nn-diately on the decease of her grandmother she had Written to her father, informing him of the sad. event, and 01' her intention of coming to hitti. The letter reached him when confined to his room by a dan— gar-us illness, and it was from the .l of (loath that he itidited the :.u~wer. Poor Jane-she had look- ed for this letter as the beacon of all future hope. It came, and she start- ed at the black seal, and the strange superstructure; with faltering hand she opened it, and, in the ray/nope. found a few words announcm; her father‘s death, and lllcntiillilitz [lint the enclosed was sent to her as its last request. 'l‘hr letter fell from her grasp, and she iii-.ri'id her turn in her hands, as though she would tnde, men from lierseii', her utter desola— tion. he: love for her father had lit-en her sole absorbing; feeling for ‘ ears. She had looked to their meet- ing as the one bright spot in her des- tiny. She had no other wish save thtit one—to see her father—to hear his voice pronounce those Words which even in his letters seemed fraught with tenderness-J my dangli- ter !’ And now, just as this haan- ness came within her grasp, the bright vision had faded, and was gone foret'er. Uh! who can paint the latter anguish ot'tlie heart, when the one bright link that hound it unto lit" in shattered! \Vlirn the fair and .fra- gile blosSnms of hope, so ~2irettilly nurtured through storm and tempest, and just bursting into perfect beauty, under the cheering ray of happiness, are torn from their stem. by the smi- den and chill breath of misfortune stzorn oftlieir beauty, and crushed tor erer l Jane struggled with the no- t" ‘..i,'.y[f liéﬁ'i‘p’d her, and it was long,r

:1" Le" ........l) m in". ’Awet‘fm Mad, mist illegible, and gave evidence or l2“ weakness of the writer ; it was it ritten, too, hetweun spasms “ppm”. and in disjointed sentences, as thong}. he wished to say so much in the >hoit time allowed him. lint every Hird sunk in the heart ofJane with l“'°'f"ld “fee. for she felt as one lis- tenin,,r to the voice ofihe dead. Mr. l'_crcival expressed, in heartfelt terms, L's S'lcl' for his daughter’s absence,

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. . _ 1 j- ‘ _ _- . . . and in his anxietv to see licr; but ; “L” ‘ll’llliy l” 11'”?- hope still ivlil“!iri'L-tl that he ironldl’elus‘i ‘1 “m”! 3"” l‘fv' Uilllc’l “3'” MW.

live awhile, and he urged her to has- ten to him that he might hlessl t-t‘e he died. - us, my dearest Jane, immvdi :tt-lyy

He added—‘ Come to:

.. . : .. i- , . . “mi ,t‘ em “"5 letter may}, yum, pilic ctt_t.it ()flltL colon}.

should he no more. think not that oil your ties are disSolvcd, that it is too i?th-lltt‘.l‘(! is yet another tie awaits yon—your sister,—atid leonj'nc you, all the love you owe me, he unto her as a sister, as a parent. Thought- less and Confiiiing, in you she will find :t surer guide than her fond and in- dulgent mother can ever he. titrivei to imbue her with some of your own a ﬁrmness—watch over and guard herl ttoni all ill. lltinwinher,Jane. it is,l

I know you will not nrgiect it. Come and find your home here, that. all 1 love best on earth thus united, my spirit may continually hover over and bless you all.’

Jane knelt, and with her forehead bowed upon her tather’s letter, pray- ed for strength to fulﬁl the vow she then made, to devote her whole life to the promotion ofher sister’s happi- nets.

To a: com-muse.

Mn. Detroit, The Colonial l‘niihling, when complet-

ed, will gin: a new teature to lltdtil‘v

nulilo editice, l have no limitation ll) saving, that it is pOSSihle a further grant

may to required to render it complete.—

to make this buildingr still more attrac-

werc erected on the t'cnlt‘t‘ ot the math 1:, having four hour plates tlenotiizgthe limo, and the whole neatly encased \t‘lil. wood- en materials, and Constructed in sin-ti a.“ architectural form as proportions of the building—l am con-

:md permanent benclit to all that do Irusi- uess in Cliarlotti-town. and that the build-

the Want of a spirit ol pitiilie lietievolt itce, or a disposition to do good, while a few

lwnuli! state that the exprnse of a Pub. lic ('losli or 'i‘iiue-piece. is comparatively small. 'E‘he cost of a good one, which

clmu con

itrulatiou of the machinery, many cc ihl be found willingto dicch

'dl it rf‘fh‘unal'le l'DKl‘lii‘llinfiaiti.

, v I. . . .

i) subscriptu u—Ilie colony hinting at part, and the people also a prot-ortion, iwliu-h could be measured accordini to

"‘rlclasses and men in husine

.rntsed to their mutual eonmnience and

curious occurenccr on a iiiairiinmiiai i stibjrct took place while our ennied- 5 ANN m“ llmmc'ws mus were ‘dot'n lizut.’ 'i‘

had two beautiful girls were known to he iiowerlcss —- your father’s lust, his dyingr \i‘isli.=mu ‘ 4“" “i'l lmfllclm‘i 3 fl 'f‘ir his kindness of heart. wishing: to cunngn his life of single blossedness, had the father’s permission to address either of his fair daughters oti the tender subject; and, as he was cer- tainly uiiprcjudieed as to which he trusted to chance in his intended se~ lection. for Eliza, the rcrerse for Anne.— lload won, and the fairliliza receiv- ed the vi- '3' liusiiicss-likc offer ofthe do;- or": hand and heart.

