children, and yet none which so frequently bullies thfi , skill of the physician, as woriiis.

‘ nal hlomlplrs of tlbio most celebrated P°"'°" °r ‘ll times. ‘orss y AIZARD I OWEN. H Ioshsslloss and Ststlsuors, Quosu uaro.

woitais! worms! IE7’ There is no disease more common amon

_ _ 'I'hey are highly detrimental to the constitution; and their presence should be carefully guarded against by pnrenu, on the first iiianifeotuiioii of syiiiptonis, ever iiieans should be used to expel them pioiiiptly andt orough. ly. M‘La_ne's Veriiiifuge is well established as the most certain, safe and speedy remedy ever ofi‘ered Ior this troublesome and dangerous malady ; and all whoihave the maniigeinent ofchildren should keep this tnvslu.-ihlo medicine iit_hand. In addition to its pferrfetct safety, it never fails to produce the desired s cc .

C? Purchasers will be careful to ask for Du. M‘LANa:'s Cl-3I.lIllA’I‘Ii‘.D Vniusiruoit, and take none else. All other Veriiiifuges, in comparison, are . Dr. M‘Lane'a genuine Veriiiifuge, also his Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United States and

‘III II. s

W. R. WA'I'SON,Ageiit for P. E. Island.

cu.Ma1v’s HAIR. ova. T‘ L ' ' used, ‘ ‘ ‘ ", in this city and surrounding country. Read! GIL- MAN’S LIQUID HAIR. DYE instantaneously chnges the hair to s brilisnt jet Black or glossy Brown, which is permanent—-does not stain or in any way injure the skin. No article over yet iii- vented wliich can compare with it. We would advise all who have iirey heirs to buy it, for it never in‘ —Boslo Post. Z. D. GILMAN. Chemist, Washington City, Inventor and sole Proprietor. II’ s e y Dragiiists. Hair-dressers, and Dealers in Fancy Articles, throughout the United

ltes. W. R. WATSON, General Agent for I’. E. Island. Jan 6. (men

nu‘-

Oharlottetown markets, I an. 17. Beel',(snisll)lb. 35d s (id Ostineal, 2d a 2; Do. by quarter, 3d a 5d Turkeys each, 2s 6d it 5a or 4|il Fowls, 8 it

Do. (siiisll), 5d a (id Partridges, 7d a 9d Mutton, Sid a 8d Geese, to 9d ii 21 3d Veal, 3Id a 5d Ducks, In 2d a Is -Id

d Rabbits, -td :1 (id

Ham. a 1

Butter (fresh), [Me Is Eggs dozen, tea is 2d

Do. by tub, Is2da ls -td Barley busli., 8s 6 a -Is 6 9d a Itld

2s a 2s (M

I l 'I

Tallow, lid a Is Potatoes, Is {Me 2s 3d

Wool, Is a Is 3d ips,

Flour, 3d it 35d Homespun yd., 3s 6d a lie

Carrots basli., ' 8s llsy, ion, 80s ii I00s -.Pearl Barley, 2d Straw, 2s a 2s (id

BRITISH EDITIONS OI-‘

Standard American Literature.

OW READY, Price 7s .6d. each, clotli—eacli com lete in one large volume, closely printed. Rev. E. Channing's Literary Works,

Rev. W. E. Channing‘s Theological Works,

Rev. Orville Dewey‘s \Vorks,

Rev. Jacob Abbott’s Works, in Is. and Is. (id volumes.

For Sale b IIIASZARD dz OWEN. Booksellers and Stationers.

JOHN T. THOMAS ILL be obl' ed to all persons indebted to him, . (by Note 0 Hand, or Book Debt), by an im- mediate settlement. A O O N O E R. '1' , on IIKALI‘ or THE PATRIOTIC FUND, Under the Patronage of Ilia Excellency, the I..rs:u'r. Govsitnort and his LADY WILL be held at the Tsavrsitancs IIALL, on Thursday evening, the 8th Fnuutuair next, at E’ ht o‘clocli . .

A ’rogranims of the roceedings Will be printed, and delivered with the ' ickets, and which may be had at all the Drug and Book Stores. _

There will be a Table supplied with Coffee and Cake, at an extra charge. . ‘ _

Tickets of admission will be an English Shilling.

