H.&szARi)'s GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 14,, 
     
    
   
   
    
     educating the young, and by training the adult 
     
     to habits of industry and sobriety. 
     
    

    
     The Rev. gentleman spoke of Charlottetown 
     
     as the place which had given birth to the 
     
     mission. of its gradual and steady progress 
     
     since that time. As before the Russian tron; - 
     
     holds, the sap of the bcsiegers miide steady and 
     
     continued progress, whilst the tolegi-aph wire 
     
     flashed to an impatient public the oft repeated 
     
     taIe,“notliingnew froiii the Criinea;" so though 
     
     he had no signal vi :t.oi-ies to proclaim, tho_woi-k 
     
     was progressing, not less surely to its_ ultimate 
     
     success-—that steady advances were being made, 
     
     8.: obstacles ovorcouie-—thcir laiigiiage,tlicii- ous- 
     
     toms, their liabits had heeii learned; their pi-e- 
     
     judices had yielded, their conlideiico had been 
     
     gained, their love and nfieetions (in many in- 
     
     stances) won, thus the sap of love had destroyed 
     
     many of the out-works opposing, and had ad- 
     
     vanced to the very Mali oil’-—-or Key of the 
     
     stronghold of the superstition and ignorance 
     
     which has so long cm-ircled them. He also 
     
     coinbated the prevalent notion that the Indian 
     
     will not work—by the fact that the eight or ten 
     
     families living on the ini.-xiioii premises had re- 
     
     alized the sum of £400 as the proceeds of their 
     
     industr . 'l‘lie various incidents related of his 
     
     intercourse with the Indians. were valuable, 
     
     showing the iidiiptatioii (we think in an eminent 
     
     degree) of tho iiiissioiiary tor the work to which 
     
     he has been so ]h'U\'I(It?I|iI‘lII_\' called, and we 
     
     will conclude by hoping tl-at the .\licm:ic Missi- 
     
     on will take its pl-ii-o iini«):igst the varioiis other 
     
     Religious :|Ii'I li« Il'3\'Ul(.‘IlI Institutions which 
     
     are eiicourziged by the aid, live in the :ill'octioiis, 
     
     and are reiiionihei-i.-d in the prayers of the peo- 
     
     ple of this place. 
     
    
   
   
    
     000 
     
     St. l'IIeaiior’s, Oct. 27th, 1855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     b Resolved, That the thanks of the Committee 
     
     :_].‘,'H'en_to the Inspectors for the care and 
     
     :1] l_Ity displayed in the execution of their 
     
     uties. 
     
     By order, 
     
     Wu. W. Iiivixc, 
     
     _ Secretary. 
     
     Committee Room. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     H10‘ Inspectors of the Fields ofTurnips entered 
     
     for Lonipetitioii in Queen's County for the pri- 
     
     zes offered by the Royal Agricultural Society, 
     
     I13-\'o to report, that they visited the different 
     
     I‘IL‘I(IB riicntioiied in the "able annexed, and 
     
     after making careful exaiiiinaiion, have to pre- 
     
     sent the following as the result 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Sir ; ~ 
     
     The Coiiiniitteo of Prince County desire, that 
     
    
   
   
    
     the following be inserted in all tie Island pa- 
     
     pers. 
     
     "‘s‘T_"CJ" ' .--c, -= -to I 
     
     3 §’- 8° l:."<~ 9, 9.~ 5 
     
     . g-= 3 I - 5 : ., g .3 
     
     a5‘.'‘'-._, .‘-' ones:-1 
     
     "'-u '19.’: 30="‘(n 
     
     - - 5- 5.‘ wt: .5 ~< 
     
     :I',":(?Bn=-i-'22 "1: "'15: 
     
     o "'9 -i I65-i 
     
     323.3"-'."U=-3-5 :."-8' 
     
     g.i:'.='g-; :.B.g-. 
     
     Q-:3-5-yd-@2.°v gage- 
     
     q‘ . u - 5 _ ‘< U! 
     
