for some length of time. of "Ban it get "I

.‘0 title ed, IS a y very tines! - months OItIt and II. I! now

The sufferer

doing very well .-—Rec.

Robeson—pit Jerusalem Warehouse

“Pent an mm by the

tempt to previously made-—

lb.

mto the

The Court

jotity of 48 to 8.

£12,500. The Bill proposes the said capital. tbsurd and untenable broughthefore a Legislature, and it

in the Assembly at

trogot'ernments, for the transmis- sion ot the mails between England and her Canadian Provinces, through this country, has been concluded at

5;.

illltebrought here and received by

—a . = . N

durorc

We have to record a lamentable

y in it. {employ of Messrs. Watson, 8t. ,y ting, and residing In St. Bernard er W. ofIBleury Street, went out

the ice oppositethe Artillery Bar- I“. When near that part of the treat St. Illary,which otving to the Idtty ofthe stream is not frozen the was seen by parties on shore

How the pargnts knokw

' it is about ve wee s no" but :ht'h‘: injury was first receiv- t that time the child. was is ten an infant at the breast,

Tuesday night the was broken d five barrels or casks of bnndy that were lately seized and Excise Department, were arried away. An unsuccessful at c force open the same was

CANADIAN Paausmen‘r.—The To- mnto Globe states that tWo measures ottomeimportance have been brought House. First,—a Bill, by Mr. Christie, for establishing a Court ot‘lutpeachment of Public Officers.— is to be the Legislative Council, and the supreme Judges as- ristingtbem. The Bill was read a first time on the 20th ult , by a ma-

'l'he other measure is a bill to es- tsltlish a Cotton Manufactory at Sher- brooItc, with a Joint Stock capital of to limit the liability ofthe partners to Never was a more proposition

in sign of the darkness which reigns Montreal,— shen we say that the Bill was read second time by a majority 4| to 18!

Ctstontrt Marts—We understand that the negotiations between the 40

atbington, and the mails from Eng- ltndtrill hereafter be landed from bettesmshtps at Boston instead of and the mails from Canada

steamers, instead of being taken

ncordRailroad Company.—Buul-‘er

had passed by& ress for the An-

nexation of Tonga the Union, was under consideration in the Senate.

SHIP NEWS. Arrivals from hence.-« ' “nary Ann. LwerpoolJan. Swansea,Jan. 5. Milicent. Deal, Jan. 2'2. Catherine. Deal, Jan.26. Caithuess-shire. lS’httild1;.|.lttn 6. Constance. ea , ei-Q. Arrit' d th from New York' 2 ’ e wanderer, Bristol. Feb. Sailed the Fire Sisters, for St. John, N.B. At. Barbatloes, Jan. 2. Island, 9‘2 days.

MARRIED.

0n the 90th inst. at Poplar Grove,Be- deque, by the Rev. Alexander Mace donald, Mr. John Bynon. of 'I‘ryon, to Agnes. eldest daughter of Robert Muir- head. Esq. of the same place.

DIED.

At Huntingdon, Canada East, on Fri- day the 17th 01 January, after a painful and protracted illness, Mary Jameson, wife ofthe Rev. William Morris, aged 97 years, formerly of Charlottetown.

At deque, on Sunday night last,

brig Idas,P. E.

Mr. John R. Gardiner, aged 20 years.

Central Agricultural Society's Janna!

GRAIN SHOW FOR 1845.

THE following Premiums for compe- tition oI GRAIN, &c. will be offer- ed on Wednesday the 5th of March, at the Market Square, Charlottetown, at the hour of 10 o’clock. Competition open to all persons.

For the best Wheat, 505.; second best

s. For the best two rowed Barley, 30s.: second best, 20s.

For the best tour-rowed Barley,30s.; second best :30:-

For the best Black Oats,30s.; second best 20s.

For the best sample Red Clover Seed, not less than 50 lbs. 80s

The Grain to be the growth ofthe sea- son 1844: each sack to contain three bushels. All Grain and Seed to which a prize is awarded, to be surrendered and become the property of the Society; and every person receiving a prize will be required to enroll his name as a Mem- ber, and pay a yearly subscription.

Nopremiums awarded without com- petition of three samples.

The prize Grain will be set up and sold at Auction, imtnediately alter the Judges’ decision.

The Public are respecttully invited to view the Exhibition between the hours of II and I. .

Judges—Messrs. Thomas Pethtclt, James Miller. and John Hyde.

Feb. Ist. It'db.

'I‘O CABINET MAKERS. CARPENTERS AND OTHERS.