HON. C. 0 G

. RE CIIARLEI. PAIMI-‘ HON. JAMES JOHN 1‘. PID E. L. LYDIARD, Isq. E‘ Tlir above Cancer! is postponed untilfurllter notice.

Grimirs Portable Oyclopiudias.

In Bvo, with numerous Engrsvings. 17'. N-

‘ enttstry

With its application to Mineralog the Arts, by Rcber 'I‘homson. “-

it ‘ON, Esq. ,

I, Ph siolog , and ., i«~.’iz.s.. l~.c.s.

_ New Edition, in one vol., ave, lls. ad. _ Embellished with Maps and numerous Illustrations. Biblical Cyclopedia:

Or Dictionary Illustrating the Old and New Tes- tsmonts, Eastern Antiquities, Geography, Natural History, Sacred Annals and Biography. Theology and Biblical literature, by the Rev. John Eadio, .D., LL.D.

In em, with above 130 Woodcuts, I7s. Gd. Universal Biotrlpllys Edited by Elihu Rich, embracing a series of Origi-

or ‘he 3,, r or odnosday, tho list in- ‘I, on any arson of sons willing to contract -v-iv.°°°°' °‘ "':.l.':'.'.:.":.:.'.::: 0,, the contractor, ” lied or rottsn W ;:‘IllI(E:°k

‘P’ N; toudslivorctl 5! ‘WAPS 2w

0 .. wn’ January 22, 18.55..

Put otea or Artttl .. . _

HASZARD’S GAZETTE. JA NUARY 27.

BRITISH PF-RIODCALSI EARLY cop1—§s SECERED.

LEONAIII) SCOTT «Sr. CO. New York, continue _ to Re-publish the following British Periodicals, iz. : -

v

I. The London Quarterly Review (Conservative.)

2. The Ediiiburglt Review (Whig.)

3. 'I‘he Niirtli British Review (Free Church.)

4. The Westminster Review (Liberal.) '

5. Blackwood’s I".dinbiirg|i Magazine ('I‘or .)

'I‘lie iresent critical state of European aflhirs will render t was publications unusually interesting durin the fortlicoiiiing year. They willoccnpy ii middlegroun lietweenthe hastily written news items, crude s u lions and dying rumours of the daily Journal, and the ponderous Toino future liistorinn, written iiftertlic living interest and excitement of the great political events of the time shall have passed away. It is to these Periodicals that readers must look for tlieonly really ' "'_" ' ‘ " " ' ' I ..f..........: events, and assuch, in addition to tlisir well-established literary, scientilic,and theological character, we urge them upon the consideration of the reading ublic.

Arrsntgsments are now permanently made or the re- ceipt o early sheets from the British Publishers, by which we are enabled to place all our Re-prints in the hands ofsubocribers. about as soon as they can be for-

' W '.i .L r ' ,,,_;,,_ at L a. L‘ - I

a very large outlay go oui part, we sh:ll continue to furnish the Periodicals at the same low rates as here- tofore, viz :—-

For an.

For any one ofthe four Reviews 3 00 For any two ofthe four Reviews. 5 00 For any tliroe of the four Reviews, 7 0

For all four of the Reviews, 8 00 For Blackwood’s Magazine, 3 00 For Blackwood and three Reviews, 9 00 For Blackwood and the four Reviews, 10 00

Payments to be made in all cam in advance.

N. B.—LS& Co have recently published,aiid have now for sale, the “FAIIIIEIIS GUIDE," by Henry Stephens, of Edinburgh, and the late Prof. Norton, of Yale College, New Ilavon, complete in 2 vols., royal octavo, coiitaiiiiiig I600 pages, I4 steel and 600 wood engravings. I'rice in muslin binding, $6.

‘ This work is sior the old “ Book of the Farm,” lately itirsusci-ra'ra:n and thrown upon the market. .

Geor o '1‘. Ilaszard, will supply subscribers in Prince ‘ ward Island.

GRAIN SHOW.

' ‘HE ANNUAL SIIOVV of GRAIN, under the direction of the Coiiiiiiittee of the ROYAL AG: 1- eui.ruit.u. Socirrv will be held in the 'l‘s:ast-lIt- ANCE ll.u.i.. Charlottetown, on Wednesday the 7th Narcli, I855.

I'iu:siiiturs.

