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VOL. ll. NO. 63.

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APRIL.

. New Moon, 6th day, 8h. 26m noon. 3" First Quarter. 14th day, 5h 9m noon. 0 Full Moon. 22d day, 2h. 58m after ( Last Quarter, 28th day, 7h. 5m alter

MAILS.

The Mails by the Southern route to Be. dequu, Cape Traverse. 'l‘ryon River. are

(Ill.-’lRl.O'I"l'li’l‘OWN, PRINCE EDWARDISLAND, APRIL 9, 1845. PRICE,ONEPENNY.

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hoped to conceal their prey with per- ‘, stantly repossessed himself (if—ids - fcct security. Haimet hastened onl clothes and of what he held dearer in front, to see that the coast was all! still, his hog, and returned in triumph clear; and his brother, who was iii-‘. to relate to his wife this fresh victory cuinhered by the load the carried! She, p00r soul, threw her arm's round walked more slowly, and followed at him, and overweltncd him with kiss- some little distance. Travers soon‘ es and congratulations on the hold- came up with the latter. He recog-, ness and success of his ma'iimuvre — nized him. and then assuming limp ‘ We must not feel too well satisﬁed tone and voice ofthe elder brother,: of our safety yet,’ said he ; ’t'lve ‘

said, ‘ You must be tried, give it to: rogues are not far off, and as long no “mo” “were Wl‘°'°l""'°' n" me ; it is now my turn to carry it.’l there is a morsel ot' the bacon left. I OUlSthI the bright“! item.

Barat, who thought it was his brother shall be afraid ofl‘osing it; but make ’Tis known on earth the Mornin who spoke to hint, handed the pig haste and get some boiling water, and

MPRNlNG STAR.

Tort thousand stars of purest ray Begirt the heavenly throne;

Ten thousand suns in bright urra—y Their Muller’s glories own.

9; Star That rose on Bethlehem! ’

made up everyh‘londiiy morning at It) o‘clock. l'aur. MABEY, Courier.

The liastoru Mails to Bay Fortune, Fair- ﬁeld. Mount Pleasant. Lot 47, St. l‘ltlfgﬂl’tlld. St. Peters, Soutis—every Wednesday morn- ttg at 10 o'clock—I'Ar. l‘aanax, Courier.

The Western Mails to Badeque, (Vascuni‘ pee, Cavendish. Hgiiiont llay, Lot l6, New tiltisguw, New London. Park (‘ornen Port llill, l'riuce Town, St. Eleonora, 'i‘iguish,i 'l'raveilcr‘s Rest -—esery'l'hursduy morning .it It) o'clock.——lticn.\au Baum-um, Courier.

The Southern Mails to George Town- Wednesday and Saturday iiioriiiags at 8 o'- clock. 'l‘o Belfast, Murray Harbour. Von-nun lliver. \Vlii-e Sands-every Sitiautay iii9 o'clock, A. M.—S.\l‘.ll.'l-2L Lawn, Courier.

POPULAR TALES.

THE THREE TH”) ’87,

The night at length arrived. and withit the two brothers to put their plan into execution ; and. while the elder one kept watch, Burnt began to make a holein the wall at the Very rt... ‘ . I .l Luna" r, found that theic t . ol hot the cord byil l ex-t

