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     -. .§AS2A¥3.D's.%;G§2Et1fE. MAW! 
     
    
   
   
    
     its pressure in pounds to the equercfooti and the 
     
     quantity’ of rain which falls from time to time, s 
     
     ltiviometer being sttstched to the apparatus. 
     
     be second chart indicates. iii a similar way, the 
     
     vcltw H the wind. Cd the linen hoshonlal Ito- 
     
     ‘ ' ' Each chart is 
     
     pnfittgd -fi tdenly-foul hours. The preeuir 
     
    
   
   
    
     0 
     
    
   
   
    
     er squpie MI is shown by perpendicular lines. 
     
     rang or d ' ,nmerdaaea with the strength of 
     
     the gum, ‘the dbectioe by a wavy outline, 
     
     mm-Q .1 I MI’ fidldlllfl tnthd variation ; 
     
    
   
   
    
     end tlrdrlell dfrehr by a line approaching‘ the per- 
     
     pendicular. in accordance with the heaviness ofthe 
     
     fall, ti! sttltlrl absence of rain being marked by a 
     
     horizontal line. By the application of a syplion. 
     
     the cylinder into which the reins is drawn all‘. and 
     
     the pencil prevented descending below the bottom 
     
     of the chart. ' - 
     
    

    
     The paper used for the principal chart hes a 
     
     yellowish ap sranee, resembling parchment, and 
     
     is prepared or the purpose with flake white and 
     
     gamboge. Ordipary.paper was found tcpollllt |h0 
     
     pencils too much. and cause the to slip over the 
     
     paper without leaving the necessary ‘mulls: but 
     
     the gritty nature of the eurfses obtained by the 
     
     preparation entirely obviates this inconvenience. 
     
     and the inset lines are distinctly end clearly 
     
     draws. In the other chart. that used to show the 
     
     velocity of the wied, rnoticn is given to the pencils 
     
     by the revolutions of the caps on the roof. These 
     
     cups were previously used by Dr. Robinson, of 
     
     Armagh, but have been adopted by Osler in his 
     
     apparatus. The automaton registerings of the 
     
     aneniotiieier are tllled and indexed ; and from these 
     
     records interesting comparisons, as well as deduc- 
     
     tions of great importance to meteorological science 
     
     generally. may be formed. For instance, we find 
     
     that for thetmonth of January, I859, the mean 
     
     hourly motion ofthe air was I92 miles : February, 
     
     I8 ll; March. 9.0; April, 9.3; May, 121} ; June, 
     
     1.35; July, I0.5; August. I06 ; September. 11. 
     
     2; October. 11.6; November, 12.6; December, 
     
     17.2 ; nulteing a mean for the year about 125 
     
     miles. It is a fact worth noting, too, that the 
     
     amount of horirniital motion of the air between 
     
     two and three o'clock in the afternoon is greater 
     
     than between two and three o'clock in the morn- 
     
     ing by about 95 per cent. 
     
    
   
   
    
     HASZARITS GAZETTE. 
     
     Saturday, Iarch 5, 1858. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘Be' hnudfenrnot: 
     
     A let all the ends thou aitn'st at, be thy country's, 
     
     Thy God's, and Trttth’s."—SItalraprars. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Coueiriai. Mail. with dates to the 25!]: 
     
     February, arrived last ni ht, we see only the 
     
     following items of news 0 any interest:— 
     
    
   
   
    
     The steamship Pniijic arrived at New York on 
     
     Monda morning last, with Liverpool dates to 
     
     the 9th Feb. four days later than previous news. 
     
    

    
     Sr 0. Wotid, at a banquet, had thrown out 
     
     a hint that it was the intention of the new 
     
     Ministry to extend the Franchise. 
     
    

    
     Parliament wee to resume business the day 
     
     after the Pacific left. 
     
    

    
     The steamer Parisian had ex Iodod in the 
     
     Rhine, and‘ several persons were rowned. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rarawsrs iir Nova Scoria.—'l‘hc Committee to 
     
     whom was referred the Railway Bills in the 
     
     Nova tia House of Assembly, after examin- 
     
     ing many witnesses, difered as much as before, 
     
     and divided c ually for and against the bills—— 
     
     thc casting vo in favour was given by Mr. 
     
     Howe, the Chairman of the Committee, and so 
     
     they were returned to the House without any 
     
     pro as being made. 
     
    

    
     Till: is a very unfortunate shte ofthingn, and 
     
     the only remedy appears to be by appoa to the 
     
     Country. The Recorder says that a issolution 
     
     pow seems inevitable.-—New Bntrrstcicker. 
     
    

    
     The H0fl..Pf0VIIICIII Secretary addressed the 
     
     House on the subject of the Fisheries, end the 
     
     net-t~~aity of adopting an address, praying Her 
     
     Majesty to sign N0 TREATY on this subject 
     
     without it being that submitted to the Colonial 
     
     Legislatures for their approval. 
     
    

    
     Passnnonss in the Mail-boat last night:—0spt. 
     
     Thom . lasers. DonnldM‘laaac, Samuel Burdick, 
     
     end illiam Hancock. _ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     iioviu. AGRICULTURAL socii7rr’s GRAIN 
     
    
   
   
    
     hind Plan, Jehn C. Wright, letp, 
     
     I r. re. s , . 
     
     €'iii‘.'i'.'.i it w sti...e enter 
     
     rvt-'lit-t---rm -r9_t‘s~ati:.-trr 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mn-rirru IN nmau or -rin Marita Linton Law. 
     