For the best \Vhest £1 I0 0 " 2d b at I 0 0 H best two rowed Barley I 10 0 “ 2d best I 0 0 " best four rowed Barley I I0 0 “ 2d best do I 0 0 " boat Black Oats I I0 0 " 2d best do I 0 0 “ beat sample of Red Clover Seed

not less than 50lbs. I I0 0 “ 2d best do I 0 0

RIGULA-ri The Grain and Clover Seed this Island in the year 1854. Each Sack of Grain must contain not leits than tlirep Ilusltoll. No Prize will be awarded without competition of three samples each, of lirst and second quality. The competitors must be members of the Society. The Prize Grain will be set up and sold for the benefit of the Exhibitors immediately after the doci- sion of the Judges. On the conclusion of the Grain Show, the a. nusl meeting of the Society will take place, when the Re- port of the Committee and an abstract of the accounts

ONO. to be of tbegrowth of

will be read. By order CIIARLI-IS STEWART, Soc’y. Committee Room, Jan. I7tli I855.

EASTER SHOW OF Fat Cattle, Sheep, and Stallions, to be held on the Market Square,Charlottotown,on Wuntvls- nav, the «III; ./Ipril, I855.

PRIMIUMI. I C‘Iius—Fat Oun of any age. For the best Fat Ox of any age £3 0 0 “ 2d best do do 2 0 0 2d Cluss—-Fat Oren calvcd since 1st Jnn.. I852. First Prize £3 0 0 Second do 2 0 0 3:1 Clasr—-Bu! Fat Cow or Heifer. First P 'ze £2 0 Second Prize. . I 0 0 Pens of 8 Fat Wetlirrs. First Prize 1 I0 0 Second Prize. 1 0 0 Pens of 8 Fat Ewes. First Prize 1 I" 0 Second Prize. 1 0 0 But Carcass of Park.

First Prize 1 0 0 Second Prize. 0 I0 9

STJLLIOJVS. _ On the aaitio day the following Premiums will he ollhrcd for Island breil Stallions, viz.—- Fi '

Second do Third do.

N99 096 00¢

By Order, C. 8'I‘EWAlt'l', Ssc'y. Committee Room, January 17th, 1855.

ails. HE Mails for the neighbouring Provinces and the United States, will be made up and forwarded

on and alter the lat ol'Januas , via Cape Traverse and Caps Torrnontine. avory onday morning at 10 o'clock, and every riday afternoon at 4 o’cl It; and Mails for England wi I be made up at th no hour on the 8th. lath. u and turn January, and Otis. Dth, IDIII and 28d Februur .

THO AS OWEN, General Post Otiice, ‘ Postmaster General.

December 28, I854.

E stern Mails.

HE Mails for the North side of East Point and

Lot 47, alter this date, will be made ulp every Monday evening at seven o'clock; and those or Saint Peter's Head of Saint Peter's Bay, Ba Fortune, Rollo Bay and Souris. every Monday an Thursday ovoning at seven o'clock.

THOMAS OWEN. Postmaster General.

General Post Otlico, Jan. 9, 1855.

OR SALE. a very handsome BULL of tho

Sulfollr Poll breed. rising I can old. His was from Governor Ready's ‘ow, which was from land. Any person ishi to ‘in can obtain fsrthor particulars sltullr. saard’s Book Store.

Y EWE SHEEP have been on reniisso for three months past. trod. oso by a pious being

or with a piece cut oil’ the o oflt. noel ' it no notch cut on to cotuo s The owner is re- t away, and pay ow V . [and LL Itiuil ' Town,’ Jan. A "P":

O

Just Try WEE JAMIE DUNCAN’S

New Estalilisliiuent of Tin, Copper, Iron, and Plumber Work. Next door to the residence of the Hon. Geo. Colrs.

From his late ex perieiicc in the Old Country, and by strict attention to the execution of orders, he hopes to merit a share of public patronage.

P.S.—.lobbing punctually attended to.

OYLE‘S Pocket READY RECKONER for Timber, Plank, Boards, Saw-Logs, IVJGES, BOJRD and 6 and 7 per cent. INTEREST’ TABLES. For Sale by IISAZARD & OWEN.

