HASZARD’S

GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER

lgcgndllil. ’I‘lisrr- is another and still more impor- ,,.,i distinction, and this is of the thinking sad the initliinlting, or rather ofthese qualified to think, and ,, judge, .tsd of those who from a variety of contin- Fncies, are unable to comprehend and decide upon inntisre .....r......ii,'or great intricacy. and sometimes battling ilie understanding of the most informed and considerate. How many of those whom it is purpo- sed to assemble on 'l‘liursda y, are capable of forming it correct decision on twoqnestions, upon which, men the must enlightened, the most iuforincd, and best qualified to judge, are unable to come to s satisfacto- gy conclus. ut Who will appear on the platform there capable of -ulightening the ignorance of the great mass of those present? particularly if it be as anticipated. and fondly wished, a iiioustsr iiiesting— like all iusfieru. deficient in intellect, and obedient to the caprice of the moment, rather than the voice of reason.

Aud in what time is this monster meeting to be con- vinced of the necessity of instructing their represen- tauvea to pursue one particular course is preference to another! Six hours at the very outside, during which time, none but those immediately round the husttugs or the platform will have heard one word in ten. How many persons will be able or willing, to address this highly respectable end enlightened audience .’ It will soon be seen who are, or are likely to be the majority, end as usual at all those miscel- laneous seseinblages those who are at all likely to be in the minority, will be liooted, interrupted, end cried down, a small mob of partisdus around the bust- ings will easily etl'ect this. How many of those pre- sent who can heat will be able to comprehend the argu- ments, if they condsscend to use any, or even the language, of the speakers? how many who under- stniid eugliah imperfectly and who will have no one capable of enlightening them its to what is going on, and lastly what will be the proportion of those who are really and truly electors and those who are not? Under all these circumstances therefore, whet ought to be the conduct of the members elect? Simply, we should say, to hear all and any nothing. 'I‘his will be a party meeting without doubt. and even if it were not, it could not be expected to express the sentiments of the majority of the Electors. It may, and pro- bably will happen, that those who takes different view of the matter, will call it meeting at another and tiiore leisure time, more uumerously attended than the one expected to be held to morrow. The man who needleuly allows fettere to be placed upon his hands or hie feet, can hardly be said to be in his per- fect niiud. as little can he besaid to be wise. who puts or sufi'ers fettere to be put upon his will or his tongue. It is the duty of the Representatives of the first District of King's County to avoid giving pledges to either party, as much us it is their duty to hear what either side advance, and togiie to both their most careful consideration. They will in this case go into Parliament free and unfettered. and of con- sequence looked up to with respect. If they make themselves the tools of a party, and that composed of. not the nice! sensible and enlightened of their con- stituents, and led by others not themselves. the re- verse will itisvitably follow. We have hitherto taken it for granted, that, the insmbere elect will not be so far forgetful of their own dlgnity, as to think of at- tending a meetiitg, the calling of which iuiplies a want of confidence. or a desire to dictate, though indeed there is another and very cogent reason why, they should appear there, and this is simply, because they tI7'¢ not invited. it being the electors and not the elected. that are requested to form themselves into

this monstrous meeting.

Bi.acxwoon’s Msetmre for Avuusr contains some very excellent and interesting articles. “ The narcotics we India! 2 in," is an ably writ- ten paper but is the first only of n prominent continuation. The narcotic qualities of Tobacco and the Hop are those treated of; we do not ugree with the writer but will suspend our judgement till we see the continuation. “ South American Travel and adventure," will re y the pe The episode of the Esouino is Klilighl wrou ht and touching in the extreme. " Nopo on an Sir Hudson Louie.” This is It review of a book ublished by John I-‘oi-_ey_th M. A. entitled “ he History of the Captivity of Napoleon at St. Helene ” it is intended as e vindication of the conduct of Sir Hudson Lowe against the calumnies of the French and other writers, and the reviewer sums up the charac- ter of the book in the followiu pussage,_“ Mr. Forsyth‘s style is admirably tted for _his sub- 'ect-—-fuir, forcible, and argumentative. By liis work he hes done credit to himself, and cleared the character of a braye, an honest, and a bi h-minded English soldier and gentle- man. e know no aiupler panegyric on the uses or the successes of authorship. '

“ New Readings of Shakespeur. Those who admire the national dremuietiet, and who does not?—will find much to amuse as well as into- rest under this head. “ The Insurrection in China. ” and " France in 1853 ” speak for them- selveg, “ Lady Lee's WIGOWIIOOII dpart VIII ” is a continuation of that novel an completes the contents of the number.

