BOAT ‘LOST. EWABD.—A WIIALE BOAT drifted from . Bustico Capes on the 28th Aug., with sails and Itplrtsnances for Fishing. llottom green, top sides pk ck
P‘ _ ALEXANDER LAIRD. Bustieo Cape, 6th Sept., 1855. x
FLUIDS ! FLUIDS! l !
R. SALE by the Subscriber. (warranted) A G. SIMS, Queen Street. Ex 3w
September 8.
"a.'..;.Ta.;.;;;::” Crackers ! Crackers! !
Just Received, and for Sale at
A. G. Sl.\IS, Queen Street.
Sept. 8. ' Ex 3“
pnd whlte streak, inside green. Salvage will I! by -
‘ irriiszanirs ’cA'zE'r'rE, SEPTEMBER is.
JOHN T. THOMAS requests all persons indebt- ed to him, on account of his late Business, to settle their respective Ac- counts immediately, with Mr. W. E. DAWSON, who is duly authorized to re- ceive the same.
For Sale. VIIHE Property in Sidney Street, owned b Mr. Stephen Bovyer late ofthis Town; an indisput. able Title will be given. One half the purchase money may remain on security on the premises. For
—_R_oyal Agricultural Society’s Cattle Show for 1855.
THE Qtieen‘s County Cattle Show will be held in
Chrirlottetown,on IVEDNESUAY, the 26th S_x:i='rx:Mnnn, I855
Panuiuats: Best Entire Blood Colt, foaled in 1858, £2 0 2d do it 1 0
0
d 0
3d do do 0 I0 0 Best Blood Filly, do 1 1o 0
2d do do 1 ti 0
ad do . do 0 to 0 Best Entire Colt, for /tgriculturnl pur-
poses, fouled in 1853, 2 0 0
do do i o 0
ad do 0 to 0
Best Filly, foaled in I853, I I0 0
id do do 1 0 0 8d do do 0 to o
CA1-r'r.s:. Bu! 3'1“. dropped since 1st Jan., I853, 2 0 0
2d do do 1 10 0
do do i o 0
mi! tliioll I‘ do 0 Io 0
W U can I0 I10 0
ad do db 5 ' 1 o o sd do _do 0 to 0 30'‘ (30% giving milk, ofany age, I I0 0 2d do do do I 0 0 3d do do do 0 I0 0 Bell "eifendropped since Ist Jan.,'53, I I0 0 2d do do I 0 0 3d do do 0 I0 0
Susan.
Best pen of 3 Ewe 'I‘egs,of Leicester breed, 2 0 0 2d do do I 0 0 3d do do 0 I0 0
Best pen of3 Ewes, ofany a e, I I0 0 2d do do I 0 0 3d do 0 10 0
Best pen of3 Ewe Lambs. I 0 0 2d do do 0 I5 0 3d do do 0 I0 0
Best Rnrn, under Syears, Lambs excluded, 2 0 0 2d do do do 1 0 0 9d do do do 010 0
Best Ram Lamb, 1 10 0
do I 0 0
3d do 0 I0 0
Best Rain ofany age, (over 2 years.) I 0 0
Pics.
Best Sow, having rearedalitterthisseascn, I I0 0 2d do do do I 0 0 8d do do do 0 I0 0
Best Boar, I I0 0 2d do 1 0 0 3d do 0 I0 0
Rscuaarrous.
No imported Stock ofany description will be al- lowed to compete.
No person will be allowed to exhibit Stock in com- petition, unless he be a Subscriber to the Society, or to one of its Branches.
All Animals must be (aorta fide the property of the Exhibitor.
No Prize will be awarded unless there be, in the opinion of the Judges. sufficient competition.
No Animal allowed to compete in more than one class
All Animals intended for competition, must be entered and on the ground before I2 o'clock, other- wise, they willpositioely be excluded.
A FARMERS’ DINNER. at the Globe Hotel at the hour of four (4) o'clock , on the day of the Show. Prizes to be paid after Dinner.
By order, _ W. W. IRVING, Sec'y.
Sept. 3. (All papers.)
FAIRBANKS’
CILIIIATID
SCALES,
. or ALL vAaiimEs.' Warehouse, Kilby Street. ao:.s_'roN. GREENLEAF or BROWN- Acnir-rs.
f‘ Railroad, Hay, Coal, and Farmers’ SCALES sat in any part of dis Prevgnces by sapsrisacad work- ai .
MOL ~ Sep. 8th, I855.
apply, (next door,) to HENRY J. CALBECK. Charlottetown July 30, 1855.
