.n-f.—rs to’ the Isnssn Gusnnux. the

-lowing words :—“ For our part we (I--

nmn’ according to agremnnt.

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PROHXBITION.

Tl-1:2 TUNNEL. EQUAL Rioars. COUNTRY before PARTY. xaumctpru. REFORM! i

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gislaturc.

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A mwting cf tle Executive Ct-ulr~ oil was held last night. and adjourn:-cl to meet again this umrnirg. “- iincl Patti ul tli Lt Ill‘! ll!”-llll“""3 3"” ll "' i,cy;n.‘d t.. f.unr is gt-mm! o-lectioh. i..;,....nch as the I-I=-use is almost. fresh fr. m [lie psopl», and thvrv is no new qng sfiun (0 ‘)0-l brflugllt thP"'. ‘There is little doubt therefore thrt partial (~lf("i0h8 for four seats will la held without further delay. The Wrilfi will be-.»i=sut-d at once. The Ht-usv cannot possibly meet until the latter part. of April or the lirst of May. This will mslte the session the latest

in the season for some years. —:

Senator Prowse‘s Letter.

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We publish with pleasure the sen- sible Mid timely nnmrks of Hon. Sen- ator Prowse on the Tunnel. H- thinhs the atliocntes cf lb“ 8"““l wt-rk have every region to fool H» courugcd, and urges that unitrd and vigorous action be; at. one-e taken, re gardlcss of party lit 5- oTll"' W83"-5l7l"“ that the Board of Trade at once 0'- g,,,,;z,. ,.n_ agitgtion, is is good om.- \\"q-. would add the suggtstion mad!- some time ago in the GUARDIAN, that they send a deb-gatinn to the cities of the lit-iglih:-ring provincr—s to confer with other Boards of Trade. etc, it 0,-,1..p to impress the I~land's rights on the minds of our fellow Cmadmns road to awaken their interest. and co-opera tion in the t'uliill:uent of the tcrms of union.

Thu Senator i-xpresses tho hope that all the Isllind pl-zp-«rs will advocate the work st-parste and .-{part from other political questions. This also i- snund advice and indicates a. coursv»

‘wllicll tl‘wGL‘-ARDI.\\' has rigidly ad licrfii t0. ____._.-.-.....___. Pap for the Loyal.

A tel.-_t_vrstn.in yr-s'erd>i_v’s Patriot ll-a.d('d “Pup for the Ifiyal” d-“ta Ot.taws,l\larch11vh, announces that

the “report of the Auditor general

for last you has been issued. Th» exp-tndituro for .l»gal expenses ww- ona hundred thousand dnllsrs. Plenty of “Pasp"’for “L'»yal" lswyerfi. 9-N’ for advertising, The Eraiiiiner gut $1669, th- GUA-RDIAN $1000 and Jour- nal 31561 ” If this second last. iten.

star:-mt»-.v.t, we rt 51'"! to 83)’. i‘ fills‘ - Talc j-urnal did not l’PCi..*Ve a t n d »i‘;..¢- :i‘l fzmn Ihv D minion au'*=i.-r- iv .u,..‘ «x.:- pt fur mlv rti.-ting tllf‘ Islantl R-iiiway, and the I’atriot’s own bill w I.-<1 larg-r for that service than ours J nst. aihout s y»-or ago W8 ct-tllrd Ml?"- tion totlie fact that “it pays finan- cially to he s p-irty org tn" in the fol-

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“qt, cg"-9 who‘) dues Chi! W'.:|"k, 00!‘ d0 WP begrudge our 'c(.)n9emptur‘orio*S the 2M- What we do Oh-

jr-ct to, however, is the evident fact

or-mu».-nt pmtroriage.

t... .t it has lwc-unea p:i-~.cipl--of Csi:di«v.n P .1i,.-fie, gins. “to the victors bi.-l.»i_»g um spoil.” and that unless a. publisher is pm-pared to support the goverulnent “through thick and thin” he will re- ceive little or none of the pal-léc printing. H

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Stanley’s Luck.

