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.LAND ASSESSMENT. Tnaasvlars Orrics, Crr.uu.o-r-1~r:~r-ovnr, P.F.. lscaisn. January 19, I852.

IN pursuance oftbe Act of the General Aueriibly of this Island. made and p:ltlt|fllI iii Ilie Iileventlt year ofthe reign of Her pre- sent Majesty, eiiiitlr.-d " An Act l'or levying furllu-r nu AtIit'lt|IIIO0I ‘on all Lands in this Colony, and for the encouragement of Educa- tion," and of an Act niirde in arrieiidiiierit thereto. and pzuised iii the Fifteenth ear of Her said Majesty’: lleigu, entitled " An Act toes lirin an irrnrsnd the client Act for the Assessment of I-Mid he encourage out oF'I:‘.dIention," I do hereby give public siutles, that Iliavs ssued ii Proclaiiintion, according to the terms of the said Act, of the rinderinentioiied 'l‘owii Lots, Writer Lola, Pasture Lots, and parts of Township: in this Island, in iirrears for the non-payment of the several suiiiri due and owing thereon to list-

Miijesty, under and by virtue ofthe first mentioned Act.

Es. I ACIII. Township No. I 4938 Township No. 39 500 8 iii: 40 800 7 I397 -II 500 0 boot) is son to 60505 43 207A II I ' 3'“ 44 29:21 I! 2897 46 II " 302 47 . ‘:0 18 “I2. 43 4 0 20 I529} 49 775 23 805 50 4-10 ‘Z5 2160 55 r 781 as mi , as 157: 23 I603} 59 2279 29 «air; so 1360 30 366 8! 1341 31 ‘I I28 05 I73 32 3004 I I75 36 468 Panmure Island too 31 204 Leniioa Island. 1400 88 500 Charlottetown. int Hundred Town Lots,: of No. 43. N Charlottetown, 2d do. do. of No. 97. i of

o. . Piir-tors Lots in Charlottetown Royalty, Nos. 197, 281. 232, 235. “I 834, 533, 5%‘. 559 550. und d of 563. Town in Gsutgdowp :—-I ofNo. 7, Int Range Letter B. '_ 3, 2d lliinge, Letter ll. . d 8, 3d Range, Letter G. I2. 3d Rniiivo, Letter G. ' 3, iii. “ Pasture Lots in Georgetown Royalty :—Nos. 8, 69. 89, 90, I08, II’. I20, I3I. I-I7. ‘_.,,.;.,_ n on in Prim.-etoivn .— liit

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ROAD ADVERTISEMENTS.

-‘Road District. No. 4 Queen's County.

I lll‘l0ll)' SW0 Ntlllfl. lllfll I will on'I‘twiisn/iv the lBtli instant ut the hour of 12 o'clock, foreunoii, expand by Public Auction the sum of £25, in extending the Wliarf at Mclnnis‘s Shore; also, ,_,the same day. at 3 o'clock. the biiildiiig ofir Bridge on the Suffolk

Road, near Wallace Duc!t‘s, provided the hill ciuiuof be avoided by

turn of run . I I'ATRlCK ntzajiivi-".v, Milmll ‘A351 Cornriiissiuner.

District No. 5, Quart’: County.

N Monday the 15th March next, the sum of £50 will be ex- pended irt Public Auction, tuwnrds building is new Whrrrf at Cinpaud. Sale in copnierice at l0 o’c|oclr. ' nt 12 o'clock, £7 will be expended to coiriplete it Bridge near |-‘o- liir l\l‘Guigari'ri:nnd sriiiie‘disy immediately following the latter Sale, the sum of £5 for a Brid eon Saw er , and on Wedn". day. the nth March, at I0 o’clock, the slot of.£6 for it Bridge on

Whitby ’s Mill Strinitii. JOSEPH 'rii0UsuALi:, Commissioueii‘ Grnpand. Lot 29, Feb. 28, I852. "

Road District No. 6 Queen's County.

N_I"ltlD.-\Y the 19th day of M.-ircli.instant,rthe sum ores l0s “rill be expended til. Psblic Auction, towards repairing the Poplar Island Brrdige. bole to cniiimr-nce at I2 o'c oc . On Monday the‘2ild day of March instant, at I2 o'clock, will be expeiidsd .£3_un Lrnbbls Bridge, hlnlpeqtie Road. ' Security will be required for each Contract. JUHV M KAIG ' ' “yon Road. Lo‘ 3,’ March 3. 18152. c , Commissioner.

