‘rua sdsrid esteemed, Mr. Green

rIASZARD'S IGAZETTE

MAY 2!.

HASZARITS GAZETTE.

Wednesday. May 91, 1858.

Tan Harbour presents a very cheerful ap- rance, vessels of all kinds are arriving and some departing. The stir and bustle conse- quent on loadin and unloading pleasantly contrasts with t e inaction which is always revuleiit at the breaking up of winter and efore the navigation is o en. The weather is highly favorable for the armor and gardener, and is, we think, a fortnightin advance of last season. We trust that it will he the herald of a good harvest. We _ars also well pleased to Ice extensive preparations for building in the City. There is no better criterion of the ad- vanee ct‘ the island generally than the increase and improvement of the Cit metropolis. In an a ieultural County, the own can only sub- sist the requisition from the industrial farming part of the po ulation ; as the Country increases, so will the own. When the farmers cease to thrive, the merchants and all connected with trade will suffer likewise. We make men- tion of this obvious truth, because we know that there are those who endeavour to inculcate that the interests of the City are antagonistic to those of the agriculturists, than which nothing can be more mischievous.

We perceive that the City Council are bus - ing themselves about the streets and side-wnl s we shall give the result of their deliberations as early as possible.

We underst;d, fioin-reliiihlcjauthority, that

the Steamer Rosebud, linving been thoroughly 1,

refitted and repaired under the inspection of Lloyd's Serve or, will be placed on the route between Char ottetown and Pictou next week. We hope the Government will marks an ar- rangement with Mr. Ileard, for the conveyance of the Mails, as it not likely the Rosebud will be kept on the route solely by the remuneriition from freight and passengers.

The Presbytery of P. E. Island, in connexion with the P. . 0 Nova Scotia, will meet at Lot 16, on Wednesday, the 4th day of Juiie—Ser- men, (D. V.,) by the Rev. James Tlioiupsoii, of N. S.

Joint when, P. C.

At a meeting of fire Parishioners of 'l'rinit_'.' Church, George Town, held in the Infant School Room on Whit Tuesda , 13th May, 1856.

John Aldous and illiam B.Aitken, Esqrs., were chosen Church Wardens.

Messrs. Ezra Wickwire, John liiclinrds, Hugh Lo on, David Kaye, M. D., Peters an John I4.'l.V8l'B, senr., as Vestryuinii

\Villi:un I

Port of Charlottetown I NTEI ED.

11th, Maria, llluree, Arichat; h'al. Greyhound, Bar-

ret, Arichat; bal. Queen of the Isles, Fougere,

do; bsl. Virgin, Martell, do; bal. Miiacppa.

llpulndry, do.; bal. Olive Branch, Bouchie,dc.; ii

19th,-Barqiie Illllml, lll‘Domild, Liver eel, G. B — 3-I ays: merchandize to Duncsn,. lsson 5! Co.

as others

Ship Ellen, Hunter, Liverpool, G. B.—82 days; merchondize to W. Welsh and others.

l9th, Schr. l'loughboy, Robertson, l’iclou; coal,

May 20th, Sch. Unicorn, Gallant, Pictcu; coal, Ste.

' nu, Gavion. Boston; goods. Sch. Sago, Best, Canada East; flour, &c. cutanso. May 17th, Maria, Maria, Pietou. Unity, Green. ' ' uce. Reward, Grimes, Pictou. Mary Jane, Terrie, Balhurst; produce. Ariel, Moore, llslifax; produce, &,c. Sarah, .'lloore, Pic strel, Murchiing. Picieu. Olive Branch. Bouuzhie, Bucionclie. Victory, llurou, Pictou. Native Lass, Gerrior. St. John's, N. F.; produce. Aiiielia Adelaide, Le Blane, St. John‘s, N. F.; produce. Curlew, Mattutel, Tstniiigouelio. So- vereign, Pordie, Pugwash.

May l9th, Margaret, Delory, St. John's, N. R: pro- duce. Brigt. Bishop i’tl‘Kiniion, Boudroit, l'icteu; hnl. Schr. Active. Muncheng,llulifux; produce.

20th, Sch. Matilda, Fougere, Picteu; bal.

To Mr Kenneth M‘Kay. Singing in:—We your scholars at Lower in expressing our approbation of your exemplary conduct, during the time you were instructing us in ocnl Music, beg you to accept our sincere thanks for the cllicient iiiiinner in which you conducted the school, and the porspicuiiy with which you commu- nicnted knowledge of the iirt ofsinging, as is evinced your success. Wisliing you iriucli success in your inusicnl acquisition; in which you trike such

pleasure, as well as in all your engugeiiienis.

e ltermiin, Yours respectfully, JESSE BAKER. (Signed in hehalfof the scliulurs.) Lower Freetown, Muy l2th, 1856.

