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Royal Agricultural sods

Coasarirrcs Mnrriito, \VlDlIUIDAY. Aug}, 1852.

r -sent. His Honor Judgd Peters, President, Clysrles Ilssarrd, I-lsq., J M Holl, Vice Presidents. . W

'I'. Pethiclt,

Mr. Miller. '1‘. H. Havilsnd, ., D. Brenan, Esq Mr. all,

Ilnn. 3. Rice, Hon. Coles,

Mr. H. Longworth, ‘Thorns,

Hon. . Pope 1. Sim rt. Esq,

Judges of the Fat Cattle to be shown this II; were appointed.

Ordrrrvl, That the Sub-Committee do enter into a contract with Mr. H. Hnszurd, for the Store which be has offered to lit. up for the use of the Society.

Read the following Letter from the Secretary-—

'I‘o nan Passions-r srro Cosrarirrui: or run Rcv.u. ctiicui.'rtiu.u. SOCIETY. Gsrr'ri.usv.iv ‘

I beg to state that I am desirous to be relieved from the duties of Secretary and Treasurer of the Society, as soon as you can conveniently appoint a person in my stead, it having been sug- gested to me that you are kind enough to pay me up to the and of rriy year in July nest.

Guoaan Bruit, Secretary.

\‘Vhereupon. Ordered, That Mr. Beer's resignation be accepted, and that the Committee relieve him front the duties of his otiice, as soon as another Secretary is appointed, and the accounts audited and pass .

The names of three persons having been agreed upon, from which the Lieutenant Governor in Couticil might select a Secretary and Treasurer for the Society, in the room of Mr. Ilct-r, the President was requested to communicate the same to His Exec-Ileticy.

The Meeting was then uilyourned until Wednesday the I-tth inst.

Anrouarrun Msrriiro or Coaurr-r'rs:s:, April H. 1852. 1, .

Iiis llonor Judge I'eiv»rs, President,

Charles Ilnszird, Ii-‘q., llou. J. M. Iloll, Vice Presidents, lion. G. Culcs, Hon. . wabey, Hon. S. Rice, '1‘. Il . Ilaviland, Esq.,

John Lyall, Esq.,

Thorrttis I’ethicl.', Esq.,

C. Stewart, Esq.

The proceedings oflnst meetin having been read, the President Informed the Coiniiiiitee, that it r. Stewart had been appointed Secretary and Treasurer to the Society, in the room of Mr. Beer, who had resigned.

An application from Mr. James Pidgenn, of New London, for the establishment of a Dcpot, for the sale of seeds, &c., at his residence, was laid before the Committee, when the following Resolution was adopted, and ordered to be communicated to Mr.

D Hodgson, Esq., Jeremiah Simpson, Esq., . r ' ‘ e

Pidgeon.

“ That the Committee are of opinion, that Dcpots being already cutuhlislied itt Cavendish, nt IIns|aiii‘s. and at Priiicetnwn, no ‘ ' canbe ,' 'yo"" 't!W'- den. and therefore it is not expedient to establish another Depot in that part of tho country, at pre ”

Read a Letter from Mr. J. I‘. Milledge, Boston, with Invoice of carrot, and other see s.

Also, a Letter from Mr. John Brown, Greenwood Farm, Fal- rnonth, N. 8., making enquiries respecting Leicester Sheep, and Ayrshire Cattle.

Ordered, That the Secretary do reply to Mr. Brown‘s letter, and give him the inforttiation sought or.

Ordered, 'I‘h.it two ol Willis’ Seed-sowcrs be imported from Boston, for the 'I'ryon Branch Society, in accordance with their request.

An application from Mr. Donald lllclsaac, of Charlottetown, for the sum oftiliecn shillings, being half t price of ii - calf, purchased by him from Mr. McGill, was laid before the

Committee, whereo

It was retolrerl, That as the purchase of tho calf was made without the intervention of the Society, and the usual conditions have net’itcen complied with, Mr. Mclsaac has no claim on the

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Orirerl, That Mr. John Beer’s Bill, for the keep ofthe Gallo- way Bull, be paid.