     —-A large end res ctuble meeting was held at 
     
     the Temperance gill, on Wednesday evening, 
     
     last, Rev. 8. T. Rand in the chair, to listen to a 
     
     Lecture on “ The evils of the Iitpuor trafic,” by 
     
     the Rev. Isaac Murray of Caveu isli. The Rev. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lecturer was listened to with the most marked- 
     
    
   
   
    
     sttontion throughout, and there were occasional 
     
     outbursts of the most enthusiastic cheering. His 
     
     deliineations of the evils, moral, social, civil, 
     
     and physical, reeultin directl from thcodious 
     
     trallc were so r, trul ful, an telling. A tavern 
     
     was described as being--what all such laces 
     
     really erc—oiid always have been, and a ways 
     
     must be, with scarce an cxceptiou—by whatever 
     
     name designated, a lace of evil, and onl 
     
     evil, and that c0nt' call , where the vain an 
     
     the vicious asscmble—where God is dishonored, 
     
     religion banished, and humanity outraged,- 
     
     whcre obscenit ,oaths and cursee,prcfanc jeste, 
     
     and low ribal r , mingling with the fumes of 
     
     alcohol, pollutst e very atmosphere of the place, 
     
     and stream rth in a moral pestilence ;—w ere 
     
     all vice springs up and luxuriates, as in is hot 
     
     bed, cntailin ruin, temporal and eternal, upon 
     
     the wretch inmates of the esmblishinent 
     
     themselves, and all that are sucked within the 
     
     vortex of its influence. The meetin was so 
     
     highly leased with the lecture the they re- 
     
     uested r. Murray to allow it to be published. 
     
     is trust it will shortly be placed in the hands 
     
     of all engaged in the truflic, and of every Legis- 
     
     lator, and sent to every family in the Island. 
     
     'flieTetition to the Legislature, already numer- 
     
     ously signed, was read diepla ed to the 
     
    
   
   
    
     meeting, the list of names extending several . 
     
    
   
   
    
     ards, and a number who had not previous-l 
     
    

    
     y signed, ad ed their names. It is believed that 
     
     with ver little elfort ten thousand respectable 
     
     naiucs might be obtained in the Island, pleading 
     
     for the entire and immediate abolition of the 
     
     Liquor trafic.--Corn. 
     
    

    
     (I-‘or Hasurtl's Gazette.) 
     
     Ms. Eni'roe:— 
     
    

    
     I quite agree with the remarks which have 
     
     fallen from “ Libertas,” as published in your 
     
     paper of Saturday last, nnd am glad to see, even 
     
     at this late period, some one comin forward to 
     
     direct public attention to Mr. Gla stone's cele- 
     
     bi-ated Bill, and to give the church portion of 
     
     the community souie insight into the character 
     
     of the man who is endeavourin , per [far nefas qua, 
     
     to force his scheme of church Eogis ation on the 
     
     Colonies. If the Bill is of that value to the 
     
     interests of the church which it is said, by 
     
     some, to be, why is it that the accredited organ 
     
     of the Diocesb has been so long silent on its me- 
     
     rits, and allowed so much valuable time to {pass 
     
     awa without directing the attention 0 its 
     
     rea ers to its im rtancel Why is it, that 
     
     public meetings 0 the cler and Iaity whose 
     
     interests are involved in the ill, have not been 
     
     convened, and the o inions of some thousands 
     
     of church members on elicited! Why is it 
     
     that the advocacy of so im ortant a measure 
     
     has been entrusted to a mem r whose motives 
     
     we may well we ‘ct, although conferring ‘gifts, 
     
     while so many 0 England's sons might be ound 
     
     fully equal to the task, wlioso attachment to 
     
     their church has never been doubted, and whose 
     
    

    
     ve for her time-honoured rites has not, for one 
     
     moment, been called in question? And why is 
     
     it that to this hour the professed Guardian of 
     
     our rights has not shown us some of the signal 
     
     benefits which would accrue to the church upon 
     
     the suing of this Bill? 
     
    

    
     hen on the one hand I consider these things 
     
    

    
     and look at the men of Tractarian sentiments, 
     
    

    
     who have taken it under their special tron- 
     
    

    
     age, and, on the other hand, look at e Bill 
     
    

    
     itself with its vague and ambiguous terms 
     
     which may be interpreted in some non-natural 
     
     sense; is there not a reason for su posing, in 
     
     the absence of all information on the subyect, 
     
     that the Bill is not intended either to benefit the 
     
     church generally, or to confer on her members 
     
     the power of carrying out such wholesome and 
     
     necessary reforms,as the times demand, and the 
     
     circumstances of the church require, for its 
     
     future stability and usefulness, but to relieve 
     
     Bishops, give them a less responsible mode of 
     
     efecting t eir own pur es, and the power of 
     
     moulding the church to t eir own liar views? 
     
     I know of no way of obmining e information 
     
     we require, since we are purposely kept in the 
     
     dark by those who ought to enlighten us, except 
     
    
   
   
    
     loved, fiillowurs of the same Lord, friends of 
     
     the eaves Bible, and with us, prohsting against 
     
     the errors of Papal Rome. - 
     
     _ I remain. 351'. &c., 
     
    

    
     Joint Oasmaa 
     
    
   
   
    
     irsoriairics’ isirrrrtrrd 
     
     Last evenin ,' the Rev. Mr. Snodgraee deli- 
     
     vered a very c sets and eloquent Lecture before 
     
     the Institute, on “ The conrhrclir-rt baioeerthilltfi 
     
     irttcllea,¢AeeevindsIaIz"' tor‘ e wtca,"w e 
     
     the Rev. Lecturer udlfi in ajvery masterly 
     
     and able manner. The Institute was well at- 
     
     tended, especially by the Ladies. A short but 
     
     interreeting discussion followed the delivery of 
     
     the Lecturc—aftor which it was announce by 
     
     the Vice President Mr. Kenny,) who ocou ied 
     
     the Chair, that on hureday evening next, r. 
     
