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HASZARD'S GAZETTE. MARCH 25.

gupply of so.-tin:-rt In-longing to the rn_ercliunt' married. FOR QALE w. it. sutiit. it. s. siiirit AUOTIoN_ marine wlto can he tlraftgd at pleasure into the . M .5. 315...,“ u.,.,,.,_ v...,..,,. pi"... on “I. "N. A d.“r‘bl° Fgrm 0'; Lot 39‘ SMITH BROTHERS _ A ______,_, ._ royal fleet. Destruction in sun cans out. by the luv. John ll. Butcher. Mr. George 0 BE BULDJH very mflmmme MW 0“, 9 HAY! HAY!

case in more than the word usually implies; it is the impossibility of renewing the thing destroy-

ed.oxt-cpt under circumstances which all but 10

tiullilios its use.

If we look to the probable issue of the strug- le by land. still greater obstacles and dif- eulties moat embarrass his troops. and tlntt

they will be driven in loriously across the P.-uth by the combined orcrs of Turkey. Eng- land. and France is not so much it matter 0 conjecture as ofcertainty. Prince Paskiewitsch. I a feeble tottering old titan. more than 70 years , ofagc. is the instrument selected to command ' the Russian army on the l)anube, and the leading morning journal utters no more than a truism wlten it says that he is not the man " toextricate the Russian army from the great dilicitlty in which it is placed. with an enemy in strong positions ind. it great river all along its front. and the probability that it will - shortly be mennoed o_n anlru by an ‘ European ‘army composed of the best troops in ‘ the world." t is said to be sweet and glorious to die for cne's oonntry,—-n species of amuse- ment which the Russian Emperor is cviilcntly chalking otit for it large number of his subjects.

HASZARD’S GAZETTE. Saturday. March ~—‘‘—

The English Mail did not ttrrive until 'l‘liursday ‘tight. Tito news will be found on the first uud sccond pages of our paper.

We went by invitation the day before yesterday to see the Steam Mill just erected by the Mr. J. Scantlebury. commence operations. There were four men employed. one at an uprigltt saw cutting out a fclloc for a wheel. another at a lathe turning and polishing an iron axletree. a tltird. at another lathe turning a bed-post. and the fourth at a bench. ripping plank. by means of a circular saw. A vs. cant drum was pointed out to us as intended for a strap to drive an immense grind-tons Wlllfh was standing in it corner. It was a cliecring and ngrea- able sight to see so much work performed with no little bustle. Turning lathes and circular saws are nothing uncommon. but an upright saw cutting with the most perfect case a two inch linrd wood plank in the segment of a circle. is to us at least a novelty. but we fully appreciate the advantages gained by this arrangement.

These are called labor saving ntachinss. and so they unquestionably are. but they are at the snare Iitns labour creating machines. for the demand on the part of Mr. Sc.-tntlebur_v for supplies of the raw material will be augmented in n tenfold ratio. and in a very short time they will be enabled to supply better and more perfectly finished articles in their line. at a cheaper rate to the public. and at a mere rt-muaerating profit to themselves. than under the old hand labour system. These are the sort of improve- ments that we wish to sea fostered and encouraged, not by beuntics or exclusive privileges but simply by removing the existing impediments. in the shape of impost and nice duties. and rendering them exempt from such burtlieus in future. Many will say that this is in effect granting a bounty and to a certain degree this is true, lot it is an encouragement to erect and perfect similar establishments to the one just described. but there is this essential ditI'ersnce—A bounty is taken from the pocket of every tax payer in the Island who contributes in proportion to the sum he ysto " , ' " ' “ simply example the party claiming the benefit of it. from putting his hand in his own pocket and making an addition to an outlay for which he may or tnsy not be adequately remunerated. It is one thing to ask a neighbour to put his shoulder to the wheel. or his horse in the shafts, for the purpose of assisting you with his labour to overcome the obstacles in the road. and another and quite different affair. in request- ing him nct to place such impediments in your way. but to leave the course open to your own unfettered exertions. Nothing could exceed the ease and regu- _lurity with which the machine performed its work. The whole reflects great credit on Mr. Scantlsbury and the Engineer.

