Ghe Graminer.

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- : : : . — EIEN LT UREN . Tor Appres¥ rrow tun Ingapitants or Lot 67.—We|

assengers. Without Reserve. )rO- | pointed out, in our last No., a singularity connected with the, »

rom Shediac, on the 28th inst.—Rev. A. McDonald, Col. Swabey, ©. | AUCTION! AUC C. Daley & wife, Mrs. Trowan, Mrs Roberts, Mra. Barker, Mr. & Mrs. | e !

139

ae ae — = ’ =

- ’ . . . . | aid were in arrears pfeviovs to 1858, we may fairly assume | Rivers do 1 CreeXs, and every possible tide-way, is the habitat of the original intention on this behalf.

SS

he year’s rent paid in 1860 would be put to the credit It is not ovr |

: ance heal s \ ; 93 )) rhe r . ‘ ; . j ld account ‘ace to decide which is right, bat it will be interesting to address from this locality to the Lieat. Gevernor. His Ex- — he the holders of either view to know the acreage thaf belongs

to the two Opinions,

so that by the time a tenant in arrears

1862, ho

Strong, Mrs. Hughes, Mr. Tradgeon, Rev. Mr, Swabey, Messrs. Gil- | ve b Bleven and a quarter thousand acres bert, Wilson, Hill, Murphy, Kelly, MeDonald, MeArville, Stewart, Mo- FAVO be Sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on TUESDAY, the bi Bias eae ° “ui Se wml Neill, Driscoll, McDougall, Grant, Killgore, Cotton, Donaldson, Brien. | 3d day of SEPTEMBER next, at the Store of NEIL are involved ia the coast live estimate, and about fifty thou- From Pictou, on the 30th inst.—Itev. Mr McKinnon, Mrs. McKinnon, RANKIN, Esgr., Great George street, the WHOLE OF HIS

| Rey. Mr. Darrach, Rev. Mc. Laird, Mrs. Smith, Mra. Hamilton, Mrs. STOCK iN TRADE, comprising a large assortment of

One thin |DRY GOODS, Cotton Warp,

his 100 acres,| ever, is common to both ideas, and that is the distance of | assert that the address ‘ shou/d have’’ had a paragraph in it | Cassidy, Miso Narraway, Mr. Hammersby, Master Hammersby, Messrs. : , | McGilvray and Fraser.

srehbase the freehold of hie farm in will hav cellency, in bis reply, thanked the people for expressing con

Gve years rect; avd this amount added to the purchase fidence in his ** constitutional adyisers.’’ The printed address

sney will make one hundred and twenty-seven pounus fiteen sand acres if the tidc-w ivi loa is correct, contained no euch a prcenee. Sut the Islander and Monitor

—— r, how- }

shillings which he will be required to pay for

. : , eee Sa HARDWARE, CUTLERY, tall that in hard cash. No matter if the tenant is back extension from high water-mark. Wive hundred feet | (which they supply), containing the expression ef confidence ; | . ae CROCKERY WARE, GROCERIES, RUM, Salt, Empty and al hard cash. . to she distance from hinksqwater. eoask thi eats the bac! ; rao , : —— : : ss ; ; 1858. Heis not much better off |, oe Gistanct m high-water mark that meets the back | and tie former paper says that it was omitted, owing to ** an Casks, Shop Furniture, and a variety of other articies. not in arrears prior or since S. enw >

PRICES CURRENT. Cuartorretown, August 31, 1861. Provisions. Poultry.

a _ | line of the Fishery Reserves, and this gives a Fishery Reserve | Tervs — All sams under £10, cash ; over £10 and ander than the man who never paid a shilling to his landlord,—the | £20, three months; over £20 and under £40, four months’

, credit; £40, a credit of six months. Approved joint Notes of

a of nda halfa t r¢ h r eixty | imperiect copy’’ having been sest for publication. It is very | area of seven and a half acreas to every ten chains, o tty

aoe

+} iat at j : ‘ ; { | bal ne sirange that this omission was not detected until the Hraminer | money has gone out of his pocket, and he is entitled to n 5 4 aoe ’

scres to every mile of particularised water froutage— which g :

discount for his punctual ty and integrity. area aggregates to the size of half a Tow ship, it the const | Roticed the subject, after the address had been published in| Beef, (small) per Ib. 3d @ 6d Turkeys, each

ne i¢va is adopted, or more than two whole Townships, as | all the other papers. It was firstin the Royal Gazeite. The 3d @ 441 Geese, each

; ie unpose that thete are ten men Now, we ask, can any one suppose that ¢ . ; : og ss . a i 21 @ 5a'KFow . ’ ” ‘ to quantity of land, if the tide-way notion is not ¢'iminated | omission, if it had been an accidental ene, could have been 4d @ Sd Fowls, each

Do. by quarter Matton

in a thousand who would be willing to become freeholders,

little bit of the coast mentioned to the original grantee

aw

5s @ 7s Od) none

| Hand will be required IN ALL Cases.

t# The Sale will be continued from day to day until the la @ 1s 3d | whole Stock is disposed of.

we 5 una meray

Ne Te Tl nama

ny

t

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i Ti lai | Lamb per tb 34d @ 5d, Ducks, each none | WM. McGILL, Auctioneer. =}

pape a i oie from the diseussion. There will be very considerable iaterest | eorrected at ance, before the Islander reprinted it three days! Pork. per Ib ecbdiitabiada aiid a Aagust 26, 1861. hl RW .

if they eoul l, on such terms The man who has LLU, to felt iz this hieh-water line ia all the Townships subject to ; See ‘ J >} . ee 5°; | * ’ aia eT a a " a Ree . | after. But we are informed, and we believe, that the para- Do. (small) Od @ 8d ™~ ti ; spare can find a better investment for tt than by patting IC 14 | to fishery reserve, except Lot 51, which no doubt wishes it | h, tl . ecislontnt de : | Veal per Ib 24d @ 444) Fish, sVotice. /

. ' , | graph, though originally nde: ype q :

He can make a great deal more, | had graph, though ortginaiy intes to appear in the address,

the pocket of his jandlord | Butter (fresh)

ley ls @ ls 2d Codfish, per qtl. [his line uuder the eonditions of the A ward, 18 destiued to | Was parp ysely left out—some of the people interested in get |

9d @ Lld Herrings, per bbl. 3d @ 5d|Mackere!, per doz.

ie ee | , Do. b by epeculations of various kinds, out of his spare eapital than o. by tub

tl int of his rent; and he would bea fool not to pay his| P'374 good many pranks with all the three interests involved, | ting up the address turning with disgust from the blaruey | Checse he amot ‘ , abu db a 4 80 ay ’

i ~

g 9 } j La a = j \ fis Honor the Master of the Rolls, dated the 10th day ls 6d @ 33°! August instant, the management of the Ketate of Paul