     John LeP‘age, would deliver a Lecture on “ The 
     
     evil: and airninsbly n or.” 
     
     though a Teacher, is, we believe, his gr't:iti_ 
     
     measure, a self-educated man. We beg, t e- 
     
     fore, to bespeak for him afiill house ands. 
     
     punctual attendance.-—Irl. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tnnllasslr today after the long period of 
     
     bad travelling sliews unusul activity. The 
     
     Pork is well worth looking at, and isa credit 
     
    
   
   
    
     to our farmers. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. [4ePago,' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Karrled, 
     
     At Woodstock, Western Road, Cescumpec, on 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wednesday, the flld February, by Robert Gordon, 3 
     
     F ll 
     
    
   
   
    
     sq. J. I'., Mr. W lain Dongherty, to Maria, fourth 
     
     daughter of Charles Craswell, Bq. both of Lot 0. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Birth, 
     
    

    
     On the 80th December. 1851, at Ebly, in Glou- 
     
     cestershire. England, the wife ofC. 3. Dexter  tof 
     
     :i daughter. 
     
    

    
     At Georgetown, on the 38th ultimo, Mrs.’ James 
     
    

    
     on ol it sun 
     
    
   
   
    
     Died, 
     
    

    
     Yesterday, at Wither Grs e, the Hun. Joel:-is 
     
    

    
     ensure. a member of thenLegielative Council, in 
     
     the Clst year af his age. 
     
    

    
     Suddenly. at Menorge in Scotland, at the resi- 
     
     dance of James Hspbum Lyell, I-1sq.. her brother-iu- 
     
     law, Charlotte, the beloved wife of Captain R. H. 
     
     Cpulgh Time, Esq., II. 8., late of Prince Edward 
     
    

    
     I 
     
    
   
   
    
     Is . 
     
    

    
     On the 29th of October, 1851, on board the ship 
     
     Una. bound to Australia. in the Slat year ofher age, 
     
     deeply lamented by relatives and friends, Elisabeth 
     
     Lucretia, the beloved wife of James D. Lawson. 
     
     formerly merchant of thit town. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Meteorological Journal. 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     nanolnrnn. rirlnnelsrxe. 
     
     H‘ Lowest loan. H’ heat Lowest Daily 
     
     , Nth, , 21-—23d Inn. 
     
     I018 8.11 29.68 45.5 -8.4 28.8 
     
     gwiitn ar 9. a. I. wnarrrsn. 
     
     fi).N.N.E.stg. gale. Overcast, with snow, till 8p.m; 
     
     then blue sky, andsururn. 
     
     3  light b. Blue  
     
     . i tair. ue (ll 8 .; pass- 
     
     ' ing lbldudsl till 8,‘ ilien over- 
     
     all. 
     
     28 8. fresh breeee. Overcast; passing sleet from 6 n. 
     
     lID.d!lIl3 . m.; then overcast 
     
     - n . 
     
     g ! air. Overcast, with passing rein. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Overcast, with passing snow, till 
     
     9p in; then overcast and 
     
    
   
   
    
     NW. mod. breese. Overcae’t; sli ht snow between 
     
     8 p.ni. and . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown Markets, Feb. 26. 
     
     Beef, (small) lb. Sjd a lid Grease, Id a 1 
     
     Do., by quarter, 8d a lid Butter, (flesh) Is a In 1d 
     
     18:, (by the tub) lllde In 
     
    
   
   
    
     Poi-lr, Md a -Ild 
     
     ., Id e Cd 
     
     Million. _ fld a Qd Tallow. Id a 10d 
     
     lamb, per , none Wool. Is a la 
     
     Vsal,pei-lb, 8de5d Hcmeepun,yd. 8sSda5s 
     
     Helhpcrlb .Ib Ode}: I-‘lour.pes'lb.b 
     
     leIIse¢e_ I. per , . per . I 
     
     Rabbits. a 4d Barley, bushel, h Gd 2s 3: 
     
     0odfisli,psr qtI.,ueaus 1.14.1. Ind 
     
     Ieadefid Pear Barley,perlh. lld 
     
     Foilllr e la Id Potatoes, & a 2: Cd 
     
     Ducks. each, none ' , 10d a Is 
     
     Geese, Is9de2s6d Carrots, par bush. 
     
     Pertridges, 8d a 9d Hay. per ton, 50s a We 
     
     Eggs, per doaen. ‘Id ll Oil traw, per cwt. la a In 3d 
     
    
   
   
    
     Good and Cheap Accommodation. 
     
     AN be had at Kla'ruln'e Courrnr Man.- 
     
     xnr. foot of Round Church Hill. Halifax, 
     
     Nova ‘a. 
     
     II!’ Persons desirous of transacting Business, will 
     
     had it to their benefit, as this House is convenient to 
     
     the Mail Steamers, and all public traussetiens. Call. 
     
    
   
   
    
     copy. 
     
    

    
     A insert" the above editorially, 
     
     wink pangs.’ F75. ebb‘-rteeeive tbefletwlalcne 
     
     pgblncriptiees received at Gno.vT. lIaseaen'e 
     
     Issuers.  ’~l . 
     
    
   
   
    
     d csssar _ _ 
     
     ¥:ls|se from P. E. Island at the appointed time 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     COMHISIARILT. 
     
