AOADIAIC GEOLOGY: 
     
     A popular account of the Geological Structure and 
     
     Miners esourcae of Nova Sco-rra 
     
     "Arid portions of tits" neighboring Colonies. 
     
     By J. W. Dawson, I-‘.G.8. fire. 
     
    
   
   
    
     HE above Worlr will consist of about 300 octuvo 
     
     pages, and will be illustrated by a large Geolo- 
     
     ieal Map. Sections, and Figures of I-‘ossila. It will 
     
     Include ll large mass of unpublished notes. referring 
     
     to Nova Scotia. Cape Breton, I’rince Edward Isltittd 
     
     and putts of New Brunswick, the substance of air- 
     
     teea papers contrjbuted by the author to the Geolo- 
     
     gical Society of l.ondon and other Scientific Societies, 
     
     and notices of the more recent discoveries of other 
     
     Geologists. These materials will be arranged in 
     
     such a manner as to present to the general re.ider ti 
     
     complete view of the structure of Nova St.‘0Il£I and 
     
     the neighbouring districts, as t'.~tr as at present known, 
     
     with its relations to the facts and principles of general 
     
     Geology, and to the present and prospective value of 
     
     the useful ininerttls. 
     
    

    
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     JV'uutaroua Es-lruortlinary, Jriulornical, H.tpla- 
     
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     TIIE MEDICAL ./ID VISER on the phy- 
     
     sical decay of the system produced by tlelusive 
     
     excesses, inl'ection, the affects of climate. 8l.c.; with 
     
     remartta onilte treaiiiient practiced by the Author 
     
     with such uiiverying success, since his settlement in 
     
     this country. Ru as or self-treattitcrit, &c. 
     
    

    
     B W.\l.'I‘Els DE RODS, {ll 1)., 35. Ely Place, 
     
     Holborn Ilill, London, where he may be consulted 
     
     on these matters daily. from It till 4. Sundays ex- 
     
     ee ted. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     bold also by Gilbert, 49, Patcrntistcr-row, London; 
     
     Watt, It. Iilm Row, Edinburgh; Powell, I5, \Vest- 
     
     Inorelund-ittreet, Dublin; and through all others. 
     
    

    
     Dr. I): Rnos, from long practical experience in 
     
     the most celebrated institutions oftbis country and 
     
     the continent, has bad, perhaps, unusual opportuni- 
     
     ties of observing the eculiarities relating to the 
     
     physiology, pathology, and general treatment of the 
     
     disorders referred to in the above work,and hav- 
     
     ing evoted his studies almost exclusively to this 
     
     class of diseases. he is enabled confidently to 
     
     undertake their removal in as short atittie as is 
     
     consistent wiilt safety. 
     
    

    
     Punsons IN Azvv PAR!‘ or .1-rir: Wonr.r>. 
     
     may be successfully treated by forwarding it correct 
     
     detail of their case, with it remittance for .\le-dicines. 
     
     dtc. which will be returned with the utinostdcspatclt, 
     
     and secure front observation. 
     
    

    
     The (..‘O.rV'C-‘I'.'.\"TI£./1'I'I;‘D GUTTJ.‘ VI I/CE. 
     
     or Vegetable Li/‘e Drops, are recotnmcntled to all 
     
     those who luvo injurt-d tlieviiselvcs by early t-vcesscs, 
     
     and brought on .‘lp«-riit:itv.iri'-it-gt. l\t.'!'VtttI"ltC.~'i, \ c:ilt- 
     
     ness, latnguur. Low Splfll“, Avt r<mrr to Sociuty, 
     
     Study or llusiness, 'I'irnidity, 'I'rmnbling and shaking 
     
     of Ill-I lI:Iil.ln' and 'l.iuih.-t, litdigi.-~'tioti, I"l:ttulency. 
     
     Sltortness ofllrt-..ttli,(Jonglt, A.-itiitiiu, Consuiiiptive 
     
     llribits, l)i:nims.«i of Sight, Diz.'.incss, I‘uins in the 
     
     Head, die. 
     
    

    
     Their IIIIIIIWI ntarvclotis power in retnovirg conta- 
     
     niinatiuns, Secondary symptoms, Erupttoiis, Sore 
     
     Tltroztt, I’.iitts itt tho Ilones and Joints, Scurvy. 
     