I’
NEW ARRANGENENT.
ea’?LE?‘.“.‘f'.".9r.' Captain Matheson, X, IILL until further notice leave CHARLO'l"I‘E- TOWN for PICTOU on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 10 o'clock, ii. m.. and will leave ‘PlC'I‘(tU for ClIARI.U'l"I't-."l‘t)WN on WEDNES- DAYS und SATURUAYS at 9 a. m., wind and weather perriiitting. ‘or freight or passage apply to the Captain on board, or in Charlottetown to the Owner,
WILLIAM HEARD.
'i‘‘’‘''‘ 5. THE Q:.*.‘.'s.......'1 5..., ROSEBUD,
Royal Society’s Industrial Exhibition! !
N EXHIBITION of Domestic Manufactures and Agricultural Productions, will be held in Charlottetown, on WEDNESD.-\Y, the 31st of Ocronair, when the following Preiniurns will be distributed: For the best I0 yards of Cloth of lsl:irid wool, spun and wove on the Island, but which may have been dyed and finished either in this Island, or in the Provinces
Best air, (male and female.) Dorlring
owls, not more than one year old,
ks,
Discretionary Premiums will be awarded for such articles as may be considered worthy by the Commit- tee, although not enumerated in the list.
All articles exhibited. must be strictly the manu- fscture of persons residing on the Island, with the cries tion of the first mentioned in the list. And all artic as for competition, excepting live Stock, must be sent in to the Secretary on or before I2 o'clock on Tuesday, the 80th of October, otherwise they will
be excluded. The Eahibition will be open to the plblb 00 I By ords ‘
o'clock, W. W. IRVING, Ssc'y. Corn. Boom, Sept. 5. (All papers)
I
0 :the .\l;ilpequc Road, 0 therefrom to the York River lioad, consisting of I2 9 acres all cleared.
of Nova Scotia or New Brunswick, £1 10 0 For the best 10 yards wool grey Homespun, milled and ressed. I O 0 10 do dyed, milled finished, I 0 0 I0 do fancy mixture, do 1 0 0 10 do Shepherd's Plaid, l 0 0 I0 do twilled Flannel, 0 I0 I0 do ' 0 0 I0 0 10 do women's wear, 0 10 0, 10 do wool and cotton, do. 0 I0 0 Best pair of Ilorse Rugs, milled, not less than two yards s uare, I 0 0 " Hearth Rug, ma s of woollen yarn, 0 I0 0 " do made of rags. 0 I0 “ Woolen fancy plaid Shawl, 0 10 " do shepherd's plaid do., 0 I0 " do aw . 0 I0 “ do long Shawl or Scarf, 0 I0 “ pair of thick knit woollen Stockings, for Overalls, 0 5 “ three pairs woollen Socks, 0 3 0 “ o woollen Gloves, . 0 3 0 " do woollen Mittens, ‘ 0 3 0 " linen Table Cloth, 0 I0 0 “ 8 ards linen Toweling, 0 10 0 H 1 inen Sacks, capable ofholding four bushels each, 0 I0 0 “ Bonnet, made of grass plait 0 I0 “ Int, do do 0 6 0 Acarcur.-r-uiur. Pironuc-rs. Best tub of Butter,not less than thirty pounds weight, 0 I0 0 do do 0 6 0 Cheese, not less than twenty pounds. 0 I0 0 do - - - 0 5 0 Half-dozen Swede Turnips, 0 3 0 do Carrots for the table, 0 3 0 do Root Blood Beet, 0 3 0 do Rootsofblsngold Wortzel, 0 3 0 do Roots of Psrsnips, 0 3 0 do Bars of Indian Corn, 0 8 0 do Onions, 0 3 0 do Apples. 0 3 0 l’our.'i-av.
(alive,) 0 5 0 do Cochin China, do 0 5 0 do Turkeys, o 0 5 0 d Geese, 0 5 0 do Duc do 0 5 0
0 LET with immediate possession, the
southeast end of the Ilouss recently builton
the corfler ofGreatGeorge and Kent Streets, and next 0 that occupied by Messrs. Grilnin dt. Co.
The cellar is 24 feet by 50, has a substantial wall, is over 7 feet deep and is perfectly dry. 'l‘here is on the first floor a shop 20 feet in front and 30 feet in depth ; also a front Entrance, n H in rear of the shop ltlld two other apartments. T iere are on the second floor one room 24 feet by I5. one 2Q feet by It’) and two about It feet by I2, and the third floor nearly corresponds with the second. There are three iooins on the fourth floor and ii fine view of the Harbour, the Rivers rind the Country round, there is also attached to the premises ii new \Vrire-house and it is one of the best stands in this City for Mrcnntile or any other business. Further informa- tion riiny be obtained by applying to
THOMAS DAWSON. July I-Itb, I855-
REAL ESTATE. 5 To be sold by Auction,
N TIIURSDAY, the llth day ofOctober next, at noon, in front of the Colonial Building, Queen Square.