0. on J. BELL,

ERCHANT TAILORS, and Maiiui'ac- turers of Ready Made Clothing, Queen Square, opposite the Market, Churlollclown. iivt-oitri-:as or Cloths, \Vliitncys, Dot.-skiiis, Twccds, Vi.-stiiigs and Tailors’ 'l‘riiiiiiiiiigs, !lIllI lav-cp in their cut by- ment the largest number oftlio host Journey- iiicn Tailors on the Island. All Orders attended to with punctuality and des- patcli. Jan. II.

SOFT WOOD. V‘ ANTED it quantity of Soft \Vood, to be deli- vered iiear the Three Mile Run. Enquire at HASZARD dz 0WEN'S BOOK STORE. Jan. 19th 1855.

AVY LIST FOR JANUARY, received by Mai|,and for Sale at llaszium dc 0wi:N’s Book Store.

Catalogue of Books. IMPORTED SINCE THE NEW YEAR, AND FOR SALE av

HASZARD do OVVBN,

Easy Nat, or the tlireo Apprenticcs—a Tale of Life in New York and llostoii, 7s. 6d.

A Popular Acconiit of Discoveries at Ninevcli, by Austen H. Layard, Esq., I). C. I.., (is. 3d.

The Australian Capiive—an authentic narrative of I5 years in the Life of William Jackniaii--also including Australia and its Gold, from the latest and best discoveries, ti.-i. 9d.

The News llag—tlie great American Novel for the Season, 7s. (5 .

Way down East, or Portraiture.-2 of Yzinliec Life, by the Author of Major Jack Dowiiiiig. ‘Is. (id.

Twelve Ycars ll Slavc—Narriitive of Solomon Nor- tliup, a Citizen ofNow York, kidnapped I83], and rescued in I853, from :1 Cotton Plantation near the Rod River, in Louisiana, (is. M

Dictionary of Poetical Quotatioiis. or Elegant Extracts on ever siil-jcct, 7s. (id.

Complete ’octii:al Works ol"l‘liom:is (‘aiiiplii-.ll, 7s.(id.

“ “ “ ' Rogers, with Biographical Sltctcli and Notes, (is. 91.1.

“ of Martin F. Tripper, con- taining Provcrbial I’liiloso- pliy, &c., (is. 3d.

'I‘uppcr’s Proverbial Pliilosopliy, -15. (id.

Lives of the Iuieeiis of Scotland, by Agnes Strick-

land, 4 vnls., 63. 3d.

Miss Leslie-‘a New Receipts for Cooking, 7s. 6d.

Davis's Manual of.\lngnctisni, (is. 9d. -

Women of the Bible. 53

The Wesley olfering, or

The Riches of Grace, or the blessii s of Perfect Love, as Experienced, Enjoyed and Tlecordcd by 62 Living \Vitnesscs. 5:4.

I-'loetwood's Life of Christ, 6s. 3d.

Summer Cruise in the Mediterranean, on board an American Frigate, 6s. 3d.

Life on the Plains and among the Diggiiigsi, being scenes and adventures on an overland journey to Californiii, 6s. 9d.

Household Scenes for the Home Circle, 63. 3d.

Metnoir of Adoiiiiaiii Juilsoii-—a Sketch of his Life,

tlireo lllrs. .ludsons—inissionaries to Buriiiah, 6s. 3d,

People I have iiiet—Piclure.-i of Society and People of ma .

The Arctic Regions, being an account of the Ameri- can Expedition in searcli of Sir Juliii Fiaiikliii,(is.3d.

Life of Napoleon Iloiiaparto. by J. C. Lockliurt, 6s.3d.

Life ofllie Eiiiprcss Josephine, (is. 3d.

Poets and Poetry of the Bible, 5s.

Life of Mary Queen of Scotts, (is. 9d.

Masonic Hall Company.

ENDERS will be received at the Store of the

Subscriber, until Thursday, the I5th day of

Fcbrmrryneiit, for the erection ofn IIIASONIC IIALL, in the following separate Tenders:

First—For Stone, of good quality, for the Cellar Wall, 60 feel by 13, 2 ti.-cl. thick, 7 feet higli,—rate at per rch.

Sccond—I-‘or the Mason and llricklayers’ work,com- preliending tlte building oftlicwnlls, Piers and Flues, -—Contractor to provide Lime and Sand.

Third—I"or the |"r'.iiiiiiig, Rough-lioiirding Shin- gling,and tinlaliiiig coiiipletc thooiitsiile iiftlie Iluililiiig.

