A Good Investment.

' M061‘ rars eppertunis is here el‘ered the . ioularly Caplialists eudSpeeulators, slthr iu the sland or neighbouring Provinces. Tbs Subscriber. new residiu ia the United States. hereby eti"_ers at ‘rate sale, sit or the whole or part of _his REAL I ing, in part. in some 60 VILLAGE Vi Iage.ol' Susrssuasinu, Let , in w tdh eluded about 900 feet alon of Bed us, a.id which his cat in WATER _ and the rent tucured wltha Breast-work of consid- erahle eapenstr; and on which is the best location in the V age for a Wharf. On gait of these stands Two DWELLING HOU ES. one STORE sud WAREHOUSE. and one Carriage Factory Immediately adjoining the Villa e is u FARM of aboutbo Acres, be of which is an or a good state of cultivation. and the balance well coveted wttha splendid growth of wood. There are also a large BARN. a small FARM HOUSE, Out Houses. I Well, and a large Spring of ‘Superior Water on the arm

sing situated on the north side of Beds us Buy, and gradually descending south to said illsge, rendering its location pleasant; and, as it eomniandsa full view of the Straits, with New Brunswick in the distance, makes it a very deuirable site for a residence: a large portion of which, however. will be required to supply the growth of the Village, and for Building Lots in the Mar. This property is second to none in the Island. In point of beauty and for healthy locations. Much tn’ ht be said of the many btisinee advantages, &o., ofguuimsrside, and of its aimity to Shediao, the terminus of the Rail Road?” but it is presumed as intending purchaser will make himself well acquain- ted with all such information before closing such a pure so.

Ar.so is olfsred on Townships Nos. 15. 8 and I. in Prince County some 550 Acres ofLAND. and on Lot 25.twc f‘ARMS.subject to long Loases,paying annual- ly £9 l-ts. currency. All this pro rty will positively be sold, therefore, bargains may a el eoted, ‘or Terms, and further particulars, a ly to I’. BAKER. Esq., Bedeque, or to Messrs. BEBPB. 81. SON. Char- lottetown. with whom plans of said Village Property can be seen, as also in the Registrar’: Otlice

May I0, II J. WEATHRBIB.

iii llllllllll

SPRING "1856.

HE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving per Majestic and Isabel from Liverpool, and Humor Begbie from London, 209 Packages Merchandize,

10 Tons Bar Iron, which with goods on hand will be found one of the most Extensive Stocks in the City for sale at their usual low prices.

Wholesale customers supplied at low rates. The present importation consists of 8| Chests - W & Chem Prime Congou TBA 60 Boxes l.ondon SOAP, 4 'l‘runhs BOOTS and SHOES, 2 Cases Ready made Clothing. 2 Cases “ Townsends" HATS and CAPS, 2 Do. Ladies dress goods in Alpacas, Lustres, Orleatts. &.c,, I Do. Liglitdrcss goods, in Muslins, Bareges and French fabrics, 1 Do. Summer Shawls, I Do. Summer Coatings. 2 De. Straw Bonnets and Hats, I Case Silks and llibbons, _ 1 Do, mic v, ltfnse Dre.-is Triniirirngs, I lltile Carpets and Woolens, 3 Bales Cotton Warp, I do. Grey Calicoes, I Do. \Vliite rind Pririted, 2 Hog ' ' 2 I "0. l-‘r:-sli Currants, 8 (‘titles Irnllltlllllg\'f)'- 80 Bundles reﬁned spring Steel, ti Kegs Mustard. I0 Packages Sundries. D. G: G. DAVIES. Charlottetown, 28th May. 1856.

King's Square FURNITURE WAREROOM. HE Subscriber tenders his thanks to his custo-

. more and the ublic in general, for past favours, and solicits a continuance of public patronage, by

now olfsring a

Large Assortment of Furniture,

of the best description, the latest tterns, and on the

most reasonable teriris of any o ered for sale in the city, consisting of——Rose and Zebra wood, Maho- gany, Black Walnut, Birch and Leo Tables, and

Chiﬁbnit-rs. with marble to ;Easy. Hall, Drawing,

and Dining-room Chairs, all tables, Hntnad Um-

brslla Stands. Sidehosrh, liutler’s Tre s and nude, Sefas,'Couches, Bureaus, Bidets, steeds,

Washstands. Toilete, Looltlnglsssee, Gilt Mouldings:

for Picture frames. die. 0.

UPHOLSTBRING and Turning of every descrip- tion done at the shortest notice.

FUNERALS completely furnished, with HEARSB and Mourning Coaches

As.so—To hire. able for one or more horses, and superior to an new olfered to the public. for hire, and at the owest

ricas.