Mr. I.cbb:in has been instructed to offer for Sale, at Public Auction, the following Lots of Lead, with the valuable Buildings thereon :—
LOT No. I.—Those premises situate in \Vater Street, and known as the “Terrace House,” with the Stables nttaclied thereto, measuring 84 by I20 feet. The buildings could easily be turned into three shops, leaving lerity ofynrd room for warehouses.
LOT No. 2.—'l‘hiit I.ot of Land situate in Sidney Street, innnedialely adjoining the Hon. I). Brenan’s Brick Building, measuring 40 by 80 feet. The build- ing consists of two slio s and u Dwelling house.
LOT No. 3.—'l‘hat ot of Land, with the Dwelling House thereon, situate in King Street, measuring 33 by 60 feet, having the privilege of the Birnie Mews, forrrierly in the occupation of W. C. Hobs, rind now l occupied by Mrs. Pine.
l LOT No. -t.—0ne-fourth part of Town Lot. No.
““—' '49, in the lat Ilundrcd of Town Lots, nenrl oppo-
lsitethc lust Lot, with the Dwelling lfotise tiereon, now in the occupation of Mr. John Mntheson. L0'I‘ No. 5.—llzi|f Town l.ct No. 54, in the first Hundred ofTown Lots, with the coiiiriiodious Dwell- ling House and Stable thereon, measuring on Do ichester street SI feet rind now in the occupation of ,'\V. ‘.\l. llowe, .sq. l LOT No. ti.—'l‘he other half of the above I.ot, in one or two Lots, to suit purchasers, fronting on King street. l l.t)'I‘ No. 7.-The convenient [Ift,‘tIIl.-lCS,§lllI.’Ilc in Kent siren.-t. nearly opposite to the Hon. (3. t.‘oles’ ; brewery, and now in t c occupation of Dr. l’liiiipton , rind l\lr. Long, ineusuring on l\'cnt street 49 feet, iii- i eluding at right of way of9 feet. and running back to
-I I
Clark's Lani-, and riierisuring tlicrcoii 59 foot.
1 LOT No. 8.—'l‘ho Lot of Land and Dwelling :llnuse, situate in Grafton street, opposite to the ; Tr.-riipr:r:iii<:c ll:ill, making 32 by 40 feet, mid now lin the occupzition of Mr. licnristo, adjoining the , property oftlie late Mr. Dennis, 'l'inni.-in.
' l.t)'l' No. 9.—I’asturo Lot No. 3-H, fronting on the , Malpi.-qua Road. with the Dwelling Ilnuse and lirirns ltherenn—coritaining I2 acres of Land. beautifully wooded.
LU'l‘ No. l0.—-Pasture Lot No. 343, fronting on rind the cross Road leadirig
LOT No. II.--Pasture Lot. No. 364, fronting on
0 the said .\l:ilpr-que Road, and containing I2 acres, l lclea
re . l The above Buildings are rill in good repair, rind l can be viewed prior to the s lo ! For title Sic please apply
,CHAiii.ns Ynvaru.
' Terms of szilc. —A deposit of 25 per cent the day l of sale, it further ptt_HlIt.‘lIl of 25 per cent. within two : months, when the lteerl will he tIt£ll\'Q‘lt.'(I, rind the I balance may remain on Ilortgnge on interest, for 1 such term of years as may be agreed on. should the 2 purchaser require the same.
l II W. l.0llI3AN, Auctioneer. I855.
s . at tho Otlicc of the lion.
Charlottetown, Sept,
V aluablc and rlesiralilc Freehold Property for Sale.
’[‘0 Bl". SULD, that Yt!lll.'|Itlt’ and highly cultiva- ted Farm and l'rr-iiiisws. rligibly and beriulifully situated on the Prinrr-Iomi n: , tout one mile from Charlottetown, known as Willow Fnriri, the property of the Siili.-rrilwr. This |“arin contains about Iiiglity-four (BI) acn-.-, nll under cultivation, divided into eleven parts or fields, besides a Kitchen Garden, suitably laid out, and well fenced. with ponds of writer in six lie.-lit: : ll largo ninount has r csntly been expended on this property, in the appli- cation of manure, to put it in the best state of improvement, and the present Crop bears testimony to its productive-ness. There is on the premises a comfortable Dwelling Ilouse recently lnuilt, with it deep and spacious Cellar, rind an extensivc_ran e of Burns and Stables, all new, with room for a arge Crop of Grain and Ho ,witli a Granary, Ilorso Stable, Cow llouses, igger , Fowl House, and Yard, and also, a convenient ‘reenhouss.
