CHARLOTTETOWN; '" ,-

TTETOW'N ELECTION. IICE ls hereby given, to the Freehold- , ,and Resident Tenants of Charlottetown ‘53 reoable to Her Majesty's \Vrit of Election, 1 for the Election of two Members to repre- n Iod‘Royalty in a Lower House of Assembly A! one: aEnld heldha‘; thefCourt House, in A y t 6 event a 0 Jul next at the flock, forenoon—of whichynll persyons co’ncern- and govern themselves accordingly". WILLIAM CUNDALL,

. , ‘ Sheriff of Queen’s County» Charlottetown, June 2d, 1842.

y’S COUNTY ELECTION. 'RST ELECTORAL DISTRICT.

CNNOTICE ls hereby given, to the Free- Lcsseholders, and Resident Housekeepch ofthe Queen's County, that a Poll for the Election of . - torggresent the Sllid First District ot‘Qucen'S ‘ er ouse, of Assertiny in this Island, will be I . d at the House of Mr. John M'Ewen, Campbell- wnship Number Twenty-one, on Monday the Ele- yy next, at the.hour ofEleven o'clock, lorelioon— w . ns concerned are required to take notice, and -. n Ives accordingly. -- mt Electoral District of ‘p: Numbers 20, 21, 22, 23,

WILLIAM CUN DA LL, Sherifl’.

=.<. a~uuw ——.

an,

Queen’s County comprises 24, 33, 34, and G7, and Pc-

fit‘dce', Charlottetown, June 2d, 1842.

KING'S COUNTY ELECTION.

FIRST ELECTORAL DISTRICT. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, to the Freehold- D. . era, Leaseholders and Reeldent Housekeepers oftbe First b lstrict ofI‘IIng‘sCoun‘ty, that aPoll fbr the Election of two Meni- ers, to represent the said First District ofKing's County in a Lower

near Maceachmu‘s’Mill, on Townshi N

. p umber Fort -five on Monday the Eleventh day of July next, at the hour’beléven o_ clock, forenoon—of which all persons concerned Will take no- tlcp‘hanld. goyfirn themselves accordingly. _ c zrstr' ectoral Districto K' ’. C t " - ships Numbers 47, 46, 45, 44, {ndL‘Zigf mm y campuses Tuwn . I , JOIIN MACGOIVAN Sl ‘ff. Sheriff SOffice, King's County, June Qll,1842. ’ “an

KING’S COUNTY ELECTION. SECOND ELECTORAL DISTRICT. ..

UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, to the Freehol- dcrs,_ Leaseholders and Resident IIOusekcepers of the Sc- cond District of King’s County, tllat a Poll for the Election oftwo Mernbers,to represent the sail Second District of King‘s County In a Lower House of Assembly in this Island, will be opened apd held at or near Cooper's Mill, on Township ’Number Fifty- slx, on Monday the Eleventh day of July next, at the hour of Eleven o’clock, f'orenoon—of which all persons concerned will

take notice, and govern themselves accordingly. to The Second Electoral District of King's County comprises Towns/lips Numbers 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 55, and 5G, and Bong/Mon

Island. . 'JOHN MACGOWAN 51 "fl'. Sheriff’s Office, King’s County, June 2d, 1842. , w”

QUEEN’S COUNTY ELECTION. ' ECOND ELECTORAL DISTRICT.

in, _ ‘3.

:ur ‘caieholders and Resident Housekeepch of the llll ' cl‘quueen’s County, that a Poll for 'the Election le. - ers to represent the said Second District of Queen’s

h‘dy ofJuly ne - _ ch all persons concerned are required ' themselves accordingly.

Pilot's Island. I W ILLIA M CUND ALL, Sheri ff.

» ’1 Office, Charloztetown, June 2:], 1842.

QUEEN’S COUNTY ELECTION. I THIRD ELECTORAL DISTRICT.

