Colonial Herald -- 1844-01-20 -- Page 3

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‘Goodness of heart is man’s best treasure, his brightest ho-
snout, and wisest acquisition. , It is.a ray of divinity. that di
wnifies huinanity, attracts admiration, and, assimilates, him to
his Greater, teats Nie Pie got ais liablecto be.counterfeited.

It is wonderful how some, people make a little knowledge
goa great way,and:how they manage, by judicious nods and
“ — eae fet ake of affirmatives and negatives,
vor by sintr ed hem’s -er ha’s to impress other -

ple with the idea that.they (the winkers Sad tlc
miraculously endgwed beings, second Davys as chemists
Byrons. as poets, Herschells as astronomers, Handels as mu-
_sicians, and Raphaels as painters. Silence will do more for
a pees neeeere perch way than .one may imagine
“and many a ‘clever fellow” is.title. by. aa
ae a italed ta: bas won his.title by the means

Grove.—A lonely grove, “time-out of mind,” ‘the resort
of lovers; at least of these whe have sense enough to
~~ their folly aue He observation of the world. vad

NDEPENDENCE-—What a glorious and anim ting i
cindependence. Whisper buta distant Ren Lp 2
.the ear of man, and straightway, though he were sluguish
and dull, and torpid as the sleeping. sloth, he shall arise to
gird on his armour and prepare for.the strife. The ry ee of
independence stirreth up lis soul; and, as the ae bhies
that heareth “the trumpets and the thunder” of the battle
_and the “shouting afar off,” he paweth in.the valley and
-rejoiceth in his.strength, and he goeth on.” dndependence
-is the admired, the coveted of all, the ideal goal of earthly
ehappiness ; and we all press onward, by paths.various as our

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cmanifold and dissimilar passions and
vthe prize. And hope, undying hope, is by our side, grasping

z at -abapiqts OF coming good, aud evercrying “Lo, here,” and
-“ Lo, there,” as a glimpse of unreal things appears amid the
-rolling dark clouds of futarity.

: All join in the pursnit, but
vivhat is the end thereof? Alas! it may be compared to the
-race of children, hunting the’ gaudy butterfly of summer,

The Colonial Wevaiy.

Luke Aspill, Lot 48, a
é , and James Walshyfe ot-48 ;
Peiwer Murphy, Michael,Began, and PM a ere an
ant Bedeqne 7 ry pee Griffin, Belfast. | nd PE
On otion, the Report of aed ;
: te of Proceedings of 1)
Bence Meeting, held.at-the House of Mr tweed: aie it
Sadat 2 he mdayy the ;E1th of Dec. last, was, read..and of
i patrietic -Branch,—at whi th
cheers were given for the Re E sat Wiss
é i pealers of Bedeque. Tf
on eae so Sia for that spirited and sar eatedep peat
. e mas Collins. Her last favour is t
eee e- ur is hereby acknow-
er will be laid before the Association at.its next
The chief Speakers. who add
; cessed the Meeting encthe im-
oe and necessity of a Repeal of he tikod auate
ones Brenan, Esquire, John Little, Esquire, Joha¢Gaine-
‘rd, Esquire, Mr. Edward Whelan, and the.Chairman. On
mosion, the proceedings of the Meeting ,shall: be, inserted in
the Palladium and Colonial Herald Ne vespapets.
< Qn motion of Daniel Breaan, Esquire, the Chairman, hav-
ing left,the Chair, aud John Gainstord, Esquire, beihp called
thereto, the thanks of the Meeting were given to Dennis
realy weve for his able and dignified condact in the
Jhair. he Meeting was further adjourned by-t Shai
to Monday. the 15th January. aig ict Sree
WALTER PHELAN, Secretary.

; ‘PUBLIC MEETING.

‘A Meeting of the constituency of the Second Electoral
District was held at De Sable School House, on Thursday,
the 4th instant,--I r. Niel M‘Niel in the Chair,—when the
following Resolutions were proposed and adopted.