Two excellent double Waggons for Sale, one

IIIIIIO DOW. ' ARK BUTCHER. Charlottetown, Jase I lm

' rnity with the Rules for the grad

HASZAR.D'S GAZETTE, JULY 26,

No it! - Lnovnts '-

. MP9‘?!- Estsblishsd I984 [N pursuance of ti Resolution passed by the Corn- rnittee this day. notice is hereby given, that whenever materials or fastetiings beyond those required by the Rules are introduced intoeﬂhip, building for Classiﬁcation. they must be in confor- e which may be contertiplated, as regards size, material. and method

of securing. By erder of the Committee, GEORGE B. SEYFANG, Secretary. 2. White Lion Court, Cornhill. London. lst Muy. I856 By order, CHAICLES R. COKER,

June 23 l.loyd's Surveyor.

No 23. LLOYD'S Register of British and Ioreigti Shipping. Established 1834.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of

Resolutions passed this day b the Committee of LIt;yd's Register of British and Porsign Shipping, the t' lowing Regulations will conie into operation on and after the [st July, I85 viz:—

" Shi which proceed to sea without being fus- tsnsrt th the Iron Knees and Riders prescribed by the Rules, tctll have one your om period to which they would otherwise be entitled to be classed in ilie Be ister lioolr.

“Ships built in t a British North American Co- lonies, and all Ships the frames which are com-

of Fir, of 600 tons to 1000 tons. and all Ships (wherever built) the length of which train the stem to the stern-pout aloft shall exceed live titties their extreme brea h, vs diagonal iron plates ﬁtted outside or inside the frame, to extend from the upper deck clamp to the first footliotilts, and be not less than four inches broad, and 5 inches thick, and be bolted with } inch bolts through each frame if titted on the outside, and through such timber if ﬁtted on the inside of the fronts: the nuriiber of the plates to be in the proportion of not less than one pair to every twelve feet of the ship's entire length. And in al such ships of l0u0 tons and upwards, the iron lines to be not less than live inches broad and three- fourth inches thick. bolted as above with one inch

bolts.

" in all such ships, likewise. the shifts of the planking must not be less than six feet, unless there be it strske wrought between them, and then it dis- tance of live feet will be allowed."

The Rule, section 46, has been amended. by allowing the use ofgoloontzed iron nails in the flat ofupper deck, poop, and forecustle. in ships claiming an additional period under the above rule.—N. B This amendment comes into operation immediately.

y order oftlie Cotnrriittee, GEORGE B. SEYFANG, Secretary.

2, White Lion Court, Cornbill.

Loudoti, 15th May, i856

By order. CHARLES R. COKER.

June 28. Lloyd's Surveyor. No 25. LLOYITS

Register of British and Foreign Shipping.

Established 1834.

Register ohtsﬁrtttshl’ and Foreign '

eminent ﬁrm can be had on application; among the

Uclloolln public and private, Libraries, bI':0§:g in a cheap and popular fcrrti, the literature of

CARD. srewltar 81. IIACLEAN,

SHIP BROKERS & cosuussios uaaciustra, Pb! Sale trad Purchase of Jntsriccit 4} Pro. Oltltlat Produce. _tuid Dealers in Procisiorrs,

t . ou. ac.

I-‘sasv Lasniso, Witter-Street,8t. .|o[m_ N_ 3_ cs

Biti-

IITI Charlottetown, P.E.|., Jas. Pouiiis,

‘:5 3-, Maseru. it. ltarrartr dt Co. Superior Cooking Stoves ch Gas 3.

"ST RECEIVED 5! lllf subscriber, from Glas- IOW. u qu:inttty_ofCoolttri ‘Stoves. Cannon and glosssStoves. (all sizes); Wrl te's Plough Mounting, W’ F"‘P°|’|. Umbrella Stands, Sash Weights, Can "'3 _G'S 3010!. PM “Ital. and ti variety of other beatings. _ The superior quality and durability of theue tastings are well known to the public. '1 o be

had at the Store of HENR . . Ch. Town, Great Geerge.St. Y H‘szAKD October 23d. I855.

A sC7hI!lIb81'l'l Publications.

.AIl.D & OWEN A ’ - ‘Edward island for the fall: .bll':ssi-‘ll.’ PH“ here Publications. A catalogue of the Books of this

Books published, will be foun such as are suited for

c., ll em-

WILLIAM CONROY. IHPORTEB dz DEALER IN BRITISH AND AMERICAN GOODS, or THE BEST QUALITY, IN ALL THEIR VARIETY.

Scale of prices as cheap as any in the City. STORE IN atni:rt’s BUILDING,

NIAB ‘HIE TIIIPBRANCI HALL, CIIABIDTTITOWN. T03. 3113111’. the Cutlery, Confectionery. Jewelry. Fancy articles of beauty and durability.