SPRING SUPPLIES. ASZABD & OWEN, have received ex Elcln from Liverpool, part oftlieir Spring supplies, uinung which uill his round. oat, 'oolscap. and Pull paipei,o: every des- cription and quality. Ruled Papers lmin Note size to Dcmy. l.eili_-ers, Day and Account Books of every variet. Bill Books—ror.wiv-ihlc and payable, Pens, Pr-nholilers, Bluclzlr-ad, and slate pencils—a lnrue sin , r. l*‘.uvelopes, Clnili lined, official and other sizes. Wrapping pap--r. Brown. and Gray of all sizes. Music and l.)r:i\\ii.;_- lluolts. Bibles and l’sa!in Ponies of various sizes. Books from London, Frliiiliiirgli, and United

Teacher- Freetown

Messrs. James Easton, and John i\ldoiis,lSi:iieqihrily t'xpi:clt'rl.

were elected as Delegates to the Diocesan As-- seinbly, nun. can It. T. Roiicn, Chairman-

(For Hnsz»ird's Gazette.) LINES. How rich is the timing o'er mountain and dale, 0’er garden and meadow, hill, valley and ilmu,-r, When the hright beanie of niorniiig o'er nature

previn . And Aurora so cheerfully gilds every bower.

There's a tint of rich beauty, no tonuiie can uriiny, W°heii the sun in its splendor onliveris our cliine, Shedding over a‘l natiirc its life-_vi\*iiig ray, Then gently departs with :i grumleiir SllDllllIt'.

But there are joys beyond those of a moment, Which slford the possessor unceasing delight, And bring to the bosom s purer enjoyment, Tliiin eve, with its beauty or morn wiili its light.

"Pia religion, the purest , I iblimeet of treasures, Which breathes through the iiilnd an eternal rc-

pose That scatteiis around us uuspealtalile pleasures, And eases the joiiiiiey of life to its c ose.

"I‘is this sheds around us a halo of blessings, Which gilds every sorrow while passing below; That points to the region of gladness increasing, Where grandeur and beauty redundanily flow. AMri.iii. Bedeqiie, P. E. l., May, l3tli, I855.

Married,

On Thursday the 15th iost., b the Rev. Wm. Meek, Mr. Donald M‘Leod, to ary Margaret, second daughter cf.lanies Pidgeon, Esq., a of

cw Lon on.

Died,

At Surumsrside. on Mendnv 12th May, at the advanced sguef 76, after a long and tedious illness of ulna yours bone with exemplary resignation and patieuca. Mr. George Green, on old inhabitant highly was born in New York, llth Nov. 1780, emigrated to this Island is less. me. New Brluswiolt papmplonseaeooo ]

T0 PLOUGHMEN. ANTED, it tenni nnrl driver to plough ii few acres ground near the City. Apply zit "AI- ZAIID & Ow:iv‘s Book Store.

MILCH COWS, 6&0. A Few superior Milch Cows and it two year old May 21,1856.

[lull 0fI.lIl)|'0Vcd breed-I for sale by EXTENSIVE sincere ”

A.\II:‘.S It:\'l"l‘RAY Briiclrley Point ltoad‘ Flour! Pork! Butter! Pearl Bar- ley, etc.

POSITIVE SALE. Y AUCTION on l"ltll)A\' next, 23dinst., at ll o'clock, on the Quin-:is‘s Wrr.uu‘, -I00 Bbls. Superfine l’l.()['K, l6 “ i o Pllllli,

I2 Tubs IiU'l"l'I*ll{,

8 Bhls. l’earl BAILLEY,

7 Boxes S ,

4 “ C.-\N7>l.l‘2:~T,

JAMES MORRIS, Auctioneer.

Charlottetown, May am. 1856.

THE YACHT ‘SPEEDWBLL’ .'

TO BE SOLD, hy AUC'l‘l()N, at [2 o'clock,

on THURSDAY next, the 22d inst., on LoItn’s \VirImr. the frist-sailing Ynclit and tender " Speedwell," with Sails, 6t.c., complete.

JAMES MORRIS. Auctioneer.

Charlottetown, May 30, l8d6. __

VALUABLE BUILDING

AND Pasture Lots for Sale. V ‘HE Buildin Lots unsold yesterday,‘ situated on oniuion Lot 32, in this City (l.ongwcrtli's Corner) will be sold by Auction, at 12 o'clock on FRIDAY, the 28d inst . Also, immediately after, the POUR Valuable Pasture Lots on PAUL JONES Hill, formerly advertised. Tuusss-80 per cent. deposit sndgharulunca by

On I: air. asy aého.:“:9. after u puififuluililolhizli good and approved Notes. at llnlfl ll -

' < I ‘ t‘ nee. r~ 0 ' ' Lo . Haad B'lls. I-Teyuas, in the y no‘; liis age. The dog " “FF” I‘.-flnuldm‘ A.uH.“;. T33. I Native of In ’ ’ "flletiones

Iluy 17, 1850.