Moved by Mr. Currie ;seconded ey Mr. Johu MeKinnon :-
‘st Resolvel, That as the Hon. J. S. MacDonald bas forfeited
the confidence of the Electors of this District, through the
uniform disregard he has paid-to the popular appeals for a re-
dress of the wrongs done them, and his manifest anxiety to se-

‘|'by give public notices, that Ihave made Proclamation, accerding

_| thereon to HerMajesty ,underand by. virtue of the before-mentioned

‘LAND ASSESSMENT.
ee ‘Treasuret's Office, Charlottetown, ;
N PrincesEdward Island, l5th*San. 1843.
prrsuance of the Act of the Geueral Assembly of
i this Island, made and passed in the Seventh. pee oheged Reign

of HixJate ‘Majesty King William the Pourth, intitaled An Act
for. levying an Assessment on all Lunds iw this Island—I do here-

= the terms Of the.said “Act, of the andermentioned Town Lots,
asture*Lots, and parts, of Lots-or “Townships, in this Island, in
arrearfor the non-payment of the.several sums due and owing

Act, viz -—
Town Lots in Charlottetown :
‘Half No. 35, in the First Hundred—No. 13, Fifth do.
Charlottetown Royalty— No. 539.
: “Georgetonon :
No.10, First Range,"Letier'C. (No. 8, First-Range, Letter D.

5, Second Range, Letter B.
Townships:

‘t

. _AYCTION.

A Bay MARE, between ‘five and six years old, and
a Bay HORSE, rising two.years old, having been on the
Subscriber's premises since. the month of ‘August last, and the

tsame having been duly advertised in several of the Island News+

papers, aud no owner having hitherto appeared to claim them :
Now, this is to -give notice, that unless the owner or owners
thereofshall forthwith appear, the satd animals will be Sold by -
Public Auction, at Rudmond’s, Head of Vernon River, on Wed--
nesday, the 24th inst,,,to defray expenses.
‘ CONRAD ‘VICKERSON.
Brownston,\Vernon River, Jan. 3, 1844.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY 4 pe

of combining every kind of Mercantile \Pursuit wit
, ‘Fisheries and Farming.
T° BE SOLD, by-private contract, WATER LOTS
. 23 and 24, in GEORGETOWN, . comprising amore than Six
Town ‘Lota, and more than ene acre anda half, having three
fronts—one on Victoria Street, extending more than six chains;

No.1, 5843 acres. Wo.'40, “548 acres.
“5, 319 44, 3550
14, 112 49, 8351
15, 500 55, 500
27, $60 65, 854
+8, 2332 :

‘And the-owners oftthe.said Lots and Tracts of Land, so in ar-
rear and proelaimed as aforesaid, are hereby notified, that in case
the sins charged on them by the said Act, together with the
Costs which have Leen incurred, shall not be paid within Ten
days before the .nextaster Term of the Supreme Court of Judi-
eature, to be held ‘at Chatlotretown, svhich will commence on
Tuesday the Seventh day of May next, application will be made
tothe Supreme Conrt, diwing the said Term, fordadgment
agdinat the.said*Lats and ‘Tracts of Land respectively. 7
J. SPENCER SMITH,

onthe Harbour, an extent of. 168 feet ; the-same on Water Street.
‘At the corner, formed by the intersection of the two Streets,
stands a two-story House in progress, 32 feet'by 29, conyeniently
laid out for the accommodation of aiRetail Trade, and a suitable
Residence fora respectable housebdld. The land is sound, and
ofan excellent description. ‘Here is-sufficient room for the most
extensive Warehonses for storing Grain, Fish, Fransit or Commis-
sion Goods, and Cargoes of Vessels arriving late in the season
and shat out from other ports by the ice, as well as a Retail Store;
buat the Retail business must be only a secundary consideration in
the future commerce of Georgetown, as there is no great extent
of back country to supply. ‘Che most frequented entrance to. the
Town will:be by-the'Jail, for -persons on business coming ‘from
the Northwardand ‘NorthEast. ‘The best holding ground, the
most screened ancherage, and the boldest water fora Wharf, are
of Victorian Street, and there is mo locality more adapted fora

induced we to accept the office of Commissioner, a6, 4 trust, -will . Apagpe:
prove satisfactory ; and should you still deen me | wort hy of a ly Greve, Township Bizty-one:
continuance of that confidence which you have invariably placed + 5. L. LEWELLIN.
fF Should the above Town Property nothe disposed of before
the Spring, it will then be offered by Auction in Eight Building
Lots; or the Advertiser may relinquish his favourite pursuit—
Farming (as his continued and uowearied effortsto advance this
most important avocation ‘have met very little countenance or
2o-operation)—and accept the invitation ofhis friends, to.assist in