District onueen’s County, that a Poll for the Election l

- required to take notice, and govern themselves nccordin rl Third Electoral District of Queen's County compris ips Jlmmbers 49, 50, 57, 5:5, 60, and 62, and Gorenor

WILLIAM CUNDA 1.1., fl.WM—. ,...-.. -.-....___,.... .....,u harlottetown, June 2d,1842.

IIRINCETOWN ELECTION. 2 “NOTICE is hereby given, to

landholders and Resident Tenants 0 fit agreeable to Her M

all for the Election oftwo Mom in a Lower House of Asse

(I held at Mr. George ay 0

.a., t.

hers to represent t

' . and Royalty, mbly of tl

II. will be opened an no altymn Monday the Eleventh d ofyfilercn o’clfi,

A or Will take notice, and

govern tllotiisolvcs m'cfll‘dliigly. WILLIAM CLARK, Sheriff of Prince County

42.

. M PRINCE COUNTY ELECTION. ‘ -- FIRST ELECTORAL DISTRICT. BLIC NOTICE is hereby given, to

fillers, Leuseholders and

Resident House l "Ct ofI’rince County,

that a Poll for t ,l‘ to represent the said First District of 1’ House of A

Island, wi Hill‘s Town.

ghifi‘l OtIice, June 2d, 18 fi¢w&——~

____,__.

s

be Election of

, if Eleven o’clock, for I“ take notice, and govern tll

, Princc County I pomp , 7,8,11,10,11, 12,13,an

lips Numbers, ag Island. '

'WILLIAM CLARK. Sher v Office, June 2d, 1842.

.2 PRINCE COUNTY ELECTION. SECOND ELECTORAL DISTRICTD

ELIC NOTICE is hereby given, to the Fre rs, Lemfiomers ailment Housekeepers o Dictrict’of'Pi-ince Co " _, ' to Poll for um, Elect tubers tore i

- in a deerh and held lit-tile Court House, V evirnthyday of July next, at th —-ofwbich' all persons concerne

‘Iwnccordi'ngly. sand ‘ oral District’of Prince County co

ouse ofAssembly in this Island, w St. Eleanor's, on M e hour of 11 o’clock

mpriscs

». ./

V . WILLIAM CLARK, Sh .y ,

PRINCE‘COUNTY ELECTION. ' THIRD #LECTORAL DISTRICT. 'NO‘I‘ICE is hereby given, to the 'Leueholde'rs and Resident Honsekeepers rinse County, that ’ ‘ at the said of Assembly in t - III." Thomas Hootp argon Manda I vet: o’clock,

his Island,

%03}ICE iS hereby given, to the Free-

, aLower House of Assembly in this Island, will he held at the Premises of \Villiam Crosby, near Elliot

, on Township Number 'I‘hirly, on Monday the xt. at the llourof’Eleven o’clock, forenuon to take notice, and

ad Electoral District of Queen's County comprises Numbers 29, .30, 31, 32, 35, 315, 37,48,an1165, and

,I’IC NOTICE is ,hereby given, to the Free-

ders,. Leuseholders and Resident Housekecpers oftlie

' bent to represent the said Third District of Queen‘s

’in a Lower House of Assembly in this Island, will be tand‘held at or near Pinette Mills, on 'l‘ownsllip Number eight, on Mondaylthe Eleventh day of July next at the

leuven o’clock, forennon——of which all persons c’oncern-

__.__————-

the Freehol- f Princetown and ajcsty’s \Vrit of Election, to me

Beairsto’s,I’rince- f .Iuly next, at the forenoonuof which all persons con-

___—

the Freehol-

keopol's oftlle First

rinco County 5 mbl ill this ll be opened kuliipeque, on Monday the Eleventh

enoon——of

_—-——-.. Q

esent. the said’ Second District of Prince

d will take notice, and govern

.6, l7,a1ul:18, and the several Islands in “13.1

aPoll for the Election of Third District of Prince ,ewm no mem,

er’s B'edeqlle, on M, shim“, e E eventb day of renoon—L—of which all

alto notice, and govern, themselves ac- . ‘ ,v of prince County comprises "cry SM,“ and

was, and Indian Island .‘ LIAM CLARE,,Sberi€. . .,

KING’S COUNTY ELECTION. THIRD ELECTORAL DISTRICT.

UBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given, to the Freehol-

. ‘ders, Leasellolders and Resident IIousekcep’ers of the Third

District oleng’S County, that a Poll for the Election of two

Members, to represent the said Third District of King’s County

in a Lower House of Assembly in this Island, will be opened

and held at the Shipyard, near Taudvine’s, on Monday the

Eleventh day of July next, attlie hour ofElevcn o’clock’, forenoon

—-of which all persons concerned will take notice, and govern themselves accordingly.

The Third Electoral District of King’s County comprises

Townships Numbers 54, 53, 52, 51, 66, 59, (31, 63, and 64, and

the several Islands in the Harbour of Murray Harbour, and Pan-

murc Island. ‘ ' ‘ JOHN MACGOVVAN, Sheriff. Sheriff’s Office, King S County, Julie 2d, 1842.

Town.

if . . Navtgatlon Company, Electron of Members to represent your intores

Town.

House of Assemny in. thislsland, will be opened and held at or ’

\l .

ORS OF THE F! UEEN’S COUNT . ; I.am aware that there may be pre- t1 against the Relation ofa Proprietor, or the ' to'represerit the people in Parliament ; but fig t this prejudice can bear examination, because,

,3: done his duty towards his Tenants, he may

lthe.world to say whether or not there is any

u re Interested either in their individual wel- ‘ , ; ral prosperity ofthis Island, both in circum-

, __ n, than he is. wigre' many who may have been deluded with the . the intervention ofcel'tain parties in the late House 0 1y had a chance of possessing themselves of the same Land deeebolds which they had occupied as Lcascholds I venture to think, that these delusions have been dissipated noi only by [litrrggonbf the thing, hilt by the declared will ofthe IQEpp‘nhcon‘tb‘ dtlite Despatch of Lord John Russell, her Co-

o l m .. It i ‘ ‘ ' ' ' '

Guvmr%{,_ M: e reiteration ofsuch wrll by the Llcut.

{1“ DISTRICT OF

l therefo e s before you as a future Proprietor, feeling that your Interests , mine are bound up together. If any one at- tcnipts to tax yam- ,produce (as the last Assembly had attempted) who lnore tnte, ted than myselfili resisting such an innovaI tlon? Ifany t, _‘g can be done to better your condition—to :plin :pnyoulbett'e‘lggr morp exilended Markets, who so interested : n e t ' ’

entirely blendedt‘liari gylzsvimlguemsm can yours be more

The nttemptt u is daily made by ‘ignorant, need and (Ila-

.

loyal individualsfloiseparalc ou frnln me, will indee

n

be futile,

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[No. 256.

To the Electors of the First Dishlet of Queen’s County. ‘1 ENTLEMEN ; At the earnest request of many of

_ you, I have been induced to offer myself a Candidate at the ensuing Election for the honor ofrepresentlng you in the next House of Assembly, and should you deem me worthy of’ your copfidencc, nothing shall be wanting, on my part, which my li~ mltcd abilities are capable of obtaininggfor your District—«more» ‘

men with the other parts of the Colony.

ofmy friends and relatives; and thereis not a District in this Island with which I am so well acquainted, both with regard to its Inhabitants and their local necessities—circumstances which lam sure, you will not overlook. Mv principles and conduct id the House of Assembly, durin the eight years in which I have bad the honor ofa seat in that Iouée, are prett well known't’o the most ofyou; and as I can see no reason to clings sides, or to desert the cause 0 poor inhabitants, to support that of: pro- prietnry faction,I thk you have asuflicient uerantee tbul Will continue to advocate the rights oftho Agriculturists ofthe Colony with such abilities asI may possess—which I will do against any odds that may be opposed to me. As I have nothing to hope for, and as little to fear, from the whole liostof proprie- tary oppressors and their coadjutors,I am free to support an constitutional measure with which (if returned) you may thin proper to entrust me. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedientservant, ‘ WILLIAM CLARK, Senr