     Scrofula. and all other impurities, must bo felt to be 
     
     believed. -Is. 6tl.; lIs.; and 33:1. per bottle. 'l‘lil.- 
     
     £5 l’.icl:ag.-.t, by which Ll ‘..’s. are s.xvt-tl: and the 
     
     £10 p‘,|cl;.|'s;t.‘H. by which astill greater saving is 
     
     effected. will be sent from the I-lstablislitiient only, 
     
     on receipt of the amount per draft on a London 
     
     house, or otherwise. 
     
    

    
     PJII.«V'S in the IIJICK. GR./I VEL, LUJlIB..‘I- 
     
     G0, RHIC U./l[.‘l TISJI, (:'0U'l'. Inrligrslion, 
     
     Bile, Flrrtulcxicy, Ilcrralachr, Nerrousztexs. De- 
     
     bilily, Diseases of the I.-'lml.ler and Kidneys, 
     
     Slhclure. 0-c. 
     
    

    
     THE C0..l!POUJV‘I‘ REJV./IL PILLS. as 
     
     their name Renal (or the Kidnt-,ya) indie.-ttcs. are the 
     
     most info and ellicaciotis remedy for the above dati- 
     
     gerous complaints, Uisclinrges of any kind, and 
     
     Dl:|'t;t.it9it)r|lIt3 Urinary Org.-ms generally, which if 
     
     [|s_uglt‘CIt!d. frequently result in stone in the bladder, 
     
     and a linggv-ring, painful death. They agree with the 
     
     most tlclicute stoin.tr‘h, strangtltun the digestive 
     
     organs, incrr,-rise tlteappctiic, improve tlto gt-ncral 
     
     health, and will cll'-sci it cure when other medicines 
     
     have uttt-rly I.-riled. Price -Is. titl., IIs., 6; 33s. per 
     
     Box, through ttll Alttllllflllt‘ Ventlors. 
     
    

    
     G U.‘llll) ./f(r'..’fI./v'S’I‘ llic u"ommrmInIi'on ‘bf 
     
     spurious or ol’.cr tr/livlm by rn:pri'nci'/ilnl l’rmIcr.r 
     
     who lliv:'r.'/y obltriri is large profit. ‘.2 pl'0ft'Cf the 
     
     PUBLJL‘ nguiritl FRJ1 (/1), Her .Mujesl_t/‘a Hun. 
     
     (,'rirnrniw’nnri's horn rlircclml the n-nrrls " WA1.Tir.rt 
     
     I): Iloos, LONDON ." to be priulrrl ixz it-bile letters 
     
     on the Stamp aflixrd to the above, to irnilals which, 
     
     is felony. 
     
    

    
     Sold by ‘Y-\SZ\RD & OWEN, Queen Square, 
     
     Charlottetown 
     
    
   
   
    
       HASZAItD'S or 
     
     LIVER COMPLAINT, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Debility. Diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases 
     
     arising frotii a disordered liver or stomach, such as 
     
     onsttpation, inward Piles, fullness, or blood to the 
     
     head, acidit of the stomach, Nausea, Iluartburir, 
     
     disgust for ood, fullness or weight in the stomach. 
     
     sour eructations, sinking, or fluttering at tlte it of the 
     
     stomach, aniininlng of the head, hurried an ditlicult 
     
     bretitlring. fluttering at the heart, choking or suffoca- 
     
     ting sensations when in I lying posture, drninesu of 
     
     vision, dots or webs before the sight, fever and dull 
     
     pain in the bead. deficiency of perspiration, yeIIIiw- 
     
     neas of the skin and eyes, pain in the side. baelt, 
     
     chest, Limbs, &c., sudden Ila-hes of heat, burningin 
     
     the llt-sh, constant imaginings of am , and great 
     
     depression of spirits, can be effectually cured by 
     
     l)oc'ron lloorrutxr-'5 ciu.r:ua.u‘s:u 
     
     GERJIIJIJV‘ Bl’1‘TI:‘RS, 
     
     prepared by DA. C. M JACK!-JON, 
     
     (icrman .\lt-dicino Store, 
     
     J\"b. I20 Arch St, one door below Sixlli Philatla. 
     