Married,

At Sheilisc. on the 19th lest. b the Rev. Mr. Allen. Wesleyan Minister, Mr. illiam Copp, to Dorcas Ana, ourigsst daughter, of the late John Rows, former y of Charlottetown.

On the rent inst.. at St. Elesnors, by the Rev. J. H. Read, B. D.. Rector, Mr. Charles nut, Mer- chant, ofSt. Elsanors. to Julie Anne, only da htsr or the late Thomas Billing. Esq., of Billingsgats, ew London.

At Pictou N. S. on the 24th 'tsst., by the Rev. Dr. Evnns, Superintendent of Missions. the Rev. J. R. Nsrraway, of Charlottetown, P. E. I. to Hannah Mary.

oungsst den liter ol the late Mr. Ephraim Close of Ilanley, Ststordshire, England.

Launched.

On Thursday the leih instant, froin the Shtplyerd of Captain John Kennedy, St. Peter's Buy, a rig- sniins ol I08 tone. called the Sarah Jane, built es- presely for the Newfoundland market. _I'I_er model is of the American Clipper build. °°"'l’““"l P"'r°°‘

apense wee spared. She wanted’ the vraylo "I'|°l| were 200 feet Iota, into her destined element in heaatifuletyle. am is plaudits of Ieverll MIMI spectators.

A CARD.

HE Subscriber begs leave to inform the Public generally that he has commenced business as,

Ocmniuioa leroliaut and Auctioneer. At # use ol'Qseeu KS dasy Streets. and l~ep:h ufipniu tsnsriteslisrs

"' ' AITEIM c. stints. Id H‘ Ase-

AUCTIONS.

UNRESERVBD SALE READY MADE gzoraiwc 4- may Goons

BY JAMES MORRIS.

Y AUCTION at his Sale Room Queen Street on

Friday nest 80th inst. at It o'clock, one Cues of Dyy_ Goods dz Reedy iiiado Clothing just received consisting in part-— I0 doz. assorted Coats.

I0 do. 0. Pants,

5 do. do. eats,

5 do. Duck Frocks 6:. Jackets, 0 do. striped sh’

iris, Pieces Blue and Green Broad Clothe, Pieces Grey and White Cotton. Pieces Militztry Check,

"sees Al ccti,

Pieces I"lnniiel &c.,

Also, 20 Half Chests ’l‘ee,

20 Drums Figs,

1 Case Sarssparille,

20 Boxes Soap, _

20 Reame Writing and Wrapping Paper, 2 Cases '

I l‘iano Forts, Franklin Stoves,

q Terms rul, C arlottstowu. Sept. 28, I853.

Dry Goods, Hardware, doc. BY JAMES Monitis, Y AUCTION, at the Store ofMii. CHAILII Sauisnses, Queen Street. on Thureda the 6th October, at ll o'slock, the whole of hie ST CK IN TRADE. consisting. in p Pieces Beaver, Broad Cloth, Dooskins, Orleans. Cobonr s, Alpsccss. Ginghsnis, Wliiie, Gre and Printed Cottons, Delanes. Handkerchiefs, Szawls. Hosiery, Cotton erp. c., c,, c. Also.—ChesIs Tea, Boxes Tobacco, Starch. Pep- per, Miistard, Indigo, Sos . Window Glass, Scythes. Spades, Shovels, &c , c., &c. (I? 'I‘erins Liberal. Charlottetown. Sept. 38th, I353. Sale of Stock. T FALCON WOOD FARM, on Tues- riav, the Ilth October, at I! o'clock. the fol- lowing Stoclt— 2 dry Cows, very large, . 4 Milk Cows, I eai--old Durham Heifer, l nrham Cow and Calf, (giving milk) I Ayrshire ow, 1 large Farm Wagon, 50 to 60 Sheep, Yews, Lambs, and Weathers, of the Leices- ter and South Down Breed. Suudr other articles. Ternu—All sums under Five ounds, Cash on deliv ery ; from Five to 'I‘en Pounds, a credit of three mont a; ten pounds and upwards, six months, on approved Notes of Hand.