     W "“' Fm‘! ~ c: 
     
     Q ~55!-pa to 9 -o 
     
     —'au‘.'==<".t-3'  
     
     g'rn.;a..-:m.'- ,~.- 3"o:-=_ 
     
     ' if-"...ml"'U,’\_. 539°; 
     
     -gupur-‘ggfiufi -reigd 
     
     fig-cr'1g___=E' 2;-~s' 
     
     G.--4"?-’a<o5'.'° ==>°' 
     
     ‘Q-I” v‘4._-' —.._. =- 
     
     9 -'.-m::',: w n_3 :,-, G 
     
     5- §-9.-. so -.-~‘=a 
     
     & _ ._.a_ . .5 Egg: 
     
     ' ‘ 3' .5 §_§.§‘-S 
     
     2"?% 
     
     ;, - .niu ; euo~iii {/3 39. 
     
     .Sggfig$Ss..‘I|(I0‘}l]’J0'0N' 3-35% 
     
     *'_ '—“ "W ‘ :26: 
     
     sseseeese "'!"“0°"° -53: 
     
     us siiuiuo ‘vs 3.": ; 5 
     
     ~—~~——— --~  .. rag» 
     
     '5::$S{322E£".Ef ‘l'l9!°A\ 5'2-.2-’§ 
     
     ou~l®~l.i-CDOQIA 23;  
     
     .. ...'.'.‘'.. -;' “T ~‘—-' __ ’*-E’ -"3 
     
     333-rgr33g3Es"’°“"“°“! Gig: 
     
     =__qa.<e t.i~l'l9‘l"“‘Il°'°N :-_.,,,g o 
     
     "— h C ”—"" 55:; 
     
     °""""""“" -sfi-no 
     
     tnccuccuo 'sa7.ud 5-°B -u 
     
     56 O "‘ 
     
     °° ° «?&.=$‘ 
     
     J.uIt.S J. FRASER, Secretory. 
     
     o 
     
     ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 
     
     Minutes of Committee Meeting, Nov. 7, 1855. 
     
     I‘II.l1SlN‘I': 
     
     Hon. Mr. Colcs, Ilenry Longwortb, 
     
     “ Cup. Rice, Thos. Petbick, 
     
    
   
   
    
     “ Mr. Mooney, Chas.lIaszard, Esqrs., 
     
    

    
     " i\ir. Warburtoii, Mr. George Smith. 
     
    

    
     Read Minutes of last meeting. 
     
    

    
     Read Letter from Mr. Stewart to the Secre- 
     
     tary, Ordered, that the consideration of the 
     
     said letter stand over until next meeting. 
     
    

    
     Presented, Mr. Cundall's Bill for arranging, 
     
    

    
     osting and balancing the Society's Account 
     
     Iloolis to the 8th August last. 
     
    

    
     Ordered, That the said Bill amounting to 
     
     1215, be paid by the Secretary, and that the 
     
     subject he again brought forward for discussion 
     
     at next iiientlily inecting. 
     
    

    
     Read Letter t'i-oin Depot Keeper at Park Cor- 
     
     ner relative to old seeds on hand. 
     
    

    
     m-.3,-,~.»d, 'i!~.«it the .*-'ncrctary write to Mr. 
     
     (.'ru..ln' and .~' :li-‘ that the Committee decline 
     
     taking back said seeds, being contrarfi to rule : 
     
     and that the seeds furnished to that epot last 
     
    

    
     car, were the same in kind and quality as 
     
     those furnished to tliu other Branches and 
     
     Depots. _ 
     
     Mr. Smith presented Report of Turnip In- 
     
     spcctors for Queen's County, which was read 
     
     and ordered to be published. 
     
    

    
     Resolved, That Mr. Murpoth be excluded 
     
     from competiori, in consequence of his piece of 
     
     Turnipr. not measuring an Acre, as required by 
     
     the rules of the Society. Prizes to be awarded 
     
     to the following competitors: 
     
    
   
   
    
     lst Prize, George Smith, Royalty, £3 0 
     
    

    
     -d do. Chas. Binns, do 2 I0 0 
     
    

    
     3d do. John Thornc, do 2 0 0 
     
    

    
     4th do. Mr. M. Daly, Govt. Farm. 1 I 0 
     
    

    
     5th do. Mr. J. D. Ilaszard, Re alty l 0 0 
     
     iver, 0 10 0 
     
    
   
   
    
     6th do. Mr.John Wright, W. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ._..?._._.__ ___i V 
     
    
   
   
    
     r S;H.E or STOCK.--Olll‘ readers will lease not 
     
     ‘tract. that the sale of improved Stec at “Bin- 
     
    
   
   
    
     AUCTIONS. 
     
