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, red to cover the approaches to the capital were « neen- | GREAT CONFLAGRATION AT SMYRNA, _ ”, uty aaa your paper of the 2lst August, in

lerno, at Nanles,and at Gaeta. The annexation | . : a . | Which there is a Petition, stated to be from the inhabitants of | trated at SaMeme, O° Nepics, ones | Seven hundred houses have been destroyed by a great fire Prince Edward Island to the Queen. enn; ‘oppentiety, . was continuing to issue its orders and proclaima- a ; : yp 2 ;frimce hawk See 20 SHS ween, Copicd at full le ngth, with ‘ . t . » eh» wanerrad La Pie . y | j . nra aft y , “ie Yh f . . . 7 mat the whoo kingdom, aud had sent agents to) F8lch Occurred the last week in August. | the signature of John B, Cox, Chairman, and in the petition yp reo to raise that town, which belongs to the Pope, A pretty and elepant present had been forwarded to Mia | set toll ae pareaneen : ' ‘ ene . rt , . . 3° se] ras publicly renorte ‘ . Nia ¢ is ine udedin Cerra de Labour, & province of the | Nightingale by a grateful officer who recovered ander her kind | it was pubiicly reported, and has not been dk nied, that ‘ . * : Y ns cae sian duel , - : Sa ane valieedl st ele Ua itp ae ae pe sonsists of a small repeating | the late Lieat. Governor, who wags authorised to coucede Re- @ a Several shine of war Have also arriy . ADA cast reaiment Whilst in the Crimea. CONSISTS OF &@ Sinall repeating | : ; ‘ol tw . . ’ , MM) e i rer z > \ a 8 i s » P R5 la « > in the Bay. in der to retaiorce the Puximontese | watch ina ring, the cylinder of which is made of an Oriental | 8] nsibl Governine nb Co this ( ne in the year 1851, pledged ‘fore Naples. Nearly all the new arrivals have! roby. {ta diameter is the fif y-fourth part of an inch, its length | his Council, before they were allowed to take office, that they » board | 2 ng to the Sardinian army, which are | the forty-seventh, and its wer ght the two hundredta part of a would maintain the forfeited Grants, and not seek or allow ; ‘ ' ’ | the titles to be investigated ; and yer the Suine Governor gave } t ’ . ira - . . ‘Oh eee r . : p : nt of the Liverpool Times says :— + eee > | his assent to the Land Purchase Act, which required the titles Ad ari Tresponhuenht ai ’ . ' he investivated.’’ ' nis are wing & pace towards |... nt . wend to de investigated. ee Te s thus Seen that evonts are advancing 4 t pry ose VORP NT ’ . en 14 Fv . : : [ LJ a . 1. preent m ent the whole of |+U& 4 SLANDER AND TUE GLA IOW GAZETTE I cannot conceive how the publication of a statement so : r | = u y i Us » Hivuice pA RT | : n ‘ae id ee ia 4 ; sien lndiiamn. Geom, the Galt of Taten : _ ,| utterly devoid of truth can in any wets payee — Aig rity Gari Uur readers will remember that some time ago we called the petitioners. It is convenient enough to say: ‘It was tier, is 8 A “es * . ‘ : ' : ‘a AT ; ; . Wich only | ‘Heir attention to the fact of the Glasyow Gazette—* a) publicly reported, and has not been dented ;’’ but how eould > ; , “ acey | at . or ’ . . » - > } ar ‘o fas rhy , . ; Vai, ( huNnce a mst t iymasty of the! publieati m of the highest res] etability ’’—eopyine into its '% pave been denied, if the individucl who was said to have a ea ; j jon h.meelf. he iss : i i : eee * pledged his Council, &c. &e.”? neyer saw, or heard of such | our : 18 for ¢t your , ; ~ | eolumns our strictures on the eonduct of Mr. George Smith 4 report? | ; ve! ’ r l &quiee us it : * soa , . } wav < FoCR & 2nd, states t t ¢ Idi | She very un-successful Emigrant Agent—who sought to impose Better late than never, however; and I now authorise you awit ics ‘ tu saul . : ° . 7, j \ . h ir i i s aes al a ; s 4 to give a direet contradiction to the statement In question, in| ; 5 no ud & Corresponden upon the rant peasantry of Seotland by the most fals: : sea : ra, : was ’ : : ul 0 ther , : : 7 % | arder that the petitioners may know thatthe Lieutenant Go- ¢ t at gi } Ahh ‘ a f . . veorewars » 2¢ eme 3 ‘ pity ‘ rogon peo * ( j . . . . ; ar at = r mns*’ of soldiers ar ind exaggerated ‘statements: regar ming the resources and | vernor to whom they allude, never dreamt oj asking his | " 7 tans to Tf s mn . . » . ep . ° . ” . “wt , Nea; : “ che und a jar capabnities of this Island = The Js/ander of Friday last refers | ( onncil, before they were allowed to take office, (nor did ask Spa rea i t ‘} ’ ” > , Pad ther Ivew Bhat thoy ¢« 1A inks } ~ . , *.8 9 } Mn icage SOTMHSiVCE ‘2 ue youd < ANT ue on 1mp was bean rmed: but w r tren to some of our articles in connection with Mr. Smith’s aavyen- b : )s to ' r : = f s J a ae MAIATEIS Coe

” t . > ae wn) ; a : bs a oo forfeited G ts, And not seek or allow the titles to be investi-