FOR THE DidﬂﬂlNG NE‘VS.

sent:

. inn?) paaranco of Charlotte-tuna; and while a i , i no t considerable sum of money has oven to- :. ted by the Legislature, to rear tip this “L,”

i :ttit.

' llopi

. I . , . ° ' . J , ' t ~ , I\Hiu.tl, liowuer, iiitoiin the pit! lie and ,brnmdr’ J_ 1;. the Commissioners 'dlSti, that Ftilllclltlilf.“ 31mm”, (an, that the doctor .tnt

. ,. . t essenttaoy necessary as n general conte- t Anne

t-l ‘ncc to this community, is yet “'tlnllli; ‘31:“ while t

. nlﬂl‘l'

tire and useful. I mun that its Ci.cc:; ‘ scam" beam“, a bankrupt, |

ltCl', Itf‘llll

would match the

vinecd that it would prove to he a put.'ic FECThi I 1. individual residing at hitll-htttigh, rt small Village about three mites from

ft! I melt

Economy and rctrenrlzineiit are some- ‘ l-abb

limes; spoken of and given iii excuse for live tit VICW, his bonnet.

had

in (El'tlt‘l' she

she tl. '.'

gun

.\ '. u.

Si day The .lltltlhnt rcq‘tirogl could [:9 Huged EI‘I‘V take tree ’11". 'i:Ct his, and

3.3:: that duty

Very few would

53 Cut", , ’ “l lo swat

‘d'i\\'| OHSle VER. lit-r m. fsuon l V A R l E '1‘ Y, i were l

A ‘ Down Eur ’ CtltlltTillll'.—-.l l Tn l st-t‘l,’ .icrt: was I respectable rum in Boston, who‘

daughters; the g

ll'hlf'lﬂ". lt'titm'n {'litinur they c

390 5. lie tossed up a dollar; head

Chi fire it'

'X'liis otl‘er ter.

she was not _ the following letters were written

that [must refuse your kind but I am sure my Sister Anne tillci)‘ “[020

the mistake _ ' "i‘tiSsi-d my letter to Miss Anne,

l.\:l;te ted the little bereaved ones.-»-0nr

t’let'i'c-i'Sr-t.

Q ‘1

inclined to iii-rcpt; so and ‘ lit-air Sir,-—I am Very sorry otler; would . , , n! it. Yours, See, hum A. iiiilosoohical gentleman imme- us follows: 'ltoar l'lliza,—l have to apologise for l inatlc; i meant to have

I ., __ have written to her per ticaitr.

soon to be your affectionate And it is it Well- i ‘dear ’ married. and. as the ‘ Fairy ~’ say, lived happy togvther; he. fair and fastidious Eliza for love. The and left with two helpless children, to rv and misery. But ‘ good Aunt " being childless herselt, adop-

m II“

iod a stamp

Cranes lsszziscs or ASIMAL Ar-

x.-—.-\hout three weeks ago,“

:icn, happened to fall upon a

log itself would we in appearance with “but burrow, in,” which tie thrust

similar ones in any of the other colonies. ms arm and drew out three young

“'ithout any particular mo- he took them home in when, remembering he a terrier which had pups, curi-

its.

. , ositv caused him to put tlit’m bestde pony or semi lur‘lnlhws at “"3 hm” ltt‘l‘: to see but she would feel tth'tldS will plunge the country into unnecessary “mm. comm”. 1,, a“), expectatwn, debt ol hunlreds of pounds. to moe‘. such objections. in their very free, men

drew them under her and com- cml nursing them as kindly as did her own otl‘spiintr. In a few when the pups and rabbits be- alt-ig with the

to grow. they,

inetiier, might have lit‘t'll scrn gam- would suit the emergencies of this place, bum“: ‘03,?!” as pom"), and happlly

ii! iii)! oxttt-ml 117.". .~“.l,:'. : the Ex:l\-Itve t“ if mcv hm! pm,“ 0‘ mm hunky... i “Hi-“Hm. m. Arter “q” 0' Nith I ' ‘ ' -- - v.. y . , ‘ ( \ i. I K - ~ -I mitt—aim as tor the heap“. m. a“ .. ulthutiic, who“ “he ;1~,m9,gthglmore plat”? J; “mm” "mm, H, ,,.,. ‘ ' ~ ~ ' i ‘ .» 2. i t L?“ i v ;. . y”, ,tem. t'tl taut may he roqi,;,l,.,t I”, the re- oi NINE]; t'uﬂal'h's rabbits is consi- ' “' ‘ ' “9' "MW ulnih the) l..n..ii

tiered,

Norma ()tft.iil:REN( 5,—On Tues- t a swarm of tit-es were ob- hy some \i'iirkpeople to have u up their tctnporary abode in a near 'l‘roilzy sizle, on the Lower tire Farm. liitiirinntion of the IllisiallCc was given to Mr. Nicho- the further, when the servant girl

