BENEVOLENT IRISII SOCIETY. This Society held its annual meeting at the Prince Albert Hotel on Wednesday evening last. The Report of the Score- tary shows a ateadv increase of members, and elficiency in con- ducting the business of the Society. A large nuinber of poor and indigent persons have been relieved to the full extent of the funds. The followiiig utlicets were selected for the en- suing year :—- Pacsiosnr—Mr. W. Lnnsw0Illi- tst Vic: Psesioaitr-M r. I’. Gaul. 9 do. -Mr. J. .l. Pippy. 'l'iis:Astiiu:a—l\Ir. llriiyderick. Seciu:-riiitv—Mr. R. Wzilsli. _ _ Coarastrrcsi er Cruairv—Mr. James M'l\ruI\Ii Cl“|"“““- Messrs. Quin, Blake, Hickey, Hogan, Cawden, and Charles M‘Kssaa.

:1: fllarrirb.

On the 3d instant, by the Rev. R. Macnair, Mr. Roderick Mc- Kenzie. to Miss Ann INICIIHIIOII, both of B at.

On the 4th instant, by the slime, Mr. Ilector McKay, De Sable, to Miss Mary Ferguson. Crapiiud. _

On the Dtlt inst., by the same, Mr. John McI“adyen, West River, to Miss Jane McKinnon, South Shore. .

On the lltti inst., by the entire, Mr. Donald M‘Leod, to Miss Ca- therine M‘D0nItltI, both of Belfast. _

on ‘ ist., by the same, Mr. lllalcoin llI'Eachctn, to Miss Mary lll'Leod, both of Foiiit I’ritir. ' .

On the lltli inst., by the satire, Private \Vulter Turnbull, to Miss

h M i . 8.3a tlrec?3ilirirdstant.. bv the same. Mr. Alexander Martin, to Miss 1.‘ -i.t.i'ru1i..

Eufliieiliiflldtoli byuilieo s1iiiie.“l\lr. Donald Miitltesoni Gffllld River. to Miss Sally llliiriiixorr, \Vood Irilniids. _

On the l8th inst., bv the iizinie. «\l|‘~ -It'll“ ‘“'N°'"t C‘"'°° C°"°' to “iris Catherine .\I'K«:iizii:. l-"I'll CV9‘-' -

On the llili hurt., by the Rev. Isaac ;\luri_nyi l“'’- D“"‘"‘“ MC‘ Kay, \Vest River, to Cirtherine .\I‘l(ny. hr A\“~W l-“'“l""-

At St, Eleanor] Church. bv the Rev. J ll. Re.’ , inn,’ Mp, \Vi||i..m Pnyuter, of New London, to .\Iatilda,fiftl1daugl1- ter of Mr. William Marin, of New London.

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Ship Nuns.

MtssrrruVI:ssv:r..—Schooner Seth Hall. °r D°'"'i" 8°‘ "'l‘°"°

on Prince Edward Island, in the gale oflli-tuber 3, I85], WM 3"‘ 1

- v - ' ‘< " front I d II I it s fir Dr.-iirris \t.i l‘nncetown. .s.1i1e_d i oflnnd ll en wt typo II ie t 1 5,‘ of ;\.iwrii- ?

the Islririd about Nov .23. and left Cariso harbour 2 q H bar; since which tiirtlrtiigliiis Iii-en l|k'l|I’t.I iroiii lier. . ie v\.is_ :1 good vessel of 8.’) tonii, tvto years old. V-'l“‘“l “I 3«"l5"u- "r “l'"‘|' $2100 wits iii.-urcil at the Union Utlice Ili I’n-viiicctowri. ‘I grew coiniisted of belll llirll, ngeil 31) yr-urn‘, vilio writ‘: irrarr;e_ . Hiliiir Burgiies, 2|; llirain Itoi_r_i-r 30; and Iriiierririri ‘any. .1), ii 0

' ‘ She had also on

Cnpmiu Jniricj \l/uiin, the father of the above, went to the Illflri after hearing oftlie lo..s of his louf I0“-*. "W1 “N1 ‘l''-' l""l"”‘ ‘,l'“”‘ terred, and iilentiticd the three above iiaiiicil. its =|lS0_ -“i"'('-"5 1 .V' 10,, 11,,, body ,,|‘|.i,, |‘..urtl1 sort, lleiiry C., aged In years, con not be found. made all necessary arrzingerirenls to have the bodies taken home for burial iii the above vess .

