Colonial Herald -- 1843-12-23 -- Page 3

The Colowial Weraty,

Francis Longworth and Roderick Macaulay, vacant ; and ‘be! aby 8 Z
Sa Focoticad t + ; _ color to the Governor’s conduct in di ——
eet siep.io Fae Key. es by request of Bast Point, where the Law was not is de ep oe House of eg. 7 | See +. 1843 LN SNE PEE): LR 45 3
“We Tuderitand the Writs voc the new Wiestnae ae Bie. “A pene from the proceedings of the Georgetown Court, RESOLVED, That no Petition praying aid les Haneda Ne ON é CFA?
dy qesied-that for Charlottetown to couimenie ba the lath | ns - wd Crown Officers, with all their exertions, could | and Bridges, or for any object of a local or private nature SS ; SV eaA US: a
and that for the second Electoral District of Qu = G ’ procure a Bill tobe brought in by the Grand Jury against be received after ‘Thursday, the Eighth day of February next. : i PER re I
on the 19th January next. en a traversers or so-culled rioters ur rebels. It was also obser-| , ORPEREP, That the above Resolution be inserted in each of hip
: ese sa teins becomes a proprietary agent, he ought the Newspapers published in Charlottetown. :
an e i . sae 4 H
Pikes 7 eo ela rie for the representation of the his office. "Phe peutbenelel Royenec lie menwed tthe Mee saan ae camel Y
ae ace oe Salina: Saya sah bape 7 the 18th Bill, was thought to be caused by the fact, that the coats eevee. SSTASSISR MEH aN.
Sous MEAT ihe Padi wiod erent and G. R. Young. At. ine their friends hold large possessions in those places, : QUEEN STREET, ALY j
Holmes, 1533 ed ae Rig afraid would be mulcted, in case the Bill CHARLOTTETOWN, : SS fend}
Young, 1394 M ape agp (G> One door below Mr. H. S % Stati Ss Sst SOO at, REGS Sia py
Pick oved by W. Clark, Esq., seconded ae . H. Sramper’s Stationery Store. : ,
Blackadar, 1304 Rept e eerie be nded by Mr. Alex. Stewart, The FIRST PRODUCTIONS in the WORLDfor ~~

The Hon. the Attorney General (Johnston) has been re-
turned for Annapolis.

Haxirax, Dec. 12.—Her Majesty’s troop ship Resistance

¥ That to continue in the House of Assembly any member who
as forfeited his seat, by the acceptance of an office of emolument
under the Government. would not only be a violation of the law,

arrived here on Tuesday last, in 24 days from Barbad
with the 33d Regiment on board, bound to St. John, N. B
She was detained here by the difficulty of procuring a per-

son of the year; one however having been obtained, she
sailed yesterday morning, accompanied by H. M. steamer
Columbia.

The Jamaica Assembly, we perceive from late dates, con-
templates the disbanding the Militia of the Island. A inem-
ber has introduced a bill into the Legislature, having for its
object the release ofthe public from the onerous duty of
playing soldier once a quarter. This we think a most in-
judicious measure, as the Island is far from being in so tran-
quila state as to warrant an immunity from all military in-
terference.

: The news from the Island, generally speaking, is far from
indicating a satisfactory state of things.

H. M. Steamer Hermes, Lieut. Washington Carr, in 11
days from Halifax, N.S. arrived at Kingston on the 3d Nov.,
having on board the new Bishop of Jamaica, the Right Rev.
Dr. Aubrey Speicer, who will forthwith assume the duties
of his diocese. This vessel touched off Bermuda.

i. M. Brig Ringdove arrived at Kingston on the 15th,
in six days from Port au Prince. She reports that every
thing was quiet there when she left.

The Barbara Ann, Praught, arrived on Tuesday last, from
St. Johu’s, N. FE. Reports the toilowing vessels dixposed of, at
remunerating prices, viz; the Kate, Isle of Stye, Eclipse, Lu-
ceina. Elza aud N ghtingale, of Charlottetown; aud the Ann
and Sisters, of St. Peter’s, P. £2. Island.

son as pilot to take her round at this late and inclement sea- |_

but_also a sacrifice of the trust reposed by the people in their re-
presentatives, and that the members for this Royalty are expect-
ed to use their endeavours for carrying out the intention of the
law in such cases made and provided.

