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'I'IIE DYING GIRL.

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.l 3 -——- iAnd thou art dying. beau=iful and young. :’ When stntles ofj by should on thy lips be

'. P "It"! LAud thou shouldst bound with sporlive glee

a ong, Where merry maids are in the random: ms 't

‘ yn g. {The spring-sun shincth through my window

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pane, The pleasant breeze with balmy breath is aighing And thou can'st hour the feather'd minstrel's strain In that still room where thou art pale and

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W}, 3. my spirit sutnmon’d to the skies.

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ntried by years. n tvisited by sorrow .’

“'hv art thott c .ll‘d. ere yet thy gentle eyes

IIave feared to look upon the coming mor- row .’ Thy cheek hath never poled with anxious

cure, 'I‘hy heart hath never throbh‘d with guilty sadness

'; 7 Even as thyselfthv course Was pure and fair,

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IIallow‘d by love, and cheer‘d with looks of gladness.

:7 5‘! Why didat then leave thine own immortal

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heaven. For earthly guests to cherish and caress I e

- Why unto us wart thou. sweet spirit, given,

And called away when we had learnt to bless thee ?

\Vhy wert thou fashion’d lovely to the sigh'?

Why were thine eyes with tender radiance streamin ?

‘ 8 Why didsttbou come, young being of de-

light, To fade like miraje on the pilgrim gleam- i..g .’

Selfish and weak l--why should we wish thee here I

Pass to thy home, impelled, happy spirit ?

l essful wing to that glad sphere,

’ I Where thou wilt glory evermore inherit.

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Mingle and dwell among the angel bntd. But, oh ! whilst stars beneath thy path are burning, Think thou at times upon our sinful land: And plead for th ire whose gaze is upwards turning.

A HEART IN rue RIGHT FLAG!"— I am wedded, said Coleridge, to the fur- tunes of my sister and poor old lather. Oh. my friend, l sometimes think, could I recall the days that are past, which among them should I choose ! Not those merrier days’-not ‘ the pleasant days of hope'—not the wanderings with the fair haired maid, which I have so often and so feelineg regretted.—-Itut the days, Coleridge, of a mother’s fondness for her wheel-boy. What would I give to call her back to earth for one day! On tny knees to ask her pardon for thou littlc aspct‘ities of temper which. from time to time, have given her spirit pain, and the day, I trust. will come. There will be time enough for offices of love. if Ilea- ven’s eternal years he ours. Hereafter her meek spirit shall not reproach rue. Oh, my friends, cultivate the filinl let-l- ings l-nnd let no man think himself rc- lensetl from the kind “ character" of re- lationship. 'I'hcse shallgive hint peace to the last These are the best founda- tion for every species of benevolence.— Cltarles Lamb’s Ltlffl'.

Maxnus on Truth—Time is like u creditor, “ho allows anample space to tlnnke up accounts, butis inexorable at

it“.

Time is like a verb, that can only be used iii the presenttense.

'l‘ime well employed, gives that health and \igor to the soul, which rest and re- tirement afford to the body.

Time never sits heavily on us,but when it is badly employed.

Time is a grateful friend; use it well. amt it never fails to make it suitable re. quittnl

VALUABID FREEIIOLD PROPER TY FOR SALE OR LEASE.

IIE Subscriber having laid off in Lots.

his PROPERTY situate in the rear of Government House, and known as " Brigh. lou Lodge," (as laid down in a plan wh.ch may be seen at the Book-store of Mr. Henry Stnmper)——will cit"er SELL or Line: the whole or in Lots, or Blocks, to suit purcha

sers. For further particulars, apply to THOMAS ROBINSON. May 15th. tf

MISCELLANEOUS.‘

, . ' Tun Poon \thow AND Tun RICH MAI.-A certain widow, one winter’s $y,hadjust consumed her little stock

wood, without knowing where she chultI obtain any more. She put her children to bed soon after, sat shivering oyer a few dying embers, in full view of alarge wood pile, belonging to her rich. hard-hearted neighbor. The thought darted into her mind “had I but one hand- ful of wood to keep me from freezing, how glad Ishould be; he has enough and would never miss it.” After many strug- gles, she concluded to go, after her neigh- borbad gone to bed,end get one hand- tul.thst she might be able to get herselt son breakfast. She went and picked up e wood, but the thought of stealing so verwhelmed her, that, forgetting wh e she tvas.she spoke aloud, “ Ilavel

co to this! Must I stenll Oh, I go ot.” She threw down the wood and we ed away. Againthe horrors of win-

- ter rove her back, and again she picked up e wood,and again threw it down, say 3, " I can’t steal, and ifI perish, I wil perish.” She went home and went

d.—The rich man stood at his door and eard all that was said, and it soft- ene his heart. Earl next morning he sen hereightloads 0 wood, ready cut, an other articles, telling her that she we welcome; adding, “ you fairly beat the devil out of tne last night.”

