Afi¢||N']' Citron Discovniutn-—ThI’e0 
     
     fi.|,¢.-mg“ at Asnieres, France, have dis- 
     
     covered an ancient canon buried beneath 
     
     a sand bank in the river. From its form 
     
     fig ig pupposed that it _was used by the 
     
     Normans in their invasion of Paris. It 
     
     is an immense trunk of oak about eighty 
     
     feet long, hollowed out and capable of 
     
     holding sixty men. It is well known 
     
     that the Normans, in addition to their 
     
     large wicker-work boats, had other verd 
     
     long ones for the purpose of war, forme_ 
     
     of hard wood, and it is su_pposed.tl_iat tilt! 
     
     is one of them. There is a striking re- 
     
     semblance between this and the barks of 
     
     pirates of the ninth century. 
     
    

    
     Capt. Nowell. of the whaling barqtte, 
     
     Alice Fraser, of New Bedford, at Sim 
     
     Ffflntfieco, reports that on the ‘ltith July. 
     
     1,,“ ,, volcano burst out on the Island of 
     
     Ouiiiinuslt, in the Pacific, throwing tilt‘. 
     
     water some 800 leet into the air. I"“"“"‘d 
     
     by an ejection of lava, which covered the 
     
     deck of his ship. 
     
    
   
   
    
     A large nirinher of the new cent pieces! 
     
     authorized by Corigrcss are now ill the_ 
     
     Philadelphia .\Iiiit awaiting the order «it 
     
     Congress to be circulated. They are alr- 
     
     out the size of the half cent circulated fil- 
     
     teen or sixteen years ago, and are compos- 
     
     ed of copper, nickel, and zinc. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Saturday forciiooii, offthe smith shore of 
     
     Nantucket, eight limits obtained over 2000 
     
     line codtisli, in little less than four lioiirs. 
     
     The I0tlt‘~ll0tll‘§ haul of fish is worth luv- 
     
     gween gzltlll and -100; a must acceptable 
     
     “czttcli" to the lirirtly fislieruieii. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     :—n-um .t—...... . -......—-ap- 
     
    
   
   
    
     HASZARIYSI GAZETTE. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Saturday. December 13. 1856. 
     
    
   
   
    
     \\'e Ill.~i".‘l<"I rt short .'|l'lIt'I0 upon the leetrre 
     
     giu-n ..:i I’tusii.i_\' owning, at e .\Ieehui.ics' 
     
     Institute : we \x’.i:il.l now speak of the Institute 
     
     itself. '1‘h_-1-u .-.;n he littlu doubt tlirttsiirli. 
     
     asset-i-.itioi.s an-v or uniy la mode of ;_'r~‘:tt 
     
     utilitv, «sip---i:iiilly in u coinniiinity like ours. 
     
     WIlt‘rC tiniugli iilinnst ervrv one ' 
     
     during the tll_\' iii I..ltIblSII:It.tI pursuits of some 
     
     desgrilitltlll, there is suliit-tent _lei.~uro uflhi-«led 
     
     during t,.'io e\'eniri;zs for relaxation and ttinii~c- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ht en ;._v,.i;;etI 
     
    
   
   
    
     HASZARD'S (iAZE'I"I‘I'.' DECEMBER 13. 
     
    
   
   
    
     illustrating some of the prom_inont_psrtI: IQIGII 
     
     as the separation of water into its constitu- 
     
     ont gases, hydrogen and oxygsn—tbo forum- 
     
     tiou of oxygen and hydro_gen_ gllel. °0|!|l_’“°' 
     
     tion and the results sttending it, and s variety 
     
     of other experiments extremely beautiful. and 
     
     calculated to raise up the dormlnt MM! 0 
     
    

    
     curiosity in the dullest ruirid. The g _ 
     
     vantage of an Institute is, tluit those who _sro 
     
     sttrscted to it merely for the purpose of whiliug 
     
     sway an hour or _iwo,becomc insonsibly so int?- 
     
     rested in the subject of tha_ lccturc.s_s to tndut-0 
     
     them to spend a part oftlieir leisure in the pur- 
     
     suit of further knowled e._ and thus bydegreel 
     
     the mind is led on anti it may sxclaim with 
     
    
   
   
    
