enlfll " "or be ill"

“days the pleasing prospect “f the

Mag waters ow," appear to our view, and re-

scene from the monotony of a "long and tedious” winter. Spring will perfect its work—

..And we where surly \an'rcn passes ofi‘. p" to the north, and calls his ruliiun blasts, pi, blasts obey. and quit the howling hill,

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tomb» piggolVIIlg snows in livid torrents lost. Tb, mountains lift their green heads to the I

sky.’

Snocxme.—I‘wo deplorable happened at IIorton last week. First a younglad, about It years old, son of M,_

Lewis Pineo was chopping. in company win, his uncle, in the woods when he n.0,,in an

m succeeded by an occurrence of even a more painful nature. though happily in ter. mination has not been fatal, as follows...

sound mind. contrived to get at large, when heseized a stick of wood. shoot 3; inches

surrived tlte injury, but is dangerously ill in consequence—Hm. Rocordcr.

mom—On the evening ofthe 17th ult, sriot occurred at Portland, N. B. in which four men were shot,one of whom isnot expected to recover, having re- ceived two balls in his breast. Twu corti- panics of the military being called they took possession of the ground, and re- tained it until midnight, when all being quiet, they returned to barracks.

FThere has been a great fire at Washington, which cotnrnenced in the all room of the National Theatre. Al- though it was full at the time the whole audience escaped unhurt. The building was wholly destroyed together with aa- ten or eight others.

IPA signal marine trum pethas been introduced into England, which by the action of compressed air gives forth sounds that can be distinctly heard for six miles. It is called a telephone.

FThe navigation of Lake Erie has commenced-the steatner United States sailed on the 1st inst. from Bufi‘alo to Detroit.

Sixteen persons were drowned by the upsetting of a boat in the Bay of Don- drum, County Down.

PlCTOU ELI-ZCTION.-A Poll for the election ofa Member to represent the Township of Pictou, in the place of Mr. Smith, whose sent had been re- cently vacated, was opened at that place on Monday week. The election was commenced by the sherifl‘, upon u” 'I'atem of alternate voting, as re- commended by the Attorney Gene- {IL and was continued without, any interruption, until Thursday, when the friends of Mr. Fraser, beintr dis- ."m’fied. tOok possession of the bust-- "'3'. and insisted upon their votes hem! taken. This deviation from me system upon which the election Md. up to that time been conducted, “as resisted by the Sherifl', and after "me delay the poll was finally clos- .“b “We special Return made, stat- ”! the facts. On Friday evening

esther this month has Mr. Fraser "r ‘ nusual mildness, and on Saturda the Maggi?» yesterday spread. by the H0350. a aloud—the snow and the ice on ‘ sand rivers are rapidly giving: to the power of the sun. and there ; .mry reason to expect that in a]

A young man named Jacob Miner, of un-'

in diameter. with which he struck his mother .oseverely as to break her arm. She has.

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subject was taken u _ . _ nd after some warm tscusston, It was agreed that its further consideration should be ost- poned until the arrival of the Sheriff whose attendance was ordered. ’ l Atthe close of the poll the num- i hers were,—for Mr. Wilkins, 456 ;

and the expanded lend-i Ml“ FMS". 458.—H.c. Paper.

Tm: Oaccon Necocu'rtoiv —\Ve referred yesterday to the favorable account given in a recent message of the President, of the amicable spirit

| in winch this negociation has been Conducted. l Sincethen we learn.upon attthority

The mm“ rm". and ,he "waged vale; 1‘ entitled to the most implicit reliance, lt'hilesttflergales succeed. at whose kind "'3‘ '“ Ihe "ellhlf a failure on the

‘ part of the negociaters at Washington to agree upon the respective rights ofthe parties, the British GoVern- ment have suggested the reference of the whole question to the arbitration

even“ of any European sovereign to be de-

signated by the Government of the , United States, agreeing to abide by his award.

With such an offer this nation must ‘ close, unless we be prepared to as-

midwmlmoko from his uncle's us, which sert our extremest claims, at every hemvived only to," any... This ,ad tragedy, hazard. without regard to the claims

iofothers, and in utter contempt of the moral sense of the world.

It must therefore be assumed as certain, that the Oregon question will be amicably adjusted, and in no event, therefore, can any misunder- standing occttr with England, in re- lation to it. —-N‘. Y. Courier.