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List of Vessels built in Prince Edward Island and sold in St John’s, Ncirfoundtaiiil, in the your I851.

. — - 1, '| | _\| . I)‘ -.ll, Bay Fortune, 126 Bnsnliluliirildgligllerllririiittiide |.‘r;8l'.iI||lt%\"‘;‘“‘c"t "3 “‘“"v £92‘-" ‘om’ W‘ 'rI“-eglteri l\l‘.\lill:tii, I-ll tons, f.I020. Brigantine Pac- . ' Brig-iiitirie (ii.-orgc, .\I‘K=I)’. 31 Brigantine UresIe3s, ‘.\I‘.\Ill£l|‘;:|,0 I5; ‘ti--ns, r£;li(:l. ‘P’. ‘._3' in , ' , coiiitt: . .' l(‘3:fl.“zIllri::intiridlslileiiiini. 5l‘(illl- 1'26 “"'5i £800. Brigiintiiid Regina, lll‘Rite, l3li liII_tI. 15575- iii , I-‘l- . m,',|:_s“_r€ei|50.)iullrigantiiie Sharirtock, Red

I di'ird II7 tons, £875. Brigantine Ildward, Wightiniin, 116 tiiiis, £8.80. 'I‘ot.al, I923 tons. -£l3.3'l°- as I::'I‘B0ll0LU(i~l_t.J#Ail-:_.l—t.|mll’I{iN A 1., For the two weeks ending March 20, I852.

Alonrffll. l THIRMOMITER. — l— - .

. ~ I Highest Lowest Mean. | Highest Lowest Dar y (Ilth.) (9lII.) l (1siti.) (71li,8iti) | Monti.

30.61 | 29.60 so.oo 49.1 -2.5 l 26.5 —"':”"’:j—

Higbcstl Lowe! Mean. Highest Lowest l gill‘! (I-tilt.) (20tli.) (Ibtli.) 20tlt,2Istl . eiin. .T_7.:—-— —-—-—-— l——————- " 30.21 | 29.40 29.94 H 44.5 13.5 | 30.8 "””’ ‘T WEATHER. 9, A. ‘M. M Ii. Sun." 7 S.S.W. litzht air. Blue sky. Mo. 8 N.W. niod. breeze. l)o.; cloudy. I0. 0- rI_i.. to 5. p. m.;

iil.-y hiizy in the evening.

t)vr-rcaiit; hazy and show, p in.

Overcast; hazy ittid snow, 9 to 12, :1. m.; passing iiriow, p. in.

Us

'1‘... 9 .light do. We. I0 N.I:‘.. fresh do. Th. II N. do. do. Fri. I2 W. light do. But. I8 S.S.W. do. do.

u s . Uverciisi; blue hazy sky, 9, n.m., to p in.:, any dt. snow, 5 to 8, p.rn. Overcast; blue hazy sky. 9, n.rii., to I, p. in.; sortie sleet about 4, p. ni.

N. B.—Wii.n Gates: were offered for Sale in Town on the 6th.

Sit. N N. fresh breeze. Blue sky; panning clouds, p. m., till 4; tlii-n overcast till 8.

Overcast; snow, II, a. iti.,to I, p.in., Iirrzy dr. drizzling rain, after B, p.rii. I’\'CfI‘It'I. and passing snow and light rain, ' I 4, p. in.; cloudy till 0', then blue sky ; aurora in the evening. Overcast, R. in.; cloudy, p. 111., till 6; then blue tilt ;nurorn in the eveiiiitg. Blue sky, wit passing clouds, till Ill, a. m.; cloudy, till I, p. m.; then overcast.

Overcast; light snow , alter 6, p. m. Overcast, hazy and snow.

Mo. I5 S.E. rnod. do. Ta. 16 W.S.W. gentle do.

W. 17 N.W. fresh do. Th. 18 N.N.W. mod. do.

I-‘ri. I9 S. light air. Sat. 20 E. light breeze.

N. B.—Some Winn Guns: were seen about the Harbor, during the week.

NOTICE. HEREAS the Court for the Recovery of Small Debts nt Murray arbour, has been advertised to be held on e Second Tuesday ofthe Month. the day on which that of St. l‘eii-r‘s is held : it is therefore found expedient to give further notice, th it will in future, be held on the FIRST '1 IIURSDAY, instead of the second Tuesday, before notified. DAVID CRICIITON, Clerk. Murray Harbour, March I6. 1852.