which plavetli before their eyes in tantalising, mi C ; i
ave g, many-coloured cure-Governinent. official patronage and por { Ali-the Papers: we , .
poet flitting Page to tree, and from flower to flower, disqualifies him te serve the po ai ae deg Hie 5 Kaaplee seen pldlis Pog eiuerigly ean 4 avreapesa note 7 aig
ees y within réach, and thendarting away toa a bea ; and it is. the opinion of this meeting, his future ap- To the Electors ofthe Second Electoral District of |" "Ts Bearer rouble, Iherprice 4 £100, ‘Tr hasbeen the disin- .
Tan W ick : j peals for our Legislative Representation onght:to‘be rejected Queen’s County, genuous.and unmanly-practice of some—toho said they would get |
a ’ ice tis not. anfrequent that a wife mourns aver Moved by Mr. McCallum; seconded by ‘Mr. Niel Stewart:— GENTLEMEN } it fora song—to attempt, on ull occasiogs, to depreciate the
et - ee ney of har husband, when she has made (24: Resolved, ‘That as.the, Electors of this District, resident rpae House of Assembly having,-on Saturilay last, | importance and -value of this property, and deter intending {
“povemturt .Rerees to strengthen and inerease his attachment. in the Eastern section thereof, have.so unanimously nomina- declared the office of Commissioner for the Recovery of ‘purchasers. ‘het-such,in future, examine and judge for them- roa
| She thinks because ‘he once loved her, he ought always .to ted Mr, John Ww. Le Lackeur, as a person worthy-the elective Small Debts to be an office of emolument under the Crown, gonad tine ‘ 4 |
tove her, and she neglects those attentions whieh engaged saffrages, this meeting accord in, and agree to she adoption sequently my seat, asone of your Representatives, has rbeen.va- | 9. TheSubscriber also offers for sale, Pasture Lots Nos. 2, 3, 4, 21° i
his heart. Many a wife is thus the-canse of her own neglect | Of similar resolution ; and shope the Electors throughout Javed; and as Jdo not consider my integrity or principles fetter- xe bet ref comprising Bory tie ee ear ab a ee
and sorrow. ‘The woman deserves not 2 husband’s love, | Vill, in the ensuing Flection, manifest their patriotic indepen- edlsin the slighteat degree by holding the office of Commissioner carerpertecllet iris tse) wemue - ra aa eating 30
7 _who will not greet him with smiles when he returns from the dence and unanimity in rendering Mr: John W. Le Latheor’ leeae Recovery of Small Debis (although I do receive the large iat pyc pai cafe Ar a i satin
Aabours of the day; who wi . ces ; oe . ae GF Se BE Be aRIRSE = i eg tag > BE a em dvment of fivepence.for.every Summons issned, and twopence 5a Saat ad the Common, which.contains several hundred acres. }
y; who will not try to chain him to his their undivided suffrages. Moved by .Mr Finlay Malcolm ; ; ? f Tl fine S ‘ i }
-chome by the sweet enchantment of a eheerful et seconded by M Hibs A ln inlay Malcolm; | for every Judgment given by the Small Debt‘Court in Charidtie2y Ep eres oP OS EP ne Lot23, and on Lov, close by, abeaue rf
ene fa eheerfu heart. There | seconded by Mr. Archibald McCallum :—3d. Resolved, That |town, and tha’ not from.either the Crown or the’Public Treasury,) uful site, on rising ground, for a Mansion, House. A great part of
j .is not one in at ousand so unfeeling as to withstand such the foregoing Resolutions be published in the Palladium A feel thatit would be a great derelictionofduty, on my-part vware.t | tbe land is covered With fine Hardwood. {Chie property, in con- * t
i _an influence, and break away from sueh a home. and Herald Newspapers. 10 decline coming forward -again as a Sandidare at shes approach- nection with the akove, is well deserving the atiention of eapital-
; 7 ; x By order ot the Meeting, Jing Blection, to fill up the said vacaney, particularly so whend ists who dpaire tosLenenhssemoy ee yeety improveable landed a.
{> Tue Coronian Heratp is regularly filed in London j NIEL M‘NIEL,— Chairman. reflect thatawhen you did me the high honor of returning me witb Fue * or any Company who might be desirous of combining
} by Mr. P. L. Stumonps, Agent for the American and Canadian January, 1844. } such alarge majority, at dheshead of the Poll, at the fast Gene eee “ghd 10s Conpaers PA a acon’ range 2
Newspapers, British and Foreign Newspaper and Advertising ral. Blection,it was your impression, as’ well. as my own, TACT Ee et 10s. per acre, which cannot be deemed unrea-
: Agency Gffice, 18 Cornhill (opposite the Ro. al Exchange) To* , shauld continue one of your Representatives during the existence sonable, when its peculiar advantages are duly .estimated; nor is ie
he pices u pposite yy hange), Tore Eprror or THE CoronraL HERALD. of Se-pres uuidat Ae ‘ Ag i omake 4 it-at all figurative end illusive to anticipate that its value will ~ 1a
where advertisements will lecrecened ie-present use of Assembly; therefore T shall make ita): F Caled at oes :
e 4 : : rine paint (if my health permit), 10 attend at the opening «f the Poll, rise to £100 per acre 5 -and, in the event of a‘Fisheries’ ‘Company
or SS : Sir; . was present this day at Elliot River Bridge, |! Crosby's Mills, Lot 30. on Friday, the 19th of January next, ping pedene non ll seen POY r resin pray ny “ss —
{ * uring the polling for the election of ber f ySe- | and then give y ch id ilanation 2 cire aneds Which 12 Pleasant: subarh: tos eo ‘For a view of the ‘Premises,
: iny Ee 9 1 onid 1 Pie) era 1 v. g p g a Member for the Se d then give you such an explanall in of the circumstances which apply.to Me: Gorse Parker, Lot "No. One; and-to treat, to ihe