ILEREAS by order made in the Coart of Chancery by

gs ’ oa : ; Tallow 94 @ Id | Mabey, of Charlottetown, Esquire, has been committed to and ee >» Governmer he Proprietary, and the Tenants. | ghat was prepared for *! ions rigers.’? : : £5 Us. a year and keep his cash under his own control. Bat | *'*° a en -3 wea en ene fe , } ; pe Vi! that was prepared for -' my constitutional advisers. i Lard lOd Lumber. | vested in me the undersigned. Now, therefore, all tenants of : _ : ; . - “ho Government became er titled, on agreciug to the Uivi penne : Once mannan Ham 6d @ 8d! Boards (hemlock) 35 6d @ 4a | the lands of the said Paul Mabey, and other parties indebted there are only & few of our farmers who have the way, 1! 7 i+ to all the Fishery Reserves. The proprietors slip into ™ Mr. William MeNe ll. of Cave dish, who writes a short | Pearl Barley 14d @ 13d} Do. ; (spruce) 43 @ js | © him, are required benceforth to pay the amounts due and they had the will, to buy out their holdings at 20 years’ pur-! these enjoyments, however, on the award becoming law—not | letter to the editor of the Protestant, invites us to pay aj Flour, per barrel 42345s| Do. (pine) 78 @ 9a! to become due from them respectively to me at my Office, ia chase. It is a hard struggle with them to make out the £5 that the country wil! lose any thing by the [mpertal were visit to Cavendish, for the purpose of clearing up any doubts Flour per i 24d @ 24¢ Shingles, per M. none | -barlottetown. JOSEPH IENSLEY . eh , a. nd | ment giving the Colonial Government’s property in the Fish- | we may have as to the authorship of the silly address which oatmeal 14d @ 2d \ r lis besides meeting ey ery otne r demand upon cenem. An - 5 : . i . : - ; : & 2 . : J ; Eves er dozen 6d @ 7d Sundries. Charlottetown, August 26, 1861. - osing they had tea years to pay the amount, wit! ery Reaerves away to whomsoever it likes, because the Hlome! wag presented by a few of the inhabitants of that small settle- | “52 pe ‘ Timothy Seed “ut mal ~~-—— yeu st 2 r they ué @ ears to pa ie nt, tue - 4% indi . t . ‘ . . is See . ’ , “PE eee : ri vi Government is able, and of course willing, to pay for what may | ment to the Lieut. Governor on his recent visit there, Mr, Veg-tables te << Notice. out the fen per cent. discount, only a very few of them could ‘ ; ' ¢ “tied ihe Award! MeNeill will please t¢ lerstand if he has sufficie : Clover Seed ond ay Bene! r hi } ae ME, be found necessary to the success of its plans. ‘he Award) McNeill will please to understand—if he has sufficient mental | potatoes prbush. 1s 9d @ 2s Wool per & ls 3d @ 1s Gd| VY Baeean, by Deed dated 4th June last, William Walter Bpare outo: their hard earnings 410 for purchase with an makes the propric tors a present of land which, at their own power left him to understand » iy thing—that we have n0 | «‘arrots per bunch 2d! Hay per ton 60s @ 65a| Irving has assigned to me all debts owing to him, I addition of about £5 for rent. estimate of (wenty year's purchase, amounts to a sum exceed-| concern about the foolish address, and would not step fiva| Green Peas per qt 6d @ 7djStraw per ewt. ls 9d @ 2s hereby require all parties indebted to said Willam Walter Under the first operations of the Land Purehase Billa large|ing ten thourand pounds, and saddles the tenants with the yards out of our way to make an enquiry regarding it.— We Grain Homespun per yard 3s 6d @ 6s| Hrving at = bene egg pe De bens See pong lg - ; . laa 61D nes Mo the i i am weantet tiie “Olas . Nall ie 44 — a a sTain. Z , 5 2 2 | e Tsone 8 . portion of the tenantry obtained freeholds, with a total re-| payment of this sam; for the leases having been granted 80 | heli: that ar MeN il = 7 gi nue ~ : monty | ws ot por bashel sabia ress 4a o Td Douglas Smith, at Seuers. Swabey & Roberta, C lottetown - ae . vs ee as to brine the Fishery Reeerves 1@ ren lis, and the! ealled “ the o/d Speaker.’ » have p ubt the is ve ae , | ; a . tk mission of arrears of rent, from £30 to £75 per 100 acres. | 45 % ake ~ f acry = 7 ‘i sie ' oi aon old. vl ne ? ; soa ; ii e na ce ‘ er = at Barley ‘ 4s @ 4s 6d/Lides per tb 4d Who is authorized by me to receive the same ; and all parties , 7 ‘ n sases being de » the Awar inding contracts, | oid, which Is, Indeed, DO disgrace & 1m 5 v2 K & shes . ; i i i i ajority of cages, the price demanded was only £50 per Carters RO THRE Wate oy Se re ee . were sf ow a : i ’ ' aw Mt Oats ‘ 2s Sd @ 2s 6d Sheepskins each Is 3d & 1s 6d) having accounts against me will please send them in te the Q & MmajoOries + S86 price - . ! it follows, every tenant with a fishery reserve frontage of ten! very old age brings on imbecility, and that the unfortunate GEORGE LEWIS, Market Clerk, | 5®™® person. 100 acres. This was paid in small instalments—m) rept, bUt) 4455. will have each to contribute to this fund his seven! man who outlives the vigour of his mental faculties should - enna me : ROBERT A. FELLOW ES. simple interest charged; and all bunds and other securities poun is ten shillings; and all the coast is to be liable to the be treated with tenderness and commisseration. Mr. Me- j 1 ) i ’ August 26, 1861. Tsl. 33. ars rancelle iow, there are not 2Ut ants of Wate ; below this line strangers to the ten-/ Neill’s fiiends will, therefore, undersiaud why we do not ‘Bo TR) desk titniiinianiha for arrears of rent were cancelled. Now, chere are not 200) grants of Water Lots below this line, to stranger t Neill’: il, efore, y we do not ' : j } ant smpowered to demand from him an acre of contiguous! wish to say an unkind word regarding him; and we desire! ‘ a) | IN THE PRESS, AND SHORTLY TO BE ISSUED, , tenants on the wh re Is} und who . suld pare hase un ler their . » CMtp i 7 sie I n an ac . bay § ‘ Si 82 at I ‘ # 5 - Cu | I } | | 4 B ; Hi fP . Ed ard] d ‘ \ their freeholds at £5 per 100 acres. according to the frontsge—so that after ihe tenant has b ught out the pro- to offer them our sympath yin the sorrow toey must feel at a : agster 8 story 0 rince WwW slan 9 ” ’3 eir i noigds at Lov pe i a . Aaccoraing rie . ‘ . “ a ‘ . + . + 7 ° . . “ EEE s. * 20 a i a. .., | prietary ir his own front, it will never be his own absolutely, | contemplating the wreck of a mind that might have been in City of Charlottetown ESIGNED to give a truthful and unbiassed aecount of the 20 ¢e chase se © in the missioners rar th- |! : , . oo . ' vm , ) , : 7 ae gene Qurenass cenems ee etree eee, Ww but always subject to the covetousness of fishermen who take tolersbiy fair order abeut a balf century ago. The address = he . i - island progress and prospects,—is a hand-book for buth : i } arrear y bere re en- . w thy. . ; , . . . 