District No. 7, Queen’: Coursly.

ON Monday the 15th March next. the sum of £30 will be ex-

pe til‘ Public Auction, towards repairing the Curran Bun Sale to coiiiiiiencn at 10 o'clock; |6tli at Mount Stew-_u-1 3 IMO. ll"! wt" uf£l1 3 1, to repair the same. Sale to coni-

ri riienee at 12 o'clock. JOllN'"MOONl:‘.Y ‘ ' Ten Mile House, I.ot 35, Feb. 28, I852. . Commnuonen

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Di'slri'cl No. 8, Quu:ii'.s Couiily. N Muridiiy the I.'itli Mrircli next, the sum of .El5 will be ex. pended in Public Auction, towards Building a lhirlge nt Hac- IJouald‘s .\Iill Durn, Lot 3.1. ' e to cnmiiieucu at 10 o'clock‘ same day nt 3 o‘clock, the sum of £10 will be expended on tin;

Pisquid llridgo. JAMES DUFFY. Commissioner.

Lot 43, I-‘cl.-. 28, 1852.

Itrari l_hslr-icl .’V'o._ i,- Prince, c.}.}}.7{T"l “W” Hereby give notice, that I will on 'I‘uesdir,y. tho l6tl'i Mnrcli

-‘rill, set up and sell to the lowest bidder, t s repairing Kildare I'- ‘W ‘

THOMAS 'G. R G E ' P F“. ‘D. "52. , UG LES, Comm ssrouer. , ti:-n———: .

r-« iiéirli Bidriet ~i.—‘r;.-rm 703.75,.‘ "3 Subscriber will on uesdriy, the ltith of March next. at

10 ii clock in the l‘ min, lot on the spot, the lruildiug an k d ' _ H '. lso, at I2 §;I(,"l,,",lh:;I‘l,llIif:. procuring liiiilier for the Darnley Bridge. And at 2 o'clock. at I"l.-ig Pond Bridge, the repaitiiig and bullnstirig said lfridgu.

Nos. 1, 2. 5, 6. 7, Row lat Division I.cttr~r A 4 ' ' l, 3, , , 1, 8, lat Row 2 D'iii-ion lnelllrr A 2, 3, 4, ft, 6. 7. 8, 2d Row 2iI Dl\'l'lltll| eilcr II I. >I_ 5, 6, 7, 8, 2d ll iw 3d Dltialiuii tller B I, 8,‘ 8, I{uw Illi I)i\‘i<iun alter II I, 8, 4, 5, 1, 2d Row 5th llivisioii .etti-r ll 3, 3.! Row hr IJlVl'4lI|n miter C 3, 6, 8, 3d Row 2il I)l\'I'llllII wttor C 1, |, 8, Ed Row 4th Division .eIter C 5, 0, 1, 3 8d Row hiti Division .r-tier C |, 2, 1th Row Ist Iliviniuir .ctter D 4, din Row 2d llivi.-iiun ,;t|‘-D ,, 1, I, '8, Re duh Division AIIOV II 1, 3, 5, 0, Oil: How liit liivini--ii .i-iier E 1, 3, tl,.4, 0th Row 2d liiviiriori .«ttr-r Ill 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 5th Row 6th lliviiiinii eitor F. 3, 3, 4, 7th Row lat IJIVI-llilll .r-ttr-r (I y_ 2, 4, 5, 8, 8th Row I-t liivi.-iii-n eiter ll 3, 8th Row 2il I)iii<iuri 4?"?! ll 1' - Itll I)i\laion oitr.-r F ‘. lint l)ii~i-xion miter I) 4' 3’ lat Iliii-inn etlr-r I. 4. lat lliii-inn re I 1' g. 3' 4' 5, 3. list I)I\'ltiIt'Il Lotti-r J

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.r N... 427. 453. 499 And the owticrs of the said Lots and Tracts of I.arid an in arrears, ‘rid proclaimed as aforesaid, are hereby notified, that in CIWI‘ the sum cli-urged on them as iiforerziid, togotlier with the costs it IlII'lI I- lreen incurred, shall not ho paid \\'ll 'ri tcu rlsiys frorri this I'If‘\l l‘...<ii I" Ternioflhi-. Supruriic Court i-fJuilic:rtirm to he h-Id at (7|i:irlntletu\\‘n, which tsill cuiriiiii-rice rtri 'l‘I.'I".‘Il.'\ Y. lllll ‘I'll lllly 0f »“-|_\’ 0"“. "P- plit~ar-.irion wil be iiindc to tho Sriprr-riie Court. (luring lllfi ‘Hill 'l‘errii for Judgment iigairist the said Lots and Tracts of Laird res- spcctivcly.

cetoivn [loyalty :—No. 175, 2l7, 375, . 489.

