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onlv, for whose spiritual welfare you have so assiduously labor- eil, but also to all who have at airy time been privileged with your menilsliip, or benefited by your society.

We sin:-erely regret that circumstances noiiv oblige you to leave us tor a season. and in IlItItllfl.£ yuii rt hearty far-well. we express a fervent hope that the Grid wiroin you serve in the Gospel of liia dear Son, may enable you, ifiiot permitted in "rum, to be the more extensively useful in any new sphere of duty allotted to you, and that win may lie ‘privileged fog n-riiiy long years to uianif-at in your life the lrlessirigs of 'l‘eiiiperanri.-, .,,d ,,, .¢.,.,c.i¢ our principles of Love, Purity and Fidelity, be- fore assembled thousands.

DAVID Frr1.Gr:iiiit.i>, c. w. r. .IOIlN Oltl.l-.'l!Alt,

Jana .'\llI)L'CKLE,P.G. w. P. W. 15. I)swso.\‘.

R I P L V2 To His Rev. David l"iI:GcrrilII, G. W. P., Comnirrnrler John Orlelarir. ll. N., Mr. John Arlrurkle. rind Mr. W. B.

Datriaon, Victoria Diuiriorr, Still of Tenipcronte.

Brothers;

I have to thank you, and through you the Victoria Division of the Sons of T-inpr trance, for the kind inannrr in which you have been pleased to ex ress yourselves with regard to rm elforts, however feeble, in bclialfof that cause you have all so miirh at heart, as well as for your wishes, \\lIIl regard to my future life.

It has been my liappiui-as in b -ing ctiniiocted with the Order, to meet with those who atilvuciito the u ‘use ltI‘.'I‘eIIl[i"|’vtIICe upon gospel principles. and l)"llt:VlIiL[ ttiat it will most lIouri~li when placnil upon this lirtsis, I cart coidttllv wiah every success

in llte 0rder,aiid more cspecinllt‘ to the Vic'ori:i Division with which I hive been identified. It is ll su'ij~ct of sinc--re .__ir:iti- licstion to me to know that while brotheilimrd in temporal ob- jects is ma'iut.rineit, the elder brother of the Clirisiiati is not r,-irrgntten; and remembering: that he that lovaih is hwi of God, that the pttre in heart shrill see God, and that witttoirt faith it is impossible toplertse God, I can express no higher wish : and breathe no more errlrir:cd pray or for you than that the-e princi- plcs in wlri--li _\utt gt!-ry may be inure cxtenaivrly dilluseil, and morgrlcep .f‘.<lr'(l in the heart ; and that in your ctr-e they may grow and he gt-iirieit upon a hr-evenly root, that yott may be all ntride Ilr-'Illlr3lI in Christ, that Ilte love of Gorl maybe shed abroad in tour beam by the Iloly Gtiiiet KlVt‘lI unto you. that you may be tire as Christ is pure, and possessed of that faith ., h~¢h it the siilistance of thin-.ti hoped for, the evidence 0 things not seen, that you itirry be Sons of God, and heirs with Christ of Eternal life.

L. I’. and It‘. Your attached Bi-otli-r. lItllII£R'I‘ M ACNAIII.

Charlottetown, P. E. l.. lst April, I852.

o PROll()GA'I‘IO.‘l Ul-‘ 'I‘lll". LF.GlSLA'I‘URE.

Ilia Excellency the Liutenttnt Governor came down in the usual Strtte to the Council Clittitiber on Saturiltiy lost, iit I2 o'clock, un- dur it Snluto front George's Ilnttery. The House of ,\.~'.ieIllIlI)‘. being suiiiinorir-il, he wits plierised to give his Assent in Ilcr Majesty's nutire to the following i it.

