_ film: News. TlIeSchooaer Yotuo. from this Port, bound to Plymouth, was driven on shore oa the Indian Rocks. near the Wood lslaiids. on the u' ht ofthe 88d inot., and is a total wrook. She is advertised to be siiId for the bensllt of all esncomsd. _ 'i‘hs Brig Yarrow. from Rustico, bound to Riehibucto, to liniih loading. hint both her lasts. about 40 miles oil‘ the North Ca of this Island. in a gale of wind,.on Friday. the 24th instuni—sei s. riggl . &c., all going by the board. She drilled about. at the iner- cy of wind and waves, until Monday the 21th. when she lost one of her anchors and chains. near the North Cape—both having been dropt to prevent her going on shore-—und during the day she drilled down toCsscuiupec. when she lost the other anchor and chain. and drove on shore uesr Cascumpec Harbour, and is a total wreck. _ The Ca lain of the Yarrow spoke the Schooner Waterloo. of this Island. the North Cape. and wished to be taken oil‘ the wreck. but the wind blowing very hard at the time, the Schr. was afraid to approach her, and rooeeded on. The Yarrow belonged to Messrs. J. ‘I W. MoGill or this town, _ . Am. Schr. Arvands. Rysn from Belfast, Maine, was cast away at

Souris beach, on the 3Ist.. ult.—is a perfect wreck.-—Crsw saved. Guotrcusa-us. Oct. l0.—Arrivcd—Louisu, from P. E. Island- Sltlabus. Oct. l0.—-Arrived-—Haidee. I’. E. Island.

u'ic'riioitoi.i)‘o"ii7{i.'-.i—(i“t*JFti'a”IT hr the week ending Jlfoneniber t. 1851.

ssaosis-raa. 1-iiaiurosirrll.

H hest Lowest Mean. Highest Lowest Daily ( u._) (z1i|i.) (27tli.) 21th,28tli Mean. sou | 2s.9e- 29.92 l 62.8 | 32.3 | 50.2

‘Inn ‘T WEATHER.

ii, A as.

Sept. Suii.26 S.S.W. strong breeze. Overcast, with occasional sunshine ;

rain in the evening. Mon 17 S. fresh gale.

Overcast till 8, p. in.', then‘cloudy; heavy passin_ showers; wind blew a furious gale in the eveiiing.

Blue sky; aurora iii the evening.

Overcast. light rain till 3. p. III.

Cloudy till 5. p. m.; then bluesky.

Overcast, rain in the evening.

Ta. )8 W. strong breeze. W. 29 S.E. fresh do. Th. 80 S. mod. do. Fri. It 5. strong do.

Nov. Sat. 1 N.w. mod. do. Overcast.

' N. B.—'l‘his was the lowest we observed. but we understand that at u dilfcrent hour, the barometer fell much lower.

__ I llll)t1t'l0lltl0tnll iilurkrts. Exchange 50 per cent. on Sterling. Srrusuiv. Novr. 1, IBM.

rltois 1'0 "WI 1'0

Beef. (snisll)prlb o 2; o 4; wool, - - I 0 I 4

.i.. i.,.,........, o 2. 0 4 Hum. 0 6 0 7

, - - 0 2 0 4 Harley, per bushel, 2 6 2 9

do. (small) 0 3 0 6 Outs, - - I 6 I 8

, . 02.04 \Vhent, - 00 00

Lunib.per lb., 0 2i 0 4 Timothy Seed. 0 0 0 0

Veal, per lb., 0 25 0 4| Poltitut-s, 1 0 I 2

Better. (fresh) - 0 I0 I 0 Tiiriiips. 0 9 0 10

do. by the tub, 0 8 0 I0 l.‘tiri~ots, per Illllll. 2 0 0 0

Cheese, - - 0 3 0 6 Ttll‘keyl, each 3 0 4 0

I-‘to...,pe.-it... o 2 o 24 i'....~i., . . 0 5 0 9

Oatmeal, ierlb., 0 ll 0 H F.;rgs,per dowii, 0 6 0 7

Pesrllitir y,perlli. 0 I1 0 0 ll:iy,pei~t.ni. - 40 0 45 0

, per lb. 0 8 0 0 Straw, per cwt. 0 0 0 0

Tallow, - 0 9 0 I0 Codlish, pt-.r qil., I3 0 I5 0

Lard. - - 0 8 0 0 Ilomeitpmi, per ytl., 3 0 3 3

Ducks, each '- 0 I0 I B Chickens, |I7l" |ltlll', 0 0 0 0

Pat-tridges, - 0 6 0 9 Apples, per bush. I 0 4 0 Geese, - I 6 2 0

GEORGE LEWIS. Market Clerk-

London ready made Clothing.