    
   
   
    
     stead,” tlie Farm of R. A. Fellowes, Esq., takes 
     
     plum’ t°'"‘°“'°\V. Thursday 15th instant at 12 
     
     «Yo ock. ’ ’ 
     
     'm::r(?t0lll{Itt0(I to make fiiyoralile mention_of a 
     
     F ~  0 pptatocs e_xhibited by Chas. Binns, 
     
     t‘§‘_l- 2-It‘ the lnoyiil Agricultural Societie’i-i Indus- 
     
     .ri.il‘ Lxnihitioii, since when, we have been 
     
     ixfélgliitlpd of our negligence by receiving _speci- 
     
     the bro” two kinds ol potatoes, accoinpanied by 
     
     “W o lowing note oi the produce ot each_ of 
     
     t‘|.ltlI rispectively. o. 1, were of the kind 
     
     \'\'.‘l' I-‘,~'l"’°3 under the naiue_ol “;\leAllistcr.” 
     
     " 10]‘ I ._e the idea. ol liintiiigpotatiies for the 
     
      r  without the stimulus ol fresh llIll.III.ll‘t‘. 
     
     iose in question were uncoiiiinonly well-lla- 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
    
   
   
    
     13:0. l.——l2.'_3 bushels from 2 and a-half bush- 
     
     " ": l‘lFll1Ic_rI in Stubble Land, without manure. 
     
     M and -.i.-lialfhusliehi froni 3 peeks, 
     
    
   
   
    
     I’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     l‘ |U'v.'\1 ‘rim \\'i~:s1' l.\‘i.iiics.—-'l'lie cliolera hurl 
     
     lllllllell‘- :ii>in-araiice :iI l.:i Guziyra. It is sliitid 
     
     i.ii amui iorly cises occur daily, of which ien 
     
    
   
   
    
     V I'0LlCI'I COURT. 
     
    

    
     ‘Nov. 7.—l:Iliz:ibi:ih i\l'I‘:VI'ell, ofTowiiship No 36, 
     
     wiiluw, charge-il with robbing Messrs. .\l‘Nuti 
     
     l"°“'"» luefclltlllltl. of goods to the value ol'36s. I 
     
    
   
   
    
     9? 
     
    
   
   
    
     (.‘oininilted; to take her trial at the Supieiiie Court, 
     
    
   
   
    
     8lh.—John Stoiie drunk and disorderly. Coiivic. 
     
     It'll; filled 5s. wiili costs or be imprisoned 48 hours- 
     
    
   
   
    
     :l°l"' smile. for malicious trespass on the pre- 
     
     p‘iises_ofIlonald Mnttliewcnn .-iiid breaking furniture. 
     
     .oiivicted: fined 15s. with costs or be imprisoned 
     
    
   
   
    
     l2.—MichaeI Ilickcy, drunk and disorderly on 
     
     lllelllfeel yesterday (Sunday). Convicted; fined 
     
     I01’ of the Lord's day 10s. or be impri- 
     
    
   
   
    
     l 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gi-zones Sirirn. 
     
     GEORGE Liiwis. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ___.9..j. 
     
    
   
   
    
     In presenting their Report of the Turnip 
     
     Crop in Queen’s County, the Iris ectors have 
     
     great pleasure in congratulating t e Society on 
     
     the high averages which, notwithstanding the 
     
     generally unfavourable impression regarding 
     
     this year's Cro , the returns show, thus es- 
     
     tablishing the act, the Turnip is about the 
     
     most sure crop that can be raised in this Island, 
     
     which, taking into consideration, that with 
     
     tolerable cultivation, 1000 bushels per acre can 
     
     be readily obtained, shows that, at least accord- 
     
     ing to the British standard of agriculture 
     
     excellence, there can be no Countr in the 
     
     world, whose farming might be carric on more 
     
     successfully, or when, taking into consideration 
     
     the favourable state of the market, it might be 
     
     made more profitable in ii. pecuniary sense. 
     