PALE SEAL OIL.

Of excellent on Sale, by W. B. WELLNI-‘.Il, near the Jail. Charlottetown. lltls Marsh, tau. aw.

LE1‘ H Lease. with liberty to purchase, ifso required, part of th belsnfin to the Subscriber, known as the "lease" Bush. streets at the Eastern esireisiit of Charlotte- hwn. eeuprieing Eleven Town Lots and portions Two Corriiwon Lots. This Property has been laid oil‘ into Building Lots, and will bsletbypriratsiioetraois ieapl-fibesssiiatitisottlce stiles: Lenewea-re, W. I. IDNGWOITH. Ohlatetewe. January 0, 1008. A rwflt-unit. liaws .rr. r. iii-as an rim. in-i. ICC, IOU, II50ssd IIII, Q hf‘. Olen.

tllliiii-lutlitomii tllarkcts.

Exchange 50 per cent. on Sterling. Siruttoiv, March 20, l852_

'_“_°l l 3.‘? _ '1 ['35 To

llcef, (small) pr lb. 0 3 l 0 5 Wool, - - I 0 1 4 rlo.l>yqiia1rtei', ; 0 3 0 ‘H llnin, ‘ 0 5 0 6 I’ - - 0 3 0 C ‘l Ilarley, per bushel, 2 6 3 9 do (small) 0 3 0 5 ’ Outs, - - J 6 1 7 tit, - 0 3 0 5 ‘, en. - 3 0 7 6 I Illlll, per lb , ‘ 0 0 0 0 1 'l‘1riiothy'Sectl. I2 9 I6 0 per lb., ‘ 0 3 0 A' | i-“on, ‘I, 3 2 ‘g

It i--,(t'-t - 010 t f -',, 0 0 M “by lieu: II)lIlD, l 0 M1 0 I0 (.‘l|l|.’:‘i:[l‘§', per liniili. 0 0 0 0 Cee, - --o3’06l1‘»1,.. .i, 30 50 Penrlfillnrleymerlli.‘ o it 0 0 ll 1‘.‘i'..."".’ M. 1 0 1 s S1111.-risgcs, per l . 0 8 0 0 l I Eggs, pi-r iloz.cri, 0 8 0 9 T’ W: ' 0 9 0 I0 l lav, per ton. - 35 0 -I2 6 I-ll‘ ' ‘ 1 0 3 0 0 , tritw, pcr cut 0 I0 0 D“|'li_li each - 0 0 0 0 ‘oillialt, pi r qtl , I2 0 I’) 0 P‘“'""lK°'i ' l 0 0 0 0 l Iotrtirr-'piiit,pi't y l., 3 0 l G 6"”: - ' I 0 2 6 l ‘liicltenit, per piitr, 0 0 l 0 Beets, per bush. I 0 0 0 0 | Rob t 0 3 l 5

GEORGE LIHVIS. Market Clerk.

(hr flour mib tllral tllarkct. Saturday, Miirch 20, 1852. Fl-OUR. per Ih., . . . . 13.1. to 2.1.

0A'I‘r\lEAL, per lb., - it. to lid.

I:A'I‘llICK GIL-I.lGANl,‘ Clerk. At: 0 TI ON sf"

BY H. W. LOBBAN. ON FRIDAY, the 2d April ni.-xt, iit the Store of S. C. IlOI.- MA-V. C0|'lIel' or \\’iiti-r and I‘owr1al Streets. 8 Illids. 'I'riiiiilad hliilasseit

20 ' lri-sis rind linlf-cliest Soucliong and Congo Tea 50 Bbls. Canada Flour

10 Boxes 'l'obucco (honey dew)

20 Ilbls. Ultiomt

10 "lIl!.IJI’lgIlI Muscovado Sugar,

_ 8 little. Cider \'irrt-gar, &c., die. die. ’I‘EftlIS at Stile. hIiircl123, I852.