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Mr. IIt-nry 31. Stanley is certainly non of the luclcit-st individuals living. :5. dPl>'.p}'LtClI from lnndon gives another in.~it.-inc», of his ‘ rare good fortune.’ The explorer had commenced an ac- tion against that wily old Arab, Tip- poo T ib, claiming ten thousand pounds damages for breach of contract in con- nection with the failure A to furnish carriers and supplcs to the ‘ rear col- Under almost any supposable circumstances, the bringing of an action against the Arab slaver would be is waste of time

and money In his African strong- holds he could laugh with contrmpt at such :1 thing as legal process. But Stanlr-y probably had reason to believe that if lr-‘could not re2tch”Tipo-3 him- self It» would some day have an op- portunity of gt-Hint.’ hold of some of his property, and this iswhat his come to pass. An Indian banker in Zanzi- bar mention:-d casually to a friend that he had £l0.000 in his hands he- longing to the Arab, the proceeds of the sales of ivory. .This came to the ears of Smiley’: representative, mg the money was quickly attached to abide the rocult of the suit. Tippoo Tin will thus he forcrd t-sf come into: courtnnd defend hints-.-lf, or ho- ivill be; made to pay drarly for the t.ro-ache!-y‘: and dishuneiscy of «which he is n --Eulungv.

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THE PEOPLE.’S FORUM

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Sénator Prowse on the Tunnel.

SII::——.\s the political co:-t-st. is now

. liv HUlt'Ulll\' will be s-- far as the tu.iI.cl

_ L'titlP!'.\‘ -.f both pt-litiml parties in favor

.trr.-uigcin:-nts to hold nlertitzgs in every

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_Coinp:m_v,

‘iinal licens-~ fl‘U of tifry dollars L'8'.'II.

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our in (l the intcnsu part) f--2 liltg I‘-Wpiéllyl a-ul_;.~mliI:g. runny or this clecsors -f this Island art: no tlnuht Ft:l‘imI.~l_y cm-Bid ring ulnt the Iwnplt: of this I'rovincc have gained or l--at by the conic.-t, and what

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:s c nc--med. I do In t llink tli ad\u~ CvllI_'S --f the tunrn-l have any ('hU-«t‘- tn llfl‘ ~i-c-.u ngczl by tho rm-ult --f the cu..tc.~t. It must now he nduiitte-tl that luul any none of the six mu tubers-clt«ct refust-(1 tn ,.lcd.;e liimsclf in tax or v-f the inn cl he m-ud Lu’ li.-we land the slnultm of it ..-lizincc of b« ing elcchtl. \\ e lmvu llh.‘[':-.' f re all our ni.-mbcrs plfllgt-tl to support and rttlve-c:i.'c tlu: cunntructiuii of s. tun- ne'; and slut: in uf tqusl if not gr Mel‘ mp~.:tnxi«.c. we have the pledge of the

f it, if found prsciitmtvlc anal thv trust of t.‘x)"'t‘I7llL'll')iI at all l‘CuSt)ll?ll)l*', and ala- hc llfwllllflu -f Sir C--.~\rlc~i 'I‘upper'.~s in lint rice in favor of “ that iiii,.t»rtn:it nu-x n¢~c- ssary wnrk.”

Should the cstinmte of Sir D -n,c.r,las Fox be within any I‘l£l.SUIl;'.I)l" sum, the G.» - rnnient is on ll()uUl‘ bound to pruccttl with the work, mid should ll be oppnstd by the R\.“IvI‘lll Party they ni--y lmtlit‘ up their mlhtis to do witlmut. any .~upp 11:18 fr--"in this Province fur zl I.-ng lime to come. It appears tn me that Ill itllc party can very ~~ ll all rd in ig llffb‘ our c aims. We cvrtainly are in :3. much bet- :-er position than in, new und-or the lull‘- P.u-li»une;( tn prczs our riglrs, and th- prirty that opp»-st 8 them need not t Ipt-Ct. any support from this Isl.-nil for in.-my years to come.

But while our prospects are eiicotirag mg. our people must. show fllt.‘lllStl\'-,8 lll .«.rne-it. anal make it the great t‘,il‘*sl.lt)ll of !l‘.C day by :3 united and w; -r.-u- .:.*l'-:ut, and Slluw that we are prepared to -wink every nth-.er CI|Il.:lt.lt'l'lt'l"ll, ("full t fatty ties if nt-.ccs:<au_v, tn nl-tam lllu ful- Iii in.-ii: of our tel ms of 1: int).