“WEST OF ENGLAND HOUSE,”

TIIEI AJBCDV IBB’.ll.‘AE1IalI§lEI‘lIIE.WEF

Have received e

:1: Isabel, their

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

Comprising their usual Assortment.

21st May, 1856.

THOMAS Gr. DAWSON. ,

New Spring Goods !!

— 1' 'ru:— “Manchester House,” Queen St‘... Per “ J[ujeslt'c,"from Liverpool.

0\V opening, iind will be ready for inspection in " "Y 0|’ the, a large and carefully selected

supply (- British Merchandise, including every variety of Dry Goods, suitable for the season, and in the newest style of Fashion; Ameng which are the following:-— Straw, 'l‘uscan, Chip, Manilla Fancy, Crepe, an ace silk BoNNs:'rs.

Girl's lluttiste, and Girl's and Boy’s Straw Hare 313501". l’.uusoi.s, Silk MAIITLII.

Muslin and Enibroidcred Driussszir.

Black and Coloured BALZAIIINII. Manseline

Dir Laiis rzs,

Auraccas, CA-IHMERI. Fancy Piriis-rs. White and coloured Coulille STAYS, Collars,

Habit Shirts and Sleeves.

lnfsnt Crislnnere lloons, and Muslin Tucked

0 E! Laces and Etlgings, Cunrarrr Musaix and GI!

Damask Moreoris, Marseilles Toilet Quilts and vers,

While Sliirting, French Fronts, White and Grey rlitinriiscs and Srtisrrinas, White Fonts, Children's Dresses, 'l‘abla Linen and Towelling, lzc. die.

ith it large and choice assortment of other Goods. all of which will be found worthy of the attention of custuiiicnt, and will he offered at prices extremely low

g‘ Further. importaticns licurly expected per " ‘llamas Beglxie" from London. SAMUEL .'llcMUllRAY,

Queen Street. May 13, I856.

“ ALBION HOUSE,”

Valuable Building Lots for Sale.

7 ‘HE Subscriber will ofl‘er to Public Corn etition on THURSDAY. the zen. day of MA next.

on the premises, at I2 e'cloc '

rows LOTS nos. 43, 44, 45, as, so e co,

in the Fifth Hundred of Lots in Charlottetown; and a

COMMON LOT N0- 31, being it portion of the ‘ Esiscn’ Estate. '|‘liis pro- perty has been intersected by Streets opened through it, and the w a has been laid’ otl‘ into suitable and convenient Building Lots, in accordance with a Plan prepared for the purpose.

As the 'l‘erins upon which this Properly will be ell'ered, will be extremely favourable to the P chaser, an opportunity will thus be alfurded of acquiring Valuable Lets, not perhaps again to be had in Cliurlottelown.

Fort 'l‘erms please apply iit the ollico of JOHN’ LONGWORTH, ‘.sQ., Barrister, where a plan of tho

propery can be seen. LONGWORTH. . 6

III’-

\Vll.l.lAH S. Chiirlottetowii, April 24, I85 .

Freehold Property in the Suburbs 13 A. H. YATES.

0 BE SOLD by Auction on FRIDAY the 9th

MAY next, at It o'clock, on the premises, the remaining portion unsold of tliosa

Valuable Pasture Lots fronting on the BRIGHTON R0./ID rind near GOVERNMENT F./IRJI, lately the pro- perly of the l:ite Lieut. Col. Lane.

'l‘liis property ht iog contiguous to, and delightfully situated so as to comiuan in one view from almost any port of it,r.ieiirly the whole ofthe l'uhlic Buildings and City, strongly recommend it as one o the choicest situations, possessing both Town and Coun- try advantages. ‘ be offered in lots of about an acre each, or less, to suit purchasers, according tori plan which will be submitted at the tiins of Sale

STREETLY it COUCHNIAN

BEG respectfully to inform the iiilmhitnnts efCliar- lottetewn and its viciiiit ’, that they have taken the store lutely occupied by IR. NEIL RANKIN, an have opened it under the above title with n inugnificcnt and

MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OI‘ DRY GOODS

OI IVIRY DEICRIPTXON.

