HASZARD'S ~ GAZETTE. _ APRIL ‘

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waszannis , GAZETTE. tuna--,Iuv-ov-u_-n A--oe-mo--o- .FALL Goons. , " W I‘ 'c'¢iia'g'e”to i}ei.' ’ ‘ " run conomiu.‘ “""-“' Friday ovssinglsst. 'riliinai., Mr. .lolio'I'siiioa de- by "N 3,“, TO LET. the Cutlageirrttvtodirtlely above A i- [Jpn AsguRANcg coMpANY_

Wednesday, April 13. IBM.

This day, the Easter Show of the Royal Agricultural Society, for fat Cattle, Sheep, &c., too pl.ice on ueen uere. We have only time to ‘give the result of the decision of the Judges, which is as follows°

Second do. , do.,—£2 to Mr, Dada, for .3 0; fed on Govetiimcd Furtn.

Second SIuss—l“a-r Ox. cslved since lstlsuusry. I050. I-‘ii-it I’risu—£8 to Mr. J. Ilolnisii's one ear and eleven moths old Os. Second Priu—- 3 to Mr. Doild's 4 year old Ox.

'l'ltird Cluss—-Fa-r Cows. First Prize—£l ltls. to Mr. G. R. lleer. for u Cow, fed on the Penn of Dr. Joltitson, Princetowo Reed. Second I’ri:e—l5s. to Mr. uclttren.

Sirs'.ur—Best Pen of 8 -fst Wethsrs—£2 to J. -L_\lall, Zr-q., Second dc., do.—£l to Mr. Beer. No fut Ewes cshibited.

I'oiix—-Best Carcass of Pork—.€l to Hon. J. M. Hall. Second do.—|0s. to 'l‘hoinaa Pethiclt, Ilcuav I.0NGWO|l‘I'l-I,

Geoacs; 'l‘wes'.or, Judges. Joirrr 'l‘iiosrr,

Mr. Stark commenced, on Wednesday evening last, u course of Lectures on Agricultural Cliemi-try, in the lower room of the Temperance Hull, bel'ors ii large audience, among which, we numbered the Lieut. Governor. several metribere of both Houses of the Legislature, the Judges of the Supreme Court, and several of the most respectable inhabitants of Charlottetown, meny Ladies were also present. ‘The lecture which was merely introductory, gave great and universal satisfaction; end, as Mr. Stiirk‘s manner is prepossessing. and his delivery good. we promise ourselves riiuch entertainment end instruction from an attendance on the course. \Ve were sorry to find that the learned lecturer labored under indis- position.

Ilori Mr. Ilnll, at the close ofths lecture, moved a vote of thanks to Ilis Excellency. the Lieut. Gover- nor, for hie condcscension in attending on this occasion and the interest uniformly displayed by him, for the sgriculturiil and other improvements of the Colony, which was carried by accleuiation.

It was eniiounced, that there would be a lecture, on Wednesday, lllih inst.,and the two succeeding Wednesdays.

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To -rite Enrroa or IIass_ann's Gaze-r-re. Sir,—A a. general rule, I have always thought it best to refrain from replying to anonymous attacks, or personal observations of ever kind. and it is only because I know I hnn too well to he deceived, that I think it even now at all worth the w ‘le to take notice of your correspondent W‘s letter. There iss bliindness and gentleness of style in it which cannot easily be counterfeited. and as I have tasted the dish before, I think lain not likely to be mistaken in the flavor. The modesty which has induced him to conceal his name, whilst occupied in making a personal attack, is of the some amiable cast as the production itself. nndI will not therefore, attempt to de- prive him of all the glory and satisfaction, which his pleasing production must necessarily tifliird to himself and admirers.

I shall therelore, merely give the public, two quotations om it ok of some authority called “ William John Lawson's Ilistory of Banking," the tint from page 173 of the Bos- ton edition 1852, and which is as follows :——“ In Scotland where there are no Government Savings Banks, the accumulations of the frugal, are paid into thejointstock Banks, and by them difl'used in facilitating commercial operations in the neighbourhood in which the money is collected, amongst these there have been no failures, whilst on the contrary, among the Eu list: and Irish Savings Bait s, numerous fuilgurcs have taken place, many of them accom- panied with serious and lamentable consequen- ces to the unfortunate depositors.”

