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. SATUltDAY, Ocroecn It, [845'

imp. LATE more 0N 'rnr; moon. LEN ISLANDS. '

We have obtained from an authen- ﬁgrource, the particulars of the recent “are on these Islands, and now' lay then brieﬂy before our resders.—A Sur- nyor had been employed by Mr.hluncey ﬁs‘ed ot the proprietor. to lay elf the kuhstveen Cap au Mull and L’etang du third. On his arrival at the latter place, a. inhabitants refused to allow bios to ups on their lands, contending that the ppm-tr had so right to sunny the ppesty in their possession,and peretnp. prily ' erdered him to leave the place. llpee his refusal to do so, they proceeded tesarious acts of violence, breaking his chains and instruments, and inﬂicting a user. chastisesient upon himself. On Mnluncey's return to the Island, (be “absent at the time at the outrage) uproceeded to Gaspe, at which district the ngdalen islands form part; and pro. cued warrants against all the parties. ‘lllese were executed with the assist. me of her Majesty‘s ship Rose, and the desdere entered into recognizances to appe'ar and stand their trials at the Gaspe Courts.. These are the facts as communicated to us by a resident of the islands. agentleman ofttte highest rev

spectral-titty. It cannot but he a subject sthittcr regaet,that these Islands which tare for so many years been in a state ot peace and tranquillity, and have until sithinarery recent period, maintained public ortzer, in the absence of all local authority. should be thc scene of out- rigor of tilt! description. We regret that spaceslnes not allow us to enlarge apnea subject of so interesting a na- 'are, hot we may, it circumstancts per- Int, place before our readers at a future peri‘d, some farts connected with these Manda—interesting not only from their prosisui-‘yto us, but lrotn the peculiar natures which led to their settlement, ltd present position.

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hour Hoes: rut l‘orxr Push—In liecourse ol our peregrinations through blown. we were much struck by the tppearmce ofa large circular iron frame, I it)! lurk shop of" Mt. Robison, black- lttth, in Kent Street. Our thoughts at IN time running on that “ Sen Stu-pent," ltd having conceired the project of en- trarouring to catch hi.” in the good old "I. by putting a ltltlo salt upon his tail; trier-ted that we had been anticipated,— “at the Critter had been caught, and list this enormous machine Was intentl- dss his domicile. Upon inquiry, how. 'er we found, that the East Pointers 'll rejoiud or trembled to on their coast of the monster—~that in salt would still he needed, and that

in the pre-

irou frame in question. was neither are aorless than the Lantern for the '. t House at Point. him. It is a good— ltpitce of workmanship of wrought “aw-its dimensions are, diameter 10 "l 4—ritruvnfctence 82 feet—height reekiodepcnrlently of the roof, it ap- “9 to be of great strengthpind rellecte “credit Ilptmthe. ingenious nrtizan "lined in its construction. The Eda- ? of the building is sets ﬁnished,sod

we understand will be really tor the erection of the Lantern, during the pre- sent month. Betterlate than never. lt willdoubtless prove a Welcome Beacon to the weary ruariner,and will perhaps remove the reproach, under which the Island has long outlined on this subject.

printout: the improvements recent- ly carried on in Charlottetown, we can. not but bestow a passing eulogiutn opolt the taste displayed in altering and enlargo in: -the Episcopal Church. That this addition was required for the public con- venience. is in itself a gratifying circula- stsnce: and we sincerely hope, that in the carrying out the interior arrange- ments, the important truth promulgated by the divine Author ot'our faith, will not he lost sight 0!. “ The poor ye have always with you"——hut that every eﬂ'ort will be used to facilitate the attendance

as the circumstances of the case admit! of. '

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Litres Yons.—There is a pleasant tirire to this thriving'littte village, and has in itselfmnny advantages over others A line landscape—beautiful ﬁelds—and an agreeable neighbourhood, combined with a School-home and a Chapel for the worship‘of God, are some of the cha- racteristics of this settlement. The Cha- pel, however, is not complete, but there is a good will manifested towards this ob. ject, on the part.of the people, which will eventually effect their purpose— and which seemsto have no other time

plicity and truth.

Tim Porn-rec. Rosa—The disease. a»- mongst the potatoes. we are informed. is not quite so serious as it was at ﬁrst un- ticipated, and we are glad to learn from «liﬂ'erent parts of the country, that a very geotl crop may yet be expected.

Wi’l’e read in the Halifax Journal, among the departures the name of Mr. Cash. \Ve hope he intends to favor this Island with a visit; his presence will be most welcome.

F 0 B 5“ A. [r B. BY AUCTION.