     Milton. . _ . _ 
     
     ti How charming is divine plnlosrph H 
     
     Ros hsrsh and crslihod as dull fools suppose 
     
     and will had it, if it persereres, II the III!" 
     
     at says a 
     
     *‘ Perpetual feast of nectred sweets 
     
     W here no crude surfeit reigns.” _ . _ 
     
     We would recommend the exhibition of the 
     
     Ma io Lantern occasionally, and through |l_l 
     
     inc ium an acquaintance with _the most remi- 
     
     nent of the heavenly constellations,andt e_rcby 
     
     induce a desire to become better acquainted 
     
     lwith those 
     
     i~*Suns of other spheres. centres of other 
     
     i worlds-’' 
     
     1 
     
     i We are g 
     
     igift of at ver 
     
     l,~;:2.i. and rurin 
     
     Church Georgctovrri, by 
     
     ,wii_\'. tin enterprising an 
     
     , that place. 
     
    
   
   
    
     i Illackivood’s Magazine for November has 
     
     !been received; its contents are the following 
     
    
   
   
    
     W‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ratified to notice in our columns the 
     
     y handsome Church clock, \'t|VI‘llt!(I,IIi. 
     
     ing It‘: days. presented to Irinity 
     
     Ctlpittlll John \\ esta- 
     
    
   
   
    
     nrtie s: 
     
    

    
     ,‘ Mr. Ruskin and his ’l‘heories—Sublinio 
     
     | Iiitilciil-')tIS, 
     
     }'I‘he Atlieliiigs or the Three Gifts—part 4 
     
    

    
     'I'l-e St,-ot ii‘-i'o;id—-Tlie .\I:in of Art, 
     
    

    
     5. ‘.lYltIilltt\'itI- 
     
    

    
     .\ (‘rinse wot-tli trying. 
     
     i'I'oi-.t~'i.iri-,5 Tr-in_r tir.iliti.~.< 
     
     Ihitlv-n-limit-ii—'l';il)le out 
     
     The art .-l’t':i\'illin;_r, 
     
    

    
     tut-..« i; 'l'. II.\SJ’..tl‘.lI. Agent, Cliarlottctown. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I other toll; thcrc 
     
    
   
   
    
     'l‘|..- l.~-.. .l.ili:i t‘tirr_v will prvaicli (D V) in 
     
     php T,-n,1.-,~;u_. - "all my S.-.l-Iitttll Iit'.‘li, ttl till‘. 
     
     hours of II ll.t‘Il‘-(lint. iu., tllld tit 32' p. in , Ill 
     
     t‘(tIlllL't.'lIiill with the I,l"‘.\lt_\‘[0I'I1ln Clirirel: of 
     
     .Vtt\';t >'.~».ti.i. .\_V.-i'\'ice iniiy he e:-ipected eicry 
     
     bnblizitli until II1I'IIlL‘I‘lItilIt‘(‘. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Married, 
     
     .-\t Alexantlria, ((‘ilt'n;.tIt}.'.) on thcfllst NO\'., 
     
     ‘by the Rev. John .\I‘l.:u-li|:.ii.-. Colin .\l‘llori:.ld. 
     
     ‘ lieq. i‘.l, IL. still of the lite L'i.lont'l ;\l'l).iii't‘.il. 
     
     ‘ til St. Aiztlrews. to Ilclcii. recon li tluughter of the 
     
    
   
   
    
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     t 
     
    
   
   
    
     merit: and it is for the purpose of COIIliilIlll\_’_'," lute .\le.\nuder IiI‘Douut-ll, I-22.1.. of I’riiie-2 lId- 
     
     uscful I{.'iii‘.\'li:tI_-.:-" with tho IIef.'('iSlI.Ty rt-uiissioii ward Island. 
     
    
   
   
    
     front I.\Iv0tlI‘. tl.:it literary rind seic-nti'.Icinsti~‘ 
     
     tutes were furined. .\lr. ll:irnur.l'it opening. 
     
     lecture w.i.- or-. excellent one.perl'eetl_v illiistrn-' 
     
     tire of the strict union thrreis lietwet-n thcl 
     
     pursuits of .~i-it-nee and those of practicnl lil'o.l 
     
     and how .‘l. I{ll4I\\‘Il.‘d_;53 of the one tends to Illi- 
     
     I\|'0\'L‘lnt‘l‘.IS in the other. Before he could with 
     
     propriety outer tipon the subject matter of his; 
     
     discourse, it was I't‘t]IIISIIC tor liiui to [\l'0\O the. 
     