     ILLS of l:‘.X,CHANGR:drawu npfl the lords 
     
     sight, for-,any_ earn ve £50 Stalls‘. 
     
     will be greuted in euhage for Dollars at 
     
    

    
     ‘ u. be paid into thelilitarychastatthis 
     
     rticulars can  obtained at this  
     
     R0 ERT BOOTH, Dep. Ast. Com. Gen. 
     
     Commissoriat, P. E. n 
     
    

    
     Ch. Town,‘ rel). 24. I353. 
     
    
   
   
    
     - CASH ! CASH ! 
     
    

    
     S the Subscriber wishes to dh cf the whole 
     
    

    
     of his Stock by the hret of uy, ofere at redu- 
     
    

    
     cad prices hls dry Goods. Crockery, Ilardwsreaed 
     
    
   
   
    
     Groceries. , 
     
     JOHN ABCHIIALD KcDONALD 
     
     March let, II”, In 
     
    
   
   
    
     Winter Arrangement of Malls. 
     
    

    
     THE MAILS for transmission to the neighbonrtg 
     
     Prcvinea. Newfee and the Uni 
     
    

    
     rates. during the euauig Winter. will be made up 
     
     every THURSDAY at noon. eomiuneiii on Thurs- 
     
     da , the ldah December; and the Iaih r and 
     
     will be made up on that day and on the days fa law- 
     
    
   
   
    
     CAH l! 
     
    
   
   
    
     l:‘hi.srsdsy, January 2'1. Thursday, March 15. 
     
    

    
     Thursday, February 10. Thursday, April 1. 
     
    

    
     Thursday, February Id. Tlsnrsday, April 81. 
     
     ll . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Letters for the Cape of Good Hope.,“Anstralia, end- 
     
     . . ' '. . 
     
    
   
   
    
     sun to be 
     
     u.'il...i. 
     
     General Put Ofiee, Nev. , I852. 
     
    
   
   
    
     IIIIIGRATION 1'0 AUS'.l'.'R.A:I’..IAl 
     
     Shares In tpe Emlgra Company 
     
     0 
     
    
   
   
    
     H11 Committee of Management of the "Emine- 
     
     tiug Company of Prince Edward Island." ‘v 
     
    

    
     iug, in accordance with the power and authority 
     
    

    
     vested in them. concluded an 
     
    
   
   
    
     agreement with an able 
     
     ' _Auld of 
     
    
   
   
    
     which vessel, it is calculated. wi be ready to 
     
     from P. E. Island. for s Pcrtiu Australia, on or be- 
     
     fore the tar Ocs-ones, 1853; and all the SHARES 
     
     in the said Company not hsv' yet been subscribed 
     
     for. or taken up, Do hereby give notice, that Copies 
     
     ofthe .1 rticlee of .4 neutral are left with Mn. Stu- 
     
     Plllll Bovvsn, o Charlottetuwn,Ms.. Was. M9- 
     
     Keir, of Cavendish, and Ma. 0. Cus.'rss_, of Curtis- 
     
     dele, who will, each, afibrd all necessary information 
     
     concerning the obyects of the said Cornpsuyil and 
     
     who have power, individually, to dispose of S as in 
     
     the said Compeny.to a certain limited extent, to such 
     
     individuals as may apply for them, and ara,_st the 
     
     same time, prepared to comply with, and shale by, 
     
     the Rules and Articles of the said Com y. _ 
     
     N. B.-—It is expected that all who me wish to 
     
     take any it of the uua pI’Opl_|IlOd SHA_ B, will 
     
     rceivet a propriety o securing them without do- 
     
     I”, for die sooner the Saheeriptisa  of the  
     
     elici- 
     
     rture of the out ‘a 
     
     "' "flu. 
     
     _ 0. CURTIS, Secretary. 
     
     Charlottetown, Jan. 21, I858. 
     
    
   
   
    
     LAND ASSESSHINT. 
     
     Treasurer's Oliee. Charlottetown, P. E. Island, 
     
     ' January I5, 1953. ‘ 
     
     IN ureusnce of the Actef the General Amembly 
     
     or this Island, made and  the _ _ 
     
    

    
     year of the reign of Her pyreeeut Msyeety, intituled 
     
     An Ad for levying fort on Auesarnent on all 
     
     Lands in this Colony, and or {liven 
     
     Education," and of an ct made in amendment 
     
     ereto, and passed in the Twelflh year of Her said 
     
     Majesty's Reign, intituled .1» Act to explain and 
     
     present 14:! for the Jseeesvners! :1‘ Land, 
     
     and the encouragement e Mutation : I do hereby 
     
     give Public Notice that have made Proclamation, 
     
     according to the terms of the said Act, of the under- 
     
     mentioued Town Lots, Pasture Lots, Islands, and 
     
     parts of Townships in this Island, in arrears for the 
     
    

    
     non-payment of the several sums due and owi 
     
     thereon to Her Ma’ y, under and by virtue of the 
     
    
   
   
    
     rngesteril 
     
    
   
   
    
     - by calling a meeting of the parishioners, and it . H:r:ex, Peb., I858. Siuls 5"‘ "'°"i°"d A9" ‘I’ 
     
    

    
     The Grain Show and Annual General Meeting strikes me that our worthy Rector would not . N 3  T ‘um N“ ““;;;,"‘ 
     
     of the above Society, took place in the Tempe refuse to call. such, upon a properly signed FOUND, T°""l“l,’, °' 9’ ° 1:. ' 41’ "5 
     
     rauce Hell, on Wednesday last. The Hon. Ju gs requisition being sent_in to him. N “N s,_ Pu“... Rut bu...“ 0.1”,‘ ‘mi “ "2 1" u u: "82 
     