4 ‘ } 4 ‘ . . E: , ' © le r ; i r ; i ” oat saying anything about the arrears; and there are no ten . fancy to the particular locality; but this is not all, the | to the Lieut. Governor, which the * old Speaker” may have MONEY W ANSE ED, prerie a ee ene waning the a as it al eal en oe 100 acres ae . 1) . a a We a i abet taes (5 eS eg a wpe serves to tter known at home and abroad. ive nta at all whe ould effect urchases at £00 per it 0 acres. rote yis continually being washe ] away in some d stric’s, he! yeu to prepare, od the letter in the Protestant of Satur- — ® - > pr & eae I sana : , water line is conti ne a 7 oe tS, . 4 nee z ws sas ON CITY DEBENTURES, will be as low as possible, and a reduction made where nuim- t isit likely that any tepant with these facts before him,! and there must there’ore be involved In chis arrang ment a | Gay, show very plainly that EMILE CITY COUNCIL baving. pursuant to the Act of Io | bers are taken for the urposes of circulation. A portion of & would be willing to pay the extravagant price proposed by | receding acre, that Ry CreP Uy Seas 8 Sens Vey os tilpe —* His big manly voice, corporation, passed a resolution for effecting a LOAN OF | the Edition will be embellished with Photographic Mlustra- le he pe aa diene deen en oll able to be 10? prejadicial te the privacy and comfort of the coast-line home- on ogete twgree childish treble, pipes FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, for the purpose of better en-| tions of the Public Buildings, ete. A few pages following the he U as @ e he eve er aoe tO GU IL, -* mm, ¢ . 7. * ' a) fo d whistles in his sound,* . >: “3 : . ak : : : ee ; ,,_ stead. This view gives riae to another difliculty: if the pro- ee ae ze se: sat rae feta ie abling the Fire Department to provide a suitable Fire Engine | Appendix will be reserved for select Advertisements, at 30s. a a If the Commission had never been proposed — and 2 silly) |i tors are the owners of the fishery reserve lands, how are Arrictery Vouunresr Pic Nie.——There have been nume-|°" Fire Engines, a supply of Hoge anc other necessary articles, | page, or 10s. for a quarter page, for the whole Edition. ne roposal it was, as the result has pro ved—-nearly every tenant | he existing establishments, of which there are upwards of a poe - " pGirnsse bitoni <b " cae “| for the more eilectuaily preserving the City from the ravages| Orders and Advertisements received at the Is.anpex Office, 7 P : : Fie : = re Ya, ee "yo rous Pic Nics during the present season, but the best and/ of Fire— Charlottetown. May 13, ’61. ‘| y could effect the purchase of his farm on as goad, if not better, | dozen on Lot One alone, to be dealt with? We know that fall of T day | he W I TENDERS will be received by the City Clerk, at his office, | —~ i : . . , : ee \ is . legire to ageran.- | greatest of all come off on Thursday last, at the Warren Fs — 6 rece nes ° ; LON Sailma . of terme than the award pr yp punds. VW @ understand that the Kdw ard ¢ unard an ] tne Pa mers have no degire to —. greace ot ail Come of on sur y ’ i irren farm, from persons willing to lend the said eum of £500, or any JOUN 7T. NGARD, il ker, } " —— ee > palit. edvantave P hn ‘ a et wl! de ausnice * Captai > ’ r or / ille . - ee rrr * . be tenants on the Cunard estates could at any timo buy their | Ze themse'ves by taking advantage of the p jwer that will —_ r the a " apa ee ee lve oe 7 ae part thereof, not less than £50, to the City of Charlottetown. HAY ING located himself at Charlottetown, begs to inform ' , ; ss ; ss sJearn from the Agent that | O¢ i their hands -in this respect; but the difficulty exists,| Company. the party was convey + eee Semereey weepe @ Che Tenders to express the amount of the sum proposed to the Shipbuilders and Traders of P. B. Island ahat he intends 3 “_ ssi gia pummel tage. iliatad eaves tea here, otpstelatnt ind it eanoot be denied that there are land!ords whose pbi- | Mr. Burke's aera ae li, and ; : ae ren: be lent, with the lowest rate of Interest the person tendering | opening a 1 78, Mr. Todd's preperty on Lot 1)—and a valuable property it is othcinn uedeanee: oie steht ube » ander the | #nd on each occasion the Boat was well filled. he beantiful | jg willing to reeeive for the same ’ : ‘ - authropy ama sepse Of justice would give way udder the ae le, Me ys ” : 5 ° z tbe o —was offered ty actual settlers 30 years ago atone poznd cur-|,,,,, ‘i ™ ; ites - ; : qreqee about Warren Farm: pees nted an animated appear-| The Interest payable balf yearly from the general funds of SAIL LOFT on Peake s Wharf, i Sh ‘ : i ee ee eh : : ee ; anes. Places were prepared for dancing, which was kept up | she Corporatien, and the payment of the principal in Five | Where he will be happy to receive orders in his line of Business. After Ted rency per agre — less than 20 years purchase,—that in fifty It will also be a point to determine whether, since the oc- | with great spiritduring the day; and quoits, nine pins and Years, will be secured to the lender by Debentures (transfer- | #” experience of 27 years, he flatters himself he is capable of exeeuti 4 ain- sens out of a hundred the tenants on that property can even|cupation of the sites below high-water mark belong to) swings were in requisition. It was computed that there were | rable by endorsement), under the seal of the City, pursuant Sits cs ue a sone seaten” Tt ttention wil be paid bo - i . Se a a ae ; : i, on sreioht hundred pers } : Sie : ’ wil eke : - on e American principle. very «a : wen now —~ (without any regard to the Commission) — buy their irovernment, and only to the tenant by N ence, to w om be- | about seven oreight | in 1 pers ee on tue ground, including | t the Statute. By order of Council, those whe may favour bim vith their sancti, ; ae } } .