     neces.<ir_v tor \'EttiII'.|lIUI'l, and in order to doi, 
     
     this, it wits t-.._u~.illy necessary to shew tvhot ii t 
     
     are iitruospliere was, and the dillerent ways, 
     
     by which it becauie vitiatcd. so as to ueedl 
     
     to be cluingrd or renovuted.:‘.nd tlieoretically the ' 
     
     lecturer performed his duty in a clear, lucid: 
     
     gnd popular miinner, and to those who Il:ltI xi. 
     
     competent knowledge of chemistry. perfectly 
     
     satisfactorily. But here is the rule. Ilow m-.my 
     
     were there present, or supposing the Hall had , 
     
     been as fullus possible, how runny would there 
     
     have been,wlio could be said to possess that re- 
     
     quisite linow go ?Not a great number, we 
     
     may without any shame in the avowal. make 
     
     answer. And for this best ofull possible rea- 
     
     sons, they have Iiad few or no opportunities oi 
     
     knowing. The words oxygen, hydrogen and 
     
     nitrogen. are—tind truly—Greelr to the ninlti- 
     
     tude; they can form no definite ideiis its to 
     
     what these words mean Carbon by referring 
     
     to the well known article, charcoal, is sonic- 
     
     what better understood. Now this want of 
     
     knowledge is not because we have not persons 
     
     capable of lecturing upon the subject, but be- 
     
     cause the Iastitute is unprovidcd with the ne- 
     
     cessary apparatus, nor do we think it likely to 
     
     be, unless some properly qualified person 
     
     volunteers to take o iargc of it,if obtained. The 
     
     Institute has already an air pump, an 
     
     Electrical machine, and the necessary appara- 
     
     tus of electrc-magnetism in its poss°ession,- but 
     
     these are never made use of, for they are all 
     
     out of order and imperfect. Now we would 
     
     recommend to the Committee having them ut 
     
     into working order in the first place. and t ion 
     
     exerting themselves to have s series of lectures 
     
     ivcn on Pouinstics, electricity and maroo- 
     
     sm ; and we vs be surety, that there wi I be 
     
     {all houses sad gar sud enquiring sudicncca. 
     
     We would have those appeals to the senses first 
     
     nsdo, boforo_ths mind opllod u n to exert 
     
    
   
   
    
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     .-\t Charlottetown, on the ‘..‘.l insl.. lit’ l'cv J. 
     
     Ilnneaii. Mr. Lani.-lilau .\l‘Ne.ll, of tlaltiirhl. to 
     
     Ernily Mirna. _\'i-tinge.-ii <i':iii._-liter ol Robert C. 
     
     ‘vtJtIIll“I’, l:I:q., I\t-rih l{i::tit-o. 
     
    

    
     \At St. John, N. IL. on the '.’lst ult., by the 
     
     Rev. Jaines llaird, Mr. \h-.\. .\l‘I{:iy. of I’. I’. 
     
     l.~land.t.i Mi-s Cook. of Amherst. N. S. 
     
    

    
     .-\t Seal lllvvr, Lot 2!’. on the 4th instant, by 
     
     the Rev. George S. .\Ili‘l;_'.'I'I, A. M ,.\Ir. Wil2i.iin 
     
     II. Drake, to Miss .\I:irg:m:t I)m,:ert_v. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Died, 
     
     .-\t 1’ortl:ind, .\lnim-. on ilie 13th October. flf 
     
     tvfuid lever, Laviniii Ell.-n, fourth (I8tl:_‘IlICI' (it 
     
     Mr \\'illiain Anni-iir, l’oaiin:ir~tr—r. Miiiitauue 
     
     River, aged I7 _t'eai.s. lleserveilly regretted by 
     
     all wlio had the pleasiirn of her 1I(‘IllI4Il|I3IilEi'. 
     