Household Furniture, Horses, carriages, Farming Implements, Cows, Sheep. &c. or LONGWOIITH &. YATES.

0 be Sold b Public Auction, on Thursday & I"rida . I2t dz Isth October next, at the resi- dence of tlie late Colonel Lens, all hie Household Furniture, Chine, Glassware, Horses, Cows. Shes

art-

Isl Iin

Hand Bills. All the Papers

Tat-ming Implements. Crop on the Farm, Sec For further particulars, see Charlottetown, Sept. 28th. Valuable Property for Sale In GEORGETOW'N and ROYALTY, ond_ icinitfi. Co ' of Houses arms, and Town, star and Posture Lots. The Propertyqf the late George R. Young, Esq., deceased. _ HERE will be sold at public Auction, at George- town. on Saturday the fifteenth day of October next, at ttoe or o'clock, noon the following very desirable Properties, vi::— let, A new two stor Dwelling House, fitted up with two she , aituat near the Queen's Wharf, at the coruero Kent and Huntley Streets, bein part of Water Lot I7. the ground measuring 68 est 6 inches on Kent street, and 70 feet in Huntley Street. 2nd. Half of 'I‘own Lot No I. Third range. Letter B. at the corner of Kent and Richmond Street. the most desirable stand for e mercantile sstablishtnent in Geor etowu. 3rd. Town Lot No. 8 Third Ran e Letter B. 4th, Pasture Lot No‘ 27, in the Royn ty of George- town, and 5th Pasture Lot No.-I9. These Lots are within a few minutes walk of Georgetown, and can be easily clear . _ _ _ 6th. Pasture Lot No. 269 fronting on Cardigan River. bsautifuliy situated. and under cultivation. 7th. Half of pasture Lot No. 2l6.adyoini the former. and fronti upon the north Royalty o_sd. 8th. 108 acres of ad acous_idsreble part of which is cleared and under cultivation, fronting on e Geor stown road about six rnrles from Georgetown. withIl.g Houses thereou.foiin_erly occupied by Mr.

. and adjoining the farm of Mr. James Mucklejo u. - _ 9th. 8000 acres of wood land on Township No. 52, near the Head of Cardigan River. _ Terms, Twenty five per. cent do is, on ur- chese. and the Balance within one year therea or. with interest, at the option of the Purchaser. A Deed

a Mortgage or the balance.

Executors and Trustees of the late George R. Young.

taken For title, and any other in- formation, please a ply to the Auctioneer, at George- town, or at the 0 ice of the Hon. Cherlee Young. at Charlottetown.

WILLIAM YOUNG. 3

CHARLES YOUNG.

Charlottetown. Sep. 21, I858. all the papers. By E. W. Lobben,

N MONDAY 11th of October next. on the farm of 0 Sergeant Joiiir Hvnsore, on the entrsiice of the New Glasgow Road, Lot 52. about 9 miles from Charlottetown, comprising

M Head of Horned cattle,‘ ,1 Sheep.

2} Acres of Tnrnips.

POI 0$s I Carts It Plouglis. A large Barrack of

He . Terins--A credit of 5 intinths will be given on all sutls over £1. on approved notes of hand.