Mr. Montgomery, the only Member of the House present,
observed that if this Resolution had not been mooted, it was
his firm intention to have acted up to the principle of it, As
it had happened, however, he was proud that his constitu-
ents approved of the course which he had intended to adopt.
Many other gentlemen spoke to the Resolution, and depre-
cated, in the strongest manser, any attempt which might be
made by those who had been appointed to office under the
Government to retain at the saine time those offices and
their seats in the House.

junior,
Phat the Representatives of this Royalty are expected by their
constituents, in the discharge of their legislative duties, to sup-

the responsible system at present in use in the other British
American provinces,

Moved by Mr. Alex. Stewart, seconded by Mr. W. Clark,

George F. Cooper

AS JUST RECEIVED his Winter Supply of
FRESH GROCERIES, &c., consisting of
Gunpowder, Hyson, Twankey, Souchong and Congo ‘TEAS ;
prime moist aud loaf Sugar; Molasses ; Port Wine ; pale Sherry,
various qualities; golden do. in bottles; Champagne; Brandy;
(Martell’s brand), Holland’s Gin, Spirits and Rum, Porter and
Ale, Lime Juice, Vinegar, Lemon Syrup, Essence of Spruce,
Lemon and Peppermint; Lemon Acid for punch, Lemonace.
Sauces, &c.—Pale Seal and Cod Oil; Olive Oil for lamps;
Jamaica Ginger, ground ditto; Cinnamon, ground ditto ; Cloves,
Natmegs, Allspice, black Pepper, ground ditto, Cayenne ditto,
carroway Seeds, Liquorice, Sugar Candy, candied Orange Peel
do. Lemon do., Citron do. bitter Almonds, sweet do, soft and
hard shell do, Vernucelli, Macearoni; split Peas, Currants,
Raisins (box and cask), Arrowreot, Chocolate 5 Robinson's patent
Groats, Pearl Barley, Rice, Coffee, fresh ground do., Soda Bis-
euit, Sugar do, Butter do., Ben's cold Water Crackers,

a

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on which are engraved ** ROWLAND’S MACASSAR OI

THE HAIR! THE SKIN! THE TEETH!

ROWLANDS |
MACASSAR OIL

Is universally acknowledged to be the ONLY ARTICLE that
will effectually ¥
TACHIVS, and EyeBRows.) prevent it from fulling off or turnii

free it from seurf aud dundriff, and render ft ‘tesa one Sry

curly, and gloss

roduce and r-store Hair, (including Wamskers, Mus

é

CAUTION {No merous pernicious compounds are universal]

‘ION sold

3 * MACASSAR O1L.” To ensure the real article, see that the bot-

le is enclosed in a wrapper, (a stecl engraving of exquisite workmanship) a
?

n two Jines. ~ ve

*.* To farther ensure the genuine article, see that the words “ Row-

Pilot Bread, Oatmeal and Indian Meal; Filbe:ts, Walnats, Bra-
zil do. Lazenby’s Pickles and Sances, superfine Durham Mus-

Lnd’s Mucassar Oi/”’ are eugraved on the back of the envelope near!
1,500 times, containing 29,028 letters—witHouT THIS none prs 4 ;

port liberal political principles, and especially to use their utmost
exertions to have the Government of this colony administered on

The peculiarly unfortunate state of this Colony was re-

tard, common do, patent ‘Table Salt; Honey, Olives and Capers,
Grapes, red and black Currant Jelly, Guava do., Mivietes
preserved Ginger, Turkey and Malaga Pigs, Wiltshire Cheese,
Annapolis de., Digby Herrings. white and yellow Soap, Bruns-
wick Black, salad Oil, castor Oil, Epson Salts, cream of Tartar,
Salipetre, Alum, Saleratus, washing Soda, Starch, Bins, Indigo,
sperm Candles. composition do., mould and dip do.; Principe and

GENUINE.