2. An Act riilziting to the recovery of Small Debts, and to repeal certitin Acts therein rnirniioiie .

2. An Act to provide for the care rriid niaiiitenance of Idiots, Lu- natics, rind Persons of uttsourrd triii .

8. An .\t:i for tire bi-tier preventing Accidents by Fire within Chnrluttctown and the Coriiiiiriii _tlteruir .

An Act to incorporate it Tertipertiiice Ilull Coriipuny in Chur- lottetown. _ _ , _

6. An Act to incorporate tltc Grrtnil Division and Subordinate Divisions oftlrc Urdcr oftlie Sorts of 'l‘i:iriperuiice in Prince lid- waril Iriltriid.

6. Air Act to amend an Act relating to Statute I.i'lIl0lll' for Char- Iottetnwn, its Conrtiion rtiid Itoyailty, and also to Nuisances in and about the entire.

1. An Act to prevent the going tit large of Swine rtrid Geese nt nll sriariniia, rind of Ilnrrii-rt. iit co-.rt:riii scsirrorre of the year, in the Squnre and Streets of lierirgeiirwii. A

8. An Act relating to tho r\Il'lIVI\'ES nnil other Fislierii-A, and the appoititiiioitt of |'rntectors or Uvi.-r-eera of I"i |t’I'It!sI, and to ulti- bit the talking of Sétlllltlll nfti:-r n certain period of the year, nod for “he; urposes tltcreiit lllelillttllt" . I _ |

9. An Act relating to the \Veigliiiig of Coal, Culin and Coke, in ch|.tl.h.A‘:t“A7:lt‘.to alter and amend tin Act passed in the Sixth year of the reign of Her present Slnjesty, intituled nn ct'to alter and amend an Act for the estublisbrnent of an Academy in Charlotte- mvlvli. An Act to regulate the publishing of Notices and Advertise-

n the Public Service. mems Act to f.ir-.ilit:rte the proving of \Vills and Testairietttriry D.Ig‘m"¢:m-Id: illnrlrnur rtnil Ilrillnst Mnstnrri of the vriri-ius III‘l’IN||lfii in this Island. to supt-iintend the |:i_\'l'§£ d‘“V'|. action rinrl uuiiiiteiiriiice oftlie lIun_\,i and ll-encoiis tltieruiii. " Id An Act relating to the CII.t|‘I0|It.'Iu\Vl| Ferry, uitd the \Vhrirfs co']"gi,.flgAdnl'Aedteih'iiiivrble 'I‘honi.-iii Robson to obtain Letters Patent

' . ‘... . I \ 'indmill.

‘Ml; F‘is,,BAF.ii I'(l“:IIllIIIIIl|‘1III:|R.II;:l|I Agrir-nltnr.-il Society of Prince y.-l,]w,;,-,‘| |.|.mrl, to authorize the t‘XpIIl‘I.IIlt)ll of the Ilorse Suludirt,

' - :' oi 'tinn.s. from u‘ii.|.’\|}.iimi.'. llIlfIlI|illItelltI the Laws now in force re- lating to Divrsioii I-'-.iir-.i-ii.

IS

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. Air Act to prevent the Stealing of Dogs.

I9. An Act to continue an Act for the encouriigemcnt of Edu- ctttiou. .

20. An Act relating to Corporate Bodies. .

2| Art Act to riltor rind niiieitd tlll Act riiiide rind pulled "I ll"! Set-nird yt-.nr nfllis late .\liiji--t_v King Willi.irii the I"ourtlt. inlitulml II An Act to Iitcorpnrntc tlin .\I|IlI!lIt'.l’ rind 'I‘ruiiit:es of St. Junie-s‘s Clttircli in the 'l‘owri offlliiirliitti-towri.” _ _

2 Act to coirtiriue rin Act ernpnivering the Adiitlrilslrlllor 0| the Governrtierrt. tn aliut tip llo.-tils, or pnrtsi of Roads.