Mecnastcs’ INSTITUTE, ---This even- ing, (\Vcdnesday,) Mr. l’orteous. late teacher in the Central Academy, will de- livor a lecture on the beneficial ejfl'cts 0f the filmosphere in regard to animal and vegetable file.

CHURCH 01“ SAINT JAMES.— The Pewlrolders ofthe above Church are request- to meet therein. this day WEDNESDAY at one o’clock, P. M. for special business.

W‘nenc'r its to.

For sale, by Auction, on Tuesday the 15th April, at If! o’clock, at James N. Ilarria‘s Auction Room,Queen square, unless previous ly disposed of by pri- vate contract, of which due notice will be given.

LL Dugald McKinlay’s Right,Title and Interest in and to an excellent

FARM at De Sauble, of 100 Acres, for

999 years, 12 chains in front; 12 acres

under cultivation; 10 acres now ready

for stumping; a dwelling House there— on, and an excellent spring of water run- ning through it, with other conveniences.

Terms low and otherwise advantageous.

JAMES N. HARRIS, Auctioneer. Ch. Town. March 29

WILLIAM BEVAN, TAILOR.

EGS leave to inform the Inhabi- tants of Charlottetown and the Public in general,that be has Commenced Business for himself in the house oppo- site to Capt. Onnsnan’s. Prince street, and near to the Ilon. '1‘. II. Haviland's. ALL orders from the Country punctually attended to. April, ‘Zd. 4i.

P

ived in thisciiy; Inf"

“Uzbekistan 2!

READ THIS FARMERS .’ .' PRIME Seed Wheat and Oats,

Timothy, Clover and Flax Seeds,

wedish and Pasture Turnip Seeds,

Pease and Beans, Cabbage, Carrot. and a good assortment of other GAR-

iDEN scans, all fresh and of Island

l

production, at J. WILLIAMS’B Store,

North side Queen Square. March I2 tf

\

ANTED to Purchase. for Cash on Delivery, 50.000 SHINGIHS. Apply to JABEZ BARNARD, Jun.

Near the Central Academy. March 8. 3w

1: O R S S. CARRIJ’IGES, AND SLEIGHS. (New Esrsnusnmcnc)

CARRIAGES, Ilorses, Sleighs and Saddle llorses, all of a superior de- scription, will,in future. be kept con- stantly on hand. to hire, at moderate charges, by the Subscriber, at his resi-

dence. in King’s Square. @Night Carriages, (not- inferior to

any offered to thelpublic)

ll A

RK BUTC HER. Dec 20. tf.

TO SELL OR. LET. BUILDING LOTS to Sell or Let, on

reasonable terms. Annual Rents frotn 30s. to 503. .fllso,-—A small HOUSE to Let. Apply to JOHN ONANTES. Ch. Town, Dec. 4. ti

fit; finals: FARM TO SELL

OR LE T.

‘IIAT well known FARM. called " Croglin Farm,” four miles from Charlottetown, Brackley Point Road.-—— If not Sold, it will be Let on the halves or shares. For further particulars apply

to the subscriber on the premises. (EPInimediate possession can be given,

either with the Stock or not.

THOMAS HENDERSON. Brackley Pt. Road, March 19 tf

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS to Lease, Building LOTS joining

fronting on Dorchester Street, ad.

the Gazette OtIice—also on

Sydney Street, adjoining Mr. Robert

Hutchinson’s, and fronting the Jail.—

For further particulars inquire of Mr.

Robert Hutchinson or Mr.George Clark, who is authorised to treat for the same. JAS. E. S. BAGNALL.

March 19 3i

IOYD’S EUXHSIS.

For Shaving without the use of Soap or Wa- ter, with greater comfort and in much less time than usually required.

‘HIS Composition, among other ado vantagea,supersedes the necessity of using Soup or Water,—besides this con- venience the heard is perfectly removed and the Pain and Soreness of tender skins prevented.

T H E Subscriber would remind gentlemen that he keeps constantly, a large and varied assorttnent ofthe most approved Razors, Strops,Soeps,Brushes, itnported trotn .lfechi’s (far famed) man- tnctory, No. 4. Leaden IIull-street, Lon-

don. W. R. WATSON.

January 29

M A N G In I N (I- THE Subscriber respectfully offers

her services to the Public in the above line, and will promptly attend to any orders left at her residence, in MrJumes Scantlehery’s house, opposite to Doctor Hobkirk’s.