The Presb tery of Prince Edward Island met at Osveudis on the 8th inst.. when a call was resented to Mr. James McGregor McKay by t e congregation of’ Cascum c and West. Point. The several sessions un er the inspec- tlon of the Presb tery, were enjoined to trans- mit, without dc ay, accounts of the state of religion. within their respective bounds to the Rev. James Allan. or the Rev. Isaac Murray. who were appointed by the Prcsbyteryto receive them. e annual statistical returns were ordered to be forwarded at next meeting Presbytery, to hke place at the Pregbiy Church near Hsslem s. on the that W of May at eleven o'clock. when it scrnton wi be rsuclicd by the Rev. Henry Crawford of St. Peters.

8ccrstsry's Oflics, son. March. IBM. His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor has been

cased tca int the Honourable Thomas Heath avilaud.u umber of the Executive Council of this Islai .

Ilia Excellency the Lieutenant Governor in Coun- cil. has been cased to appoint Mr. Hugh McKenna. Clerk ofthe r Market in Charlottetown. in the place of Mr. Patrick G'illigau—iaths terms of lhe Act of Nth Vlctorla, sap. II.

I.uctst.a'rtvs Ccvwcu..— We have received from the Reporter of the Legislative Council a Report of their prcesadlags since their ru-assembling on the IUIII test.

We have been furnished with a summary of the proeuediugll the House of Assembly. but we are sblbltsdslbrltlbrsus lssssuii'l‘sssdsy.

Vickerson. of Brownston, Lot 49. to Margaret Jane. third daughter of Mr. ‘I‘homas Ilurt. late ofChnrlotte-

wit. At St. Peter's. on the 9th of‘ March. by the Rev Ileury Crawford. \lr. Donald Nicholson, to Miss Rose 'l‘a_v|or .lolniston. both of Grand Itivor.

At tirupaud. on ttn-. I2th Jun hv the Itsv. II. S. Roach. A. it. \lrJoltn wi.n..-. .6 Sarah McNeil. hotlt of Us stills.

At the same time and place. Mr.WiIlia to Mary Ann |'tettprui«e. both of llefiub

lso. on the l5th .“ttl't'.ll. at Crapaud. by the same. Mr. John Cameron. to Susannah Goodman. both of Crnpa . in. the trim March. at '|‘ryoa. by the same. William I.twvthr-r. ofbli. Peter‘: Point. Lot 66. to Mary cckins. second daughter of Mr. 'I‘horiius llor-kins. Post “tutor at 'l'ryon.

o the lbth iitst..at St. Elennors. by the Rev. J .W. Read. Rector, \lr. Itielinrd Pillmau. New London. to Lavinia June. daughter of Mr. 'l‘indul|.

All

in Campbell.

Died /it (morgelown. on the 2lst inst.. Mr. 'I‘hotnas SIlg‘ll.u, in the 60th yenr ofltis a c. The deceased was it native of lymnuttli. in Hllgfltlld. At Argyle Shore. on Tuesday morning. the 2Ist day of .\I:trnh. I-‘lnrn. I.‘l|Ié'l|I daughter of -‘\Ir. Murdocli Cuitipbell. in the 26th _\‘('III‘ of her age. ions and iimiahls character. secured for her. the love and esteem ofnll who knew her ; shc parted with thcrh. in the full assurance of entering iitto thejoy of her Lord. To correspondents. Several communications are on hand. and will be attended to at an early date. We tuust remind cor- respondents that we have. during the sitting of the Legislature. but a litnited space to spare. and that they must write concisely. and on topics interesting to the public generally.

Charlottetown Markets, March 22- at

lleef, (stnall) lh. SM it till ’ Lard. a 9d I)o., by quarter, 3|tl it lid Follow. a Kid I’-tr , Sjd it -Hrl ‘ Wool. In 2d it Is 34! Do.. (small) 5.l ll 7d llmucspitn, yd. 3| 6.] u 5; Motion, pct‘ lb. Bid a 6«l i I-‘lour. lb. 8d Lantb, one 1 Oatmeal. per lh ad Veal. per lb., 8d a 5d 1 Ilzsrley, Intaliel. 3.. 4. Ham. per lb., 6d a “Ad Oats. 2:: 4d it 2; 7d Codlisli. per qtl.. 12s a lbs I l’carl Barley. per lh.