I was much pleased to n- tico some few 2vecl<s‘ag-- that the Churlott. t -wn Iiourd nf l't'zult: had taken up this question in is hurnugh busvness way and pr-p-sud as 3 -neml .-tgitntitm, of the questi--n, I do wt think it could he tI1l!'llSY- d to l)rl.l'.t‘-I‘ hands. The B and is composed of lcu-l- : -g l)LlslTlCSS men --f both political panics who perfectly unzlcrstand the Value -1’ such 3 hi liway for this Province. 1 would therefore respectfully suggest that the Board --f Trude resuuicthe C0llSI'l- I'- atiun of the question at once, and Inukt-

evcti-nn of the Isla.-zil and have U‘-lflnlll -- solutions passed at l ach t_n\:L't.illg, and a common mt.-mnri..l signed by evt-r~y clec t. r in ll!-3 Prnvince and size - -ncm--rml tn rw p eseuto d to the G-iverxiuierit; by a -lwlcg-ititiii from the B=!.‘!"LI nf 'l‘ratle as -o n as possilyle. I uould also suggest rhzr at every mcetiug llrld throng: out the Paovincc in cunsitler the question of s ltln‘it:l no nthcr pwlitical or party ques- ri n he LIl"CII"S\(1 ul‘ imroriuced to the end that pcricct uiiminuty may pl‘e\’All.

In closing permit. me to express the 2-iop- that Iilr GL’.\i‘.Dl.\:wi, as will as every lli:".\’S1J8p€l‘ pnblislieu my this Isl-'lll'l, wil §;‘.'«:\'-2 Iruc t_[!I(:l‘.ii(1)t8 til our Islno (I liuun ' y :2-.lV‘uc:.l mg the W:-rk sepetnte anti «p:u't fnvni e\'cl'y other po it-cal (1'le5\IUn, ..» .'l:at. all parties ms)’ be able to unite in f‘-r'Aa.-(I2n«.' a work of the gfdattr’-t p s- -‘ hie iiii-porter. cc to Prince Edxtvud i\'i.‘nlli.l. I no, yours truly,

SA.\Il’EL Pnmvsic.

Murray Harbor, March 9. 1891.

[Other papem please ct-py.]

Something Wrong.

SIR:—There is a report about town ti. fine elf. ct that the city has lo.~t about one thousand d-llxirs by the failure of th- civic --fiicials to cu-II:-ct for the past three years the annual license fee of 350, .ft-- in <Ulllt' six or nlHl'c Marnie lllt‘llI8nL‘8.CHlll-

:i 'lt'S uni--g business here since 1388, i . 1711 ch y or the by law calling in!’ all li license fee \~u- enacted. We lion» 0 te- r. re -c. t - tu- czty 1‘:-.p:1‘Ii8 f- r 1888-89-91) tlfit his huge am.-uut.« lias ho-n pflltl f r licrnsv =--rs hy the Fire and Life() in= A,-an‘.-s I‘l:‘pT8i.Ill.r\l here, n--t as c» 11+ 81!}-c.-HTS t-- have b-- in paid by the dix u eight. Marine Companies during 1883, 1889, 1890

As " civic rrform” is one of the planks in your journalistic pl-stl"..rm. the c:t:z.-.ns look to y.u to searchiugly lllVe.1t.’.g:tt~ this matter and see what. it all fllr‘8‘IS.

’ Crrrzsx.

[The matter about which Citizen cum- plnbis came up yesterday bkf ~I‘c the Sti pox-(liuy M g: tram. In the Crt8t.'8 of Late Sc ts M rim: and Britis-i and F ieigas lVIa.'l;w, rcpres ‘nlltd by 311‘. F W My (l min. and the M trio: bmnch -f th Rm"-l Can do i, l"l'I'P, «red ll\' Mr F. T Few‘-1 y tll< tl»l 115 via m Ll mi und.-istnhu u;_; in u the ...- c uu:liuini« .- thnl: they would not be taxed. utllr-t'\\n'lbt: tuey would not have done business Judgment was l't‘Bel‘\'rd. Tilt‘ cases against the \V. stern Aasnranc: Company represent. by Mr. H. H-sz.-ird, the Us-i-.z.

«utusl Life and To.-mpeiavce General, repr.-seated by Mr. J T. Mellisli, nun the Ft¢(I6"31 Life. by Mr. W P. Duull, were dismissal --n the ground that no new business “RS dune during 1839-90. The cas s of the Ontario §I.llf.ll'~lI Life,

-r. W. Kent-eny ngnt, the 1- sum.-co Cnmpnnv of N. Ammi-a, uud fV.l‘rmIlllfru: turiug Life, were atljourntd one week. Ru.»-pccting the Caledonia Fire Insurance Mr. E. H. Norton agent, judgment was rexcrveul.