THE Subscriber has just opened a large STOCK ofthe above,

suitable for the present and coming season, which will be found equal, ifnot superior. to any thing et irii rted.

J./Ull S D SBRIS./I Y. Nov. 8, 1851. (All the papers one month.)

Autumn and Winter Goods.

AMES DESBRISAY has-by the recent arrivals from England

and Halifax, completed his IMPORTA TIONS for the pre-

sent season. and is prepared to aubniit for the inspection of his cus- truiers, such an assortment as will in all respects give ssthfaction.

fl"Plesse call and see—the motto is the same- “ CHEAP GOODS FOR PROJIIPT CASH." November I. (All the papers one month.)

0. a. J. BELL, FASIIIONA ISLE TAI LORI. Quuurt squauu, criair.i.o'r'rs:1'owiv. LATEST FASHIONS. kept constantly on liaiid,_ and all ‘work entrusted to their care, done on the shortest notice, and in the

beat manner. October 3| , IBM.

ly.

NOTICE.

IIE Members of the Georgetown Branch of the Royal Agri- cultural Socicty, whose Subscriptions for the present year are not paid up. are hereby notified. that unless the some he paid on or before the lat January, I852. they will not be entitled to any ofthe privileges of the Societ . Persons desirous of liecoiiiiug Members, are requested to sigiii y their intention to the Secretary, and piiy

thsirSnbscriptions on or before the same date.

By order of the Committee. MAHTIN NY RNE,

Georgetown, Oct. 24. I851. Sec‘y. dz Treasurer.

FREI-‘.li0l.D FARM roii st Lii.‘

THE Subscriber intending to leave the Island next Spring, offers

for Sale. his very excellent Farm at Buckle l’oint,oonsist- log of 60 acres. It is bounded on the West by the racliley Point Road. on the North by James M‘Callum, Esqr's. Farm. and fronts on the sea. The whole Land is well fenced and in a high state of cultivation. There is a Farm Dwelling House, 28 II 13 in good ton- antabls order. and another New House on the Road side. which has been usually Lat tos 'l‘radesman. at £5 r unnam, A well Iuislrsd and oommodious Barn, ‘Ill it 30 it. A lorse Stable 18 II is, well Itted up. There is also u (Ii. Promises s Saw Mill, which is supplied by s goodstrssm 0 water, and which sts little expense might be converted intoa Grist Mill, it would be a desirable sites- tloa for such an Establlsemeat. For further information and porti-

calsrs apply to . PETER M‘KlNNON. Brsehloy Point, October Bl. l86l.

ALL persons having any legal demands against the Estate of

Julia M‘Do1ut.n, late of Georgetown. |-‘ 1 ' "deceased, are requested to furnish the some dul attested to Mr. Jlsdrete .1. -U'DOIt_lU. of Georgetown. within Six calendar months; and all , indebto_d to the said Estate are requested to make immediate payment of their respective Aoeouats, Promissory Notes, dtc., &c..

to r. A. M'Donsld. . I‘. THORNTON. MARTIN BYRNE, DANIEL BRENAN, Georgetown. list Octr.. IBM. , .

To be Let. COMFORTABLE and ooavonioat COTPAGE near Charlottetown, together with Osthcuses, and about six acres of Land; Apply at tlii Oiioo. Nov. 4. 1851. Sw-

ror London n...‘..‘.

HE new copper-fastened Bark STATESMAN,

6|! Tons Rs ieter, Doir.u.o MscKav.

Commander, will asif from Georgetown. for the

above Pitt. as or about the son. of November. Has

oassllsst aeuefliebthiae hr a few Cabin Passengers-—A plgoto

SAMUEL N LLSON N.