    

    
     .-\t Murray Ilzirhour on the ‘2.lrtl t’»:i_vol'.\'ov. 
     
     last. Mary Ann wife of Williziui Cluneots, Ii 
     
     iii the 43rd of her a-_'t‘—lea\‘iiu_- :i l.-isliuiiil and 
     
     seven children, tug»-tlier \\llII a large circle of 
     
     relatives and friends to rruiurn their irreparable 
     
    

    
     ss. Her end was peace. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Passengers, 
     
    

    
     On the l0tli instant, in the Best from Cape 
     
     Tormeritine to Cape Traverse—Me.~‘srs. R t-hard 
     
     Currea, Isaac Anderson, John Stewart, Jnrocs 
     
     Slstiery, Francis Sherriden, E. Butler, JIIIIPS 
     
     l\I‘Iutyre. .los. M‘Intyre. G. A. Thresher, A. 
     
     Irving. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Sh! News. 
     
    

    
     The Stosmcr Rosebud got clear of the ice in 
     
     Orwell Bay, on Tuesday evening last, and srrived 
     
     in Chsrlottetgwn during the night ; the next ds 
     
     having taken in coal, at sight o’cloclr she let 
     
     port again to go round the North Cape, to tow 
     
     the Ship ‘ James You’ ever the bar at the mouth 
     
     of Richmond Bay. ‘ 
     
    

    
     Tho Vessels rsccntly froun up in Bodaque. we 
     
     learn have been out clear of the ice. The Bark 
     
     Paxton ssllcd from Charlottetown on Wednesday. 
     
     The Bsrli Aurora, from Bedequs, st Csriso, with 
     
     loss of anchors snd chains. 
     
    

    
     Tho Solir. Hibernia. Quillmsn, hence for Hulk 
     
     fax. produce lsdsn. went sslioro on the Indian 
     
     Books, oi!’ Wood Islands, at Friday last, and 
     
     became a total wreck. Crow [ct action with 
     
    
   
   
    
     itself. Tbs requisite obemlcsl bppsrstus for 
     
    
   
   
    
     difloulty-vessel and cargo Insured. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     d lilierul inluibitant Of 
     
    
   
   
    
     His Excollsnoy the Lieutenant Governor has been 
     
     leased to appoint Its. Alsxsndsr Itobsrtson. Junior. 
     
     oiltonshsw, Township No. 80. to bs a Justice of 
     
     the Peace for Quasn’s County. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Port of Charlottetown. 
     
     niv-rnnsn. 
     
     Nov. 28, Samuel Thouiss, Shslluut, Csiiso; her- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ring. 
     
     29th, Orr, Cunningham, Boston, goods. Ides- 
     
     sriigcr, Bonchio, Rioliilniciou; deals. rotor, 
     
     Bosqct, do.: do. ‘ . _ 
     
     Dsc. let, Lady Jane Gray, Paul, Mirsiriiclii; 
     
     s. 
     
     , Sophronia, Silt-man. Riehibuctou; lumber. 
     
     Q h, I‘loughboy, Robinson, Pictou ; cosl. co, 
     
     Sqiiaretiridge, Boston; goods. Rs id, Mac- 
     
     . arson. Halifax; do. llruiiswic . Purdy, 
     
     ictoo; coal. Conservative, M‘I"sdycn, Hali- 
     
     x ; goods. Lady Sale. Brow, do.; do. Ori- 
     
     snder, Land. -Piclou; mails. Flora. Bears, 
     
     iciou; coal. sr u M‘Lesn. Halifax; 
     
     goods. Elizabeth Mary, M‘Douslrl, do.; do. 
     
     CLEAIID. 
     
     Nov. 27. R. M. Steamer Lady Le Marehsnt, Ir- 
     
     ving. Pictou; mails. Reward, Mtlutosh, oys- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Q. 
     
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     ters. 
     
    

    
     28th, Siiriiuel Thomas, Shelnui. Halifax; produce. 
     
    

    
     ‘ltllh, Pcrilla. Szilinnnd, London, G..II.; de s— 
     
     by Robert Longwurili. Brig Millicent, Mur- 
     
     chison. Neufld.; produce. Belle I’oulctt, Le 
     
     Bianc. Pietiiti; bal. 
     
    

    
     Dec list, It. M. Steamer Lady Le Marcliant, 
     
     Irving.S|iediac; mails, passengers and sun- 
     
     dries. Elizabeth, Scott, Ilalifax; barley. City 
     
     Iiclle. Peiidletori. Boston ;osts. 
     
    

    
     Silt. II. Ingram, Wlialcn, I’ictou; mails. Ship 
     
     Itl.ijesiic, Nqlaii, Liverpool. G. IL; timber and 
     
     deal.~—h_v \V. W. Lord ht. Co. Hibernia, 
     
     Quilimn. Ilalifax : produce. 
     