cond District of this County, when i heard one of the ‘Can-
didates, Mr. John Le Lacheur, allude to the rebels of Cana-
da, whose conduct he publicly and repeatedly held forth :to |; . ;

explanation of his meaning was asked him, when he loudly ty “ 3 cA apa A
applauded their conduct, pronounced thein Patriots, and re- ake Skah tne ayers etn are Larlany arith areas fame ae
iterated that it. was an example for the people of this Island. |" © :

’ 1 have the honor to be,
Lam, Sir, yours, &c. Gentlemen,

SATURDAY, JANUARY -20, 1844. Proprietor, at Wo:
Cuarnorrerown Execrion.—Francis Longwerth, Esq.
avhose seat had become vacant, hy reason of his acceptance

~ .at the office of Commissioner of SmaliDebjs, has been re-
elected, without opposition. ‘Mr. Longworth was entertain-
ed in the evening by a number of his friends and supporters

ee Y

at Mrs Weymouth’s new Hotel, Kent Street. @ wie : ak aoe ELectTor. Your 1 oe aa A COORAL a forming an Establisument such as. is above dbluded to. i

: Queer’s County, Friday, 19th Jan, 1844. OHN 8S. MAC uD. : A ‘ be |

‘Queen’s Couxrty Kxection.—A Poll for the election of " at Charlottetown, Dee. 26th, 1843. Mag creme pan cone tery tvony mc salt ae Feat “}

one Member to represent the Second Electoral District of Fire.—On Sunday jast, ata little after four o’clock, a fire = i Pounds! ! Recently, Halfa Town Lot, with a store on it, or

Queen’ County—to sepply the vacaney in the House et As-| broke ont inethe house of Mr. David Wilson, Merchant, of arrestee pepo y> low Building, realized at Auction, about £200. This does not

sembly occasioned by the acceptance by the Hon. J. S. Mac- this town, in one of the bed rooms on the second floer, Mur : 23d December, 1843, look likw depreciation !!! Goorgetown hasa free port. !
ESOLVED, That no Petition praying aid for Roads dedb.

donald of the office of Commissioner of Small Debts, was
opened at Crosby’s Mills, Lot 380, yesterday morning, at Ten