23 An Act to regulate tlin Ollie--, nfI.'til"lII-II Secretary and Road Corrtispondent of this Island, and the un.n nt of Fees to be taken ‘h°2r.i’,mAn Act to Incorporate the I)iocea:..- t ‘hutch Society of Prirke

I l (I. _ Ed;l.mAn’A|:t to nIt'|I(t‘. provision for the Service of Non-brtilublr-. Pmcesa, in C\‘I’llIltl cuseii. . _ 26. An Act to repeal certain prirts of the. law nmv in force, re- |giiiig to the irdrnisriinri of IIlIlI’I.'4lt‘rrl, Solicitors and Attorneys, and |, | its in li -u thereof. to AiinAmcI ‘t':r|i:|l‘iii‘:iii-poruta in I‘rince Edward Island, the People hid B'bl C riatiins. _ “'28 Air Act to nniend an Act relating to Corporate Bodies.

29. An Act to regulate the Sale of Arirenic and other Poisons ‘h.a"mATieA‘c|I"t1n provide a Summary Remedy for Females, in cer- tain crises of Soiluction.

II An Act for rinsing it Revenue.

82. An Act further to continue an Act relating to Dogs and tax- m:smiIii°.'Il'.-.i to consolidate rind amend the Acts now in force re-

tilsting the letting of Stalls in Charlottetown Market House, and for other purposes therein mention . .

84. Air Act relating to Light and Anchorage Duties.

85. An Act for the encouragement of Editcatiirn. and to raise funds for thnt purpose, by imposing tin_sdditional Assessment on |_,.iiid iii tli' Islnnd, rind on Real Estate in Lltarlottetown and Com- man and eorgetown and Coninion. _

80'. An Act for tippropiiriting certain Moneys therein mentioned, for the Service of the year of our Lord One thousiiud Eight hundred and Mly-tvvo. - . _ _

His Excellency then closed the Session, with the following

' SPEECH.

Mr. Pruidsat and Honorable Gentlemen of tire Legislative

1: fir, sp¢::::'and Gentlemen of the House ofdaunbly:

5. 5 ' I‘ II S ion liriviug been brought t-in clme. I It" kg,’ uy..:r:I.'|:.VQoyoll'.IIl’I|‘lI'I.”|||lf l.cgiitl.-itive I£.II|0|.I|’!,. rind tbniilt you [of mar regular attendance to your public duties during the last two "'i:"i.':. alforded mo great siilisfrictioii to IIINI. that the anxious nt- tantion you have bestowed on the IIlIpot‘I:tItl question o Educriiinn. has tarriiiiiatsd in your passing a measure. Wlllfih. '|l'l"‘_“!l‘ "‘'l P?" to-pg uitiiifiictor to all clauses of the cttmmuriity, (Wl|"‘—l| "“ l°l£"' latioii will our re), yst cannot fail to be productive of griiitl mind to the blie at large. In framing it. you hrivs bmliu lit ttttml "'9 | '.ng|i':|:| im on me by our iriost grni-Inca Srivereign. In I"- jyactiitrt con ruied by succossivrt Colonial Secretaries of State.

other-. by the diatio uiiihed Nolilamrtrr, the Erirl of Derby, my Mrije-ty'ii Prinie lriiatsr, natnsl . “ You are to P0'(["" all persons inbabltlryg ou_r Island PIIIIGO. ward. Ind“ !°"'“.'°;_ vsrriinsrtt,-to have all libsrt of conscience, and free eaare o thalrras '.M““P.&mwwPIWudM 5' °°"' tautd is s Qatar and p-cubic o-pr-,-,-t of “-0 -II-u -in str- lag stars or scandal to tho (Incantat-

I 4-.

Cara will be required in carrying out the details of the measure; and experience. ltrust, will eniible the Government to render it etlicient, and its little burtliciisoiiieto the 'l‘ux-piiyrir, its the una- voidable iricrenacd expense ntteridnnt on an iiuproved and extended system must iierr-risiirily give rise to

Irtni glad to observe, tltnt rt “ Bill relating to the recovery of Small Debts, and to repeal certain Acts therein mentioned," has passed the l.egiriliiture.

