-—We under-

merican Agents of the fl"iiiskiidithi'hoftondon, n ho received or. R" about the tniddle ofJanuary to buy dmlltlie Cotton in the Atlanttc Cities, “ii-i; o ierated very extensively,aml u is i‘ii‘iposid they have already secured pro. it‘ r their principals to the extent ofa mg n We suspect that our

- ' lollars. imam-graterchants have secured a good

share of the gains.—Sun.

' 1 Lines , beacons-to. .

eral Jackson will receive

Gen . liifgoomvith 2t years interest, at tit per cent- the law Will be complet-

‘ fw do a. He in not in want “iii” but the yfine itself myolved a U ' hich the General Wished

'nt'i le W . H _ P” p during his his time.

to see settled

According to the recent decision ofilh’ePfienCh- Minister of War,no ofl'icet' of the army shall in future obtain permis- unless the person to whom

' to beunited should possess a re- iiribe ofst least 2000f pcr airman—Bos-

ton Transcript.

A Fence Menu—Married at Barustable, Mass., on the 94th ult., by the Rev. J. Gates, Mr. John Post to Miss Sophia Rails. It tins match don’t malts a fence of the first qua- litv,tve should like to know what will trill.

Cans ron Wanna—Scrape a carrot and salt thescrapings for a poultice, to be bound on the hand itnmediatelydie- ture going to bed. By repeating this a test nights the warts will disappear.

__-_-_—___——____—_.- ro connaseosnsxrs,

“'I‘ntrrcsvs" is received. and will ap. pear next Wednesday. Several other articles will meet attention.

I) l E I). Suddenly at East River, on Sunday last, of Measles, John Forbes, aged 12 years, sonofM. Forbes, Esq.

FOR SALE.

HE Subscriber havin received a Quan- tity ofsuperior CU). BERLAND

3 u '1' '1' R 0a Consignment, will dispose of it try the I‘irltin, or small quantities. N. B. Also, a few good Grinding Stones.

BENJAMIN CHAPPELL, Opposite M r. Gainsford‘s Brick house.

Charlottetown, March 9. 3w

CST—between Mr. Wilson‘s and Mr. J. 'l‘. Tho'tas, a PLAID SIIAWL.-— The tinder w:ll please leave it at this Office. March 9.

APOTIiECCititES‘hfiLL. P A I. In 1 8 4 3. T. DESBRISAY has, by u...

Constance from London and 0ther recent arrivals, completed his im- portations for the season, comprising his usual stock of EQUINE DRUGS A N n MEDI- CINES. Patent Medicines ; Paints, Varnish- GM"’19"?! Dye Stufl's 3 Confectionery. Spi‘ m“, “CH”. Sauces, India Currie, Candid “"9; limit“. Currants. Isingluss, Macaro- ”," ‘l’n'l'celii. Tapioca, Sago. Arrow-Root. Ilem'e‘l CW0“; Tortoise shell and other ("’"lb’i Bmm‘d Toilet Soups. and Perfumery "I great variety; with every other article h“!!! hp} at similar establishments in Great I 'lrln. which having been purchased at some "nfleicrtasr houses in Europe, (their names G” ,‘931 guarantee) tnay be relied on as h .utne : and haying been imported direct. 10.:"fllbled to offer tnem at exceedingly

' "llctils.

SsAUi‘rEO-A lot or Superior CIGARS and

T\--~___.__ "\VB . , Office, “3"! neatly printed at this

0mm and EAR TIIENWARE D H P O '1‘, QUEEN’S SQUARE,

crtanLo-rrsz'rowrv.

' HI“. Subscriber respectfully in-

‘ l'ortnsthe inhabitants at Charlotte- town and the country genet'nllv, that HE now ore-ens iron sane, a well-select ed and handsome n-sortznent t f CHINA and l‘iAR'l‘lIl'lN\\'ARE. receive-l by the “'11.- LIAM from Liverpool. (1. ll.

CONIISTING or—

Breakfast, Dinner and Desert Sets. com- plete, : t-rtnted and painted Tea \Vare of vari- ous mzes and patterns; drab, cane, brown and black Ware ; 'I‘oanr Sen, Poor BA't‘Hs, sic. bio.

A r. s o— A variety of Cums BREAKIAIT and Tea Sera—

RICII CUT GLASS, &c. are. Which may he had at his Store near the Mar- ket. by Wholesale or Retail.

ECPProduce will be taken in pay- men! for C 0003, from country cuslmners,

GEORGE ROOM.

Charlottetown, Oct ‘28. 1843.

If’ILLlAIlI SNEES TON, SAILJMAKER, FROM LIVERPOOL. lNTENDS to carry on the above business

at his premises, formerly owned by Mr. Weapon, opposite St. Paul ‘s Church,whcre he wtll be prepared to execute any orders in his line on reasonable terms. [Lj’Cocnrnv Pnooucn taken for work.

THE FARMER‘S COTTAGE.

WILLIAM SNEI‘IS'I‘ON begs lent-e also to state, that he has fitted up his house, as a LICENSED TAVERN, and has accommo- dations fir persons who wish to have good Beds and comfortable fnro.

N. B.--Good Sranmxo.

Charlottetown, Dec. 16, 1843.—-—6m

N 0 T I C E.

A LL persons trespassing by cutting WOOD

ofany description on Pasture Lots. No’s. 363, 375, 376, 393 and 394, near the Three Mile Brook on the Prince Town Road, iii the Royalty of Charlottetown. the [property ofthe Subscriber, will be prosecuted therefor.