To be sold. At 12 ‘ I I. no . ON 'I‘he:‘_siIla,y the si:::i.;i.r N’I)'!S'IIlI)oI:‘l |nu:t, at hour noes ecreso wt III .0“ _ west side of Ruetieoiold Road, and North of IIIII II posseuiou xi; James Diaqilond. tl|:I2 Itltrfl I-MI; so on same ay, st o'c cc

in th _ , side ofseid Iloed,Northot'lspd in possession of George Smith in five wood lots of ‘ Iecreli

On the following day, at II: o'clock noon. I00 acree, known as the square I00, situate at the Nor e of Union Road, having a Stream of Water uni through it. 20 per cent of the base to 5. ‘:5 down, and the balance as per farther agree

issst. _ Sale to take place III ft-on; oathe“l’I‘IKI-

e afternoon on Wineloe Road I50 acres on West ,

FARM WANTED.

PERSON is desirous to rent, with the privilege of purchasing, it Farm of not less than 50 acres, within four miles of Charlottetown. Any reon ltuving a place to dispose of, will please make applica- tion at this o co.

Charlottetown Sept. 22, I853.

The National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society of London. C APITAL £500,000 Sterling. Empowers: by Act

of Parliament, 2d Victoria. A Saving euk for the Widow and the Orphan.

'1‘. HEATH HAVILAND, 'r.

Agent for Prince Edward Is and. E7 Oliice, Queen Square, Charlottetown. September 5, I853. Isl

Equitable Fire Insurance Compe- n of London

Incorporated by Art o Parliusunt. BOARD OF DIRECTO S for I’. E. Island.—

Hort. T. H. Hasiland. Hon. Charles Hens- lsy, Francis Longtsorth, Esq., Robert Hutchinson, Esq., Thomas Dawson, Esq.

Detached Risks taken at low Premiums. No charge for Policies. Forms of Applicatiou,snd all other information, may be obtained from the Sub- scriber, etthe Oflios of G. W.Deblois Esq. Charlotte-

town. H. J. CUNDALL. Sept. 7th 1853. Agent for P. E. I. pro tern

THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Govnarron—--i-its nioii-r i-iosionasu: -rise EARL of ELGIN and KINCARDINE, Governor General of Canada.

Hnan Os-ricn—-22 St. Andrew Square, Edin- burgh.

Board of Management in Halifax for Noun Scotio and Prince Edward Island-

Hon. M. B. Almon, Ilunker. Hon. William A. Black, Banker.

Lewis Bliss. Esq. E B ., arrister. i"l~.. . »

John Beyley Blsn , M erc at. James Stewart, Esq., Solicitor.

I-Iou. Alexander Keith ,qM Medical Adviser— F. Sewers. A cut & Secretary-—Matthew H. Richey, Solicitor. he following gentlemen have been a pointed OE- cers of the Cornpan in Prince Edwsr Island, and will be prepared to urnish information as to the prin- ciples and practice of the Coriipauy and the rates of Assurance. Charlottetown—-Medical Adviser—H. A. Johnston, M. D. Ageut—-E. L. Lydiard. Georgetown—lIIedical Adviser—David Kaye,M. D. Agent—Wi|liuiiiSanderson. St. Eleenor’s—Medical Adviscr—-Joseph Bell, M. D. Agent——'I‘homas Hunt. MATTHEW H. RICHEY.

Charlottetown Mutual Insurance

ompeny, Incorporated by Act of Far iement in I848. THIS COMPANY olfers the best guarantee in case of loss, and accepts Risks at eeaving of full 50 per cent. to the assured. be present reliable Ca ital exceds £I700. Per- sons having property in herlottetcwu, or vicinity, should lose no time in applyin to the Secretary of this Company for Policies or In rmation. lI7‘One of Philips’ Fire Annihilators has been purchased by the Company, for the benefit of persons named in this Otlice. In case of ‘iw. the no vflt can be ubtairiarl Illllllttdisatnly, oy applying at the

Secretary's Oliice. W. HEARD, President HEN RY PALl\lI:‘.R. Soc'y and Treasures. ecrtery’s Office, Kent Street,§

Au gust 5th, I858. Fire ! Fire ! Fire ! 2 Secure your Property at a racing ofjifty per cent. HIS can onl be done by Insuring in the MU- TUAL F RE INSURANCE COMPANY. This is the only Oflico where claims for loss can be met, without reference to a foreign Ccmpan . Blunlt forms of application, and any other inIorina- tion cxin he obtained at the Secretary and Treasurer's Oliice, Kent Street. April 6. I852.