JOSICP ll POPE. 'l‘rc:is'iircr.

The grea_i._Remedy!! .llliss's Compoiiml Coil l.ivi,-r Oil Cainily.

Nl".\V and iillisctuirl llctiiridy for Fnuglis, coiiiiiinn (.'¢i|d~r_ (‘old 5,, ll“, ||.,...|_ llr),|[-iP,|N"~'s, Ilroiicliitia, rrihrua 'l‘ir-,kliiig iii the 'l'liriuit,tirtd irll Iliserisr-ii oftlie Lungs r'lIl|I llruiicliial !\tli-i~tioii.-I. ‘his I rindy needs but it fair trial to convince the most sc-,-plical of its superior urrllrrrrr. Public Speakers rind Vocalists will find it an cxcellent article for rcnioiiiig Olistruciioiis from the 'I‘liruut rind clearing the Voice. Sold, at the I’ruprietor‘ii price, by IVM. R. \VA'I‘SON.

June I0, 185“. N OTIC .

\VNl’.RS of Farm-stc:idin-,1: or ‘roprietnrs of Land for Sale,

mid to I.et or Lease, in Prince Edward Island, are snlicitr-d

to cmriuiuuicute uitlithu Sulirirriher, as to terms and piirticuliirs nfsiiriie. forthe inforrniitinri of intending ltllllt-r.< of suinll cripitul, and of the Somali Agricultural class. An early notice, per Post

(prepaid), will meet uttciilion. ' \‘l/ILLIAM I.A'MON'I‘, - Goiieral Coin. Agent. 2 Hovvard Street, Glnrrgorv, . bill-Sepleirilior, IB5l. rife Eli: _l.D)i.§ldllE4 IEYCQ Commission Merchant Q‘ Ullfzr Brofccr,

‘ E6! to solicit the patronage of his friends and the public in

the Island, and particularly calls their attention to the Hole

of Pvsdaesof every kind, having made himself well ncqanirited iii that market during his residence in New York.

Nations! Loan Fund Life and Equitable Fire Insurance Companies of London. Incorporated by ./Icls of l’arliaincn!.

OARD of I)IR['X}'|'0K8 of Firs Insurance for P. F. Island. Hon. In‘. J. Jarvis T. If. llerrilrriid, Esq., I". Longworlfi, Esq. Drlnfsl Hodgsan. ‘q-v I"orias of Application. and ull other information. may be obtained front the Subscriber, at his Otlioe, Charlotteluvrii. I.. W. (iAl.l., Agent.

II. E. IEVING JVO may PUBLIC, cow irrzmrvcrzrz, Arid Public Aceosrrtaat : ' Ofics,-—-Hon. Mr. Loni‘: Commercial Buildings, rinrrui B1-nun-.

Deeds of Conveyance of all descriptions, of IrPflUl!I|0I(I amt

pggviold Estate, including Aasigarnente,‘M,rrr_igages, c., gugyg 1, Bonds, Indeulures of A Miceshtp, Bills of SIls,Chnr-

ll s , ij,f':"",L.‘ Arbitration Bonds and Awards’. Petitions, &e., "P... . with secsracy and deepriuzh; Merchants ks, Part ip and ' .. piieateil Accounts. dse., arranged .s balanced, at in-, ' to , i ' ,. 2*" .vai'niaut«. issi. '

Good security will be required for the due perfortnnnce of each Contract. ' ROIIICRT l\I‘.\'L"l"I', Coiriniissioucr. Darnlr-,_\', Feb ‘LR, 1352, l)f8fi‘f(‘f .7V'o. ‘2, King’s Counly. Ill". Siiliscitlicr \\ ill expend the iiurii af1.' I5 to build it T Block to t io \ ' iarf, North Side St. Peter's liiiy, uri .\lotiduy the lflh day of March next, at the hour of II o'clock, forcnooii; and at l _o‘cloclc. sniiie day, the sum of £30 will be expended for ex- ti‘,-ndiug the \Vliurf at (,'li.iili.-ii Diiigwell's, Suutli Side Saint Peter's ll '. , ti|~od Security will be required for the performance of the Con- rac :i.