| longs the eea-weed manure that is left just below this line ; | all conditions and nearly all ages; and it required the two PELER MACGOWAN, City Clerk. REFERENCES he same rate—car ve their own time to pay, and "Sh is . \ — . ; » Ora and Inc ammed to their utmost eapacit ’ . al : , . : . 7 oe ree een ee te -" or if it is pot the tenant's to whose land it is sest by the |¢teMmers, Ora and Ino, crau me Ws 1, Simos capacity, £0; Council Office, August 28, 1861. [Sept. 2) Hstifax—T. C. Kinnear & Co., McLean & Campbell, Thomes Belton, iy « to will get a remission of more than three or four years’ arrears! ves it is as mu +h one person's us another's: and Iicerces carry them home tn the evening. | sik ype setectanapeen eased, TAME ies re ammmammatans ie 5 P. Power & Co., Jouathan C. Allison, } ; ‘ aaa i “th El. Ee A scapes Sadeeapt coast aly <page ” | having seen so numerous, happy and joyous a party any where. NOTICE. “August 26ib. 1861 Sm 1 nde. ofreat. Mr. Hay*tlorne—who isa landlord of the same kindly | will have to be taken out, not because the Government are | yg atimost order prevailed, aad every one seemed desirous Li indebted to the Subscriber for tl iee of ' 1 : ‘ , : ' ‘ aN iad it al sR i : en ae ; ee ; ’ AL, persons indebted to the Subscriber for the serviee o f this disposition as Mr Todd. aod who is highly respected by all) greedy on this subject, but to prevent the clashing of neigh-/¢, please and be pleased. The display of female beauty was! / ' roo sOAWN TRIRG TESTIMONIAL : a1 . . i 4 : ‘ ; : aoe ‘ Ps . J Z the HORSE ‘MORGAN TELEGRAPH,’ last year, are . , ; ‘ ' ‘ ata ' : sii Bas — ili uring interesis, aud the aliewation of the teuani’s natural | y ry attractive, and far b yond any expectations that could be} ~ . Y. , +; pay~ his tenants—declared before the Royal Commissioners in their 5 eee ~d J : : | requested to pay the same to Mr. Davip Srewarr, Charlotte- Halifax, 27th Jaly, 1861. 7 : : ‘ rights in thia respect. forufed in this respect of so small a ciiy as Charlottetown j}, 3 oe a via ene? JOHN T LONGARD, Sailmak f this Ci having tatented “ae . _ ” . : i sald be | i&!ts i < ee . | town, on or belore the 20th of OCTOBER next, to save trouble| Mr : : ailmaker, of this City, having inf ; pa epen Court in ¢ harlottetown last summer, that he would | = a a Che large buildiug in Kent Street, used as an Armory, was | ol expense. JOUN SUTHERLAND : us of bis intention to move to P. K. Island for the purpose of carrying i miy. iad to sell his estate at fifteen shillings an acre, or fifteen faE GOVERNMENT AND THE AWARD finely decorated inside, and to this place the party adjourned | > ~ @ © vee Tr es on Business there, we have mack pleasure in recommending him te the : g" Se : 3 , THE GOVERNMENT AND THE £ ARD. y cs : ; j | St. Peter’s, September 2, 1861. : c : i ; sleet, . bh The Royal Commissioners have, however shortly after their return from the Farm, and kept up the}; — Se trade of Charlottetown, and in stating that during the period of twenty- ‘ 5 ‘ » ne hoy Commissioners have, however, — beoretpamiacs”. : E ms we ; : ; : . F : years purcnase no eile) ‘ae i },,| pleasur's ef the dance with unabated vigour until about 3 | is Ste a ae ' ttt two years in which we have used his professional service, we have ai ‘ r? ere © ronosed to give him five shillings more per acre than he con- Tue papers which support the Government are apparently | Py k AP malig. teas ° j iags : Bags os Bags fae ways bad the greatest eatisfaction in the work which has passed througe ae | ade es : g eee ae . A ‘ cial gare Ghee oh tk abemens made: be -the Beaning tote" ee ILEAVY GRAIN BAGS. f, 2 to 5 Bust 1 his hands, and have no doubt that he will give equal satisfaction te any fy (7 sidered a fair price for his land ; and of course Mr. Yaythorne; en awa hoon extremely anxious i perry eee ” 1 OO a IRALN DAUO, TOM « b0 0 sUSN0IS, | who may requirc his services ve the } i J cellent terme. But if he and other ettect, taat the euthoritics have Deen extremely aux “ to We bave not space to notice the Jong article in the Islunder| 2s for sale low. CG. C. VAUX. T. C. KINNEAR & CO, Merchants, Halifax, N. 8. ~—ww Y ie a) ; will mot reject such excelien " a as keep the people of the Island in the dark respecting the re-| 7 F . ‘ } Glasgow House, Queen Street, Sept. 2, 1861. = na ot coud landlords were left to the exercise of their own judgment—/ ..); of the famous Land Coumission. The public are well of Friday last, on the eubjeet of the Land Commission, aa mi cnsiamamnitigaiassthdlamehtnaaicdihiies didiecdiasalandatehea andi Wiustard! NM tard g if { «lords were ot é : judgmen sult of the famous Lan yum ssion, he pudiic are wel : # . = ott : ; Oe a, alk _ as mamedeitie dia a : : : See i show enlightened by many years residence on the Island, by an in-| aware that :his statement is quite true; Ib bas been prov ther than to say that the editor of that paper very disingenu Valuable Freehold Property for Sale. HOSE who want REAL MUST , not imitation, as is { woul! timate knowledge of the people, their wants, resources and | Y Sever 1 circumstances ; and all the excuses which have | ously interpolates an extract from our issue of the 16th alt ,by {¥ENHE Subscriber offers at Private Sale the following valuable | Gash pee ao oat Oe tea} Durham Mustard ab the : Q ge « @ peopie, ie i : es C anc ? . ¢ “ 1% Supsceri ote & ! © = > . ¢ : thw : 2 a . ben, and may de mad y the Jslander and Profestant ecan-\which ovr meczning is entirely pergerted. ‘tf soch a paltry! & Frechold Property:— rug Store 0 INNER, ig any quantty. a H . capabilities — we believe they woul i doa great deal more to- : a : -. “ A te * | : oe July 20, 1861. ise . ——— t are, tne “Serie | ‘ “e \sure 1 -oOnneetic with : ‘ ot Teast ore} ond? . ; in|} ° ; ~ - rue ‘ oti (etn te ibn tee tdakaher then the ® Sead Com. | 20t Sow i Port rin cevsure In connection bland cunte nptibis trick car aiord satisfaction to the URLLE wo Water L POST ; and oa Fi ce M ] Le th r &c ? ll ae ” ’ ar eee this matter. The Protesiant of Saturday makes the following . ' . ‘ r our olasses atne if eciaed i i . , ea 4) re i if © , editor he is welcome from us to its enjuyment. $3, in T Buildi T.ot ’ j ’ , bh 4 ave done. 1¢ Commissioners had alight oppeor- | joe enet lke Misieenant an : «3, in i0n ulain sOots A i , S54. > _—— ts have - ; . rina ee : ee yntrathta Atomeut , tas yject ; - ~~ eo a | pratensis a ee OE ee 8 ee nt ene Hourly exvected, per Carrie MM. Rich from Boston. 