— 7 ore | ‘* vt w tor t ,, tures In search of emigrants, and repeats the ile, Which we gated ;’’ and he cannot but ex: ress his Surprise, that after bis : A les ‘ 0 it ’ , : wrae . ® . ‘ . . 9 } , , ribaldi’s lewions, r sins to be | Several times exposed, that the Examiner represented the! absence of nine years from Prince Edward Island, any of its t r au “ : ma ” , , . ; co tan hite v } ] ave wom: ene} mn yeyes . .1 e i ‘ t. hows r. int rountl .thata whole Island as a bleak and dre ary wild rne-s:’’ but not inhabitants should have now made suc " in unwarrantabh us ; 7 rter, and Gen Von M ‘ee aa ee ; of his name, more particularly in a public document which is | is to I : —— adorn satished with rehashing the old lie, it sery sup two or three oo. snted to Her Majasty t Buy , fpr rtrh i fore left to ne presented to lier Maj y. : s > eee ss ‘ Sct ‘ ‘ y J: w : ; pe os d to Salerno, to | 2°W ones in the following sengonce :— I remain, he ‘ : [ al I ‘* P e.8 2 ’ . : ral y ds lt will C Vear Sir, faithfully, ; l ‘ il . ‘ ov -e n ‘ se extracts ‘ } , : : i : a alee ca ia a : Process, | are from the Your obedient servant, : iast a pea ICG, ‘ , iy é p Fy : ) authority. wv h was considered * reliable : A. BANNERMAN. : rs ; i t i . wtuaae 9 rned ‘ + FE nomsmse"e emarke et sis ; i i y . ot soll of i've Fr ' ne maving r- ¥ i “re a toaG ff TAMINCT $ bo tM +) Hon. Epwarp W HELAN, &e. &e. &e. 2 ‘ uel ” , ‘ rt slays had Deen Written for a political 7

iy Ai . ‘ 8 V ys ween |. oS a ie. Acne “te We may here observe, that reprinting the Petition from t e whl i “ mi, and were groasiy untrue. tre Edit w,in the Gazetle tor eC ay 0 y UNSCTVE, LOIE 1 Pepriniing thc euti i : i Pruss in ¢ event aoe one _ *| Aug. 18, very hom brably acknowle igres the error into which!) which an extract is given above, the false Statement 1t con- hos ies, P vont and Lombirdy w d be o pied Dy ad been ied, and places the Island in its proper ebaracter tains entirely es aped our notice; but when again printing |

t 3 a counter-move to t i ) ive, Tite wean P eas a ; : ¢ ee a troo] ws 8 a a. a ore his readers. the Petition in the form of a ¢ireular for m ire general dis- | in portior the strian empire by Lose of I’rus- ath tad re pls : ; .

‘ ‘ “ . +.) “gia : ’ 1: : { ution, ¢ } uest t i; CCB i if8 aut F C4 sia. Both the belligerent states would thas he enabled to Now, it is false that the remarks o this paper, at any time, | Mibution, at the request and ecst of ts author, we notice 1 ~~ a eel i tary fo ce upon the debateable ; i ; inly it) 2° ebjectionable paragraph, end having assured the writer |

rine the wh yi their miitary fo ce upon the debate: has had a tendency to disparage this Island : and certainly it| |, .™ : > oe so fe ss “i 7 Ege : : Mie Srazep, | Coat it was wholiy u.true, he authorised us to strike it out.

, i$ most faise to assert that the remarks relating to Mr. Smith! , . , . eer od : . i ts readers that thore are reports current . caine 00. Gamer Sas the Remarks s 5 We may further observe that We have {jr quently heard the i i in’ orms its : S sae to re ae eee cul ae at tl P ants, Soin Ore as ‘a ar » am fae litte ‘ . ‘ . |

i tees ntinnd is _Earose eraiuet Fre {¢, and his Emigration schemes ‘+ had been written for a politica report, and have coutradicted it fully as oft », in the House |

+ i ; itor veins 1 ut as L A a : : ; . ae a . ‘ . . j

a ; 1, bat nevertheless takes great pains to purpose. As to their being ** grossly untrue,”’ the fact that! of As-em>ly and e's where, that the Liberals were rledged | considers them sbsurd, buat verthel g ] purty 5 , : : . : : 4 contradict them, by pointing out that Austria is too much en | gpe Islander and its correspondents have never yet refut@by Sir Alexander Bannerman pot to agitate Escheat previous, -ared ** with terrible interna! pr bdlems,”’ to tink of attack- : ; : ee es ; to their taking office in 1851. Some of the more int lligent | pee nee vier’ orn rogress,"’ heedless of ‘em, is very good evidence in their favour. The Islander" ™ a - , Ore 1WleNig ing Frane ho ** pursues her peaceiul progress,*’ heedles: q jng France. w! pursues her ¢ I

the ** alarming’’ bat** absurd” repoits circulated by * evil-ir tentioned persons.’’

Phe Paris correspondent of «he Herald says that the Frenc ;

<. rermussnt bas just purchased ten large steam transports i . the (Tn, °d States ” _— . . . oo fanles is to pay an indemnity of 300,00 [he King Nay pe!

non he | wuftred the French inhabitants durin irancs fer the losses ."“*

the bombardment of Pa,otme.

The tour of the French Rim larity in the provine

' he id ¢ 9 dop arity be provine

ene Soabs, ae se oy o} throughout the de visited. I¢ appears quite undeniabie . ‘ts

partments of France there is no lack of e.

+ orovincia ernment Every jour ’

J ey he makes ni the if France at once yroves and increases the popu h he enjoys. : a The Emperor and Empress hive been sailing on the v.tke | Geneva, opposite the maguificent cists ? Cha ania. Whi'st so occu ied his majesty is stated to have had a long aatihiiniiieaa, biel on , le . and conversation with the chief engineer of the department and reseniatives of the propused railway to Italy, which some, in part, a Frenen line, in the course of which 3 2sty was struck with the i lea of having a tun- { ecustrueted under the Alps, by which a subterranean pas- , ; } ; Le 7 age of the Siwpion might Db ;

a 1 in 25 minutes.

» carried out, th e of the Menai Straits

will thenceforth not be the greatest engineering monument in Europe.

, rreatiy grea lish p

his pr yect b

The correspondent of the Globe plainly states that, in the recent interview between the Minister Farini and the Emperor, the latter expressed bis perfect willingness that Victor Ew-

1 ol } f Tt manuel should interfere in Naples.

. ROME. Rome, Sept. 2.

