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     Wednesday, July 19, 1865. 
     
    
     ADDRESS TO HIS l‘lXL‘l'ililil‘lNL‘l. 
     
    
     (ix Saturday last. the lﬁth instant, at 12 o'clock, noon, 
     
     :1 Committee of gentlemen waited upon llis l‘lxeelleney the 
     
     Lieutenant Uovernor, in the ,I.egislative Library, and pre- 
     
     sented him with the followinw 
     
    
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     MAY l'l‘ PLEASE Iona EXCELLENCY :--— 
     
    
     According to the ordinary rules regulating the appointment of 
     
     Colonial Uovcrnors, the period is rapidly approaching when your 
     
     ExcellenCy's stay amongst us as Her Majesty’s Representative, 
     
     must terminate. We therefore beg respectfully to convey to your 
     
     Excellency an expression of our esteem for your personal character, 
     
     Coupled with deep regret at the anticipated severance of the 
     
     otiieial tie which has, during the last six years, united your Ex- 
     
     cellency with our intercsts,—a period unexampled in the history 
     
     of this Colony for uninterrupted progress and general prosperity. 
     
    
     It may be thought selfish, and perhaps unreasonable, on our 
     
     part, to hope for any arrangement which might interfere with your 
     
     Excellency’s promotion or return to your native land; yet we 
     
     Would rejoice to see amongst us, as the liepresentaiit e of our be- 
     
     loVed Queen, for a more lengthened period, a gentleman who, 
     
     during his residence in this Colony, has become endeared to the 
     
     community by the urbanit-y of his deportment, the impartiality of 
     
     his administration, and the lively interest he has ever evinced in 
     
     all that affected the welfare of the people among whom his lot has 
     
     been cast. 
     
    
     Should our Most Gracious Sovereign commit to your Excellency 
     
     the Government of this Colony for another period of six years, we 
     
     beg to assure you that your re-appointinent would be received by 
     
     us with feelings of the most cordial satisfaction. 
     
    
     With fervent prayers for the continued welfare and happiness 
     
     of your Excellency and your amiable Lady, we beg to subscribe 
     
     ourselves, 
     
    
     Your Excellency’s 
     
    
     most obdt. humble servants, 
     
     J. C. POPE, Pres. Executive Council, 
     
     it. llooosoN, ChiefJustiee, 
     
     SAMUEL Nicison, J. l’., 
     
     'i‘. ll. ll.\\‘lLA.\'l), Mayor, 
     
     Enwaao PALMER, Attorney General, 
     
     DANim. llitsNAN, 
     
     til-JORGE Dana, M. L. C., 
     
     D. Fi'i'ltliiitAM), Chaplain L. C. 
     
     M. l’tienicr, D. D., 
     
     John LONCWUR’I‘II, M. P. P., M. E. C., 
     
    
     and several thousand others. 
     
    
     REPLY : 
     
    
     (ii-:anniiEN,—No answer that I can return to your Address will 
     
     sulliciently express the feeling with which I have received it. 
     
     From my heart I’ thank you, and through you, all who have 
     
     signed it, for the warm sentiments which it Contains, and for the 
     
     kind language in which it is couched. 
     
    
     Duringarcsidence amongst you,— prolonged already beyond 
     
    
     the usual term of otlice,-—l. have watched with the deepest interest 
     
     the incrcsing prosperity of this beautiful Island, and the develope- 
     
     ment of its resources. 
     
    
     Within a few days it is my intention to proceed to England on 
     
     a short leave of absence; should I be spared to resume my ofﬁcial 
     
     position amongst you, be assured that my constant endeavors will 
     
     continue to be directed to the promotion of the interests of this 
     
     Island and its people. 
     
    
     When the period arrives at which my connection with the ' 
     
    
     Colony must cease. I trust that I may feel that I am leaving it 
     
     with the prospect ofa prosperous and happy future before it. 
     
    
     In Mrs. Dundas’ name, as Well as my own, I thank you for 
     
     your prayers for our continued welfare and happiness. 
     
     GEORGE Dl'NllAS. 
     
    
     Government House, July l-l, 186.3. 
     
    
     ) Y Virtue of a writ of Execution to me directed, issued out of 
     
    
     ) ller Majesty's Supreme Court of Judicature, at the suit of 
     
     James Yeo against Neil McKay, deceased, late of Princetown 
     
     ~llo_v:i~lty, l have taken and seized as the property of the said Neil 
     
     Alt-Kay, in his lifetime, All the right, title and Freehold Interest 
     
     of the said Neil McKay in his lifetime, in and to Four Pasture Lots, 
     
     situated in the said Royalty, in Prince County; and I do hereby 
     
     give public notice that I will, on Thursday, the 25th day of 
     
     January. let-o. at 12 o‘clock, noon, at the Court House, in Saint 
     
     lileaiior's in the said County, set up and sell, at public auction, the 
     
     said property, or as much thereof as will satisfy the levy marked 
     
     on the said writ, being £64 175 ed. with lawful interest on £59, 
     
     part thereof, from 3d January, 1863, until paid, besides Sheriff’s 
     
    
     fees and incidental expenses. 
     