At the opening ofthe present Session of the Imperial Parliament, I observe, that ller .\Injerrty was planned to any, " nothing tenils more to the peace rind prosperity of the country, than the speedy and impartial ridininiiitrntioti ol'yustice:" and it will nlford rite gr--tit pleasure, iitrill tinrcs, toco—irpi-rrite vvitlt you in promoting .-uuh iiiensurcs us will secure to this Colony, the blessings which our gm- ciouir Queen ciinterrrplrttes front an iiriprirtinl tltltllltllalrnllon of jus- tice, which I.-tin sure it is ller l\l.rjerrty’s desire itliould extend to all her I)nriiiiiioiis.

.’llr. S/mrlrer, and Gerillernrri of the House o/Ufuerribly;

I have to iliniik you for the Supplies voted for the Public Service; the respective grrintit which you have directed their application will be strictly nttentlird to, and among others, I observe. with aritiaIiic- tion, the itppropriartion ol'One Hundred Pounds, in addition to the legal Eirdowiiient, for the support of unprotected insane persons. I saw the other day, severnl ofthnt description in the Jriil of Cliur- l“"9l0W||- nnd I cannot help tliiriking, that the cunfineinent of those unfnrtrrriatcs in it prison, is very utide-tirrtble, if it crin be poa- iiilily uvoideil. 'I‘lie Lunatic Aayluiir II-‘ll great cnpuhiliiiea of ex- terisinit. \\'itliout u lnrgc eiiperiditure it can be niiide subservient to the purpnaeii couieinplrited by the Act which authorized its con- strucliorr, viz. : “ rirr Air_ilurrt for Iiir-nne persons, and other ob- jncis of clinrii_y"¢.tuch riri rigod niid iiifirrri priupers, who ure uriii- ble to work; und iiiziy be extended also to tlrorta who citn rtrid ought to work, who at present prefer to beg. I am convinced, that such nn Iristitutiort, proporly conducted. will trier.-t with your support iitid thnt of the public. I hope, with the concurrence of the Trus- teerr oftlie A-ylunr, thnt iinriio phiri may be devised, wlticli, while it will increase the comforts of the deserving poor, will, at the seine tirrie, decrease public expenditure.

Mr. Prerirlent and Honoroblc Gentlemen iytlrr Legislative Conner’ .- Jlfr. Speaker and Gentlemen ofllie House of Jlrmnlily .-

I IIItIII trike care to forwrird the dill‘ercnt Addresses which you have entrusted to tire for presentation to ller lllnjesiy; rind, ngiiin tlinrilring you for your nroiiduous attention to the public busittcss, I sincerely wish you iiucceu in your various avocntioris.

NOTHING gives us more sincere irrstifiralion than making a l’t‘C"I‘tl of sucli exhibitions of anrivullural produce as the one tvitiiesseil in Saturday's Market, 20th u|t., ‘)5 carcasses of Pork iveinltitig in all 6'2l6 lbs. average 248} the ctircuse. By tie politeness of Mr. Lewis, we are enrilileil to state the weight of some oftlie largest, which were respectively as follows:

552

There were three fed by the lion. Geo. Colel. not so re- markable for size its for syrninetry, of that breeil-—improved

erksliire we iltink—ii-liicli is best adapted for domestic ptir- pziscs. We wish we could have given an acroiirit of the res- puciive axes. fer-din-_v &.i:.. oftlie above. Might not the Royal Agricultural Society tinvl it atlvairtaucoits to awtirit a premium for the. IlI3»I\'It'SI nii'nn.i| brought into market during the year, to be decided by the Clerk!

To THE Eon-oii or IIaaziuin‘s GAzii'r't‘I:.

9? .