»- oelock. “Afterthesisual pretinrinarieshad been gone-through,
the Hon. J. 8. Macdonald was proposed. for re-election by
Mr. Lane, of Sable, seconded by Thomas Tod, Esq. Mr. J.
AW. Le Lacheur was proposed by Mr. Widgery, seconded by
‘Mr. Johu McCaig. At the close of the PollJast evening, the
numbers stood as lollows:— i

and Mrs. Wilson, with the greater part of the. family, were Bite
attending Public Worstip atthe time. ‘On the alarm being | && and Bridges, or for any object of adocil or private nature,
pe reevived.afier Tharsday,.the Eighth day of February next.

given, it was promptly and numerously responded to,, and |"* 4.6 sas aie $e" :
within a short time, with the help of the Town and Bar- Orvenny, That the abowe Resolitian bejaserted tn.each of

4 . y a Bp i 1 “he 2 y
rack Engines, the element was got ander, and farther dan- the Newspapers published in Charlettetown

A orgs e . W. CULLEN, Clerk.
ger averted, How the fire originated it is impossible to con- ——

The FIRST-PRODUCTIONS in the WORLD for
THE HAIRE THE SKIN! THE TEETH!

ROWLAND'’S

jecture, nnless (which indeed seems improbable) that one of "Treasurers Office, January Sth, 1844.
the smaller children had incautiously lighted a paper or ARRANTS to No. ‘i'wo Hundred and Thiry-six,

Macdonald, - - 91 some other combustible at the stove, and thus heen the to- (236,) of the date of Sth May, 1242, will he paid at the : ‘

Le Lacheur, - - 39 nocent originator of the disaster. A great part of the fur-| Treasury, on demand, together with the Interest due thereon. ¢ M ACASSAR GIL
: ER niture was removed, and in the removal suffered much by 3. SPENCER SMITH, 7" P

Majority, 52 breakage, &e. | ‘The damage cannot, we think, he estimated Treasurer.

will effectually produce and restore Hair, (including Wxiskers, Mus-
TacHivs, and EYEBROWS.) prevent it from fulling off or. turning grey,
free it from scurf aud dandriff, and render it delightfully soft, silky,
curly, and glossy. : |

CAUTPIONS—Numerons pernicious compounds are universally sold |
as © MACASSAK OIL.” To ensure the real article, see that the bot- |
tle is enclosed ina wrapper, (@ steel engraving of exquisite workmanship.) |
on which are engraved #* ROW LAND’S MACASSAR OIL,” |
in two lines. ‘

«* To further ensure the genuine article, see that the words “ Row-
iond’s Macassar Oil” are engraved on the back of'the envelope nearly
1,500 times, containing 29,028 letters—WiTHOUT THIS NONE aR&
GENUINE. " ;

icg 3s. 64.; 73.5 Famil Bottles, (equal to four'small,) 10s. 6d. and
ns rtteg double that ALS He per bottle. 7

at lessthan £100. The building was insured at the London
Alliance Office, and we have been informed, that the Agent
here, the Hon, Charles Young, has, without any delay or de-
mur, come forward and agreed to indemnify the unfortunate
occupier. One thing that struck us, as rather peculiar, at
this fire, was the very great scarcity of buckets. No people,
we think, can turn out more readily or in greater numbers
on these oceasions than our towns-people, and did so on
Sunday; but from some unexplained cause there was not a@
sufficient supply of buckets, which might, had the fire got
ahead, have proved very prejudicial. ‘The Alliance Com-
pany have given £5 towards the erection of the new Build-
ing, at the rear of the Court House, to be used as an Engine
House.— Gaz.

TEMPERANCE. '
PUBLIC MEETING of the Auxitiary Temper-
axce Society will be held in the Vestry of the Wesleyan
Chapel, in this Town, on Monday evening next—to com
mence at half past 7 o’elock.

iz A Collection will be taken in aid of the funds.
W.C. TROWAN, Secretary.

Supreme Court Fon QuEEN’S County.—The following
ds the result of the criminal business during the late Hilary
Term :—

Queen vs. John Wilson and Thomas Wilson—both prisoners
Leonvicted of Manstaughter--Jolin -Welson was sentenced to 8
months’ and Thomas Wilson to 12 months’ imprisonment.

