,7 Hit.

1': on was Weuauo Cs- Reporter says 3 taken place he hands em-

Moas Rio . s.tt..-—'I‘he Niagara that aaother‘hrttlzrt‘r‘yml'rtrt . 0 a "lia'ieltllblituihe, anal? The cause of it'll») disturbance was not known.— (ht‘c of the Police Ofﬁcers. (Mr. Wheeler.) while endeavouring to uell the riot, was wounded by p. :‘Illtll tired by one ofthe bellrgeretns,

but not dangerously.

53*“I wish you wotrld giye mo mat gold ring on your finger-z. said a dandy to a country gtrl, for It resembles the duration of my love {or you, it has no em!” “ Excuse me, to,” replied she, “ I choose to keep it'fttrit is equally emblemattcalnof mine for you, it has no (regaining.

,\ llsrtx'r‘rrox.—-Gentility is .nsither in hirltntnanner. of fashion; but to mind. .\ ltiglt sense of honor, a determination neverto take a mean advantage ol an.— ..ther. ittl adherence to trtrllr,.delrcacy, and politeness towards those wrth_\vhom \(Itl have dealings are the essential and iti.-‘tingtrisltin;v..r characteristics of a gentle-

Illtlli.

.3’._P"I‘he New York Express says that simultaneous Repeal Meetian are to he held all over the United States on the 3d January next.

MA R 12 l E D.

On Thursday last, by the Rev. A ngus Mc- Iutyre..'tlr.Angus M‘Kindon, to Jane eldtst dauglrterofll‘lr. Allan McNeitl ofCharlo'te- IJWII Royalty.

(triftlunday last, by the Rev. Mr. III-y. holds. Mr. Duncan Anderson, to Miss Mary ltyau. both of Charlattetown.

.0131);

On Sunday the 7th innt., at the house of l'tpta'zrt Sllrrtond, ltr Fitzmy street, Caroline. tttreof Mr. James Irving, aged 28 years.

.ttllraclrley Point, on 'I'hurrday last, Mr. lltracan M‘Callurn. sear. aged 88 years.

.ltllulifax.on the 27th ult. after a short fitters, Ilrlcn, Widow of the late A. I'. 'hyloniuthe 27th year of her age, leaving three children to lattrent her loss. It will be recollected that Mr. Taylor was drowned lustsurnnter, on his way front Souris to licorgetotrn.

T0 LADIESH Scarcr sauces: roa THE 'I‘ormz'rrs. a: No. It, Cheapsiile. REPARA'I‘IONS of J. Ios- sr-th. & Co., Lavender Water, Prince Albert and Victoria Boo qpetVegetahle Essence, Eau dePorttrgal, l‘tlgrartt Perfume, Queen Adelaide’s refreshing Perfume and royal extract of lovers. The extr ot the above article rt‘ttl adoption by the ﬁrst ranks of Fash- mnntt the toilette and in the drawing tttota, have stimulated the proprietors iii “"9" savour to render it itr delicacv ot steal and fragrance, equal, if not supe-

rpmo any description of Perfume l."r tie handkerchief.

0’ ores, Gowland‘ lulydor and Cold preparations lcautifying tl

* Lotion, Rowland’s

tor ‘whitening, tzrrl'tettirr;,r and W chapped tektn ; Farine de Nosette WI Tron", aunts, I){otv|and’s Odonto, "m for u oolh lowder,Alsana Ex- hingthuge lI‘ooth-ache and for lteatrti. will.” I:ttantl gums, Tooth brushes,

: 0. Alrpct of Roses. Cream Ba!- 8 Grease, and Mncassar 3 R088 Stmlt in boxes for , "lie ; P8; G’s white amt llltISttr so“, he hands, 1 skin and Br Plaster,

“ 9 outs ll

ltrown w Hell "I ’earl Powder, Gold ont’s India Rubber which does not wash que for changing Red or

{II half I0 II beautiful Bunvn "r Black.

I , II‘ brushes. Tortoiseshell

Itttl dress'n ,.' hack co'nb't '1“I\i¢ette hot I li-s,'&€3.'&ld: M. I _ I I o In I9 0 or m Pal & 12‘.“ A I SON.

Almond Paste, milk,

V (Jl'tltlln, are exrcllent .

t and Oriental Ta- '

SlTUﬂ TION WHN TE D. A place in a respectable family, as a Hones: SERVANT. who can make herselfuseful in any department—including Cooking. or the

Nursery. Inquire at the ofﬁce ofthe Morning ‘eWs. Jan 6.

APOTHECARIES‘ [1.9L 1.. 1' A It It 1 8 a 3. T. D as an I SAY has, by u...

Constance from London and other recent arrivals, completed his irn- porlations for the season, comprising his usual stock of

GENUINE DRUGS A N D MEDI- CIN ES, Patent Medicines '. Paints, Varnish- es, Colours Dye Stuffs ',

ces, Pickles, Sauces. India Currie. Uatrdidt Peels ; Raisins, Currants. Isinglass, Macaro- .

ni, Vermicelli, Tapioca, Sago. Arrow-Item, Prepared Cocoa ; Tortoise shell and other Cottrbsf Brushes Toilet Soups, and Perfumery in great variety ; with every other article usually kept at similar establishments irt Great Britain, which having been purchast-d at some ofthe new houses in Europe, (their names a sufﬁcient guarantee) may he relied on as Genuine : and having been irrtported tlirect. ‘he is enabled to offer their: at exceedingly 'r.ow Pntctzs. ,' A L S ()——A lot of Superior CIGARS and | Stews.