;

Vy ual to four small,) 10s, 6d. and- ,
e s. per betile. ;

ROWLANDS

Price 3s. 62.; 7s. Fami

Bottles, (eg
doub

that size, 2

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marked upon, inasmuch as in it voters are often driven to the
Hustings and compelled to vote against their consciences,
which they often do with tears in their eyes, to save, per-
haps, their only cow, and to prevent themselves and fami-
lies being turned into the street—the only alternative often of-
tered being, * Either vote for my candidate, or 1 will distrain {
to-morrow, and re-enter upow your farm as soon as the Law
will allow me.” — Ln those ciretimstances it was urged that it
is the imperious duty of the liberal part of the Representatives
to strain every nerve to carry out the above Resolution, One
or two gentlemen objected to this Resolution, on the ground

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qt

Whitiag. pickled Muashioons

Spanish Cigars, fig, Cavendish and eut Tobacco, Goodwin's pa-
te
uer’s Mixture; Pipes, Corks, Todia Robber Blacking, Warren's
do, gblack
he Cigar Bottles, Biners fir the: Appetite. Polishing Paste,

» carpet Brooms. Matches (superior

nt Heney Dew do; bean, rappee and macaban Sonffs, Gard-

Lead, Bath Bricks, candle Ornaments, ‘Tumblers

zality), Chesnuts, crushed Sugar, patent Barley, &c. &e.
Dec. 6. 3w

rHYAE SUBSCRIBER oers for Sale an assort-

ment of

KALYDOR

This elegant and fragrant Preparation thoroughly eradi-
cates all Pimples, Spots, Blotches, Redness, Ta, Freckles, and other
Defects of the Skin, heals Sunburns, Stings of Insects, and reduces in-
famimation. It imparts a youthful roseate hue to the most bilious Com-
p'exion. and renders the Arms, Hands and Neck transparently fuir and

and refreshing Wash during travelling,

delightfully soft and smooth.

It is invaluable as a apesebigto
or exposure to the sun, dust, or dry piercing winds, and after the heated
atmosphere of crowded assemblies. —GENTLEMEN will find it peculiarly
grateful after shaving, in allaying the irritation of the Skin. : ;

Ee Mecaaastcs’ Instirots.—On Wednesd: evening last, | Hat it was rather premature ; but the principle was concur- ANT ; :
4 Breaks tooecandesgeay Charles nyse Bok. Rae a nt ths gpeptndmtace 3 | ee GOODS AND FASHIONABLE MILLINE RY, Price 4s. 6d. and 8s. Gd. per bottle, duty included.
Bae wered a Lecture on “ British Law and Lawyers.” We are Moved by Mr. W. Ciark, junior, seconded by Mr. James Suitable for the Season. 9
ey sorry that we cannot speak iE Ghia Enbeaie us worrew tiie Moutgomery— Siik Velvet and drawn Satin Bonnets. dress Caps, Bonnet RB ow LA N a} &
language of a certain well-known tndividual—-in our © tsua! iat as Mr. Beairsto, one of the Representatives for the Roy- Shapes, Fancy and Plaid Cloth, Cloaking, Chene Cloth and Plaid
style of comeendation.” Some portions ef it were, doubt- tiv, is motat this Meeting. ania absent. as is believed, upon Shawls and Handkerchiefs, White Flannels, White and Grey
i fess, highly instructive to many of the auditory, awl the _ : a sacs thie Bacretiepmmssorsedly inn wish S07 He pales > eae ‘Cloks oh caer Ect oe Se aie ie : t D 0 Ni T 0
s i ¢ 7 ; 3 fs, A Ba tes re Praceecd mgs, Bi ue ‘ ‘ , pla a gure Lustre “ae: *
: wousiug anecdotes aud frequent sallies of wit interspersed Resolved, That the proecedings of this Meeting he forwarded gnrigs Orleans, rath ast pet Muslin — Eaton, Bilk Velvetr,

throughout the Leeture, occasionally elicited the applause, OR PRARL DEN LRLPRMESCB,