    
   
   
    
     'I‘ltetr power tll-‘(3l'Illt' above ilismuxes is riot:-,.ti:i.-‘lctl. 
     
     if equalled, by tiny other prepzzratizm in the United 
     
     States, as the cares attt.-.~t, in many cases after sltilful 
     
     pb_tsici:ins had failed. 
     
    

    
     'I‘bt=se llittcrw are worthy the attetttinn t-fltivalids. 
     
     Possessing grt-at virtues in the rt-t:iitic:ttit-ii or the 
     
     liver and lu.~:t-er glands, t.-uzretsing the most riearcliing 
     
     potter in weakness and atlieetit-us nftlre digestive or- 
     
     gans, they are Uslllllll safe, ct-rt.tin, and pleasant. 
     
    

    
     '1'esli'moIiy from .l[ui'r:e. 
     
    

    
     Curr. DANIEL Auurrr‘ I‘, llrooklyix, .\I.-tine. July 
     
     [6, I843, says: “I wnst;tko-ti sick one year ago, 
     
     last April, upon my p:u-.-‘:r,-_;e from Ilattaiinn to Chair- 
     
     lesion, 5. C. At the litter place I took medicine 
     
     ‘ and procured aphysician, but for ten d.iys couldobtnin 
     
     no relief, no sleep or appetite. At last taking up it 
     
     mwspiiper having your advertisement of‘ IIooIIand's 
     
     German Bitters’ in it, I sent liir some iirrinedi-ttely. 
     
     this was about I0 o’t:|uck, at It o'clock I took the 
     
     lirat dose. and another at 6 o'clock. The effect was 
     
     so rapid oti mo, that I lind u goodnppettte for supper, 
     
     and rested well that night. and the next day found me 
     
     a well man. I have not been without your medicine 
     
     since, having been sailing between llultiinure, Char- 
     
     leaton and the “lest India Islands ever since. I 
     
     have now given up going to sea, and resde in this 
     
     place, where you should have an agency, as you 
     
     could sell large quantities of it." 
     
    

    
     Jos. ll. .IIar.r. 81. Co., Prcsque Isle, Aroostoolt 
     
     '30., Maine, April 2-0, I854, say: “W33 herewith 
     
     send you a certificate ofe cure performed by the use 
     
     of on! one bottle oftbe German Bitters. we think 
     
     Mr. C ark to be a man of veracity, and have no doubt 
     
     of the truth of his story.” 
     
    

    
     Messrs. Joe. I]. Ilall dt Co.—Gcntlemen- In ans- 
     
     wer to your inquiries, I will state that my daughter, 
     
     aged about I6 years, had been coinplainliig of a‘p:iin 
     
     in her side, for six or seven years, and about the tint 
     
     January last. was taken down and contined to her 
     
     bed. ’I'lte ain in her side was very severe,besides 
     
     being troubl’-d with pains between her shoulders and 
     
     in her breast. From reatlingn number of cures per- 
     
     formed by “ IIoollaind's German‘ Bitters" I was in- 
     
     duced to try it in her case, and sent to your store and 
     
     purchased one bottle. She had taken it but a few 
     
     days when she began to improve, and now, after tak- 
     
     ing only one bottle, she is enjoying better health than 
     
     she has for care. She feels no pain in her side or in 
     
     any part of {ICE body, and attributes her cure entirely 
     
     to the (‘sermon Bitters. \Vu.t.i.ur CLARK, 
     
    

    
     Salmon Ilroolr, Aroostook Co., Me. 
     
    

    
     You should bear in mind that these Bitters are 
     
     I:N'I‘lRl:l.Y v :ci:rAnr.i-;, tlierehy possessing advan- 
     
     tages over rnoet of the preparatioiis recotnrncttdcd for 
     
     sinitlnr dist-arses. 
     
    

    
     For sale by respectable dealers and sturekeepers 
     
     generally. 
     