J \.\ll".S .\l‘K.\Y, C0lI|llIl.~'.~‘l0llDI'. St. l’etcr‘s Ilay, Fr.-lr. 28, I651.

I)!-SfI‘f(‘I .’\'o. 3, Ii’/ri9,"s Cozrrili .

7 HF.‘ Hunt of .£l'r0 will lit‘ E\|N'lIlll!l‘l' at Public Auction, on Buy

_ I'nrIuiie I5ridge,ori'l'uesrlay tlic llith Marcli next, at 12 o'clock, iiuon.

JOHN

Niiufragc, Lot «ill, I-‘r-b. g8, IS

l)istri'tf JV.» 4, King’s Couitly.

Tllfiy sum of _£20. will._lii- cxpcrided at Public Auction, on Soil- ris \\ liarl, \\ est tide, on .'\loiiday, tho lt'ilh .\lat'ch next, at I2 o'clock.

52l‘IN'I‘OSlI, Comiiiissioner.

_ JOHN lll.\CGO\\'AN. Coiriinissioiier. Souris, I'~'eli. 28, I352.

I)i.~tII‘icf «VII. 1, I|'i.ti_i“-5.1 Coimli _ III’. Siilrscrilrer will mi illonilriy tho 15th March next, sell at l‘nlilir- Aiiciiou. tho follow in worl..-i: Extension or igu,-dig.“

llivr-r \Vh:irt'; L’Xl4‘.II'lIIIlI of Lauiicliiri _l‘lace Wharf. Sale to cunr. flair

nicrice at the hitter \Vliaifat to , I'li'l ll. \VAI.KI'JR, Commissioner. 55, Feb. 23, I552. I)!-8!J'Il'! Mii_fl,.It;iE’s Cotmly. IIF. Suliscriber “ill on Saturday, the l3Ih Iiliimlt next. tit 10 o'clock, sr-ll tit Piiblic Aricfioii, the building two aililitioniil Blocks to the new Wharf in St. Mar ’s Bay, at Dixon are. E. 'l‘I OICNTON. Commissioner.

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I"clJ. 27, I852, .Dr'slrir'I .7V'o. 10, King’s Cotmlt . HI‘. Subscriber will sell at Public Auction, on Monday the lath rirch next. at I0 o'clock, the liuil_dirrg an ndiliyionul Block tothri VVhurfnt (‘low‘ii Sllllrib; and ,,,,,,,e ,j,,_,, M 2 utclock, um pg. pairs of tho South River Bridge. 'I‘llO.\lAS CIDIV, Commissioner. Murray Harbour, Feb. 28, I852 -

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Since:-raav’s Orrrcic. Feb. 20, i352,

IENDEIIS will he received at this Oliice, (in oonfnrtiiity with the Act of the present Session, for ilie eurourngoivisnt of the iritercuiirsu between this Island, Nova Scotia and New Ilrunimick) from those ptrllollu who nrc desirous nfplacing ii I‘ucket, cfuot less than 70 tons, old tiieiisureiiicut, on the tihediac and Iii-deqne station: rind a Packet, of not loss than 50 tons, old niennurr.-riieut. on the Gnnrgelnwii and Pictou stiilr-iii. 'l‘em|i-rs to stain the lowr-~i rate at which Ihissungers, (fiiittlri. &c., will be taken; also, to co... ruin a description of each vessel, setting forth piiriiculars as to uc- coriiriiudatioii, dsc.

The Priclu-t selected for Bedeque will rr-cs.-ire it grant minnnllv, for lliI‘I'l'. _\c.~ir-, of J.'tlll; that selected for (ieorgi.-towii, will receive ll grant uiiiiually of £50.

JA.\IES \V.-‘\RllUR'l‘0.\', Col, Sm‘,-,

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N OTIC TllESuliscrilicr intending to leave the Island nest Spring, res- peclfiilly requests all persorrs indebted to him to settle their Accounts by the 26th Marsh next. , GEORGE BRACI1.