Saties, Velonts, Gros de Naples, Poplins, Flowers, Feathers and

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ae and exeited, in no small degree, the risihle faculties of al es usamginie pyeies Palladium, Newspapers, with a res: | Oot ame Life :
eh ee. tas qrens she Pie, ee : : ali} jecertul request ibarthey willgive them insertion Ribbons, Worked Muslin, French Dimity, white bugle and A FRAGRANT WHITE POWDER, o Oriental. Herbs.—‘t-
: present y tar the larger portion of this Lecture, however, Mer. Montgowsery faving taken the chair, the thanks of | mourning Collars and Cuffs; white and black lace. cardinal Capes, eradicates Tartar and decayed spots from the 7'eeth, preserves the En-_
was most unexpectedly, and, we wouid add, © unoar | iio Meeting were Wiven to Me. Hyndinan, for bis aauly and | fney Searfs; Chene Operatics, demi Veils, long Lace, Mutts and amet, to which it imparts a Pearl-like whiteness, and fixes the Teeth firm--
rantably, dedicated to a development or exposition 0! | ndepeadent conduct in the ohats ‘ % Glayes, faney silk and Chinese Girdles and Tapels, silk Cord, ly inthe Gums. Being an Anti-Scorbutie, it eradicates the searvy from
> shew. : the Gums, strengthens, braces, and renders them of @ healthy red: it’

Fringes.Gimps and Buttons, Laces and Edgings, Goffred Quilling.
crape Trimmings, Ladies’ lined kid) Gloves. lambs’ wool do.,
worsted Hose, childrens’ Socks and Grecian Boots, drawn, cros-
sed, Swiss, book and Jaconett Mustlins,Scambric Handkerchiefs,
Gent's, satin Stocks, Scarfs and Mufflers, Canterbury black and
white Victoria demi Caps, a few strung Boas, &e.

All orders for Millinery wil) be promptly attended to. A few
apprentices taught the Straw work and Millinery.

ISABELLA MACMURRAY.

the learned lecturer’s own peculiar views of certain lou,

agitated public questions, For the information of our read-
ers, We shall just enumerate a few of the topics ermbraced in
this extraordinary production, e g., the Repeal ot the Le-
gislative Union between Great Britain and Lreland—the ua-
ture and conditions of the original Grants of this Islind—the
policy or impolicy of the establishinentof a Court o Escher ,
aud other matters intimately connected with the vered lana
question—the right of the subject to petition the Crown, &e.
—to which must be added his indiscriminate laudation of the
“acts and doings,” of Sir Henry V. Flintley and his advisers,
forming altogether, according to Mr. Binns, the beaw ideal ot
everything phi'anthropic, dignified, disinterestedand excellent
—* anything (to use the lectarer’s own words) contained in
certain well-known publications, to the contrary, notwith-
standing.” Butthe learned lecturer did not stop here. His
fioner the Chief Justice, the law-officers ofthe Crown, the
several members of the Bar, ef hoc genus omne—each in his
turn received his due meed of praise. This might have beeu
ail very wellata proper time and ina proper place ; but we
certainly think the floor of a Mechanics’ institute a very wofit
arena for the discussion of topics such as these—the mere
introduction of which, the learued lecturer must have
known, involved a direct violation of one of the Standing
Rules of the Institute. We are fully persuaded that if simi-

By order of the Meeting,
EK. S. BLANCHARD, Secretary.

removes unpleasant tastes from the mouth, which often remain after
ps taking medicine, &c. and imparts sweetness and perfume to the.
breath.

Price 2s. 94. per box, duty included.

ROWLAND’S |
ESSENCE OF TYRE,

OR IMPERIAL DYE,

Changes ked or Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eyebrows, &c., to a beautiful
Brown or Black. =
Price 4s.—7s. 6d.—10s. Gd. and 21s. per bottle.