Valuable Farm for Sale. 0 BE SOLD by Private Contract, that beauti- fully situiitcd FARM, on the Mitlpeque Road, distitut about 5; miles from Charlottetown, the pro.

party of Du. AY. It contains I55 acres, of which

lrift wood, includi Upon the prerrirses is rt comfortable I} story DWEL. LING HOUSE, 45 feet by 86 feet, with it BARN 45

suitable Fencing material.

' try 25 feet, and a Well of water at a short distance

from the farm yard. The Property is enhanced by . . permanent stream of water which ﬂows through it; ~‘ and altogether is adapted for Farming purposes. It

. 7 N Resolutions passed by the Conitnittee this the Rules and Regulations have been altered ti amended as follows, viz.-—

B. 9 ‘<

IIORSES and VEHICLES, suit- P°"

Sec. 46,—heretofure requiring the Bilges to be secured with Bolts. so placed that from the forcrittist to the mainmast there be at least one bolt through and clenched in each iirst fotithook, Gar: ,\vill noiv stand as follows:—-‘‘ The Bilges to be secured with Bolts, so placed that from the foremost utenrlmg is distance aft equal to three-ﬁfllis of the length of the kret. there shall, in ships under 300 tons. be at least one belt through and cleuclied in each first foothook, , and in ships of 300 tons rind npwarrls llll.'ft! shltll be

{timbers in one or other of the thick bilge slritltcs, c.

The foot-note in Table B. allowing the use of " thinner plank for short hoods," has been amended and will stand as follows, via:—" All the fore and aller hoods, both outside and inside. sy be reduced one-eiath in thickness. Furrens are not allowed in this or in any other part of a sh" ."

The words " Paul Bitts" will in future be omitted in the Table A; but it will be the duty of the Sur- veyors to see that the Paul Bilts are properly secured.

On and after the first Januur , I957, the use of

Black Birch for main pieces o Rudders and Wind- ‘ml

laasess will not be allowed in ships claiming a cha- racter under the Rules. I order of sthe Committee, BORGE B. SEYFANG. Secretary. 3, White Lion Court. Corrihill, London, Hi May, I850. B ord

y er, CHARLES R. COKER, Lloyd's Surveyor:

N 0 T I C E .

1.1. persons indebted to the Estate oflhe late Gsoaou Guests. of Suinnierside,deceueed,

are hereby notiﬁed and requested to y the same to the Subscribers within six Calendar ontbs,end all one who may have any claim on the Iatate are requested to furnish the same, properly attested to,

without delay. NIEL GRIEN, CAROLINE GREEN. JOHN GREEN. JAM CAMPBELL Sumiuersids, Jase I4. 1856.

June II.

Eaecutors.

OTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of

at least two l)r‘ll:4 llrrotvglt .-ind cl--nclit-tl for I-'l|Cl| net '

is held under Lease for 999 years, of which 973. are unexpired. and is subject to the yearly rent of‘ One Shilling per acre only. (

Possession c.rn be given in April next, or earlier. if. required. For terms, and further particulars,enquire ’ of Joins l.t)Nt)\\'t)R’l'Il, Es ., B.irrister-at-Law, i Cl;ﬂI'I0ll|.‘llI\VlI, who is fully out nrized to treat forllre ﬁll

e. Charlottetown. Jan, 17, i856.

l I ‘H l"""l

JUST PUBLISHED, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

UNDER RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT- Being strictures on the policy if the Provincial Legislature, since the year 1851. at w. it. pops, l:sQ., IAIRIITII AT LAW.

HIS Parnplilet contains the arguments fur- aished by the lion. Joseph Hensley, Her Majesty's Attorney General to Sir Alexander Ban- nerrnan, in favor the Elective Franchise Bill- a most extraordinary production. and one well cal- culated to illustrate the positilon of officials generally. of the Attorney General in particuIar—uuder Price 9d.

llsspousible Government. p. 3 & O AIZARD weir.

CrrAai.or'ru'rowrt.—— Queen Square. Sr. E‘.r.u.urort’s.—-Jaasus J. I-‘aazua.

Freehold Perm for Sale. 7 0 BE SOLD, by private eonract, a valuable FREEHOLD FARM, 6 miles from 'I'own, con- sisting of 60 acres of LAND, or thereabouts. 64 of which are cleared, and in an excellent state of culti- vation. Noarly the whole has been cleared within the last I2 years. It is situated on the north side of, and ad‘ ins. he West River, and contiguous to Mr. John yde's Mill. The House is placed on a coni- rnanding situation, well sheltered from the north and north-west winds, and has a splendid view of the river. The farm buildings have been all erected by the present proprietor, and consists of u Burn 68 x 26 feet. includin Stable and Cow-house. also, it Coach-house and lsflnll , Out-houses, Green-house and Piggery. Mussel u to an extent can be obtained from the river. I-‘or partculars apply to NICHOLAS BRO , l Oct. M. Kent Street.

about loll are in it good state of cultivation, the resi- . due being covered with a raised growth of hard and '

D mu i‘ottcs."i' 'l‘HA'l‘ WEE JAMIE DUNCAN

THE Gliis-ﬁtter.