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A person having occasion to notify a

d tor to visit his wife, said to him as be

we about stepping into his chaise—

“ ow, doctor, ou’ll drive on to kill.

’t you i” “ es, certainly," replied doctor

[VILLIAJI SJ'V "PISTON, SAIL-MAKER, FROM LIVERPOOL. INTENDS to carry on the above business

at his premises, formerly owned by Mr. Wannoar, opposite St. Paul 's Church,where he will be prepared to csecote any orders in his line on reasonable terms. [fi‘Counrnv I’nonucn taken for work.

'I‘IIE FAttMEit-s COTTAGE.

WILLIAM SNEESTON begs leave also to state, that he has titted up his house, as a LICENSED TAVERN, and has accommo- dations for persons who wish to have gotid Beds and Comfortable fare.

N. B.--Good Sraamno.

Charlottetown, Dec. 16, lS~I3.———6m

flier RECEIVED, PER Schooner “Seq/lower,” Lung, Master, from Halifax :— TE A, C OFFE E, SUGA R, MOLASSES, AND JAMAICA S I’ I It I 'I‘ S. Which will be sold low for Cash.

JAMES I’URDIE. May I8th. 2w.

PUBLIC JVO TI CE . IIB Subscribers most respectfully beg leave to inform the Public generally, that they have this day entered into Cops nerahip, under the firm of BAIN s: MACKIE, and that they are new read to enter into Contracts, and to undertake t e Puts-run- use and Samoa Business ; and they hope that by strict attention and nest Workman- ship, to merit a share of Public patronage. JAMES RAIN, I‘A'I‘RICK MACKIE- Ch. Town, May 25. tt‘

w. R. WATSON, truly grateful to the Gentry and Public generally,l for the very liberal sltnre ofpatronage nir- tended to him since his commencement tn business, at No. l4, Queen Street. .res- pectfully intimates that he will continue to dispose of his STOC K at unprecc-' dented low prices for Cash, until thc tst ‘ olJnnc. when he will retuovcto the store in .‘Ir. 1). Rcddin’s new building, ndJotp- ing the old Court House, when he will keep constantly on hand. a large supply of Dnucs,“nnrcrsnsd’anrunnnv,Couns, Ilttusttns, ('ONI-‘EC'I‘IONARY, I’Atnrs, Ores, Dre-Scorn. I‘rsutso-Tacxnc, and Senncr Gnoccnrns, &c. l

N. B. Country practitioners suppli- ed witb Genuine Medicines at reduced prices. April It).

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JAMES \V. CAIRNS, ENGINEER 8r BLflCKSJUITH. ' ' I‘l'I‘UR NS his sinCcre thanks to the inhabitants of this p'are and the coon. 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. Ile begs leave ‘

to inform them that he is now enabled to make the following Articles equal to any itn- ported :—

Corriage Alountings, Springs and Patent .‘lees; Turning and FittinngIochinery; Screwing Tackle made to all sizes; Turning Lathes and edge Tools ; Brood and Narrow Cast-Steel .‘Ircs. warranted of the best M A 1' r: n r A t. s.

[Ij‘All kinds of Smith's work finished in the beat style, on reasonable tertm, at his Factory. upper Queen street, Charlottetown-

June Isl, 1844. tf DAVIDSON’S SALE ROOJlIS,

I, Jerusalem Building, JV. N”. Center.

'I‘IIE SUBSCRIBER EGS to intimate, that he has open- ed the above premises for the pur-

pose of carrying on the business of

G ENE RJIL COMMISSION .4 GEN T .9 UC TIONEER 6‘ BR OKE R,

And is now ready to receive Consign- ments; to conduct Sales ; attend to the purchase anti Shipment ofevery descrip- tion of Goods on Commission.