(DR .\IO.\'l).v\\' the 29th MARCII, instant. tit I2 o'clock, itttlti- Store of JU.\'A'l'IlAN liVI'iA'I‘llI'lRIlIt'., F.sq.. I’ot\riiil Street, the rettiuinder of his S'l'UCI{ IN DRY GOODS;

Black and Blue Cloths, Cassiiriores, Doeskins, Slieplicrd’s Plaid, Calrforriiti ('lolli, Satin:-tts, Caitirii-ltii, Twccds, Illoleskine, Ilonrc— spuiisiri great \'.irii-Iy, Ycstitigrx, Oregon llreii.~ies,()rli!ans, Coburgs, Cliialtirig; ftirnitirre, \\'l1i'c and lining Cottons; Cotton, woollen . Glo\'es_ Ciisliiiri-.ri-. ilo., Silk and I.rrcir dn., Kid d0., worsted uni] ‘ cotton llor-ii-., lloririct Silk iirid I’ersinri, Paris Ilats. Cloth Caps,

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\’i-ilii, Muslin Collars and Sleeves, Ilabit Shirts, llerlir1\Vool iirrd Cups, Ribbons, 'I'upcs, Rci-ls, Twist, I'ittli.liiig, Youtlts’ Belts, Fur (iriutitlets, Boas. SUN IIRIES ;

'I‘c.'i, Srtgar. llllolasses, Dried Apples, I)igby Ilerrings. Snail‘, Tar, I’itcli rind Rorarrr, Cane scat (.‘li:iirs, Nails, Ropri, ciiitkitig, light, air rind franklin Strives, Iiroorris, Sliovcls, Cirst Ste Spurlu, Forks, Rakes, 'I‘alile Salt, Iiartlienware, Pots, (ilasii, Looking Glrtssieit, Screws, Pen and I’ircket Knives, Razors, Tliitiililes, Shoe Ilrrrslieri, Letter and long Paper, Iinvc-lopcs, Frictiori Miitclics, and suridrv 1 other articles, too nuirierous to prirtiitulaii e. ' E l I-2l.i_M~.—'l‘\\‘i) iriontlis’ Credit, on upprovcil Notes, for all sums

over I'ivc Pounds. ’ l \V. II. GARDINIIR, I

|l(.lI0llt!t'|’.

l Cliarlottclown, lllnrcli 9, 1852.

THE SUBSCRIBER PVILL SELL OFF IIIS REMAINING! STOCK OF DRY GOODS, T l\ largo reduction in price, preparatory to receiving his Spring l

Stile Combs, Buttons, Silk lllltll am."

I

District No. 3, King's County. Ilereby give Notice, that I will on ’l‘t-tunstuv the 8th day of A ‘ll ni-st, tit 12 o'clock, noon, [provided the subscription of £10 from the inhabitants is paid into rriy hands, on or before that driy.] set up and sell to the lowest bidder, the building of it new \Vl1arf. south side of Bay Fortune Ilarbour. security will be required for the due performance of each Contract. JOIIN lll‘INTOSII, Commissioner. Naufriige, Lot 43, March I6, I852. District No. 6, King‘: County. OTICE is hereby given, that I will attend at Coopcr‘s Mills, on Monday, the 30th of March, irist., at 4 o‘clock, afternoon, to let by Auction, to the lowest bidder, the covering and planking tho Briirgc at said Mills. Good Security will be required for the performance of the Con- tracts. \V. UNDERIIAY, Commissioner. Bay Fortune, March 10, 1852. Road District No. I, Queen's County. Till-I furnishing of the 'l‘iri1ber for the following Bridges, will be let to the lowest bidder, on the 3d day of April rieat-—coui- rriencing at Corbett's Settlement Bridge, at 10 11 m.; Wigniore‘s Road, two Bridges, 12 o'clock; at Sutherlaud's Crock, 2 it l0¢( GEORGE M‘KAY, Comrnissioner. New London, March I8, I852.

District No. 9, Queen's County. IIE Subscriber will on Saturday, the 27th instant, at 9 o'clock, sell at Public Auction, the repairing and flooring Vernon River Ilridge. Sartre day, at It o'clock, the building a new Bridge

at II'.iyderi’.s Mills. 1. L. IIAYDEN, Commissioner. Vernon River, March I2, 1852.

.—lliti8i.d~Illstl—‘ititWN0. 6, Queen's county.

ing is new bri go on Melville Road, near Waddle's : sale to coin- rnence tit I0 o'clock, foreuoon. Sturily‘s Bridge.

On Wednesdiiy the 1th, the buililing ofa new Bridge on \Vest- rnoreland Road, near Joseph 'l‘rousdale‘s : sale to continence at at

c .