I"ourth——I"iir the liiiisliiiig Illt! iiisiilo Joiii.:r‘s work. Fiftli—I“oi the Latliiiig aiiil Plastirriiig.

Sisith—For the Paiiitiiig and Uliiziiig. The whole to he coinplcted according to l’l:iiis and Specifications, which can be soon at the Store of the

ubscrtber, who will iiiiike known the time for finishing such Contract, and furnish such other in- formation as may he requir . Contractors for 3.], 4th, _5th and 6thCoiitriictii, to provide all iniiteri:ils. Good and sullicient security will be required for the due perforiiiance ofeiicli Contract. J. W. MORRISON. Sec'y. January 15th, 1855. x __,__AA_,,,__I _,_ . . — .. ORANGEB AND LEMONS. JUST RF.(3EIVI‘.l) pnr JuIi'n,0rangcs, Lemons, l’runeI, Figs, Iitllrlilltl, Curriiiits, Aliiioiiils, Nuts, Crackers, di.c.; I'ilot Broad. \V. R. \VA'I‘SON. Crosse and Blackwc1l’a IXEI) PIITKLICS, Siittccs, (‘eiiiilieil Peels Go- liitino, Miicnroni. Veriiiiieilli. Fs.-cnciis, Rose Water, Oriiiigii I"lo\ver \Vat~-r, Iil‘l‘lllItI Spices, Chillics, Cay.-iine, Limo Juice, 'I'roacl-9, Cheese, Split Peas, and Saidiiius are for solo by \V. R. WATSON. Dec. 25.

BRASS FOUNDRY. AND MACHINE SHOP.

BY W’. 0. H088. OW open in Great George Street, on the old Stand. Old Copper and llriiss bought. An Awtnice wanted. y I8, IBM. BIDLEE AND PSALM BOOKS. UZAIID I OWEN have 0 aed this day supply of Pocket Bibles an Psalm Books, Pulpit lea, Testaiuonts with Psalrns. &c., which they for sols. at very low prices. ans y, Iltli, tell.

No. I2, GRAFTON STREET,

from a generous public, he solicits a continuance consists in

Partners’ BOI LERS, &c,; Carpenters‘ Skates and Straps, Molasses Gates, Colfee and Spice

Buckets, Knife-Tru a, Line: and Pins. C CKS, 8 day and twenty-four

Cloth, Window I-‘iatures.

Woineii‘s and Youths‘ India Rubber SHOES. description-—-side, back and Ivory Combs, Hair ' ' Port Monnoies—Conl'ectionary, consisting of Cocoa

it com atinets, Jeans, Linings, red and Linen,’ Braces, Shirts, Checks, Bed Tick, white and

AM::n1csN“H0U8I.

Q ___ I20 S-i-oviis—consistiag of Cooking, Parloar,lI‘Isa|L,rfl-roowi us_d Canada, of svsry

description; Shoe 'l‘hresd, Pins,Blaclring, Curry Coat

of Tumblers, Lamps, Preserve Dishes and Crust Sta

FunNi'ruau—Mahogany SOFAS, Sofa Tablas, Tables, Mahogany Rocking, Cane and Wood Sestod I

Snapping Kisses, Burnt A|inonds,Cardamunis, Sugar D it '

--

snsr or ran Jir.riin:2~.

WHOLESALE s,uD RETAIL.

HE Subscriber begs to acquaint his friends and the per Ornament and Saranac, from BOS'I‘0N,o V or ‘I'll Lasousr Sorruss 9.»

z11II:Is:I1I(>.1:@' ca-(Dc) ever impo t dintotliis Town. Having personallysel todfllhllittho Market audtlisn ' ° oiiius sassssoo '

s-U-ll» that luau war ggcum,

131

at his usual low prhkufrl

sud Brou.kd'Iiu.n Tables; “,1 wmk

b .

and Stick Logwood, Redwood, Fustic, Indigo, G Iolsasss. cllshed and M t Sugar, C an, liu|l'-cliests and boxes Tea, boxes and ke s Tobacco, b: 5010 0090. Candles, Soap, crux." Pilot Bread, Salarntns, Soda, Washing Towder, Bshi s I'D "If. no, cut... Nuts, Almonds, Burning Fluid, Rico. Sago, Tapioca, I003. Pfpgl’. Gi or. Cloves, Cinnamon, Alspico, Apples, Onions, Pears, Alum, Copporss, Cs . CHIN Oll. ltpstro. ‘queries, Souna.Salts, Castile Soap, Lard, Oil, Cheese, and other articles t 10''!‘ W 'N|“|°|1- Charlottetown, November 20, I854. WILLIAM B. DAWSON.