} ~ Crench wrarris at It is stated in official quarters that the French garrison a

R e is to be increased by 3,500 men, in order to be tter pro- t wit fecoch and V te: DO Genera tec) that erty, as well as Civits V ma and a oe . has bees appomnted commander of the French division. gifestations have bcen Dr bt Ancon : i ; red in a sta fs y i it Si < 3 as a@ii-d. ; a Carve a i @ @fC Bios! th s > insu tof 4 at 1 ac C p v ls 4 i € T vit 8 ; ; . : a? f - y r POLIT! LAND MILITARY MOVEMENTSIN ITALY Pine Te : G ‘ is at six days a cla fre Naples. The ltalias rua k thatas Gaeta ’ n ¥ r Ye on + aie e, ts peo to ft attac uh ng i) : . - ie that Francie Hl. w ger there. a & #-« ~ -o aio e navy unt r ‘ . * mi i i sion ‘ italy, 3 atister th A jul s for 2 nea i.8 Catto tics 2 knows & gin 4 P bar i € 4 M r ‘ (;enera Lamorct ha:c aot ; eu at M | 1, s§ i a Order tlie y nv, 4nneunclig j se wa b ae Ut ; an jou Lo b ef O j “ [ 31 ig 4 ¢ ics n ' ei AUSTRIAN I ‘ coun’ of : progres» ait 3 N , Cs, fac a » I g at or y that the sevea'th ane @ gith Austria @Ge7s \o tia ; i r ven a —___—_——-—__—_ + »ees —_— s : ie ad The Steamship Europa arrived at Halifax on Wednesday i : tes th: hose brought uorning last, with three days later dates than those vrought =” -

br the Melita. The mail wag received here on Friday morning

There is, however, but little additional news.

items are taken from our latest papers.

The following

A r-volutionary committee has been un: arthed at Verona, uid the papers discovered are said to “ throw & surprising ght on the proc-edings of a neighbouring power. ‘worye under ordinary circumstances, coul:l scarcely be expected to eld off mach longer from Ltalian intervention. Bact

The special correspondenee of the Times in Syria seems to be convinced that the Druses have been encouraged by some officious Eng'ishmen to believe that “ the slaugiater of the Christians would be acceptable to England, as tending

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be belief that England would uphold them in their blood- gui'tiness, and to take such measures as shall forever destroy bat belief.”

, A oe from Naples in the Armonia states that the Queen Dowager, with all ber children except the count of Trani, Tho remains with the Kiog (his ha! brother), has taken her departure for Spaia.

t) our honour te ascertain who has inspired the Druses with

The Roman correspondent of the Armonia says, in a letter isted Auyust 16th:— :

{ = ene - Lamoriciere pursues his noble task with daerity, and has already produced w onderful results. ee ® superbly fortified and defended. The port is closed a te@ins, and guarded with temporery gaubrigs; the fortifi- tations towards the sea are complete! ; every ship that arrives is compelled to pars before a range of batteries well situated tod fortified 1 think 1 may assure you that Garibaldi vould fare badly if he attempted one of his usual coups de main in that quarter...Such is Lamoriciere’s activity that be Las visited Ancona eight different times in filteen days, b superintend the last preparatious for defence. At bis last review of the troops, he was se'uied with loud cries of * Long live our brave General!” The “enthusiasm of the a wy is immense and universal. n

SARDINIA AND LAMORICI/RE’S ARMY. The Paris letter ia the Daily News says that unless the ope, yielding to the demand of Pied mont, at once dismissed P4moriciere and his bands, they wil probably be attacked Kcwediately by a Sardinian army, with Victor Emmanuel iw y'8O0 3t its head. s The DeLots mentions @ report that Uount Cavour has given

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rardinal Antonelli to understand (bat any yvemmeus On a® Poutilical woops, beyond the frontiers of the Roman Se *tes, woud be considered an act of intervention, aud that

“dwout would in such case think it-elf justified in oceupy-

ihe M ay ches.

‘arve of tue ministeria| journals of Turin contain leaders | ,

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i¢iere’s orders of tbe day, in which he threatens with the (owas that May revoit. I i€y Bay that the Pied- Yeoraiment Cannot leaye, without protection, Itaitan 44S ©Zyp0s8@1 10 toe assaults of a foreign Power. 5 hurtin sorrespougent of the Debafs caunuot velieve In SRisience of this order of the ds , 60 coulrary to the PNCa CDulucter,

‘roy is a very triumphant one,

“u8m 10 favour

larity

iia " 66 Se ¢ 2. | sreduce French influence,” and be declares that ** it is cue}

i- has certainly denied their correctness, but it has never sup-

ported its denial by any proof. As to the editor of } Ai

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were untrus—that they were published for a political pu:- | !¥g in sucl : ie ; : ‘ ., | Who may read the foregoing crashing refutation of 0 pose, and that he committed an error in copying them—we : oe

= have reason to know that that is the greatest lie of all. If|

the Gazetle contained anything that would bear

this

struction, the Js/ander would be only too ready to e . : ;

article, word for word: buat it

a

impudent falsehood until it repr

Ms. Gazette, duly authenticated inform us ef the result of Mr

Smith's labor “*noceupi 1 lands of this Colony? We have heard, on the best Dathority, that not even a d or 1cduce!! to come here by him. .d, not an emigrant ship has entered any port the pa

“ about a sp!

Is] | dur’ 82 st twelve months. Sians °

in this

the off Glasgow Gazette stating that he now believes our remarks! we

t con- py the b

1 , et must stand charged with an

By the way, will the Js/ander | “¢ picture is reversed and the bright side of life appears.

bd. ‘ its iM Setting the

zen emigrants were brought |

After all the promises | of Mr. W. KR. Tu,

mu ¢ nave nfthicti © re ¢ 10 w : This shows | }¢@vy affliction, aged 18 years and 9 months.