3 a.........

fastened. G. B. CROW.

all Ben I (vie

I

...i..mit....ui=ssiss. spfii i.'.i..°ii.... casslstistsws ’

E. L. LYDIARD.

Salt for Sale. 1 TONS LIVERPOOL SALT for Sale in quantities to suit Purchasers. Oats taken in payment. JAMES PURDIE. Oct. 80, I851.

Threshing Machine.

‘FOR SALE. a Four-horse power THRESHING MACHINE. . complete, and warranted of the very best description and ready

for immediate use. Apply to KENNETH M‘KENZlE. Powual Street, Nov. 3, IBM. lsl.

Royal Agricultural Society.

GEN'PLEMEN of the Committee. and Members of the Royal Agricultural Society are hereby informed, that a quantity of

Hawthorn Berries,

la the Store of the Society is now ready for sowing. and may he had on ap lication to the Secretar . Price—4s. r ushel. The Sn cribers to the Royal ricultuinl Society are requested to pay their ANNUAL SllJ3BSC‘lltl TION. due the lot July last. y Or er GEO. BEER, Sec‘y Gr Treasurer.

.Nov. 3, 1851.

WHEREAS by Power of Attorney, hearing date the Seventh

day ofluly, IBM. I have been appointed the Agent of Miss Charlotte Alice Lisle Compton, of France, to take the man- nfement of her pro rty in this slsnd. This is to ire Notice to a l persons indebt to the said Miss Compton. for out, arrears of Rent or otherwise,to pay the satne to me. who am also empowered to sell or lease Land in this Island, belonging to the aforesaid Miss

Compton. HANNAH COMPTON. St. Elearior’r,Nov. 4, 186].

‘K98! ‘mono rim ‘mus 03403:) two '(IliV'.iI-I NVI'I".lIAi 'a.ioqsias1a Sugnqoiad OJOJOQ '.f"u.ianoS oilqnd sip J0 uoitnadsut out 0"’! W) saiiaui pan 5 a:ii.id pun Ktilunb yo .(;ai.t'e.i tear? U! ‘EZIGNVHOEEH MDIEIHOJ PW HSLLIHSI so .IS.".T_IciIc[lmS EIEEEEAL siq J0 [vague aq; aounounu oi sfiaq iaqrxosqns aq_L -uonszacdmg qsadoaqo pus zooms-'1

NEW IMPOR TA '1 IONS. FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND UNITED STATES.

GEO. 'l‘. IIASZARD has just received per packet " Caroline,” part of his supply selected by liimael , consisting of

A LARGE SUPPLY OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY, M./IPS, ROOM P./QPER, F./QJVCY B./ISKETS, TOYS, FLUID LAMPS, BRUSHES OF JLL KINDS, CHEKEP! and a variety of other useful articles suitable for the Island.

The remainder, of his Books and Stationery purchased at the New York Trade Salas, lie is daily expecting.

[I7Catslogues of the WHOLE OF HIS LARGE .l.N‘D V./IRIED STOCK. will be ready for delivery as soon as the whole of his Goods have arrived.

LONDON HOUSE.

UST RECEIVED. at the LONDON HOUSE, FIVE CASES FANCY DRY GOODS. front London, comprisiiig—Ladieo‘ Maniles, in the newest styles; Cloth embroidered Dresses; Alpha Cherie. Poplin de Loire. Mosaic Crossovers. Glacia Poinilla, and other Dresses; lltibit Shirts and Cheiiiisetts in great variety; sewn and crochet Collars; Ladies’ Cuffs and Sleeves; Ribbons in the latest fashions, very cheap, Bonnet and Cup She , and Crowns; a large assortment of kid and worsted Gloves; Erlin Woolo. in every shade; shaded do.', black, shot, pink, white, glscie. and colored Gros do Naples; black Satiiietie; watered Silk; black and colored Silk Velvets; fancy Cloaking; Hair Nets; Ladies‘ and Children's Sta s. in variety; worsted Hoods and CutI's; Gents‘ Stocks; black ace Pulls; colored Veils; book. jnconet, cambric, swiss, iiiull,and other Muslins; plain,sprigged. and fancy Bobiuette; thread and cotton Edgiiigs; Laces and Insertions; whisker Blonde. in variety; Artificial Flowers and Wreaths; Ladies’ and Children's Feathers, very cheap; Cloak and Dress Trimmings and Buttons, in great variety, together with numerous other articles. H. HASZARD.

