THE marsh. 'l‘CllE. .__o_._

The following is the speech of his Ex- cellency the Lieutenant Governor, at the close of the SPSSiml on Thursday last :—-

Mr. President. and Honorable Gentle‘

mm oft/re Legislative Council; MrSpchkcr and Gentlemen oftlic House

of Assembly .'

Your eXcrtions enable me to re- lease you from your Legislative du- gigg,ut'ter a comparatively short Ses- sion, extremely conspicuous for the variety, importance, and utility of the measures adopted therein; it is incumbent upon me to acknowledge with thankfulness your attention to the several subjects that 1 consider- ed it pmper to bring before your no- tice at the opening of the Session; and it is not less gratifying to find, that my opinions have been for the most part corroborated by your ac- tions.-

Mr Speaker, and Gentlemen of the

Hausa of Assembly,-

Accept my thanks, not only for the Supplies voted by you—the applica- tion ot'which will be in careful accord- since with your intentions, but aISo for the reduction you have. prudently made in the expenditure,which l have every hope the current Revenue will at least meet; the cases of the unfnr. tunate sufferers at Bedeque, you have alsotreated With a humane feeling that I hope will he annually renewed. Mr. President. and Honorable Gentle-

men of the ch'islatire ("ouncil;

.Mr. Speaker. and Genllunm of the

House ofulsscmbly;

During the prorogation, I shall, with mybest ability, endeavour to in- form tnysell‘of those measures, whiclt niayapparcotly be most calculated to advance the prosperity of the Colany. [am satisfied that your energies will in your several Districts, he directed to the some object. The zcalyou have displayed during this Session, convinces me that I may unite the consideration ofyour puhlic duty with that which is due to your personal convenience, and select that prriod for calling you from yourhomes,whett neither slmll sustain embarrassment.

For FRE [G U T and P.QSS./l G E.

The schooner FAIRPLM' “ill 3; 5;. leave the. Queen’s wharf.on Mon- day out the 28th oprril, and thl take

FR EIGHT and I‘ASSEN (i HRS For Balliurst and Miromichi. For par- ticulars apply to JOHN CAHlLL. (inn-cu Street. Ch 'l‘own,April 23 fit To C0 V19 la’. FOR '1']! H SEASON. THE HORSE ‘ 33:22:73. IVE years old, 15 hand-- high, of great power, and tmtnzttr'hctl t-ir symmetry and action; got by item-now Dam, l‘Jt'. Longworth’s ('CI‘. lit-atcd .‘tlare lyllonccs- Valles, is particularly docile, and is al- IOWOII by competent judges to he the bell bred llorse on the island. 'l‘erttisn‘ltls. Cash tln\\‘ll, or 303. (in Produce or labour) it paid on or before {he lstJanuary next. together with L's. {Nixin the groom on cmeriug. i“ blonds at Winsloe Barton, Lot 37), 7 Rules from 'l‘ow n. N' B-—llc proved very successful last Season. Aprit_23. 7 W______ 2 months

_ F 0 I: 33 fit L E}. A30 immediate possession given if required. 'I'ltat Wt'll ltttowu Mar- ket Garden and Farm on the New llcdc- ‘Ilfe Road, Lot3l, occupied by Mn'JOlvH Mitchell. The Farm cousi:t.~i ot sctcuty five acres. thirty acres ot which are. cleared and Well fenced. '1" here are a "We and Burn on Illt‘ l’t‘t-mises. 'I be arkot Garden is in cxcclltnt ut‘tlttl' and calmblc of being enlarged. The (thin c Oti'ers an exeellent oppot'lunity to those who wish to combine the business of a ardener with farming. Full pt'rlit‘u- in" "my be known by application to Mnhlitthcll on the promises-to \‘.'il. hm" “Ni-"39 Esq. Chat‘lotltztown, or at