Turkeys. 4s a 6i l'otnloes,busli. 2s Odu 8s I-‘owls. Is Bil a Is 6.l ‘nrrnls, pm hush. 2s6d Ducks. none 'l‘tntotli_v Seed bush I8s n20 Turnips bush I041 a Is j '--"'-i'- -cc". 3d a 5d Eggs.pcr doacn. I0d it Ild ‘nrtritlges,ench Gd it 9d Che se. a ‘Id day, per ton, IIOs Ifiis Butter. (fresh) Is It Is 3d ; traw.percwt. Is it 3s Gil Do.. by the tub) I0tla Is ‘ Gcese each. 2s a 2s Cd

OOMMISSARIAT. TREASURY BILLS. EALED 'I‘I".N DERS will be received at the Cornntissuriat at noon. on 'I‘uesday next. the 28th instant. of British Coins. or Mexican Dollars. to the extent of .t.'ltl0 Sterling. itt exchange for a Bill on the Lords‘ Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury at Thirty Days‘ sight. The Tenders of ritish Coins to state the premium r cent ; and those of Dollars. the number ofSliil- ings nnd Pence, Sterling. per Dollar. to _bc given in Exchange for the i . JAMES B. LUNDY. D. A. C. G. Commisssriat, P. E. Island, March 22. I854. OTIOE. LL Persons having any I-=gnl domands against the Estate of the late \Villiam Ilnni-oclt. oftfarlotte. town. Butcher. deceased, are requested to sum the same. duly attested. within 'I‘hree Calender Months from this date . and all Persons indebted tcihc said Estate. are requested to tnake imtnediatc payment. JOIIN RIDER. Executor. 21st March, I854. Sw

OFFICE REMOVED. HE Subscriber has removed his Office to his Dwelling House. lately occu ied by Andrew Duncan. Esquire. at the corner of rincc and Water

Streets. JOSEPH HENSLEY. Charlottetown. 2d March. I054. 6w

MINIATURES! LIKENESSES. IIE Subscriber has just received a handsome stock of Plates and Cases. gold and plated Lock- ets and Breaches for Likenesses. done by top or

side light. Also. a first rate Camera. for sale, with instructions in the old stand. W. C. HOBBS. N OTIC E .

ALL persons indebted to the Subscriber are requested to settle their Accounts before tlis lat of A til next. as all accounts open at that time will be In with an Attorney for collection.

EDWARD SAVILLE.

Grand River. Lot 55. Feb. 22. I854.

Carriages! Carriages! Carriages 3 ‘HE Subscriber. thankful for past favors. takes this opportunlt to inforttt his friends. and the public generally. I at he has removed to Green's

'1- 3'

every description. at the shortest notice; and he hopes by punctuality and g workmanship. to insrtt a share of public patronage.

JOHN TODD.

I-‘arm for Sale or to Let.

IIE Subscriber otters for Sale or to Let. by Pri-

vate Contract. that valuable Leasehold Farm

known h the name of the Red House, situated in

the thriv ag Settlement of Bay Fortune. Township

Ne. 50: it contains 857} acres of Land.about 60

acres ofw ich are cleared; tlterc is it good s ring

of water on it. about 50 yards from the road " ‘arm

of Lease (unex ircd) 362 years; rent about {Id

per acre. psrto the purchase rttcncy may remain

on Security on the Farm; immediate possession given. For further particulars. appl to

EYMAN J. I’. PEIILIZZIUK. Charlottetown. March I5. I854.

A arranurton ’”&.‘§ri.i.;

SMART BOY. ofahout II or II can ofu c,

0.. with I good English Education. pply at is u.

_ morning. at nine o'clock, '_Instcad of

ore. and will be prepared to furnish Cnitingss. of

Ilundred Acres of Land on 'l‘ownniuip 39. for- merly belonging to the late Mrs. llurn-; it adjoins the property of the Messrs .\Icl'Zwen. and ltas been sometimes described as BsaIi'aclr'.i Lost! Art un- doubted Title will be given. on application to

N lIAMlI.'l‘()N GRAY. Spring Park. March I5. I85-l. 5il2lon Temperance Petition. HOSE Personsia the country having charge of tho

'I‘smperancu Petitions. are requested to have sent in by the Shit instant. addressed to “ Mr. . Moautsott. Lower uesn Street."