This stock having been purchased with great ad‘ vantages, for taste. variety, quality, and chcapncss, cannot be surpassed by that of any House in the lslaiid. It would be impossible in the limits cfan advortisernent to prirticulurize, but on inspection it will be found to contain everything that is supplied by the most extensive houses in the first Cities of B. N. America, from ilic ininutest article in Haberdash- cry, to those of the more costly cliariicter in

Dresses, Silks, Shawls, Mantles, &c-

lii inriking this nnnnuiiecincnt, we trust the public will encourage us in this undertakiiig, and we pledge ourselves to carry on this husincso in a spirit oflibe- rulity, and continue to ufl'er to purclinsers advantages which will, we have no doubt, be appreciated.

S'l‘ltl.-ll-‘.'l‘l.Y &'. CUUCHMAN.

CI|;|rlo[[¢lo\\'lI, May, 17, 1856.

TEACHER WANTED F the tirstCliu-is for the Ebenezer School, Apply to ltOBF.lt'l‘ SEAMAN, SAMUEL BOUNDY. Trustees.

‘Lot 24.

CITY SURVEYOR. I ‘HE City Council has appointed Mr. Thomas Plsndwell, Surveyor of Highways, Streets, Square and Bridges, in accordance with a By-Law of the ucity, for the ensuing year. WILLIAI B. WELLNER, City Clerk. City Council Ollice. Charlottetown, 7th May, I856,

GAS WORKS.

O'l‘lt‘l". is hereby given that the dividend

declared May 6th, at the general meeting of Shareholders in the ClltIl'l0llcl|I\\ll Gas Light (Toni- pany will be payable at the Coinpiipy’s ollice from 10 to 2 o'clock on and after the 7th inst.

B Order, W. MURPBY, Manger.

May 6th, isse.

ARPEW8 MAGAZINE re: MAY. "usm.-,

eaivod at Hasssumt 0_Wfl’I’B09_ tot-e_

and may be seen any time previous at the ethos of too Auctioneer.

Tcrins at Sale.

Charlottetown April 29th. lsl. Ex.

Ii 5:? The sale of the above property is I postponed until Monday, 26th May, inst. nt I2 o'clock. l VALUABLE PROPERTY. 0 BF. SOLID by PUBLIC AUC'l‘lt'IN, cu \VF.l)NE.‘l)AY, the Second day of JULY next, (1856,) M the hour of twelve o’cloclr, noon, atihe Colonial Building in Chrirlottetown, pursuant to License, duly granted for that purpose by his He- nor the Surrogate and Judge of Probate ofthis Island, hearing date the Twelfth day of February, A. D. 6.

All the lliglit,TiIle rind Interest of the late Ho- norable DONALD M‘DorvAi.n, (ileniilzdrile, Town- ship Nuinher 'l‘hirly-sit, (:36) deceased, in and to the following Land :ind lit-ul I-Isl.-rte:

Namely-—-All that 'l‘ract, Piece or Parcel of Land, situate, lying, and being on Division No_ 2, on the Plan ofthe Estate ofCrietle 'l‘ioram,froiiiiicIual survey of Williiiiii Curtis, Assistant Surveyor General, made July IP28, and now tiled in the Otfieo of Keeper of Plans, hounded as Ilows, that is in s:iy—Com. mencing oi the Soiitli-l-II "tangle of Division No. 8,on the said l‘.s:-ate on the Nortliern edge or side ofthe Post or St. Polo-.r‘s Road, thence (according to the magnetic North ofthe year HM) North one degree and thirty minutes \Vest (N. 1° 30’ \V.) for the distance of Seventy-eight (78) chains, thence North Eighty-six (86) agrees East Forty-seven (47) chains and Eighty-eight links, thence South one degree thirty minutes Finst (l" 30’ E.) liighty-four (84) chains to said Road, tlieuce following the various courses of the said Road Westwardly, to the place of com. msnccment, containing Three hundred and sixty-two (362) ncres of Land, ii little more or less, and is part of Lot or Township Number Thirty-live (35) in Prince Edward Island.

Excepiing out of the above Tract, the Land and premises at the Eastern end thereof, under lease to, or in possession of Mr. James M‘Williiims, being about l"il‘ty acres of Load, a little more or less; the Tract to be sold pursuant to this Notice, comprising an area of 812 acres, a little more or cu

The above Land will be sold in several Plots or Divisions. For further particulars. and conditions of Sale, apply to the subscriber iit Gleuuladula, or at Ollico of the Honorable Joseph Hensley, iu Charlottetown.

JOHN ARCH. M‘DONALD, Administrator of the Estate of the said late Honorable Donald M'Donuld. (Charlottetown, 10th May, lies.

‘1 IIJBHELS Liverpool SALT formic

i _ ' ' by the Subscriber. ‘

‘* ’”"-""".'--‘ "- ‘ JAMES PUIDIB.‘ February II, II“.

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