“'0 “dice of the Morning News. "“fl'll Will. 'u',

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aucrtonflwu or nestnuswi. co. fit the Court House in Charlottetown. ON ‘u'i'ctlncsday the 21st. day of May, 'n‘e‘xt‘at l‘l o'clock, one fourth palt 0i LO .i is 4-3.“ ndfi l,situatetl in llillsbcrouph strccr, lttlJOlllmg the eastern boundary of Lot ill, on which stands the “ [lope lun,’ together with the dwelling Ilouse, Stables, Sec. nearly new. 3 lfi’l'he whole will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. April23tl

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SALE OF MILLINERY AND amass-or; @0035. R 118. HEARD begs to inform her

friends and the public in general, that slw intends to submit to public com-

Dt'lition the whole at her remainin Stock of g

JUILLLVERY and FflNCY G U 0 D S,

on Tuesday and \Vcdnesday, the 22d and ‘23-! instant. The Sale will commence each day, at ‘2 o'clock in the Afternoon.

P.S.—Ladics will do Well to avail themselves of this opportunity, as the whole will be cleared 00' without rec serve.

April loll].

THE ENGLISH HORSE CHflfil’lE’EON. SHRED by the best Cart Ilorse in Eng-

land-owned by George Colon, Esq; will stand in Charlottetown during the season, every Market day. Terms 209.—payable in Grain. VVHIJAM Cmnx. Groom. N. B. The Horse will be for ualenfter the Season. ll. April ‘23 i

FOR (inflame. '6‘

THE barque ClVILlTYwill

call at Charlottetown for I’ASSEN GERS, on her way to Quebec, about the middle of May next. {EFFM freight or passage. nppl}; to “’ILLIAM HEARD. Aprilalfith.

P‘OR SA LEJho House and premises

owuui and occupied by the Suhst-ri- bcr. The House contains fifteen well finished rooms, one of which is about 28 by id lift'l, four of which are 21 by l6 feet, and the rest are ot'the usual size.— 'l'hcro is a convenient pantry titted up “ith shelves and drawers tor linen and closets. The cellar is frost proof. On the premises are :1 Stable for two Horses, coach-house, htrncss room, large hay loft and pigeon nouse,-—all lllltlcl‘ one root; and a cow house; and poultry yartl. There is also a garden It'OtllltlL’OIl Gt'cat George Street about {‘U Wet, and on Dori-Luster:5trct't til feet, together with n Spat-inns lvloachiug gm untlpuittcit has ti-wgn and is now sotidcd. The. premises are so ru-tl known. that further descrip- tion is t’ct marl lllll:((‘0:‘sfll‘)’.

'iito till! is uncut-cpltunable. The greater part ot the l'lll't'hl'b‘t' money may stand as a llt.‘l| on the premises for a term ut'ycars; or, Silullltl lhe purchaser pre- l‘or it, the whole in :y rcuntin, upon ud- ditinnal security being given. lnttuctli- ate pns'zesieiun may he had. For any l'vo'tlnr information. please apply at. the otlice ot the Subscriber.

CHARLES YOUN -. Cw.

April 12th,

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u. so. [Jinn-‘2 , Private. Contract, a Freehold ' .. -19 FAREI of 20.3 Acres. situate on Lot 3'3, no the north bank of Elliot. Iii. ver, 4 miles from Charlottetown; about IO?) acres of which are undcr cultivation. There. are two Dwelling HOUSES and three BARNS on the l’rcmiscs—a draw well anti a never tailing spring of excel- lent water—:1 large front on the River, where abundanco of muscle and other lira Manure may be Olllllltuftl. An un- eatcoptionntule. title and immediate pos- session can he. uiven, by application to the subscriber on the promises.

JOHN tw‘lMPSOTI.

N. B. The above will he sold in the whole, or in Lots to suit purchasers. Primrose. Hill. Lot 32, April 1‘2. if

gififllagistrntcs’ and other law Blanks, torsan cltcap at the Gillce

MOFFAT’S

wr U RI Fall‘ll‘ll-Bwlll. o o n.

VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS

,, PHNII BITTER.