March l7th I854.

them J.

FALL GOODS. US'I‘ IMPOIITED. and for sale by the Sub- . scriher. at his NEW STORE, next door to his residence in Grafton Sires}. a choice selection of

American and other Goods, consisting o - --

SUGAR. in hogshosds. barrels and by retail. Loaf. crushed uitd refined ilo.

Superior Hyson and rlouchong 'l‘I-'..~\8. in chests, hslfchcsts. and by retail ;

COFI-‘I-IE, RICE, PILOT Bltli.-\I). iti barrels and

retail ;

yCRACKERS.ClIEESl"., Vinegar, \'IIlIIlIl'd, Pep- per. Ginger. 'I‘abls Salt. Soda. Sullmttus. Soap.‘ Candles. Starch. Illue, Burning I-‘Iuid, .\Iat¢:hes, Tobacco, Cigars. Rosin. Blocking. du-..

Fresh liluscatel RAISINS. f7U.\FEC'l'IONAR.b'. Nuts. Lemoit and Ginger yrup.

I’I{IN'I'I'iD COTTONS. Striped and Unbleached do. ; Bed-ticks, drc. Cases of ll(lU'."S and SHOES ; Ladies‘ and Gentlemen's India ltnhber Boots and

oes '

lndlin Rubber Coats and on sun. ; numnt. Robes of superior quality; Ilata and Cups ;Cott0n-wick and Lamp-wicks ; ‘luid Lamps-—puteni and common in variety; CHAIRS. with cone seats an w ditto. in great variety of pattern ; Lookit Glasses. Glass Lanterns ; Jute and Grass Mats ; Ilny Forks. S adss and Shovels ;Rcugh Buard.Sliiugle and Lath

ails; Window Glass in boxes on y retail : Shoc- rnakurs’ Lasts. Nails. Page and 'l‘hrea .

MOLASSES in hophcnds and by retail; Codftsh Oil. in barrels and by retail.

Also—nn assortment of CURRIERS' TOOLS; Pails. Tubs. in seats or single ;Clothss Pins.Broorns. Brushes. &c.

On HArrn—Atnerican and Island manufactured SOLE LEATHER. Nsnts’ Leather. Calf Skins, and

Harness Lsatbsr. - W. B. DAWSON. Charlottetown. November 14. EXHIBITION. N EXIIIBITION AND SALE (for

or sea

connected with tbeE iscopal Church, Clint otte- towri.) of fancy and use ul Arvieles. w‘ (D. V.) yr

Y thankfully. rcce

the Cctntni :tec: Mrs. IIAVIIILD, Mrs. D. Houosorr,

“ Csnsnu.t.. - . " Holllll.

" 'l‘. I):suutsA . " Juirxnvs.

“ -—‘t'rsos'.aat.n. " E. Psusuu. " I. I-lasxaan. " A. Ya-rug.

" l. Hxtisnuv, Charlottetown. 7th March, I854. PAPIER MAOHIE GOODS UST RECEIVED at George 'I‘. Hulzardu Book- store. a handsome varicty of Fancy Goods con- sisting of- Papicr Machiu Vxritin Desks

orlt oxes

‘ urt o ics Tortoise Shell Card Cues. Parian Statuettes. Wax askets. Bronze Pi urea. Mantel Stands. do and Papier Machie Watc Stands. with a variety of use- ul attic es

Ledger-s, Account Books, csc. GEORGE ’I‘. HASZARD has received from the manufacturers a good stock of the above goods in a great variety of size and Bindings. rge Post Lsdgers bound in calf Russia Bands. p. o. d . Foolscap and Pett Ledger‘: and Day Books a variety. -

MAILS. THE MAILS for the neighbourin Provinces. &,c. will be forwarded on and a er the 15th December instant via Cape lraverse and Cape 'l‘ormentine.

