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HASZARD'S GAZETTE

Wednesday. April 30, 1860.

Tale is altogether the most tedious and unin- pﬁl‘ sting leaded of the year. Although in Char- at town, the ice and snow havedisappeared, and the streets are dry and comfortable, such is not the case in the country,aud consequently the roads are in their worst state, and every- thing like intercourse, (except by Mail, and a casual traveller or so.) is suspended. Nor have

HASZAR.D’S GAZETTE APRIL 30.

Freehold Property in‘ the Qitbufbs A. H. YATES. BE SOLD by Auction on FRIDAY the 9th I Av next. at ll o’clock, on the premises, the remaining portion unsold ofthose

Valuable Pasture Lots fronting on the BRIGHTON R0./ID and near VERJVTME./VT F./IRJII. lately the pro- perty of the late Lieut. Col. Lane.

This property being contiguous to, and delightfully situated so as to comiiisnd in one view from almost any part ofit,uenrly the whole of the Public Buildings and City, strongly recommend it as one s choicest situations, possessing both Town and Coun-

It will be offered in lots of about

Q Q

the vessels from are arrived, so uerytlr ng may be literally said he at a stand-still. The onl thing * ' GIIIIVC? one is the pfeparation mo in in I I parts d the City for n .bui

iugs. The day before last, the Ladjlfixlu arrived for the pursues, we suppose, it!’ otfsring her services tot e overnmcn or the utrriage o ' This is a matter of seine conse- ueueo, and will, we hope, so ‘ ere . no thing ought to be speeiall guarded aﬁiust and that is, her being snip eyed on no other ' So long as she continues—ii' she i to be e'ngaged,—in the Mail service, her w ole owers ought to be devoted to it, and it alone. here should be no tugging vessels in from sea, or out of harbor, for the purpose of speeding them on their way. We con wish to see her put upon the track between this and Pictob, or still better, between this and Tutuinagouche, and there kept. But, the expense. the expense, or' out a number, whose blind idola ry of money prevents their obtaining a just notion of how tar it is prudent to spend it given quantity or money in t e hopes of receiving it at gain, ' ailp

not at present, but hereafter. Establ h s lat drs , with the main give it a fair tr-is , " st t§e experiment be ully iii'ade,s‘nd_ ilt ' end 0 the season, iusthiug like a coirect in grant may be forme , as to whether it will pay, or not, or-,ra.ther whether the esived. are equivalent to t o. expense. Our Own opinion is, that -it won! in a IIIt_)l'I.l-lilo

the Gcverirho to make a better In dilﬁ list suﬂeiont earn a ‘lion b6 dr t6'tl!o pr rietors or the , ‘ account of

vesse expo Ind let u h I thentldi ('0. II no teamounto pdhlago uione’y',§h;.Io‘:)et, aiildd credit given for this amount, India shree ynrsjt would be asoerhined, whether there wsssueh a probabi- lity of i crplase asawo ld justifyhits con;iinli)i- Tm . e serge on tastowat wou e t a result. I o feel conﬁdent that tenders for carruyin the Mail. would be at the lowest pos- Illil ti arc, the contractors fceliii certain of making a fair proﬁt by freight an passengers. We shall awai the ‘announcement of the Go- ternnient contract and its terms, with no small anxiety.

The English Mail as not as yet arrived and we are totally at a use how to account for the detention. It would seem that it is at Cape Torruentine, but the cause of the delay we are unable to ascertain.

From this time the Mails will go and come by the way of Pictou. The II. lngraham car- rild one yesterday to that port.

wnsrr-rs.n. syn light clouds. ercirsf till 4" p. m.-bright r. Dot e.m do p. m. sky. y p. in. y and cloudy. Do.

ulsnnc-rioit, light; 01 v. ﬂro . ‘do. Over-one tb. Blue sky and cloudy. , do. Blue slr

doiﬁright a. m.—dull p. in.

try advantn on. an acre each, or less, to suit purchasers, uccordin me plan which will be submitted at the time of Sale and may be seen any time previous at the otlice of me‘ Auctioneer.

Tdtlris at Sale.

Charlottetown April 29th. Isl. Ex.

AUCTION SALE OF

Household Furniture and Farm- ing Implements. ‘HE undersigned is instructed to oﬁhr at Auction on THURIDAY. lst May next. at II 0' oc forenoon, on the premises at Spring Park.

The Household Furniture, Farming implements and Live Stodk, together with Hay and Oats, dr.c., the Property of Lieut. colonel Gray.