The law aeems quite ole-1' on the sub- j ct. in the Act to consolitlatu and um-nd] the several sets ixc rp-mating the city of Caarlottet-»wn !(|888) section 73 reads :

Every life, marine. or fire insurance company, or association 8dt:5I)Il.a'llt‘d in true City of Chsrl ttetown, ur having any hmnch vvflicu, -«gum: or !!‘c',€D'.‘i"S th roan, shall he 3‘$S..‘SSetl it? r.-spect of the ‘real estate and m»-veable pers-no.1 property nwznd by said cnmpnny or ussocizition in the same way as the other raw-payers of the City of Oharl ttetuwn areiassess-.d,' and shall in addition tho.-rt to, pay an 32-- If the same c-amps-.y _or as ociati ii is en- g:i.ge«i in inure tli.-iv: uflt‘ bt'.'i.nch of i-es-ur- 0. cs l)t:1~‘lTlr3S'< ‘-t. shall ;-.-s._» a Ii. 9. ice for inch br.-ch of its h2.~»‘Ilt;~‘.l, at «he rate ab ve men in 't(l _ for -w;-:.. 1.. (3.393 where a~sui-ance cu-«panics are engngetl in Wllldlug up their busi-u as in the City‘ -f Chsrlnttet»-wn, and are i~suing n» n» W p.-licies, they shall be exempt from such additional tax or license fee a-‘vd shall only be assessed on their real and person- sl pruperty.—-En]

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5 "W K9Ht's dark grey spring over-' c= abs 2-t lslo pric-. Call and gamma.-' Jas. Paton ti Co.

"F0"? 8,-m-.bnr.»=.' tan. or rough hands. bfldie "tn ""h"80ll'8a|u0.Jyn9 Liniment straight ; wonderful. '

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Bad for Talmage.

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ijE‘1‘W, 'l_.‘HU

‘Mn. Enrron:--A few months ago, A‘

3 pm!» 1' in th.-s city W-I8 held up to public

Et‘t)lllenlpt in II cnmmunicnti-n In one «f i our duili-~s lncuuse he made the innocent zstarcinent that alcnh -1 was not muncl in ‘imtur-= but was an In‘-'0lli‘.l(JII uf man. In

yesterday's (}L;.uuni.\N, Tslmnge is re-,

ported as ssyinu. "Fermentnti-tn was alxiays lnown, but it was not until ll tlmu.~na»d years ufn-r Christ that. distilla- tion was inv= nt.~tl.". The goal Btu kly-I dixineu esnot. keep himself well r-st“ u.» in the Clvarloztu own psi.-as, or sure!) he w- uld not ve.-iturc such is rush state- mcnt. SURPRISE.

Hard on the Lawyers.

Sin:-In the GUARDIAN of the 9th you say that tumor has it that Mr. Fred. Peters is tn he lmuer «-f the local Oppo- sition. I hop-e tlla.t:t his only is at rumor, l- r sun ly the Inbcr-l party Wlll not take it um: of three yours p ‘lltlral experience in pref:-.rcnc~= to sun ii men as D mold Far-

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,,.u.iv<E ::i::.°T~s,.

in iztmzur. as mnuuz. use.

In. 1810 _ flrlglulad by an lllll Family Physician. Think of It.

In use for more than Egh” -1’; .u-.,«, and full Ideltugss deal‘:

ti no G lion aivc use: an 039% 'Ftl|\':lt‘;n8c|Af:lAALl have a bottle in his satchel. 1-‘rem Rhcumatlsul.

qu at-.~on or Pwer Si claxr fur their leader. I supp se it is lwc-ouse Mr. P- ti.-:8 i- ll lawyer th it. he is t-iv b-a cll«n-s- on 'I‘- my rm tl (‘mm =11 cm.-fe-rs bu many honors on lawycis. I-~. any m rul rt.-form. wli TV are th» nit -rneys ti: luv.’ ‘l

sciatica. t\'oui°nlglu, Kr-rrom‘. '-attache. Diphtheria.C*<'-Il2;l3r=.C!1t8rl'1I. BIDD- t-lntls. .-L.-thzna, L'lit»leru-I.IH!'UU_H. Dlaxrlm a. Lain ones!» svreums in 131-. 4:: Llmlis. smr Joints or Strains,

i will mid In this old Amxlynu rciletsiitl E[bL‘e(l_" curs.