The Second is l'rotn page 236. “ The second branch of deposits consists, of small sums placed in the hands of the banks at interest. which are generally the savings of industrious mechanics, servants, &c., and which are placed in the banks to accumulate, and on which the parties may operate, not in the nature of a current account, but may receive e partial repii ment whenever they please.”

" ' ‘bis branch of their business elppeers to be en extentiou of our Savings Ban s. The de- positors go to the bank half early or quarterly, and deposit the savings 0 their labor, which with the interest that has accrued from their prcrious deposits is added to the principal. this way it goes on uccumuletin , until the sum reaches the amount which t e depositor has calculated will sullicient to efect the object for which the deposit was flrst began, when the whole is withdrawn." This may be all preeminently absurd, in the estimetion ol‘ the ccrteoue end humble minded W. but it is nevertheless stated as foot, in a work written expressly for the purpose of giving information upon bsnkin sflutrs and which is highly com-

’tnended for its accuracy end l‘eithl‘uIncss in the London Btlinkcr‘s Magazine. em

r Youi obedient Stewart, Caaaus uxsur.

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To rite Eur-rou or lIassauu's Gas:-rru.

8ir,—'I‘. II. Hevilend Esq..uevcr spoke words wiore true. then when he said that pert of our lslsnd press was conducted lnu most lieeutioes manner. This was recalled most forcibly to my mind on per- using the last Jdsertierr : in that paper there is a, short paragraph concerning N. Conroy Esq.. which is couched in the meet base and vile lengusge ini- rneginsble. Only once have I seen such bleckguerd eoriiposition In a newspaper, end that was in a paper called " The Life in Boston " which was sliovrn in Isis by a friend during a recent visit to New York. Both iny friend and Iespressed our niutaal abhor- rsnce iliet the noble art of printing should be so debs- sed by men (ll‘| any so cell them) who could put such productions through the press.

Throughout the whole of Mr. I’lppy’s career In the conducting of newspapers. he has showed ll deci- ded tendency to imitate the above wieetleeed Jour- uel. lie is by such conduct Iesiug patronage very fast. It was only the other day when in center- sation with u very respectable triidesuieu. that I witnessed the eenterript is which such writings are helrl i he told sis that in ooneequence ol‘ the nisener in which the ldssmsrr was conducted of lets. he would be forced to withdraw his suhscriptieu us he could not think of letitedselag each a paper into a fatally. Treating that these hastily penned rernsrlis will huvetbselset ‘drswlegibs attention of the eenereulty to th 'e'wleg evl I reveals yeer‘e.

A IVHCIIIII

April 7th. isu.

livered a highly instructive lecture, on "The origin of the American Revolution."

No lecture will take place on Nth iust., being Good Friday.

We have jest had the satisfaction of hearing that Lieut. Col. J. Iluniilton Grey has been this day sworn In s Member of the Executive and Legislative Coun- cils of th'rs Island.

Tits Ilsrou-res hes firrnished us with e conden- sed Debuts, which we are iitiabls to publish in this issue.

Buuunary of Government Advertisements. Council Ollice. 0th April, I854.

His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor. in Coun- cil, has been pleased to make the following appoint- inents. viz:

William Hodges, I'.sq.. to be one of the Cornerin-

ioiiers for the recovery of Stiinll Debts fur Rustico, in the place of Mr. George Bngnull.

Mr. Alexander M'.'\'eill. Jun , to be Commissioner of Ilighvreys for the Third District of Queen's County. in the place of Mr. Juliii Dsrreclt. who has declined to riccept llint ollice.

Mr. George Wininion, to be Commissioner of Iligliways for the I"iftlr District of Qu sen's County, in the place of Mr. Williatn Ittrtiuo, who has declined to accept that oflice.

Mr. William Robertson. nfGrnnd River. King's County. to he Preventive (Miner and I.nnd \Vuiter. in the place of Mr. Alexitrider Miicrlonitld.