Titiuse.—All sums under ﬁve pounds cash on delivery: sums ever live pounds a credit of six months. on approved notes of hand.

JAMES MORRIS.

Auctioneer.

Charlottetown, March 20.

Household Furniture.

0 in Bonn nr Aucrroiv on'I‘HURSDA-Y, lcth MAY next. at the residence of the Rev. Mn. Sreononnss, u per Prince Street, all that

Gentleinas"e Household Furniture. &c., &e.

For further particulars, see He ' s.

A. H. YATES, Auctioneer. Chrlettotewn, April 15. 1856. Isl. Ea.

TO BRICKMAKERS ! ! I O LET. and immediate psseeeion given, That very eligible and conveniently situated BRIC

YARD, with the Apparatus necessary for Brick making, consisting of a Pegging and Moulding .MocIu'rie, of recent American Invention, which can be worked by a Horse Power; also, a Machine for rnsltla Pressed Bricks, with Burrows, Boards, &c., to. The clay is of very superior quality and free from stones. and there is a iidsnce of water very convenient. There is e Dwelling House on the pre- mises, and attached to the Brick Yard are I6 acres of Land Fenced, part of which is cleared and under cultivation. It lssituated 3 miles from the City close to the Cloth Mill, and near the Queen’s Arrns_ on ,the Western Road. There is a passage from the Yard to the Priricetown Road, a short distance from the Red Lion Inn, and a path also to the Royalty Road leading to Poplar Island Bridge. Water carriage is not more than 26 chains distant

An W and Boards are getting scarce and ex-

nsivs, the principal Buildings hereafter will have to be erected with Brick or Stone. This place offers advantageous to an industrious and enterprising per- son who understands the business, being so near the City, and the demand for Briclrn being so much on the increase. For terms and parculurs apply to the Owner. .lAMs'.s D. HAszAno, or’ at the Store of Messrs. llusziinl & Owen.

April 29, I856.

Gas Company's Meeting. OTICE is hereby given, that the Antiuiil Gene-

ral Mestiug of Shareholders in the Charlotte- town Gas Light Company will be held at the Corn- pany'e Oﬂice, at the Gas Works. on TUESDAY the 6th day of May next,at I0 o'clock, a. m.

WM. MURPHY, Manager. April 9, I858.

FREE!-IOLD ESTATE ' For Sal with

o By Ppplfld

reserve. on the Premises. AUCTION, on Tuesday the Thir- ,teent day of May next, at noon. all that Lot of Land, ti uate at Siimmeraide, between Crsbbe‘s Hotel, in Peter M‘I’hail‘s Dwelling House, having I breadth of fifty feet on the Street. with a depth of of_one hundred and sixty feet on to the shore. On

_ ‘El. 2 N. 13 _N'ElnQII-Ire iii... 24 S. 39- W. :0 NW.&N do. Sriovra. rii.—hlue sk 0 I8 NW&SWdo.

Frorn Manon 1Itli.to~IIsncI ﬂth, 185. nsiounrn 9 a.m -

|6 rn,iirunnsrlnuwsn' oinwiitn

00.95} -30 Ad

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'9.’ V!“ L 'I§es Wed

this Lot, there are two buildings erected, one of which is divided into two convenient Shops, and the

is at present occupied by Mrs. Cannon. as a Dwelling House and Store. There is also a spacious Granary or Warehouse. The whole yielding an annual rent of £36 currency, and is one of the best

vills s. Thu tins of sale, will be ten per cent deposit, 4 and the remainder on delivery of the Deed. A good , title will he giisen. I , For ‘Il;bOl’ iafocimsltiea, please apply to the Hon. on or euetew .. "' Wll. rm lgxAItWIc‘K.

Cinrlottetewn, Merch 29, I806 -.

NOTICE. I. MICHAEL 0‘HAIIA, the Cit Mlruhsi, , been appolllled to collect all ates. Dene .-°* 1'-*-'°' °t..°i-.-u.r.:°.~ .., IOIII April, ISM. City Clerk.

stands for buaineu in this thriving and progressive.

AUCTIONS.

SALE 01'‘ Furniture. Dwelling House

Ann BUILDING LOTS. R. LOBBAN gives notice that he will sell b Auction at II o'clock on TUESDAY I8 MAY , at the residence of Wu. Fonnns, Esq., it. N., the whole of that Geritleniuii's Properly.