ROWLAND’S
ALSANA EXTRACT

Immediately relieves the most violent Tooth-Ache, Gum-Boils, and .
Swelled Face.
Price 2s. 9d.—4s. 6d. and 10s. 6d. per bottle.

ORSERVE fee-To protect the Public from Fraud, The Hon. Com: «
missioners of Her Mujesty's Stamps have authorised the Proprietors’
Signature to be engraved on the Government Stamp, thus— ’

A. ROWLAND & SON, 20, Hatton Garden,
Which is affixed to the Kalydor, Odonto, and Alsana.
of these"are Genuine without the Stamp.
Beware of Imitations!! composed of the most pernicious
and trashy ingredients, and which are frequently pressed upon the un-
wary as “ GENUINE,” and under the lure of being cheap.

The following Testimonia! is one of many thousands addressed to
Messrs Row'and and Son, 2), Hatton Garden, London, whose
Advertisement appears in another column.
Gentlemen.—} cousider it alaost an imperative duty to state |

the valuable efficacy of your most excellent Macassar QiL. For

the Inst fifieen years I have been bald, occasioned by a most
dreadful fever whilst in India. IP have used alinost every means
to procure a head of hair again, but all my efforts seemed fruit-
less, nntil, accidentally, a friend advised the use of your valuable

Hair Restorer—(L can give it no better name,) and, after using a

3s 6d. botile, every symptoni of a new head of hair began to

show itself, to the joy, not only of myself, but my children. 1

resolved on having another, and obtained a 7s. bottle, and, cere)

the whole of which was used, | had, and have now, as handsome

a head of hair as ever man enjoyed, and I earnestly recommend

all who have not tied this most excellent Oil, will not fail to do

so. lam, Sirs,
Your most grateful and obedient servant,
J. WALKER, Colonel.

Ps T-meat

Sydney Street, Nov. 29.

TEMPERANCE.
TSVHE “Charlottetown Independent Temperance
Society,” will have a Soiree and Tea Party on Friday, the

29:h inst., at the Masonic Hall, in Charlottetown,

i> ‘fea served upat 6 o'clock, p. M.; Chair taken at 7,

Tickets to be had of the President, C. Binns, sen’r. Esq.; Mr.
Haetingten and Mr. Watson Duchemin, Vice Presidents; Mr.
Bistiop, Treasurer: Mr. 1. Smith, jr., Secretary; Mr. Found, Mr.
Percival, Mr. Bethune. and Mr. Huds>n (at Mr. Lord’s.)
Price of tickets ls. 6d. fur Adults; Children 94.

D. MACFAYDEN, Secretary.

‘

December 16.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

HE Co-Parrnersuip heretofore carried on under
the firm of Grorae M‘Kay and Donan SuTHERLAND.

None,

”

Surrentnes oF Portis Caprives 1x Sipertra.— Ah ob-
served the General Kosinski to Sir R. Wilson, “they may talk
of the hardships of the French in their retreat from Moscow, bat

Institute is sealed.

on Temperance, int
this Town. The Rev. gentl
waler man—in the course of his lecture, adduced a great va
riety of striking,
dell powerfully on the minds of his:c
audience.

Cononer’s Inquest.—An inquest was held before Danie
Hodgson, Esq., Coroner, on
Covehead Road, on view of the body of Pa
shoemaker, of that place.
returning home from town on
while attempting toc
had inissed bis way,
diligent search, on Sunday last.
were observable in the snow,
ed, who was upwards of seventy years ofa
ing about fora considerable time. must,
fatigue, have laid down and perished.—Verdict ac

ge, alter wander

which time bis character was that of an honest and i
ous man.—.JVews.