N Thnrsrh; thn 91h ina'. at the dweli‘ng

House and Premises of William Dunn,

lmt 20. at It] o‘clnazt. n m. Inu follow— ing (:5th and Clintte'r. v hirli have been tliatrtllned for Rent, 1 Stuck lioy, ‘J S'ﬂt‘kﬂ Wheat. l'Stack Oats, 2 Steers, 2 Heifers, l llatn.

A r. it o On the the snmerlty. at tn'cloalt. p m. a! the. tlweljng Home and l“ e'h'nu of M r-html 0 Corina-rs] nt 2L),~ lSltcit \V'wnt ctr Oats, I ('mv, l ('nit, [Us and 1 (oil. being dis- truinetl fer Rout. JOHN C). NANTES.

Oct. 4

W1“ A RT ’5? E3 33- ." IMMEDXATELY SIX JOURNEYMFN Tﬂ l L 0 .13 8. TO whom Conttnnt emplovment will be given. Superior Workouinshlp Will Cum- mund the highest prices.

“AL'O-ve 2 to learn the business. H. FOUND.

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HTIY the you. or (or a term ofycnrs

_ ‘ .1) TWO WATER tors.

well adapted for Si-Ipnuilding, apply at

the Morning Nille office.

Gill. in.

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tat Church, of the poorer classes, by' ‘leaving as largea number otfree seats

' quarter of a Town Lot, No. 55, in the

,the Ferry over Hill’s Rivm', Lot 5,’ than worshipping their Creator in situ. .

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TRIETL-oiﬁ'viiuuui a TON For: MURDER- A Number of Copies of the Month mo '

Nun's. cortto' g a Revolt? of [his ’ ‘rint, will be hemorﬁ at this (Mice. Morning News Office. Oct. lst.

7“ be Sold at Public Auction. on So- turday (lie 41h day of October next, on the farm of Daniel M’Isaoc, Mitt Cot-e, Lot 35, at the hour of tree 0’-

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2 MAKES. l_ Horse and 8 Cows, The . saute having been distrained for

Rent. JOHN 0. NAN'I‘ES.

To be Sold at Public «faction, on So-

turday the dth‘doy 0} October am." -

on the farm of Patrick Brogan, Milt Cove, Lot 33, at the hour of l o’- clock, 1’. M. U

. NE Stack RAY, I MARE,1 CART, ‘3 COWS, a'nd 8 SHEEP. Oct I JOllN o. NANTES.

To be Sold by Auction, N IVednesday the 23d inst.— The H 0 U SE and LAND, owned and occupied by the subscriber, being a

jaunt. hundred of Town Lots in Char- lotlttcloton. The premises may be seen on application to '

PAUL TOWAN, Mason.

Out 1 near Governor’s l’on .

WALEiirBaw" imp. "rows 1:- n n n I n 5.

COUNCIL Orrtce, September 18, 1843. . ‘ENDERS will he received atthils Othce, until Saturday the ltlthday .

of ()tvtobt't'noxt, l‘orlhe conveyance 0" Passengers, their L'lttgage and Cattle“ across the Ferry, ho-twt-en Walshtownﬁ Lot II, and the French Villngewml?’

ltnnwnas Louis Ferry—subject to the following Rules and Regulations, \‘iz :— Th.“ there be kept at each or” the Still Ferries. one. or more Flat-huttutnetl ll ml or Boats, tt.‘ not it so than 16 ltftii in length. lor the. accommorla'ion of Pa;-

A C A Ii D. Mn- YOUNG has removed

his Othce to the honey on the Terrace, lately occupied as the Rs. cise 0mm, and can there be consulted upon the werious branches of his pro-

tession. POLICIES OP Trill: . Jilieace Life and Fire Insurance Costner or Lennon. , usual; on s“ . L ,

can be obtained or renewed”. .pplicstien.

Mn. Yooiio has a vacancy' in ‘his Ole. . Ice. for. one hr two Students at Law. , "MI!_§9..:~: , t! r if,

HOUSE TO LET.- .- .

_8 ,Dn. Tritium expects to iemos‘e- ‘ into his new House during-the list- ter part of November, the, idwellin . that he npw occupies at the coer at Kent and Queen Streets, will be we'- cant at that time: ‘ Application l'uiay‘he; made to ‘Dr. 'l'resuain or to. Mr. dob“ McDonnell, carpenter. The rent will‘be' low‘. ~ ‘ - ’ '

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I MANGSIN-G-.

. will“. Subscriber respectfully of“. .; her servi‘ces'to the Public in the, noose line, and will promptly _atteod toasty - orders left at her residence, in MrJit‘tne’s Scantlehery’a house, o‘p'posite to'Doctot' Hobkirlt’s. ' “ . , _.