'I'l'ie President read to the Meeting a series of Resolutions, pre. ‘pared by him on the subject of the esinblisbniont of a periodical Sale of improved Stock, to be held under the direction of the Society, which, on motion of lien. \V. Swabcy, were adopted by the Committee, and ordered to be publislii.-d with the minutes of this Meetin .

The Resolutions are as fnllow:—

\Vhereas, a correct list of the number and kind of Improved Stock, intended to be oflbred I'or Sale at the Annual Fair and Cattle Show in Charlottetown, in September, if published in the Island, and in the neighbouring Proviiicea of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, would tend to collect purchasers for such animals, and thereby benefit the farmers and breeders of improved Stock in this Island. Tlierrfore, Resolved,

_ y do open ll Book, for the purpose of entering the names of the owner, and ii description of the kind of animal which he will bring for Sale at the Fair, and any person having cattle or sheep of improved breeds, on sending in his name to the Secretary, together with the pedigree and age ofthe niiimal intended to be entered for Sale, on or before the First day of August next, shall be entitled to have his name entered in such ilt "

2. " That an advertisement, containing a correct list and des- cription of the animals entered in such Book, shall be published in this Island, and also in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, one vllltllllll before the Fair." _

8. " That the Society will make arrangements with an Auction- eer, to sell such animals at the ‘air, for a small Comuiissioii: that each animal be set up at Public Auction, the owner thereof being allowed to buy him, in case he shall not be content with the high- est bidding: if sold, the Aitctinnec-r's Commission alone will be deducted from the price, and the residue, without niiy charge for advertising, &c., paid over by the Auctioneer to tho stiller; but in case the animal is not sold, but bought in by the owner, no charge wbstsror will be made. _ _ _ _

The object ofthis Society, in adopting this measure. being to e the raising of line stoclr in the sland, and also to attract purchase from the neighbouring Colonies; to cnrrfy out this ob‘ t, it will be necessary to keep up the character o the Stock crud for Sale under the Society's auspices; the Socirty, there- fore, reserves to itself the right of rejecting any inferior animal, when brought to the ground. _

The following Resolution respecting the purchase of Ram Lambs was also adopted by the Coinniittee:—

Resolved, That the Society do purchase next autumn wt-ll-bred ‘Leicester and Southdown Rum Lambs, to be sent to the ditlureni Branch Societies and Depots throughout the Island, and there disposed ofat Public Auction; and that with a view of inducing breeders to preserve such Lambs, the following advertisement he at once inserted, and continued in the Newspapers for six

s Its:—

ADVERTISEMENT.

HE Rover. Aauicvi.-roast. Socis-.-rt are desirous at the Farsi in 8:!-rnasnn next, of purchasing from 30 to 40 well-brad Rani Ltimbs, of pure Leicester and pure Souihdown hr These animals are intended to be sent to the differerit Branches and Depots. and then sold at Public Auction. The ob-

ject ofihs Societ being to furnish I:I:dI.ltffIIOl’l, in every section of ' hr

the Country, wit an inipror of Sheet’; "0"! bill lilo Guest animals will be selected, for which very liberal prices will lb. paid by the Society-—ssy Thirty shillings, and upwards.

[Tbs following Letter from the Judges of the Fat Cattle Show, on Wednesday the 7th inst., was then read: April to, 1352.

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We begmto call your attention to a circumstance connected with the [sport ofthe izes awarded for fat oxsn, handed in to the, Bsciay by us on V t£tIfleItIt.|LIIlI. _

Os ref ' to the " I order," newspaper, of the 0th inst. tho Report contained therein with our written Ite- from Mr. Inga-,) we found a very riratrriel rl er- ; a—Tgo word; in the ori inal Report_(whic we enclose). avu been stored out with s IDIIIC loud pencil. and r. lap. in the presence ofa third party, soiumnl . assured us. that it was in that state when handed to him for pu icuiinrt by MI‘ Georgfl llO9fr.I¢'|-

As we naturally feel very indignant at the urtrvarrantuble liberty taken with our Report, wri b_eg, in junios to ourselves, and with a desire to expose the snprincsplud party, that you will do us the favor to uili the IIIIIC and take such st_s . as may destroy the iiripressioa on the public mind of uu unfair yudguient, for which purpose us Report has ustdratly been lost _r¢rt with.