    

    
     The Inspectors however, feel it their duty to 
     
     say, that in their 0 inion the recent regulation 
     
     of the Committee or excluding the giiincrs of 
     
     any former prize from com etitian, is not cal- 
     
     cu ated to keep up the big character of the 
     
     Island as a I‘urnip-growin country, a fact 
     
     the think cl‘ the highest importance. The 
     
     excIusion of the gainers of a first prize, and 
     
     that onl for it limited period, they think would 
     
     elfoct al that could be reasonably desired, for 
     
     preventing on thin like a mono Iy in prize 
     
     taking; and t oy t ink further tiatit would 
     
     rather stimulate exertion, than otherwise, to 
     
     have to enter the lists with the old leaders in 
     
     Turni cultivation, who never raise loss than 
     
     1000 usliels per Acre; at all events, they think 
     
     the society should kee up as a standing fact 
     
     that such is generally one. 
     
    

    
     The Inspectors would also refer with plea- 
     
     sure to the increased desire slieivn by the co lo 
     
     for agricultural information whenever tie n- 
     
     spectors had an opportunity of conversation : 
     
     and to the rapid Iv]! improving state of the Coun- 
     
     try. Any one w o Iias only been here but for 
     
     a few years, cannot fail of being struck with 
     
     the iniproved appearance of the various fiiriiis, 
     
    
   
   
    
     R’ 5‘-'— ’ 1-!-.' I... 
     
     5‘°—2=iE'°i'§9_' F295‘ I “Omi- 
     
     -.'"-,=.-.g.7,g::.‘..°s=U=.::.= I 9 
     
     -"3 '.3=":'_.-5--;-:'__m :5 
     
     is. 5'5: ~;..- 3-33 :3 
     
     I. r-' -——-- : -'13:‘ "'2. 
     
     _°..f.<‘- P‘ Efif" 3: on 
     
     = :. _-_ “~.. - :4‘ - .....---—. 
     
     2-; 5. 5‘ ". planted as above. 
     
     cu:-_ 7'. 5:. 
     
     ‘gr 1:5" ** -- ~- -2;-~ 3 -- 
     
     =?* 5 =2 
     
     53'? no 2.? 
     
     cu‘ "__:_'_g!\i:'..\9!\'vI9I\'4I°l‘@C;3I9 =g 
     
     9 I’ ."‘.".. ."_.’°.‘°.°..V°."'V."'7.c7" . prove [‘;,“,|_ 
     
     E meoicicwsoiorcwreron Nu.oI'drillsin 
     
     =§‘rCA3ND~l33Kl'3:€CD(D(D . 
     
     _.,i..- z:.- hO- up :4- 
     
     —us.c..i.:eua-wencncsu '''‘‘'‘'w‘'-* 
     
     :3 —ocnoaoe—ooocucsio Z :l\’t3l‘-‘l1I9:\(I. 
     
     G 
     
     : __ _ and weight on 
     
     .-7' as- -2-i.i~iec.,cm:.cco " lialf-chaiiiul‘ 
     
     .3 .i.-:.~-ca .i.:,~..;:n:.:ow < . 
     
     t—‘—us.‘t.h- i.:.a ta: up--4-." tlrllls _ 
     
     .;.'.a —" ‘“ *'"-'‘'—— ‘ ‘ ‘ __; ~——- — II|JillllIiIl‘v next, 
     
     ° -‘I-———U‘t9Iv'IONNt€ E‘ 5 
     
     ;'*a~sa:ee:a©cr~:oi~7ucwcz ; 4,‘ 
     
     '7 I "3 roiiiniii 
     
     on C 32' ie ' 
     
     2 u- -A -————i— S g; 
     
     P :.w.r-.r--i-uiauweecn-c 3 ‘,9, 
     
     ‘ rs 
     
     to 
     
     5 -3. .3? . 
     
     '_ 3.:--coco»--on-:¢;¢.,; P __ one monih—committed. 
     
     g C 
     
     3 —' 0 
     
     who NB) M to ‘7' 
     
     -°3_.rs.r-ooa:.r..r..r-;i'3¢-r'$-u 5" = 
     
     [9 -— 
     
     st No.0fbush s 
     
     .eaa'.~..'..:.-:.2as222.°. °' 
     
     .. .— cn_<pto —- Mg, am as you 0f56lI)s each. 
     
     as O-i—NJNJ93 
     
     “° .- .. .. :5 prisoncd7d.-iy- 
     
     L ooooeo u 5;- 
     
     CB 
     
     .53 cocoa: _= ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     soned 4 days—cominitted. 
     
    

    
     ‘ Martyn Ilayden, for assault on Mary Cardigan. 
     