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lt’ILLL-IM SNE ES'I‘UN, i SAIL-MAKER, FROM LIVERPOOL.

X WINDS to carry on the about business at his premises, formerly owned by Mr.

; \meov, opposite St. Paul‘s ChurchAvhere

l he will be prepared to execute any orders in

. his line no reasonable terms.

I [LE’COUNTIH' PRODUCE taken for work.

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’t‘t I t: r}. 't .u ntstCOTTA G12.

WILLIAM SNEESTON begs leave also ' to state, that he has ﬁtted up his house, as a l LICENSED TAVERN, and has accomrno- ldations for persons who wish to have gord Beds and comfortable fare.

N. II.--(Iood S'rsnmnc.

Charlottetown, Dec. I6. It‘ll—6m

i S'I'RAY OX.

,‘ Fine OX, about 3 years old, came ‘ into the pastor-ago of the subscri- ;her about harm-st time. The own- ier can have the satire, on proving his lproperty and paying eXpenses. For i further particulars. inquire of . WILLIA tI CROCKET, l I l

Little York. I T

Ilccenthrr '20. [full—SW

I; o .u R 1) IN a, so. IIR E E or FOUR Gentlemen, or Ladies can be accommt‘rdated wrth (‘

zetttee

atttdinary circulation Douro 8; Looms-'0 by making early appli~ s and their very gen- Cullt‘lt to the Subscriber

l . » JAMES DAVIS, l lli'lsbor'rugh street, near the corner of l 'ing Square i N. I‘». :\'s" a few YEARLY Boaanrzns, on reasonable Terms.

(.‘lturlottctown, Dec. 30. tf obi.

FOR SALE. "It El". Acres ofclr-ar LAND, adjoining | the property of DANIEL IIODGSON

; l-‘.-q., on theMalpee Road. near the English ' Burial Ground.

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(ffFor Errrther particulars inquire of Mrs t HILL, widow ofthe late Joseph Hill. Charlottetown, Dec. 30. If

VUUJQL .WUSIU.

T is proposed to open an EVENING lSCHOOt. forrhe instruction ot'SACIt El) 7 MUSIC, on the second NIONDAY in Jan» nary, ISH---t.ould a sufﬁcient number of Subscribers other. [[ji’l’urth will be taught by note. from the ItuntMltv'ran three pa-ts; and practical Lessons given three times a- Witch.

For further particulars inqu’re of Mr. Jotm r Ivar, senr. Clock and Watch Maker. i Charlotzetovvn, Dec. I6, 1343.

. for any object ofa local or private nature

iday of February next.

Confectionery. Spi- I

1 “house or Ass-idiocy,

Female htter front England wishes s‘

23rd December, l843. RESOLVED, That no Petition pray- ing aid for Roads and Bridges, or he received alter Thursday tlte Eighth

Ordered; That the above Resolution be inserted in each of the Newspapers published in Charlottetown.

W. CULLEN, CLERK.

CHARLO'I" ‘ETOWN ELECTION.

To the Electors of Charlottetown and Royalty.

GENTLEMEN—

Y acceptance ofthe ofﬁce former- ‘ ly held by my late lamented fa- ther, having caused the seat whichI occupied in the House ot'Asscmbly, us your Represerrtativmto he declar- ed v3cant,—I feel that I would be do. log you an injustice, were I not to give yotr an opportunity of Voting for

I)UI3LIC NOTICE is hereby given, to the

I‘veeholders, Landholders, and Resident Tenants of Charlottetown and Royalty—That agreeable to Iler Majesty’s Writ of E’ection to me direcIed, a Poll for the Election of Otto

; ally in a Lower House of Assembly ofthin lsland,in the place of Francis Longwmth. Esq. \vhose seat hath been declnrrd vacated—will be opened and held at the Court House. Charlottetown. on Tuesday the Sixteenth day ostnuary next 1844, at the hour of Eleven o’clock, forenoon, of which all persons con- cerned will take notice and govern themselves accordingly.

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WI LL! A III CUNDAIL.

Sheriff’s Office Charlottetown, December 26th. ISIS.

QUEEN‘S COUNTY ELECTION.

RECON I) ELECTURAL DISTRICT.

UBLIC NO’l‘lt is hereby given, to the Freeltolrlers, Lenseholders, and

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District of Queen’s County,thata Poll for i

sent the said Second District of Queen’s 5 County. in a Lower House of Assent-i lily itr this lsland,in the stead ofthe Horn? .l. S. Macdonald, whose seat hath been declared vacant—will he opened and} held at the Premises ofVVilliam Crosby, ? near Elliot River Bridge, on Township' Ntrtnhchhirty,ou Friday the Nineteenth . day ofJanuary next, l8“, atthc hour of} Eleven o’clock, forcnoon—of which all. persons concerned are required to take} notice and gorern themselves accordingly I

The Second Electoral District of Queen’s County, comprises Townships Numbers 29. 30, 31, 3-2., 35, 36, 37, 48, and 65, and Saint Peter's Island.