’ 3a very bad Agent for the Proprietors who that Mr. Smith w.a8 @ ve” pad Ag Ha t

. } } | } +) : . » Scotland ; and that the evils o sent him on a fool's er, 2nd te Scvtiana ; and that the cvils of

. +» thie [slan‘t are too well known on the the landlord system in this Islan‘ are too well kr the

of the Tory party—even members of the present Government | —are ready enough still to repeat the lie, when an cceasi: n} rs, and when they think it will serve their purpose ; but | hel

‘eve that, for the future, they w !

uw

ill absta‘n from indulg- fa contemptible trick im the hearing of persons | the lie} from the pen of the Gover: or of Newfoundland.

' - —e | Life has

Woi

few charms for the Dyspeptic, which is not to be

ered at, when we ta

sn farin hial > arn 3 ee nea 4 , 2, ore duces the exact words of the | Silering which he endures. By use of the Oxyzenated Bitters,

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| hy | ied, At Margate. on Friday, the 7th instant, of Dyptheria, William B. son | iu, aged T5 years addG iuonths. His end was peace | Ou the 12th inst, Sarab, the sixth daayhter of Mr, John and sarab+ Foster, of Pleasant View, Charlottetown Royalty, aiter several

At Princetown Royalty, on the Sth inst., Alexander Henry, in the 82nd year « f his age. At Wilmot Creek, on the 15th ulto., of Scarlet Fever, Charles Washing ton, third son of Edward and Grace Henry, aged 9 years und 2 months On Sunday, 16th inst, of Dyptheria, Horatio Nels n, sevond son of

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DVENTISEMENTS,

nt et i OER OTE wer — Sa

SALK BY AUCTION. ‘XO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at Charlottetown, on SATURDAY, the Fi

the Colonial Building,

rst day of DECEMBER

| Next, at the hour of 12 o'clock, moon, under a Power of Sale, contained

DONALDSTON FARM TO LET, 22 sur tectcl ssi Mesiie, itd eae aap of tare

QRONTING on TRACADIE BAY, Winter River, T'welve miles from TWO HUNDRED

about half of which is in a good state

are on the premises a

mud elose to shore. lexus reasonable. Possession given at a weck’s notice.

wn, in Prince Edward

Island, Merchant, and his wife, of the one part,

and Stephen Swabe and running back to) and Daniel Jackson Roberts, of the same place, Mc ene x

Town. ACRES,

ot cultivation.

Donaldston September 25, 1860.

4w.

It consists of | part:

There | street, or the Main Post Road leading from Ch good DWELLING HOUSE, a large way forward the views of | BARN and Cellar, a Garden and Jarge Poultry Yard, Swamp- : mud, two good draw Wells, and other watering places. Muscie-

D ’ °o

May be let in 100 acre plots to suit. | Plot of Land in possession o Apply to

’ rchants, t All that Tract of Land situate in STRATFORD, os Lae

| fowaship No. 48, in Prince Edward Island, described in the said | Mortgage as bounded as follows: that is to say, commencing at the | Nerth-west angle of John street, on the East edge of Hillsborough

arlottetown Ferry to | Georgetown, thence (according to the mognetic North of the year 1764), {North 51 degrees, East 200 feet, or until it meets the South-west | boundary of a Farm in possession of the Heirs of the late James Welsh, | thence following the course of said South-west boundary North 39 | degrees, West 60 feet, or antil it meets the South-east boundary ofa et f John Stewart, thence following the course | of said South-east boa wdary, South, 51 déyrces West to said Hillsborough, | street, thence following the course of the same South-easterly GU feet, |to the place of commencement For Particulars and terms of sale,

=. ac. ; from Albany SEC ay Bos? 5 US? RECEIVED, per Brig ** Henr @ sisting O1 and Sh P DODD'S Brick Store, Pownal-street September 25.

5 SDPOV ES

Cook, Franklin, Parlour Co rk, STOVES, in variety, for sale

Direct,

.

; FELLOW CITIZENS,

Subscribers have also received a few COOKING | »&4mong which is the of the age.

.

SLOVES, adapted for ( oal or Wo Samaritan,’’ Call and see

, and judge for yourselves. Sept. 25.

od

the most economical Stove

DODD & ROGERS.

Novice ro Farmens.

BUST RECEIVED, a few FARMER and 60 gallons, for sale cheap by t Sept. 25, 1860. 6w.

passage apply at Albert ‘

September 25, 1860.

- Notice.

ss Ww

he Sabseribers.

DODD & ROGERS. FOR BOSTON. FANIUE new Schr. ** ANNIE BELL, Cant. A. J. Crocker, has superior accommodatiuns. For reat’s Office, Queen’s | Street, or on board, at Peake’s Wharf.

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7

- 800 STOVES, con- Air-tight, Box by the Subscribers, at

BOILERS, of 30, 45 |

PRXUE Subscriber has held in charge for the last few days

strayed HORSE, color red, which

any time, on proving property and pay

St. Peter’s Road Lot 34, Sept. 25, 1 Wanted,

nae : -,, | and Reapers extant. ¥>Y aSingle G n leman, two or thre Rooms furnished, with i ee

stating terms per month or quarter. Charlottetown, September 25, 1860.

A Card.

} RS. BURRIS takes the liberty to inform the elite and | jt pleasure-going portion of the community, that the |

pening of her Dancing Classes, having been postponed until | Ui the 2d of ¢

PUESDAY

next, at 8 o'clock.

yearsof| Charlottetown, Sep 25, 1860, F sieeetettacrtahesnagiecsa

NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

LL PERSONS INDEBTED

860.

the owner can have ing expenses, A. McEACHERN. a 2i

1 in.

without fail.

2 | Horse

| apply to Messrs. SWABEY & ROBERTS, Charlottetowa, ; Dated this 3ist day ef August, A. D., 1869.

J. Hexsurey, Solicitor, etna tirwtenittalinismian ee gree | |

(HEAP GROCERIES!

orth Side Queen Square, Opposite the Market

Hiouse.