Acerernt.—An infant child of Mr.
ker, Kent Street, aged 8 months, was severely sc
the morning of Tu
breakfast, in conseque!
wards the fire froma c
its upsetting in the act a pot of hot tea.
ferer is so muc
are entertained that it wi
accident.— Gaz.

alded o

hair in whieh it had been placed, an

To tHe Epiror oF THE COLONIAL HERALD.

ency of Princetown an

Sin; A Meeting of the Constitn
meeting their Represet

Royalty, ealled for the puspose of
tatives, before they should procee
at the Upper School House of the Royalty, on Monday, th
48th current. Robert Hyndman, Exq., being called to tl
ehair, and Mr. Edward Blanchatse
tary, the following Resolutions were passed
Moved by Mr. John Owen, secon
and Resolved, unanimously —
That this meeting regards the
of Assembly last winte’, intituled
against Electoral Districts, for damage done to proper
them by riotous assemblies, and for defraying expens'
from impeding the service af legal process, as false

.
:

more consider the power which it places in the hands of the
gistracy a
operation would bi
- mote the disorders which it proposes to prevent.

A number of gent!
whom scouted

ing held in the Colony.
ofthe meeting that this Bill w
the Imperial Government into
ina state of insubordination to

as framed with a view to gt
the belief that the Island w:

lar deviations are to be permitted in future, the doom of the

Tempenance.—Oa Monday last, the Rev. J. B. Strong
. delivered, by request, an eloquent and impressive Lecture
he vestry of the Wesleyan Chapel in
eman—himself a thorough cold

, if not startling facts, which could not fail to
rowded and attentive

Monday morning. last, at the
trick Murpky,
{t appeared that the deceased, on
Wednesday evening last,
ross from the Unien-road to his house,
having been found in the woods, after
From the marks which
it was evident that the deceas-

through cold and
cordingly.

ndustri-

Edmunds, Coachma-

esday last, while the family were taking
ice of its taking a sudden spring to-

The poor little suf-
h injured about the face and breast that fears
Il scarcely survive the effects of the

dto Charlottetown, was held

{ being nominated Secre-
ded by W. Clark, Esq.,

Bill introduced into the House
An Act to provide a remedy
ly within
es incurred
in its premises ;

Ma-
s highly unconstitutional and dangerous, and ‘that its
e@ oppressive and unjust, and caleulated to pro-

lemen spoke to this Resolution, all of

the idea of tumultuous and riotous meetings
It also appeared to be the opinion

the Law, in order to give a

ours, driven over a thousand Leagues, with our wives and chil
dren, were infinitely more deplorable! We were parched wit
thirst, half-tamished ; our feet were coverec
limbs rigid. Those whose knapsacks containe
Ointment’ and ‘ Pills’? were indeed fortunate ! Their wound
were healed, andthe alterative and tonic properties of the pill
kept up their strength.
ders: they are attended with the most astonishing success ; an
in rheumatism, cancer, par
fula, &c., their efficiency,
too highly appreciated.

N. B. Genera! Kosinski havi
England.

both in Poland and Russia, cannot b

ng escaped from Siberia is bow i

Secretary's Office, Dec. 15, 1843.

The Lientenan
of Meyrick Lalley, Esq-s of Ri
mission of the Peace for Queen's County.

Passengers.

Mr. Peter Martin, aud 40 in the steerage.

Snip News.

He was a native of the County of Wexford, Ireland, has re-| Ferguson, P. E. Island, with cargoes.
sided on this Island for the last twenty-two years, daring | Piss, NF, Dec. 5.---Wreck oF THE ScHoosER Mory-

inc Star.---This vessel sailed from Prince Edward Island «
the 10th ult., laden with potatoes,
this port. The weather was exceed
16th of the month, when the wind sprung up from 1
blowing heavily, and the vessel made Cape Pine, w
sails. Put the vessel off the land until the 2lst,
ing was to the Eastward of the Banks. After that, attempted
gel in with the land, the weather moderate, and the wind for tl
most part
the schooner was found to be in the midst of breakers; and tl
crew having been compelled to abandon the vessel. and bavit
rowed for about five hours, the weather thick and foggy, sa
ceeded in scrambling up the rock
Bulls, and were providentially saved. :
Arrived at Bay Fortune, on the 19th inst., the Sehr. Elizabet
Pigot, Master. from St. John's, Newfoundland. 44 days, with
cabin and 50 steerage passenger

n ith loss

d

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MARRIED.