Mr. William ltolii-rt.-tori to he \Vliarlinger for the \VIiurl' nt Grand River, in the place of John Frost, Esq. lQ.‘Il_'flBd.

M. Gabriel Mzicdnnald. of Soiiris, to be Preventive Ollicer and l.atid \Vaiter—in tlis terms of the Act of I-lili Vic. cup. 8.

Mfarried,

On the 8th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Patterson, Ile- deque. Mr. John Itogersoii, to Miss Margaret Nusenm built of Crnprtuil.

On the 30th ult., in Ilie Bible Cliristizrn Chapel, Gtuirgelowti, by the Rev. J. Wliitlot-k. Mr. llnvid Jolinsttin, of Cutiilierlirnd Hill, to Miss I"lorii .\l‘Irtiiis, both oflirutid lliver, Lot 55.

On the 6th inst, b the IJIHIO, in the Grand River Church, Mr. John ll --oro .lolm4tno, sort of slergmiiit Joliiistmi, lnte oftlie 421 Ilmol lligliluiiders, to Miss Ann Gillie, late of Sundi-rlntid, lirigl.-rrttl.

Died, At Charlottetown. on the Slat‘ March, of Brain

Ivar lMP0lt'l'ED. and for .1... , . scrilicr, at his NEIV 8'I‘OllI"., next door to his residence in Grafton Street. I choice a ectloii of

American epd other Goods, aitlir ' -

can I - SUGAR. in hogslrends, bnr‘re|s end by retail, Loaf, crushed and relioed do.

Superior Ilysmi arid Soucltotrg TEAS. in chests, hull PIWOII. slid b_v rsiriil ;

Ct)I-‘I-‘BE. RICE, l'lLO'I‘ BREAD. in barrels and

by retail ; ClIACKERS.CIIIII".SI"., Vinegar, Mustard. Pep- per, tiioger, ’l'sble r‘ n, Snlerntus. Soap, t.‘endles, Starch, Blue, Burning Fluid, ..\lstt:liee. 'I'oliiicco, Cigars, Rosin. Illiii-king, &c. '

I-‘rash Muscetel IIAISINS. CO.\I-‘EC'I'IONARY, Nuta. Lemon and Ginger Syro

PlI|N'l'I".D COl"I'ONS, St-

do, ; Bedqicks, die. Crises of IlOO'I'S and SIIOI-114; Ladies‘ and Gentleiiieii's India Rubber Ducts and Shoal ' Indliin Rubber Costs and Oil Suits ; Iiufliilo Robes of superior qualityglliits and Cnps;Cntiori-viii-.lt and Lump-wicks ; Fluid riips—paleitI and eomiiioti in variety ; t.‘H.-\Iil!I, with ciiiie seals uti wood ditto, in great variety of pattern ; Iaioliiiig (iliisar-s, Glass Lanterns ; Jute nud Gran hlaie ; Ilay Forks. Spade-sand sliovcle ; ltnirgli lloiirrl, Shingle and Latin Nails; Window Glass in boxes and by retail : choc- itiukiirs' I.mtls, Nails. Pt-gs rind 'l‘hre.-id.

MOl.ASrlI'3S in lingslieuds and by retail; Codfuili Oil. in barrels and liy ruliiil.

Also—iin eseortmrnt of CURRIF.RS' 'I'O0l.S; Pails, 'I'ubs. in nests or single ;Clotlies I’ins, Brooms, Brushes, .

N I arro—Americ:in and Island manufactured SOLE l.I-2A'|‘llI'lll, Nsuts’ Leather, Culfékius, and

Ilaiuess Leuilier. W. B. DAWSON. Charlottetown. November 14.

p. iped and Uttbleuolicti

VOIIFISII and I’F..\ltI. HARLEY ofbest quali- ty, for sale at II. IIASZAlID'sl, L0.i\"DOJ\ USE

H0 . I"eb. I4, I854.