, F MPORTATION from Halifax and Dnited States :—

Dry Goods, Groceries, Unrdware, Wooden and Farthen-

ware, Fancy Goods, Upper and Sole Leather, Buckets.

Brooms, Washboards, Clothes-pins, &e.; Soap, Candles,

Tobacco, Cigars, MOLASSES, SUGAR, TEA, Rice, Figs,

Raisins, Currants, Confectionary, Apples, Onions, Nuts, Biscuits, Crackers, Lozenges, Pepper, Mustard, Coffee,

Ginger, Starch, Blacking. Candle-wick, Shoe-finding, &e,

Upper and Sole Leather cut to order ; and other articles

tov numerous to mention.

| Fresh Fruit — Oranges, Apples, Boston, a stock of which

Summer. Ch. Town, April 24, 1860.

j | |

Nuts, &e., just arrived from will be kept up daring the

STEPHEN O'MARA,

HAYING AND HARVESTING

Machinesand implements. i } ECENTLY received from England and the United States,

and for Sale at the Charlottetown

| AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE & SEED STORE,

ee combined MOWER and REAPER, for one aud two

j orses,

| Griffin & Son's best SCYTH E3, in variety

| Patridgos best quality Steel HAY FORKS

and Hand HAY RAKEs, (large assortment)

oF CRADLES for Grain, various sizes,

ke into account the amount of bodily BD Board, in a private family. Address E. G., Post Office,

oa oo ote Charlottctown, June 26, 1860. tf. Jetoher—will open on the evening of that day, | by him, in Dorcuesrrr Sreenr.

TO THE SUBSCRIBER, | and Ovrnovsns, 43 by 15 feet, two Stories h 4% having their Accounts furnished, wili please settle them by the FIRST of OCTOBER,

SCYTHE SNEATHS and STONES, in variet .

N. B.— Manny’s two horse Machine | the Island during the last two Summ | Satisfaction, proving themselves t

8 have been in use in

rs, and have given every

) be the best combined Mowers

: As the number of Machines on hand is

lmmited Farmers had better make early application to the Subscriber. Terms liberal.

| z W. W. IRVING.

Valuable Property for Sale,

HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, by Private Contract, the Premises, at present owned The HOUSE is well fitted |for a Private Boarvine House, and has been used some time /as such, it is 43 feet front by 27 feet deep, contains 17 well finished airy Rooms, Winter and Summer Kitehen, with a | good Frost-proof Cellar under the whole ; also, a Yard, Srasiz

igh. Any person wishing to open a House of the above tion will rarely meet with a better opp