CB INSURANCE COM- NY, L0./V'DO.V. ae'rasi.isi-inn er ac-r or ranataasuisr. Capitol £5,000,000 Sterling.

CHARLES YOUNG, Agent for P. E. Island.

NOTICE. .L Persons indebted to Mr. RICHARD FAUGHT, hy Note ofHsniI, or Book Account, are requested to melts immediate payment to the undersigned, who is duly authorised by Power of Attorney to collect the same.

THOMAS ALLEY. Charlottetown, Sept. 21st. I853.

ANTED, e TEACHER for the Eastern School. on Township No. Sixteen. For fur- ther particulurs enquire of the subscriber. ' By Order of die Trustees, Wm.CA.\IPBELL, Sen. Lot I6, Ilth Sept. IS58.

Dissolution of Cspertnei-ship.

NOTICE is hereby given hat the Cog artuerahip heretofore subsistin bsaiveen the ubscribers under the firm of CR S8 RENDLE. Tanners Ir. Curriers, hath been this th dissolved. by mutual rn

LIFE AND FIRE PA

consent. And all pereouai obted to the said fir are hereby requested to mate payment to Christo- pher Cross.

CHHSTOPHER CROSS. JOHS RENDLE. Charlottetown, Nth Sept.,.l853. N. B.—Likewise all perous having any demands ainet the said rtise wil please to render their ‘accounts for sett einent.

CLOTHS. Ex Sir Alexander-,lroin LIVIIPOOL. IHE Subecriber_lies rceived ONE BALE of the

above, comqrisng— Superfine black. b as audtroed CLOTHS. from ms.

t . Ievisilile Green. do. do. Black and Oxford inptuiy Doeeltius and Cessimerse o Is BI

. to I . Feuc a.iid Checked,do. ls. N. to Be GA BEROONS. flte and printed Drills, CASSI- NETS. ‘

Drab and printed Mohekius, die. *" , DANIEL DAVIES. Q,u..Q's Square, Cbrlottetovrn, June I6, I858.

om, catsuit, Pearl Barley, etc.

Ill-‘. Subscriberh parchssi one. on. r MEAL, ri: iti.i-: . POI‘A'I‘0ES w Ns. BU'i't‘t‘.B. to. to.

‘g JAMES N. HARRIS.

nitawtro cuss . M3, '|‘AY|b| men Evuirisie Cease for Young M — , Ila. Id. per uartsv. Au Ar-rsniioos Cease for Ysseg iss at

amt aIvie's"e‘d spsa ertlslse

. . tor. Iy w. iiooccs. In Amw-

lle. quarter. - , A sees us Ice at Its. per quarter.

NEW GOODS

us'r IMI’0lt1‘l-‘.D, and r... ..i. if, her. at his NEW STORE in Gro ton Street-

the Subscri- MERICAN

A CHOICE SELECTION or G _ isting - sUG‘a: Ill lllldl-. barrels, and by retail; Crushed Superior Souchoug TEA, in chests. half chests. and by retail; COFFE _, RICE, I’II1)'I‘ BREAD, in barrels, and by retail; Crackers, Vinegar, Mustard, Pepper, Table Salt, Soda, Saleratue, Soup, Candles‘ Starch, _Buruing Fluid, Matches, Tobacco, Cigars, 'B~I.II3h1l;nIIIg&,t'0IAIlOll, (JONFECTIONER Y,

_ Printed Cottous. stri . and unbleached do.. sheet- ing, bedtick, dt.c.; Le ice’ and Gents‘. India Rubber Boots and Shoes; India Rubber Coats, Oil Suits, Cotton-wick, I.4I.lIIp-Wlcltl, Fluid Lamps, patent and °°m|lI0II. In variety; CHAI with cane seats a wood do.. in great veriet of pattern; Axes, Scythes, Snesths. Hay-rakes, sy-forks, Spades. Shovels, Hoes, Garden do.