LONDON HOUSE. New Fall Goods, for 1853'

US'l‘ RECI'IlVF.Diiltlie Ll)..‘V'DOJV' HOUSE. ex Sir _a1¢;amler and Helen, frorti liitglnud, nri eaten-ive supply of IIRI l'l.\'ll GOODS, suitable for the season, comprising in UIIY ‘OUIISE _ Silks. sirtiiin, plain and figured; M--ire Antique Dresses, Pluslies in every sltnde. I-'rencli Mi-ritins, Silk Velvels, liliick and colored: llrleartii niid Cubtltghs, Du-as innterisils of every kind, tlliiitkirigs in great variety, ltobea iii the latest lnsltion, Prints good and

Fever, after nri illness of titre week, Henry, the eldest son ol'.\lr. J. I). I’. Coles, aged H years.

In the Press. Jud will be publulieil on l"rt'vluy next. ADDRESS N THE IJQUOII 'l'lt.\l"l-'I(?, OUGI-I1‘ rr ‘to us rrto'rs-.c'rs:n, oa siioirisrrso uv Law? by the Rev. J. It. Norinwiry. Giro. 'I‘. IIAIIAHD, Ilookscller and Publisher, Queen Square.

NOTICE.

LL Persons indebted to the late Firm ofJ. Mill-

ner 6; Co. are respectfully requested to miike irntiicdiate pI\lIl¢l|I to C. I". llurris, and till persons having any demiuids against the suit] Firm. are re- quested to present tlteir Accounts to the same, for

adjustment.

.lA\lES l\Ill.I.NER, CHAS. F‘ lli\I{ltI:l, Charlottetown. April 12. -li

Brick Yard and 18 Acres of Land. 7 ‘O BF. I.I-‘.'I‘,iind IllIIII1't.II‘II¢1 possession given,

e iibove Premise-s, consisting of I] I’-ii-lure Lots in Cliiirlottetovvn Ilnynlty. fronting 9 clinins iin the Princetown Roiid,iiiid adj.-tiring the lied |.inii Inn .—ilre Stretiiri ofwaier on ivliicli the Cloili Mill is situate, (the Three Mile Creek) ruiis nearly through the centre of it. About linlfilte Land has been ploughed, it part ready to stump, uiid Ilie remainder is covered with trees, I'l‘I€f\I!(I for shelter and ornament. There is a iimnll Dwelling llouse on it. It will be Let altogether, or the Brick Yard will be reserved. For further particulars, apply to

HES D. HASZARD. Recreation, April I0, I854.

NOTICE.

IIE Subscriber ltavirig been duly empowered by Gir.seit1- Ileuoszasorr, o - Park, Square, London, Esquire, and An-riiurr lls:rros:a- sorr, of Liverpool, in Btiglerid, lllercluint, surviving I-luecutors and Trustees named and nppoirited in and by the last Will and Testament of Gilbert II-_-nderson, late of Liverpool, aforesaid. llercliani, deceased to collect all Debts and Sums of Money due to the listnte of the said Gilbert Ileiiderson, deceased, williin this

Island. and to dispose of all Lands and " " belonging to said I-Zstutc situnio therein. All versions so indebted to the Estate of the said Gilbert I coder- son, deceased, era duly required without delay to pity into my hands the several amounts due by them; and those mine who may be in possession ofany part of eucIi.Lends and I'remises, are required to make an immediate and satisfactory arrangement with me.

otherwise they will be treated as Trespusssrs.

JOIIN LOIVGWOIITII. Clierlotistovrn, April 9th. teas

‘ NOTICE. LL Persons having any legal demands ngninsi the Estate of the late William Ilsncock, cl Carlotta- town, Bultlter. deceased, are requested to present the entire, duly attested, within 'l‘lirse Calender Months from this diite , and till Persons indebted to the said Estate, are requested to make immediate payment. IIN ItIDI:]lt. klaecuior.

2Ist March, I854. 8w

OFFICE REMOVED. HE Subscriber has removed his Otlice to his Dwelling Ilouse, lately occupied by Andrew Duncan, Esquire, ut the corner of Prince and Water

JOSEPH HI-INSLIIY. Charlottetown. 2d March, 1854. Ow

NOTICE.