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I REPORT or r-iii: sfiocufrissr roii i-noiiior-mo CIIRISTIANITY ssiosasr ' - tar aw

The Committee of the P. E. Island Association for promot- ing (Jliristiiiiity amongst the Jews, present this their sixt l e on. They will endeavor to furnish a~tn'ief abstract of the operations of the London Society during the past year. The annual meeting held in May last, appears tojiiive been of great interest: Exetcr Hall was densely crowded, and the Report and subsequent proceedings, were replete with information. The funds were in ii tiuurisliing state ; £30,000 had been sub- scribed for general purposes, and £173! for special, making the total of £119,234 as the income for the year ending May, 1851; the cxpeuilitui-e had been £29,000. This unusually large increase in the amount of annual income was priuciplly due to the munificentbequesi oftlie lato benevolent Miss Look. This lsdy’s name has so often occurred in the reports of this Society, that unless mentioned here, it might not be generally known, that her zeal for the conversion of the Jews, led her to devote to that purpose nesrl the whole of Ilt’l' property, aiiiountinp to £60,000 stg. 'I‘lie Society has now 12 more missionaries employed, making in all 84 agents, who are sta- tioned in the following miiiner:—l3 in England, 54 on the cnntirient of Europe, 15 in Asia, and 2 in Africa, 47 of whom are believing Israelites. _

In London the Society’s schools have been vrsllstteipied, and the labors of its missionaries signally blessed ; and tom allahe stations, more or less gratifying intelligence hi! {cach- ed the Parent Committee ; whilst the independent testimony of other Christian bodies, to.ilie zeal and faitlifuluess of this Society's missioriarics, afl‘ord great and just encouragement to its friends nud subscribers. Naturally in connection with the conversion of the Jews, the Cliristiau’s attention is especially dirertcd to Jerusalem: Judea is still trodden underfoot of the Gentiles. There is so much unfnlfillcrl propbey associ- aterl wiili its future history. that it naturally awakens in our iiiimls, an_iuteres'. far eiceediiig tliatdue to its present degrad- ed position amongst the nations, or its apparent political im- portance. \\'c rejoice to find, that this Society is hearing witness continually in Jerusalem itselfto the power and put'_i|y of the Go<pel. In the chu«ch erected at Mount Zion, Divine Service is cnriducterl in Hebrew, German and Eiiglisli; and the Jews now see the worsliip of the Supreme Jehovah con- (Iucled in it manner both solemn and impressive, forming in I|'li‘L'tI cnntr.ist with the images, pictures. and ¢l€~'0|’lll9‘l

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.n|t.rrs they had l)c"‘n nccuslottierl to observe in the Eastern and

Roinish Cliuri lies. No v the Jews know, what true Christian- ity is. and what the worsliip of God is, as we speak witliin lrouuils when we say, that of the 14.000 0|‘ 15.090 -ll‘-“'3 lllllllg in the lluly Land, all have heard the Gospel. lllld I0 EV“! Jew in that lllltl, has be--n uflererl the Old 'l'estamr=nt. _

Bishop Gobat, with right earnest zeal, is seeking by all means, the enlighteiimeiit of hntli Jew antl Gentile. The col- portr-ur and the Evangelist have gone tliroiigh the ‘land, and strarige to si once again in Nazireth the light _shiiieth, and til natives of that town, brought up in the superstitiuns_of the Greek o , have on admitted into communion with our Protestant rethren in Jerusalem ; and, by the last accounts, there is nuts; at N azireth a Protestant flock. lqgall l.9°!-lfllllzflll and composed of more than a hundred members. hers is also a good school established, and a pastor is about to be sent to

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The good Bishop sympathizes deeply with the degradation of the poor Jews, and tries every means to awaken their con- sciciice arid inform their uiiilerstaudings. In Jerusalem there are now 2 schools, an hospital, a work-house. 3_l|°|l5° Of refuge, and a Illerafy socii-t . It in strange, that in Jerusa- lem, where the Jew appears to he the most dehased and dye- pised, al:I.'e b ' 'I'ur'li and Christian; they are, at the same l,i'tir‘, the must ul)~'litt:\l(‘.lV atiaelierl to their old berii-f, but even in .It‘|'u“.'llt.‘ln, mriny liavi-‘li it added to the church. In a late lcttvr, the llrsliop speaks f biptiziii: some whom he d Gull would in-kc iiistceiiiciits of good to their brethren, ac- corrliiig tn the flesh.