The high and envied celebrity which these pro-eminent Medicines have acquired for their a invariable efficacy in all the diseases which they profess to cure, has rendered the noqu . practice of putting not only unnecessary, but unworthy of them.

They are known by

suvntaattu'

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their fruits; their good works testify for them, and they than not by the faith of the '5 credulour. i-n IN ALL cases or E" an»... r n v is: n a A o u .me botany. El! mo and Chronic Rheumatism. For this rcourgo of the western Nervous Cmplainu, of all kinda. m Medium of the Bladder and country these medicines will be t genie actions. .. Kt'dugv. found a are, speedy, and certain i’alpi'lati‘on of the Heart. 3 I L I vs FE V E R8 and remedy. Other medicinal leave Painter's Ckolt'e. LIV E R. C 0M P L A i N T S . the system subject to I return of 1'”. E S .-—Thc original proprlo C in the south and west, when the disease—u cure by these modl- tor of then medicines um cl! these diseases prevail, they will cine! Is permanent. Try them of pile. of 36 year. "ending by he foundinvalunblo. Planters, satisfied, and be cured. the u", of m. “r. Medicine. amen, and others, who one. Fordncuqf the Completion glen. , m use these Medicines will never GE N E R A L D E3 1 L l T Y o Pains in the head, side, buck, nilerwards be without them. . . limbs, joint... and organ. C: Britons Choke Cl“ 8‘70“ ‘00... g'mr. _Th°” .f a u rave . . ‘ . ° flicted with this terrible din-u "‘ Bile: Hula-bu. cowhid- - , gosh'reneu. h Inward hog.” M {angular ofrellot' by the Life I'd old: and Can I. ammoto cu im. 0': oh‘c. ‘ Ignore Rigid. at“ ‘3’ mo“ ‘0 a. M a CONSUMPTION. med Jundt’u. sw’fiywm '--t with the greatest success in this Lou qEJppetitc. My" . c am... LIV 3 contents“. 80335,,“ ,,, "my. corrupt Home. 1mm”! - BY! L in its worst form 2 Dropmr. Loocmu. mu" Q’- én d“ . . ' v. orsrcrsu. No non muncunun menu. "I "WW"- wlth this distressing um E8. Never fails to eradicate on. W 03 M S , ofull kindumefl'ec' a lhould dell using thou ludi- that all the elect: of Mercury tunlly ex cited by these medi- cine: immediately. tuna tuly sooner than the most cinch urents will do well to Eruptions of the Skin. powerful pnpuntion of Sun» administer them whenever their 5,1”; ,1“, Punk. existence is unpack—Relief a Flat my. Nam cum. 0 cert-1m 5,

ND AGUE, BILIOUS & LIVER COMPLAINTS

4 petition, in the estimation of every patient. Prepared and sold, whole-a e and rat: a Broadway, corner of Anthon street, New or

3&3 33933 $313313 £93339 umcsu‘ua 1381313335 39 PURIFY THE BLOOD

And thus remove all disease mm the system. a

sna‘gtemttwnt pummel!” Pills Ind PHEN IX Bl TTE B8 buyobdthonuhofcom- , I}; by an. WILLIAM a. mortar. 385 O

a: The Génuine oftheso med cine: are now ut up in white wrapper: and labels, together with u mpblet, called “Motl'at’n Good Samaritan," containing t 0 directions, ten on winch Is a drawing of Bros Way from Wall > street to our Oli'tce, by which strangers visiting the city can very easily find us. The wrappers and Samaritans H

in. Be careful, and do not buy us, or don’t touch them.

are c i hted, therefore those who menu then with the white wrappers can be uncured that they on 5 3: enuopyr 5 than with yellow wrappers 5 but if you do, be satisfied that they cone p o

IGSold Wholesale and Retail, for the Proprietor, at Apothecaries’ Hall, by

T. DESBRISAY.

A U G '3? I 0 “N. CHANCE cor. a scnmmtasrea.

