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List of (‘onvictioiis returned to the Supreme Court. Trinity Term, 29th

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OFFENnEn's NAME. Orin-men. BEl‘oRE WHOM Coxvn‘rmn i FINE. llow msrosno or.

‘ :3; s. a. James Bvrno Trespass D. McLeod, A. Doyle & J. R. McMillan, 0 10 0 Time given for payment. AlexandérMcDonald do. D. McLeod and J. McDougall . o 3 e do. a... Roderick McDonald do. ‘ do do 0 3 6 do. _ do. Tavish Mc'l‘avish do. do do 1 0 0 \\ arrant issued. Angus McKenzie do. D. McLeod, A. Doyle J: J. McDougall O 1 0 Paid to l’laintill". Angus McKenzie Assault do do do 1 0 0 . Paul. James McIntosh Trespass D. McLeod and J. McDougall ~ Time given. Eusebe Gallant Assault Wm. Bagnall and Wm. Brown 0 5 0 . George Sutherland Trespass James Pidgcon 0 ‘2 6 Paula James Murphy Assault Alexander Smith 3 0 0 Not paid. George Crane do. do 3 0 0 but paid. llenry Fairclough do. do 3 0 0 Not paid. Michael llerron do. do 0 1 0 l\ot paid. Rodk. McIsaac Retailing Spirits without License A. McLean and J. McMillan 2 10 0 Government share of ﬁne.

Robert S. Irving do. Peter Sinclair 5 0 0 50s. forgiven; 50s. paid. Henry Murray do. P. Sinclair and G. McKay 10 0 0 £5 forgiven; time given tor £5. Cornelius Sullivan Trespass do do 0 5 0 Paid. John G. McKay Assault do do 0 10 0 Paid. Alex. Ross and John

McLeod Trespass do do 0 5 0 Paid. Angus Gillis Assault do do 0 7 6 Time given. William Frizch do. .W. Sinclair and W. llaslam 0 5 0 do.

D. IIODGSON, Prothonotary. VOLUNTEERS, LICENSED PE DLARS.

GENERAL ORDER. Adjutant General’s Office, 15th July, 1865. UEEN’S COUNTY REGIMENT.-—FRANK BEER, Gent., to be Assistant Surgeon. KING'S COUNTY REGIMENT.—Captain Charles Owen to be Adjutant. By Command. P. D. STEWART, Lt. Col. .5- Adjt. Gen.

BOARD OF EDUCATION .

IIE monthly mectingfof the Board of Education will be held'at the Board Room, on TllmtSDAY, the 27th of JULY, inst.,

at 10 o’clock, a. m. July 13, 1865. JOIIN McNEILL, Sec’y.

Colonial Secretary’s Ollice, 6th June, 1865. IS Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, has been pleased to _ accept the resignation of Joseph McVane, Esquire, of Both- well, East Point, as aJustice of the Peace for King‘s County. W. H. POPE, Col. Secy.

v Impost Oﬂiec, 29th March, l865.

OTICE is hereby given to all Importers, that no Permit will be granted in this Ollice for the landing of any Goods or Articles, arriving at the Port of Charlottetown, and liable to Ln port duty, until said duty be paid or secured according to Law. Any Goods arriving without an invoice to the Consignee, the duty will be exacted in accordance with the49th section of the 19th Victoria, Cap. I, or otherwise deposited in the Bonded Warehouse until the original invoice can be produced, at the option of the

Importer. FRANCIS LONGWORTII, Col. of Impost.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of an Act of the General Assembly of this Island, passed in the ﬁfth year of the reign of His late Majesty. King William the Fourth, intituled “ An act relating to distress for Rent, and to regulate the practice of the Supreme Court in cases of Replevin,” I have ap- pointed the following persons my Deputies for Prince County:

BENJAMIN BEAIRSTO, Eso, Malpcque. ROBERT MumimAD, ESQ., Tryon. JAMES Fonsr'rn, Eso., Cascumpec DUGALl) S. McNUTT, Sheriff.

Treasurer’s Ollice, 5th July, 1865. ARRANTS from No. 807, of the date of 8th June, 1863, to No. 978 of the 7th July, l863, both inclusive, will be paid at the Treasury on demand, together with the Interest due there- on. GEORGE WRIGHT, Treasurer.

Colonial Secretary’s Olliee, July 1, 1865. N conformity with the Act 12 Victoria, cap. 20, intituled “ An Act to prevent Pedlars travelling and selling within this Is— land \\'ith0ut License,” the following persons have received Licen~ ses to practice as llawkers and l’edlars, within this Island, lor one year from the date of their respective Licence, viz :

1864, May 6 James Timoney, No. 9, with horse. ‘6

7 Matthew Knoll, No. 11, do. “ 8 James Flood, No. 1‘2, do. “ Patrick McManus, N0. 13, do.

“ Thomas Knoll, No. 14, do. “ George W. Rogers, 21, do.

Aug. 18, William Knoll, No. 22, with horse. Oct. 1, John Gillis, No. 23, on foot. 17, James lliggins, No. 24, with horse. 19, John Pratt, No 25, do. 25, Washington Collin, No. 26, on foot. 27, Asa Clay. No. ‘ 7, with horse. 1865. May 23, John Toolc, No. ‘28, do. June 7, Thomas Alshorn, No 29, do. 29, Alex. Dennis, No. 30, do. W. H. POPE, Col. Sec’y. ROAD COMPENSATION ACT PUBLIC NOTICE. ‘VE the undersigned Commissioners appointed by His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, in Council, to examine and report on the necessity of opening a road to the shore of Ilowe Bay, Lot 34, across the farms of Charles Dingwell and James Dingwell.

Now we do hereby give public notice to all parties, that we will commence the execution of the said commission, by attending at the aforesaid place, on Thursday the 27th day of July next, at. 11 o’clock of the fore noon of the same day, and will proceed along the proposed line of road and complete the commission according

to law. JOIIN GOFF, PETER M eCALLUM, MICHAEL MCWADE. King’s County, 15th June, 1865.

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. I-Ialloway's Pills --Bilious affections and stomach complaints. induced by atmospheric heat or too liberal dict, ifnot early check- ed are often attended with serious consequences. When anyone ﬁnds his ideas less clear than usual, his eyesight dimmed and his head dizzy, while he is indisposcd for all exertion phisical or mental he may be quite sure that he is in immediate need of some cooling or purifying medicine. Let him send at once {or a box of Ilolloway’s Pills, alter a few doses of which his head will be clear again, his spirits elevated,and all his energies be restored. Print~ ed directions for the guidance ot‘paticnts in the use of this admiro able medicine are alliixed to every box.