THR SKA HIiskR, ~ CHARLOTTETOWN EROS PAN? PACT YP ; PUD SUR FORWUIAY, WA © BW Yoq [yo BE LET, ot SOLD, (the present - Proprietor wishing to retire), and On Thursday, 26th September, ans eny Praitinin given. the well ical teh amen lial ns known © PHORNIX FOUNDRY”) ia PRECISELY — O'CLOCK. Charlottetown, tt has all the articles FIRST DAY. and advantages ready for unmediate op. FIRST RACE. eration-—moniding boxes, (more than filty of them Tron), patterns for casting Stoves, WEEPSTAKES of Thirty Shillings|i# reat Variety; Bill work, Saw Mitts, euch-£5 added—for 3 year olda— Grist Mills, and maciunery of vanous second Horse to save his stake. Set. One descriptions; Smiths’ and Engineers’ Aliis, Mares io be allowed 5 Ibs. Tools: self-acting boring and screw cut- SECOND RACE. ting Lathes; also, a Coke Oven, &c. &c. PLATE FOR ALL AGES <—L7 10s—2/2he whole fronting om Hillsborough S fe} t¥ ; (om Y Puy GQOAQY Hooper's Cheap New Store. Suuated atihe South Side of Queen «? ware. ATTACHED To THs se'cK Hooskt, wHEeRE AVenky ARTICLE i) YW XARING APPAREL, TEA, GROLERITS, B.C. Can be had at astonishingly low prices. MYIIIS Store will be open for ehout SIX WEEKS only, during which time a LARGE STOCK must be disposed of. Come and judge for your selves, N. B.—Good TEA from 1s. 64. to 2s. yeer olds, 6 et, 3 ibs. Syear olds, 7et. 6 lbs River, on the South, and Water Sveet,| gq . ready made SHIRTS for 10d.; other 4 year olde, 8 st. 3S lbs. 5 year olds, 9 et. 3 ibs.}on the North, and comprehending every Gund aged, 10st. Mile lieats. convenience for Moundery business in all THIRD RACE. its 4b Hh and as there is no competi- Sa ; tion in the Is/and, (comprising above 64. S IRSE.—Mile 7 »! LADIES, PURSE—Mile Heute | Weight og inhabitntay it affords an excellent ibs. exirs. opportunity for an extensive and profitable business. Further particulars made known on application to Jos. Hensier, Ese., or to J. N. Harris, Commission Agent and Auctioneer. | Charlottetown, Aug. 31, 1850. 3m. { aD , a * SWSPEAD. ] OT SALE OR TO BE LET, “ NEW- STEAD.” the residence of the Lfon. FOURTH RACE, WELTER RACE—L5 0 0, for all ages, tl ot. 7 ibs.—Mile Heats. SECOND DAY. Finsi RACE, SWEEPSTAK&S of Twenty-five Shillings each for all ares —!, 5added. Second Horse to ware his stese «©‘Veights as for the Pilate, fwet day. file and a distance heats. (martes HeNstry, situated on the SECOND RACE. Malpeque or Princetown Road, at the PLATE, L5G 0.—Mile Heats: Weights distance of Five miles from Charlottetown. same asfor Sweepstakes. Winning Horses to! The Farm consists of 356 acres of Laud, carry 4 ibs. extra, held under Lease for 999 years, at to. THIRD RACE. Rent of One Shilling per acre ; upwards A PURSE by the Stewards for Beaten of 100 acres are cleared, and ina high Worses. Mile Heats, Catch Weights, state of cultivation, the greater part of the ane Rauns RauiT DAT remainder is enc!osed within a Post and oars % eae on Rail Fence for the purpose of Pasture, Ton Shillings entrance for Plates and Ladies’|* 8d contains two excellent Springs of Purse. " Water. The House, which stends on en Horses to be entered and named to Mr. eminence, commands an extensive yiew Coles on the day before running. lof the surround ng country, of Charletre No Horse to start unless the rider be dressed | ' 7 . iw giopen colours. town, [ilishorough Bay, and the Gu! Stewarls to settle the time of running. In| St. Lawrence. its front extends 104 ‘e' ease of a walk over no public money will be, it contains a Dining-Roomand Draw o- | acded. ve core Reom, cach 27 feet by 18 feet, with tea! rete wien een kaa: other Situng Rooms, Pantry, back enc! DK. REYNOLDS. front Kitchens and Offices, and 13 Bed-} Angust 23. ({si.) Rooms. Attyehed to the House are! a i Barns, Cow- fouses, Granary, lee-Hotse,} Valuable Beal. Estate. |g. articles in proportion. Whio would not make a shi? to get a shirt for 10d. ? The above store is eituated next to Morris’s Brick House, and not at the North Corner, as formerly, May, 29, 1850. FIRE! IPHE Subscriber has mnch pleasure in notifying tue Public, thai the Direc- . tors of the f Alliance Life & Fire Insu: os: ; Company” OF LONDON, have authorise:’ itm to