     Peters, President of the Society, in the Chair. I am Sir, ours, &c., yum. M.D°,,.ld.., on an H“. hunt". Box " 18. my .. go. lgggg 
     
     The weather was unfsvougable, there being very Peo Liana-an Eccusus. cgnpugg, °f.t,.,,; 40 u,._ ,..' ht, .. 19: no u 54, 3030 
     
     little snow on the ground, still there was a very March 3, 1853. KB 31,]; cofi'[N_ as go_ 134“ n 55, 570 
     
     res table and numerous _ attendance. and the ~——————-—— March 3, rear. tints u at, sis 4- as, 347 
     
     articles odbred for competition were mostly of To -me Em-i-oit or Haszasifs Gaznrs. H 28, 8142 “ 59, 885 
     
    

    
     . a superior quell . Alter the Judges had banded ; ARPI-IRS’ MAGAZINE, for FEBRUARY and an 24, too 4' so, 1500 
     
     In IIIOIT AWI.|’d.I C PICIIODIII I(Idl‘CIIOd IIIO MOOI- Pep-ogiving  you: lggt WP“  ‘up. MARCH,]uet FOGCIVOG II G. T. HAIIAjn'| es :5, 75“ " 02, I187 
     
     in? in a very impressive and eloquent speech, to have spoken dig ra. gly ofthg mom. 3°°hl°|’°~ ‘ ' " 3,3. M07 ' “ 37. 30° 
     
     caling upon all interested in the welfare of the l’,f,’,,,,y,.,.,ci,...,i.,.:r:,,,,i',i.,d'f’i'..1.,.m.g,,,,- “ 3|. 1000 500'!‘ ‘WI 145 
     
     Socieiy to come forward and give it their aid. M. Meeting, I beg to send 0,, 5 col, of wt,“ WANTE IA.'J.'.$iY " 32. 5044 Bnnbnry‘ “ la 
     
     The sport for the past year was then read and 1 {Mg ,..,,,.,.-.,.1, .,,,d ,.t,,,,,1 1,... 1 3,1 ,,,, 0,, -teusm-:i.s en... nuicx on-ks r... 3 88. 699 St Pen; 6 gill 
     
     adopted. After which the following olieers were the ., oreggid occasion, H u 399 mg 3 oo 9 _ Seed for which the highest cash price “ an 13“ “'','‘!m“: 'i“_ 
     
     appointed for the ensuing ye . PM, no cp,,,,.,,1,m,m, gguohod, {mm ed“, will be given by the subscriber. L W (“Lu " ‘S. "00 India... . 
     
    

    
     Presldsat—-Charles Hesnsrd. Eeq.. tion. and principle, to formal and ritual worship. ,, h , ,”w__l&A ' ' ct...-|.n.g..._ 1'.t Hundred of own Lots Q of No 
     
     Vice Presidents. { Jl::In’l.Ih"Bl:‘I°plI|('!I. . bnfl?:’Vlfoe$y::|iInl.s:otiis?y§ eleiy Iotfdoiiiii . m I n H  ‘ii ;'1::' '45 g or N. as -heath. or 
     
     G°N|'|'|"-‘"01"! l'°'i!""‘llv 501-. Hoflblot W- foyr t that you are an of-shoot front the Church N is g. ',P‘U8°tT°uRE.c] Enr.lVEw1D'n‘ ‘com “ no, 93.’ 0 . ' . ' 
     
     Swabey. 3- Ila. -la?! 'l°"'- ""l G°.°'l° c°l°'- of n land, that John Wesley was a Cliurchman, L7 ago‘ ’ ath Hundred, of No. I9, 4-l5t.bs ef No." 88. 
     
     “"""' P"“°k' "" ""' m""' """'° and t at you possess, amonpt your most zealous O°mp‘n1°n’ 5th Hundred, of No. b § of No. 98. 
     
    

    
     "'“"”"""°"' P‘ B"""" D‘ °"3'°"' 1°“ members man who once worshipped in the PUBLISHED I-‘V’, BOSTON. -N-I58-. pm... Louie Clserlol. town Royalty, No. 191. 
     
     -3- |“.MIIIItlII’ Lllrtl. 70-. 317- chill" GWIVI’. Eu 1- h by, c . and H ,, c|.,,,,.°h,,,,,,, 1 11,“, ILL commence eti‘tbe lat of Janet , I858. To... Lot. in G clown: 
     
    

    
     r. “L Hyde. and Geoff’ Ll. 51- 8 ‘'51 my ea t }, d 3}, ' be a new Vo|uma—-be‘ Volume IV thieele- N, 7 3. 1, Lg“. 0:0“... Ru‘. 2_ 1,“. 
     
    

    
     The foilowiug sums awarded by the Judges were oflu.‘ I n 3 . an 9.“. . "9 main " gent illuminated Journal. twill appear with new ," A: i No“? 3",‘, 1 Lag‘, 3:13 No_ 9 R", , 
     
     then paid to u cont titers: l°""'3°'" C°.mml""°n and Jomms you’ - “on t pa new head’ . and e leadidly improved in every 1 1;,” pf 1", g 3;". g mm, 3. "Km 
     
     win”, 1,, ,,,,u_ ,, y,,h,, McG|:‘,,,._ pm 5 ._ d_ such an occasion it becomes me to say, with all J. ‘nwon. b‘. n which th Pd“ i. '0 “ ‘run’ I,‘ 4 [Am  . . . . 
     