Another important splinrc of lalior occupied by agents of this Society, is Turlrcy in Fairopc. This vast country is now (rpcn to the efllfrts of this Society for introducing the Gosprl ainorrgst the 500,000 Jews nnw sojourning there. Scvcii mis- sionaries are laboring in Salonica, iii llucliarest. and Adrian- oplr-,. An pnliglitciicil lOl»'l'r|ll(lli dislingiiislici the present Siilfan. and no prrscciition or iiilcrlcrvnee being permitted to the liinrl'an‘e of llios» w‘.io- desire to Joe Protrstants, the lYIlS§.llll.Ifl'\‘S are greatly ciicoiirnuctl, and expect great results. l.llf‘}f have been \\Cll II'Cel\'l'1I of the JL'\\5. and the t‘slalJli-h- merit uf:2 schools at llucli:tresl,lias met with their i'.|[)pf0i)riIiUll rinrl iliankfulnt-ss. One of the missionaries, lllr. Davies, him- self a .Ill\\'. ti rites in Oct. last :—

" 'l'lie l.orrl liaili so l‘.rr set his seal to our imperfect endea- vours. that two of the House of Israel are anxiously expecting baptism; the one u sliopkn per of a highly cultivated mind, the other is a female finni Oosrn, Of almlll 90 3"" 0f 339- May the Lord give them gr-ace to pcrsr-vet'«'. and comprclirrid tho wniiders of m:in’s reilemptinn." Another JGW he c«Illt'd upon, be found anxious to hear about Christianity; he had hr-fore llt‘iiI'lI one of our II'Il§‘l0l|I|flCS and his prejudices had llll disappeared, and he was really desirous to know mrire of tli . way so much spoken against, and thankfully accepted copies (if what hook. |.'|m.| with me. The ewe in those arts 9 cw little rcvurciice in their wnrsbipnf the Aliiii-tlllyi ‘ll tlfillflfdlly are either forinalists, or iiirlilfvrent and carclvss. Proreerliiig wostminl, we come to Hollanrl, where Mr. Pauli, with some- what of his great namesake's zeal, labors with d -ily increasing success, amongst the twenty-five thousand Jews living in Am- stcrdani. A letter, dated in November last. llltiirms as, ten Jews were tinder instruction, hr in: convinced that Jesus is the Mcssiaili. Mr. Pauli also says. that the future prospects ot the snci.-ty are very clieering, for iha pcneration now l’lSift'-_' rjpare well erlucatrrl ordinarily, and well 2lt‘qlldll|l€(I Milt llle 0| and New 'l‘r-staments, and are free from their psmitls prcjudiccs against rliristianity. He concludes by say lug, ” we will con- tinue by removing all obstacles out of the way, so that the coming heralds may find a people prepared to receive the Heavenly Messenger.”

In London the activity of Mr. Ftvald, who had long been slntiincd in the Holy Land, is likely to produce great results. His exact knllWlGfIj[8 of the way of thinking and feeling arnoiig his brethren the Jews. joined with much love and faith- fulnvsszidmirably adapt liiiri for the int orient station he now orcupics smonuet the London Jews. e visits from house to house and h:is,in the month of September lasi,msde known the Gospel to 63 Jews and of them 8 line been led by the power of the Holy Ghost to suck for more instruction, and they now attend Mr. I-Iwalrt's Bible Class. and the services in Palestine Place. The late troubles on the Continent of Europe have ilmiwn open the shuresofl-‘.nglanrl,ro Inrgcnumbers of Jews in a state ot urcat destitutiuri, and there are in London, trtiusual openings for preaching the Gospel to them, and of making them t|K‘I]ti:\lliletI with the word of God. The total annual dis- tribiriion of Bibles amongst the Jews amounted in May last to

As we fear further detail would be vresrisnme we will only mention, that the sum subscribed by our friends in this Island, was dulv scltnovvleged by the London Society, and received a kindly notice in their rspott. At a later day, no became the channel 0 t‘0fl‘)mllftlf'iIlI0|l for a contribution from a Christian brother and friend in Csllforrils,one who sl- lllflllflli far from us, is s psrtsker ofths like bless pa with ourselves. The first rsiriiitsnee our fvievrdsent to his wife and family sfisrsn absence of 19 months from the Island. WI!