It is rrniarkrrblc that your correspoitrlent, " A Subscriber,” dial not oliserve, that the Iledique and Siterlinc Par-liet is not required by the new law in come in llnrrl‘s Point Whrtrf at all, as she it as by the late Act; i'.IIlll0Il|_!lI she is now entitled to a free berth at airy tivltaif iii the Iirtrlmr, which was out herein- fore the ciao. Hat.‘ a certain person ctinlrrnplctled a chance of attv other person pettiriiz a Iirense. so iniporl.int rt clause. (im- portant espeviallt to this section of the lsl:tniI,) wtinld not have been omitted: but it lien prti\'lIliIIt_' it for his suit, In-. mii.~t have more prty and less work. It has ttftr-n been reinirke<l,t|i:it such things are doll? in Prince Iidward Islnntl as are done no where else; but stir-h a specinien of (tlIe‘!I(Il'.(I legislatiiiri has hardly before dirizrsced its annals. The late Packet Law had expired sortie two years ago, and was lately revived and timeiirled, but the Grant is nearly trebleil, when the person alluded to had provided his son with a vessel; yet, ‘no doubt, when he pays its a visit on the next clectioncering excursion, he will endeavor to pi-rsniule us, that he was actuated by motives of pure and disinterested patriotism.

0 rs. “AN OBSERVER. Lot 20, Bedeqiie, March 15, I859.

The Courier arrived with the Colonial and American Mails on \Vcilnesil.ty evening last. 'l'lie Mail due yesterday had not arrived, when we went to Press.

A Fire broke out in the House of l\lr. James Stanley, on Friday evening last. at 8 o't-lni-lr. lly the timely assistrttice flmIfIt‘tI by tlii-.'inli:ibii:ints. the tire was subdued before much ini~clticf had been done. It l)fI[!lI|4l8|l finrn a cliilil going up stair; and accfleutally igniting Will] 8 tallillfl some Cltilllel.

’I‘rin.tsuna:tt's Orrtciz. Mrirch 22, I852. ARRANTS front Nuiirbcr 2l3, of the 5th of Julie. I35‘. Y0 Number 271, of the 20th June, IS5I, both inclusive, “III hr: paid at the Treasury on denrnnd, together with the Interest due

tlrcrcou. JOSEPII POPE, Treasurer.

SI:cns:1'Anv's On-tcsi, April I, I962. Ilis Excellency the Lieutenant Governor. has been pleased to no- ccpt. the resigiiiitinri nfilie llnn. Stephen llice. III ti M°lt|l'0|‘ 07 ll|° Executive Council of this Island. S:eiu:'rAnv'rr Os-rics.-, April 2. I852. Ilia Excellency the Licutemtnt Governor has IJe¢‘ll.[lIEll!Pd ‘to di- rect the t true ol the Hon. Jnriir-s lln-giv. to be iiiiiettctl in the Corirriri-air-it'of the I’e:rcc for King‘: County. _ Ilia Eiir -llency has been pltltlitltl to suspend the ‘Licence for the retail nfSpirituoua Liquors, lately taken out liy 'I‘tiiiotIiy Donovan,

Georgetown. JAVIES VVARBURTON, Col. Soc’y.

COUNCIL Or-ncl, April I, I852.

Ilia Excellency the Lieutenant Governor in Council, has been pleased to tiinke the following uppniritinetits, viz. :—

Mr. John I-‘.Mnrrow, of North l.uk4,to be Preventive Otficer, and Ltind Wuitcr for East Point. _ _

Mr. Alexander l.eirlie,jun , to be Preventive Olhccr and Land VViiiier l'nr Souris.

Messrs. John Kearney, James Ilnnipbill, and John llowlett to be Preventive Utficera, and I.nrid Waiters, for Georgetown, in the terms oftlte Act for the better prevention of Smuggling.

Ilis Excellency the Lieutenant (ioverrior in Council, has been pleased to accept the resignation of Mr. Angus M‘I.)onrtlil, as Pre- ventive Otlicer, and Land Wniier tit East Point.