Terms—Three pence per dozen. For further information, apply to

P. JARVIS. March 99th.

I'- O S '1'. ON Thursday evening last, between the residence ofL. Y. Nash, Esq.and Mr. James Scantlebery’a, a dark green

CJMLET CAPE,

lined with black. Whoever has found the same, and will leave information at this office will be rewarded for their trouble. march 29.

THE SUBSCRIBER

HAS received from Halifax, for sale, a consignment of superior

MANIII-A 8028.

assorted sizes, from 6 thread Ratline to

2k inch. ALBERT II. YATES. Ch. Town. Sept. 14.

TO GROOMS. at

COTCH SOFT SOAP, Polish- ing Paste and Sponge, for Sale

WATSON’S. Charlottetown. J an. 22d. I845.

IG’llIagistrates’ and other Law Blanks, for sale cheap at the Office

of the Morning News.

E. G. satA1.t.woOii,mH flgent and flccounta 1st,

E.G. S. Respectfully announces to his friends and the public, that he has commenced business in the above line, in the building formerly known as the Post Office, corner ot'King Street— and he trusts that by a strict attention to the orders with which he may be fa- voured, to be found deserving of patron-

a c. 8N. B. Solicitors’ deeds neatly and ac- curately Copied. Ledgers posted—Ac- counts drawn out, &c. March 2‘). ti

w A N '1‘ H D THE SUBSCRIBER. USHELS RED MER- CHANTABLE PO'I‘A- J. .McCRAlTH. Dorchester street, March 2'2. tf

TflBLE C L 0 TH S, TRflY CLOTHS and .N‘APKINS.

AMES N. HARRIS hasjust receiv- ed. a Consignment. of Damask Ta- ble Cloths, 'l‘ray Cloths and Napkins. of the finest texture and exquisite work- tnanahip, well worthy the attention of the gentry. To be sold oflas bargains. March 19 4w

GLASS! GLASS” THE Subscriber wishes most respectfully to inform the public. that he has received per recent arrivals,

AN ASSORTMENT or GLASSHHRE,

Consisting of—bept, cut and plain Quart and Pint Decanters, Tumblers, Wines, Preserve Plates, Confectionery Jars. &e. are. Hexagon feet. Foster and other Oil Lamps. and a variety ofI.amp Glasses. Anso—his Fall Supply of CHINA and EARTHENWARE.

All of which he will dispose of on reasona- ble terms at the

EARTHINWARI: Dnro'r. GEORGE ROOM. November 30.

J ARIES W. CAIRNS, ENGINEER 8r BLflCKSMITH.

ETURNS his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of this place and the coun- try in general, for their liberal support since he has commenced business. and trusts that by sobriety and good workmanship to merit a continuance oftheir favours. He begs leave to inform them that he is now enabled to make the following Articles equal to any im- ported :— ’

BY

3000 B

TOES.

Carriage Mountings, Springs and Patent Axles; Turning and FittinngInchinery; Screwt'ng Tackle made to all sizes; Turning Lathes and edge Tools; Brood and Narrow CostoStec

flares, warranted of the best M A 'r a: n r A t. s.

[Ij’All kinds of Smith‘s work finished in the best style. on reasonable terms. at his Factory. upper Queen street, Charlottetown. [TAn APPRENTICB wantedfl

June lst, 1844. tf

“rosin neuron,

E G 8 leave to inform his friends

and the public of Charlottetown in general, that he has opened a Preparato- ry SCHOOL for children of both sexes, in part of Mr. James Scnntlebury’s New house, Kent Street;—and hopes by at- tention to the children committed to his charge, and sobriety of conduct, to merit a share of public patronage.

J. H. has opened an Evening School for young men.

@Terma, and hours of attendance, made known by calling at the School Room.

Charlottetown, Nov, 16.

FOR SALE, At Jssm N. Hsaais’s Store.Qeeen

quare, 1" EN 8’ fine Beaver HATS at 8s.6d. each ; and Mens’ strong SHOES

at. 7s.6d. per pair. [fi’Furniture of difi'erent sorts amaz- ingly low. Feb l9

2i

1

IVAN TED.

USHELS CHARCOAL-

for which Cash will be paid, ENJ. DAVIES.

u

I200

Apply to March 19 2i