4 tunitece for gaining tmiormation. Tl ey Supplemented the * fhe Editor of the Eraminer states bo! ily that Mr. Hlowe A Ricn Neeser.—We are told that two men, di hnston and} a Lut 2 Lot 3 Lot 6 Lot 7 | Lot 10 | Lot 28 300 BARRELS Extra and Superfine FLOUR, ‘ ver oul little they obtained themselves from the wallet of the Spy,) wes advised by the Goverament not to address a pubsic meeting | Philiys, have discovered a rich nagget at Tangier valued at; 3° as 10 Aensarsee "7 MOLASSES, J “ 1 " : i ber ey ° 2 | ome 7" # i upon hick s cramme such & way eflected no credit on jin | (% reference to the Award. This statement, like the ot from $200 to $300. The gald seekers there are,as may be} @ | “go, | & 2 = 975 S91 510 25 Barrels rn 4 " apatel whieh was crammed = Sere - eevee na cvedi¢ion 4 respecting t proprietor of the Prodes . is we understand | supposed, much exhilirated at the discovery, and are working} 45 | eo - wnt & a ee eo. Lee 50 Sides Sole LEATHER, r misticn; and the result ie, that the Commission has vreved a whully unfounded ; on the contrary learn that the I r| more strenueusly than ever in hopes of coming uponasimi-; 2 | | 10 Boxes Cavendish TOBACCO, ugreed decided failure, as we predicted it would. so far as satisfying of the Government, Hon. Mr. Palmer, was | st to suyyest | lar prize. [oe 10 + so one adelante & rente ‘aaa 9 i all si: Cniihiiatne to Mr the propricty making public all the particulars —— +e +s -—- i 6 Barrele Crushe AR, oz. Buckets, the reasonable demands of the tenantry. : of the Amard.* , | It “*ministers to a mind diseased’ — Dyspopsia and its concom tint Albion Street 24 feet wide to the water, 25 doz. Brooms, 6 Boxes Clothes Pins, : award In our next No. we shall review the arbitration scheme pre-| ~ ' Mr. H lvised 1d evils, result in bodily as well as mentsl suffering. The Orygenated ie caccaialid iahiaicimeael 6 Boxes Confectionary, 50 boxes Lozenges, ; ed co a oe a ye repeat that Mr. liowe was advised mot to address a | Bitters in restoring the digestive ergans to perfeet health, restores the Ls toast Lot 4 LotS | Lots Lot 9 Lot 27 ’ : LU 3 Berry posed hy the Commissioners, to determine the price of land | hii jee ting on the subject of the award. On the Sunday | wind to its natural vigor. | | | $ ee a é tend i : i ae ’ ion « cial aas pov 'o ss } ala a arr ae eon a ih : ‘ Ls ‘ i ° rose ranges ewe when rhe tenant declines to pay the “0 years purchase; and) oo ening after his arrival ine expressed 10 Mr. Coles and een eee ee 8 cocaine 1§ S ig 2 do. Lemons, 4 kegs Baking Soda, : pythin can Oc i i hall give . sideration to ti See ed : ; Sap Accipent.—On Monday morning last, Mr. Oliver Co-| 4 | n62ft. | R Wh. | STH. | NIT. | SX 120k. 0. Lamon, gs & a, zt cn Gice will permit we shall give some consideration to the! 4 itor of this paper bis willinguess to address such a meeting, mennsef te: a oe “4 ee in Bae Lies oan s if EB 2 Caske Washing Soda, 3 Barrels Treacle. 5 e § b or Je as ne ) vive nifeme ¢ bot! ) ft s ! pOil- | . tS ee ere any, vy mistsKs, Bho i on, &@ ac} aod Bo es Tobacco Pi 25 B Table Salt clause in reference to the loan } en ser, aS he 64 d, to g et ee & sree Of pd about 10 years of age. It seems the boy. unobserved by any iad Kis 6 Box loffeo, P ne h Onn ‘T ? ke " : aus ee ee tics an Opportunify of ut derstanding the principies of the of tire family had climbed atree. near the house. toa robbin’s | Lot t1, half lot No. 8, third range, letter A, in Georgetown, with For Sal Boxes Coffee, Cpper, “ W MYMDMLAi. " : . Sart +¢ > uf “nu reIPpURS ad ‘ e iil ae hi - : a o er ye a 9 7 . . " : P wv cr A s got 34, Be ot NO, » batre a S, . i ° > :, easively THE QUIT RENTS AND FISHERY R&SERVES. | Report; but he imtimated that be would first consult some of ' nest, when a younger brother, supposing the rustling among | large new forge building, 36%t Sin 24ft Sin, with two Gres, blocks, &e. Curlottetows May 20, 1861 the ten- ; : the members of the Government on the propriety of his| the leaves and the affrighted mevements and notes of the pa- | Lot 12, half lot No. 8, third range, letter A, in Georgetown, with good , y «v, . ; al Tux subjects into which the Award of the Imperial Com- | doing so. Un the Monday m »rnieg following he spoke to | rent birds were caused by a hawk which had been hovering | ee Pe a - Leia : ith SPECIAL NOTICE orthiess- Saal swides itself. 1 e he lic, through eels ae eta , ab for some days, tan to the bouse and called his fath vt 13, town lot No. 6, thi , , eorgetowa, wi . missioners divices itself, as pres nted to the pudlic, throug Mr. Palmer on the subject; and that gentleman demurred to out lor some Cays, ran to the pouse and Caiie 1s father | iS Yo ail ; i i the courteous sympathy of Mr. Howe, in the natural anxiety | tho method proposed 7 giving iefermatien through a public | ' Shoot the hawk, which he said waa in the tree. Mr. Co-| Ore tk hewn Lt Ne Is first range, letter B, in Georgetown EIL RANKIN, Esqr., having by Doed of Assignment, 4 te mi felt by every one, except the members of the present Govern- | macting. but observed that Mr. flowe was at liberty bo vive | eau immediately tovk his gun and fired into the part ofthe} Pot 15, town lot No. 16, first range, letter B, in Georgetown. These duly executed, made over and transierred all his Booke or | ‘ = t 10 obti i. & Dede version of its main features. are so ae — oe — — "9 he a 7 ~ a tree indicated: but no hawk falling, he ascended the tree | two last lots are admirable lots fora tannery; it is occupied by w./|of Aceounts, Debts, Notes of Hane, Jud te and other se- : | posplais f ent, ; a site ten ~ 2 : rn i ” eu . C ” a statem) “pt to avy person or number oO pers ns WhO MIS | where he beheld the dist-essinz spectacla of the corpse of hia | Wickwire, tanner, tenant at will eurities for Debt, to the Assignees of MURRAY & cO., of : : . om aero important in tacir Searings up 7 t ” a Involved——£0 | gyply far it. Lhe particulars of Mr. Howe’s interview with |son. A dense fog prevailed at the time, A coroner's inquest| Lot 16, freehold farm between Rollo and Fortune Bay of 84 acres, | {Jalifax, N.S. ;—This is to notify each and every person in . . varied in their application to the a l-absorbing Land (Jues- Mr. Palmer were fi ecly communicated to Mr. Cules BY Mr. | was held before Charles Jones, Esq. ,and a yerdict returned in | 0" Township No. 43, lease to John O Rielly, rent £6 10s. per year and any wise indebted to the said Neil Rankin, that immediate 4) | 7 " tion, and so wrapped up with collateral considerations, that Howe; and Mr. Palmer Aad not the credit of frst sugyest: | accordance with the above facts.