ALSO, to receive and forward Gnods to any port ofthis PrevinCe, New Bruns- wick or I’. E. Island, for which Intries will be passed, and all charges paid.

Particular attention given to the Sale of BANK Insurance and other STOCK, and REAL Es'rs'rn.

Periodical Sales of all descriptions of Property consigned and ordered for im~ mediate Sole will beheld at the Rooms -—when the Terms, unless otherwise no- titied,will invariably be CasH on Dau- vnnv.

Offline-proof Storage and Cellernge.

ALEXANDER DAVIDSON.

Halifax, 3d April, 1844. 2 to

T0 COVER FOR THE SEASON, A LIMITED NUMBER OF MARES. fl‘IIE Horse CHARLES, 4 years old.

to bands high, of great bone and strength,nnd unmatched for symmetry and action,bred by Mr. Henry Longworth, his sire. Revenge,his tlnm,Mr.Long\vorth’s Celebrated More by Roncesvnlles, is par- 'cularly docile and is allowed by com- etent judges to be the best bred Home new on the Island.

Terms 30s. taken in six months, in Cash. Produce, or Labor, with 2s. (id. to be paid to the Groom at the time.

Stands at Winsloe Barton, Winsloe Road, Lot 33, 7 miles from Charlotte.

JAMES H. Haifa?” General Commission . and Auctioneer.

Announces to his kind friends the

he has unmov‘n I” Ili'lllldicdul

NEW SALE ROOM, QUEEN qunr 7 ‘Ill'i most central, mercantile “d " _ lllOdttlul part ofthe town for it... lion and sale of Good. of My dc“ heft. eizher by private Sansorl‘uauc AU'W‘". with all the advantages of Store and ctr-"i" room :-he hopes therefore by '6. until: siduity. attention and punctuality. h, 'i'.'

still a large share of their kind Pawn":

By Private Sale. 3 excellent FARMS and I DWELLING HOUSE.

By Public .dttction. On the-3d, 4th and 5th of Jun: mt I Farm, Dwelling House. Stuck, Impten'm (in: Furnitnrsé ofthat beautiful plm at

H 'ewport ottage." the r\ t Saswu. Wns'racorr. I ‘W’ or m N. IL—An Auction held weekly, u 1

New Sale Room. \ Charlottetown. May

8th, 184-1.

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'I‘H I". SUBSCRIBER, \ . tz'rutt NS his sincere thanks to owl who have supported and encono“ cd him with Jon PRINTING, Ant-u. 'rtsnast-zn'rs. and the Monxvttvc NEWs. ‘ In earnestly soliciting a continuancotl‘ I their support and a share of public Invent he would intimate, that the roost prompti attention will be paid to all orders in llitl business at reasonable chargea-thm in the Jobbing department will be faith fully anti neatly executed. May 8. E. A. MOODY. l .4\ AAA

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THE HBARSB. v "E SUBSCRIBER begs leave mm pectlully to infortn the inhabitant Charlottetown, that he has now tint-d up II It} A R. S E, which is ready for from purposes, and suitable forthe decenttlmqu' of any age, and for the convenience t'l Public generally. . CHARLES DOGHER’l'l. Prince Street Charlottetown, ; March 27th. 1844. THE CELEBRA'I‘ED ENGLISH II 0 R S E

G H A M P I O N.

M POR'I‘ED by “’m. Miller, Esqui will stand in Charlottetown dun the season, visiting every 'I‘I‘ESDAI‘ Mr. James Walsh’s, Chttt‘lottetownl ry Ilouse. . @Tcrtns 20 Shillings; royal-it GRAIN, delivered at Coles’ Brent and Distillery.

JAMES cutt'rts. AW" 1'3. ‘8'“. Gttoott. CRflCJfERS, 6m. FRESH Crackers, Biscuit and It! Bread, just received from h York-0n salt! at the Drug Store of W. R. I

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Is published every Wansnsnav Ind TURDAY mornings, by E. A. MOODY.

at his ofliee, near the druggist store "l ll" Desbritay. Queen Street, Charlottetown:

Price. one enn each copy—l0 “1“ 10s per annulin, :xclnsive of the chi postage—half required in advance. u"

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