Queen vs. Samuel Holmes—prisoner convicted of Larceny—
Smonths’ imprisonment,

Queen vs. James Cahill—on a presentment of the Grand Jury,
for keeping a disorderly House in Charlottetown—Guilty—but
as the defendant had lately much reformed in his habits, he was
fined only 20s., and to be bound: in Recognizanees—himself in
£2) and two sureties in £10 each, not to be guilty of the like
offence.

Queen vs. George Titelo—for Larceny —not Guilty.
© Qneenas. John McKenzie—for uttering a forged Receipt—
Traversed until TrinityeTerm. ’

Queen vs. Richard Naddy—for an Assault—Defendant not
apprehended.

| 4s wniversally acknowledged to be the ONLY ARTICLE that j )
:

20th January, 1844.

MECHAN:CS? INSTITUTE. ‘
ICKETS of Admission for the current year, can be
had at the Book Stores of J. D. Haszard, Esq., and Mr.

Henry Stamper, or from the Secretary, at Mr. Young's Office,
Pp. F. LITTLE.

January 11th, 1844. N D S |
‘EE HE SUBSCRIBERS have completed their Impor- i 0 W LA > 1
tations for the FALL, consisting of : K A LY po R 1

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GooDs,
This elegant and fragrant Pre aration thoroughly eradi-

Suitable for the Season,
Comprising superfine black, blue and coloured Cloths, Cassi
meres, ‘T weeds and Doeskins, in great variety; Welsh & Saxony cates all Pimples, Spots, Blotches, Redness, Tan, Freckles, and other
Flannels, Mouslin de Laines, Orleans and Parisian Cloths. | Defects of the Skin, heals Sunburns, Stings of Insects, and seduces in-
Chene Chusans, Printed Velvets, &c. for Ladies’ Dresses, 4 & 6-4 | flammation. It imparts a youthful roseate hue to the most bilious Com- |
black Paramatia, for mourning; black and coloured Silk Velvets, | p/exion, and renders the Arms, ‘Hands and Neck transparently fair end |
Ribbons, Gloves, Laces, Hosiery, Silk & Cotton Handkerchiefs, | delightfully soft and smooth. _ : ;
Muslins, Braces, Stocks, supericr Cotton Warp, Indigo, Fur Itis invaluable as a renovating and refreshing Wash during travelhng,
Cups and Beaver Hats Blankets, &c. &c 4 | or exposure to the sun, dust, or dry piercing winds, and after the heated
; Hi Nites wien Gal atmosphere of crowded assemblies. GENTLEMEN will find it peculiarly
grateful after shaving, in allaying the irritation of the Skin.

ALSO,
Jamaica Spirits, best pale and coloured Brandy, tea hae Gin, Price 4s. 6d. and 8s. 6d. per bottle, duty hncindadé

; Charlottetown, January 15th, 1844.

At a Meeting of the Fire Wardens of Charlottetown, held
this day— :

It was unanimously Resolved,-"That the thanks of the Fire
Wardens be given to the Officers and Men of the Garrison,
and to their fellow-townsmen, for rendering those prompt
and active services which were so effectual in arresting the
progress of the fire yesterday on Mr. Wilson’s premises.

The Fire Wardens also express their approbation at the
promptitude and indefatigable exertions of the Fire Engine
Companies.—Ib.

Mecuanics’ InstituTe.—Owing to the stormy state of the
aveather on Wednesday evening last, the delivery of Mr, E,
Whelan’s lecture on Irish Orators was postponed until Wed-
mesday evening next.

ga : REPEAL MEETING.

The adjourned Meeting of the Charlottetown Repeal Asso-
ceiation was held at Mr. P. Coghlan’s House, in Pownal
Street, on Thursday, the 4th January, 1844. Dennis Reddin,
Esquire, was called to the Chair.