    

    
     an, egg tn '.,. wmp”, t,.,y,_ 1 in 0 christian sincerit , that I hope they may realise mf.'°.d_ Th. “hm,” i. "ulna ,0 “ma” ,5. '25"; M. in Gflnomu ‘fink,’ N“ .9 .0 
     
     D°‘ 24' t 1“ P""'°"- N” 65'3"» ‘n “my “"5” °' (mm um °l‘n5°"'m°" °f new year with a circulation of one hundred thousand, f "9 313 319 .94 335 ~ ’ ' 
     
     We \ I 0 0 spirituality and more of Ohrisfian union. ‘Ml ‘hon,-0,, of," mg mm mm‘; ,,,g.,,,,,,.,,,, ,,, I ° ’ ]'_..'_’h,. in l§,.h“,.,", 
     
     2 rewatflnrv-13 pvisie, W. Hodges, Esq. We are old-fashioned and still‘, you are young ,m,',_ R.,,;,,}.‘ 3,. M; Q! ,5. . ., an gr... 5,..- N“ L‘, .(4_ g. mg 5, 
     
     D ttmltis. ca ~ _ i to 0 and vi rous ; we revere foruie—the_ieere nno ,.,,,.,,, 5. .,.g_ . ..I,.¢...'.g..n|, germ... um. N,_ 5, 3,, g_ m,;.'.,. 1, hm. p_ 
     
    

    
     °-"‘ r"v ‘IE5. 53! 50- l 0 0 clout t c more reverenced—you rcyect them gag. of thy. pie, the pa iaher, with this it _ 3 go ,_ 4. 3. do B_ 
     
     4 "°"°‘ °~'-I" - “NI Ftylnloll. altogether and view themes treuimels upon your of prices wt vsetl improve his already eplend y ' g. 3 t 4,, g g, 3 
     
    

    
     5' lh‘ ' I I0 0 d t’ ” ‘ll t ted ' er I ' ll willa rent ovn- 4..." ' ' ' 
     
     D"’“ l"'l""w' M°"l”"‘°b 55- I ° ° eI'(i'li|dmiiot on for in such a lace it was not insnfitnbe mJ:nil":tbd in the engravingglepanlliliewlilt. as ’ :0 ::  :'. :0  
     
     °“"‘l" d°-- ‘l°l"‘ M‘°l"fl|’. ll lbs. I to 0 to 3.,’ W}, 1 mfg"-e this Church of well eain the literary character of 1 per; so that " ." 7' “T .’ 4: 4 5: 3' 1° D' 
     
     D"—““' H" 'mm"  ' ° ‘’ i''°°m“ii icuyai P can inllnitel above the Piotovi-I-I-It IPP9" in '“!'°- W M‘! It M-W " s. e' do i’ ti: :3 
     
     c'°""'°°“'l" l"l*‘-"""" ' 1 10 0 om m ' 0 C1“ h 1 all the enaemiemssf iseeelsvlshlybsseewedepon ‘ " g. 5' go ,' ,1 E 
     
    

    
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     '° “' . ' I 0 ° ‘ mm“ 3*, to from on enhanced excellence I perfection. ll 0501!. I50 g_ Q. 3. 4.,‘ |_ 3. |.|_ 
     
     Timoth leed—-Ch her Bull-nan. e o e mi ‘°°"‘ "' . 3° whole paper WI" be 7" Hrttlfi 10 --ythlll "If " 1 note do i ~ do J 
     
     Pwllz-rbr-Gown r‘ t-1.!‘--i. I to -o Chm *0 "'°"'°'» 5"‘ lJ““8° “°‘. ‘°“““'.“ oseneto the ublieb the vision... I; tsrml-s ‘ ' ' ' 
     
     '1‘. ‘I'll! . with the conviction that the Cliurgh is apostolic ,, ,5. r,,n...i..: list, wyliieh tones I part only or .5. go 3 1:. 3 :. 3  
     
    

    
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     '11.. articles which tea been ..i...ns...i for by the Mrlolf or 0 ,0" Without -81 In, -mime from _Mrs. A... s s._.,.i..... it... i.. H. Blgcernny, am 3,}, ,,f_ o,,_,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,‘,,,,,, ,,,,, '-,~,._,,,, 9, kn, 
     
     Society, for the par. of being sent to the ta.i.'.t.'.. Communion. In short. I will not yield to Alice 3. ivui. st... t>s_ut..c.._-Iy. Mlee Allee Cev , I, in mm, M P,,,,,,,,,.,, ,, ..,,,,,,,,,_ ,, 
     
     this teen til et ow York. in the ensuing summer, I Ifl'dI‘0st|::llh.h.0b:gl0 vane-i‘-ie°bdle_ Cpltzrehlg of ma. EI|’ol|:'O Ogiekllfie Adele M- w:",;,-  notitIetI,rtiatirieeeat-is eain charged at them essforp 
     
     w than the) ‘tedf th . nwon in use egty. is. . Iy en. 0- - '5 beat. [me ' in . 
     
     pI.:.pose— P yin, P(‘I|..Beer‘,"Jr.-.—‘ of or friends, but not by me. Let her only have N E. It. It. Waldo. Rev E Hllllel Well. I. M, ,5. .., Sh: ' gm gt... 1-,,.,';f 
     
    

    
     the as action made: a teehnt earnest iuiniet and active y . Herbert. T. T- 3- Ariltlf. A 1 H M 3."... can ¢ry.,p.,,.,... ,. 55 mpg I, ch". 
     