' shnultl have Jt~1:nson’s ' Anmlync Llnlment in the Every other hon.-e for ('rmxx>o,Cold!t. sore Thms Tnnsllltls. (‘.ollc.Cuts. Bruises, (.1-amps ,m,1,1-:33"; lame to occur In any faint‘. without n«.u,_.5._ p.q3_,~3 may cost :. lite. P.t~!lev(‘aa lsummer

I l-mlictl ltu‘ tlle llum-- of ac in the lung listuf delegates th\t attend d the loci tempermece convention in Ul’I&\!‘l()llBl0\\ n. l and while cvery other trade mist prt)f-s- sion was l‘8|I!‘9St'lliG(l, not one of illness le-gal get-tl--uwn Wwre pres:-lit. I sup

pose there were lm fees t-r ptiliucal ,

honors to he g t thrre. Yours truly, A LIBERAL. 4th Dstrict I’rn c».- C -. -—————<>o<¢n—-——-—

The Springhill Committee.

SIP..—B»th your journalism and your rt-as -ni: g in the Sprin-ghill R. lief matter we sadly at limit, and the so mer yuu ac- knowlt-dsze it the butt.-(‘T for your public reputation You say in tn-ds_\.’s issue. llml n » complaint was nmrle ngiiiist the cuinxnutm-. Y--u rt-nxszlsed “tlist survl) the ct-mniit co, meaning those appointrd collectors at the meeting could do some c:i.m‘2\ssing."

Now it does not appear to which meet- ing you rt-fer. But you and your report- ers surely ought tn Itn-in‘, even if Mon- d;\y’s Patriot (lid nut itifortli you, l‘.ll:\t- at no m- eting of citiz. 11*, or committee, wen. at y canvassers :.ppoint.ed, for tho <imple reason tint witli the em: ptim. tr" son:--. ho‘f a dozen p rs ns, M.~.}- 1- im-‘3 Srtpendinry included, the worthy citiz. n~ tI(.’L‘IlZII’d to flttelid the c-II «sf ‘LIL t_1_.n:', «ml « f the cwnnnittee th»u app Exit:-.‘l 1 . meet at a‘ future day, va:y f- w p..id .u.y attvniion to thenmtt«;i'. 'l‘hc rt-f-~c=‘i’c. fess c ainmittee Illrll who did incct --.l<sp.r_-—: tilt‘ only cum‘.-.e lo ft.

Yours, etc., C. I’.

Ch'tm n \\'e.lin=stla._r.

[Our C-'I‘I'L‘EpI)lii'l(Dt midakes the ten »r .0? our remarks. All honor is due to C. P.. and the few cmnmitt 0-men who at- tended the call of the Mayo-' and ll‘4V- becn so generous in c- ntributiutg t-- the lellhff fund. They did all tlnitc ‘llld roa- .suv.nhly he expected of them. But ha .'s'l‘flllt‘~1 that while a conmsirte-.= was ap- puiwezi very few of them. paid any atten- tinn to the matter. Sui‘. ly then, in vi. w of tli~- fact that not a cent had tlmu be u contribnt.-d it was puitiug it mild '0 say that “ Surely tli» y could d«- sum» canvass- ing ” Pr-rhnps our remarks duel (In 3.. injuslic-.~ to tllv con:m=ttee in in win at- ten ed the in--ting. In-t lam-lied trhe cuniniir.te6~as»=n whole‘ thoy-wore’ A ‘ t-lift’ could be said at the tir‘ue.—'-E.l.]

LIME! .

HAVE talc n the Kilns lately occupied by John Henry, and will be pleastd to mt all orders for Lime for

Farm and Building PEPQSSSS

-\t shortest notice. I have no -' on ha- d 5- o bJ.r'r5s Slack Lim:, Wlllczl I will scl« for

25 cents per Barrel

'1‘ s m:-l-ze lO- in my Roach Lime,

J. T. PEARDEN Upper Great Gcorgc Slrfcl Match :44: In «low

Tenders

igniting S._ll.—-BB.{lWll & ca,

tE.—\LED T-nders will be received by the undcrsign-.-in.‘ to V\ I-)lrI\'ENl)AV, the 13th inst., at :2 o'clock noon. for the pur- chase of the following Smelt :-- Cloths and Dry Goods $t7n.8o. Boots and Shoes . . . . . 574 60.

T».-nders must be f=.r the purchase at whole ml the above stuck, and specify the rats: in cent. on shove amt-unt

'l‘ERM:~'» —Thre~ months secured to the satisfnctenn If the vnclcnigned. The under night-d not bound to acrcp‘ the highest hr 3, )- tvntlcr. Stock to be seen at the -‘tore ot Uonald l~'arquh:1r~:nn, Queen >"trect.