TRADE, consisting of— 0 ,0 k

JOSEPH TROUSDALE, Coinmiiisioiier. Crnpaud, Lot 29, Mnrclr 22, I852.

Road District No. 9, Prince County. N \Vcdneriday the 7th April next. the ruin of 1.85 will be ex-

pond ed at Public Auction, towards building it new \Vl1arfiit l west side of Criipirud : sale to cotitntence iil I0 0 ck. Sartre day, l t I2 o'clock, £5 will be expended on Bridge ncitr Samuel Daw- Srinie day, at 3 o'clock, £5 will be expended on Micltui.-l Clar k's llridge. Same day, at ~tQ'cliick, £10 will be expended on Cans cwny, ricnr Stiiriucl I.eii . ,

Approved securities will be required for the perfurtituncc ofenclr Contract.

JOIIN LORD , Commissioner.

lP.4.\.U.“lB.7.$fl"l.t‘ .4Ll.i3°L.T‘.l..l.II‘ £517../ikm QLTAAVEIE9 And Unchengeable Metallic Paints :

PIIINIF AG .-\ Ir\'§'I‘ Fl I! I9 & \VA'I‘I'}Il! Jlrrnir/‘irctirreil by the Piiteuter, in Cotrhi-stcr. J\'ot-a Stotiir. Bl-VIIE AR'I'II"ICIAI. SI.A'I'l-I is the product of is riiixlttro of

mineral substances known to be the best non-coiiductoriioflieiit us well its the moist irrdeiitructibleulie Chi-rirical iilliiiity ofwliich cori- veits the surface ivfiiinteriiils (‘u\'FI't.‘tI, into is Cooling of Jlrtual Slirlc— Proof ngaiiist FIRE iitid \\"A'l'I'IR. Thus the laws of nature are made to nrcoiriplisli resultwsurprisirig as they are use- ful, by render1iig\Voudeii fabrics ri uriilile as brick or Stone, and less petvious to lIIUI§Illl’t.', and consequently preventing decay iiird destruction front corroding iiillucnccs hitherto supposed unat- tainab . The principal ingredients are Alumina, Silica and the Oxides of Iron. The adhesive quality of the latter not only binds and attracts the particles together, but the substance covi-red also. The longer

Supp y. l’=||‘l|L‘i "'0!" ‘lie COUNTRY. ilvsiroul Ofylcciiriiig BAIIGAINI, exposed to the weather the itiore powerful the attraction, and con-

will do well, not to loitc the present opporlurirty.

Terins in all cases CJ1 SH. JAMICS DESBRISAY.

Upper Queen-street,

Near “ Apolher-.itries' Ilull,” March I2, I852. Im.

To be Sold

lotti,-town Roy is the lliiinn Road, I7 cliuiiiii off from the St. l'i-tcr’ii Roail, aiiil oppiniitc to the Race Course. 'l‘licre is

nriil Iliiiry on the first Iloor, ti Ilniwing Room riiril »l llcd Roonis on the secotiil Iloor, and good frost-proof Ci-lliirii. 'I‘liere is a large,

planted with llriivtlrorii. 'I'|ierc is it gooil Ilarii, Ili-rite :imI Cow b“.'iltle, and other Uut Iluililtiigi; rt \\'cll of iii-vi.-r-f.iilirig \\':iter :it the door; it rilrciirti of \\'iIIl‘f riullicieiit for propi-lling .\lacliiner_v.

IItll_\', the moiirsi bi-ing spziciotiii :rnil in an iigrr-i-iiblc iiiluailinir. town, or the Subscriliirr on the prririisoii,

.l.\.\lF.3 W. J:\.\lF.S. Briilgefoot llouse, llliirch 23, I852.