Great George Street, Charlottetown, Oct. 21. 1851.

Mrs. HEARD’S SHOW ROOM,

is now open and well supplied with JIILLIJVERY. DRESSES. MJNTLES,

&‘§fi’©Y G-©©IiD§9 &©o

Grezit George Street, 13th October, 1851.

’.lI‘IEI NIEW IIIAIP

or PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JUS'P received and now ready for Sale. it MAI’ of PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. compiled from the latest Surveys by II. J. CUNDALL. Dedicated b permission to Sir Auzxsirnsri Bsiuvaasuttr, Lieutenant overnor, sheiving all the Harbours, Riven. Settle- ments, Churches, School houses, Mills, 8r.c.--Size ll feet 4 inches —Price 6s. 8d. plain. ',' Some copies will be coloured, mounted on Rollers, and made up in books for the pocket as soon as possible. This MAP has been engraved by W. H. Lizsrs, Esq., Edin- burgh in the tint style. Sold in Charlottetown by Guoiton T. llassaan dz. lluiinv S'rass_irun;Edinburgh, by Oliver and Boyd; l.ondon, S. er Sr, Son; Liver l, Wilmer Gr. Smith; Halifax, W. Gossip; ew York, C. B. orton; Boston, Philips, Samson 8; Co. Charlottetown, Sept. 80.

. H A I L S. _ HE itaiu r.. the nu. i>...i...-. north! with '5' correspondence for the United Stall». will 50 W40 ‘P, '‘ this Ofioe or Tuesday and Friday morsinfl. ll ’°'°'°°k l"°°"" ly, after the bi October. _ The Mails for Newfoundland will be made up 070'] 7'14‘! morning. at 9 o'clock; and the Mails for England. to l>I_ f0'|’W"d°d via Hslifsx. will bomsde up st9 o'clock on the iuorllllll 0‘ ll" days following : Tuesday, October 14.

II I’ ' ,, November II. II II :6’ ,, December 9. THOMAS OWEN. Postmaster General. General Post Offiee. Charlottetown, Sept. 29, I851.

Notice.

N and alter this date, the sum of Si:-peace Currency will charged for registering Money I.etters.which must be epeid, together with the Postage. THOMAS OWE . General Post Oilice, Oct. 6. I851. Postmaster General.

Apple and Thorn Trees. R SALE. a quantit of good Thorns. 4 years old; also, 400 Apple 'l‘rees. of di ersnt kindr—2, 3. and 4 years grslled. of the early bearing kinds; also, Pear, Cherry. and Ornamental Trees. ROBERT CAIRNS.

NOTICE.

WNERS of Farm-steadings or Pro rietors of Land for Sale,

and to Let or Lease. in Prince ward Island, are solicited

to communicate with the Subscriber, as to terms and rtieulars of note, for the information of intending settlers of srnal capital, and of the Scotch Agricultural class. An early notice, per Post

(prepaid), will most attention. WILLIAM LNMONT. General Com. Agent.

Broom Bush, St. Peter's Road. October 1, I851.

I Howard Street. Glasgow. btli September, ISBI.

CAUTION.

ALL PERSONS are hereby notified that the Subscriber wil

pay no Debts contracted by his son Jaaias M‘Ls‘..ur. The public are also cautioned against purchasing any Land from the said Janus M'l.s'.sa, as be has no right or title to sell an

JOHN WLEAN, ..... North River. Oct. 18. 185].

WANTED, o ii rn nfr in l4tolS earsof sge.to servein arespec- A ytrilblg l\Ierca°ntile Store; ,one well acquainted with Book- keeping and a general knowledge of the business will preferred. None need a ply without producing testimonials of probit and good character. .etters addressed to A. B., at the Post co, Char-

lottetown. will be attended to. Sept. so, 1851.

WANTED, A person of good charcter who understands the Pulling. Dyeing - and Pres.-ing buseiness, will liad ready employment at the Victoria Mills, Brackley Point Road. JOHN HENDERSON.

Sept. 26, 185i.

Steam Boat for Sale.

THE Subscriber olfers for sale the Ferry Steamer " Isla.”