    

    
     Barrel  G. Dsgnall. I'.s1..New G|as- co-operators, and I shall not youbt of her fut. D suns. Wipes I500?!‘ w- 50%. Fulfill |,,,,,,,,,,._ '55.; .ut.,,.,....g. g. M’ 
     
    

    
     I0; k ."k'‘._. I 2 nd R0“ filling her Iheiou, and of her 0':IIfl'I'|‘::n  Perk Benyamie, Dr. J. V. .‘Itnlth. ’ C .1‘, g".-,:.,“.d'm g.  mg. 8“ 
     
    

    
     0 I. :0’. ll! - to be acce end owned of the L0 0 st. "- . " prairie onrt, er’ t e an Term. grnent 
     
    

    
     De. flgfiy » _ ' mu, - < "M, f II the terms of pevt—0ne - - ' /oh“, . _ 
     
     lastice. * '  hm,” B." 3,? ,,',::',:.|,,',:   {O3 agfhmzymyf Snbecrib"ef‘.’_:t'I:‘!‘:e.I‘. 08.00; twe sabeerib.ers. .5 00;  ‘M “H .2. ‘d or had’ tap” 
     
    

    
     De. Panel flarley,0 W 't,l:aq., Royalty. - , r ' of but eebsaribsrs. 00; sight aeleet-Iber_s, ie.ee. ymw“ pops. 1-"“.,..,_ 
     
    

    
     T" hm.‘ M“"““ 7- “ul my.“  ni:i)ns‘F uf rife.  opptirtrliiir "P" ‘m .. “l.n...,“| an f 1'“  H V ‘V * 
     
    

    
     chases. Atsa. tame. : Ole . . . . ' . 4 \ ‘ throughout ueeeeatry a its in 0 III-fin It " ' I V ‘ ‘ , ‘ 
     
    

    
     1-“ M‘. W-_ 0'". ' . ch"°:“.°,:'”_ nitses of intercourse than as brethren be- . "ah I,“ °    “AT. II I 
     
    
   
   
    
     . .m.c0c I-tub On». for 
     
     which tsestesetpise will bepaid. in sea... 
     
    
   
   
    
     N’ .. roplt esbuw a.oosat.n. 
     
     can asrnn-unset. own‘ a 
     
    
   
   
    
     Comuiiseioeses of Her II::ty'e.‘I‘rsesII'y. at. 
     
     Blllleh» 
     
    
   
   
    
     aoorrosrs.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     LAND FOR SALE. ‘ 
     
     r 0 BE_ now. by Public AUCTION. on u._. 
     
    
   
   
    
     tsched. at Cove Heed, belonging to Messrs. JOHN 
     
     and WILLIAM AULD, and formerl advertised for 
     
    
   
   
    
     It 
     
     the Subsctibtbr, at his Olfice in Charlottetown. 
     
     JOSEPH IIENSLEY. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AI.so.--At the SAME TIME and PLACE, 
     
     Stfrtg Jlcrss LBASEHO LA I), s the 
     
     HOU EHOLD FURNITURE of Mr. John Auld 
     
    

    
     Charlottetown, Jan. 26th, 1853. 
     
    
   
   
    
     HAINE LA PETPPION. 
     
     PARTIES having charge of the MAINE LA W 
     
     PETITIOJV'thronghont the Ielaud,ure respect- 
     
     felly requested to use their best exertions to have the 
     
     nine signed,ae nunierously and speedily as ossible, 
     
     it being necessary that e said Petition shon d be re- 
     
     turned on ‘er before the lint day March next. 
     
     N. B.-—Retnrn the Petition by some careful hand, 
     
     Mr J. W. Morrison, No. 8, Queen 
     
    
   
   
    
     add to . 
     
     Street, Charlottetown. 
     
     JAMES MORRIS, 
     
     Sec’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     y. of Con. Com. 
     
     Charlottetown, Feb. 7, tabs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MONEY T0 IIIND. 
     
     NQUIRE at the Ofiice of Citations Panssen, 
     
     Q... Charlottetown. 
     
     February 1, 1853. I Isl. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bazaar at Georgetown! 
     
     N T U 58 D A Y, the 8th March, there will 
     
     be held, in the Division Room of the Sons of 
     
     Temperance, at Georgetown, a BAZAAR, which 
     
     w' commence at 10 o'clock, a.ni. 
     
    

    
     On the Evening ofthe same da , and at the same 
     
     place, there will be a TEA ME TING, which will 
     
     open at 6 o'clock. Several public Addresses will be 
     
     delivered during the evening; also, llluaic, instru- 
     
     mental and vocal, will occup the short intervals of 
     
     time that may pass between t e Addresses. Tickets 
     
     of admission, ls. dd. each. 
     
    

    
     Should the articles at the Banner be not all disposed 
     
     of st privateesle, they will be sold at Public Auction. 
     
    

    
     he object. of for the present underta- 
     
     king, II to raise funds for purposes connected with 
     
     the Episcopal Church at Georgetown, viz., to assist 
     
     in getting an Organ for the Church, and the balance 
     
     to e added to a Subscription List about to be com- 
     
     menced, for the erection ofn Parsonage House. 
     
    

    
     The smallest donations for the Biiziiur-—plain arti- 
     
     cles cfneedle work, &c., that worild he likely to sell 
     
     in the oountr —will be most gratefully received at the 
     
     Bookstore e Geo. T. Hasaartn, Esq , Charlotte- 
     
     town; and at the Oiiice of Wes. Sasnnnsorc, Esq., 
     
     Georgetown. 
     
    

    
     Georgetown, Feb. 4, 1853. 
     
    
   
   
    
     REMOVAL. 
     