    

    
     '1‘. I)ESl3l‘.lSAY. 8; Co., 
     
     ‘ General Agency 
     
     And by 
     
     Mr‘ l.izMt.'r~:i. Uwr-:N, Georgetown, 
     
     “ I'In'.-r/too Got-'r, (irutttl lIit‘:*l' 
     
     I“.u\vA R n Ni-zr: on A M , St. l'etcr‘s Buy, 
     
     J. J. FIIASER. bit. lile.-tnor’s, 
     
     (Icons: Wicctnrox, Crapaud, 
     
     Jan. 1.. IIOLMAN, 0. 
     
     Win. Donn, llcdeque, 
     
     Jnanrs I'tnGs:oN, New London. 
     
    
   
   
    
     a. 
     
     a. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     USE, 1810. 
     
     CII.\I’.I.0'l'I‘E’I‘0WN, JAI\'U..-UIY, 1353. 
     
     T. DESBRISAY 81. 00. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AVE just received, per late arrivals from Lon- 
     
     don, Ilnblin, United States and Ilalilax, their 
     
    
   
   
    
     Extensive and Varied flssorlirtcnl of 
     
     DRUGS S: CIll‘}.\IIL‘.\LS, l’lt'«R FUI.IElI.Y, 
     
     Ilrushes. COHIIYI, Soaps, rind at rear 'I‘oilct requisite.-: 
     
     tiints, Uils, Colours. and llyc Slullis; I“rui'.s, Spices. 
     
     Confectioitary. .\IedicttIt.‘t.I nitd other l.0'I.CItgE8; with 
     
     all the I’atr-nt Medicines in repute, and every otlinr 
     
     article usually kept atsitnilur l".st:tlilisii-.ncn:s Ixl Urea 
     
     llritain (Sec Jlpol/ttritrics’ llull .’l.zt'¢'rIr'st:i.) 'I‘hc 
     
     \\‘ll()iC of ivhicli they can with conlidencc I‘GI:JIllill¢l‘IIl 
     
    
   
   
    
     if not lower prices, than they c.iir be procured in the 
     
    

    
     market. on 
     
    

    
     The Laws of Prince Edward Iland 
     
    

    
     , ' ‘R(.).\I I773 to lS.'rl.linlli yearn ittcIusiie—2 vol. 
     
     B Royal 8 w., with it copious Index; published 
     
    
   
   
    
     'undcr an Act of the Colonial Legislature, and care-‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     full revised and consolidatetl, by tfommissioneru 
     
     appointed for the purpose, may be bad at the Book- 
     
     storu of « G. 'I‘. tlA:lZAlID. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l'l‘Iie National Loan Fund Life 
     
     AUNDICB. ovsrcrsia. Clironie or N_arvous. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Supplies for the Season, comprising, in the whole, an _ 
     
    
   
   
    
     to the public, Illlll, ifqualtty be Cortsidcmd, at aslow,- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ZETTE. MAY 12. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Assurance Boctety of London. 
     
     Al'l'I'A.l. 1500.000 $terling. Empowered by Act 
     
     of_ Parliament, id Victoria. A during Bank for 
     
     the Widow and the Orphan. 
     
     'I . III%_A'I;’II IIAVILANI), 'r. 
     
     gent or rinoe I".dward Is and. 
     
     § W509. Queen square. Charlottetown. 
     
     September 5, I853. I I 
     
    
   
   
    
     ALLIANCE 
     
     LIFE J1./VD FIRE l.'V'8URJl.NC'E COM. 
     
     PJJVY, LOJVDON. 
     
     I:a'r1ter.Isi-run av AC1‘ or rAnr.rAau:rr'r. 
     
     ' Capital £5,000,000 sterling. 
     
     ClIAR.l.l‘IS YOUNG, 
     
     Agent for I‘. E. lsl:titd. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown Mutual Insurance 
     
     ompany, 
     
     _ Incprppraited by Act of Parliament in I813. 
     
     ’ ‘Illa t.l).lIl’ANY others the best guarantee in 
     
     (‘Mi-' "H0-1!. and accepts Ills.“ at a saving of 
     
     fully 50 per cent, to the assured. 
     
    

    
     'l‘lwe pr'e<t;itt reliable (Japiial exccds .El700 Pm- 
     
     eons ltaviiig property in Clt.trlottetown, or vicinity, 
     
     slipultl lose us time in itpplyitu to um Sr,-vriglury .,|' 
     
     tlttsEoinp;tiiy for I’ulii-.it-.s or Inforniattion. 
     