    

    
     convicted; fined 2s. 6d. with 6s 6d costs or be iiii- , 
     
     I3th.—lIIichael Moi-ricy, drunk and disorderly; 
     
    

    
     conyicted; fined 53 or be imprisoned 48 hours. 
     
     Louacillur for ifie week David Stewart, Esq. 
     
    
   
   
    
     . WANTED. 
     
     A GOOD COOK. Apply at Government House. 
     
     Nov I2. 
     
    
   
   
    
     SOCIAL TEA MEETING. 
     
     HI-I Members and Friends of_ the Bnplistlihnrch 
     
    
   
   
    
     EXTRA. STOCK I 
     
     Another Chance of 
     
    
   
   
    
     llllllflllll Sllllllllll 
     
    
   
   
    
     AT BIN STEAD. 
     
    
   
   
    
     V 0 BE SOLD. nr Aucrioiv, on 'l‘Hunsn.ur, 
     
    
   
   
    
     the l5lh diiy of..’Vot'cmbcr, at “ Biiisteiid," the 
     
     “arm of R. A. I"icr.i.owir,s, l‘:gQ,:— 
     
    

    
     -I very‘ fine I‘Il\VS, (pure. |)urliaiii,) 
     
     i .:.. iu‘i,i, ~ ,~_ . , 
     
     2 do IIl‘lII"I‘lll do do., 
     
     Ibenuiiful l"Al{.'ll l‘l)RSl~§, 
     
     I (In (In ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     llI.v\Rl‘., 
     
     I-!rl()l' In lf‘.I'dI9I' I‘l\VI'lS, 
     
     2 do R.-\ \I I.\.\IllS, together with a va- 
     
     ioty of useful I".-\R.\lI.\'G UTENSILS, &c., 6&0. 
     
     Sale to cnniiiicnce at I2 o'clocl 
     
     J.-\.\lI'I.'$ .\l()l{ 
     
     Clinrlottetnwn, Nov. 6, I855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     20 sup 
     
     < 
     
     R IS, Auctioneer. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mechanics’ Institute Soiree. 
     
    
   
   
    
     7 lllili Geiieriil Ifoininiitee of the .\Iecli:inics’ In- 
     
    
   
   
    
     siitutc, being deqirous in open the forthcoming 
     
    
   
   
    
     i".«-ssion of diet Institution at the earliest possible pe- 
     
     riod,_be;_v respeeilnlly to inlorin the public, that they 
     
     will iniiugu 
     
      IltI“.I‘l. 
     
    
   
   
    
     rate the Sessioii of I855 and I856 by it 
     
     ' VIII be held at the 'l'o.-iiip:.-ruiice Hall on 
     
     IL ESI).-\\ , the Illh I)t'CI'IIlI)t!l’ next; iind the Meni- 
     
     ier-i nftlic Iiisliiiiie are solicited to use their best ex- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ertions to cause the iutendance to he as numerous as 
     
     possible, to be Cl'l?dlIilI)lt3.I0 ilie lin-tiiuiion, as the 
     
     boireo oI_ la.-t year proved itself to be, and,—by cre- 
     
     ii 
     
     chsnics‘ Institute to promote a love for literature and 
     
     the this aris,—euliance the prosperity of the Institu- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ting an interest in the ennobling etforis of the Me- 
     
    
   
   
    
     n. 
     
     'l‘lie best Vocal and Instrumental Music will be 
     
    
   
   
    
     procured; and the entertainment of tho ovsning will 
     
     be further enlivened by a short lecture and addresses 
     
     from gentlemen to be appointed for the occasion. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tickets may be had at the several Book Stores, 
     
    
   
   
    
     and from either of the nndermeniioned Committee of 
     
     Management. Gentlcman’s’l‘icliet, 2s. 3d.; Ticket 
     
    
   
   
    
     0 admit n Lady and Gentleman, 3:. 9d. 
     
    

    
     Ten to be on the table at Six o'clock, P. M., 
     
     Cl-IARLII Youno, President of lniitiinto 
     
     Enwann Wiinnaiv. Vice Presidents 
     
     'I‘. H. HAVILAND, I 
     
     SILAS Ihiuiann, 
     
     G. W, MILINER. 
     
     \VA'rsois DUCHEMIN, 
     
    

    
     \V. C. TROWAN, 
     
    

    
     .Ioi-in \Vi1.i.iAMs, 
     
    

    
     Manx Bu-rciuzn, 
     
    

    
     W. E. DAWION, Secretary. 
     
    

    
     Charlottetown. November I2, 1355. 
     