    
   
   
    
     __€ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fresh Frit for Christmas 
     
     Groceries. &c., &.o.. dto. 
     
     Nsdd’il ttli' I I t'B" 
     
     I coo...‘ .33 s'I.i...'.'.'i'..§'."'i?..Z"l’."..’..‘.'.i i.,"ii'.‘l 
     
    

    
     srrivsls-— 
     
     40 Boxer best Bloom RAISINS, 
     
    

    
     3 Cssks RAISINS. 
     
    

    
     “ Fresh CURIh\N'I‘S excellent quality, 
     
    

    
     30 Bhls. APPLE . 
     
     90 Do. bu,-crtiiie FAMILY FLOUR. 
     
    

    
     16 Pan. Ciioics retailing MOLASSES, 
     
    

    
     4 Hhds. Sugar, 
     
    
   
   
    
     3o Chests TEA, of fins qs:liiy, 
     
     . o. 
     
    
   
   
    
     50 Boxes do. do 
     
     5 Bbls. ONIONS. 
     
     3 cut. BURNING rwto. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Spices. Wino. Soda and Butter Crackers, 
     
     Cheese, Bottles Pickles. Pilot Bread, Vinegar, 
     
     Window Blinds, Chairs, Bodstcads, Brooms, 
     
    

    
     ails. Boots, Shoes. Candles. Candies, and 
     
     Lozenges. Ste. Ste. die. all of which will be sold 
     
     at ilic lowest cash rota. 
     
    

    
     BEER & SON. 
     
    

    
     Charlottetown. Doc. I3. 1856. Isl. 3w. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AUCTION, 
     
     VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD 
     
     FURNITURE. 
     
     Glassware, Chlnaware,Croclrery- 
     
     ware, &.c. &.o. die. die. 
     
     VIVIIIS Subscriber has been instructed to sell by 
     
    

    
     Auction on Tuesday 30th instant, at 11 
     
     o'clock. at the residence of E. l.. Iaydisrd. Esq., 
     
     Queen's Square, the whole of his Valuable House- 
     
     hold Fiiruiiure, Glassware, Chiaawsre. Crockery- 
     
     vi-arc. &'.c. &c. «Sec. 
     
    
   
   
    
     9th, Brigt. James Henry. Heron, NcwfliI.; pro- 
     
    

    
     duce. Messenger, Buuchie, Pictou ; bril. 
     
     POLITICAL ALLIANCE. 
     
     ‘ \VIN(i to '|‘liur.~day ei euing the Iltli inst. beiugj 
     
     I the‘ t.-vetting ttfihe day of the General 'I'liunl~s- 
     
     giving. IIlt! .\leo.-ling tiftlie JIIIttIri"¢ tius postpiiiivtl’ 
     
     until \\'t-diii.-s.l.i_v in-riing. the l7lli insl., when t|II‘ 
     
     ll|t'llII)t‘I'st and tli.i~e who ivisli to lieciiiiie rm-iiiliers. ‘ 
     
     ti“ pli-.*.s.s t:il.i- uotii-i-, that it Iii-gul.ir .\Ie--ling will, 
     
     tailte plaice at 7 o‘c'.ocl.' I’. .\I. in the Teiiipcruiice. 
     
     ti ‘ 
     
     '*,,i,g‘-'_}‘:\ ftill zitteriilnrire is 
     
     .-\\II‘i J 
     
    
   
   
    
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     I'l‘qIIP§ll'(I. 
     
    

    
     Ill‘l\’.-\N, Secretary. 
     
     Cli 'I'(i\\'n. Iler 2|, l.~‘.3G_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     N EIV GOODS. 
     