descrip- ortuni‘y of getting

and occupied s

oT At, Reuneal Weatherbie, aged 10 years. § , ‘ GE< IRGE DOUGLAS. omens For Lerms, we eee bo the owner, other side of the Atlantic, to warraut the supposition that/| On Saturday, the 8th inst., at Kocky Point, Cuarles Alfred, eldest gon Furniture Warehouse, Sept 24, 1860 2i . ay aa ‘AM McKAY, or : ae |of Mr Jonathan Perkin, aged 3 years avd G months. _—_————___— - ————— ibs ‘tL LTAM DODD, Auctioneer. . ; , tant, Sh vessantry would, te ». 96 : ; 4 | — DT Saag . even the most ignorant of the Scoty.5 PF ’ On Tharsday, the 13th —_ in the — year of her age, of Dyptheria, | a CARD. eyes a a _— POVERTY is not disposed of before : oii.” te weaned f its vicy, US. after an illness of 23 days, borne with stian resignation to the Divine aia ; ‘ se ; » | LUBSDAY, the 2nd duy of OCLOBBR next t wi an xte ‘ he pumoder of its Ficus , : © : : hs i i t aeriha ande : . wa’ th . J -~ 10 Will at any extent, add to the 0 j; Wilk Deuitla, sixth daughter of ae seo Weatherbie, of West Ritvee. r a "= — f,.4n CRS his ce oe _ day be sold at PUBLIG AUCTHON, on the Pret ee mn gienension |: At Mish mond, ies OD, St Searae rs ene Lawees, seccnd ry orem ee hee ngrous customets, whe hive ob-tits ‘zo? |0 clock, and one week afterwards the whole of the HOUSE ' : , meee s of the Kev. Richard Cotton, after 2 Lie Ge severs itlaces, aged 2 year} patronized him aince his commencement in Business in 1827, HOLD FURNITURE of which due notice will be iven b PROGRESS OF THE LAND COMMISSION jand 10 months. | to the present time. begs to inform them, that owing to ill | Catalogue : & 7 NWOTTIRG <n ee ———— j health he is obliged to make an alteration in his Business. | ~¢_ . ! INQUIRY. bi ; —— , ; ‘s 88.) Sept. 4, 1860, J : et es eo The PORT OF CHARLOTPTETOWN. His patrons will therefore, please tuke notice, that in future i cinadaiican W. McK. Nearty a month has elapsed since the Royal Commis. | earthed | he will confine his basiness exclusively to the sale of Stock on Board Ered Lodeine sioners, engaged in the investigation of questions relating to Elizabeth. Scot s ‘ iat Me Werteectead iand, or Stock which he may import or manufacture for bent . ea bail snant, opened their Court this Island; and Sep. 14—Sebt. Elizabeth, Scott, Bay Verte; deals. Str. Westmorland, | t will reveive no orders after Tuurspayythe 13th i ‘ TE v0 sit 2 : lundlord and tenant, open 1 theis C urt tn thie Islan A nd | Be; ees “fi-ten. 14 Dens, Sealand, Heiden ahinaten & dale! s ’ it — 0 : : agente 5 : pape . ar NE or two siagla Gentlemen can be accommodated with frome the anal and aeuideity wistaeith they have performed). OVW. tak, eee ee A Baltes ke o Mr. A. Mumuay, as a perme, ig en to thsiruo- |S Booul end Ladaian fain eeieate family, in a pleasantly their duties, there is no dow ht that they have collected a jarg ae Belt, Croa ker, Frankfort, U.S; do, Breeze, McLeod, Pic-| ti » bir. A. Mi me, as a person in whom they may place situated part of the City, near King’s Square. siiteaa lh Satie st [a a few days thoy will end then tou; coal. Mount Yernon, King, d 1 do. Reward, Dewings, Bay confiden °c, and who will gratefully receive all orders for Terms moderate, please apply at the Exawrmer office, Pa ee eee ee ee ee a Hs Wry, eat a ‘erte; lurber. Lous Ferrior, Pollard, Pictou; coal. Falcon, | making and repairing, he having served in the Subscriber's | Charlottetown, Sept. 11, 1860. iubours here, and the gene ts) et juiry 1E—— VF hat WHI be the k } Ariel, is abl ard, Bermuda; a. one Tuy- stablishment as foreman, fora period of seven years. <i enemas treatin Ahmar ili pastel result? It is extremely difficult to answer this question ;, N.S. do. 18—Albert Treat, Bowden, Boston; “oe , : : . con cae iene agli soe? Hs ‘ i tee : ; n, Selliker, Bay Vertes deals. 19—Amelia, In conclusion, the Subseribe r requests all those who are in- Excellent Business Stand for Sale, ut one thing 1s v biear, t : os rd coal. 20—Das*apay, Bulan, Boston; goods. | d-bted to him toa settle their respective accounts without de-|_ eve ci: . ‘ ‘ ju 7 pronounces ag tne ie : pg craiaBiaalga te? Pictuu; coal. lay; and those to whom he is indebted are also requested to tae : ubscriber will Let or Sell the Dwelling House, Shop, l every shape. lustead of allayisg agitation on the Land | send in their accounts for adjustment. af, and Premises lately occupied by him at Traveller's Rest, A " it has receiv : slse he pres nqairy CLEARED W. SMARDON, Saddlery | aot 19. Che stand 18 a most desirable one, being well adapt- d » unknown in C v; ! tever may be the | Sep. 14—Schr. Livel s, James »; bal Charlottetown. Sept. 18, 1860. ee fd me rr mae 08 or ee - ? ye 4 Evans, Shedi«a loug b . my neon nn | TL . i¢@ most hourishing community in the Island, and ig Sc é i ong i I } ‘ . ‘ STMT we c Ti STAN Ps j : . > : 2 : ? : ? im Comin , mee Westmorland, Evans, tou. Deseata PICKLES! PICKLES! PICKLES! | within 4 miles of Summerside and St. Eleanor’s. lt is so well t j it ti \ I i r g Bee McRae, Pictou: beth -& +. * — ‘6 - i known +} t fi ea lese : ts a Pysants ct Bee, , ; Vive andes Lawn | rn that further description is unnecesrs; ry. niles ; ystabulars r, of fore! their demand Albert Treat, Bowdeu, P ul, Wan ii wd ust ere on Gazelle. asaneieatil veers | ‘Bering moderate, ard pccbetiie pew lee thd wry. F tenor of the en Vertes dv. Reward, Demings, Bay Vertes eundrics OV vINSGAED Ie cene ee eee _ JAMES MUIRUEAD let tion Of the Commiss loners Sacrament ares aon enmcnemnanmnimcneneceewnaeneemenenntie mmm | VINEGARS. in q 7 a ; Burg: a & Son's Summerside, Lot 19, Sept. 11, 1860 tf ars © a = London SALAD OIL, Anchovies, Potted MUSTARD, Sardines, | eer iernsintnn Miibining eet ee oi 3 ich a eon Lown Wit en one scam BIWIEWT BALE RUER EVEN SRS Tay | Worcester, Reading, Cayenne, Chuttney and other SAUCES: | D % 2 12 5 em : & 4 7 eae P ? ore bP, DCGGINE, i ’ 4 - au : ‘ HDs | 1 : ne aoe ao \ EG eae et Gee 1 % i i et 5 j ‘ ay alnut, Clow Chow, Onion, Piceailili, Cauliflower and other | CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER. es, and < sug time di Oui s here i Bi & 4 bu a Vi 7 TK oS: apers. &@ we , ‘ —_— > rk = 1a OD} iy ! ut € : mF el iY BJ ee ik aj i Biae 5 aki Bi i 8 PICKLES: ¢ a@pers, &e., we. SW A BEY & ROBERT * THe world is astonished at the wonderful cures performed lifference of « n a8 to.the value of anreerecnarua settling nisi lee sie ABE P ERTS. _by the Cramp and Pain Killer prepared by yt, wh as Spent a lifewne theleatiog the) are hi i e| ch trlottetown, 2lst August, 1860. -_.