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G A Z ETTE. 439.3

V .-\ LITA BLI‘I PROPERTY IN (‘HA R [.0T'1‘ETO\VN FUR SALE. ‘0 Ill-I SOLI) by I‘I'IlIdC AFC/“0N, on 'I‘I'I‘ISDAY, the (list day of tH‘ I‘ltllhllt iicxt..l.\o.'). at the hour of IL! o'clockaioon ,at the GUI.( IN I .\I. Ill‘ILIII Nti.in t‘liarItsttetoivn,pursuant to a License duly granted for that purpose by his Honor the Surrogate and Judge of Probate of this Island. hearing date the 26th day of January last, lotto—All the right, title and Interest of WILLIAM SMAILIHIN, late of Charlottetown, in Queen's County, in Prince Edward Island, deceased, in and to All that part of TOWN 1.0T No. 3."). in the third hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown, bounded as follows, that. is to say—Commencing on the northwest- ward edge of Grafton Street. at the division line between Town Lots Nos. Zlfi and 3N, in the third hundred of Town Lots; thence following the course of said division line northwcstwardly, for the distance of fifty-eight feet; thence at. a right angle with said divi- sion line westwardly, for the distance of thirty-seven fcetsix inches to the eastward edge of a right of way ;thcnee fi-llowing the course thereof southwardly eight feet, and southeastwardly fifty-one ftct , to said tlraf‘ton street; thence following the course of the same ' castwardly forty-one feet six inches to the place of commencement.

ALSU, all the right, title and interest of the said late William Smardon. deceasei‘l. in and to all that other part or portion of said TOWN LHT No. 3-3, in the said third hundred of Town Lots in 3 Charlottetown, thus described, that is to sayz—Coimncneing at the southwest angle of the said Town Lot, on the northwest edge of said Grafton Street; thence following the course of the northeast . edge of tlrcat (leorge St. north wcstivardly, for the distance of eigh- teen feet six inches; thence by a right angle line therewith north- eastwardly thirty-five feet six inches, or until it meets the south- westedge of the right of way; thence following the eourse thereof Southeastwardly eighteen feet six inches to said Grafton Street; thence following the course of the same soiithwcstwardly thirty- llve feet six inches to the place of commencement.

ALSO, all the right, title and interest ofthe. said late William Sniardod deceased, in and to a llltlllT OI“ WAY, eight feet in breadth, and in length thirty-eight, feet, or thereabouts, leading from Grafton Street. nortiiwa rd, throuin Town Lot No. ilfi, afore- said; and all other rights of the said late William S nardon, in, to or in respect. of, or in connection with said Town Lot No. Elf)

For further particulars and terms of Sale, apply to either of the Subscribers, Exe’eutors of the last Will of the said late William Hmardon.

THOMAS IlAW'S‘UN, JUSEI’II llEXb‘Lh‘Y,

Charlottetown, Sept. 11, 15.65.

The above valuable Premises are the residue of the Real Estate of the late William Smardon.and comprise the Saddlery Store, formerly ocoupied by him, the Brighton Ilepot, and the place of business at present occupied by Mr. I). Mcltae.

g Executors.

NOTICE . T a Meeting of the President and Directors of the Sinniiierside llank, held this day, it was resolved a Call be made on the Stock-holders for 30 per eent. of'the subscribed Stock, to be paid on .a- before the first day of‘ DECEMBER nexl, to James .MUIIUIEAI), l'lso, Summer-side, or at the UNION BANK, Ch‘town. JOIIN It.UA1tI)INIﬂIt, President. Isl h‘x till 1st Dec.

(iouiieil Ollice, 7th October, 1865. IS Honor the Administrator of the Government, in Councili I has been phased to appoint Mr. Join: A uncritiac, junr., Mas‘ ter of the Grammar School in connection with the Prince of Wales U)llcgt‘, in the. place of Mr. Leau‘ler George McNeiil, who has resignid.

Sunimcrside, Oct. ‘3, 1865.

CIIA ltLES 1)I'ISIlIiISAY, C. I: (I.

Colonial Secretary's (illit‘c. _ 7th October, 1864:.

" 'IS Honor the Administrator of the (lovcrnment has been

{" pleased to appoint. Mr. John McKay. (Neil's son),a Pilot for

the Ila rbor of New London, in terms of the Act of 7th Will. 4th,

(hip l9.

W. ll. l’tll’ll. Col. Scey.

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Derangement of the Iloivrls‘, Liver and Stomach Complaints. This medicine is so well known in every part ofthe ivorld, and the cures ell'ected by its use are so wonderfu‘, as to astoniin everyone. Its pro-eminence as a remedy for bilious :iud liver Complaints, and : derangements of the stomach and bowels, is no longer a. matter of" disputi- or doubt. In these diseases the bciiitieial effects of lltdlo- wav‘s invaiuable l‘ills are. so permanent and extensive that the “1,31,. ﬂint-tome is renovated, lllo organs of digestion strengthened, and full and easy assimilation promoted so that both phisieal and moral energy is increase I.