ALI. rsons indebted to the Subscriber are

requested to settle their Accounts before the lat of A rril treat, as all accounts open at that time will be Is t with an Attorney for collection.

EDIVARU SAVILLB. Grand River. Lot 50. Feb. 22. I854.

N HAND, AND FOR. SAl.l:I— IO bbls. prime and prirrie mess Pork 0 bbls. Pigs’ Cheeks, Pulse and Feet I00 I’ir:h-flavored particular cured Home 8 Elle es do. on so bbls. Oniniesl In tube llstier tubs I00 Iilils I9 Male. 00 boxes Soap 10 IIIIII. Engl sh and American Vinegar 0 cut. Corltwnud I cask Curl Oil to tins black and yellow Paints I boa Arrow Root. beet qoelitv; &c.,&e.

Lord Newfoundland I-Ierririgs Apples

cheap, Diitiiiiuks rind .\loreeits, Frirrgiru titid Luce for do.. Gents. silk, f-It nod covered lliibt, I"ur rind Clnllr Cups, Uiiibrelliui. cotton rind silk; l.ndies' lnlltl f‘liil.lrt-ii‘s Stays, Do. ttttllml Dre-see. llitbtt Slrirtxr, Chetnisettes. Sleeves Collars and Cuffs, Laces and “usliiis. Jewellery, large iissnrtmeiil; Vases, ioeveiy form; Gents‘. Seal Overiztims, Vork limes and Ctiliirtets, .\Itinlle.-r, iii till the new styles, Sliitwls iii vnri-.ry, llililions of all kinds, Ftiiicy 'l'rimtiiiug-, Ilrcrts Buttons, Littlies’ tviiiter utllllllfllls "lb ‘l"““|'=d other Cups, Do. Cup Fronts and ‘Borders, Attitirziiil I-‘lowers, Gloves and Iloaiery. Ladies‘ and CliilrIreri‘s Boots itnd Slioes. Carpet Slippers, Leather Slippers- llerliit \Vonls and Patterns. I'l'lI(‘.l1I')O9l:flI|\IIU’s lll|ltff- dnshery, lllillinery, large vtiviety’, Ilollunils and Lin- en Linen ond Cotton lied 'I'iclrs. Ready made (;|..i|i'mg, Uil floor Clntli, Illl widths: Cloth itiid worsted Table Covers, 'I‘nble l.iiiert, 'l'wIlled Shirt- ingc, Regatta and Iimcy dc., Long Clulltl. Illltlrlelfietl. Domestic Cr-ltotir; Beaver, Pilot. superline and fancy Cloths, Doeskins in variety, Worsted Cold. IIGW ..naci..; lluiitiug Cord, Moleskins. Hluck «ml «I0-ed Cotton Velveta, Blankets, all prices; Doiiiesiic Sheets. l"lniitielri and Surges; (Joule-d quilted tirrd linir Petti- CIMII, Children's Dresses, Floor and stair Carpeting, t‘rumb Cloths. Stair lliitiinsk, Rubber (Ionts, llonts, allure. and l.eggiru_pr, B'ttitiorier_v. I'otiIlmIery, llutr oils, ' ‘oilet Soaps, tilizirriois Skins. Petticoat Curd, 'I'ruvell- ling Bogs, Ladies’ I"irrs, I.iniogs, I"rent'.li fttiiibrrc lliindkeicliii-fs. lliisirocks, Silk Ilnridkercliirfs, Fiiiicy Neck 'I'ir-.it, 'I‘uIile Mlllli-l,CtrlltIll itiid lllllllllll Handker- rliiefs, Bomii.-I Sliiipes. Cup Shapes and Crowns, Gents’ Mulllers, lleiirtlt Rugs. Sucks and Sucking.

thecuries' lliill, froriiing on Queen Street. ni- msdinte possession given. Also, the Storeainl Counting lloose edjoning Apoiheceries' llall. Cellar uudsrrieiitli, and Ware llooiii ultuchctl. t-tit mi iirirle. ’|‘llI:2OI’llIl.UU DESBRISAY. October litlt, I858.

