession, Mr. Conroy concluded his spirited and yery_ 5 ; aot ee eens 60 asig:no

the Government, and by the Hon. Mr. Yeo, as its driver. | ie ; y , : {tice Mr. A. Murnar, ag a pers in whom they may place . “ ae : | interesting address to the Court | ist Bis : 6 sie d 7 .

These geutlemen, he sail, visited the fowaship in question, | | Confidence, ant who wall gratdully reeeive all orders for |

i making and repairing, he having served in the Subscriber's

same agent was also produced by Mr. Warburton, which was likewise retained by the Court, - being another very extraordinary document.—The ¢ the Loyalists and the arrears of Quit Rents we

laims of Te next ad-w< vou | to. and in reference to both the honourable gentleman made outs very clear case asainst the Proprietors. ~In order to

Jensauin Davies, Esqr., follocred Mr. Conroy, and oceunie accompanied by the lon. Mr. Anderson, who was engaged to | ere Dace, Sage Geowe mney / 908 ecouples

| the remainder of the day.

: - We regret we bave not space jp Mstablishment as foreman, for aperiod of seven years. survey the land; but the seitlers resisted, refused to attorn, | . et J ’

: | this No to give an outline of his speech. | In conclusion. the Subscriber ‘equests all tho-e who are in- and when Mc. Anderasn proceeded to run the lines, the tee! a |debted to him to settie their repective accounts without de-|

} : executive Councillors and the Surveyor were ye ’ wri (lay : and those ta whom he is indebted are also requested to | Executive Councillors a it ¢ Surveyor were driven off by the | PUBLIC MEETINGS @ q

send in their accgunte for adjustuent.

Have been held during the pist werk, at the Ten Mile} Fe >, + SMARDON, Saddler. House, St. Peter’s Road. at the Monaghan Settlement, and) _‘ harlottetawn, Sept. 18, 1860 Poe bil teh iat at Mouut Pleasant, S:. Audrew’s, at which Delegates were, FIREWOOD j FIREWOID i appuiuted to represent the views of the Tenantry before the | a . ' | Lind Commissioners. The Hon. Me-ers. Cols and Kell 1, members for the Distriet, uttended by request. and the former geatleman entered into an elaborate review of the ers, Nortu s de of Queen's Square. whole Lind (Juestion, and referred at great loneth to the | BERTRAM POLLARD. hardships endured by the settlers on the Tracadie Estates,| Charlottetown, September 18, 1860. Sin.

who were compelled, after hav ng been induce to come to} ————— > ER —~ cer oe ae uNMOY | RE! ra L.,

the Colony by false promises omthe part of the Proprietor, | to tuke very short leases, pay high rents. a: it Many | ae “a : i: a sat, de Ot aicha. = a y Soe ¥ W. SHUNNELRE has REMOVED, for a few weeks, ustunces Were treated with great arenees Py thie oT LVR. a few doors iurther down on the same side of the Street, prietor. A leaghy statument of the grievances of the to the shop (formerly Excuanee Rooms) recently eeeapied by Teaantey was prepared for presen: ition fo the Royal Come Cusrtes Benn, Esquire, opposite the ** Manchester Huuse,’” missioners, abd was, we bebeve. submitted to them to day. | Duneah, Mason & Co's. Brick Building. We have bees favoured witha fell report of the proceedings! [3 Signa BIG BOTTLE hung but from the door. lieved the tenantry would be inclined to purchase their hold- o can Ouly wake room at present {0 September 18, In6d. lw his briet li we can procure « copy of the state-| ~~ >> a Aue 4a A Me —- eae = - oo RARE CHANCE. | iry inte ¢! lidity of the titles —Mr. Warburton said ““°Utot grievances gives tu the Commissi ners, we shall, as snguiry inte Che vaiidity o wm § . : ‘ | end eee 7 ‘ar the Eache,, 2200 48 possible, give ita place in our co'umas, 'FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE BY he Jost one eleetion for the Assembly vy opposing the Escheat AUCTION | MFVGAT VALUASLE PROPERTY, being one-third of Town Lot No 3, in the third buadred in Charlottetowa, with Dwelling House pnd Outhouses thereon, frouting the east cod & tug Ceuatral Acad:

. . . >, f : ; ov P ‘ P . ‘ ‘ - way, agree to the fair settlem: at proposed by me rues ys =n _ | 287 LIVE3 LO3T—S3 I ATE I ENTS OF SURVIV O q3. nowin the ecea tion of the suose iber Tis preverty will be fold, | incensed by their opposition tu the Loan Bill, which was in- | jbv Publre Anetions on PHUGSDAY. the Iota cay of OCPUBSK

tended te give a more general effect to the purchase system, he | Cy:caao. Sap 8 —The steamer Lad, Eizin in the Lakel bext, a vue or two lots, to suit purchasers.

people. —He gave another instanee of proprietary Op; ression. | Ile said he was waited upon by a deputation to prepare reso- Jutions for a public meeting to be held in bis cwo neigh .ur- hood. He complied with their request, and the resulutions were su mild that he could not understand how the proprie- NE HUNPRED CORDS OF FIREWOOD, tors themselves could ol ject to them ; but an under agent ap- tur sale by the Subseriber, in quantities tu suit purchas- peared at the meeting for which they were intended, and so terrified the tenants by threatening language. that the resolu- tions could not be proposed. A eopy of these resolution- were banded to the Commissioners. —Having Seen requested to zive his opini.n as to the valce of land in this Island, Mr. War- burton stated tiat the | si quality ought not tu bear a higher value than 108. per acre, while a very large portion of land in the Island was not worth more than Is. or Is. Gd. per acre. Le sold 120 acres off his own farm at the latter price. He be those meetings, bu