'l‘ho Furniture consists ofa handsome Rose-wood Cottage Piano Forte, 6i octaves, Mahogany Ward- robe, Side Board, Cabinet, Book-case, Drawing- room and Dining-mom 'l‘nbles, Cliiﬂhniers. Choirs, Safe and Coach. Four Post and French Bedsteads, Beds and Iiedding, Brussels, Kiddertiiinalor and Venetian Carpeting. Toilet Tables and Looking- glasses A Dinner service I10 pieces, Hnndsonie Ten service, Breskfuet ditto, a quantity of Crockery and Kitchen uteneils,set ofDish Covers. A few plated goods quite new with is variety of other articles.

Carriage. B gy, sets of Harness. Saddle and Bridle, also, an excellent Alderney Cow.

Tniuis or SAr.l—All sums under £6 cash; from £6 to £10 3 months credit; over £10 six months credit on approved Notes of Hand.

is same time, will be sold, the Dwelling House with Coach House and Garden, &.c., either

k. with or without the adjoining Lots as may be re- ‘I

Terms libersl. April 26th, I856.

SALE OF VALUABLE

BUILDING LOTS

Ann PASTURE LOTS.

HE Subscriber has received Instructions to sell by Auction (without raerve) at I2 o'clock on F R. I I) A Y, the 16th day of next month (MAY,) Twenty Building Lots adjoining the City of Char- lottetown, comprising piiit ofCornmon Lot 32, known as I.;ongworih’s corner, according to a plan to be ‘seen at his’ Sale Room; slso, immsdiatsl litter will be otfsred to public‘ colllpelitidn, fear the most valuable Pasture Lots in IhG.R0ylII, of Charlotte- town, being Lots ' ' block) and situitod in Paul Io miles from the City,‘-—llri'U the Royalty for’ the comrnasd' ,. pose , ‘ g the Harbor, River, and nuns atin Country; sh .ut I8 acres are cleared (liutnbl rd 6h hild 6 remaining 30 acres are covered with ii ﬁns mixed growth of hard and soft wood. A good title guar-

snteed.

Teriil at said. A. H. YATES.

Auctioneer. April 26th, 1856. Isl. Ex. Adv. _

Valuable Boildingilholze for Sale. IIE $ bscribe will oll'er to Public Comppti ion, on TI URSD Y. IIIU 29th day of MA e'xt,

an the premises, st ll o'clock ncsb,

rows tors nee. ea, 44, st, as, so at so, in the Fifth Hundred of Lots in Charlottetown; and coiriroir 1.01‘ no. 31. being a portion of the ‘ exert’ Estate. This p_ro- 'érty has been lnlersecte by Streets opéhtld tlliodgh I, and use whole had been laid oﬂ' into bulluble-ti d convenient Building Lots, in accordance with a Plan prepared for the purpose. _ As the Tamil upon which this Property will be ollbred-, will be extremely Favourable ~tb the I'ur-, chaser, an epportunit, will thus be alforded of ac uiring Valuable Lets, not perhaps again to be had in Charlottetown. - Fort Terms lease apply at the oﬁoe of Jot-IN Loreowonri-r,I:‘.sq., Barrister, where a plan of the propery can be seen. Wll.l.l»\\l is. i.oNGwoit'i'ii. Charlottetown, April 24, I856.

so=sALis: ros'i‘PoNt:D..i:sr

Until the 3d of lay next.

TO BE SOLD .by Auction“ on SATURDAY, the ad of Mn. at 12 o'clock, at the Town HALL,

_ . 4 near tlis Market House, a superior

E ' ' ORSE 8 years old, Roan colour, stands Id} bands high. took the second rize for Colts it

the Agricultural Exhibition last all. He is half

Blood and half Canadian, has superior action arid Is

very docile in harness. _

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

TO BE SOLD. HE Farm at resent in the occupation ol'Mr. it , at the Cross Roads. Belfast For particulars appl _ at the allies of T. HEATH HAVILAND, Es . Barrister at Law.

Charlotletowii,.April 25th, I856.

Stallion Horse “Prince Edward.’ WILL serve Mares for the season at his Stable, Cyinbrin Lodge, Itas- - tico , except the followingdays, viz, 5,. 6 ,-.,.6th sad lai ‘ sad I7th lass, Iss isad iIMh'Iul’y,.when he will be travelling to Charlottetown, wln-re it is llllendcd he will he n - Wednesday 7th and fist of lls‘ ;4th and‘ Htlr June; Ind lot and Ilith Jul . Arid willuavol link to hit Ctnblsen tlsu Thur y folltvwirg. _

. .',l‘nnsss.-—Twentq Shillings for the season. Wares can be accommodated with pssturege at ' lodge at us. ed.- per wool. ﬁr than-si

wii.r.iAis ueiiiiiize. .