snnt who": soon, howcvc nothing left there, which it had been suspended, am I Clillltlt‘tl, ‘ we are too late, the llll'tll has ﬂown.’ 'l'ravcrs, who was kept in a state of continual lllltt':ll.‘ttllltl could get no sh cp on account i-l hisi iiicadot being robbed, inllCthlﬁdlCll heard Some noise, awoke his trite,‘ll and ran to the horading-trough to. see if the pig was still there. lllt’l‘P' it was, safe enough; but as he felt no less anxiety about his barinnnd stable, he sallied forth. armed with ul hatchet, just to see if all n as right. i larat, who heard him go out, snizcd that opportunity «it'slipping in at the door, he then crept tip to the nod- side, and iiiiitiiliiig the th‘e (it. Im- vers, said, ‘ Mary, the hog is not hanging tip against the wall ; what have you done with it ?’ ‘ \i by don t you riicnl'o-r-t,’-v.~i:l slic, " that wc'liid it tiiidcrtheliiicadiiig-trougli?’ ‘ l‘iow I do, but I really had forgotten It.—-’ don’t you get tip, I’ll see about it. So saying, he went to the trough, and placing lilt‘ pig upon lllﬁ'ﬁilttltltl‘ ers. inarclicd oil‘ with it. Alter hav- ing been his round, and eatinniicd etcry part of the premises, .! rovers returned. ‘ I must confess,’ said his Wife.‘ that l have got a husband \VlNL-H head is not good for much; you should so soon forget w _ I hand put the pig.’- bu sooiicr (lit liehear these words than he .kllt‘w how the case stood. ‘ Ali,’ said he, ' l said they would rob inc, and they liavcdone so sure enough, “NV, and we shall certainly never it iiiore.’ Nevertheless, as the bers could i-ot be far “if. he t he would follow them, in hopes overtaking them, his property. They narrow path 3;".‘059 the ﬁelds, ltd to the Woods, in _wliicli

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it is gone F"? [(lbol ‘ Unhappy iii bought 5 Uf‘ rind of recovering. liiid taken a; the

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over to'l‘raVers. and hastened on to- we’ll e’en cook it. If thev return wards the “cod. He had not, liow- then, we shall see how they’ll man- ever, proceeded a hundred yards,i age to get it.’ So while she lighted- before, to his great astonishment, he the fire, he cut tip the pig, which. was over toolr Haimet:—‘ Confouud it,’ thrown piece-meal into the saucepan; he exclaimed, ‘ but I have been and they then. that they might take dour! 'l‘hat knave, Travers, has better care at it, sat themselves down played me a trick; but, never mind. in each chimneyocortier. But Tra- yoiishallsce whetherIuinuotamatch vcrs, who was sadly fatigued with for him yet.’ So saying, he undressed tl e' labors and anXieties of his night’s himsell, placed his shirt over his work, was not long before he began clothes, inude tip a sort ofa woman’s to doze. ' You had better lay donn,’ cup for his head,aiid, thus accoutrcd, said his wife; ‘I will watch the sauce- rau as fast as be possibly could, by pan. All the deors and windows are u ditl‘erciit road, towards the Cottage| fastened, so there is nothing to fear; -—A few years ago, it was generally of Travers, for whose arrival he wait- and, at all events, ifI liearany noise, : believed that the waters ot‘tthe Cas- eiljiist outside ol'tlie door. No scon-. I can easily wake you.’ Feeling sat- : pian were at least 300 feet below ""3 er did he si-e him approach, than he: isﬁed by these assurances, he threw level ofthoseot the Black Sea and :nntletlpio him, as if he had been“ himself, all dressed as he was, upon Mediterranean. his wifeund, counterfeiting her voice,i his bed, and in a few minutes was inquired whether had he recoveredthox fast asleep pig. ‘ Oh, yes,’ replied the husband, some time to keep watch over the ing been found that, from the great ' l have got it safe cnougli.’ ‘ GiVei kettle and its contents ; but at length number ol'stations acrossthe land se- it to me, then, and let me carry it in,§ she began to grow sleepy, and ﬁnally i parating the Caspian troin the sea of In the mean- . Azov,small errors had become great-

It rose on earth and gathered here The bright and shining throng. W Ha new around his throne appear

hi everlasting- song.

‘ Light of the w'orld,’tliat star shall be, 'l‘ill tiine’s dark reign is o’er;

The glory ofeteruity, When time shall he no more.

DEPRESSION or use CASPIAN Sea.