ROAD _ ADVERTISEMENTS. District No. 5, King’: County. N FRID.\Y.tlie 211 April neiit,nt I0 o'clock. :1. in., will be sold at Public Auctrori, to the lnwe-t l)l|IlIt!I', repairing I.ittlii Inlet Bridge. On the same d.iy, Cxiirip|iiil|'ri Scliool-liouse Ilriilgo; on the satire day, rii.id from the Chapel, Lot 41, by .\l.- Aug“. .-u: c .. 011 the day following. at I0 o'clock in the foronoori, l the I-1:1.-t Lake Ilrid-_p-.; iin the satire day, at 5 o‘clock iii the after- noon, Easterti Boson Bridge. |lO.\'AI.I') MACDONALD, Coniniissioner. Prospect Hill, March I6, I852. District No. I, I(ing’s County. ON Tuesday the 30th instant, zit I2 o‘clock, noon, the rebuild- ing of the Bridge near the Cliapvl, on the Road leading front .\Iouiit Stewart to Cardigan, will be sold at Public Auction, to the lowest bidder. At 2 o’clock, same day, repairs to the Bridge near B1rrratt's Mill.

On Wednesday the slut. at 10 o'clock, forenoon, repairs to the Bridge over the head the Ilillsborougli. At I o'clock, same day, new planking the Bridge, near Ihii-le's, on the Saint Peter's Road. At 3 o'clock, same day, repairs ofths Bridge near IIooper's Mo-

rel. "A proved securities will be required for the due performance of each Contract. JOHN E. IV. AI.LF.YNE, Cornrnissioner. Hillsborough, hot 88, March I’, I852:

I)istri'i:t No. 5, Prince County. THE undersigned will attend at the berenhrir-rnentioned places, where he will let at Public Sale, to the west bidder, II it approved security, the following Bridges, and one Bcow for hllis River Perry :-

Ori Friday, March 29th, at I0 o'clock, forenoon, two Bridges, commcncin at Peter Clement's Bridge. Same day, at I! o'clock, Bridge at ‘Nnlly's Mill.

Tuesday, April Ist at to o‘cloeIt, forenoon, one Scow at Ellis

River Ferry. PETER M'GIlI-IGOR, Commissioner. Lot I6, March 6, I852.

TIIAT pleasantly situated Fnrtn consisting of 60 acres, in (.‘lt:ir-1 '1tlty

land is under (.iilttv:itri~ii, trtcepl iib--iit it acres which is ri-iii-rvi-d l ‘H r i - , . . rlngq llie preiiitiies are well firriired, it good priiportinii bi-trig.

runs through the I.:iiiil It is ileriiralile as it l'l‘.'ll\II!II(‘t' for it geiiti_-e|- 'I'lte I.riiril will be sold iillogi-tltcr, or ili\'iili~.il to suit prirrelinserii, l For further particulars apply to 'I'. II. llnvilitrid, I'iiq., in Clrarlotle-I

sequently the harder the State. As \‘ttt|0|ttl iiliadcii ofculour are obtained, Brick buildings iiiity be triiide inipi-rvious to moisture, and the faeiriorialile colours of either Frcc Static or Gtatiilc. The oil must be evnpornti-il by tho tictioti of the weather before it is Fire pr of, which will trike from nine to twelve months.

The ME'l‘AI.l.lC PAINTS. Pat‘, and Rril, are oflirred as

‘o-utttrr rrriit l‘l'irtt'r Proof solely. 'l'lieir liasn bi-ing Iron, securi-s tlierri froiri lialvirnic nctiorr so fatal to leiiil and other I'aintii on Iroil work—ai their cltciiiicnl coiiibiiuition malice it impossible, that any cliange should take place from tilmosplieric inlluenco or the

n l action of Salt Water and Siilphuii-.tcd hydrogen so prevalent in Sen ‘ r v' _ r . _ ) - _ - In,” "on", mm,,',-mg up 2 pi,rl,,,,,._,_ 2 K-m_h(,.m nm, "N, Romnq I’nrlit iriid lid.il lliirbotirs. Iltey surpass till I irtrits yet discovered : adopted to the covering ol all ltlittla of Iron work, such us Shipping, Garden and Urcliard stocked with choice Fruit Trr-r--. 'I‘lii- vvlroliel ""“.I‘l' Br","""‘ smnu ‘M"rh"'"y‘ Rmlwu

in (‘Irrupneuirml l)ur'atri'lity, which render them pre-eminently

Curr, amt Iran The .\Il'l'I';\l.I.IC PAIN l'S have been nrrzilyried by Pro- 'l‘lii: follimirtg is an extract front liiii Cer- tilic.1t. :——“ As it pi-riiianciit pigiiicnt, this iriiricrnl rnnst rank with

i the most iriitritrirrtiblr and ltII(‘fIitIIf.’('tlbif IllI§(‘§. For covering ‘ llletarllic \Vnrc, its coirrpoiiitiori slrowii that it is cniiriently tilt .