His Excellunc in Council has been pleased to dispense with the services of Mr. Phomsoo, as it Preventive Otlicer, and Land

Waiter, at Georgetown. CIIAIILES DESBRISAY, C. E. C.

filarrirb. On the Ist irist., at Cbsi-Intieown, by the Rev. J.W. Butcher, Mr. William Triomaon, of Three ivi-rs, to Busy, sacond daughter of Mr.Tbom-is Allan, of Charlottetown.

Eliiii,

At Pomeroy, Meisz County, State of Ohio, Margaret. beloved wife of Mr. George Wsdinan. an eldest daughter of Mr. John Burns. Badeque, I’. E. Island. And on the 99 MINI“. lltfilttl child of the same aged 6 weeks. The rleceasetl bore li-r lust illness with Cliristian fortiiutle. and died in pearc. She has latt a hrisband anal three children to muiirtt their loss.

A; the Band of Pettiooiiiaiz, oti the IS h March, Sarah. Wife of Mr. I".dward Woods, formerly of Lot 49, I’. I9. lsl.tniI. The ileceasett has been for many years it very consistent nrember of the Baptist Church. Har end was peace.

On the 4th March, at New Ynrli.nf Apoplexy, Mrs. Ca- therine. Doyle, an old resident of this Town.

At New Loiiilon, Siiiitli Wust River. on the find March, Mr.

¢l)tlt;l0lIIIOwlI illarkrls. Exchange 60 per cent. on Sterling. Srroaoav, April 3. I852.

"‘°"_ I 2 _ niois 1-o Ilepf, (small) pr lb.‘ 3 Il - 3'00], . _ 1 4 iii |yl|'IlII'le I run, 0 0 3 TI‘: - - I 0 ‘M Ilurley, per bushel, 2 9 do. (small) 0 5 Outs, - - I 3 Million, - 0 6 . Q '0 hit». lb. 0 0 'r' i' s II i v: .5’ ' . .. ...-:::::.;i, w - '; . ‘l :: Butter, (freirli) - 0 I 0 'l‘m-ni 3., 0 y lo 'I"' bl’ ll“ WI’! 0 A I I0 Carrots, per bush. 0 D 0 I:::i;:|‘IIiii'le-y',pet'.lb.i3 j 3 . 1‘‘,|:::ey.’ “ch ? l g ?q"""“5"'i P" 'l’- I 0 0 l Eggs. per rloun, 0 8 Ll',,'w' ' l 0 lo ' "'9'. per ton. 35 ll 6 D“:“k- ' l 0 0 I Straw, per cwt. 0 I 0 P '_‘ _"-1°“ ' ' ‘ 0 0 I Cnilltsli, per qt|., I2 I 0 Glgzg: K": ' I 8 u ‘ 3 "lll|:I'C£iplllI,[|CI‘ y-tl., 8 C Clover Seed, per lb.‘ 1 ( 1 2 Raihmjtest. eiicli. 3 g 2 GEORGE LEWIS. Market Clerk. -1.) flair: aiib filial Illarkrt. Saturday, Jpn’! 3, 185:. ’''-°'"‘- P" "in - - - ir.i. to ad.

OATMEAL, per lb., - - - - url. to Ijil. PATRICK GILLIGAN. Clarlt. iuis'ri:‘i.r"itIi"i._o'(:i‘i: Ail:-JOURNAL,

For the two weeks coiling Jpn’! 3, 1852.

sartoairrsiit. ‘l'l-IIIIIOMETII. Hist-on Lowest M. u. H‘ i- t r. - t D ‘l <27“!-t (25th-) | (dirt?) 21a(t):‘2?2lil. rigid 30.13 29.48 29.53 I: 46.8 -0 7* I 31,5 Highest Lowest Mean. Illi h 3 L . , D ., (29"--) (SM rice)‘ 29l‘Ii‘,‘3(‘t!‘tIt iii:'...y.. 30.23 29.44 |- so.o4 50.0 I 1.5 — 32.1 I .wtrirn A1‘ 9' A_ n_ WIATHII. March.