This view Was a— iitopted iii consequence ofa series of His wife continued for ‘ barometricul observations; but it hav-

while you run round to the stable,t snared in her chair, and see whether that is all safe, for! while, the thieves having rccm'ered 1y magniﬁed. a new mm,” {We w“ l hoard tt great noise tllﬁli‘i ilk-SE .lylll'ﬂ‘ i-(‘RIILJJ‘Qim ..G-.~";o‘;.s_bir-d wim had so cians, humus. u“, Sav,‘lch,e(rlgg Tl":ver.ss Ei‘imiﬁlii l’di‘idiziirtliei‘i‘iftlicy were not long iii Sabler,_were therehire'egggimcul i he truth of the adventure. make independent. trig . ‘

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ttm supposed wife, ‘ the rounds of [Hi hum-3 was his surprise when he. returned, to. tind his wife in bed, crying, and halt

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they would . retreat; and so i i

' - ' ' tookt lt‘ they spetdil} be. . i ' lilFll‘ hearts, and .tllPll‘l ste the ﬁnite oftht‘ir i-ii-t3 lighted a tire zit the,

i iii the joy "l lauxit‘ly to ‘i'.

i tcrprizc, they

CONCLUtiizii.

o c more went divinirigt I . . and "ﬁnd; and greatl They felt they should be dishonored devellingsi “(la in a foot or two, give t'orcvcr, should'l‘ravers get the bet- , greeing to at l u 83 l 2 English ter ofthcm in this war ofstrutiigenis. i tor the itpeanI fizl‘ision;n-w possum! l ..tlit-riwlit llc thuiidiscoverril, and they returned to his ahodp, fully feet a: t. m “'4 feet. which h'id'hecn duped again. l-ic determined to make a last 8:“)th git; smaruef’iglnseules this ‘ong pending ,, , I ' 3, h wcvcr not to he save their reputation, ant. s ea , ' H . n. B recent ““nl‘iﬁ'izmliiii Jif iii-i hodor was at lmt‘f‘lL ‘ They 3”? gm": u.) save "8 :gnogi‘iphiiihl thzzhloalso esirahlished ha” hi“. a ’ ' titre he vowed thetroublc of cooking.’ “Id Bali“ £Slll‘VLl5i‘ “5 r he Red Sea inme Make miihli‘l m“ibiieriniiiatc the at- to his brothi'r. ‘ \Vv’l'i We have had ﬁlm .the “margin il ‘30 feet abiive the WM he ‘iiiiiie‘r thutt triuniphantl)‘.l so much bother about it. they m“? (‘lllll "23's; Eras"! bied'iternnean__ tmtl‘nliiiiirh he never supposed that well spare ‘llS that. .50. ll”“'lhﬁ.Le:;;Ir2mnce of level much greater, - . F~ ld take the same road a' quiet, and II warrant. )0”. 30‘} 5 'a , , ' ' {dared "m" that which “new: iii): lH‘ entertained the WM"1 soon tiiste It.’ “"9" “9 Wei“ mime. ldlstt'l-lme lcztnw'iien tlie Nedttel’l’anea" ’(lplnlOH, that the ftlrt‘el: tiiutely “nil 0‘“ n '0“: sunk" :ne WHEEL: {an seas. H t mil ' the most convenient, pot!“ of which be Sharp?” - ‘3“ u“ p hm”: "Ht ||])t)5t secure hiding-place. mmmled "00“, and lhmﬂmi’i ll'eft'ck , , but all“ m qrv~i|1 lir'ltnnSC it for their! down the chimney. Struck ll "‘l" "' Comm? WITH A Lamas—'1 he n'WS i“ In fact it true. 'I‘hithi-r‘; pic-cc of bar-"n, Which he "er-‘Ac‘qlm’ singular combat by \Vllltilthll!f‘m5’:::3 "wen-es; aiidi t‘utly «iron out. It so happene I i "it ever gained was one whic' ‘ ant int this moment 'l‘iaVPrs awoke. lie , i" [he famiiy ofllmop [he [any]. y saw me n‘m,m”vre.nntl then perceiv- , "f Dudley, i" Norlitalltplcn':llllt}o in: wry “curly, that with enemies : hm“, for a crust. a \T-nlﬂhlll gamut}. , r. ‘ rendin" (Mk pm. the plu'.i an skiiflll, pcncc was hcttcr‘than war, ,‘wi‘h ,, helmet; her hair is iT| "c.- ~hmt 0 ii p '| ’3 ’ or two ll!“ be called nut ‘0 memo ‘ lJMmM‘eS' l and hPI‘ lllmﬁl'lall'h I‘m“? "e , pose ol cooking a t not) H -l hm". your In" “mm m "y and “ml my ‘ "min" M. mii or“, was smguim. .1" immlv l‘°“""""' “"‘?==”_“"'I’Elliot m ins“... and I “Tus‘VlW‘tt'lm ‘0 “‘"Otun-vear I390. llotut liavinaa “'5' is” bﬂ‘llyi , mat mo). “ trawl), inf ilry‘ ilivited you to partake of it.’, 'piite with one Iiiiigdale, about the. 1%” "“'"bl'ng.ainmt m I "t s 'l‘ra-i ititlo to a piece of land. “WY agreed mnch mpl w-itncred biotic If’~;l H _; ho "wet 0,, me disputed ground, and 'vcrs. who. thanks ‘" “"3. W“ m.” l --. t tat-tiled it lit' combat. it.» the day ling-s 0f the fire. had, in the ‘nicutii, -‘_'." .mimpd "amt was laid up “Mb me time. lien" “WW”: ‘0 ‘1'" “NW Sp" ". . 2 m . .th than he should sufler in ' t‘ moti- ahsem‘e l”. rpm, \V’ALnr‘xsp‘s—Thls wonderful 5 gout, r.t er