We have the honor to be ir, Your %stIlsnt Isrvsuts, loans-r fur.r.owus, W. W. Iavriro. Bsssuss. Cui.i.iirus.

r the Issrutury '°.....°°f'..'.‘:'-°° *: lo. .3. hmfilissusu ml a.li..au test Isliatbs is Iissw who did.

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non rssolerd. That this nplsauilsu euuast be ssssllsrsl satisfactory, inasmuch us it was the duty of the Secretary to have retained the original Report in the rrliicu, and to have handed to the Printer u correct copy; and be having inudu his son the bearer of the Report, a strong suspicion must rest upon him of being in some way privy to the alteration, and therefore that this Corn- inittee must hold hliri responsible, until he shall procure und lay before this Committee an adinisuion from his son, in wrt'Iisg,tInit the alteration was made b him without the knowledge, privity or consent of his father, or give such an explanation ofthu matter as will enable this Committee to trace out the real perpetrator ofihis unwsrriintiiblu act.

Rrraled, 'l'hit u copy of the foregoing resolution be imme- diately handed to the Secretary, |\'l|lt'II Inning been done, the fol- lowing cnnirnunirniion front Mr. . jun., rt-as shortly after linndvtl in to the Cotiiiiiittee by the Secrettir :

’I‘o -nu: I’itr.ui>i:iv1' AND Cosntirrn: or nu: Rovu. AGllCUI.T1'RAl.. Socirrv.

For the information of the Comriiittt.-e of the Royal Agricultural Society. I beg leave to state that the Secretary ofthe Society de- livered me the Report oftha Jlttlgr-it I'or I"tit Cattle, exactly as it was written by them, to be convey . y me to the Printing Otiice. In the Reading Room oftliu Islander Otlice I observed, that the 0x l',\lIlItlIPtI by imt, was stated to have sur used in size any aiiiiiiiil exhibited, and not one word about his being well fed. I considered this to be an imiiiiuation that was not correct: I felt that in tho lirr-t place I had not been well used, by the Os not been allowed to compete after I ltiiil taken the pitins to feed, and bring forward such an animal, as the Island liiid never produced before; and secondly, the insiountion of his only surpassing in size the other animals brought forward. \\ItIt‘I| was calculated to convey a wrong imprr.-ssiun to the public. I tlierefnrt-,mi my own ri-rtpnnsihillty, took my pencil and drew it across the two words in question, without any living being hi-side iriyst-If ltnowirtg tiny- thing about it. or being in any wiry p ivy to it,

I felt tiiysctfill-used, therefore I did that which, under any other circumstances, I should not have done.

norms: B::it,jun.

Mr. BL-er'rt Ir-lter having been read, the following resolution was agreed upon, viz:

Resolved, That the Committee are satisfied that the Secretary was not implicated in making the alteration complained of, but iit the same time, the (‘-oinnrittee rriust strongly censure the con uct of Mr. G. Bi-r-r,jun., and expri-ssilirir regret at his having al-

lowed hiniselfto he betrayed into the commission of an act so great an impropriety.

Ordered, That application be made to the Colonial Secretary, for the auditors of Public accounts to cxiiniiiie the accounts oftlie Secretary nfthe Society, up to the present date, that being only a short period ht-_vond the time which is named in the net of Incor- poratinn, for their nnii-i.:l In lt5(‘llI|iI.

The Committee then adjourned nntil \VednesiIay the 21st.

Seminarv for Young Ladies.

D RS. JA.\liIS II. BOUHKI-I and Miss BADGE take leave

to inform the Gentry and Public of Charlottetown, that they intend opening a SEHINAIIY for Young Ladies, on Monday, the I5tli instant, at the bite resideiice u nlin Morris, Esq., Sydney Street, near the llomim (.‘.'it|i:-lic Chapel.