AMES N. HARRIS has on hand,a

quantity of tbrcepenny and four-

“ [bemgly m 9MP 0“. “'9 greater penny fine clasp NAILS, which he offers :ted ofhts clothes, and throw himself in Barter, for any sort of Furniture. tore the water. Before any person N.B A few pair of Sleigh Runners th° Id reach the spot he had entirely on hand. and a few lots Oukutn—chenp. "'1 “"3".” He had attended diu- Feb 19 12' MIC Serwce early the same morning; .' , ' "'”” Des‘ e Recollet Church; on returning [:0l‘ SAPE’ ‘ e, h; complained ,hm he was un_ At James 1\ . s Store, Qeeen C °"t "'1 almost immediately went ’ .. ' ‘ ‘ - . . ' ENS’ fine Beaver HAIS at 8s.6d. twirl; lidlh‘tbiéterrgh'ch ["8 ram." saw 1‘ each ; and Mens’ strong SHOES ’ . ~ chad been for some . a, firm. I," Pair. “I m. de'Pond'M “8‘9 0f milld- [TFurniture ofdifl‘erent sorts amaz- '“ o ody has ""t yet been found.-— ingly low. tuft“r reat Gazette. Feb 19 mt _ g e ._.____‘_ -. -._...______. e... )octot loss.’.[NQU“.,..u_An Inque" m" P, E, ISLAND BAPTIST MISSION dig “BuckleyPoint,onWednesdaylast, Anylgo‘flnlf h n i ll“ ' 9 Inlet ‘ The Annual eeting o t e um °' '5' bod crimg‘on' 13'5" c°'°"°"' will be held at the Meeting House at Ieto1d u .y "I" M “u'l‘y’ ""1 Tr on on Monday 3d of March (D.V.) b ‘0 I" ""5 “'ho had been accidcn- Prayer meeting Saturday evening pre- Wd 0! 'motheredtna lumber Camp he. vious—Sermon on Sabbath by the Rev. body;. to Messrs. M’Kinnon, of Black M‘M'm Rm- LAW. TREMAIN' do“d "-some of the loose bushes about 3",, “'°‘?‘ ‘ bad tab ht a d d d “upon um“ ' 8 re, an ecease ‘ o s T. de “1 J'ns dead on his face. Ver- . , . ' . ac ' IV Wednesday etemng last, on the thh : Mmmdfillh. 0 ice opposite Charlottetown, ? large WY «FR—f Buffalo SLEIGH APRON, in... insi e corttg; 5 figflnAugiIP'ngtfl‘3' with green Baize. The finder will be In '

W of the Oregon TerritOI'y

rewarded by leaving it at the office of the Morning News. Feb 22

Miss Charlotte Eliza, second daughter of

A I! o '1' I o N'- POSITIVE SALE.

On Monday the 3d day of March next, AT 12 o’cnocrt, or! run rasmsss,

THE FREEHOLD PROPERTY

or MR. GEORGE CLARKE, viz: H A T Piece or Parcel of

GROUND situate near Major

T Lane’s fronting on Itocht'ord Square. on the East, and the Streetto Government House on the South—the same to be sold in Building Lots ofsuit-

able and convenient sizes, as laid down on a plan. LSO,

0n the following day, on the iretnises, TIlE FREEHOI.D IN'I‘ERE 'I‘ in antl to Town Lot No.71, in the First Hun- dred, having Sydney Street and Pownal Square in front ; on the West, the Bar- rttcltston the South, the end of Dorches- ter Street; and on the East.property own- ed hy J. E. S. Bagnall, Esq.; being di- vided and built on in nine Lots, from which a Rental is received of Fifty-two Pounds ten Shillings per year,in quarter- ly payments.

ALSO.

Immediately after, on the premisfl, the FREEIIOLD right and title otMr. George Clark in and to that new, neat and eligible Dwelling Housetsituate in Water Street, being part of Lot No.7, in the First Hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown, unrivalled as a mercan- tile situation for convenience, between the Queen's Wharf and Pownal Street Whart',and being near the Victoria Hotel and the Post Office—having an excellent

ellar, backledge and appurtenances, a sbop,parlor,2 ltitchens,a drawing- room,a sitting room, three bedrooms and use- tul attic—in every respect fitted, cum- tnodious and comfortable for a mercan- tile establishment.

lJ -

His Freehold right, title and interest in and to a plot of Ground adjoining the aforesaid Dwelling House, on the West, now leased to Mr. George Henderson, to build on for 23 years, of which two years are free of rent. the residue to he at the annual rent of Fitteen Pounds, in quarterly payments. A Dwelling House, with cellar and other conveniences, equal and uniform with the aforesaid, is to be built by the lessee, and to be de- livered up by him to the proprietor of the premises, at the expiration of the term.

These premises and plots of Land may be viewed, and plans seen, and fur- ther particulars made known, at any time, on application to the owuer, Mr. George Clarke, or at the Sale. Room of

J. N. HARRIS, Auctioneer.

@Reference to the Hon. the At- torney General as to title of the above.

Queen Square, Feb. 11th, I845.

H O R S B 8. CAR RIJIGES, AND SLEIGHS.

