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PRINCE ED\VARD ISLAND, NOVMEBER 80. 1844.

T0 GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, LITERATURE.see—Niall'I‘RAL iN LOCAL POLITICS AND RELIGIONTW

NO. 26.

in, ii. , /

uoox’s PHASES.

NOVEMBER.

'M LulQIﬂflOI', 3rd day. 6h. 5m morn. New Moon, l0th day, 5h. 22m morn. rim Quarter, 17th day, 9h. 16m morn, fulllloou, 24th day, 6h. 28m even.

MAI IS.

The Mails by the Southern route to Be- . , Cape Traverse, 'l‘ryon River, are "poweryhlonday morning at to o‘ clock. in. Must, Courier.

'nigi‘artevn Mails to Bay Fortune, Fair- llloant Pleasant, Lot 47, St. Margaretta. l’eteri, Souris-every Wednesday morn- ultl o’clock—Par. Far-nuts, Conner.

when London. Park Comer. l'ert l. Prince Town, St tiloanors, 'I'igoish, seller's Rest —eve:y'l‘bursdtiy morning .it o‘clock—RICHARD “At; SALL, Courier.

9 Southern Mails to George Town - k. 'l‘ullellast, Murray llurhour. Vernon

er. Wlll't} Sands—every Saturday at 5‘ 'ock, .t. .\i.—SA hill at. LA NE, Courier.

,Cinitita Wiitt‘a’s Sccosn Love.

_‘.— hailie White was a prince among it. ‘A chefd'oitvre’ of nature—— , tlmtlitlessly, intended him to some magniﬁcent and titled es- iiimerrie England, but, in a fit tlall'lll. (perchauce that the old ,ltis ‘ci-apres’ father. obsti‘ lyrelnsed to shuﬂle off his moi-o toiltii make way for the new er!) dropped hint in our home- iiepiililic,y’cleped alas! for re- re. Charles White. The true i riie,liyriitne of good lllll‘Slll“, a tsunami anniseed, soon chang-

asturdy urchin, who stumped _ tall unwitting of the honors he Id all'tlli‘lt' escape”

stliere is nothing worth recording

" _:the minorin of our hero—tin- lt- indeed we may mention ltis tak- rec rather sudden and lthUlllll- "I told baths in the cistern during Iany Sticccsswe years—also a e or and brilliant experiment in

terliins, in memory of which he ever after sundry warning cica- il'tlasthese are nothing more trculents, to which ﬂesh, and iiilarlyi-hildren’s ﬂesh, is heir, l"PM. lightly over them, and It‘revding years to his twenty- lltithilay. At thistime he was ﬁlth say ‘such a love of n ,1? eyes so ‘ deeply, darkly ‘ 't'brow so broad and white, ibllﬁht locks turned above it “"ell' the right shade of brown.

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EI’S- “le cut, though somewhat Int, lctitved lips, disclosed the me“ teeth in the world, his Ei‘l' '3 Were faultless,and his ‘ six ‘ ‘g'WII‘tl’ the entry of halfthe n his inner man we will lmW'

tum,- and Saturday tiiorinizgs at S o’- .

E PRETTY llAYMAKl‘IR ;'

not enlarge, merely premising that he was called a ‘ pretty good fellow,’ also that he had a mom intense and aristocratic horror of all plebeian employment. How tar the fact of his possessing at the same time a sufﬁcient quantum oftlie ‘ﬁlthy lu~ cre,’ and a pair of very white hands,

I (which ‘ en verite’ it would have been ,

the sun. Crushing beneath his feet a dewy cluster of the richly motted Wood-lily and pressing aside the fra- grant foliage, he wound his away a- longtill gaining a” more open spot, with the next step be half stumbled over.

‘ Ye powers, a woman, and more- over fast asleep’—as be half uttered.

ia thousand pities to have spoiled)— And a more ﬁtting nook could not ,how tar, we .say,the fact of these have been selected for a noontide si- possessinns might have gone in .con- ' esta, closely sheltered as it was,save

ﬁrming his intuitive repugnance to ;‘ man’s curse’ we know not, but ear-

in opening on the shady side, where

the breezes crept in to die eighing

itain it is he slid along through the‘away ’mid the odorons foliage. A

, world right easily.

It was passing dry and mossy bank supplied a ﬁtting

lslranar. and so said all the prettyﬁeouch, and there reclined the sleeper iglrls 0f 00" hero’s acquaintance. that who had so nearly destroyed our he-

~'l'liei'e were,

Western Mails to Bedeque, Cascum- this tenty-sixth birth-day found him ? ro’s equilibirtim. .Cavendish. l‘lzmtml "1"" 110‘ 16- New lstillhngging his single blesmidness.-— irounded ﬁgure was clad in a dress however, whispers that ofsome coarse, dark Cupid had, in times of yoie. sadly,tainly not the last Paris mode, andi

Her slight though

material, cer-

:thlllldt'd his heart, through the vio- from beneath the scanty and some-

plot eyes ol'a merry damsel, who of-

all the perils oflovc. in lieu of final- ly surrendering at discretion and falls ling quietly into his wake to follow on cuxily over life’s sea—suddenly shot ,otl' with flying colors, under another lpilot. leaving him to iig his shattered ilttll‘ii, and sink or swim, as best he i might.

l Since that perilous. ilay,Charlie had [gone on breaking hearts with the ot— iinost industry, gaining in process of ltiirie quite a reputation as lady-killer. {without being once pleasantly re- lminded that he possessed some frag- ‘mcuts of a heart. The girls, who at l first had spread their silken nets most assiduously. and in consideration of :the value of the prize thrown rather more honey titan usual into their jsmiles, now saw with «limiay all their 9‘ lovc’s labor lost,’ and after numer- ‘ous repulses raised the seige ‘ en .tnassc,’ and stacking their arms izna- lniinously, declared the fortress im- pregnahle.