— Yarmouth Herald, oe frechold farm, adjoining Mr. John O’RieHy’s, hetd by Mr payment must be made to the Sabscriber, whe only—in thie % ‘qeehola At é al ' » tee sal we i : ; “yp o > | ; 4 arm, 3 Mr. R : , , , now that we have the right clue, we shall devote, week by | ige to Mr: Howe “tho propriety of makiag public all the | 0 Philip Wheeler, 50 acres, rent £3 15s. per year and all taxes. Island—is legally empowered to receive payment and give bt , 4 prey J St bs I per y ; ; ling and week, as mach space as circumstances may permit to a care- particulars of the award.” e Paicnrs 1x tua STATES —Tha Boston Commercial Bulletins list off Lot 18, 109 acres freehold land adjoining Mr. Wheeler’s. dischurges. REW MITCHELL, Att f Assi 7 : } : a eidatic nd : . ial iudemer ra a a RS gratia. i ee i ae 13;., | business changes fur lust week gives six failures suspensions in Boston, Lot 19, 5@ acres of freeheld land adjoining the last, in the occupation AND . iy. of Assignees, an shitty fa scrutiny, at ar eluc 1 on, w an ee ju "6 “i i the G overom nt were reaiiy & 1xi0 is that the puoi |seyen in New York, four in Philadelphia, and twenty-three in other of Mr. Alexander Dougiass, at the yearly rent of £3 15s. and all Charlottetown, August 26, 1861. Gw. (reehold of the matters brought to light by the exertions of the wor« 52! mind should ve well informed respecting the award, and all | placesin the Uvited States. Total, 43 fur the week. taxes. See eer ‘ shittiegss Liberais of Cherlottetowa, through the prompt and manly | goght and un ertainty on that subject removed, they could | ineniiieiaiiiaas an Lot 20, 100 acres of Poukeet hot. ‘Township No, It, on the rond THE SUBSCRIBER H AS FOR SA LE ; ‘ . » j cams : > . . ° ‘ . e . . ° ati lala niente a ol : ariow § milis ae fr c Ve, AGjoI a . ‘ ery sequieveence of one of the Imperial Commissioners ia their | jaye obtained the information much sooner than the Examiner | Mutaxcuovy Acctoest.—On Saturday the 17th inst , a boat left Mal. | "oP ent i ot disnosed of at Private Sale it will be sold PUNS. MUSCOVADO MOLASSES, ~ i a proposal to communicate to them—infuenced by no interested | gid, hy intimating to the Commies overs a wish to that effect, | Pe bord f pee te poy : 1 a c <a din tochceniaae lat Peblie Ruwhes on the 9th of OCTOBER next, at the Court Seanad 10 12 Pans. Porto Rico do : has there bushes, and fettered by neither Urange Ribbon nor Red Tepe | ,ydeed. ti PAE I ; oto a ney Seney Seen, AC: NOW: LAN eins ota ae eee tie Geen ‘Terms made known at time of sale, which will com- 30 ’ TEA, 6 casks Burning Fluid, : : B” ' » #pe | [ndeed, time enough has el ‘psea tO Lave receiv ed from the | aud the third a cousin. When outside the Sandhills, near Hog Island, | @ ee a ee Oe es eee ae eae 30 chests Congou , ons ee te 4 : as 2s , —the decisive paragraphs of the Award. Avnong the sub- Jolonial Offise th 5 CO y of the award which was prepared for |« sadden squall upset the boat, and melanebely to relate, all hands | mence at 2 o'clock. For further particulare apply to William Sander- 10 Bhls Washing Soda, 60 barrels Ship’s Bisouit, ght ee - Lolontat { @ Gop e awar¢ ici $s prep ad ti ‘ 1dden squa upset the boat, an a y ase, a mes | = ae . . , ; and jects thus brought uuder notice and to trial, it may be as wel! 41.6 Goy one alt ate Roda dh a0 his Mxe:th-ne bt pet were drowned. Toe Indians afterwards recovered their bodies, and | $42, Esq., Georgetown, or to a. 5 casks Boiled Oil, 10 Hhds SUGAR, 4 few + ¢ 5 : ee the Government of this Lslaud, if his xecll ney bad written salah dade ab Cathe JOUN GATES, 5 do Bright Varnish, 3 casks High Wines ‘ . ha tonitie ® he ‘ ' . } e ‘ }. Ge a i Htie ny > 2 ) ‘ | by cher at oriés to open up the ambiguities eens amen to the Duke of Neweasile, urging his Grace to forward it a <> Charlottetown, September 2, 4862. bas 20 Bales Conhewiah "6 Uhds. G N, . : vit i ant quesii he Quit Rents and the Fish-! 51, aaa maaianmiaii iba , ce ee : nkid t Paik Rieesiee eae ; th NcKi eee set are renee . P , : d. and tally iwportant quesvious of -” o eves 7 4 = ” o without unnecessary d lay. But the Goverament did not ome rn tee -. be a eee ee | VALU ABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY 1 cask Scotch WHISKEY, 10 cases de. ‘ ery eserves, thrown by the Award into deep shadow; for) want to receive it officialiy, lest ties hel nh oleh... Se nog ne ee + + "| July 8, 1861 ALEX. McKINNON, : 5 shildren w! a | as all ‘ : a onegag , | to swim off to a boat lying at anchor in the harbour of Georgetown, on | ase : rel . sATUR yo, . hether either of them be viewed separately, or the two) necessity of publishing it sooner thaa the time usually sp-| the evening of 27a August PYVO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on SATURDAY, the} ——*——- og : thet pro taken in connection, there is so much that underlies these pointed for the mecting of the Legislature, when the peop e| es ei 2ist of Sxrreuper instant, at eleven o'clock, forenoon,at) WATLS BY STEAMER “WESTMORLAND,” Lj : : . % oe i ‘ - has C “5?! ’ iC 2 p' i —_— - J ena we “a ai ete itil ‘_e ‘ f ee people Scticus of the great RK medy or Ready Relief of the body Ww suld be taken by s irprise by it, and their representatives ; MeiancnoLtr.