. ‘°*.'::‘i%!°r.i:r*'-

.1‘ in 88 acres of Lari

s A L E 0 I-‘ FARM STOCK 6: IMPLEMENTS By PUBLIC AUCTION, On Thursday the 8th day of May next, at I0 o'clock, a. as.

'I‘ " Hazluvrood," Prince Town Road at present ' occupied by Mr. DAVID Bsnnr the following 3 FOCK :—

2 Working Ilorscs

I Splendid Cell 3 years old

I Magdalen Ielaiid More and Filly

I Filly. (by Mountaineer)

1 Island Cow

I Ayrshire Cow

I Superior Alderney and Durham Cow

2 Breed lleifurn

3 Lcceister I-lwes

3 South down Do. and 4 Lambs

3 Half Leceistcr Ewes and 4 Lambs

8 Leceister Wetbers

I Superior Leceister Rum

I Berkshire Sow (with young)

1 lar e llurrow '

Lot oultry icomprislng Dorkings Cochin Chins

and She Lot of Geese rind Ducks rsrurmc IIIPLIIIINTI.

2 Wood Ploughs

I Moulding Plough

I Cultivator

2 Pair Double Harrows

rs Lot Rakes, Manure Ilriy and Potato Forks 2 Trucks

3 Carts nearly new

I Beer Cart

4 Sets Curt llarness

40 Empt Molasses Puncheens 1 Force ‘amp and Copper 'p‘e Sundry articles of Household lltrnituro A ' iilliitity of seed Potaioei at 200 Ilusliels seed Oats A lbw Busbels Barley Lot Cooking and Franklin Stores 9 Puncheons Molasses now at the Distillery. _ Likewise at the same time the Leasehold Interest (all chore? on which are two Dwellings with e‘ iighl of ttrbhaso within 46 ye'ars, (either the whole or a part thereof) there is now 85 acres ready for Crops, the remainder _' sown down to grass, the whole Land is in a good state of cultivation, Iiuving been well manured during the last four years by the present occupier. sun I

A large quantity of manure now on the Firm.

Terms, all same under £5 Cash on delivcy. over £5 six months Credit on approved notes of hand.

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

, A CARD‘

OHN MURPHY. Painter, wishing to acknow- ledge his grateful thanks to the genlry of Char- lottetown and vicinity, takes ilie present opportunity of doing so for the many favors he has received from

a kind and indulgent public.

He tilto begs leave to inform his many patrons that he is about leaving the Island for a short time, and that he hath disposed of his business to Mix. EDWAILD MAR.'I‘|N, a young man who has served his apprenticeship in his employ, and whom he cart ruooiiiriiond :_is an honest, eulier, trustworthy

rsoii and capable ofgiving that satisfaction which, hi ﬂutters himself, he has ever done.

April 21 (all paper '

Bank of Prince Edward Island. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

I'I‘H a vii.-'\v to afford all classes ‘an equal chance of participating in lhu privileges con- ferred on the Brink, the Act corporation restricts the number of shares wliioli any one individual can in the first instance subscribe for, toforly: The pub. lic are hereby notified that the share-list is open at the Secretary's eliics, where all who desire it may subscribe for shares under this limitation The above ijes rietion, however, terrninstes on etlgnésduy, the Rt do of May next, so that this is probably the only o ortuiiity which will ever be allbrded to small ca he lets of purchasing shares in par.

e that General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Chen House, on Monday, the 12m day of May next, II, a. m., for ilie purpose of framing bye-laws, and electing Directors. agreeably to uh. Id section of the Act of Incorporation.

JOHN KENNY, Chairman ofCoin. Tirnoi-irinvs Dnssnisav, Sec'y. April 11, I856.

RAIN’ WATER PIPES.

OR SALE at the Queen Salunn Hoirsn, s quautit of superior Salt- luzed Stone-ware, Pipes, Junctions. Bends, dvc., mm 3 inch“ 30 jg in diameter, supplying the cheapestnnd most eﬁcient

method of conveying water under ground.

WILLIAM HEARD.

Charlottetown , Md April, 1866.

HE First Horticultural Show, for Flowers, and Vegetables will be held on, or about Tisuns. pair. the lqih ofluly next Further particular: will

e seen in fuiureadvertilsrnents. By order, _ 1. Ni. osrcmsn. so-,. Committee Room, zlst April, I866.