     FALL 1856. , 
     
     ,‘.\' " .\lA.ii:s'i"ic," from Liverpool “ 0nr,”‘ 
     
     J fro ll London, llI1lIIl'Ct.‘lII arrivals froin Iloston‘ 
     
     an-.l llait.l'.ii. tliesutisciibors l.;|\’u receiri.-d upwards, 
     
     of t 
     
     1000 Packages 
     
     I I ‘ I 
     
     Bl'li£S.l it I‘0l't'Igll lIIt,‘l'CllttIltllZt', 
     
     i\'li':vli thvy i-fl’--r for sale at lli.-ir n~"i:il low prince 
     
     for prompt p.i_\'ii.i-iit. \\'liiilo-.-tziie Cuhitllllcld supplied 
     
     at hiw rate.-t uiid liberal terms. 'I’liu tissortrneirt con-' 
     
     sinus of 
     
     60 (,‘l'.t-st-' prinic Cttugou 'l'l“..\, 1 
     
     7 Iiultti (.'.irpo!s and \Voolli2n«,  
     
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     8 (Trims and 3 holes lit-.id_v Made Clothing. 
     
     |.'i 'I'runlr.- Iloolsund Slitiiee, 
     
    

    
     4 do rilks, Silk Ilri-.u.-tesiinil Ribbons. 
     
    

    
     8 l‘..ili-< Hr.-y, \\IIIIt.‘ and l'i-inted Calicoes, Derrys 
     
    

    
     rind (iiiigluiriis, 
     
    

    
     6 Iinli-at ii.-itirli-il Clotlis, 
     
    

    
     I0 Casi-s I.:idies' Dies: .\laiteritils, 
     
    

    
     2 (In I“I.IiS, 
     
    

    
     tIti \\'trtil(‘Il Sliawls, 
     
    

    
     I do |'o|ka Jackets and Sleeves, 
     
     2 do (iluzntl Litiings, 
     
    

    
     I5 Ki-gs “ lln|l’s” Powder, 
     
    

    
     30 Pflflliltgvrl linntnorigery, 
     
    

    
     '2 Crises Gala I'lnids 5'; Linseyit, 
     
    

    
     I do Silk :iiitl Straw Bonnets, 
     
    

    
     I 'l'runk I.:idieii‘ Mnntles. 
     
    

    
     I (‘use Gloves and llosiery. 
     
    

    
     I do Jewelry Gt. sinnll Wares. 50 Iloies Soap, 
     
     {)0 Kegs \Vhito l':iint, 2 (‘asks Oil, I Cask |'utt_v,‘, 
     
     5 This Copul \':iini.-h, Iloxcs, \l'aril‘s Wusliiugl 
     
     Powder, I'usto Blocking. Chinese (ilenfield and 
     
     lllue Starch, [Inga Popper, Alspico, Corks, Barrels 
     
     Crushed sugar, I.ugwtiod, Rice. 85 ha ii Cut Nails. 
     
     A large quantity of iirnarciiv eoons. 
     
    

    
     D. 8: (3. DAVIES. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Queen's Square, Dec. 4, I856. 
     
    
   
   
    
     NAVIGATION. 
     
     C.\l’1‘AlN DUNCAN J. BOYLE bags to in- 
     
     form ilie young men of this Island, thlt he 
     
     will open ii NAVIGATION SCHOOL at his 
     
     Dwelling. a few doors from the Methodist Chapel 
     
     Charlottetown, on the Isi dsy OIJANUAIV next ; 
     
     his course of instruction will compriso—I’lsin 
     
     Navigation by construction, Logsrithims and In- 
     
     spection. together with s thorough knowledge of 
     
     Cliroiiometor time ; also the practical use of the 
     
     Chart and Quadrant. 
     
     Tnrss-—£2 per quarter, or £3 for the worse. 
     
     Money paid in advance. 
     
     . B. Pupils for the higher branches will be 
     
     separately srrsnizsd with. 
     
     December 8, I856. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘OR SALE. ON CONSIGNMEN1‘ I5 Pusicirn. 
     
     ons JAMAICA BPIRIT8, just srivod pos- 
     
     Sclioonor Lucy, from Halifax. 
     
     JAII PUIDIE. 
     
    
   
   
    
     D“s ‘g  
     
    
   
   
    
     Terms Li'liera.'. 
     
     JA‘.\Il~IS MORRIS, Auctioneer. 
     
     , l)oc. I3, I856. 
     