—We regret to learn that Capt. ee wares at the Sean ere eae N, wane he ns eee SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. a itie ' nee ‘ . t that i ; , . , : Recompense, was washed overboard, i avy gale t 7 rense 1ab purpose i ; hod very Politic so much that appears simooth in them, but that is) gouid have no time to consider the best course to adopt re- | oy. 7 = a <4 oy ana ae os Lismaaieel ery | Charts Te LL D I Selena ane Judes of the Piobate| FENIIE MAILS for the Neighbouring Proviness, &, will, Le or * < o ‘ ation—~a ce - »y fir« sain: . : . ‘ i : ht . ai a0 0 ay > t be OF rag ) " hy . Je s : . “s 5 , h = L é ‘ 40 years. rokgn On a close <om agen 80 mu va that by first raising garding it, but would fail into any plan which the Govern-| 4 scaman wae washed overboard at the same time. In consequence of Wille for Seine Edward Island, bearing date the 22nd day until further notice, be made ap forwarded as follows : : pie the propristary chuckle will put gravel ia their mouth—so | pout might propose. The Examiner has, however, been the | of the 2 sea running no assistance re seaman — beth, | of August, 1861; All the Right, Title and Interest of thelate| For Nova Scorta, via Pictou, every Monday and Thureday, - 2 oh ims at is ne bat it see:ns to be— ” . : anfortunately, met rate re. © ard wi t ee , ; » as . ; 7 { ane peo} Bach, in a word, that is not what it see-ns to be—that We | mons of defeaiing their machinaticus respecting it. Kven eaten there oq dential «te eunrabaie Gi cas ban ane | William Aitken Peters, of Georgetown, Blacksmith, deceased, | at 12 o’cleck, noon. : refit whieh fei impelie 4 almost to give these lens |"rerisy tn the an- the Islander adits, in its No. of the 25d ult., that the pOs- | and generally respected. His wife and gon wero on board the vessel in and to Town lot No. Hight (3) in the Ist range, Letter B) For New Brarwswicr, Canapa and the Unirep Srarzs, vie ‘ +) , ’ j : . " : ¥ i ; 7; ‘ri i award was NFtieal process we have decided to apply to all the parts that session of information respecting the award is entirely owing | when the accident occurred, and were eafely landed at Liverpool, a few| of Town Lots in Georgetown, with a commodioas Dwelling | Shediac, every Tueeday and Friday morning, at ® quarter pass ats bo make up wnat may be called the whole Award. = ee a a ak aan © | days afterwards, overwhelmed with grief for their irreparable loss.— | Louse, Workshop, Barn, and other Outhouses, lately erected | 8 o'clock. diords W pw: , . : to the action of the Examiner. The Colonial Secretary |, ae, 4 ; oe ‘ Monda: 12 o'clock, neo such question of the rem ssion of Back Ren‘s is a matter | Mon. and let to good paying Tenants. Also, Pasture Lot No. 113| For Newrocnpianp every , - , at : o’clock, am, : v " . wees ‘| saves :— ——————— e b 7s . . . es a n : : _ J : f ‘ tivated. : xp, Berwupa and the Wast inpine, every many t is only entertained antecedent ly to 1858. The proprie-| |, That : : eae € ite contents ie at the ominnal Bioop Horse —The splendid Blood Horses Sambo, recently imported oe ee of ee ar which — be ping Sry at 12 o'clock, noon, viz :— , 2 late Hoa- tary ledger is ruled off ap to that date without any “carry ‘at any announcement of its contents is at the p ‘by the Royal Agricultaral Society of this Island, was sold by Austion on eRMS, Cash. Further particulars or iniormatio y nate Monday, ' 5 ‘ 02 Pr ; The & ! Jou! ‘time made by Mr. Howe, i+ attributable to the fact of his bav- | Wednesday week for the sam of £142 10s. afr. Burns, of York River, | bad on applying to William Sandersen, Esq., or to the under-| Monday, April 29 Monday, July Monday, Sept : Douse. award” to a new account ; aud no doubt there will ve More ing, 80ind days Since, in Nova Seotia, communicated informa- | was the purchaser of this fine animal. signed at Georgetown. ‘ May 13 6 August 5 e Oct 14 ; 1 in the old Uaiformity in the appearance of tenant accounts when the | tion respecting 1 to an indtyidual connected with the ishand, | - MATILDA MCLAINE, + May 27 . August 19 ; Oct 28 : cir dealings hes of the biossomless tree of arrears are praned of their | through whose agency a garbled report of Mr. Howe's coin-| Marries Executrix of the late William A. Peters, deceased. . June 10 ‘ Sept 2 Nov ll “ : d limbs and their roots are cut back to a measurable | munication on this subject found its way into the Examiner, | . Sept. 2, 1861. ‘ Juno 24 ? Sept 16 . Nov 25 what pris th; Wiictitioner will be required to sustain the memory, | 40d thus it became advisable that the public should be cor- On Monday, the Uth August, at Brigus, Newfoundland, by the Rev. « July 8. meto ade all tha pec a ar i ns ¢ el a rd “agreements” and ten- | Te*ly informed on the subject." en ade Peer era Withee been _—e ate Saint Dunstan’s College. L. .C. OWRM, Bestancter Gensel. od og and co Lando greement: ne eldest daughter 0 . 1elan, Esquire, of Brigus, a“ . : G fi i] 29, 1861 . ; a arene trnatciiniianinnnlgane " eneral Post Office, Apri ’ . t the tenané tt disagreements up to 1853 will lose their interest and their me ; minha thd fAXHE Classes at Saint Dunstan's College will be re-opened on) * wae C - ‘ - et 2% . . 4 Dawe — ’ mn y > ‘ . MY » . . Strenot! j ’ . -etge ww The following Card from an Executive Councillor ap- | Di on TILURSDAY, the 12th of SEPLEMBER. Those who EB! - unfortansl® “ength, A new account, however, is taken after this par- i¢d, ‘ ' re ae ‘ , tT . » at : ; intend to enter the College the first quarter are expected to : his childre2 Mist purification. The river of convictions turned into this | peared in the last Monitor ; | At St. Eleansr’s, on Monday morning, the 19th inet., of consumption, | 4). a, on the above day. ) 4 pe LARGE LUI PRIME ANNAPOLIS CHEESE, for sale "tan accumulation was not strong enouch to wash it cat. Mr. Simpson presents his compliments to the editor of the | which she bore witu Christian patience for many months. Harriet A 26. 1861 y A. NcDONALD by M. W. SKINNER. vecial atten- , ; _ : 5 aw 7 rs na is i ak i » the addres Penelope, the beloved wife of Donald Mefntosh, Esq , late of Moncton, Ug. V1 _= aes : T J 17, 1861 : ; Sat is left is car fully picked up and carried off to « new) Examiner, and informs him that he did not prepare the aquress | eB in thotiith vont ef bar des. ‘Tha deceensd = ce aletionnhe mall 4 Tee Ch. Town, Jane ii, , f:. — - : ” “7 aia a ' ST eer eee he St i a GP cee N. DB, 16 ov ye ) age. he dec 4 sec ¢ e, - - : the eo “10 cleay page, and the tenant is to know the o!d emell | PFe* nted to His Excellency on the Sth instant ; nor ds lany a kind mother, and beloved by all who had the pleasure of her acquaint. Congregation of Notre Dame, Chariottetown. Ch rlottetown Marble Works, . at beesuse & “ Back Rent still on and after 1858 | of the gentlemen that accompant - the —— acaoaee PTS | ence, and left this world in true and certain hopes of a blessed immor- | ¢gyir i Cjasses