They will be made up on that d:ty, and everv fol. lowing F‘riilay.st l2o'clock noon. and a mail for England will be made up every week at the some time. and forwarded to Halifax.

OMAS OWEN. Postmaster General.

General Post Oflice. Dec. 5, I858.

Georgetown Malls.

HE Mails for Georgetown will. during the re- mainder of the Winter and until further notice,

he made up and forwarded every 'l‘ucsdu and Friday ' ondays and r ays. THOMAS OWEN. Postmaster General. General Post Otlics. Jun. 80. I854. .

I" 1. cltito."*

THE Subscriber begs leave to inform the Public. generally that he has commenced business as, a

Ooininissicn Iercltsnt and Auctioneer. At the corner ofQuesn & Sydney Streets. and hopes by prcmptncss and punctuality to merit a share

of their patronage. AR.'I‘E\IA3 G. SI .\I US.

Commission Merchants, NORTII MARKET \VHAIIF. St. John, New Bmnsirick. nrrunrsicitz N‘ S. Iii-mill, Ids: ., I'}dwurtl Allison. sq. Iii—x ’ ‘H l-‘. Snli-I--tber ltuviug. l|V Power of Attorney. hearing date the Ilitlt of January lust. liven .

per-ions on the said I.ot. indebted to I! Isses rltr-wart. for Rent. Arrears of Rent. or otherwise. to pny the some forthwith.

Any person or pa-r-mu fo s.Il1l Property. will be prosecuted to the utmost rigour

of th w CHARLES S I-lUN'I‘. Miscouchs. Feliruary 22. 1854. The famous Boat “ Hotspur.” T'l'I". Sub-urrilit-r oli'ers for Sale it first-rate clipper sailing ll.-:iI. Hf the st l-mild. til ' fishing or am rlltw‘ l." 2-! feet. kc:-l. litil-ll up with two nnnsts. and Duck. in three .~‘.-tile of the very best Aim-ticnit llork. The Stiln-criln-r li-us taken great pains to lit her otit. and warrants her to he the best of her kind in the Island. JOHN (!A.\lI’BEI.I.. \Vest River. March I4. I854. AN'I‘I".I) a Teacher of the I"iriit or Second Class for the Lower Bedeque School. Apply to Alexander Ilm-per. Bedcquc. March l2tli. I854. -Iw

FOR SALE.’ SCIIOONER nineteen Tons. nearly new. Soils and rigg ng one year in use. For further l‘nr-

ticulars apply to Mr. KENNETH M'KENZIE. Powttnl Street Charlottetown. Dec. I9tli. I853‘

'1' . BY PRlVA"E SALE. the following VALUAI LIE REAL I‘1:ll'A'l'E of the late Ilon. Colonel A. LAIIE, situate in Cliurloltetown. and its vicinii_v. viz:

TOWN LOTS Nos. 57.58. 59. 60 and 61, in the Fourth Hundred of Lots in Cliatrlottetowit containing nearly two Acres of Lund, fronting on Itochford Square. tastefully laid out with ornnmentnl, fruit trees. and Garden; it contains also the Family Resi- dence. out houses of the deceased. of the mos coin- modious description.

Town l.o'rs Nos. 3. 4. 5 and 6. in the Third Hundred of Lots in Cnrblottetown aforesaid. and One-twentieth ptrtt ol 'I‘otvn Lots Nos 67. 68 and 69. in the Second hundred of Lots in Clinrlottetown. ml- joining the property of Daniel Hodson. Esq. . in lots to suit purchnseru.

Town Lore Nos. 3. 4. anti 5, in the Fiftlt ltundred of Lots in Charlottetown. nfon-said, in lots to suit purchasers.

'I‘o\vrc L01‘ No. N. in the Fr urth hundred of Lots in Charlottetown. adjoining the -esidcnce of the Chief

Justice.

Cruusors L01-s. I2 and I3. in the Comtnon of. and in close proximity to Chrlottetown. containing Twenty-four Acres. Itl Iotsto suit purchasers.

art ofComtnon Lot 0. It. in the Common of Charlottetown. and which fortm the Western side u the approach front Town to Get ernrrient House. in oui to suit purchasers.