    

    
     . (litre of Philips’ Fire .'\tllllllll.IIt)f3 his been 
     
     purchased by the Comp -ny. for the heiietit of pcr.~:un.-‘ 
     
     rmturcd in this Utlice. II case of Fire, the use ofit 
     
     can be obtained iinmcdiatcly, by applying at the 
     
     Secrctsry’s Oriice. 
     
    

    
     W. IIBARI). President 
     
     IIICNIIY I’Al..\ll:‘.lt, » 
     
     _ Sec’y and Treasurer. 
     
     Secretary's Ottice, Kent Street. 
     
     August 5th, I653. 3 
     
    
   
   
    
     of ondo 
     
     Incorporated by Jet qr Parliament. 
     
    

    
     OAIIII OF DIREC'I‘0ltS for I’. E. Islund.— 
     
     llon. T. H. Htwilanrl. Hon. Charles Hens- 
     
     ley. Francis Lorizw.-rth, Esq., Robert Hulcliirtsori, 
     
    

    
     Esq., Tltouiaa Dawson, Esq. 
     
    

    
     Detached Risks taken at low Premiums No 
     
     charge for Policies I"orms of Application, and any 
     
     other information, ma be obtained from the Sub- 
     
     scriber, at the Otlice of G. \V.l)eblois Esq. t‘.h:trlotte- 
     
     II. J. CU DALL. 
     
    

    
     Agent for I’. E. I 
     
    
   
   
    
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     6 
     
    
   
   
    
     WI]. 
     
     April 7"), IBM. 
     
    
   
   
    
     av ROYAL us:'r'rl:ttl PA'ra:tv'r. 
     
     THE. HYDROMAGEN, 
     
     on \VA'I‘l':RI'lt00I‘ A NTI-CONIUIIPTIVI 
     
     c o R K B o L 1-: s , 
     
     Manufactured by "A!tCt)UR’l‘ Brutor.s:v di (.30., 
     
     88, Ann Street, N. Y., and at London and 
     
     lancbester, England. 
     
     IIE IIYDIIOMAGEN is It valuable discovery 
     
     for protecting the feet from damp or cold, and 
     
     therefore a preventive of many Lung diseases, willi- 
     
     oul any declaring 1-liuter-er. The II_\tIl‘0fIIDgCn is 
     
     in the form ofn sole,'and went inside the boot or 
     
     shoe. Its merliotrlod character is a powerful antidote 
     
     to disease. 
     
     _ I-‘or Gentlemen it will be found agreeable, warm 
     
     and healtlty, to wear iii the coldest or rainict-t wea- 
     
     bcr,_ns the foot cannot become wet, ifthe I'lydroma- 
     
     "on is tnsertc . 
     
    

    
     Ladies may wear the lightest soled boots or shoes 
     
     in the most in ,lt-mcnt wrutltt-r with impunity; rxltilc 
     
     etiitsuiitption, so prevalent among the young of our 
     
     country, tna_v be thwarted by gL'll(3lIlliI(I0[:lIUtI. 'l hey 
     
     l‘IlllI‘t,‘ly sttpertl-It‘ or-er-slums, as the latter rati.-P, the 
     
     feet to per‘:-’pire in at very uiiliealtliy ttmniter; and, be- 
     
     sides, are not IlI|.'l"t.'I0ll3 wear to pt-ili-sttiatis ltt icy 
     
     iventlit.-r, like lttdit rubbers. \\’ltilo the latter cause 
     
     the feet to appear extremely large, the llydtoiiiagen, 
     
     lit-ittg IIlt:lt.iy' it Illlll slice ol cork pr.~p:tret.l, pt-cnltiirly 
     
     placed inside, does not increase the size ol the boot, 
     
     or cause the foot to appt'r.:t' unti y. 
     
    

    
     ' ‘o Cliiltlrcn they are eittn-tncly valuable, as they 
     
     may cngn;;e in exercise. with rtomfort rilltl lie.-.ltlty ef- 
     
     fects. Their c.\pense is so slight as to 6ClI’(('. rice 
     
     l|tt‘ltIl0n; lH.‘Sltl('S tlinso who putroitise tlwtn will livid 
     
     their yearly rloc!or‘s bill rnurlr zit’/.'ii'.-uixl.-crl thereby. 
     