NDTIDE TD MARINERS.

{Ni}. .30.] N0 '11 SCOilit-SOIIHI'CLISI‘001191;-

REVDLVING LIGHT DN EGG ISLAND.

NFORMATION has been received at the Admiralty, that on

and afser the 5th day of November 186.3, a Light wlll be ex-

hibited from a Lighthouse recently erected on Egg Island,5outh-east coast of Nova Scotia.

The light will be a rrl‘olt‘iny light,attaining its greatest brilliancy every minute, showing alternately white and red faces. It is placed at an elevation of 8.") feet above hiin water, and in clear weather should be seen from a distance of about 1.") miles.

The tower is 53 feet high from base to vane, and stands about

i 12 yards 8.13. of the keeper's dwelling, lat. ~14" 39’ 51” N., long.

(32" 51’ ‘ ‘2. ’ West of Greenwich

Revolving Red Light on Little lloiic Islet.

Also, that on and after the 13th day of November 1965, alight will be exhibited from a lighthouse recentiy erected on Little llope Islet, on the South-east Coast of Nova Scutia.

The light will bea rpm/ring rul light, attaining its greatest brilli- ancy every minute. It is ID feet above Iiiin water, and in clear weather should be seen from a distance of about 11 miles.

The tower is 31 feet high, and rises from the centre of the keep-

'er’s dwelling, in Int. <15“ -lb’;ll”l\'., long. titQ 47’ 13” West of

Greenwich. O ape B reton Island—— south-end.

FIXED LIﬁI-IT 0N GREEN ISLAND.

Also, that on and after the 25th day of November 1805, a light will be established on Green Island,near the south-east end of Madame Island. Cape Briton island.

The light will be a fixed white Iight,at 70 feet above high water, and in clear weather should be visible at a distance of about 14 miles.

The tower is 31fcot high. and rises from the centre of the keep- ers dwelling, in lat. 45“ 26’ 51” N., long. GD" 53’ 40” West oftirecu- wich. , 15y command of their liordships,

UEU. HENRY RICHARDS, Ilydrographer. Ilydrographic Ofﬁce. Admiralty, London, ll Sept, ‘o'Ci.

QC?- The substancc of this notice, as soon as it is received on board, is to be inserted in red ink on the charts affected by itzand introduced into the margin, or otherwise in the page of the sailing directions to which it relates. See Instructions, Navigation ard Pilotagc,p 172.

This notice affects the following Admiralty Chartsz—America, East Coast, Nos. 2606, 2670; Nova Scotia, South-east Coast, Nos. 311, 2139; Gulfof'c‘t Lawrence, No. 2516; Gut of Canso, No.23~1‘.’; Madame Island No. 2750; and cape Breton island, No. 2727. 13370. E & S.——TDO.— 0’65.

GEORGETO‘VN LOCAL ASSESSMENT. I Y virtue of several Precepts directed to me by the Assessors of Georgetown, I have this day levied upon the undernientioued

LOTS in said town, viz: Town Lot No. 4, first Ilange, letter A

“ “ 1, fourth “ g u 10, (r u E.

I will set up and sell the said Lots respectively at the Court House, in Georgetown, on the 28th day of December next, at. the hour of l2 o’clock, neon, according to Law.

JAS. Mcl“:\liLA

'7“ - 1,4,

Collector. Georgetown, Sept. 18, ISCS.

7') Y virtue of a. writ of Ii‘icri Faeias to me directed, issued out oi‘ Iler Majesty’s Supreme Court of'Ju«.licature,at the suit of Chas. ’almei' against l’eter Stewart, I have taken and seich as the pro- perty of the said Peter .ftewai't, all the right, title and leasehold interest of the said l’eter Ste-wait, in and to 100 acres of land, to- gether with the. buildings and improvements thereon, situate on Township No. 5‘2, in Kings County; and I do hereby give public notice that I will on the I'Jth day if tlctobcr, 15H}, at 1‘.’ o'clock Noon, at the Court Ilouse in Georgetown, set up and sell at public auction, the said propertv, or as much thereof as will satisfy the levy marlied on the said writ,being £31 I‘Js Tul.currcne_v. together with intertst. on .L'L’l. part thereof, from the 17th day of Novein. ber, 1801, until paid, besides Ehczilf's fees and all incidental e.\v penSCS. J.v\.\l l6.< )lt-IIUNALI), S Sllcrilf’s efliee. King's County, Sgt. :Hi. 1%.},

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