PAs'ri.raa: l.o'r No. 554. in the Royalty of Char- lottetown. containing 'I‘wr-lve es.

At.so— ~‘. No. 3|. in the South Aisle of St. Paul's Church. Charlottetown.

For further particulars. apply Esq. Barrister at Law. Charlottetown; at Picto t J. Hustt.-t-on Lane. th Acting Executor of, and one of the Trustees named in the Will of the Isis Colonel A. Lane.

Charlottetown. 26th October. I853.

To Teachers.

Glasgow 85 Manchester House. ECEIVED by late arrivals. and for Sale b Subscriber. ii General Supply of DRY GOODS & GIIOCI-I IES. Also. .lJV'a\f'./IPOLIS CHEESE Chests superior fine TEJ, &c Iso. For Sale or to Let, A I-‘AIUI on the St. Peter's Road. about th 86 A

, OILS, WINE. .&c.

miles from Clinrlottetown. consisting o of l.AND, in a high state of cultivation. DAVID WILSON.

C0

No. 8. Richmond Street. Charlottetown. Dec. 28. I853.

Books! New Books! UST OPP.NI-ID at G. 'l‘. S ire. it large supply of NE W the newest standard Literature of thcday-— Maunder's 'I‘ressurie Chnlmer‘s, Posthumous Works, Parlor Libraries. Illustrated Hook Cass, Neander’s Church History. ' cmorials of Christian Life. Life ol'Christ. Kitto‘s Pictorial Life of our Saviour. Bsrne‘s Notes in It vols l2mo. and 2 vols (to. Cyclopedia of Religious Denominations. written y members of the different Denominations. & .

COLUMBUS. 'I'I'IE old Clydesdale Ilene Colum- bus will stand for the season at the

_ ‘jg’ C/tsit advanced upon articles left for Auc- oa.

EATIN G HOUSE. I HE Subscribes hascpt.-vied an EATING HOUSE ; in Mr. Snisrdcn's baildiugs.cppuaita to the Alar- l Hoisu. where DIWNER8, ‘ usd COFl§E€.:au be set the shortcut notice. F can to total irituous son. AI.E£ANDI-ZRUIIRYSON. N. B. .4 C00! WANTED. Dse. lath. tsss. VODFIIIII and PEARL BAIILIZY ofbest unli-' so I ,r« -I. II it. llA8ZAllD’8. LOJV oar’

Feb. Id. ll“.

5 Aninin; lIaslsrn‘s;

I Soups‘ 1-E_g|f'rei-lt; John

following plitt-es:—I"irst. on the lat Mn’. William Efllcs. New II. Ila nalI's. Town Road; North River; J I"oiss‘s. West iver; Gnrvie's. West Ri- ver; ocli House; Arch. Mcl)ongald's. Nine Mile McPhail's. Black Point; David Canne- rcn's. Crspaud; Wubster‘s. ’l‘ryou.—Evsry fortnight —travalliag to the 17th Jul . CAL SB POLLEY. Groom. March 7.

LAW BOOKS. HI'I"I‘Y on PIcading.Cltitty on Contracts;Blunt's _ Conitusrcial Digest and Sltipmastur’s Assistas l h Cotutuetibaw llspcrts. for sole atGxo- T IIaeuaaa's Bock Itcrs.

uppointeal \gl-nl for ll)»: Aliases Stewart. of’ liarlotie- town. in Ihi< I-inn-l. I.) takes the ittauageiitmit 4-ftlu-ir l

l'"'l""'.\'~"" "W--“I-ii» W 19- I-Mb)’ '-"'“"”'. "" Eon», l'oll-mmtl H.-eiioiti I'm;-urn.-a. m..: too

1 of Land on Lot or Township No. B.

a

d Trespitssing on the ? "W '

to W. FonGAN.'

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lIASZARD'S Book 5 Ile will slidnil BOOKS 5 and STJITIOJVER Y. ntnong which will be found ' l It

7 V0 BE SOLD b Auction. on Tuesday. 4th April. on the Fruits: of Mr. 'I‘ltos. Doyle. Roy-

ally. near the “ Queeti'l Arms." about $0 TONS

(#00!) UPL./IJVD HAY. 3 months credit given