____ |CURTIS 4 PEREENS. ft equal has never been known for rly estimates all laud at what it is, or has| F‘sayem, Stoeh! F RIC MenRes 2) — . > “OE @ a: E | removing pain in all cases ; for the cure of Svinal Complaints, W uess state; and the estimate of the | cau! Vv heat! & Re i A Be iy | E we 3 SJ dibie Cramp 10 the Limbs and Stomach, Rheumatism in all its i REILV « 2 j ax at as ‘ e | for i ’ “hj © Fawn > : p ouud, from evidence takeu by ‘the —— ; : i a FNOR SALE, a fine FARM of 50 acres, near Crann’s, Mal- | _ acd eon a — * oe Burne, Sam Throats . 1 — TY al rrewee 7 tr % r i . - . * 7 or is { Taye “CiGe 2 a » x > yt to ex i four soulings; while the pro- *O be Sold by PUBLIC AU( fiON, on THURSDAY, the! §* peque Road, fronting 154 chains on the Malpeque and 27 |# es ’ 8 decidedly the si remedy in the world. i _ ithe ow Ral iy ee. ae, : 4 . cd = 1d with about & or 9 acres | Evidence of the most wonderful cures ever performed by any its estimate their fa to be taken in th IScth day of OCTOBER next, at 11 o'clock at Willow] chains on the Loyalist Road—cropped with a nt Soe y a or ‘medicine, are on circulars in the hands of Agents rand 0 m {48 6 . to ver acre-— Farm, the resi lence of Ray PH Bret KEN Esqr one mi e from Oats and Potatos 8, and Six acres Pasture. Some large old } W R Ww ATSON General Wholeeal a et : h 1 ] d ' "ie ar oe ag ae ld in no{ the City, on the Prinestown Road, all his present Stock, viz:} Wood on the property. Lately in the occupation of H. N. | rs id} M een ye soresale Apent for the Islan sWalnp bog. backward and worthless lan i, tot iinn ee a ; ce rk tocaas i - rtd mY L R BERTS jand 80:d by Merchants everywhere. ore see sd : ; co? on 5 (he tenses © ] Superior Draught HORSE, | CRAIG. Apply to SWABLY & ROBERTS. Sacue at 1860 ase less than (s. Od. per a¢ ore . a *. al de J do MARE ina foal by Saladin Charlottetown, Jaly 3, 1860. en... caeecionad w any auch orice for , ans i} rO- . se nie : : Sa ee jnviemvnarnniionilinaitianelincscibiiltiaiasiiomilaini Mia dias 5 2 ee, bot agree tO pay any such price lor ae Anus. a i 1 Young HORSE, rising four years old, “— wick overly ce oi iling isbe ny hing as | 4 omg MORSE FIREWOOD! FIREWOOD! NEW ZEALAND, Wises e first question is—Wil!l the Cemmissicners fix a 1 Ayrshire COW, (with calf) } : : ‘ ; Now, the first question Ay! REE GRANTS OF GOVERNMENT LAND to igi cae wwietq«t, nvind enenewhas sialon hat given for tl Islan di do A cht ‘eres . . > ee ee eee -e all eligible lower price—a price somewhat similar to that given 4 I . Sa SOW, isiported by the Bova) Acricultaral O* E HUNDRED CORDS OF FIREWOOD) | persous, who emigrate at their own cost ~for the pall Selkirk estate, for Lot 54, for Lot 11, or even for the ea gets OF ee eyes A RECusy € lor sale by the Subscriber, in quantities to suit purchas- of settling in the Province of Auckland. Every information ‘orrell property 2 ‘e believe they will decide upon some oe oe ! ers, North s.de of Queen’s Square. aa icatio Worrell property? We beliey ) ide up ae 2 Wood Sleighs, 3 Carts, | ers, North s.de of Q m4 BERTRAM POLLARD given upon application to 1aa (°¢ ‘ rill be a fair ; vyerage between the cost to the > o “ ] UAL RAS 4UAKD,. Cll ARLES BELL price ~thut Wlil OC @ A a e P) rh, 1 Pair Hi a | “i pnt “ “ws iu } ; ; 1 Iron eh, air Harrows “harlottet September 18, 1860 Zin . Government of the foregoing estates; and with a full remis- z se ods; 1. Mealdies ? ! | Charlottetown, Septe ’ . j Emigrant Agent. yovernment o Z 5 bs =e 2 Horse 8 “.oulding lough, } —_____—_—_- Se ca City J 12 1860 f sion of the arrears of rent, and a (horouga So oe ne 1 Horse Rake, Forks, Shovels Rakes, &c, 4 A F EF L B . ity gyune 12 : t ; Pisheew Rasere ' he Loyalist lands b ji ing Sleigh and Bufaloe . pe eerirtre ee “oe : of the Fishe ry Reserves aud the 40yals alt 5 1 Jaunt ng Sicigh and Dufaloes, ; y a : . / x , 5 the landholders, the agitation may be somewhat lessened, | 1 Box Sleigh, 1 Straw Cutter, — take place at St. Andrew’s, on Thursday, the 4th day of ADMIN ISTRAD ION NOTICE. i ad the minds of the ten intry in some measure relieved. 1 Roller, 1 Hay Knife, 1 Stubble Rake, Octoper next, for one of the new Patent Prince of Wales |, LL persons having demands against the Estate of the late eee ie stior Should the Commissioners make 2 Setts Cart Harness, 1 Sett Plough do, | Potato Diggers, of the value of £10, in four prizes of £2 10s.| AA w lam Craig, Farmer, of Middleton, Lot 27, deceased, But the great question vere. nice ern? Ba ee a ib 1 SingleBridle, 1 Riding Saddle, jeach. The winners ean have the amount from the Committee | are requested to furnish the same duly attested within twelve an award with regard oe no oe a ee ee 1 Sett Wagon Harness, 1 Turnip Drill, | in Cash if required. The proceeds to be appropriated in aid | months from this date, and all persons indebted to said Estate gold, shall it be binding ou the proprietors? Tue majority Lot of Manure, jof the funds of the new Catholic Church now in course of | are requested to make immediate payment to Mr. Jesse of them seem to think it will not—and that they cannot be 23 ‘Tous Superior Hay, 20 Tons Straw, | erection at St. Andrew's. . Wright, at Bedecac. : |} compelled to sci! at amy price or at any time,—they contend | 15 Bushels Mummy Wheat, | Tickets 2s. Gd. each can be procured from the following JESSE WRIGIT, that if their titles to the Jands are nut set aside, the rights| I Acre Swedish Lurnips, — | Committee came on HUGH me NT GOMERY, Executors. lof property ehould be held as sacred in their persons as With a variety of otuer articles — fon. P. Watker, . STEPHENS, ALEX. CRAIG. r “ 2 lh oe this is the view advocated, with a good Trxws—All sums under £5, Cash, on delivery ; over £5, | Jauzs Reppin, Pierce Gav, Bedeque, Sept. 11, 1860. RG. Sins, | Ose Of Villiers. 