Sra. Fravxcis Hean’s “ Rouew Ripes,’—150 MiLes 4 Dar!
—Captain Sir Francis Head is perhaps the hardest rider in the

kinedom; he can manage to get over 150 miles a day without | Port and Madeira Wines, Hyson and Souchong Tea. Laf and

After the Minutes of the last Mveting bad been read by the fatigue, as was proved during his trip across the Pampas. But Moist Sugar, London Porter, boxes Raisins, Currants,;™Spices, y
Secretary, Vr. E. Whelan, at the request of the Chairman, |‘are any aware of the grand secret by which Sir Francis accom- } Mustard ; Earthen, Glass and Hardware.—The whole of which R ow LA N a] S
read the Addresses and Memorials, which had been prepared | pJishes all this, and have they the ambition to rival him? Ifso, | will be disposed of at their usual low prices for Casn, om deli-

we will inform them of something worth knowing. It ia well | very.

by the Select Cormppines and were unanimously adopted.
Proposed by John Gainsford, Esq.. seconded by Mr. Ed-
ward Kickham. Ist, Resolved, That one hundred copies of
each of the aforesaid Addresses and Memorials be immedia-
tely printed for the Assciation, to be sent to the different _
Repeal Branches throughout the Island, for the purpose of

LYDIARD & FINLAYSON.

No. 1, Queeo Street, Dec., 1843. .

v. S.—They beg to inform those persons whose Accounts have
been due for sorve time, that unless they make a satisfactory ar-
rangement, on or before the 15th day of March, their Accounts
will be placed in the hands of an Attorney.

ascertained that ‘ Holloway’s Ointment” possesses the astonish-
ing property of completely reviving the fatigued traveller by erea-
ting stringency of muscle! and ‘¢ Holloway’s Pills” area most
admirable auxiliary by their al-erative and tonic qualities. Let
these be bountifully employed, and we shall have hundreds of Sir
In all disorders, such as Gout, Rheumatism,

ODONTO

of PHAZEL DENDLPRLOD, .

A FRAGRANT WHITE POWDER, o Oriental Herbs. —Ki
eth, preserves the En- |

psi DESES TO

btaining Signatures thereto. Francis Heads! 2 7 d-de th

on eeudes that Persons be appointed by this Association Scrofula, Cancer, Paralysis, Wounds, Glandalar Swellings, &c. % L.& F. eradicaten Tartar at dct pet ve wbileDest, ts tee heat 1
to attend at the different Districts, on the day of the Simul- | &c., the effects of the above, justly called, specifics, are troly = TO FARMERS AND MILLERS. ly inthe Gums, Being an Anti-Scorbutic, it eradicates the scurvy from |
7 the Gums, strengthens, braces, and renders them of a healthy red: it

astonishing. HE Subscriber wants to purchase SIXTY TONS

Aaneous Meetings, with Copies of the Addresses and Memo-

d to explain more fully the object of them. The fol- removes ulipleasant tastes from the mouth, which often remain @