OR SALE. ACRES of lotitl on 'l‘tiwnsliip No. OI Ii.-ivittg a front of Ill Chains oii Montague lttier.

200 Acres on Lot No 8, embracing the West Piiiiit of the Island.

I00 Acres on 'l'ownsliip No. 60.

Pasture Lot No. lbs in the lloyslty of George-

town utid Town Lot No. 05 in the 4th hundred of Lots in Cliarlottetowu. llpplyto WILLl.\.\l FOIIGAN.

Feb. 7th. I85-I. FOR SALE.

TIIAT valuable plot of GROUND at the lived of

Prince Street, tiiriiierly the site of the llitptisi t.'h l, fmiitieg I00 feet on Eustoii Street. and IN on mpg! Piincs Street. It is one of the most desir- able sttisartiriiis in the suburlu for u geiitleriiiiri's resi- ilence, or is c.ipnbls of being divided iute three g building Lots. for ‘forms. kc. apply to

W. II. POPE. June 8.

LAND FOR SALE. { IVE lluorlred acres of L./IJVD. with e Mnrsli nttuclied. which cuts enuu.iI|y Fort tnirsofllriy. situate mi 'I'uwriship No. 38. head 0 the llillsbo-

rough River. hS.-’i IIUEI. NELSON.

For terms apply to Chrrloitetnwu, Nov. Ill , I858.

To be Let, Cornrr of Great George owl King Ftrerlr. NEW rind eoiiiiiiiidinus hlllll’, suitable for it ti‘lll)CI'ZlIY or DIt:\I'l".ltY HIOIIE, vtilli t.'I'lLl.All. and Out.-llouse room. pply III

A W. tf. ll()llllS.

Farm for Sale or to Let. IIB Subscriber ntlera for Sale or to Let, by Pri- vitlit Ctiiilmct, lllltl V-tllI»IlllI lnszieielriild I-‘arm known by Ilte iiiitrie oftlie R11 Haus¢,situ:iled in the thriving Settlement of Bay Fortune, loivnsliip .\'e. fill: it runiatiis 3575 acres of Land, about 00 acres ofviliicli iire cleared; there Itllt good spring of water on it, about 60 yatrds from the ro.rd 'l'tttrii of Lease (unexpired) 36: years; reiit nlinut Sid per acre, pnrinl the purr-hose inuiiey may flllliilll on Security on the I".-rm; iinoiediaite possession

' I"ur furihi.-r particulars, apply to H . AN 1. I’. TEIILIZZICK. Cliarlottetuwn, Mart.-It I5, I834. ‘

To e o .

BY PllIVA'I‘F. a'A|.l:J, the folloning VALUABLE IIISAI. ES l‘A'I‘E til‘ the lulu Iloti. Ctilutiul A. LANE. situate in Cliurloiteto vn, rind its vicinity, viz:

'I'O\VN I.O'l‘S Nos. 67. 68, 59, till iitid 6|, Ill the Fourth Iluiidred of Lots Ill Cliurlotlelowii cotilaiiniiig nearly two Acres of Laitid, frniiling oii l(ocliI'ord Square. tastefully laid out with oriiiinieiit.-il, fruit trees. and (inrdeii; it coritniiia also the I"niiii|y Resi- dence. out liouai-s ol'tlie deceased, of the runs cout- rriodtous deaci ipl ion.

'l‘owrr I.o'i*s Nos. 3, b :iiid6, in the 'I‘liird lluiidred ril' l.ots III Carrlilott-eloivn aforesaid, and Oiie-tweiitielli pnrt ol 'I'cwri Lola Nos 67. 68 and 69, in the Second hundred of Lots in Cli.-irlotteloivit, nil. joining the property cl’Dutiiel lloiliioii, Esq. , in lots to suit purclnisers.

Town Lo rs Nos. 3. -t, and 5, in the Fifth hundred of Lots in Cluirlottelowii, uforesuiil, in lots to suit purcliusers.

Town Lo? No. 64. in the Fourth hundred of Lots in Clurlottetuwii, adjoining the residence of the Chief

Justice.