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sum!- other persons went to the lat) oljct't most u~eiul to the wuikiinr silo" a“! "0 ﬁlm" had the girl

5 made her appcarwcetliaii the whole 'in left the tree audtixed them- selves under the front of her bonnet,

l the side cé'hi-r face, and round throat. \ c-ry fortunately shc

was not in the least nlarnit d; and, as

as a hive (redid be procured,they removed \iiihout the girl re-

ceiving ene single sting.

r: RIGHT 'ru Item—The Bedouin ’ i ' Lords of the De- him ('Iillt'el‘e they have an undoubt-

eil right, by inheritance, to seize a por-

tion ottlic goods ot every person who . u ~ g t '

I passes ttiiougii the desertzyet they would

. , consider it agrievous alTiont upon their

t" he (tilled [obi-er”. " hey Snv

-, ' 3 ' G ~ I th I'l'lllL-l'lglll o. compelling travellers to . pay :waiy toll was handed down to ihcin t-y ltlL‘ll‘ ancestors. and it

I _ deprived of it, cold not ll\'0, besides they urge the

fact that tbc)‘seldomtakeallntrareller’s "led I" New York; hm me Jll'l property; they courtesy, leave him a share of his own

generally, from more

“‘H

ldren’s clothes will not take. rinced ontafter washing in a

, . . toleraoly strong solution at alum wa-

T“ E MORNING NEWS.

\t'nusesmir, JULY 3!, It‘s-it.

ﬁ'l‘he second English mail for this month, may arrive here this afternoon.

Ru Mission or SENTl-LKCE-—A pomp,“ i'crv numerously and respect-ably Sign,“ was yesterday presented to his Emt. tency the Lieutenant Governor, pm)“,5 for I! remission ofthe remainder of the term of Mr. John McKenzie’s imprison. ment, which his Est-ellency waa plum-N to comply with. and Mr. f‘lCKt‘nitle i.- therefore released. Who can hutudmh. the mild and gentle sway of our Rut,H in the present day! the many instances of clenu-nt‘y and i... vor extended to our unfortunate fella“ Majesty has confided the reins of our local 2.).

This is one mum,

creatures, by him to whom her

vernment-

ﬁwo have commenced a pan, .3 l. tale in this day’s paper. Our "mm would do well to preserve it, as the it; tpiel will be found in the third nunitir-r.

Q? l'lmy are talkingut'snpplyipgu. city of Halifax with fresh .«ott \t'altt'. \‘l'e would have no oljrctioio to lllt’i'.‘ having a little of what we have nan-hr too much. A Company is to lie form. there with a capital of :Jlfitittti.

f...—

{L’ip‘d'e hate been informed that t‘» Cod ﬁsherics of Newtoundlaiu'l, lune been a total failure for the present serum,

AN t'xronrt'sni'rl: DYNASTYs-ll .:~ Duked’Aiigouleiianshautttotlirtlau; - ter 02 the unfortunate. Maria t‘illltllllt‘7l‘ of France. is (mud. The whole d3 i-i-ii'

captivity or character to retain. 'flii- moment Bonaparte took his nim‘rm from Ilw ranks, a How was jIltt'tlltilz‘-. gitimary. In France at the liTEst'ltl tin.- itis merit, not tank. which set-mesai-ii retains honors and oliicial stations. 'l'lii- Bourbons in their ttiis'forltiltei and law:- islllllt'nl liecauie eXcecsl'ngly devout in! Pious. and Wth they returned to Fiat-"i: thryrcm-wed the influence of Bialmi". Abbcs and Priests. These, ot coarser-- sumed the rule of the government. :inl ﬁnally by tlu-ireﬂ'm‘ts to put down tlwllr- prrswitatite (.‘liamhcis, deluged dietar- Hill with the blood of ‘ the threedai‘i-f July.’ and t‘t-npt‘tl lor their liouill'h friends the fame of withering infiniyJi .i discrace of llvt‘isive itch-at. ainl lliehii- in; exvcration of a whole people.

'1 is intcnde to have a grand unlimz: "well"; "ll “10 Archers of final Britain, iii the city of York, datii; the present summer,

Lct Jonathan look at the promo “MW in our Arth since. L’i'ith dune and ask himself hhether there is an. ll'mg like the number promoted t‘ni “Inks of their Army ever since It: llcpublie has had ouch—11:. L’ir.

POllY Bodine, who was chargr With the murder of M rs. llousema on Staten Island, N. Y,, has llt’t‘ Conld not agree upon a verdicts-10

A man is going about the town 9*

ling canaries, which turn out to .0 nothing more than sparrows. paint? lob.

.Y'illow. Several persons have W taken ill-"Lil'ﬂ'POUI JUatl-