     DUGALD S. McNUTT, Sheriﬁ'. 
     
     J. Lonowon'ru, Plaintiff's Atty- 
     
     Sheriti"s Ollice, Prince County, 21th June, 1805. 
     
    
     Prince Edward Island. 
     
     IN CHANGER". 
     
     George Poole, Complainant, 
     
     and 
     
    
     James O‘Brien and Bridget O’Brien, Defendants. 
     
    
     N pursuance of a Decree made in this suit by his Ilonor the 
     
    
     Master of the Rolls, bearing date the Eighth day of May last, 
     
    
     there will be sold, by Public Auction, in the apartment occupied 
     
     as the Court of Chancery, in the Colonial Building, Charlottetown, 
     
     on SATURDAY, the TWENTY—FIRST day of Oeronsa next, at the hour 
     
     of 12 o’clock noon, ALL those pieces or parcels of. Land and 
     
     premises known as PASTURE LOTS numbers Two hundred and 
     
     ninety eight (1298), and Two hundred and ninety nine (299), in 
     
     the Royalty of GEORGETOWN. and one half part of Town Lot 
     
     Number five (5), Sneenn RANGE LETTER A, in Georgetown, in the 
     
     said Island, together with all Buildings and improvements there- 
     
     on, and all easements, rights and appurtenances to the same» 
     
     belonging or appertaining. 
     
    
     Dated this 15th day of July, Anno Domino, 1865. 
     
    
     J. LONGWOltTl-I, Master in Chancery. 
     
    
     HENSLEY, Solicitor for Complainant. 
     
    
     1) Y virtue of a writ of Statute Execution to me directed, issued 
     
     ) out of Iler Majesty's Supreme Court of Judicature, at the 
     
     suit of John Ilenry Gates against Damien McMillan, I have 
     
     taken and seized as the property of the said Damien McMillan, 
     
     all the right, title and freehold interest of the said Damien Mc- 
     
     Millan, in and to Thirty-four acres of land, situate on Lot or 
     
     Township No. 50, bounded as follows, that is to say, situate on 
     
     both sides of the Georgetown Raid, that part on the South side 
     
     bounded East by property in possession of Mary, Ann and Martens. 
     
     McMillan; on the southby Vernon ltivcr, and west by property 
     
     in possession of Murdock McLeod, and North by the Georgetown 
     
     road; that part on the North side of Georgetown Road being 
     
     bounded East by land in possession of George Vickerson, North by 
     
     the old Township line, Westhby Vernon River, Chapel Lot, and 
     
     South by the Georgetown Road, containing in the whole Thirty- 
     
     four Acres, be the same more or less, in Queen’s County; and I 
     
     do hereby give public notice, that I will on Tuesday, the 1st day of 
     
     August, 1865, at 12 o’clock, noon, at the Court House in Charlotte- 
     
     town, in the said County, setup and Sell at Public Auction, the 
     
     said property, or as much thereof as will satisfy the levy marked 
     
     on the said writ, being £82 9s. 11d., with interest from the 24th. 
     
     November, 1562, until paid, and 16s.. 8d., for said writ, besides 
     
     Sherill"s fees and all incidental expenses. 
     
     J OIIN MORRIS, Sheriﬁ. 
     
     Sheriff’s Ofﬁce, Queen’s County, Feb. 1, 1865. 
     
    
     TENDERS FOR. LUNATIC ASYLUM. 
     
    
     IIE Trustees of the Lunatic Asylum are desirous of contract» 
     
     ing for the supply of the Institution for six months, from the 
     
     1st of AUG UST, 1865, with the following articles, viz: 
     
     FRESH BEEF, per pound. 
     
     FLOUR, do. 
     
     ‘ OATMEAL, do. 
     
    
     The BEEF to consist of fore and hind quarters, which, with the- 
     
     other articles, are to be delivered at the Asylum to order, when 
     
     required. 
     
    
     Tenders for each, separately or together, will be received at the 
     
     Asylum, or at the oﬂice of Theophilus- DesBrisay, Esq., until 
     
     MONDAY, the 3lst day JULY, inst., at 12 o’clock, noon. 
     
    
     By Order of the Trustees. 
     
     R. M. GIDLEY, Master. 
     
    
     Between g 
     
    
     JmmtieAsylumglslr 15- 1.895.; 
     
    
     CONVICTION. 
     
    
     On Thursday, the 13th inst., John Kelley of Monaghan Road, 
     
     Tavern Keeper, was convicted and ﬁned before J. R: Bourke and 
     
     Thomas Beers, Esqrs., two of Her Majesty’s Justices of the Peace 
     
     for Queen’s County, in the sum of 405., with costs, for not having 
     
     gates or bars to his shed for the exclusion of Pigs, Sheep or Cattlo 
     
     according to law so made and provided. ,