\VILI.I.\.\I (JUNDALL, Shorit’l'. Sheriff’s Office Charlottetown, ? December 20th; 154:).

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GEORGE'I‘OWN ELEI ION. l'BLlC NOTICE is hereby given, to the Freeholtlers, Landholders, and Resident Tenants of Georgetown and Royalty, that agreeable to Her Majesty’s \V'rit of Election to are directed, a Poll for the Elect ion of One Member to repre- sent the said Town and Royalty in a Lower Iiouse of Assembly of this Island, in the. place of Roderick Macaulay, Esq., whose seat hath been declared Vacated- will be opened and held at the Court House in Georgetown, on Tursday the Twenty-third day ol'Jaouary next, I844, at the hour of Eleven o’_r|oclt, for'i'noon -—of which all persons concerned will take notice and govern themselves ac- cordingly.

"'V‘

JOSEPH WlGll r o AN,

Sheriff of Queen's County.

tesident Ilousekeepers, of the Second!

the Election of (‘ne Member to repre-f \‘v’IN ES,

or against me at the ensuing Election

of a Member for the ﬁllinglup of that

vacancy. Itht-ret'ore beg to offer myself a.

iCandidnte for your shill-ages; assur- ' Member to t‘cpteseut the said Town and Ion- '

ing you that, should I again have the Iltigh honour of becoming one ofyour Representatives, it shall, as hereto- fore, be my most ardent desire to serve yotr as I ought, and to the best of my humble abilities, honestly and independently.

I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, with much respect, your obedient humble servant,

' FRANCIS LONGWVOIITII. Charlottetown, Uec.26 I843. All the papers

LOOK HERE! ! O those who are not “ Tcelolallcrs,” now is the tirrrc ! Selling,r of at Cost. SPIRITS, RUM, BRANDY. ALE, PORTER. GEORGE F. COOPER. .N’cws .9 Her. 2w.

.I an 3.

J 0 H N J U R Y, Samoa, Clock and "'(rlclr JUalrcr, Jtrceller, (S'c.

)EFPECTFULLY returns thanks to the inhabitants of Charlottetown and the Island in General, for the encouragement

he has hitherto uret with, and begs to inform them that in consequence of cash being so very scarce, Clocks and \Vutches of every description will be cleaned and repaired very low for ready payment in cash, or produce at market prices.

Repeating Watches, clt'ancd and

Warranted for - 4s. Gd. Duplex Watches, with maintain-

ing power, do. do. - - 3s tld. Patent Lever \Vatches, do. do. 3s 0d. Horizontal Watches, do. do. 2s (id. Vertical, or common Watches, do. Is. tid.

do. ifpaid in Produce. - 2s. lid.

All repairs will he done -pt'oportit~nnlr y cheap. Clocks and JeWellery will be repair- ed equally low. \Vorl.’ from the country wi.l be punctually attended to on the shortest tro- lice.

Fort SALE—one superior Duplex Watch ; and several Vertical ‘oVotches, Jewellery. 6'6.

[[3‘AL'so--LARGE GLASS for Clocks, Picture Frames. Time Pieces, &c.

[ETC/ash given for old Gold and Silver. Kent Street, Dec 20.———Isl 2s l'all.

REMOVAL. J ANIES CAIRNS,

Sheriff of King’s County. Sheriff‘s Ofﬁce. King's County, ) December 26th. I843 s

CASH-l CASH l!

10 Mistake !~'I‘lte highest prices given for I’Ulth, by JOHN CO‘S'I IN, head of the Queen’s wharf. Dec. “33. it"

A (3 A It I).

H. CURTIS,

Aoexr A N o Accomr’rax'r () r I-' r t‘ r:

Near Mr. Scantlehury‘s, Kent Street, Clrar~ Intlt: own.

N. B. Se'icit..rs‘ papers faithfully copied: Mcrchants‘ Ledger‘s posted; small Debts col- lected, 5U}. tsc. sins Dec 20.

Horse

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FNGINEER and Blacksmith, has re- moved to his new shop. next door to'

‘ Mr. H. Haszard’s store, Upper Queen

slrcet,near l\lr. llcsht‘isay, .-\pothcraric.~; I Hall, and directly opposite to the ofﬁce ofthe Morning News, where he will be happy to receive orders in his business, whico “ill be performed with neatness, and punctuality. Turning and ﬁtting Machinery and 1 Smith’s Work in all its branches. \Varranted Cast Stbel Axes, IOs.--- Other edged 'I‘ools made to oriler. ﬁFtTountt-y produce will be taken in )rnent at market prices. Upper Queen Street, 2 " (.‘inrrloltctown Dec 6.

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I ECF’Magistratcs’Subpoenas, (,‘api-

uses, Snmmonscs, Sac, tor sale at this ofhcc.