make - consider- Stables for bight Horses, Coach Honse ‘able reduction in ihe rates of Premium. As policys hereafter become renew- Terms and particulars can be ascer- able, the Subser:ber will grant receipts peg : : . ; oe ; | ; ie FOKSALBat Wilmot Creek, Bedeque,|tatned by apolication at the Ofice of the at the reduced rate, without the necesetly the Fee Simple, of that very Valu-|Subseriver, in Desdrisay’s Building, op- ofa new Policy being issued. able Property, o.ned and occupied by! posite the Old Court House. the Subseriber, consisting of One Hun- fOSEPH TENSLEY. | dred Acrea, with all the Buildings, Stores harlottstowr, Aug. 27, and Valuable Impro\ements thereon.}| ——— : The wiiole of the Land has been reclaim-| Cattle, Sheep and fAgricule nword«< P af . 3 é i eb, and upwards of Fifty “Acres unde r! tural Produce. cultivation this year. ‘The immu nse] | ‘HET Y Sent quantity of Sea Manure and Mud on the! A : lassen one Seit amen Town- premises, and alwoys accumulating, | med . es “Sts af, #8; - a3. me a anitar bee tn aerty for 4 ae Berevy cued upow to inake payment of atl! ret ders it Mong st de: = i€ prope rly lor a isums o: money due by them tur Rent, Arrears Farmer, while ifs positing as a Commers| of Reat or otherwise—and they are notified cial Mart, renders it equally deserving! that Catrir Sueep. Pies, WHEAT, Bancey,! the ‘attention of the Merchant. For,04%s, orators, ‘Tunstes, Frogr, Oar-! further particilars, application to bel MP At: Uren, fork. Pickiep Saimon, and | de in Char! ttetown to the HI p Machareb, and Dried Coprish will be teken|! made in wharottetown 0 Mie On. 2. in payment at the Maric. prices, to be delivee| Laviland, or Daniel Brenan, or on thejred atthe Morreli Fan to Mr JOUN B. | premises to COX or ia Charlottetown, at Mir. DESBRI- , JOHN DUGGAN, [SAY‘'S Warchouse. ; AMES PEAKE abl he ‘ roby se 1 ne JAMI , at pee N. B.- or es elses aariaae CHABLES HENSLEY, may remain for someyears bearing anter- JOHN M. HOLL, eet on the property if required, THEO. DESBRISAY. Wilmot Creek, Bedeque, 27th Aug. ‘ August 2], 1850, Qin | {OR SALE, a few small Tracts of = | Wilderness Land, well wooded, in. i different parts ofthe Estate, of which plaas TO LET. : ‘can be seen on application to prour neatly finished Rooms, in a! _ T. DESBRISAY. s@ situated wit i invtesi-r. | Fa ne oe en emia, el fo rue Tenants anp SETTLERS ON } ne y. of i] f 7 . ‘ . > ° rnsuips N 8 2. warm and convement Sranie, &c. &c. rps SBIES NOS, ey My Mh, Abe 42% Abkaak dinodien ’ u, AND 6b, AND TO ALL OTHERS IN es 93 a Prince Kpwarp IsLanp, WHO ARE els. 20s ‘ INDERTED TO ME ON aNy AccouNT WHATSOEVER. HiREBY notify that [have this day aseigued over all my Real and Per-| sonal hstate in Prince Edward Isiand, to! Old Clothes Renovated BEAVERS, SILK AND PARIS HATS RE-STIFFENKED & CLEANED! : HE subscriver gratefully ackiiowledges'James Peake Esq., the Hen. Charles! the very lioeral support received from! fienstey, the ffon John Myrie Holl, ang, his friends, and now informs them andthe) Pheophuus Desbrisay, Esq., as ‘I'rustees public generally, that he has established fr (he payment of Debts and other pur- his business about tvo miles frow Char | poses. A‘l persens indebted to me are loustown oa the road leading to thejrequired to make immediate payment. to North River. ithe said i'rust-es, and all to whoin L may All orders left at Yrs. Seldon’s, Upper! be indebted are regnested to forward Queer Strect, or with the subserber will! their Accounts to the same parties for ad- be promptly and sausfactorilv executed, | jusument. .. see CHARLES WORRELL. JOHN HOBDS, Hatter, &>. » juna 29, In, Charlottetown, June 19, 1890, All persons. desivous of Insuring sre respectfully invited io take Policys from the * Auuiance.” Noman can consider his property to be sefe unless he be in- sured. “Deloys are dangerous,” esre- cially in this matter. Sat verbwn sopienlii. CHARLES YOUNG, Ch. Town, July 27. low Agent. Private Class for Young Ladies. MS. Rh. B. IRVING begs leaye re- -Y specifully to intimate to Parents and G iardians, in Charlotictown, that he pur- pores opening a YOUNG LADIES’ PRIVATE CLASS, on J/onday the 29th inst., sor Tuition Writinc, Exeuisu Grammar, ARITH- metIC, Book-KEKPine, &c., &c., &c., Hours or Tuyrion.