The course of liistriictinn will noiiiprisc—English in all its britnch- es; French; Italian; Music; Drawing; Embroidery, and every des- cripiioii of Firm-y \Vnrk.

'I‘criiiii may be ltriotvn on application at the Seminary. Cliarlottetotvit, March I6, I852.

O I.E'I‘ on Lease, with liberty to purchase, ifso required, part

of the I.lllI s belonging to the Sitliitcrilier, 'IltIWII as the “Iisitr-:rt” I'I.4tnte, situate at the liii.-tti-rn extremity of Charlotte- town, comprising Illevcn 'l'owri Lois and portions of Two Conitiion Lots. This I‘mpt-rty has been laid oil‘ iitto Iiuildiiig Lots, and will Iw lei by private t't|IIlt'tICI agreeably to it plan to be seen at the Ollice

of JOHN LONU\\‘0R'l'lI, Lttq. \V. S. LONGIVORTII. Charlottetown, January 6. I852.

Valuable Freehold Property for Sale. In the Cmlre of Clrarlolleloiim. IIE Subscriber intending to leave this Island. oflers his Pro- perty in Sydney Street, for Sale. It Conrilstl ofn Quarter Town Lot, with a two‘-story Dwelling House, 32 x 28 : \Vorli Slio

in the rear, 30 x I8 : Vood Ilouse below it ALSO

Two Horizontal I-lot-so Powers. He also requests all persons indebted to him to make an early

settlenieiit. STEPHEN BOVYER.

March 26'

Mills for Sale.

HE Subscriber otfers for sale a GRIST MILL erected nearly

years ago, with the Leasehold Interest of Iifty-live acres of excellent L./IJV'D,999 years Lease at a. re. so—a - joining the above, the Leasehold Interest of 24] acres of LJJVD, together with one-hnlf of s SA I LL, u very convenient rind comfortable D IVELLI./VG H0 USB 30 K 17, n BARJV 24 at 26, all nearly new, and it Well of “inter near the door. 'l be whole of Illll property is \\ ell Wlltltitltl and watered, and situated near the Aiiilersoii Iiond. on l.ot 26, in the midst of new and very BIICHIIVO settlements. From the piivt few years, it is reasonable to conclude, that in it very few years hence the whole surrounding country w be settled, ttlicn it will be \\ ell worthy the attention of the holder of this property to erect such other mills as the necessities of the country demand; mid particularly so, as there is sutiicient water pow.-r and other coiivr-iiience to do so. 'I'liis Property mn sold in one, two or three Lots, to suit purchasers. One-hiilfo the puicliaso money may reiuain for two or three years unpaid, on tip- proved Security either on the property or otherwise. For further partir-ulars, iipplv to J. \\’i-nllierhe, Iisq., at Charlottetown, or to

the Subscriber at'Now London. VVILLIAM C0'I"I‘ON. New London, March 9, 1852.

To be Sold

TIIAT pleasantly situated I"iirtn coiiiiistiog ofG0 acres, in (Thar-

lottntown Royalty ‘on the Union Road, I7 chains otf froiu 'I‘bt-re is u lurge Ilouso consisting of 2 Parlours, 2 Kitchens and lied oom. and Dairy oti the firrtt Iinor, rt Drawing Room and 4 lied Rooms on the second floor, and good frost-prool Cellars. There is l large (iurdcn iiinl Orchard stocked with choice Fruit Trees. The whole land is under r.u|iivatii-n, except about 5 acres which is reserved for Wood. 'I'he preniirics are well fenced, a good roportion being planted ivithllnwtliorii. 'I'here is ngood um, I one an Suible, and other Out Iiuildiiigs; a Well of never-failing \Vuter at the door; a stream of \Vnter iiuliicient for propelling Machinery. rum through the Land It is desirable as a residrtnce for a gentes family, the rooms being spacious and in an agreeable situation.

The Land will be sold altogether, or divided to suit purchasers. For further particulars apply to '1'. II. Ilnviland, Esq., in Charlotte- town, or the Subscriber on the prrniises,

JAMES W. JAMES.