ailed himself o

' I I ~ . . ' 1nd his ttdll"ll' , . ~ 0 or losehis la 9 n, edisroheaiid asccnilthc tire. thelld People. ouci' numbered some hundreds ltlslt‘t‘trolps “Nell herself “Paine. cusponding llllllstlll.\\'llll one liaii ofﬂmugﬁmds; unawards the) were ter. ,_n r

' "' l' and went . i v ‘ ‘ er lathci s steei , . from a mm“.th H he had me“ ha": :liice-l to less than one thousand. mounted it

. ' l'" ._‘ 'ntrtlaltr at the “me up' led there. he "" "on'mr m“ h”. and "till now there are about t“ 8"”! 1:!” m- "t‘:t(;‘ litter a stubborn tiglitﬁhc EMU,“ friends return. and busy thou-t “NuanmL rl-my1mv9 cntllll’et t it- out , . .

and when he was loosened hcr thrmt :tti-l lett‘

dismounted him, on the ground sho latch, lifted tip her hleet, ” tog her hair down, on her houhlei discovered her sex. Agnes ziiiei- watd-i married into the Dudley .a'mi- ls", and iii honor of this licrivic tutti-iii, ilicr-descendants-have alive} 5 used the

selves in blowing tho tirc, than he\ called out with a voice ot thunder, . PM! your end “I” .llt'\ llorrfied at this tcri'itn: hcv lookcd tip, and ll as hearing, what

Midi-ins. They still lid their fathers, the-es- sential doctrines of the Crisps-l, and are rising in intelligence. ' lhey. are very poor, but cliccrtnl, industrious,

» and iiinnv ot'thezn are ilcviiteilly-pi- be “T‘gh‘mtoxl They are located prinCipally speei '. y H‘ t s I

Tnve” ind in Piedritout. ‘ s

tv-scvt'n pet‘s maintain. as i

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like tiiiiic.’ aimmiiiceiiir‘nt, t then seeing, as we y supposed to i.their father, they lves to ﬂight.

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