June I6. I853.

US$00 BARRBL3 FLOUR l l V._cloA"l_:l}l'xﬁIl:uul:::ibblriprraast-. P“ Sch 9"‘ .l'‘d8°'- 10 be (I sound snyd lsriiieriiiiwtiitiiilnb‘. can Best Family Flour, JAMES N HARRIS. w.

June 1. tau. Adv. Isl. 3

MAYOR'S OFPIOE,

City ofchsrlottetowa ‘ N0: ICE is hereby given that 'l‘itvern Keepers “H rucltmen and all other persons desirous of

rug out City Licences may obtain the same on application to the City Clerk at the City Hall, ho. lw e tire of l’.l_evan ii. iii. and Two p. in.

By order of His Worship the Mayor. W B. Wi:‘.l.LN_i-IR,

Charlottetown, 21th, May I355, C", chm.

GAS WORKS.

OTICE is hereby given that the divideﬁ shN ':;‘:""’d, M‘! “fit. at the neral meeting is lmgewiliizzs it; till: Lll‘ll"llt:tteClo\Vn Gas Li ht Corn-

ri e s ’ 10 to 2 o'clocll tin and t'tflerollleo"lIll’lal|lt{l.. 0 an M.

w MUlti3‘ll(Y)'delrl’- May 6th, 1856. ' ' '"""°" Dwelling House and 7. FOR SALE

7 HE Dws:t.i.ixo Houss: belonging to Mr. Thus. Keoughnn, and now occupied Mr. Edward Poor, _Pensioner,:rdyricont ' ‘ the Government Pond and adjoining the premises of Mr. John Cuvunagh, Peg- stoner. The above Freehold Property having a sub. stautiul HOUSE, I5 it 21 feet, and recently built, Wlll.l)0 found well worthy of attention. particulars inquire ofthe owner, next door. THOMAS KEOUGHAN. Jan. 25, i856.

New Iinportations. BRUSHES in great Variety, Spirit levels assorted sizes, do. with plumb and side light, Bench screws, (Birch and Walnut) 2s (id to 4s 6d each.

IRON, Axes. Hatchets and Hammers assorted, Superior Mortice Locks, at prices from is lid to 0s ea . Mortise Latches, low priced Rim Locks and Latch Locks, Store Door Locks with 2 keys. a good article, Glass, Porcelain, Mineral and Argillo door knobs, Electro Plated Drop liscutclieons, Screws, a large lot, Excelsior Screw Auger Bitts, sizes from 3-16 to I inch, Chisels, all sizes, Screw \Vrenclies, Hand and Bench Vices, il Stones, Turkey and Hindustan, &c., lately received from the United States, and for stile by IIASZARD & OWEN. Oct. 24, i855.

Coke ! "£551.. ! Coke! W FOIK SALE at the Gas “Works, a quantity of very superior Coke, at 12s. 6d per chaldrori. WM. llll'Rl'llY, nansger.

March I0, 1556.

Blood Horse " SALADIN.”

HE above well known llorse, imported by the Royal Agricultural Society, will be in the City

once a fortnight, [SATURDAY] from the l0th May inst.,und will stand at the Stables of Mr. Gs.-circa Saairn, (M‘Gill's Farrn,) near Spring

Park, for the season. JAMES BYRNES. North River, May 13. 1856. Wanted to Charter, FOUR VESSELS. from 200 to 500 tons, to load with Timber and Deals at G/tars BAIIN, to call at Coax for orders. Vessels can take in Cargo from oil‘ the PIER. No port charges at the Harbor

of shipment. Apply to-- BENJ. DAVIES, May 5th. I856. Broker, Queen-St.

Shi Carpenters

ANTED at tinceowii p y to Benjamin

Davies, E .. Clitirlottetown, or to 'I"‘li0.\‘lAS M‘NU'I"l‘ dc SON.

Priiicetown, June 9th, 1856. Ex. SW.

Carding Machines. 61.0. ‘HE Subscribers offer for Stile Cnrding Mticliines. Machine Cards, Crank Plate, Cleaners, Wool Pickers. Power Treeriail Machiner on it new con! struction. Orders puncturilly utten cd to. Address John Morrice &. Son. Sncltville, County of West- morlsnd New Brunswick. or David Stewart, Char- Cbtrlottetown,July 18, I355. lyxtf '