Ar.eo_ -An assortment ofCurrier’s TOOLS; Pails, TIM. In nests or single, Clothes-plne. Brooms, Brushes. die.

I" Haiin, American and Island Manufactured SOLE LEATHER, Nests Leather, Calf-skins and Hsfiuess Leather.

.B.—Thh‘hi' . '4' hr hides, calf and 0IIHGI?IlhIJI:‘.:.' P” m c” l or 8""

WILLIAM B. DAWSON.

Charlottetown. June I0, 1853.

NEW GOODS. THE Subscriber has received, per Brig Attioood. from Loivnorr, and other recent arrivals, the following GOODS, which are ofi'ered cheap for Cash, Bales 81. Cases Dr I. 50 Cheats Choice 'I sue. Canvass, Cordge. Oekum. Chain Cables 5 inch to 7-Sthe, Anchors and Red es. Cut and Wroughtii Round and flat Iron, i ow Paints and Oil, London and Liverpool Soap, London waxed-wick Candles. Barrels Choice Sugar, Hds. Moleses, dtc. drc. LONGWORTH di: YATES. Water Street, Charlottetown. June 17th, I858.

Glasgow and Manchester House l HE Subscriber has JUST II. E C E I V E D his SUMMER SUPPLY of JVEII’ and FASHIONABLE GOODS, Per Brig Attwood, direct from London. DAVID WILSON. Richmond Street, 17th June, I858.

SPRING GOODS‘ Per Lucy Alice, from Boston, a choice UPPLY of (ientIemcu’s summer HATS, including Leghorn, Tuskan, Florence, Palm, Kossuth, &,c.; Light BOOTS, Fancy Donnings; Boy's BOOTS and BROGANS in cat vnric ' a good essort merit of L‘ ht CLOT ES. cotton. woolen and mix. tures; Dril ings,Jeans and Nanlteerts for boy's and men s summer or ar- Palm L A vane

- e Fans. of GLASSW ARE, including Fluid Lamps, Tumblers, Fruit and Preserve Dishes, Plates, Sugar Bowls, Cream Jugs, Castors, heavy Salts, Lanterns, &c., I'reeh Oranges‘ drums and baskets Figs; Picnic, 8040. HI 7, used Dulles Canal‘.-a, O.-.....l D- --, Vinegar,I;urning Fluid,fine smoking Tobacco, Sole Leuther, su rior Axes, Shovels, Spades, oes, Rakes, Scyt e Suseths, manure and hay Forks, ' Glasses. wood and ceue seatChairs,, One Bale seamless Bees. The above GOODS are suitable for the season, and marked at a low figure for ready cash. GE RGE BEER. Jun. Charlottetown, May 19, I853.

Butter, Wool and Sheep Skins. HE Subscriber will pay the highest market price in CAIH, for any quantity of WOOL and SHEEP SKINS. ROBERT BELL.

Queen Square, Ch. Town, 3 May Slat, I858. Gin

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED, at the LON- DON HOUSE. EX the “ SIR ALEXANDER and " SEA NYAIPH" The Subscriber has received a Large Supply of Fancy and Staple Goods, Suitable for the Season.

Also—Tsa, Loaf and Moist Sugar; Soap, Starch, Blue, Tobacco. Spices of all kinds, die.

A general assortment of Hardware, Ber Iron, as- sorted sizes. round, square and fiat; Window Glass; Putt , Wrought and Cut Neils, Spikes, &c. Pure Lon on White Lead; also, No. I, 2. 8 d Black, Yellow, and Red Paints; Raw and Boiled Linseed 0' '

c. - All of which are olI'ered at the Lowest Cash Price, at his store,Greei George Street, opposite the Catho-

lic Chapel. HENRY HASZARD. Charlottetown, July 4, I858.

HubbacIr's Patent WI-IITE ZINC PAINT. OW LANDING, ex BrigAttisood, from Loir noiv,u farther su pl of the above valuable Paint. Also.afew casts Uriers and Putt &c. JAMES DESB ISAY.

June. Iflth.