Twelve Horse power, the Boiler, a superior article. imported from England for the purpose; the Boat is 70 feet long by It feet beam, Copper-fastened sod Coppered, has run two seasons. Apply I0

THOS. B. TREMAIN. Charlottetown. 26th August, 1851. (lsl.)

WI-IA'[‘HERBY'S COW BELLS, of Island Manufacture, and Wsrrsnted superior to any imported, may be had at theUSubscriber’s. 8‘ r Side, Queen uaro. we l&A E. L. LYDI A110

30 So ID) A 114 IE 3'9 Commission .Mer¢.-liars! 6' Ship Broker,

BEGS to solicit the patronage of his friends and the public in the Island, and particularly calls their attention to the Sale of Produce of ever kind. having made himself well acquainted

with that market tiring his residence in New York.

STRAYED from the Subscriber's remises about the beginning of June last, a black yearling LT, an irregular star on the forehead, a small white streak down the face. and the two hind feet white. any person giving inforriiation at Mrs. M‘ Neill's, Char- lottetown, where be me be found. or by bringing him to the Sub- scriber will be reward for his trouble.

DUNCAN FERGUSON. Annlield. St. Peter‘s Road, Oct. 24. 186i. I

Victoria Cloth and carding Mills.

CLOTH, Druggets. &.c., &c.. pressed, per yard, In].

Blue. White and Mixed Cloth fulled, ad,

Do.. do. do., fulled and pressed, dd. White Cloth fulled, pressed and dyed black, brown

or claret, lod,

Cloaking and Druggets scoured and pressed , dd.

Cloth and Druggets dyed, Sd. to Md.

The public may confidently rest assured from the superior state of the Machinery, dr.c,, that the work will beperformed equal. at least, to any done in the Provinces.

Cloth or Wool left with the Agent, Mr. George Beer. jua., Cl...-- lottetown, will be taken to the Mill and returned free of any charge.

JOHN HENDERSON.

Brsckley Point Road, Sept. 26, 1851. Ow.

Qlitrtions.

THURSDAY. the 0th inot., at I! o'clock. at the Suhd

ON

bsr.’s Establishment :— C puns. Molasses, 0 bbls. Ssgsr, I0 bbls. Corn Meal. 2 bbls. Rico, 1 boxes 'l‘olnseeo.- 3 cssks Hollands.

10 leaves Sugar. io iscas Unbleached Collee, I Tlireshi Machine. I Rotary Cooking Steve, I other C ing Stores. 0 Franklin Stoves,

I Book Case. 1 Ofiee Dash,

I Pembroke Table. 8 Clocks,

1 Mil. Currants. 1 Mil. Sslerstas. l bbl. ad Redwood.

and various articles of Household Furniture. A great portion of the articles are ordered to besold without the

least reserve. JAM N. HARRIS. Nov. 8, I85]. Auctioneer.

(Fer tlis Bssejllo/all concerned.)

HE Schooner “ VETUS.” Advertised for Sale on Thursday, the 80th inst., who-eslie lay on the Indian Rocks, having since been driven on shore in the is of Monday last, about three miles to the Westward of said Ron . will bsSoi.n av Auc-rioir. where she now lies on the Beach, on THURSDAY the tith Novem- ber, at 1 o’clock, p.m. tggether with the RIGOIJVO. 8.dlLS,.

JJVCHORS. C213 8, &c., 41:.

Also the CARGO onsisting of-— 15,000 feet DEALS. 45 tons BIRCH TIMBER, 3 ti cords LATHWOOD, it SPARS. A. H. YATES, Asctioiinsss October 80, I851.

(For the Benefit of all concerned.)

he SOLD by AUCTION, on FRIDAY. the 7th day of November next. at ll o'clock. foreuoon. near O'Haulsy’s. Four miles from the Head or St. Peter's Bay,

THE HULL,

JIJSTS, SPARS. SJILS, RIGGIJVO, BOATS 4 M1- TE§I.lhl;.5' tifhtlierlzitish Bark "MA.Rd'£dCA\lPBE:.lL,; 4I5 tons urt n o n r' gecu, mastcr strii onC bl as

For furthei particulars apply to Captain Prid een,.or.

St. Peter's, Oct. 21. I851. J0 N M.Iii.2iil:.i:.'...