On the 19th inst. by the Rev. é: B. Ss
son, of Crapaud, to Miss Frances Wilson,

DIED,
arlotte, wife of the Rev. John Sha
and fifth daughter of the la

1e

se of the sume place.

On Wednesday last. Ch
Baptist Missionary, ‘Three Rivers,
W. Dockendorf, Esq.. York River.

This morning, atier a lingering illness,
ter of Mr. ‘Thomas Foster, Covehead, aged 23 years.

1 with blisters, and our

d * Holloway’

I recommend these specifics for all disor-

alysis, gout, wounds of all kinds, sero-

t Governor has been pleased to direct the name
astico, to be inserted in the Com-

In the Barbara Ann, from St. John’s, N. F., A. Maclean, Esq.

Haurrax. Dec. 5.—Cleared. Schr. Abeona, Macinnis, and Jes-

oats, and lumber, bound for
lingly borsterous until the

he N.E.,

whenthe reckon-

N.N. E., until about IT p. m., on Saturday last, when

s, about the North head of Bay

's; and Goods, to J. Dingwell, Esq.

trong. Mr. Edmund Nel-

Margaret, third daugh-

Merchants, New London, has this day been dissolved by mutual

consent. All persons indebted to the said firm are hereby notified

to make immediate payment to Donald Sutherland, who is duly

authorised to receive the same, and grant discharges therefor.

GEORGE MACKAY,

DONALD SUTHERLAND.
(3w)

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New London, Dec. 18th, 1843.
d

OTICE.—The Fees of the Nationat Scuoor
will be reduced to 5s. per quarter, from and after the 8h

January, 1844.

Evening Classes

e

+ will commence from the same date.

W. H. NELIS, Master of National School.
Charlottetown, Dec. 21, 1843.

RED HEIFER, with a white back, rising two
years old, has been on the Subscriber's premises since
September last. The owner may have the same, by proving

roperty and paying expenses.
euaek iS tke Ms WILLIAM BRENT.
Covehead Road, Dec. 13th, 1843.

STRAY HEIFER has been on the Premises of
the subscriber fr two months past. The owner may have
her, by proving property and paying expenses.

MALCOLM GILLIS.
Bedeque Road, Lot 67, Dec. 16th, 1843. (Iw)

FINE OX, about 3 years old, came into the pas-
turage ofthe subscriler about harvesttime. ‘The owner can
have the same, on proving property and paying expenses

“WILLIAM CROCKET.
Little York. December 20, 1843. 3w

STRAY HEIFER, rising three years old, has
been on the subscriber's premises for a few weeks past.
The owner can have her en proving property and paying ex-

penses. DONALD M‘MILLAN.
Bw)

‘WHE Subscriber begs to inform his Friends, and
Ladies and Gentlemen generally, that he has removed to
his Old Stand, corner ot Prinee and Dorchester Streets, where he
hopes, by strict attention to business, combined with low prices,
to merit a continuance of their favors.
Ladies and Gentlemen cat: be supphec
and Shoes, on the mest approved princi
notice.

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Covehead, Dec. 11th, 1843.

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fied with Cork-soled Boots
ples, and at the shortest

J. PIDWELL.

1 J.P. respectfully requests all persons indebted to him to
settle their Accounts forthwith.

(Aw)

Charlottetown, Dec. 14, 1843.
AGRICULTURAL.
OW ready for delivery, at the Central Agricultural

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aud itn cetnatny ee verrrtes Siem Lens OFS PERE gage A few days si bag Ce Semanuibedall from D. Mac-| iz:— i

and tumultnons assemblages, and beyond the comtroal ofshe |. 4 few: days since we receive uw ing ti of lat | Wilkie’s Plough Mounting with extraSoles and Sides.
ysual means for preserving the peace; whereas no such ‘¢ rictous caer Fag pees to be SE ee enualiiies, and couctied Fe Matec ee: Whoele did ait Woseell
assemblies” ever take place in this Tsland ; and that they further week, but abounding in so mi yar pape hice Se hcald Serap Iron for Lnick phates, ete tel