Our hero, in the mean time, little. rocking the result of this ‘ council de gnerrc,’ quietly wended his way to foreign parts. still engaged in trea- sonable. practices against the. fairer halfof creation. But his cup was nearly filled—the hour ot'retribution was at hand.

Receiving one day an invitation to a ' petit dinner,’ he found himself at the. conclusion of his toilette rather late, and determined to shorten the distance by a cross route to the house of his friend.

Sallying forthl therefore, be bound- ed over a low fence with an energy that somewhat discomposed the nice adjustment of his curly locks. and, with half-uttered maledictions on the heat of the day and his own tardi- ness, proceeded with hasty steps over a meadow, richly dotted with mounds offreshly mown hay. Diverging a

little from his path,he entered a grove.

,to obtain a momentary shelter from

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what briefskirt pceped forth a foot

tcr leading him a pretty (lance through ' and ankle of the. most pet'fectsymme- try. but alas! for the elegant Charlie;

giiiltless alike of shoe and stocking. One little hand had stink by her side with the. Soft, pink palm unturned and the taper and relaxnd ﬁngers grasping a tiny bareliell. Its fellow was hid amid the mass of curls half crushed beneath her face. 0n the

other side of the ﬁnely turned head the silky clusteis here flung boldly back from the broad smooth brow,

andswcpt out over the green moss, crnshiiigdown a cluster of wild da- zies, whose tiny blossoms peepcd out here and there, amid theraven sha- dows trembling in the breeze, that watiedtheir soft perfumes over the still face. of the sleeper. It might have been that sweet thought was stirring at her heart, forjtist now the hue of her cheek grew bright as the pink ofan ocean shell, and her rose- bud lips half parted with the smile that swept liliea sunbeam over her face.

But we. have left our hero stand- ing with mouth and eyes equally ex— tended, wondcring very much ifsuch flowers were indigenous to all the groves in that region of country— woniiering what the creature was thinking of. precisely at that mo-

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of the stranger ﬁxed upon them, and sinking again to the ground she con--

ﬂush stole over her face, and her eyes ﬁlled with tears of vexation.

Our friend all this while was fully engaged in framing and uttering a thousand apologies, to all of which she listened in half-pouting silence, till her eyes glanced from his vexed face” too large dark stain on either knee, acquired by their ungentle ea- lutations of Mother Earth. Forget- ing all else, she burst into a pearl of

companion at last caught the infec- tion, and joined her right heartily.— Half an hour after the two sat side by side in the little nook, apparently the best friends in the world. He was made to understand that she had ‘ come out to make hay in her father’s

ﬁeld, and that she had selected their l shady retreat for a ‘ salle a manger,’

' wherein to partake oflier simple re- ! freshments; and he in his turn ex- plained his intrusion, and accepted with right good will a part ofher din- ner in place ol'that he had lostthrough ter means. “Te will not relate how be praised the cream pie of her own making, or how they drank spring I water from the same tin cup, or any iofthe other interesting minutiae of ! their tete-a-te. Suffice it to say,from . this time our friend Charliccsc'newed imost religiously all dinner parties, iand other merry-makings, and was t seized with quite a mania for rural : researches. TO BE CONTINUED.

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A SlMlLB.—A venerable lady of a celebrated physician in Boston,once casting her eye otit at the window ob- served her husband in the funeral procession of one of his patients, at which she exclaimed.

"I do wish my husband would keep away from such processions-— it appears too much like a tailor carrying home his own work.”

E\1PLOYMBNT.-—The cure for mala-

. . ‘ , . , . .. . "mm, and “ondumg (the V'Lm“) . "i dies is employment. ‘ Be not solitary;

it would be possible to snatch a kiss from those sweetest oflips, and es- cape. with impunity. 1 know not hmv long he. might have wondered, had not a saucy Zephyr lifted his hat at this moment, and ‘ suns ccrenioiiie,’ hore. it away.

Making a step forward to recoyer, it, he tripped against a projecting,

root and come. in no Very gentle man- ner on his knees beside the sleeper. The shock was effectual; the jetty lashes that had rested so lightly on either cheek, 1,- ere lifted suddenly.— VVith 'a cry of’ alarm the girl sprung up, but as her feet pressed the

cool grass, she turned to see the eyes,

given us to spend in dreams and

Rely Upon it, life was not reve-

be not idle. !’

: ries; but for active, useful exertion—ex- lertion that turns to some actount to l yourself or to others—not laborious i- l illeness.

Bmvrirec Worms—t The three most heautibful wards in the English flanguage, are Mother, Home and Hea- lt'en ? A young married man at our 5 elbow says, that alltne beauty and hap- 5 piness connected with the above three tare associated with the single ward ' in. Get married.

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cenled them under her, while a pink .

laughter. waking the echoes with, notes so silvery that her pleading-