Ilriilgefoot Iluusc, March 23, I852.

Freehold Form for Sat HE SUBSCIIIIIIZR offers for Sale. 200 acres u- tifully situated on the Gulfof i. Lawrence. Ofthe above about 40 acres are in a high state of Cultivation, and 41 acres cut down, of which 30 acres are lit to be stumped. the rest oftliu land is covered with excellent hardwood and Iongt-rs. There are on the promises a Dwelling Ilr-use, Stables, dr.c., and a new are sheltered from the North wind in Winter, by a bush left for that urpose between them and the shore. A never-failing stream of “litter runs throngli the premises, and abundance of kelp, for masure, can nearly at all tliiies, bu easilgo procured from the shore. ' ho land is on [at 47 near the ttndury line of Lot 46, being half s mile from Campbell's Cove, where u Breakwater is likely to be soon errrted, w ich will be a great advantage to the titljiceiit settlement. Terms imide known, by application to J. D. IIAIIARD, Esq. Charlottetown, or to the uh-turibor. ANGUS M‘DO.\'AI..D. lllill ’I‘own, Lot 41, 29th March, I868.

To be Iold or Lut,_ ' mediate pose stun guns. HAT sasanily situated FARM, whereon the Subscriber new no es--consisting of I00 acres sf I-‘reehold Land. with the Buildings thereon situated. 50 acres urs cleared and in a good state of cultivation; it good Orchard and Garden, well stocked with Fruit Trees from England, A plus, Pears, Plsuis, Cherries. to. There is us eseslleat stream Water running through the Premi- see, and a well of Water close toihe Ilouse. Any person desirous of obtaining an eligible place for fsruiiag, would do well in coins and examine for ihsrnsulrss. llul‘ thuvpuvsbsss nsuuy allowed is rstnain on t |0°'m!- ' all persons indebted to the ssussrhsrsrsrsqssstsliessalsilrotr sesosais to save trouble, and all having stuluis agsbw in are de- nine to send them in i-nerlisisly fer payiueai.

WIILIAII CHINE. Isdsquu, I.st ll, March 4, MM.

0. of Land, beat

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PUHPI and WILLS. SEALED ‘Iluudsrs will be rueuivsd tlss Iubcrfiur until Usu- dsy. the Id lluy. at I! o'clock. s willing to con- tr-arn for rupiiiriug and keeping in stliciunt repair, the Public Pumps and Walls of Charlottetown, by the year. for a period not exceeding

vs yuan, nor less than three years.

The Contractor will be required to keep the Psrnps cluur of ice; and will likewise be required by himself, and two sutbcisnt sureties to enter ists a Bond for the due performance of such Con-

By order of the Board of Assessors. W. C. TROWAN, Secretary. ChurIottetown,ApriI I2, I851.

CROWN LANDS.

HE Government will sell to the Acadiiin French, who mu require the saitie for actual settlement, 'I‘ructs ofthu Crown Lands of 50 acres each, on Township No. I5, at the price of Four Shillings per acre, to be paid in three instalment»-. Enquire at the Otfice of the Keeper of l'lnns at Charlottetown. W. SWABEY, Keeper of Plans.

April 5, 1852. Ready made Clothes and Cloths.

UST received at the “ oiidon House.” a large nlsttfllllctll of rettdy rlmde CLOTIIES, of every kind. superior make. very clie-up; also it great variety t-fCI.O'I'llS; I'ilot Wliitneyl. Ilea- VM and llrond Cloths, Dot-sltitis, Surges, Blankets, Cnrpi-ting, Ilas- l0.l‘iur, Mats, print and plaid Dresses very cheap; Worsted and “ll Table Covers, and a variety of other GOODS.

-ALI — OJV’ COJVSIGJVJIIEJVT,

200 Bolts of CANVASS, in all numbers, 1000 lbs. Snil Twine, a quantity of Bolt Rope, all

of which will be sold as cheap as it can be iiiipo ed.