If the above property is not disposed of in one month from this date, it will be let for a term of The Subscriber also offers for sale. the whole or any part of his well known properties in Charlottetown and Goo stown. A large portion of the purchase money of w ich, (if required), may re- main cn security or sgeh time as may be agreed
JAMES PEAKE.
'~< O 3 3
n. PChsrlottstown ,
?.
From late American Papers.
By the Africa, arrived on Tuesday after». noon, we received Boston journals to the evening ofthe" 31st ult. Of the news, which is of rather more than ordinary intg. rest, we give, on other colums, a copious ‘synopsis, including details of one of thosg frequently occurring and terrible accidents which might almost lead us to wish that railways and locomotives had never been invented. That pestilence--the Yellow Fever——continues to rage in Norfolk, Va.’ without any abatement. The Boston Even- ing Journal snys:—
“Tlio accounts of the ravages of the yellow fever at Norfolk on the 23d and 24:]; are as heart-sickening as those which we have published for several days past. It will be seen by our telegraph dispatches that the noble-hearted Mayor of the city has fallen a victim to the disease while no- bly laboring for his fellow-tnen.—Nurses were fast pouring in and relief from all quai-ters was being received. A corres- pondent of the Baltimore Sun, writing on the 21th, I r. M., says:
" ‘ I cannot tell you of any abatement of the fever, though Ithink it has reached its climax: 220 prescriptions were ut up at the dispensary yesterday, and as field you before, there are five other apothccary es- tablishments in the city doing a large busi- ness.’ ”
“ The Richmond .Rine1-{ran says, that the fever is pronounced by Dr. Stone, from New Orleans, the same that afllicted that city in 1853, and to which the Creoles gave the name of la peslc. The ./imericcn says:
“ ‘ It seems to differ from the old type of yellow fever in manner of attack, in treat- ment required, and in the celerity with which the work offdeatli is performed— many of its victims dying within it few hours of their attack. The prcmonitory symp- toms are simply a sharp acute pain like rlicnrnntic pain, or sometimes it paralytic shock in some part of the body. For in- stance, Mr. Barclay was attacked by what felt to him like 11 severe blow upon the right hip. (Ithers are attacked by it sharp pain across the knuckles of the hand. Unless attended to immediately, the pain extends up the arm, or leg, and gr-rirlunlly over the
entire body. Internal fever ensues, while the skin and cittrcrnitics are icy cold. The first effort is to bring about it reaction by wrapping the patient in ice, followed by hot mustard applications; the object being to produce perspiration, which, if success ful, is generally followed by it cure. Very little, if any internal medicine is needed or. allowed, except perhaps a slight tonic.”-
A sergeant-major ofthc 95th writes from the Camp before Sebastnpol——“ W'e are so very close to the Russians that the men amuse ihcinsclvcs with the following dia- logues to them. viz, ‘Johnny Rush, no bo- na;‘black bread; Malakoff no bona, &c.; to which the Russians reply, ‘ Englc no bo- nti;’ but between these jokes in 03s a shower of Minie balls to butter their black bread. ”
Charlottetown Markets, Sept. 12.
Beef,(siiinll)lb. 5 d it 7d l Pearl Barley,
Do. by quarter, -td ii 6d ; Oatmeal.
ork 5d ll 5.§d 1 'Furkcys each,
Do. ti.},dn Sd § Fowls.
Ilnu 8d rt ltld ‘ Partridges, ‘Id a
3.§d a 6d . Chickens per pair I6dn 3d a 6d I Eggs dozen, 7 a 3d a (id Oats,
1
(i.-unall ) ,
2s 9d 3s 6da 359d Is 6d ri2s3d
utton, Lamb, per lb.
er Butter (fresh). I3da 15d Potatoes,
do, by n In 2 'I‘urnips per bunch. 3d allow, Ild a Isl Carrots, do. Ifid a 2s Wool, lld a Is I Homespun yd., 3s Bda 6s I’-‘lour, 4d a ltd . Hay, ton, 50ss60d COLTS REVOLVER.
OR Sale a few sets of the above complete in Cases, at Haszard and 0wsn‘s.
PAPER HANGING-8! ——rusr llCllVln- 8,300 PIECES FROM BOSTON. And for Sale by IIASZABD ls OWEN. Aug. I6, 1855.
- Cod Liver on. AItitAN'i'i:n Pure and Fresh, sold by the W Bmflg. or in any quantity wished.
September 4th. I855.
win. wivrsoiv.