40s ts tue VieW avvocutcd, it 5V BS — a Pa - 7, 4 cialid “ . Te ————— —- —- rt teen enneteeenneitinenmee i f iret ; sati by the Islander, the organ of the Six Month credit, on approved joint Notes of Hand, JaEs MoUnarem, a _ =a ideal of circum ovution, by the istane re * a Sale veilstii tall os ce fos. Murray, Hon. D. Brenan, Treasurer. ntes 3S te e, | propristors as well as of the Government; and it it is held | Sale positive End no reserve. Sept. LL, 1860. ' . ; - ' | , j > —" z to be sound, there is an end to the demands against the pro-| .« WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer . ~ ———__—__-— — -_ BY WILLIAM DODD. . “2 . e ‘ . . DB. a , . 5¢ repy » Soi 7 2 . . prietors for arrears of quit reais, fur the restoration of the Sept. 25, 1860 isi & Pro. ti | Fie latest Discovery - etd Money to the yo BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the pre ° 5 biali apenas ee —_————— ep ge a Ba , eo Bose gags - | Fishery Leserves aud tne Loyaiist lands; aad whether, in ct ee «| { Farmers whe Purchase, mises, corner of Pitzrcy and Hilleborough Streets, on TUESDAY, ( ; 2 OS .e B 2 o Ver, mad + this case, they will remit arrears of rent, isa matter for | Stoves ‘ pLove ‘ THE PRINCE OF WALES Sep poses tha ch obiecle Seana the Sovegee aan — ° ° a zrante oO onor the t o i humane consideration. ihe Islander very plainly = + re mn: > to Sale eri er - = ~~ Mt Know it speaks the vews of the majority or JUST ARRIVED FROM YARMOUTH, WN.'S.} New Patent Potatoe Digger, ae Sa a * oe _ oP ws al ~ ’ sate cen le i ha io Franklin and| art 0: 6 Heal Estate which belong the late ae ission are restricte ap NRESH STOCK of the celebrated Cooking, Fran ak il ar : the propristors-—aaan aa en eee ae greg gr STOVES, with large Metal Boilers, for sale by Of GEORGE JENKINS, Patentee, Lot 49.| John Anderson, » 4 Si é seis conhden war — i; tae sg wy . | . : * * jenquiry into the titles, and the ees eeis “ ae hat | the following Agente :— | YHVHE above named DIGGER has been tried and proved to | of Charlottetown, Master Mariner, deceased, intestate at the time of his jthe titles will be confirmed, indeed, it plainly Peean tat McDonatv & Buorumrs..........Georgetown. be the best invention of the kind everseen on this Island, | death, a r roi fe _* co aa Soe eee rom | - > » aata . ' _—* ~ ” . » | fee ‘itzroy st, and forty fe vwrougb St. the Commission was appoint 1 for the purpose of ¢ ae Wa. CLEMENTS. ....+.6--+000+++-Murray Harbour. jand for which Letters Patent have been granted by the page hed ii alt ‘he BUILDINGS adios: ater Pees _ ‘the titles ; and if they don’t do what was expected from H. J.P. Teruizzicn...........-. Charlottetown. | Government of this Island. Any one infringing ou the same | faa teed aka intestate, John Andersen, @ind sulnod, dod pocomsealllll /them, their report will be treated with very little respect by Mr. LYNN. ..+.s+++seeeeeeeeeees Wheatly River. will be prosecuted as the law directs. sr brated | °° SPle ? | the proprietary party Bacnanh & SHaw...ccssvessseces NOW Ginszow. The tollowing Agents will tak- orders for these celebrated | _ CATHERINE ANDERSON, £ | We a hardly give an opinion yet touching the result of Garkert,& Hophan.. 4 dvas> cae ot Pare | Machines, which are sees - dig from 24 to 3 acres each le ali ay stratcix of Estate of late Joan Audergon, the “: a f F stief whic McK ax. &. 80m... «00s <0s610une~ ew London. | day, with proper attendance and care :— sarivlietown, August 29, 1560, 1 he: “ , , f the belief, which MCNAY a 7 cs . . — — ssi aren teem nerit the enquiry, further thao an expression o , ee Seta: | ee ay rinc and J. Romans, Charlottetown, where one of . ; nite LEUBEN BLIN ¢:v 00:0 + 9.<.4¢.0-0: 00s o¢ematgate, |W. W. Isvine and J. Romans, Charlottetoy Q | is generally entertainel, that neither landlords nor tenants a : . Sha i al wey es ee ; EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN RAILWAY, get - ca ; Re ae . a a * U ae + af A CAPOW Ae OE CeO . ay aa : : . a < ‘air wil be satisfied; and thut the agitation about the land | Fl. GREEN... 5e0ceceeeeeseeee ses Summerside, | Husry Fargumarson, South port. | From St. John to Shediac, ithe ig- |tenures will be kept up with a more lively spirit — = Dv Ranagtess seus cSpayes. vs ccc Ment Bil | Donatp Fargunanson, West River. J. 3. CARVELL, Agent. imor‘cicre ‘ . a : . ® . “i . , » Tr ‘ PS «> ; . | formee years, producing, as oue of its first und most gierious And at P. Srernens’s Cheap Store, Orwell, w here one of Grorce Apasxs, Vernon River. | , Charlottetown, P. L. [., Sept. 4 1860. . Su. vad moral | results, the destruction of the present bad Government in the Stoves can be seen it use. Any parties wanting these Daxren Carroit, Contractor, St. Andrew's. Pesamamasi jek item oe EBUCA ae lukrds and eat i | Stoves will require to order them immediately, as many have Bexjaui~ Acorn, Grand River East. and at Monthly Meeti f TION. ; Sthinkin (this Island, np etn been already engaged. Terms—3 io 12 montiis, on joint notes Pagaicx STEPUENS’s Cheap Store, Orwell, where one of the | AT a onthly Meeting of the Board of Education, held heed as . ny NE + | of hand _— above can now be seen at work, and one of McKenzie’s| ~& this day, it was ordered that the fullowing notification ‘ ‘LEITER FROM SIR ALEXANDER BANNERMAN of band. : ; | be inserted in all the newspapers :-— mount L 7. ee ; {a Please call and sce before purchasing elsewhere. patent also. . papers : ON THE LAND QUESTION. Is] 3m |