    

    
     A.-= tho Ilytlrontagcn is ccoming more ltnotvn, its 
     
     sale is lll(l'v!.t.~‘lltg to an almost incredible extent. Last 
     
     year in I.omlon,Rlanclicster. llirnzittgllilm,l.lli't’I'[\t\t)l, 
     
     Glasgow. Leeds. Dublin, Paris, Arittvor ,ll.-ttnburgh, 
     
     mid llerlin, our sales I’t.‘itt!lI(‘(l the almost incrcdililc 
     
     nutnbernf l,732,~l.')0 pairs ofcorli soles. This year 
     
     the iiunibt-r will for surpass |lt:ll. 
     
    

    
     Ask the Faculty their opinion of their value as a 
     
     preventive for C0 ,IUll:4., (T()I.I)S. BIIUNCIIL 
     
     'I‘lS, AS'|‘ll.\IA, and t.'UNh‘i.'.\lI"I'l(,);\'. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mt-it's sin , per p ir, 2.; 3d. 
     
     I.:tdtcs (Iv .s. 
     
     Bow‘ and .\lis.~'c.~‘tl.v. ls Gd 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOTI_CE.—-l"l'(lItI tlxc Ilvtnil I’iir.« s we make a very 
     
     liberal allowitnco to .lu'..lav.-rs nt;tl \\'|i.-l.~<:xlrr<, so 
     
     that any :ll')l'l'I(t.‘(‘pl‘l' can :x..'xl or 1 line prnlit Ill their 
     
     isalt-, wltilc-'.lIvy are an ttrtirlv, tlt:tttit‘.ty be kept in any 
     
     'store, nimrng any t‘l.:~‘.-I ol'gorul< 
     
     : For t-vnns, apply In llutcou II1‘. llii.tm.cv, 
     
     ‘_&, Co. '18 Ann Street, New York. 
     
    

    
     ‘; BIIITISII EDITIONS OI-‘ 
     
     Standout American Litcrctitre. 
     
     l TIHV IIl‘.:\llY, l'rir't: 7:: (id. in i-'i, c‘«:lll ~~t!:lClI 
     
     I coinplclt.‘ in (run la:-,;~.: volt::n.‘, f'it‘>"'l" printed- 
     
     ! R v \V. l".. ('li:innivg‘s I it--r:try \V<||’l~'-‘a 
     
    

    
     j Rev. \V. H. (‘.lr.'trining‘s 'I‘lmol:-gii':tl \Voilt|, 
     
    

    
     , Rev. Urville ll.-wvy‘s Wt-rl.-s, 
     
    

    
     l Rev. Jacob Abbott's Works, in Is. and Is. 9d 
     
     volumes. ' 
     
    

    
     For Sale by 
     
     HASZARD 61 OWEN, 
     
     l llookat-Ilers and station;-rs. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Iilciuitable Fire Insurance Comps-~ 
     
     ny n 
     
    
   
   
    
     AUCTIGN8. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Auction. 
     
     HE Subseribr will sell by AUCTIOI, on Wan 
     
     IIIIDAY the 28d inst., at Frogutore the resi- 
     
     dence of Colonel Ansell. his Iltlllltltobl) I-‘uguu 
     
     Lune, Soup oloneu Stoves, Saddlery, Ilarueus, 
     
     Garden tools, Wood. Coats, &c., 
     
     W. DODD, Auctioneer. 
     
     Charlottetown May I2. I856. Isl. Ex. line. 
     
     Couorirtr. Airsnu. being about to leave 
     
     the Island. requests all demands against ltim may be 
     
     sent in for adjustment. 
     
    
   
   
    
     House and part: of Town Lot 
     
    

    
     'l\0 BE SOLD, at l't;ni.ic AUCTION, on 
     
    

    
     'I'ucsornr. the /ifllt day of June next. at I0 
     
     o'clock. on the I'reinises, if not previously disposed 
     
     ofat private tlttlt‘, at part nl'n Lot of LAND, with the 
     
     I)“/I£l.I.I.VG IIULTSI’. Illt'I't!ntI, iiituttlcd iu Queen's 
     
     Street. aiidltnearzuriiig 21 feet tl:e.-non, and rurtniiig 
     
     back (it fect——part of the llstatn nflhe lure Tuouau 
     
     'l‘s;ar.izzicx. For particulars, apply to Join! 
     