BENJAMIN ROGERS, Assignee.

Ch‘town, March 1!.‘ 3i.

P. E. ISLAND RAll_V{AY.

EALED TE\'DI'.'RS., addressed ‘to the h undersigned, and clirlnrsetl ‘ remlpr fur “team * oal. ‘will be rec ivccl uzmil .\‘4'[‘U|{- DAY, 28 h inst , inclusive, fin the ~up-ply r-i

Seven Thousand ‘Two Hundred (7.200) Tons of the Best Fresh Mined Round Steam Coal, for Locomotive use.

Tenders to state the price per ton, of 2,240 lbs.. delivered as follows :-—-

Chmlttetown ...... ........... 3,55otons humnacrside .. .. 2.800 “

(xenrg town . . . . . . . . . 400 hutllls . . . t a...-c Travcrsc

not

It 66

150 “

At least one qnautcr I ftlu: whtzl quatitit». tequirrd at each of fin-v ai-(ave myet-tinned fits tiohs to he dehvcrcd on or- before the 30th day ofjune next, and delivery of the whale to be mniplcted on or before the lat day of October. '89:. ’ -

The first payment will he made in July. and monthly thereafter. Ten (to) per cent; will be retained from each pavnicnt until the ‘ final and satisfactory completion of the con- tract. , l

The Ilcpsrtment does not hind itself in 1

lC"ept [lib luwcst. 01‘ any tender. l U‘NSW'URTl{.

. d . Railway (‘:ficc,,Ch’tnam, upeumen em ’

C lulnts 21;: . i iazzlc. Pi-!ce. £35 cts. I‘0fif~P9-M‘ 5 50*‘ Exprcxis ximd. I. S. Johnson or (?u., Bostoxi,Mua.

and

FOP? SALE.

R. G. U. ll ‘ LDI-‘.R§'l'ON oli'e-‘s ‘for i sale lii< maghlllcmil 3.-rnperty in N(\l|h \\ iltslinc, c-,-iisi.-ii» g of Eiglm-l‘-ur (94) acres -4’ cli-‘ice frge Land. m-nrlv :1ll’tn :1 high state of cultivation, tégctlrer with 41 Grist Mill. which has a \’CI'\ large cu.=t<‘-m trndc

lhe Mil éstnpe Kiln and Fa=.'n ll*-.il*:ling<. are in at g- -yd state of re; air. and p'»'bScé.s‘.iur. “ill be given at am timuz Only halfa mili- frnrr Kai '-ny Suuinn. _

Also.» in rear of above. so acres of frog- Vl.nn«l uit’~ a Sawmill. lrun'ing on the Lot 65 Road.

The nlxvéprrvperties it ill be sold sv-paratel; nr lugether, and needoiily to hc :3! en to be apprrciatcd. _

Reason for sellinq——Gnt the " Northwest tevct.” - ' Grll. BAIQDER STON.

March I3. 2m

$351 .\ Ll-In Tl’-J.\'DP'.RS utltlrr-sssztl to k —‘=—l2|IPd. and vxulo-sctl “'I‘c-ml.-.1‘ Fvll”-lrlt Wvvrk.’ will be TQ'(!el\'Wl in-ti‘ Tucs- miy. tliv loilr mix‘ of iunrcli nt-xt In-cluslvo-I ’ 7"‘ V‘-I“ ('0-u~ti-i.-ctinn of Work at l'mt’S1-lklr . Q?“-vn s «. nn:~t)-‘. P. 1:}. L, uccnrdlmz ton phm 2-ml ~:wt-.121:-mi--u to he 8Pt‘n.(In in pl-cation to the !'.:.-t:r.:t-1-fir ‘Vt-rn«=n Riv:-.r llriglgu, I’. F1. 1., and at the .l-epu. in.ent of Public Wnrks Ollalwil. * ' _

Tl‘l|vl4"I‘R will not be considered unless In-nlv on Ilm f--rm Sll[1.LllPtl and signed with the actual SlI:’|llilIl!’O'.‘l of tlir trntle mu 9:.

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20 £3585’ Bleached Cottons, all widths and prices.-' . . 20 bales Osnaburgs and Hcssi§.ns,' 3 bales Sail Ducks, 5 bales Cotton Drallings, I cast; Flanncletts, [0 cases Shhtings, 20 Cases Cottonztdcs, 50 bales Battings and Waddings, 25 bales Grey Ccttons, V10 cases Canton Flarinels, 2 cases Colored Ducks.