. a

especially those local claims which it’is fitirly entitled to,<in com-

I am anative of this District, and in it live the greater number , r X

To the Electors of the Town and Royalty of Charlotte- ENTLEMEN ;—Being on the eve of proceeding to

England, on behalf of the Prince Edward Island Steam as well as on private business, and, as the is in General As-

if there is that Manual _(:orifi once which, I trust, neither I nor any member of faintly have done any thing to forfeit. It is.

Durnlcy, June 14th, 1842.

therefore, under he belief that our intercsls are mutual, tbatI venture thus to o r myselfto your indulgence, as a Candidate [to rcpreselitIyWIn the ensuing Assembly; and I believe that the Same relatlorrfjtvhich, I trust, exist between myselfund my own Tenants ma‘_-bc such, that they will not deprive me of the support of all at . who deem it necessary to return a Repre- sentative who m“ consider that he cannot neglect the interests llf‘tpe Farmer w out diminishing the value ofliis own pro- pc y. ‘

I have the honor to be,

Gentlemen, ; Your obedient humble servant,

ROBERT MONTGOMERY.

Charlottetown, April 22, 1842.

To THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTons 0F TIIE FIRST ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF QUEEN’S COUNTY, Comprisrng Townships Numbers 20, 21, 22, 23,241,,‘13534, and 67. GEN I‘LEM N; being solicited by a number of the I tmost Influe tial Farmers cfthe District, I arri induced to oerr tnyselfas a Cpndidate for your sufi‘rugcs at the next General Election for Members to represent you in Colonial Parliament. Convinced that on (Inc can be there interested in the Agricultural prosperity of tha‘dsland than myself, (and being a ndti’ce, and personally known‘fto the most of you), I feel persuaded, that with a deSIre ofservtng: you, to receive your support; and if returned be assured that no exertion ori my part shall be wanting to ad:

MY

._ y subjects—that of MUST BE consulted on cccry legislative act that afl'ccts or your liberties; and on the only your own, but your children’s welfaer F the Importance of this trust—unprejudiced and unbiased by any Interest but YOURS—(With which my own is inseparably connect- cd)——feeling how much your means 0

To THE ELECTORS or THE FIRST DISTRICT or PRINCE COUNTY. .. FRIENDS; On the Eleventh day ofnelt month, ou are called upon to exercise the highest privilege of sending persons from amongst yourselves who our rights proper use oflhis right epends not ully sensible of

_ f communication, Roads, Bridges, W harves, &c., stand in need of a person interested to to obtain their PROPER SHARE oftlle public expenditure, and fully resolved (should I be honored with your confidence,) carefully to watch over your rights and interests, I beg to offer myselfu a Candidate for the honor of being vour Re resentative; and should this important trust be confided to me, hope I shall ever be found the strenuous advocate ofyonr interests, and the un- wearlcd supporter of all that can advance the prosperity ofthis my adopted Country. , w I have the honor to be, ' w" my Friends, your devoted servant, NICHOLAS CONROY.

_Tignish, June 14,1842. To the Electors of the First Electoral District of King’s

scmbly may take place during my absence from the Island, I am induced thusearly to offer myself as a Candidate, for the high honor of again being one of the Representatives ofthia:my native

vance your best inferests, which are inseparably connected with my own. I l

have the honor to be, Gentlemen, a Native, and your obedient servant,

y.

cs

. 8.

My conduct in the present IIous on which I have only to rest my cl

again Obtain for me ya? suffraqu it sh,“ b M” We present: arm-EMMY? our favour and support. My father has kindly cons sent me at flie Election, shou

urn.

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I have the honor to he, Gentlemen,

\Vith much respect, Your obcdien

FRANCIS LONGVVO Charlottetown, May 14th, 1842.