in ; uuroru in the n Mo. 22 S.E. moderate do. Overcast; blue sky, 6 to 6, und rtfter I. p. m.: hazy and snow, till 4, p. m.; white frost in the nivlit. Overcast; cloudy, 9 to I2. it. rri.; fog be ore 9, it. rir.; snow after 7, p. in. IV. 24 S.S.IV. gen. breczs20vercnat. 'l‘h. 23 N.N.W. light air. Overcast. s. m., till 9; cloudy, till 12; blue sky, p. m. Blue sky; nuroru in tho cvcriin . Overcoat, till 2, p. m.; cloudy, till 5; then blue sky.

Su. 2| \V.N.W.at. breeze Blue sky; cloudy, I0, ha. in., to 5, p. L

Tu. 23 Calm.

Fri. 26 N. moderate breeze. Sat. 27 \‘V. light air.

Mir rclt.

l Sir. 2s£N. fresh breeze I

Blue sky; sky hazy, ii. m.; ri!;gl.-. I auroru in the cvenin . Mo. 29 N.W. do. do. Blue slry; cloudy, and am,-,lit passing I I snow, I0, rt. rii., to , p. m.; aurora ‘ .

r ‘ . during the night. III. 30jN.N.\V. do. do. ‘Overcast; hazy, sleet and snow, 8, ii. . rii., to

\Vc.3l'N. do. do. iOvcrcast, ii. in.; blue sk , p. in: clou- dy, till -I. rind front 8 to 10; hazy dc snow, till 9, u. m.

April. Tli. l‘E. light do. Fri. 2 S.S.W. light air.

Overcast; hazy and snow, after I5, . tn. Overcast-, cloudy, p. m., till 3; hazy and to,It, . in. Slit. ll N. gentle brooms. Overcast, hazy and snow. To be Sold at Private Sale.

OMMON LOTS Nos. 2|, I4, 9, 4, and half No. IO, 'compri- ing about Sixty Acres. well known as “ THE DOUGLAS ESTATE, ’ slturitc within live minutes’ walk of Charlottetown. 'l'bcrc Lots are Freehold, and tvill bcsolil in small parcels to suit Purchasers. Also Pasture Lots, Nos. 7 and’ 33 in the Royalty of Charlottetown, containing Twenty-four Acres under Lease to J. D. Hasznrd, Esq.. for a term of 370 years, at the rent of40s. currency,

per annulu-

—ALSO—

Art Estate of about 2,000 Acres of Land on Township No. 19, under Lease to various tennls, for a term of 999 years, at an an- nual rent of one shilling. currency, per acre, together with the ar- rear: of rent due thereon.

p rt 0 there several properties may be seen at the Ollice of R"l"‘-"I “wig-0|-. F--q . Barrister at Law, ivlicrc further particulars as to the whole will be tirade ltiioivn. Air inilisputiible Title ivill be made to Purcliarcra. Should the Cumirioii and Pasture Lots no‘. be previously disposed of by private contract, they will be offered at Piilrlic Atitstioii, at Twelve o't-lock, nuori, on Saturday the that day ul May next, ni front of the Old Court House in Cliarloitetoivti.

Aprilb, I852. (All the Papers.)

Royal Agricultural Society. Ill0N'l‘llLY Ml-ll-1'l‘ING oi‘ cu.\i.\ri'i"i‘i:r., Feb. 4, ran.

PR!-ZSEN Hon. S. Rice, I'resir.lerit, Chiirleii llrrinutrd, F.riq., 2d Vice President, Charles Stewurt, I"'.sq., Mr. George Beer, jirn., Mr. Henry Longwortlt. RNOIPWI, Tlirit Premiums for For Cnttla l'or Easter Murkct be given as lust year, viz. : £3 for the best fat OX, and £2 for the second best 0.

By Order, GEORGE BEER, Secretary.

Ana-radars.

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