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Where Columbus Landed.

GOVITNOR BLAKE, or THROWS LIGHT ON

NEWFOUNDLAND, rHE SUBJECT,

in «a reeent lecritre, Governor Blake, of

Ni \ un sl i. rFAVO A graphic sketch of th nemorable voyage of Columbus, in Wiiicl he we iH n the ditt “ulties he had to contead with, having..onlyethree- crazy cara vols ily one of which had a deck—a crew of 120 men, nearly all of whom had been forced inte the enterprise and hated it, aiid were evér mbady (to mutiny; the herow courage of the man who had in the opel if hisowe seul thgught out the great projest an in Yaith sailed forth into the unknown abysse cean, animated by his noble resolve and trust in God, and was. at lent 1 rewarce ry firat sight or a new world. in the forin of es green island, beau¢ tifubexevedinely. its’shores lined with the childten of ainknewn race UMBUS SAN SALVADOR. c is far fr being, hitherto, a matter certainty on which island Columbus

planted the flag of Spain. The difficulty of deteriaining this pomt hasarisen, to a large extent, from the fact {that thie Lacayans, the aboriginal inhabitants of these islands, were carried off by the Spaniards to work the geld mines of Hispaniola, and, through erueity, and hard toil, all perished miser ably. Fét a hundred years.afterwards the islands wéve left whinhabited, so that no vestive of a tradition remained to guide to the spot on which Columbus landed. The island has been variously identitied with Turk's Island, by Navarette (1825); with Mayaguana by Varnhagen (1564); with Sam*na, by Fox—an American —(1880); with Cat lalands by, Washington lrving (1828); and also by Humboldt (1835); and with Vatling’s Island, by Munoz (1898); by Beteher (1856); by Peschel (1857); and by Major (18¢1).

Not one ofall thes Visited the spot or made a persona exunination of

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caref iy over the whole vi these isiands and mpared their appearance with the

xecount of Columbus, and had also studied

the raysterious eurrents aad tides whieh

make the Bahama banks so dangeroug; 80 that his éonclusions carry with (hem great

weigh He was led by the irresistible weight of the evidence thus accumulated to

the n that the island upon which

he laud was Wailkinge’s Island, and the

beaut ful coral beach represented in Mrs.

Biake ire was the very spot at which

the grost navigator set his foot

IN TH SHORES 0 THE NEW WORLD.

[ cannot, of course follow -him. threugh bis

lengt and conclusive argument, in

whi cng the diary of Columbus, he

show y great exhaustion, comparing | each ites turn with his description, ! tha #'z island alone corresponded | witl >ant con aired in his diary, and | that © vcorrespoii lence, in its case, was

peri vnile all the others entirely failed |

to pre -slt any features to warrant pene

cation: Watiling’s island is thirteen miles

lon, ..0u eight miles ‘wide, one-third of its .r. be.ng occupied by a lake or lagoon of bra ish water; it is very fertile and beau! ul, is almust entirely surrounded by a cores’ reef, except at Graham’s harbor, forme: by a great.sweep of the reef, and abou even miles long and four miles wide, wit], . narrow entrance and a promontory clos» Ly. Everyone of these features is

mettioned in Colambus’ diary, so that the question may be regarded as settled, for there is no escaping from His_ Excellency’s conclusion. As the centenary of Columbus’ discovery is to be observed in 1892, and. it is said Spain will invite the Evropean nationste send éach 4 warship to the spot for sone celebration on a grand scale, the question in regard to the exact scene of his landing is likely to be hotly debated. Governur Blake has now made a must im- portant contribution to the settlement” of the question.

The latter part of the lecture,waa devot- ed to an acdount of the hist6ry, prcductions, inhabitants, with their manners and cus- toms, scenery, etc., of the Bahama Islands, and very picturesque aud charming was the description. His Excellency, it may:not be generally known, has won a name in the literary world by his numerous contribu: tiens to the leading reviews, magazines and ; journals. On subjects connected with Ire- land es»ecially he has written largely.

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THE Subscriber offers for sale that Valuable FARM OF LAND now inthe occupation of Joseph Kennedys, on the Brackley Point Read, in Lot 38, containing 150 Acres of nd. An ex- cellent title guaranteed. .Price lew, with easy terms of payment. Possession given on the Ist April next.

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5) ACRES OF LAND. at Kinross, Lot 50, Jately |

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A LI. thet tract, piece or paacel of Land situate, +* lying and being on Lot Number Fifty-nine, in King’s County, Prince Edward Island, Can ed ane d bea as follows, that isteszy: All that tract, piece or parcelot Land situate, lying and being on Lot Fifty-nine, commenc on the soutl- western side Of the read leading from the Ferry Road to Mentasne Bridge. inthe western boundary of ritty acres now ay formerly in posees- siou o. Augustine McDonald ; thence south three degrees east along said boundary it the rear boundury of farms fronting on that section of Montague River; thence tollowing said’ line westwardly ten chains; thence north three de grees west tothe Ferry R ; thence east along the same toa continuation the eask Soundary of three and three-quarter acres sold to —_ McPheison, and in the possession of Charles D. Poole ; thence northwardly along the same to the Aontogn. fividge Read, and thence south-cast- weraly stoum the same to the place of commence- Ment, coniaining erchty acres: and enewood of ind, & litile move or less. ihe above “ale is made under and by virtue of ' power of sale contained in an Indenture of Mortenze, benring date the Twent j-first day of February, A. D 1883, and made between Alexan- der Lémon of the one part and Duncan Meil-eson of the other part.

The}Land.

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The first Farm consists of 100 Acres, 5 of which | are clear and in good condition, and the balance | has a good growth of softwood, . This Farm has also a good whrter street, sufficient for mill pur: | poses. There is also a good Dwelling House and twe good Barns, and the Farm is wellfenced.

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