of this nititution will be re-opened on MON- tha ! s sae : : . ‘ are or assist in preparing aw. Lhe people © svendisr are | tality, . ‘a ° . F ae a short lease Now, in ths division the Commissioners, to sustain their | aes able to do thes things for ti anal and the day is yet | pas ee Serie DAY, 2od of SEPLEMBER next. GREAT GEORGE STREET, 5 bis lease a for impartiality, must have included, or left it to| j.stant when they will permit Executive Councillors or Qneen’s PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. It is highly desirable a the pupils should be in attendance r Public are respectfully invited lief from tlouse of Assembly to inelude, the arrears of Quit Reats. | Printers, accompanying Lieutenant Governors when visiting | ENTERED. at the commencement of the scholastic year. to call and examine the best assort > y reuse The : . : . a oe ie re | For further information application may be made to the MARBLE i to thig Proprietors, it appears, from time to time, as the tenantry | Cavenndish, fo dare to offer addresses prepared in Chariotte-| 4. ‘ de Goedbics San — . : - ment of MA ever imported to: w ' PE ’ en y = a ous i ; | Ava.—Olive Branch, Goodwin; boards. Lady Jane Gray, Paul, She- Directress of the Establishment. Island : ner oles? Ware, have been relieved from some of their back rents,| town, or by Executive Councillors, roa i. Govern- | disc; deals. 29—Savta Clara, Morency, Moutreal: 8577 bushels In- August 26, 1861 ” anoihe their accounts hay ‘ Pad a il a 4) ment of which they form a part, to be presented in thetr name, | dian Corn. Cherub, Beers, Tracadie; shingles. Elizabeth, Scott, Ba- Caen : the others Wrest by the L ~ @ been fr jueatly closed and opened Lot 22, August 22d, 1861. ithurst; boards &e. Wiliam Nelson, Selliker, Bay Verte; deals. NORMAL SCHOOL HEADSTONES, TOMBS and MONU- ” Rents. ti : Sperial Goverament. The question of Quit | a ; “ His 8 ” hs 1d tl | Spray, Vigneaux, Richibucto; limestone. Mary, Blanchard, Tracadie; " : . MENTS furnished at reasonable prieea, ‘ing curreney ee ts, ¢ st one whieh no Goveanment can disconnect trom| We are willing to believe that is Honor a3 told the |shingles. lize Francis, Bogart, Boston; goods. Caroline, Hester, | (VILE NORMAL SCHOOL will be re-opened oe Monpay and equal to the best. “Hinges fot gewerai issue of the he subioat of ance ie pe . re O The address was a ver or affair, | Piymouth; limestone, &c. Ploughboy, Robertson, Pictou; coal. Ariel, | the 2nd day of Szpreuper next. Pupil Teachers must § n shilling? ted parcel not only in td censtiaticn with 2 Wecs aa ark oe ‘te above ae The we , ° a ‘ - pe " ’| Moore, Sydney; do. 26—Etlen. Pentz, Pugwash; limestone. Weet- | attend. the intone before the Board of Edacation on the Jaly 15, 1861 a, Wee ; one / SS - i Bc ie Mr. Si Ti cm » tiie Of Mogiish Composition 4d. Evans. Aurora, Crawford, Miramichi, limestone. 28—~—Rose- | ~ : , : i - » : osed for © in fi oe ~ oe = Sen , : and as Mr. Simpson knows very 1 g I +/morland, Evans. Aurora, ’ i ) a 7 being enrolled in the Nor om 0 4 oement '§ sbout even han tert justice, but it is so ‘nm a financial point | snd being considered one of the wisest men in the settlement bad, Langille, Cape John; limestone. Wouder, Lamkie, Richibucto; ee ache nent preparatory to being ro ines Mew. 1898, 99, "60, G1, and say 62, (the year that ee " deals & produce. 29—Curiew, Buekler, Tatamagouche; limestone, | 14% School. N McNEILL, Sec’y. B. Education For Pic Nics or 8 tsmen. ‘L11,—if they ty Gad the Award law), are five ve: d ail in whose behalf the address was presented—we thought it was Westmorland, Evans. Argyle, Lutes, Shediac; deals. Sarah Jane, ; JOUN Me’ oa . SSENCE OF COFFEE, by which a cap of Coffee can be . | ror £0 "ieate a sum that nearly reach nals " ten a a. probable that the task of preparing it devolved upon him ; Hingley, Tatamagouce; spars. Mary Le Blane, Richards, Plymouth,| Aug. 26, 1861, E made in a few minutos ; Pine Apple Syrap, Black Carrant scount O» __ : 'y reaches tivelve thousand pounds, — ' 5 > G. B.; limestone. : . , A rran large : nt is dae sit an ae Gait Rent debit, to be disposed of some b sab or vn xther | but the card above inserted is ten times worse than the address ae CLEARED. NO MISTAKE, i. Viesger, Sosteeees War sat "For cele 7 ” ¢ . : ( j ‘ 4 j : nm r z we ‘i ar ee be ie a purehese- — settlement of the Island beck rents, of which this in a literary point of view, and furnishes abundant proof that, | Av0.—Beo, MeRae, Pictou; do. Deux Auguste, Le Blane, Pugwash; | B" the Cheapest aud best ruts a eee a — 8 i861 . M. W. ER, $ pee p* they © (more or jess) forms a part. ’ : : \do. Maria Elmida, Deroy, four. . 24—Wave, McDonald, London; tim- and GAS-FITTING ean be had at LO! ly ©, spus. a the price We have mene 6 én¥ on thle cublect. | Mr. Simpson was not able to write the latter, bad us it was. | ber, deals, &c. Septimus, Cox, Sydney, bal. Olive Branch, Goodwin, FIERMANS’ Establishment. Cae Excellent and Agreeable Tonio. handred “ot Want of aac’ we doe ut we must pass on, We have printed a few words in italics; we do not sapposo | Tefamagouche: bal. ‘Trial. McLeod, Richibucto;, do. 26—Wilkiwa | ALSO- —— - ‘ ESERVED IN SUGAR. 4 ene aa Peter Of space, toa consideration of the Fishery Reserves. @ ni I : ‘ cs; Nelson, Selliker, Bay Verte; do. Wild Wave, Hesier, Plymouth ; tia. | Gun smithing Lock-fitting and Beli-hanging done in the neat RY CANTON GINGER PR 0 seas Cush Drag Bat this * , cling whieh there exists two opiuions as to their | ‘«his Honor ’’ will be able to understand why they Gre SO | ber, deals, &c. 27—La Rooka, Davidson, Pictou; bal. Sophia, Blan- ible oe ie and with despatch . large let for sale, in any quanti , a to 7e at, ne d th ‘ rrieremed d (2 a ; 7 il chard, Tracadie; bal. 28—Pioughboy, Robertson, Pictou; do. Eliza | est possible sty! . P cae: Sto f WwW. BR. them ~me contend that ator near the mouths of harbors | printed, but the majority of intelligent readers will readily Francis, Bogart, Pictou; do, 29—Curlew, Backier, Tatamagouche; do. “«“ PUNCTUALITY" —Our motte. re 0 . jority of then erinipal locale of these privileges; others that Bays, | perceive their meaning. | Media, Cameron, llymouth; lumber, Serak Jane, Hingley, Pictou, bal. | February 18, 1501. at July 8, 136 ‘ uy those ¥