     IIABPl:lI,0r to _ 
     
    

    
     \VII.I.I:\\I I)0I)l), Auctioneer. 
     
     Cliarlottctotvn, May 8. I855. Iiii 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' ‘O III) .‘-Tt-)l.l) at l’I.'lII.l(.‘ Allt‘.'l‘l()N, (ifnot 
     
     previously disposed of it? private sale), A1’ 
     
     Gszoaor. rowrr, on ’l‘Iiurs.luy.tlte Turenly-firsl day 
     
     of Jane no-st, nt I2 o'clock. 'l'tr\VN I.U'l‘ Number 
     
     8, 'l'liird Ranztc, Letter (B), with the IIUUSE‘. and 
     
     UU'I'-ll0U.~‘l£.'5 on the amine. 'l'ltis I.ot is cligilcly 
     
     situated, ntljuiitit-g WM. SAl\'I)lv‘.lltl0N, ‘.sq'a., Pre- 
     
     mises, ttttd near the Iipiscopnl Church. For further 
     
     ntticulars, apply to Messrs. . IIUIIPIIIIIIY 6!. Co.. 
     
     llalilax. or I). Wtnson, Charlottetown. 
     
     Jun. I5, I855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Civic Elections. 
     
     SHERIFF'S NOTICE 
     
    
   
   
    
     N pursuance of an Act of the General Assembly of 
     
    

    
     this Island, made and passed in the Eighteenth 
     
     year of the reign of Ilcr present Majesty, intitulerl 
     
     " An Act to incorpornte:l.e‘I'own ofCliarIottetown," 
     
     I do hereby give public notice, that the first Electiotse 
     
     of.\layttrarid Councillors for the City ol Charlottetown 
     
     will be held on the I“IlI$'I‘ 'I‘Ul"'.:‘I).~\Y in AUGUST 
     
     next at tlieleveral places following, that is to say: 
     
    

    
     In Ward No. ()ne—ut the residence of Mr Bagnall, 
     
     in l’ownal Street. 
     
    

    
     In Ward No. Two—at the Fire Engine House, 
     
     fronting on Great George Street. 
     
    

    
     In Word l\o. 'I‘liree—at the Old Court House. 
     
    

    
     In Ward No. I-‘onr—at the Fire Engine llottao 
     
     fronting on King Square. 
     
    

    
     In Ward No. I-‘ive‘—-at .\Ir. 'I‘ierney’s, at the 
     
     corner of tho Princctowit Road. 
     
    

    
     And at the said lilcr-tiorxs the Poll will be opened 
     
     at 9 o'clock in the furenoon, and shall continue open 
     
     till 5 o‘clack in the afternoon of the some dny. 
     
    

    
     WILLIAM BAGNALL Sberilf. 
     
    

    
     Sberifl‘s Oflice, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Entire Horse “INKERMAN.” 
     
    
   
   
    
     'I‘lllS Ilorse. sired by old "Co. 
     
     r.usruus," dam by Revenge, from 
     
     a Canadian grand-dunt. is IIO\V o 
     
     » . .. are old, has g on, and ii 
     
     gentle in disposition. Ile willtrztvcl for the season 
     
     once it fortniglit, as follows. 
     
     Monday. May 7th. leaving the Subscriber's Stables, 
     
     Charlottetown Royalty, for l'ye’e Corner, rcrrrainiiig 
     
     there 2 hours; thence to James Gnss‘s, 'I‘ryon Rood, 
     
     rnrnriiningall niglit. On 'I‘liursd:ty, to Mnbey's for 
     
     two hours; llIl'IlC(3 to lIo.«.a‘s,-:ont‘lt sitlcoflilliot River; 
     
     thence to Arclid. .\lcDotigall's, hvutli there, rcinatn- 
     
     in" all lllfllll. I"iutn tl.cnce on fllondn ', to John’ 
     