    
   
   
    
     and Congregation worshipping in Providence 
     
     Chapel. Charlottetown, respectfully inform the friend, 
     
     of the several dcnoiiiinations, they intend having a 
     
     Public Tea, on Fiiinliv, Nov. 80th, insi., at ihe 
     
     Mansion of David Wilson, I-Jsq., near (ilovernun-at 
     
     llouss, (lately occupied by Captain Bcnzeley,) for 
     
     the express purpose of raising n fund, to assist the 
     
     Trustees in liquidating a debt recently incurred in 
     
     the plastering of the said Chapel, They feel assured 
     
     by the liberality of the friends on former occasions; 
     
     that this request will cheerfully bs re.-ipoiidcd to. 
     
     A Committee of the following Ladies were sp- 
     
    
   
   
    
     pointed to receive contributions, &c. c. 
     
     Mas. Nicnoasoiv, Mas. J. SCOTT, 
     
     “ lluciiss, " Snsrsoiv. 
     
    
   
   
    
     “ ScAis1'i.i-znunv, “ .I.u. Mctlnzaon, 
     
     “ BUTCHER, senr. 
     
     Tea at 7 p. in. Tickets to he had at Mrs, Scolt’s, 
     
     Mrs. Ilugbes, Mrs. .\iinpson, (:it Mr. ur_v's seiir.,) 
     
     Iliiszurd 8:, Owen and Mr.Staiiiper’s, Market Square. 
     
     MARGARET ’IIUGIII‘.‘S, 
     
     Secretary. 
     
     Charlottetown City, Nov. I3th, 1855. 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOTICE. 
     
     7 ‘HE Members oftlio Horticultural (Tmnmiuee, are 
     
     requested to meet at the I'residcnt’s Otlico on 
     
     c 
     
    
   
   
    
     l"ium\Y, Ifith inst.. at 3 o'clock, aliornooii. 
     
     JOHN Ill. I)AI.GLEISlI,Scc'y. 
     
     President's (ltlicc, Nov. I3. 
     
     FOR SALE. 
     
    

    
     ’[‘II:\T Pasture lot in the Royalty ofCliarIotte- 
     
    

    
     town lying on Ilie Nortli sideuf unicclaiiiied 
     
     Lois bcleiigin-__; to the Hon. G. Colos, and bounded 
     
     on the East by the Mount l"dw;ird Road. 'I‘lie said 
     
     Lot is under i-iiltiirition and fenced round. Apply to 
     
     the subscriber. 
     
    

    
     \VII.l.IAill CRANS’l‘ON. 
     
    
   
   
    
     'l 
     
    
   
   
    
     the great nuiiibor of new buildings in course of 
     
     erection, and the many fine Iii-Ids of Turnips, 
     
     which the Inspectors would have been very glad 
     
     to have examined, if the owners (in many cases 
     
     they believeoutofdelicacy not liavingconfidencc 
     
     in their goodness) had not neglected to enter 
     
     them for competition. 
     
    

    
     The fields belonging to the Ins tors were 
     
     examined, as on former occasions,Iiayctlie Secre- 
     
     tary, assisted by the arty who did not own 
     
     the field ins ectcd. T e Inspectors also add a 
     
     statement 0 Mr. Mor oth’s crop and extent of 
     
     land under Turnips. w iieh, according to their 
     
     survey, contains a little less than Chi-cc-fourths 
     
     of an acre; by the weight of Turnips, Mr. 
     
     Morpeth would stand fourth in the list, and it 
     
     will be for the Committee to say whether or not 
     
     he is entitled to a prize. 
     
    

    
     (Signod.) Greens Sim-ii, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gum“ Lam, ; Inspectors. 
     
    
   
   
    
     TAKE NOTICE. 
     
     / LI. persona indebted to the Subscriber are hereby 
     
     ‘I notilied, that unless their respective Accounts 
     
     are settled in one inontli after this date, they will be 
     
    
   
   
    
     sued for without further notice. 
     
     JUSl".l’II l\IcLF.I.LAN. 
     