    

    
     HILIP MACFADYEN, Licensed Taverns- 
     
     Knlrln and Vrc'rriAi.1.a:it, begs leave to 
     
     inform his friends and the public in general that he 
     
     has removed from Dorchealer Street, to a large and 
     
     commcdious House and Pnsitises, in Sydney Slrtet, 
     
     directly in the rear of Hazard’: Printing Euabli; - 
     
     meat; and that, with a view to public ecuornmodiition, 
     
    
   
   
    
     to convenience, comfort, and respectability. 
     
    
   
   
    
     to Queers Sqtiaitn, wt l he und convenient for 
     
     t accommodation of individuals from the country 
     
     regularly attending the Markets; as also to such as 
     
     occssiouall come to Town to transact busineu in 
     
     an of the suc oflices. 
     
     HI resin is large and well enclosed. Tin: 
     
     Srasnrwo isof the best kind; and a full supply of 
     
     ore sr will always be kept on hand. 
     
     Charlottetown, 20th February, I853. 3wnl0 
     
    
   
   
    
     ~ 11. 3. mvnro, 
     
     No-rant‘ Puni.rc, Coivvevanceit,j aim 
     
     CCOUNTANT. 
     
     Fl-‘ICE—-over the Bookstore of Mr. G. T. H as- 
     
     uan, Quaau’s Square (South side), Char- 
     
     lottetowu. 
     
     fi Deeds of Conveyance of all descriptions, of 
     
     Lease Id and Freehold Estate, including Auign- 
     
     meute, Mortgages, &c., Letters of Attorney, Bonds, 
     
     Iudenturea of Apprenticeship, Bills of Sale,Chnrter 
     
     Psrties.Arbitreticn 0 nd wards, Petitions,dtc. , 
     
     repersd with accuracy and d ; Merchants‘ 
     
     coke, Partnership and other complicated Accounts, 
     
     &c., arranged and balanced at moderate charges. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Freehold Farm for Sale. 
     
     TO be Sold a FARM containing 50 acres of free 
     
     LAND, one half of which is under cultivation 
     
     and the remainder is covered with w 
     
     There are on the premises a house and barn nearly 
     
    
   
   
    
     new. 
     
    

    
     The above property is delightfully situated on the 
     
     Montague River, nearly up its to Georgetown, and 
     
     commands a pleasant view of the Town, Harbour.eud 
     
     surrounding scenery. 
     
    

    
     For further particulars apply to 
     
     c D. R. STEWART. 
     
     Cape Traverse, Feb. 14, I853. 3w. 
     
    

    
     Farm on the Tryon Road. 
     
    

    
     OR. SALE, the Leasehold Interest of 
     
    

    
     999 years in a FARM, five miles front Char- 
     
     ldtetuwn. It consists of 61 acres of Land, Tliirt - 
     
     Iva of which are cleared and in a good state liir 
     
     tll , and there is a good Stream of water run- 
     
     sisgthrongh it. For further particulars up ly to 
     
    

    
     JOHN WII.SON. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown, May 11, I852. 
     
    
   
   
    
     For Sale, or to Let, 
     
     HE DWELLING-HOUSE, Out-house, and Pm- 
     
     misae,end Lot of LAND. in Georgetown, No. 
     
     8, Third Range, Letter B. Application to be made 
     
     to D. Wiason, Charlottetown. or to Wii.i.i.us 
     
     Sartiiestsors, Esq., Georgetown. 
     
     luv. 16, I352. 
     
     R SALE, that eligibl situated House and Pre- 
     
     mises at the head of & 
     
     ter'e corner. The Land 
     
     Town Lot, No. ‘IO, Sd Hundred lu Charlottetown. 
     
     There are 5 Rooms on the tint door. and 6 on the 
     
     second, and a spacious Attic, and an excellent Cellar 
     
     under the whole House. The Building is nearly new, 
     
     and could at a little expense be put in good order. 
     
     Helf_the purchase money won d be allowed to re 
     
     main secured on the Premises. 
     
     ' WILLIAM SCANTLEBURY. 
     
     January 4. 1858. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Eli ble Building Lots for Sale. 
     
     SALE FIVE eligible Building LOTS ed 
     
     joining the Tenyerd of Mr. Richard Heart: and 
     
     running I60 feet on Great George Street. and 84 feet 
     
     on I-‘it: Roy Street. Eur Terms of Sale and plans of 
     
     the property, a plicatlon to be nisde ta '1‘. IIIATH 
     
     H vinaien, ., Barrister-at-Law, at his Ofiice in 
     
    
   
   
    
     ii nare. 
     
     ember I7, 1858. 
     
    
   
   
    
     D 
     
    
   
   
    
     MOVAL. 
     
     . S E L D 0 . 
     
     GRATEFULLY aclrnovtlcdgcs the liberal patron- 
     
     e ereeeived from her friends, and begs to inform 
     
     thern,t tabs has ntneved to that eommedicue hosee 
     
     ite the N w, Tassritaarroe Hit or 
     
    

    
     I trusts, bi keegng on hand a suspl of the best 
     
    

    
     oiwoir Bit: R, La:.iroJv YYRUP, q... 
     
    

    
     to merit a continuance of their favors. Ps- 
     
    
   
   
    
     al. In. 
     
    
   
   
    
     he has fitted up the same with every possible l'8gfll% , 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ti-is: Pnnisiees, beiri immediately contiguous : 
     
    
   
   
    
     rnltles, Picnic Parties, dsc.. sup ‘ with any 
     
     W22.  few respectable noihfinaasus be 
     
     u , g .