To be Sold at Public fluction,

N the premisas,on Monday the 5th day May next--tlte Leasehold Interest of 25 Acres of LAND, one. half under cul- tiration, 5 miles from Charlottetown.— on the ilracltlev Point Road, with the BUILDlXL—irfi erected thereon, subject to one shilling per acre for the Leasehold interest of 9;.i9 years. A schoolomaster being Wanted in this settlement, and it heinuthu, most snitahie stand fora school it atl'ords a chance for any one desirous ofthe situation. There will he no rc- scrvc in the sale. For any furlhct' par- ticular:- ithuit'c of EWEN CAMERON, on the Premises. Brackley Point Road, April 19.

TO PARENTS !

[IR-UV 1'3 STOCK’S UEKR'MEEE‘E‘GB-

A Sum: Romany ron Woman.

3. A.

r Ellis excellent medicinu has now been in uso iu Nova Scotia for upwards ot'two years, and has proved itselfto be the best re- medy for worms ever introduced into the Province. Certificates ct~u|d casi'y be ob- tained in proof of its cliicacy. but the sale has been So extensive, and is beneficial effects

t are so generally known, lhat it is presumed

further cvitl‘rce is unnecessary. For Sale, \l'holesnle and Retail, by “'ll.l.l.‘t5l ll. \VA'l‘SON. Agent for P. E. Island.

UTAlso for Sale as above, Harvey’s Dark and Sarsnpnrillu I'ills . l‘arr‘s Life Pills, Mol- fnt’u Vegetable Life l’ills and Bitters, Veget- able lu'tnonaiy llalsam, Mrs. Gardner's In- dutu Balsam ol' Liverwnrt and llorchound, Norton's Ch tntrnomilo Pills, Ilalloway‘s l’dh and Olntmcnt, Rowland‘s l‘eiacassarUil. Kalydor and Udonto. Essence of 'l‘yro for «trying the hair, . lsuna Extract fcr preservin the loulll and gurus, Solomon’s L‘ultn of (ill- cnd, ('undttll'u Iitlli'lln of Iloncy. Oxley‘g

39.9. of .luntnEcaGinger,?~lutray's Fluid hing. nosirt. Morris' Corn Plaster, Medicarncutum, 'l'rottor‘s 'l‘ooth I‘m-«hr. Ilse. ol' Linsccd for colds.Tomr.tn Pills,llay‘s Linimcnt: Dixon’s, it'uttt"s,ll.trvey‘e, and 4 thcr anti-bilious Pills, a font cases genuine Cologne, with a generat assortment of such articles as are usually kept in Drug Stores-all of which the public may

of the Morning News.

lrcly are genuine. Dec ll

FlUCJ‘l'CH LJNGUAGE. NELIS intends opening Conver-

sation and Elementary Classes in the French Language, as soon us 1:! pupils shall have entered their names-— the first of these Classes and those who have already made some proficiency in the language, and the latter for be- gamers.

The Hours of attendance will be so arranged, as to suit those pupils who attend the Central Academy, and also such persons as maybe engaged irt mercantile or other occupations. The number to be admitted will be limited to 15. {KETerms fills. per quarter. National School,April 9. l w.

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'r OR a term of years as may be a- .'_ art-ed tlpon, that comfortable

Dwelling liouse, situate in Kent Street, with (int-don and superior Stable attach- edw-kuuwn as tho

“ HOPE IN. 7.” Possession given on the first day of May next ensuing. For further particulars

apply to the subscriber. GEORGE COLES. April 9th. ‘

$093 EEERE ! !

READ THIS FARMERS ! .' 131-1131 E Seed Wheat and Outs, Timothy, Clover and Flax Seeds, Swedish and Posture Turnip Seeds Pease and Beans, Cabbage, Carro t: and ngood assortment of other GAIL DEN SEEDS, all fresh and of Island proluction, at .l. WILLl.-\.'tlS’S Store,

North side Queen Square, March 1‘2 tf

numerator o.

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 Mr James Scantlobery’s house, opposite to Doctor I-lobltirk’s.

@Tcrins-Three pence per dozen. For further information, apply to

1’. JARVIS. March ¢29th.

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