     Ifix. and Isl. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘u 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOTICE 
     
     'l‘IlIt} .\Ul3CRlIil~)R IlLl\‘InL' determined on 
     
     piirsiiiiig itiioiher lirtinch of Business places 
     
    
   
   
    
     the wliiilte of his 
     
     STOCK OF GOODS 
     
    
   
   
    
     iulhe uittiket, at verv low prIt‘('B, until the lat 
     
    
   
   
    
     "I‘l'l".Sl).\\' in :\l.\R"ll. I857. when the then 
     
     I rt-uiiiuing “ill be ollvu-d at AI'(J'l'ltlN. 
     
     i all at-coiiiits unsettled after the I"lRS'l' of FEB- 
     
    
   
   
    
     And 
     
    
   
   
    
     l{UAltY, will he placed in the hands ofrui Attor- 
     
     ney for collection. 
     
    

    
     .-\lsn,——l‘o SICLII or I.i‘}'l‘ the unexpired 
     
     I.l'l.‘i>'l". of his preseiit IIUIISE, (iihich for busi- 
     
     ness l'.i<:iliiies liPt‘tIS but few rern:tiks,) being 
     
     7 years froin the I."):h of M .’tY, lt~57. Possess- 
     
     ion gziren on the lst of April. ifrequircil. 
     
    

    
     J.»\l\ll-Lb‘ R. \VA'I"l'. 
     
    

    
     DEC.  
     
    
   
   
    
     P 
     
    
   
   
    
     .., ISS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Grist and Saw .~:III.I. for Sale. 
     
     7 VIII‘: .\'ii7»:t'ri‘mr offers his Grist and Saw Mill 
     
     for sale, s:tu:.i.~tl :it St. .\l.1r;_vsret’s on Lot or 
     
     'I‘ownsliip No. I. in I{ittu's Uiiiirity, they are 
     
     erected on the llitisl. approved principle. being 
     
     each propelled by it ll fret overshot writer-wlicel, 
     
     and in a gt-ml stanil for business. 
     
     'I‘i*.n.\rs——in:iile known on application to the 
     
     BllI).~CtlIil>.’I‘, by letter post piid, or otherwise, and 
     
    
   
   
    
     a‘so at this t.lIice. 
     
     JOHN DIXON. 
     
     Gleufiulzie .\lilI:-, Dec. I, I856. 
     
    
   
   
    
     “ ACADIA” GROCERY STORE. 
     
     VIII) Subscriber ht-gs leave to inforni the public, 
     
     thntlie has opened the Store adjoining .\lessrs. 
     
     .\Ici\‘U'I"I‘ 6:. BROWN, on Queen Square, as a— 
     
     Tea, Coffee and 
     
     General Grocery Store. 
     
     n carefully selected Stock of Goods. 
     
     consisting of 
     
     Fine tlolonq, Siiurliiiiig and Congo 'l'E.\S, 
     
     J:un:iic.i t (ll-‘I~'llI*‘., (groan and ground) 
     
     I’lt)Kl.I-ZS, SAUt)I‘lS. 6L ., ‘ 
     
     A variety ofCAKI:‘.S and llISCUI'I‘, 
     
     SUGARS (hritwii and white), MOIASSES, 
     
     \"'iui-.,;.ir, Fluid, ltuisiiis, Starch, 
     
     SOAP, C.~\.\'DI.IiS . patent, sperm and tallow), 
     
     Currants, Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel, 
     
     Scotch .\Iarmn|aile, Maccaroni, Vermicelli, .\:¢. 
     
     r\I.ito. solo Agent for M'Dougslls Pipes and the 
     
     Glenfiold Starch. 
     
     .I.~\IiDINE MACLEAN. 
     
     Nov. I2, 1856 
     
    
   
   
    
     Opening of the New Free Church. 
     
     'I‘HE New‘ Free Church at the head.» of Prince 
     
    

    
     strut. will be opa_n (D V ) on Sabbath lirst. the 
     
     Nth inst. The morning service will be conducted 
     
     by the Rev. Alcxsndar Sutherland of New London; 
     
     ths afternoon by the Pastor of the congr tion; and 
     
     the evening by the Rev. Alossndor now, of 
     
     IIrown's_Crsak. The public who have very generally 
     
     assisted in the erection of this host and coniinodious 
     
     building. are respectfully invited to attend. A collec- 
     
     tion w_ _ taken at such of the services, in aid of 
     
     the building cosirriittss. 
     
    

    
     Dscsrribor Ioth, IS50.—Jld. Isl. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Antes’ superior French itin anovss. ru" 
     
     Ill! At “ Quint B1-unis‘-zlxlcuss" In 
     
    
   
   
    
     November I0. “‘ NON.