in such discourteous language,
doing injustice to ourselves were we to 8
columns. As, however, It will most likely occupy
columns of Mr. Maclean's pet Journal ere long, we §
offering any remarks, in reply, until then.
can assure Mr. Maclean, that we have no controve
to have none—with him, on this ‘or any other subject. .
nion of his abilities as an orator or public speaker—not as a p
tictan—has been fairly. fearlessly and candidly g
or any one else, see sufficient cause to differ with us
ject, he has, of course, & perfect right to do e0,

hall de

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a place in the

In the meantime, we
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on thig sub-

Society’s Depot, Queen Street, the following Articles,

Hay Knives—20 inch blades,
2 Straw Cutters,
White Clover Seed,
Fresh Swedish Turnip Seed,
Timothy ee a EP Rr ;
A supply o ne Orange Carrot Seed.

One citing ner ah be given for any quantity of good Red

ci Seed, up to the Ist of February next-
oe PETER MACGOWAN, Secretary.

fer

pi-

Be sure to ask for ** Rowland’s’? Articles. .

Sold by every Perrumer and CuemisT throughout the civilized world.

- FOR SALE OR TO LET, :
rPVHAT plezsantly situated Dwelling House

and Premises, now in the occupation of Mr. T>
B. Tremain, in Water Street. For further particulars

D. WILSON.

pply to

Richmond Street, August 8th, 1843.
TO BE LET. :
B* THE SUBSCRIBER, and immediate posses-
sion given, that commadious and pleasantly situated House
in Water Street, formerly occupied by James D. Macdonnell, Esq.,
to which a good Stable and Garden are attached.
Also, several valuable and eligible BUILDING LOTS, i
Water Sireet, King Street and Eustis Street.
JAMES PEAKE.

Charlottetown, 30th Sept, 1843.
Te BE SOLD, a Leasehold Interest for the residue |
of the unexpired term of 15 years, with a right of purchase,
in and to that eligibly situated Brick House and premises, situ-
ated in Queen's Square, now in the ae | im of the Subscriber.
Possession to be given on the 1st day of ovember next.
, J. SIDNEY DEALEY.
Charlottetown, 6th July, 1843. ;

f thas Subscriber respectfully informs the Inhabitants
of Charlottetown, and Prince Edward Island fgenerally, —
that he has taken the House and Premises known as the WEL.
LINGTON HOTEL, which be will open immediately, and
hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit a share of public

patronage.
. EDMUND DUMVILLE.
Charlottetown, Dec. 22d, 1843. y

LL Persons having legal demands against the
Estate of John H=White, of Charlottetown, Printer and
Book-binder, deceased, are requested to furnish their Accounts,
duly attested; and all persons indebted to said Estate are required
to make immediate payment. sooner

JOHN DAVIS, jun. Diy
CHARLES WELSH, } Administrators.
Charlottetown, August 7th, 1343.

BLOCK AND FLAG FREESTONE.

HE Subscriber is prepared to furnish, to order, at
reduced prices, any sizes or quantity of Block and Flag
Freestone, the same to be supplied trom cadiaQuarry, Pictou.

Samples of the Stone, which is of excellent quality, can be seen

on application to the Subscriber.
KENNETH M‘KENZIE,
Charlottetown, 1st Sept. 1843. Agent.
A BAY MARE, between 5 and 6 years old, and a
Bay HORSE, rising two years old, have been on the
premises of the subscriber gince the month of August fast. The
owner or owners can have them on proving property and paying

expenses. : ;
CONRAD VICKERSON.
Brownston, Vernon River, 2d Dec., 1848. oth

Ae oly se from the Burnt Woods, near Freetown,
a black-grey FELLY, rising three years old. She has”
a small star on her forehead, and a round black bushy tail and
black mane. Whoever will bring her to Mrs. Kelly, Anderson’s
Road, South West of Bedeque, or will give such information as

Charlottetown, 7th December, 1843.

will leed to her recovery, shell bo handgumety rewarded.