    
   
   
    
     5 
     
    
   
   
    
     A 
     
    
   
   
    
     ilio_l6th im-t., by the Rev. John Brcwsler, Tickets 
     
     941 each. 
     
     Coiiirnittee of the Bazaar, for the reliefof the poor, 
     
     under the patronage of Mrs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     9- 
     
    
   
   
    
     don, Liverpool, Boston and Halifax- 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE WAR! THE VVARII 
     
     LECTURE will be delivered on THE IVAR. 
     
     in the Temperance Hall, on FRIDAY night, 
     
    
   
   
    
     The proceeds will be given to the Ladies’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     "-'15’-0 
     
     :- 
     
    
   
   
    
     33, Doors open at 7, and Lecture to commence 
     
     at 
     
    
   
   
    
     pa 1 . 
     
     November 9. 
     
    
   
   
    
     an iiiiiiiiiiiii. 
     
    
   
   
    
     BEER di SON 
     
    
   
   
    
     EC to iiitinuitc to their friends and the Public in 
     
     general that they have lately received from Leu- 
     
    
   
   
    
     400 Packages of 
     
    
   
   
    
     British, West India and American 
     
     0 
     
    
   
   
    
     Comprising an excellent assortment, suitable for the 
     
     season, which will he sold at it small advance from 
     
    
   
   
    
     out for prompt payment, among which will 
     
    
   
   
    
     I d— 
     
    

    
     I;I|Il[I!R. blue, brown and invisible Broad CI.0'l‘IIS, 
     
     Fur, Beaver, Mcltons, Pilot and W liitriey Cloths, 
     
     Dress Materials comprising Pcllissier and Alma 
     
    
   
   
    
     C iecks, 
     
    

    
     Gala ’lnids. I.ustreo, Cobiirgs and Orleans, 
     
     Seal Skin Coats, 
     
    

    
     Ileaver, \\'liiiriny and Pilot UVI“.RCOA'I S, 
     
     (‘lath .\I:iniles and scarf Shawls. 
     
    

    
     Velvets. Pluslics, Ribbons and Triiiiiiiings, 
     
     Veils. Collars, Habit shirts, &c., 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ipkiyuzl. striped Sliiriing, wliiio and uroy Cations, 
     
    
   
   
    
     l.:nlii~s‘ \\ inter lnum» I“IiI'~' I"ur (Hip.-‘, 
     
    

    
     Winter Gloves, Mulllers, lllnnlwts, 
     
    

    
     Countcrpanez-*, Oil Clothes, Worsted shirts, 
     
     Cliildrcns‘ Felt Hats and Honda, 
     
    

    
     Reversiible Waterproof Coats, Rubber Overcoatii, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tons NAILS, assorted , 
     
    
   
   
    
     American Moriicu Locks, wiili fancy knobs, 
     
     An assortment of IIAIII)\VARIu, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ch I , N . I2. . .. . . 
     
     _  " ____,_ _. ._...__.____ Kegs \Vhiie Leiui. tvlicpiig und_ \]Vns|‘I}{ng S0651. 
     
     . 1 - ‘ Sets \VhiIe and Gold inn witi co ees an extra 
     
     Shingles! 3*-hin_;les!! ,.i....... ’ 
     
     [is'1‘ ARRl\'l‘.li fun. l‘..ll'i.-I,-—2lilll in l'l.\'l.ls()|.|~1 I.IZ.-\'l‘llI~‘.'it, SUAI‘, CJIJVDLES Burn- 
     
     dt CEDAR SlIl.\ii‘l,l.:‘-, siml for EIIIO'l\_\— _ mg F1, 7 1), 
     
     J:\.\II‘.S I.’I.Jlil)ll‘.. Com snitch’ Cracker”, punt “mad. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown, Nov. I2. 
     
    

    
     Bricks! Bricks! 
     
    

    
     OR Silo attlie 3 Mile Run, .\liilpebue Road, 
     
     and at the Store of 
     
    
   
   
    
     C 
     
    
   
   
    
     G 
     
    
   
   
    
     IIASZ.\RD St OWEN. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ONI-‘I-‘.C'I‘IONARY, Digby Ilerrings, APPLES. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Onions, 
     
     Ladies’ Rubber Boots and Ovcrsbocs, 
     
    
   
   
    
     enilcinen‘s Rubbers, Sleigh Bells, &c. dsc. 
     
     King Square, House, Nov. 1, 1856.