     .\l;I\’innoii‘a, forz‘. lltItifS,IlI!!nC8 to Edmund I.ccl.io'iI, 
     
     DL‘.Q'tlrlP ri~ritait.in v till iivlit 'l'hcncc on 'I'ltutsd~i 
     
     t \f"'l‘ ' G l' a‘ ’ (lib . I tl \I"ll‘(,. 
     
     o It l.tIlt :irt_mcr ll. |.tp:Illt; react: to i turn 
     
     \Vortlt‘s, 'I'ryt'n, rcn ainiug until the following Mott- 
     
     day. -I".I'0lII IlIf?lll‘.I' to Samuel [.c:irtl‘a, Cupe'I'vtn‘cia.-, 
     
     remaining for 2 lIt>lIi!; Ill€ll(‘l‘ on to l\lunl.la-y‘s for the 
     
     'ryigbt.d Rcltllllllkg tp' \'l’in_ \Vtlfl‘lI.Ghol| \vl.‘I.IIIC|;tlII?t'i 
     
     iurs try, to . c..arr:zy s, an i care to an 
     
     Cook's. New Ilrdctptc Rood. And on Saturday, he 
     
     will be at Mr. George l"o.-it»-r'iI, (‘ltarlnttt-town. 
     
     Ill-INII \’ \\"0R'l'Il, Owner. 
     
     Char'ottetown Royalty. 
     
     TO BE LET, 
     
     IIE D“/IZl.l.lNG IIOU:-IE and Premises uca 
     
     (iovernint-nt llo;t--:, at present occupied b 
     
    

    
     Captain BI.‘i'|'l.t:lt'y, ctmsisti.-.g of u Ilvvclling Ilotrel 
     
     which contains a spttitinurl llining-room and Drew- 
     
     ing-rooui. l.lre:i!.l':t~'t-rtmtn, 7 Bod-rooiiis. large Kit- 
     
     chen, St-rv:int.’a Hall, 3 Sen ant‘s Iled-rooms, I':tntry, 
     
     I order, I’ront-porcli. largo Iinitaiittc Ilnll, large Inner 
     
     Ilall lI:ICI(-|mI'L‘ll, 2 li.!(‘lt t!lIll'Zlll(‘l.‘!l, liuclt and Front 
     
     stair:casc, Scullt-ry. l’nvt:p and \\’.'t.-It-llouse, Lum- 
     
     lter-rt-nnt. lttltl II spleiitlul ti l‘t>OlllI‘tl cellar. 
     
     \ large an-I cunnnotlious (‘tncli-liouso 3 stalled 
     
     r . . . , 
     
     Stable. Il;irttrr.<s-rnntn, Cow-ltoti.~c, large Ilay-loft 
     
     ttnd Grain-rooiu, lllai.ure-yard, large Kitchen garden 
     
     with I-‘rail tree:-,&c., l"l.-wt,-r gmtlcn, eh-gnnt front 
     
     cittrnnca and carriage drive, a large l.:iwn running 
     
     clown to the ll:iIln>tI_r tvitlt (‘.0ll.Vt.‘ltlL'|7Ct! for keeping 
     
     boats, &c. I'.Xli‘IlSl\'0 plitllllllltlll ol young trees 0 
     
     all lginii.-I, large llout lion.-e, W-rod rind chopping 
     
     ltousn. and :t r~|!.'tC‘.t:t1.<I and coinitiotltons y.iid. 
     
     There are front and l,~:ti-It gates litcing on difil-rent 
     
     Streets, and a tl't:\t:t‘ failing well of water on t 
     
     premises. . o ' _ 
     
    

    
     ‘Ibis splcndttl lllan.-ion from its it-tn.-rtton com- 
     
     mands tlielincst viotv ot'.ruy house in (flzarlottrtmvn, 
     
     and from its proximity to fi(!\'I.‘lIltItt!tII House and 
     
     other atlvaniagt.-i the hulrsciilru-r Ctll!IltlL‘IlI~Iy ollers It 
     
     as the most cit-g.tnt, cuirifmtal.le and dt-strrtlilo reat- 
     
     dt-nce tor ll gt-,nileimm’s family in or near Town 
     
     For further pnrticitlttns apply to 
     
    

    
     DAVID WILSON, Richmond Street. ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Sept. tith, I295-I