(EPTerms-Three pence pendent For further information. apply to.

P. JARVl-Si -‘

March 99th. F. S 'l‘ E It I) A Y. on the aberrant YChnrlottetowtt. a ti 0 feet Ivory Rule. Whon'er will bring the saute to Ml". Desbrisay,Druggist willfbe reward. , _.

Augustld ‘W’ ANTED. as an apprentice to the Shoe-making trade. 'a Boy about l5 or ltiyears of age, Apply to

with two nirle undetezttly "it‘ll ; itlst), a Built suit-Allie tor Ctttle. Horses, (in, the satire to be at all times reany when required, between Sun-rite. anti Sun-set dining the time the navigation shall roman o-

IH.‘ H . St‘pt ‘33

“£3,153. It'OR I'.Iai‘ijt'z' ("1'1" or ' IPA seems: div-w» ’ Vlli‘] new brig “ ENDI'JJN’CUR" now in this port, “til sail tnr St. John’s \‘ewluutidlnutl rm m' tutu: the In oi Onrtullt-r. il‘ut‘lltt‘l’, particulars rnus’ he trail on ttgllliit‘r-rltlli to the Mas- ter'on bound, or in t‘lv Sill-st'rihct. r:‘:;~}.t1:‘ls ltOEiiLiDQN-

Brigh'nnlgeptﬂii __ a LOST,

0V Wedni-srlay taxi. from Mr. Dnvil 1

bit‘wur’t’s Kt‘tit Sift-43‘. at young; MARE rising 4 ye us old, of a rut col. our, long lull will; .i .tif'K‘l‘ t at out. one whitish ."oot-uAisn la suite a:.:.‘ llridlc. ‘Whncier may lint» lmmtl iii“ runs, or will pine any inl'ommtmu n-spmrlinr her to John lireen,ltizzz-k4'liiilli,!-f t" dict-ls.“- der niche-an, North litter, or at (us bf— tice, ii iii be rewarded tor their trouole.

Sept ‘JTth. pd

()li‘i \Vcdnesilnl' err-n no: inst. from the 1 premium of iw'lr. )t-txn (‘rttl'tney‘s a light brown 35.1.6.3}; aﬂoat. line;- years old w'th M «l. run» and lttli-ultl-‘O n Stddle and lie‘nlle. ‘Viiuct‘vr will glve informatian xvi-ere .‘ultl more (‘nn be: re~ covered Will he I'Pthl'tlt'fl for his lrnullle by leaving indium-J at the (:‘tluillol'l‘idl lttn. Sept. 27 ‘ I? ’9’

'32“! ET WP;le llu: Arm my (iv-ncral's it)? mm the Liuer' 5' Stem Uliitﬂ a L‘i it'...’ .‘r.i.~\ WL.

The cyclic: m: y ha... tho name by p-ortrg propcr'y and p .72. 5 up mm, by 4414.0 ltthsrt CIM'I‘HJI'J, ttiosaaksrmoinev or lung b‘tmt. «pt 37.,

THUS. CARROLL, _ I Queen Street. St'pt. 2:: 5w

VVANTED--A Carrier for the Morn- ing, News—also a boy about l3 or ‘34 years as an apprentice to the Printin‘ 'nusinr-ss. , Sept ‘24

To aamcvwvzsrsrs.‘

DRILL for Turnip, and other seeds simple in its construction, and easily

guilt in order, may now be obtained at the Phoenix Establishment. C‘rar- lottettlwu, for only Forty Shilling-exhale.

plt ing at. the ofﬁce of the Morning Sept l7

LAD about 16 years of age tattle- etl'tllt‘l ol nppreniit’ing hitnsell urth Carpenter business. Further in- , ltlllttdilorr may he obtained my tip- “is.”

[g MIDDLE .tgutl Women as Houseth 13 in a Gondomzm'a family; she will he required to critia'stnnd the ninnagenwnt oft. Dairy. Appiy at the otiiee of the Meruta‘ Brawn. '

August 13.

OATS. Oats. Oats. \‘IANTEU TU l’URCllASB, "‘_ .12 QUANTITY or ran .ABOVE. Apply at the Store of J. 8: W. 1‘: ’G'titL. tt‘

Sept 13

Z. O S ‘1’, ()N Tumdny last between the head of at. Peter‘s A‘i-"r' and Chulotte-

Own, A ’1‘? m by“: .11.. ‘. vii-kn"!

Containing three plans, telnet!" may in“: luund the rattle and w.“ learn it at the Drug More tithir. 'l‘. Destzrisay, will he .uuatly rewarded. Lo ‘Vs GAULs Sept 27 '