II. IIASZARD. Great George Street, Feb. 11, I852. selling all‘ l selling 011‘ l .6!‘/irst Cort. IIE Subscriber will Sell Otfai first coat, until the First of iilay, the reii.uiiider of his S'I‘0CK of ancy Dry Goods.

&‘ Persons desirous of obtaining cheap and choice GOODS. will tind it to their advantage to c -ll early, as the lialsnce of his

Stock will be otliired at a great reduction. J. W. C. DECIIMAN.

l\ . 3, Queen Street, Near the Queen's Wliiirf.

38$-".‘*a8§‘I$ 033%

TH it SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL OFF HIS REJI{J1IJV‘IJl‘G STOCK OF DRY GOODS, AT a large reduction in price, preparatory to receiving his Spring 8 pl ly.

l’:iriir-s friim the COUNTRY. desirous of securing DAIIGAIIII,

will do well, not to lose the present opportunity.

Terms in all cases CASH JAMES DESBRISAY.

Upper Queen-street, Ni-ar " Apotheeniies‘ llall,” March I2, I852.

- Tea. Tobacco Apples, &c. illi’. Subscriber has received from the United States. and of fers for stile (Wiioi.r:sai.i:), at this it-west Market rules, at the Store Head of I’o\vnnl \‘Vhnrf, the following

G U U :

TEA, 'i'OB.-ICCO, RAISINS,

Ilum, Soap, Sugar, and Molasses,

Apples, Quiiiccs, Onions,

I"ilberts, \Valnutii, Almonds,

Leather, Bread, Lemons,

Cigars, Strives, (Cooltin , I"r.inltlin and Close), Pickles, Buliiilo Robes, I'nils und Brooms, \\'ool Cards, Sleigh Bells,

Soda, Sugar, \\'inre, Butter and \Vnter Crackers, I’r-pper Mince, Sperm Candles, Lemon Syrup, Ground I'eppr.-r, Caspia, piiiieiito, Ginger, Coffee, Cliocolatr-., Sardines,

Ground Logwood, and Redwood,

Snlerntus, Steel Grain Scoops,

Iiice, Onltum, Ilright Varnish,

Spirits Turpentine, Ilesin, I'itch, Tsr,

&c., &c., &c. S. C. IIOLMAN. November, I4, I851.

Hemlock Timber, and Juniper Posts.

R SALE I00 Tons Ilemlock Timber and a quantity of Juni- I'osltt, ciibor square or flatted with holes, to be had

cheap. on application to II. IIASZARD. Charlottetown, April I2. I852.

Old Iron, Junk, die. IIE Subscriber will pay the highest rates for OLD IRON, COl’l‘l’.lt, BRASS, LEAD, JUNK. RAGS, and IIORN5, deliverable in quantities of not less than 25 lbs. S. C. IIOLMAN.

November 28.

A LARGE .\SSOR'I'MEN'l‘ OI" EARTHENWARE AND CHINA AND A IIAUTIIUI. DIIPLAV or EEE.£L%5E-."‘Jg Is now otfered for Sale Wholesale or Retail.

WILLI.-\.\I HEARD.

Great George Street. Dec. I6, I86].

Chairs, Cheese, Raisins, doc. RECEIVI-ID by the Subscriber, cx Euplieraia, from Iioston,and

for Sale at the lowest market rates- 200 Ilundlcs assorted CIIAIIIS,

20 Ciislts best American CIIEESE,

20 Barrels superior CIDER VINEGAII,

20 dc-zen (each) PAIL8 and BItOO.\IS,

20 Cult! RAISINS,

60 Buses Bloom do., (new fruit.)

8. C. HOI.‘.\IAN,

Deer. I0. Store Iiesd of Pownsl WhsrI'. Freehold Property In Charlottetown. TIIIC Subscriber ofli-rs for Sale his Premises. situated in Grnfon

Street, opposite that of John \lcNeill, IZsq., School Visitor, comprising on’e wholo 'I'own Lot No. 41, third hundred, with two convenient Dwelling Ilouses, Stable, Workshop, die. For further