N. B. Part of the Sails are new, and the Stsndin R‘ i is nearly new. I W II‘

By H. W. LOBBAN. ON THURSDAY. the I3th November next, at the residence of Da. Janvis, in Fitz Roy Stroct,--formerly Dr. Tresioi'is’e —at it o'clock, forenoon. the whole of lha\ Gentlhmou’s HOUSEHOLD FULEJWITURE, .96. Comprisir}g—Miih ny Tablec,Sideboard, Chairs. Sofa, Bedstesds. . allisss, strasses. Sets of Drawers, Washstsads, Look- ing Glasses. Franklin and Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Uten- sils, &c., &c., &c. A t.so——

A HORSE, four years old. Single Sleigh (almost new), Furringand Cushioning complete. Saddle arid Bridles. &c. % For further particulars see Hand Juli. Oct. 30. 185i.

TO he sold at Auction, on THURSDAY, the 4th day of De- cember next. at 10 o'clock, at the House of Mr. PETER.

M‘KlNNON, Brackley Point. (the next Fsrin to James M'Callsm,

Esq.)—-all his Stock and Farming Impleirientr, consisting of

I More, 6 years old, a superior animal, 1 Horse, 9 years old, valuable for draught, 6 Milch Cows. of the best breed, 8 Heifers in calf, ti head of Sheep, 8 Pigs, 18 months old'.. 8 tons U land Hay, ‘.‘“°m".. . ,,..... '1‘ ing ac line, made on the most a 'nei e, for 8 or 4 horses, P P" P. 1 Plough. llsrrorvs. Ilorse Rake. 1 Cart, 1 'l‘ruclr. 1 Fly, Wood Sleds. Saddle, Bridles. Cart Tskling and several other

articles useful to a Farmer. PETER MACKJNNON. Buckley Point, Oct. 8!. IBM.

Prime Leicester Rams for-Sale.

THE Imported t..s..'.... Tup which fell to on lot of Prince Count . with Two other young ones purchased by the Cem-- mittee of the oysl Agricultural Society. will be SOLD by Auction. at the Court House. St. I-Ileanor’s, on Weda¢sdcg,.the nu. day of November next, at 12 o'ocloclr. @ Terms made known at the time of Sale. JOHN HASZARD, Oct. 24, I851. Secretary. _

.1—'- Smell Black Cow.

STRAYED from Charlottetown about three Months since, a sgiall BLACK COW. of the Humbei Breed. She has no white on her except

_ q a few hairs on her BAG; her Tests are small-

zlale was giving Milk when she let! Town; she is about Four years

her will_be thankfully received—and any Subscriber, will be suitably rewarded.

A. A. . Old Ro|ysl Gazette Ofice. ; BYNON

Powns Street, Oct. 7. 1851. A BYNgNATS and BARLEY. . will pay the h' hest market price in CASH. As for good OATS and BAR Y, delivered at his store in Charlottetown.

Hssssrd‘s Buildings, Powniil Street, Oct. 14, 1851.

Information respectin person bringing her to t

ROFESSOR A. G. BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS or MEDICATED SYRUI’—Truth loves an incredulous audi- ence, for if they listen, they are sure to become converts. If there is any man or woman who challenges the stateriient that Btirry’s'l'.’ ,' ..- is a r " for---t " and in'nries, and the best reparation for the hair extant, all that is salted is that he or she wilrtry one tweiily-five cent bottle of the lluid, and read the pamphlet in which it is enclosed. Read and make the trial. Truth will then iorce conviction upon the mind, that all, and more than all. that has been claimed for the preparation by the inventor. is as lpsble a fact as the existence of the sun, or chs es of day and night. Referring the reader to the thing itself, and t accom- panying treatises fora solution of all his oubts, if he entertains an , we will here briefly state what the 'l‘ricopheroos will do. It wi remove scarf and dsiidrulf: it will restore, preserve and besutif the hair; it will prevent it from becoming harsh or ray; it wil dispose the hair to curl and render it glossy: it will re ieve inflam-

Industrisl Exhibition. An Exhibition of domestic manufactures and Agricultural ro- ductions, will be held in Charlottetown, on WEDNESDAY, the 6th of November. when Preiuiuirts for the undermontioned articles will be distributed, via. :