Sigriml) .-\ll(i"l‘. A. ll.-\\'.~', Shift’ .‘lsstrrycr.” Dirrrliona.—Ariilici:il Slate. Mix the powili-r \\I|lI purc lloilcd I.insei-il (ill and n little Spirits 'I‘urpi-ntirie to the consistent-,y ofvi-,r_v thick Paint, and apply with it coiiiiri-in Brits-li, being careful to l(l‘l‘p tlri-. rriixtrrris well stirred ttliilir putting it on. One pound tvill cover

l lcn iiquarir fer-t willi two niils

If Sliinglcs Il.I\'i! been on for years, it will be necessary to sweep otl'llie inn-oi and lint with n iitilfbroorri; two or three coats of Illlrl iiiiiti-rial will rrtalic it perfect Slate Roof, proof against Fire ariil

Finzonnic-rorr, N. I!., Nov. 13,1860. lilr. J. \V. Inrstt.

Di-:.ut Sin,-—l’li-use send us two more barrels of your Artificial Slate. \Ve have let!“ iioirio oftliie good i.-Il'cctii of it at the lust lire. Soiriri rifthe Roofs ciivorcd with it did not catch at all, and when the walls were liuriit sortie of the roofs ciiiire down in one piece, rind others were the irieriris of saving the building, especially ono roofiiloiig-ide oftlie Batik B. N. A., wliioh also was one irieans of saving the Hiiiik.

I’luirso sac that it is on board oftlio firiit boat, as it might be no-' glected and stored.

Your obedient Servants. S'l‘l".\VAR'I‘ 8 NICILL. ST. JOHN, N. B., July 20, I850. JOHN Ross, F.sq., Puteiitee o/' the Purple Metallic Iran P '11!

at .

Sttt,—I linvejuat painted a new Ship with your Metallic Iron Piririt, rind I have ttitich plirrieuro in stating that I never painted a Ship with so siinill ii quantity iif Paint and Oil, rind look so we", From its ndliesivc qualities and the manner it covers the w , I have no ilonlit but it will be more durable rind riiuch cheaper than any other point used for such purposes, and would recoinrtiend it to the public generally.

Yours, &c. ROBERT G. MORAN.

Ross’ MrrAr.r.ic Pairs-rs.—)Ve have already cnllcd public alti-iitiori to the high estimation in which the Metallic Paints. ninnu- frictitred by John Ross, I-‘.sq., 'I‘roro, are held Ii those who have had occasion to use therri. Ccrtiticiiteii of it high y satisfactory cha- racter in praise of these articles of Prnvlnciiil manufacture appear elsewhere, in this issue. and from infirriiiation afforded b parties who have siriiilaily applied them, we can safely endorse the epi- nions therein contnini~d.—~lIaIifri: Sim.

' ‘ The MF.'l‘ALl.IC PAINTS are mixed and put on like an ordinary paint. JOIIN ROSS, Patenlce.

Agents for Prince Edward Island, Grzo. ’I‘. llaszalin, Queen

Square, Knivivnrtt M'KIivs.rl:, Powniil Street. Charlottetown, Oct. 8, IBM.

Road District No. 10, Queen’: county.

TIIE Subscriber hereby notifies rill those persons who have seb- acrlbed towards opening a new Ilniid from Malcolm Mol.eorI‘s Orwell, to Nnwtowii Road. that their respective some so subscrib- edrnostbepaidto me, enorbeforetIie!0thefA ll, as the Le-

gislative Griiiit eariiiot tie got, srnll the inooe bore In the rear 1 I-Zdwa Robertson, ewtewri, and I’. Stephens, Orwe Cove, bed Ilercbsel, to receive the money and great reeetpts. SAMUEL MUICIIIION, Coeiinissleiier. Peiat Print, March I8, I02. O

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139 CD) % ‘CF; Iarg: black Newfoundland DOG, having one white spot on his la hind too. He answers to ;lIQ name of " Raven." (

A_ Newfoundland PUPPY, answering to the niiivie of " Sauna." Ile is black, very fat, with ceiling hair; a white spot on the back of his neck, and a white chest.

. Whoever will brlri any information of the above-mentioned dot‘. either to the Otlce o this Paper, or to Captain Iarrinnn, will hanilseinely rewarded.