set Gentlemen kindly volunteered their at hae hia hag A area ner apecton of artifice his jue oe eon thelr eae Wheat FLOUR, delivered at his store in Char- fevers, taking wedieine, &e. and imparts sweetness and perfume to the
: i h >. | ledge, against which we feel it our duty , : 3 ‘ i 7 snle f ;
glad ae bo favoarable 30 OPP eather Land, oe : ge diver “The high reputation which “ ROWLAND’S MACAS- CHARLES DEMPSEY. Price 2s. 9d. per box, duty included.
png more my eM James Reade R. W. for Covehead SAR OIL” has acquired throughout the world, has excited the January 15th, 1844. cat 4w. D’
; OT eran ‘Riada pF Baste Newtown and Bel. | cupidity of some UNPRINCIPLED imitators. who have endeavoured 7 WE nine Gubsert® aa 8 ROWLAN Ss
Frigate cae etree R. W Vv sion River Montague, &c. ; to introduce into the £ast and West Indies, America, &ec. &e., STRAY EWE: has been ont 6 ubseriber's prer ESS ENC ae Ee YRE
dast; P. B. Doyle, RB. W. wen Mil iwane Milleove yas * | their highly noxious imitations for the real article—the wrappers mises for about two months past. The owner can have ”
‘Edward Kickham, os oa emai re pi oti Hatem and labels of which 8o closely resemble those of Messrs. Row- her on. proving property and paying artery VALSH OR IMPERIAL DYE, 2
“‘Richard* Walsh, R. W, farsi bo oe cai Vente Seseque. land’s. as to require a somewhat careful observation to detect the bo ia ; ICHAEL WA ti 1 aad op Klee Biel Whisks, Eyebrows, det cnt
Fidward Moynagh, R. Lcecush Paar. jon, ce. ; John Flan-. | imposition. The only mode for the nurchaser to avoid the im- Covehead Road, Jan. 13, 1844. Vaoaroe ‘Black y ’ “
‘Grand River, Barrett's Cross, New London, i ya 5 eariiia position, and escape the baneful effects of their vile counterfeits, | - WATCH LOST : Price 4s.~7s. 6d.—-10s. 6d. and 21s. per bottle,
nigan, De Sable, Back Setilement, SM iemeat: Jas, |'8 to inspect, with great care, the wrappers and labels, and follow Git ca the Biatiouawe Baad *hetwocn the Three- « ,
Kelly, R. W. Fort Augastus and Monagha Qni "Rus. | the directions attached to the word * CAUTION,” in Messrs. ST, on the Frinceto ; ROWLAND’S i
Kelly, R. W. Georgetown and vicinity ¢/James oinns Rowland’s Advertisement, which frequently appears in our)? mile Run.and Charlottetown, @ Biers abt y da ‘
tion o an squire Sa . » » : : ‘ ‘ ;
of ne Aaaieiaiions the following Geatlonion were appointed DIED, paper, will be handsomely rewarded. ‘ - Immediately relieves the most violent Tooth-Ache, Gum-Boils, and
Repeal banat 3 act in their severe aS vide msauke , At Elliot River, on Satgrdsy jap Christiana, relict of the late LL PERSONS having mega possession aay s ace «95, 9d.—As: 6d. and 40s. 6d. per bottle, "a
s. Thomas Irw: t Point; Martin ’ = Wi ; é S 5 eee 7 . . ;
ge and vette : ver at Qteceea Montague 5 Witte Hirde, een. Pets SES wife of Mr. J. H. Marley, Shoe- A BOOK or BOOKS belonging to the Mechanics’ Institute| OBSERVE aay Hk Rca the’ Public feos Frand, the Hon. Com,
- fy rt wigs. Varnon< Riv yy j Mu pst China bis the Te ee aria, 2? are required to return. the same ferthwith missioners of Her Ee eure have vee the Proprietors
athe \ » River; James Mur rf maker, aged © ears. 4 i 2! . 6 . ne ag t Sta retheis
Point; Richard Curren, Newtown ; Thomas Baldwin, Lot On tiie: 4b inst: at York River, Mr. Mark Wilson, aged 79 |. : P. F. LITTLE, Librarian. een aga stag MANES nie 2%:
51 ; James Kelly, Cooper, and his son Heary ies years. © bee January 20, 1844. Od itigoe a na pitas OY bad ae eae ‘: 3
Jottetown 5 Martin Doyle, Little Mimrangash Lot 4 ; ichae ——— Sor Fey eevee ery ee irst class Brig Sir Henry Hountiey will sail ew 38 ao aee reared YEO, onto, and Aiss ma, “frone
Dalton, Lot"7 5 Peter Campbell, Cascumpeque 5 Patrick The Llastvated Bondo News, i Bas attach G. Ns for Charlottetown, on or about the | of these are eee ae ween acp-ilse'mbee St ac
Aetenhiysriaot be Semen Broyseriok, Heuiars, Lane $82 AND Firet of April, Will take Freight and Passengers on moderate nd rare Of Tita meh are frequently. pressed sponte o8
: . Connors, Cascumprque ; Lawrence Murphy, South atte The Pictorial Tines. terms. For further particulars, apply to Mess s. David Cannon, | ai y as & GENUINE,” and under the lure of being cheap. *
P| Ephraim Reed, Pasicgve enagone Baiiesdinn as ag F E W Copies of the latest Numbers. of these Son & Co., Merchants, Liverpool, or at Charlottetown to the s Tecad sae ane aipeaseralr }
qd tyre Bagrys av eneas Toke! Jehe nciola, Tryon Road, A elegant Pictorial Publications may be had at the Colonial | Subscriber, Z {

JOHN DAVIS, jr. sa by every PenrumeR and CHEMIST throughout the civilized world.

edeque Roads, and Royalty ;
and West River ; James Dunn, and
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_W. Le Lachuer, Esq. Herald Office—if applied for immediately. : bs. i
: ie te: “Lot 49 5 ‘Jan, 20, 1844. . I Charlottetown, 13th Jans 1844,

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