(New Esranusnmsxr)

ARRIAGES. IIorses, Sleighs and Saddle I'Iorses, all of a superior Ile- scription, will,in future, be kept con- stantly on hand. to hire, at moderate charges, bythe Subscriber, at his resi-

dent-e, in King’s Square. @Night Carriages, (not inferior to

any offered to the public)

MARK BUTCHER. Dec 20. If.

TO BE SOLD 11v BUILDING L o T s,

FRONTING ON POWNA L STREET,

Lg! no, so, in the Second

undred of Town Lots, itt Char-

lottetown. Apply to S. NELSON.

Feb. 15

1m

THE SUBSCRIBER

HAS received from Halifax, for sale, a consignment of superior

mam ROPE.

assorted sizes, from 6 thread Ratline to

2k inch. ALBERT H. YATES. Ch. Town. Sept. 14.

BLANK Bootts may be had to order, Book-Binding neatly executed.

TO PARENTS !

1".r1v ESTOCK’S venous-Iran.

A Suns: Russmt tort Woaats.

HIS excellent medicine has now been in

use in Nova Scotia for upwards oftwo

years, and has proved itself to be the best re-

med y for worms ever introduced into the

Province. Certificatea could easily be ob

tained in proof of its efficacy. but the sale has

been so extensive. and its beneficial etI'eetu

are so generally known, that it is presumed further evidence is unnecessary.

For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, b WILLIAM R. WA SON, Agent for P. 1‘). Island.

uj’Also for Sale as above, Harvey’s Bath and Sarsapurilla Pills. Parr's Life Pills, Maf- fst‘s Vegetable Life Pills and Bitters. Veget- able l’ulmonary Balsam, Mrs. Gardner's In- dian Balsam of Liverwort and Horehouud, Norton’s Chatnmomila Pills, Hallows ’s Pills and Ointment, Rowland's Macauar il. Kalydor and Odonto. Essence of 'l‘yre for drying the hair, Alsana Extract for reserving the teeth and gums, Solomon's Ba m of Gil- cad. Cundall's Balsam of Honey: Osley'u Era. of JamaicaGin er.Murra ’I laid Mag. nesia, Morris’ Corn latter, edicameutum, Trottor‘s Tooth Powder. Belt. of Linseed for colds,Tomato Pills.Hay'e Liniment: Dixon’s, Huat’s,Harvey‘a. and other anti-bilioue Pills, a few cases genuine Cologne, with a general assortment of such articles as are usual y kept in Drug Stores—all of which the public may rely are genuine. Doe II

8. fl.

IOYD’S UXHSIS.

For Shaving without the use of Soap or Wa- ter, with greater comfort and in much less time than usually required.

I ‘HIS Composition, among other ad-

vantages,supersedes the necessity of using Soap or Water,—besides this con- \‘enieltce the heard is perfectly removed and the Pain and Soreness ot tender sltins prevented.

'I‘ H E Subscriber would remind gentlemen that he keeps constantly, a large and varied assortment of the most approved Razors, Strops,Soaps,Bt-ushes, itnported trotn .Meclti's (far famed) man- tactory, No. 4. Leaden Hall-street, Lon- don.

W. R. WATSON.

January 29

PIN“ NOTICE- __._

THE Subscriber intending shortly to make some alteration in his sffairs,begs that all his Country Customers will set- tle their respective Accounts on or be- fore the ‘25th March next. as after that titne all delinquents will he proceeded against indiscriminately.

C. C. DAVISON. Feb. l2th. 3w.

FOR SA LE. UI’ERIOR Blacksmith’s TOOLS. con- sisting ot'Anvil, Bellows. Forge Back. Vice, Stock and Dies, and Screw Plates of various sizes. with tnany other articles. For further purticulars,apply at the Morning News Office. If Jany 29

TO GROOMS’. CO'I‘CI-I SOF'I‘ SOAP, Polish- ing Paste and Sponge, for Sale

S

VVA'I‘SON ’S. Charlottetown, Jan. 222d, 1845.

I'VOOD! PVOODI IVOOD! ‘v AN'I‘B D, at Court‘s Steam \1 ill and Brewery,ONE HUNDRED CORDS of SOFT WOOD—To be delivered this month. I‘cby I

A N '1' E D.-'I‘o the Shoemaking

Business, a lad about Is or 14 years

of age, of good moral character- In-

quire,at the office of the Morning News. December ISth tf ,

M ECHANICS’ IN S'I‘I'I'UTE.

'l‘ICKETS of Admission to the Mechan- tcs' Institute for the present year, can be had by melting application at the store of Mr. Henry Stamper, or to the Secretary.

Famin Tickets to admit 4 persons, 10s.. a,

Gentleman and Lady’s do. 7 6d Member’s o. 53. Youth's do. 2s.6d. Nightly do. 1s.6d. ARTERIAS DAWSON, Ch.Towu, Jau15. secretary .

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