R. IIODGSON.

February 17, lS-H. 6i p

CONSIGNMENT.

Jost received, pcr Schr. Squaw, from Halifax, and for Sale at a Ion-figure, and on liberal terms :—

CIIES'I‘S best Congo 'I'ea,

'l‘ierces Rice. Barrels Onions,

Bogs Cofl'ce. Boxes Soap,

Boxes 'I‘tihuct'tt I’ipcs,

A few cases Cherry Brandy, 0 first rate

article,

Buffalo Robes, (fuses Wool Cards,

Cases Lucifer Matches,

Cusks \Vhite Wine Vinegar,

Barrels Pitch, Do. 'l‘ar.

ALBERT H. YATES. Charlottetown, Dcc lfi

«Ecol-I E A R S Baas

HARLES DOGIIERTY, begs leave most respectfully to acquaint the public, that he is now titling up.nnd will be ready in a few days, a ('(anCIlIHflt IIEARSE, which is at the service ofthe public for funeral purposes ol a decent and suitable order to any age.

(EPA Carriage or Sleigh for one or more llorscs, will be promptly supplied on due notice being given.

Charlottetown, Jan I3.

I. .19. .MacJIURRfl Y. MtLthen AND Dnnss MAKER, Sydney Street, Cnant.or'rn'rowtv,anxcnEnw.Ist.Atsn. OSPOrders promptly attended to. January 21th, 18-!4.

BLASK Boone may be badto order.

LAND ASSESSMEJV'I‘. ._.__

'I‘ttltasvncn’s Orrtcc, CHARLOTTE- TOWN,I'ItINCI Eowaan “LAND, 15m JANUARY, I844

N further pursuance of the Act of the Gen- ] erul Assembly of this Island, made and passed in the Seventh year ofthe Reign of His lute Msjesty.King William the Fourth, intituled .dn Actfor laying on assessment on all L'tnds in this Island. I do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE, that l have made I’ROCLAMATION, according to the terms of the said Act. of the undermen-ioned Town Lots and Pasture Lots, and parts of Lots or Townships in this Island, in armor for the non-payment of the severalsums due and ow- ing thereon to Her Majesty, under and by vir- tue ofthe before-mentioned Act, viz :— Town Lo1‘stN_CHARLOT‘rl-:Toth HulfNo. 35, in the First Hundred.

No. 13, Fifth do. Cnanaorrerowx ROYALTY—N0. 539. Gronot-z'rown :

No. l0, First Range Letter C.

No. 8, First Range Letter D.

No. 5, Second Range Letter 8.

'I‘owxvsmrs :

No. l, 5843 acres. No. 40, 548 acres. 5, 319 44, 8550 I4, I I2 49, 3351 )5, son 55. 500 27. 869 65. 854 28. 233

2 And the owners ofthe said Lots and Tracts of L A N I) so in urrear and proclaimed as aforesaid, are hereby notified. that in case the Sums charged on them by the said Act, tcge- ther with the Costs which have been incurred, shall not be paid within Ten Days before the next Easter Term of the Supreme Court of Judicature.to he held at Charlotn-tr‘wn.which will commence on Tuesday the Seventh day of May neat, application will be made to the Supreme Court, during the said Term, for Judgment against the said Lots and Tracts of Land respectively. 1. SPENCER SMITH. (All the papers.) Taeasunnn.

NEW GOODS.

the Subscriln-r has Completed his FALL SUPPLY OF BRITISH, \VEST INDIA AND AMERICAN GOODS. The whole of which he offers on the most reasonable terms, comprising, BROW’N and “'hite Cottons. Cloths,

cotton Reels. black and colored Thread, -

cotton llandkcrcbiets, Silk tlo., brown Hollands, Men’s Braces, cotton Balls, stay and boot Laces, Eyelcts, Whale- bones, Bead Purses and Beads, Comfort, ers,\\1'adtling (very fine). cotton Batting- Book and Jacconet Muslins, l’ins, Nec- dlcs, Tapes, &c.; Tortoise shell back Combs, assorted Horn and \Vood do., new silver. pocket. dressing and fine do.; Buffalo Robes. Sole Lenthcr, Clocks, cast steel Axes. paperllanging and bordering, {a great variety and very cheap) Carpet Brooms, grass Matting and Nuts, Con- fectionery, Bonnet Glue, Mcns’ strong Boots, tine Shoes, Toilette Glasses and plates,'l‘oiletteTables and Stands.Chairs, (all kinds), Pilot Bread, Watt-r Crackers, sugar and Soda Cake, preserved Ginger anti Citron, India Rubber Shoes, \Vafers, and sealing Wax, Reticule and “'ork Baskets, Toys, Scissors, Knives, l‘him- bles, clothes Pins, Curry Combs, shoe Thread, &c.

A L s o.--Tea,Soap, loafand moist Sugar, Candles, Coffee, Chocolate, kegs and half kegs Tobacco, Cigars, Snutf, I’ipes, Starch and Blue. washing Soda, Saleratus. \Vhiting, Rice, around (10., Raisins, Nuts of various kinds, Cinna— mon. ground (10., Nutmcgs, Cloves, All- spice, Pepper, Mustard, (vcry superior,) Table Salt, Onions, 'I‘oe and Heel Balls, Horse Nails, Blister Steel, Candle “'ick, Skaits, Bath Bricks, Ink, and a great va- riety of other articles.

I-I. IIASZARD.

Upper Queen Street, 3 Charlottot0\vn,Dec l6.

BLANK SUBl’tENAS,—a neat size—- for sale at this office.

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