Cnssiitott l.o'ru. I2 and Is. in the Common of. and in close proximity to Cliiirliitlet-iwrr. containing 'I'weiily-l'nur Acres, in lots to suit purclinserii.

l'nrtol'Currinion Lot No. I8. in the Common of Cliarrlottezoivri, and which forms the \\r'esterii side of

GROCERIES: .

Soucliong and Cnngou 'I‘en, Colfee. llcinenpatlitc Cliocoliile, Crashed and moist Sugar. Bllkilllsl "under 'I‘nlile Stilt, Ground and whole Rice, Split Pests, Musliird. I're_st-rvt-d liilron, chei ; Pudding Spices, Spices of all kinds, G leiilield ttiid Poliirid Stiirclt, I lg and button Blue. Washing Powder Albert night lights, Soups, Candles.

Anso, n |.ntge itiid General Assortment of lIitir‘I- tvnre, the W Iiole having been selected by the Subscri- bier in person, and purclinsrd direct front the manu- l'.tctories, he can with confidence, recornii-etitl tlrerri to the public as good and cheap; Ill “'0 ' ' ' ' II. IIASZAIID.

C "5

Opposite the Catholic Chapel,‘ Great George Street, Charlottetown, Nov. Hlli, I858.

ANTED TO I’UlICllASE— 20 tmis nlil \Vrooglit lroit Copper, Brass, and Lead Featllters, Ill any quantity 4000 busltols (lots

the approach from Town to Guveriitiient House, in lots to suit purcli.-i-ers.

I‘As'runu Lot No. 554, in the Royalty of Char- lottetoivn, coutoioiiig Twelve Acres.

Ar.so-—l’l‘3\V Nzi 3|. in the South Aisle of St. Pnul’s Church, Cliiirli-ttetowit.

‘or further pnrticulirs, rlpply to \V. Foeaars, Esq. Iinrriuter at Law, Clrairluttelniui; at Pictuu. tr-J. llaisinrois Laue. tlieAciing I-jar-cut--rnl, and one of the l‘rustees named in the \Vill oftlie lute Coloiiel A Lit

Clirirlottetow

PROPERTY FOR SALE.

‘ Oll SALE, the Property at present occupied by the alulisizrilier, at IIiiiiper‘s Currier, lli-il-que, consisting of ti llwellmg Ilouse, Shop mid liriiiury; also, it Shop occupied by it tiretzliaitric, with one acre of" Lunil and garden niinclreil,—ii is ll good siluullrni

either for a Heclinnic or ll lion-g for Public Aocuirr inndniioii. For p:irtii.-ulnis. apply to 'l'iiosr as Ilonn. (.'liaitlotteto\vri, or to the Subscriber, on the premises.

WILLIAM DUDD.

ne. . 26th October, I353.

2menx

I000 bushels I3.-irlay 20 O nietil. Cusli daytiieiit, and

the highest price. JA.\ll:IS N. IIARRIS. March 28. 3w ANTED, for the F-inning Grtiinmnr Sr-Iirinl, iii Princetowri lltiynlty, it TEACHER, of the Second. or highest Close. This School linviiig lut- terly been ably conducted. the iriliabituiits are the rriors desirous that it should not retrograde; conse- quently none need apply who are not fully competent, and who ciin produce sntis ctury relereiices us to their compelr-nry and general good conduct. Apply

to the undersigned. TIIOS. MACNU’I"I'. Chniriinin of Trustees. Princelown Royalty, March 23, I854.

James N. initials. Qlurlettetnwn, Mart-h ‘ls. lsl—Iw To Teeolier-s. . the first or Second eqse Sebeel. Apply INC. dw

lllasgow & Mainclirster House. ECISIVIZD by late arrivals, and for Sale by the Subscriber, a General Supply o DRY GOODS & GIIOCERII-‘.8. Also, IIIGBY SJIUIIED IIERRIYGS. .lJV'.a\'.lP0l.lN CHEESE. OILS, WIJVE. Cliesis superior tine Tb‘.ll. Cl-°- ‘to-