50. and with a faith, as me u vesterhbls, desired that no of this hsrd-ssrneil but-fruits, should lie devoted as

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CH‘ARLOTTETOWN,PRlNCE EDWARD ISLAND. TUESDAY, iiAncr19,is52.

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..., [la a thsnlr-otfrrlrig to God, ire ofvrliirlr vrss to-bogrfinn to this Society. He did not wish his nurse to be horn,‘ and its only place this eirotirnstsnos before you as evinei'ng_s beautiful trait by christian faith and love, and with the hope some may be stirred up to go and do likewise. "-“ » And now, Brethren, amongst the many and various claims upon you for sympathy and support, may we not you will ufibrd something for the Jew. is it without -sign‘ nos, that of all the meetings held in this Town. the Jews’ rneetin is generally one of the best attended and most interesting Be sure of this, the conversion of the Jew hath no ordinary claim upon the Christian church, and we see with great. mis- faction, that the Lord is daily increasing the number of Israel's friends here and elsewhere. We have been again privileged to receive a donation from Mr. Keir’: congregation st. Mdpsqus amounting to £5. 2 Shall we remind yoitthst the Jets is one of a psqils who have been the world’: noblestbsnefsetomand God’srnost faith- fiil witnesses and though they are still in darkness and tribula- tion, they ehsrish the recollection of their sncesters as deeply as any nation;—snd s the more strongly erbsps. because there is nothing left to tliein»,but the ruins sri memory of their past glory. , ‘~ Shall we remind _vou.tlis Jew is never found so odd, so abject or dr-grrided,,but that his heart will leap forjoy, when he is reiuiiided that Israel shrill yet be gathered.‘ and yet will take her place amongst the nations, and he foreinsst in all that can make a nation great. With the missionsrievof this Society. the predictions or scripture referring to the restoration of -tho Jews and the second Advent. are real Illtl literal, and they sper-k,sirid speak as they feel,warrnly and earnestly of the future glories of Jar.-ob’s race and fslllll of them are: of Abraham's seed after the flesh and this faith of the church is, with them essentially arid I lively hope, as the wan- ering Jotv- or the everlasting Jew as the lennd has it, is to find no rest till the Lorri shall come: So this Society's Agents in their r-tforts for the conversion ofthe Jew look for no exemption from their labors till the second Advent of Christ. Indeed, we have been used for years, to look. for a move- ment among the Hebrew people, as the grratest and most sig- nal token of God’s speedy intention, to interfere for the _:_'l0YlfI' cation of His Church, and the salvation of the World. We anticipate tlieit awakening as the bright. the beautiful, the con- spicuous dawn ofthe coming glory. Whenever that is seen, it is the morning star, the day cannot be far off. Perhaps those events, which have so lately agitated society throughout Eu- rope, and which are likely to be reproduced, with surh terrible results, may be the early streak of morning liizlit. We ow not the day, nor rho hour, but we ‘are surely r-mployr-d iii the cause of God, in directing our efforts to the convi-r.-ion o ' outs.“ pwpie, and it is with joy and gratitude, that we see through the efforts or’ this Society, a remnant, a small body‘,a few of Hebrew race and rame, stealing softly, silently, and peniteutly to the font nfthe cross of Him, vv om .t ei-I refs- thers crucified and slow. Yes, we are persuaded, the day is quickly coming when the looked-for Saviour, will again return to set His ransomerl free; may you and we cherish that hope brethren. The Gas l is now going’ forth as a witness amongst all nations. and the ord’s servants have been stirred to tsketri - ' so or evils!»- snd sowing. "They shall prosper tlistlove,” tliat people, may we in obedience to the Lord‘s command cast in somewhat of the abundance, Grid has blessed us with. so that this work may not be hindered but he done more etfrctrinlly. In conclu- sion, we commend the cause to our God and Fatlier in Heaven, and pray that He will bless our feeble efforts to sustain amongst the Christian Churclies of this Island, their interest in the work of this and kindred Societies; and that He would by His Spirit direct their hearts to devise liberal things. Arid to Him be all the glory thro' Christ Jesus. Amen.