I t servant.

l e ‘ RTII, JUN.

iis

To THEIELECTORS or CHARLOTTETO ENTLEMEN; Having no reason

your confidence iii me as one of your Represen General Assembly has been Withdrawn, I b self again as a Candidate for that honor. The advantages which the experience sions is likely to confer on a Mcmber, Iv sure, supply what. I may be wanting In t for It Representative of an independent all stituency ; and the prospect ofsome change place in that inveterate opposition towards t lottetown and Royalty, manifested throughout by the late House of Assembly, including even nearly bers for Queen’s Collnty, leads me to hope that the e Representatives may in future be found more availing. ' Willi a determination, therefore, should I succeed in choice, of pursuing more devotedly the interests 0 Town, and feeling. grateful for the sulpport unsolicited, by many of yourselve, beg Gentlemen,

Your faithful and humble Servant, EDWARD PALMER.

to believe th tatives

of more than eigh

d enlightened

two

em-

rises

([14, ill'.

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Charlottetown, 9th June, 1842.

TO THE ELECTOR . QUEEN’S COUNTY.

EN : EMEN ; In adding another unit to the

of Candidates for this District, I beg to state, that my

tical amb ' ' “,1 had no intention whatev entering the list for your S bers of the late House 0

ufi’rages with any 1‘ Assembly, unt majority ofa very large meeting at _th trict, in my favour, when nominated In compe and tried servant," has left me little choice In the matter. I .mity was, I doubt not, partly. influenced by that gent. open to the suspicion of an inlen declaring that he would pledge himselfto nothm the broad principle, ofthel'only [gilt-:gfiihglrtlléhyplia ' v I -s aver - w and your cmldreu frfiifertileyllolony from prgsent of ' .

ehol- f the ion of

ill be onday , fore-

Town- lllylllg' himself erifi'. '

and redeem this first! I . ' ‘* an a conversl future TGVOIIIIIOII.}V3! me

leasehold tenure r the tenant to beco l ver few years. .-

we I versed In ,

Free- e of the p man on this Islan gas. that princlp 5e, and you w

, a 'n « , v willbe b '- __t s“ 'n l. , rain 0 Ppgdoptthicm beam ect at last. Suffer yourselves tporuse‘y dr

rations 'whic _ _ kitten, and you Will remain to the fin er ofscoro Will

lace in orlli Ame'rli‘ga. duds éculatprsq e in lettgr and spirit, and must fall. Governor, so rasbl

melancholy recur hat ever em

ill certainly

your obj _ 'minor masxde like straws before a despised slaves at who

Prov preloadedrigbts of the iviolated by them, both - not: the opinion .0 'last s each—it is

merely a

ow V steam '

en‘t’

f3: tot-op

are static ’ - Ebms;of'Ausemb

r.

‘ 'A‘idéownlv, ’ King’- County.

to the Freehold- cow. of Georgetown an

' ritcfElection, to resent t

‘. Court House. in George- 1 .I't'ektyal the hour pf ' . ~"cuticerned wrll

d worst'English‘ t

soun politics an sh Colonv.

Governor of a Briti

It has been absur

n to prove, no

most stren .

critical pert am a rebel,

every en

' ' hat I am a runaway dly said,t t only mat t uous exe od oft is himse deavour

(1 me I am in a conditio be totally false, but_that my opposite side, during a ver man whpfinlinuatep l thgt t u e priaion o treason 1 1e oeS no '5

‘ ' d forthIth. apprehended and secure Lam, Gem‘emen,

1y of this

New London, 9th June, 1842.

1

e_ of Assembly is before you, _ _ aims for your further confi- dencn; and lfit has been such as to meet with your approval, and

entcd (health permittilig) to re’prc— ld it take place prevmus to my re- y

WN AND ROYALTY.

eg leave to offer my-

t See- ill, I trust, in some me hose abilities requistt _ Con- interes for the better lnkin