AUCTIONS.

Bay, Bay, Hay. ‘ Y AUCTION, on THURSDAY, Ist Fanati- ARY next, at I2 o’clock, noon, on the Farm of

on HAM at TONG-U1-:8, or DILICIOUS cons. Ion SALE 8

Y ‘ JAMES N. HARRIS. P. I1. I855. Ow

the llon.Gsoitcr: Cor.s:s, TWENTY TONS OF HAY, ofa superior quality. A credit of two months will be given on approved notes. JAMES COLES, Auctioneer. Charlottetown, January 22, 1855.

Rare chance of a valuable Pree- hold E tate.

0 be sold by Public Auction on Saturday, the Seventeenth March next, at 12 o'clock, on the premises, all that valuable Block of Land, situate in the centre of Charlottetown, known as Fanning's Garden, consisting of FIVE TOIVN LOTS, which, for beauty of situation, either for private rssidences

-\Ves|ey and his times, ~ls.6d. _

I

woo , IIOLESALE AND IIE'I‘All.,by JAMES N. HARRIS. I1, issit. Iw

SUGAR, FEW Barrels of time PORTO RICO. at a low rate, to close les. I1, I055. 8w

JAMES N. HARRIS.

Mechanics’ Institute.

or busiiiess stands, cannot be surpassed. out I cfuduiissioa to the Mechanics’ lasti- on Queen Square, Great George, Sydney and Prince tutu III! the present Season, are now ready for streets, being conveniently situated to all the places .1 Is¢y;,.::.maybs had of the Secretary, any or of public worship in Charlottetown; the Provincial a h l Committee, and at the several Book Iluiltllllg, markets, &c., makes them niosilioisirahlo. 8 mill Chart k tow . 'l‘lie.-e Lots havin been recently urcha in one l'aunl' ic st to admit four rsons lien a, Block, will now begofli.-red in small 'Buildin I.ots to Iourb’or's Tichht, ls (id. P. )' P 5 rtuit puiclnisers. according to a plan whic can bo '§Iou'I'iekot,2s8d. rtt:-I'll nt .-iny time at the sale room of the Auctioneer. I y ' ot, Dd.

'l‘eiusis or S.u.s—-20 per cent deposit on the "lie unily Ticket allows the holder the privi- day oh ile, the remainder of one liull' ou the 2d day li whlfibelong to a Member, that is, the right of

April next, and the remaining half in 3 years from vi I the Institute and tho uso oftho Library in that date, with interest thereon, to be seen it swusstioswiih it. Mortgage on the premises. Aaiadisputsble titlo wih ‘I'D nut Locture will be delivered on Tuesday he 'ven. ‘ ' ’

WM. DODD, Auctioneer. Cliarlotteown. 22d January, 1855.

Leasehold Property For ale.

0 BE SOLD, at Pusi.ic Anc-non, by tho Subscriber, at his Rooin,on Monday the Twelfth day of February neat, at ll o'clock, all the Right, Title, Clllllll, Property and Demand oI'Johu H. Gates, iii and to all at Lot. piece or reel of Land, in Lot Number Two (2),in the Filth I undrcd ot"I‘own Lots in Charlottetown, bounded as follows:—Commen- cing at a stake fixed in the North side of 'tzro Street, at the East Boundary of John Fitz atric|t’s Land, from thence running Noithwardly aong said lioumlary, Forty-two feet; thence at right angles, Eastwardl , Twenty-four feet; thence at right angles Nurthwarilly, until it strikes the said street; thence \\'estwaidly along said street, to the stake at the place (if beginning, with the Dwelling. House thereon erected, and the appurtenances. '1‘ e same having been mortgaged to the said John H. Gates by William Hodlery. and the e uity ofredcmption released by the said William Godlery to the said John II. Gates. 'l‘lio lease is for 999 years, at the rent of one shilling currency per annum. Particulars of Title &c, may be known on appli- cation to Jottiv Lawson, Esq., Attorney at w.