—From 4 to 6 o’clock, i’. M., five days a week. Tuition Fee.—Twenty Suillings per School Quarter. Frenca.-—Ten Shillings per do. extra. Crass Room, Water Street, opposite the residence of the Hon. Mr. Young. July 27, 1850. 4. NOTICE. 4 Lb persous indebted to the Subscri- 4% ber by promissory Note or Book Ac- count ure herevy notified that unless their respective accounts are settied on or be- fore the 15th dey of October next, they |will on that dete be posttively sued for. Good merchantable produce will be taken in payment of those debts if delivered on or aQout the above date. J.D. P. COLES. July 10, 1350. P.S.—HARNESS of all descriptions and of superior workmanship anc finch will be excoanzed for Potatocs and Oats if delivered at the Subscriber's Premises, or at some convenient shipping place within the 20th ef October. 247 eee a neenen eee ae Cen ne | AWCRAG Ho Sale of Ayrshire and Durham STOCK, ‘0 BE SOLD by AUCTION, on THORSDAY the 19th day of Sre- TEMBER next, at 12 o'clock, at NEW- STEAD FARM, the following superior Cattle, of Pure Ayrshire and Durham blood, the property of tue Hon. Charles Hensley, viz :— 5 Cows, 3 Heifers, one year old, 3 (leifers, of the present year. Aso, at the same time a Sanapin Court, of Two years; a Brown Gexypine, of good qualities; and a Marx, Four years old. The Ayrshire and Durham Bux, bred by Mr. Hensley, will be offered for Sale after the Cattle Show in Charlottetown, on the 25th September. For terms of Sale apply to H. W. LOBBAN, * Sept. 4, 1850. Auctioneer, BAZAAR, BAZAAR. Temperance Bazaar!!! A BAZAAR will [p.v.] be held in the NEW TEMPERANCE HALL, on TUESDAY the Turrty-rFirst day of Decum- BEA vext at noon for the purpose of enabli the ‘‘Sons of Temperance” to fulfill their en- gage cuts in the erection thereof, Ali persons favourable to the Temperance Cause, will thus have an opportunity of mani- festing, not only their regard, but of proving their sympathy for its advancement. The sinallest contributions wil! be thankful- ly received by any of the {llowing Ladies, who have kindly consented ico take charge there- of — Mrs. Fitzgerald, Miss P. Duvis, — Rand, — Chappell, — Lydiard, Mrs. W. Bb. Dawson, — A. H. Yates, — T'rowan, Miss P. Desbrisay, — Mark Butcher. Mrs, G. 'T. Haszard, — Jobn \Villiams. Charlottetown, August 7,4850. =‘ [ Ali papers, KI DWC we Mme undersigned, having by Deeds, datew 17th day of June jast, been ap- pointed ‘Trustees of the Rea! and Personal Estate in this island, of Cuarres Wonr- RELL, Esquire, for the purpos« of manag- ing the sane, and of discharging all just Debls aud clain.s against the said Charles Worrell or bis said Estate, hereby require all Persons indebted .to the said Ciuarles Worrell, tu make immediate payment to them ; and all Persons having any Claime are requested with as jittle delay as pos- sible to forward jhe full particulars thereof to them for adjustmenc. JAMES PEAKE, CHARLES HENSLEY, JOHN M. HOLE, THEO. DESBRISAY. Direct to TuEoruiLus Deserisay, Esq., Ch. ‘Town, Charlottetown, July 10, 1850. To be let, ON a lease of 999 years, in Lots to suit purchasers, about 260 acres of excellent Land, part of the Estate of Wyther Grange, situate on the Winsloe Road about § miles from Charlottetown. ‘The situation is beantiful, commanding a view of Nova Scotia and the Harbour’s Mouth. ‘There are obout 40 acres cleared on the differ- ent Lots, and the remainder may be clear- ed ata trifling expence. Apply to Mr. Hotrorp, Wyther Grange, Winsloe Road, Lot 33. June 12, 1850. RRB Y Aik. . e Bell Hanging and Locksmith BUSINESS. "MELE Subscriber begs to notifyhis friends. and the public that he has removed ‘rom the Shop ijately ogcupied by him op- posite to the Coionial Building to the Shop lately occupied by Mr. George FPos- ter,in Kent Street, and opposite the re- sidecce of Henry Palmer, ’sq., where he w,!! carry on the various brancieés of his, business as heretofore. Jie returns his sincere thanks to the public for Uneir past, patronage, and trusts that he w.’] merit and receive a continuance, of the saine. DAVID O'NEALE, August 10.