extract from the exclusivcs- novel a brilliant water party had been arrang ed among the exclusive to go lo rcli tnoud merely to view til scene it con sisted of the glcmnores raskervilles lady tendordeo comtesse lcinsengou lady tilney lord boiteau sir william tem ple lord do chcrc mr winvard mr spencer ncwcomb comte lciosengen aud a few other young men of their set when the day arrived lord glenmorc told his wife that a3 lie was on the commit tee of the house lie should not he able to accompany her then i should far rather not go my- elf do not be so childish ho said for as we could not at all events be together jou might just as well be at richmond as ere and the day is beautiful so that i hope you will have a pleasant excursion lady glenmore sighed and hung her head while a tear came into her eye what is the matter love has auy thing vexed you is it auy thing which i can remedy you know you have only to speak and your wishes arc my laws he pressed her fondly to bis breast as he said ibis and she replied nothing nothing votes me except that we are hardly ever together as it seems to me or never but when in public and i long for the time when we shall bo in the country and that all our occupations will be mutual wheu you are not with me 1 find more pleasure in music or iu reading than in going to parties for nobody cares for me and i am sure i return ihem the compliment nay my sweet georgina this is real ly nonsense are you not courted anil paid attention to by every oue iu the most mark ed wanner do not mistake me she replied 4 have not explained what i mean- as to outward attootions of politeness oh yes i receive them iu abundance hut what 1 intend to make you understand is that the thing i take interest in and the pleasures i have in view seem so entirely diflercnt from those of the generality of the set i live in that there u nothing left for me to say and i often observe when i do speak my conscience is either laughed at or tlioy stare at mo as if they did not believe i was serious- lord glenmorc smiled nm loved his in nocent little wifo a thousand times more for her unsophisticated sweetness never theless as he was likely always to have a part to play in the great world he could not help wishing that his wife should be able without putting any force upon her inclinations to do so likewise he there fore said and speaking rather more serious ly than he had done retain always dearest georgina this youth and purity of character but for ray sake loam my love to endure an intercourse with others who maybe of a less pure uature than your self but who are yet from your situation nod circumstances likely to be those with whom you must daturally associate to please me then my dearest georgina be gin from to day put on all your smiles and let me hear that you are the envy of the women and the admiration of the men remember love to please me any thing to please you she replied she decorated herself with more than usu al care just as her toilette was about to he completed lord glcumoro entered her room with a quantity oflilies of the valley here ho said i have brought you your favorite flowers wear them loveaud let their fragranco remind you of the do nor all this loverlike attention enchaut- ed the person to whom it was addressed and her eyes sparkled with unwonted bril liancy and her cheeks were tinged with the glow of pleasure as sha fastened her bou quet in her breast lord glenmore proud of such a wife as well as ho might he ho therefore courageously opened the mu sic loaf and lady glenmore having touched a few chords gavo an assurance that better things were in store nor did ahedisappoiut the pro mi so her sweet rich- toned voice had been tutored by italian taste and swelled or sunk to every intoua- tiou with a delicacy of feeling which could not be surpassed the rem pre piu tamo was uttered in the purcstenunciation of the lan guage and mr leslie wiuynnl thought if it were only addressed to him it would be a triumph which the world he hud lived in had not yet afforded bf books for sale at the chronicle office the lady of the ma nor beinc a scries of conversations on the subject of confirmation intended for mie use of the middle and higher rnnlg of young females by mrs sher wood 1clham disowned devereaux taus of military life peace cam paigns of a cornet also the wept of wish ton wish by cooper kingston january 1 1830 otick the inhabitants of the midland district are request ed toatteud a public meeting to bo held at the court house in the town of king ston ou tuesday tho 27th inst fur the pur pose of forming an agricultural society within the said district a general atten dance of the practical farmers is particu larly desired april 14th 1830 fttijl 4tfcl reward jf jh jf absconded from the employment of thomas adams mer chant new york city on or about the 21th of february last john i a west taking cash papers c to an unknown amount lie is an englishman anj about 22 years of age five feet 6 inches in height dark eyes dark hair and much curled of slender make good address healthy countenance rather stooping ill his car riage and of boyish appearance it is believed he passed through washington city to the westward on the 27th of the above month a tra veller or companion by the name of i quetns college oxford o stands of cambridge with slight variations of spelling appears on all the waybills with west from new york through washington city the above reward of 100 dollars will be given for his apprehension and secu rity until delivered up to me or oilier peisonsduly authorized to receive and tako charge of him tho adams marcklsso tlpek canada ollltie established at york visitor 1 he lieutenant governor for the timt being tins college will open after the ap proaching christmas vacation on mon- day the 4th of january 1830 under the conduct of the masters appointed at oxford by the nice chancellor and o- ifaei electors in july last principal tie rev j 11 harris d olatc frfba of clare halt cambridge classical department viceprincipal the rev t phillips d d of querns college cambridge first classical master the rev o matthews m a of pembroke college cambridge second classical master the rev w boulton b a of we the undrrsqnfi l fy public notice that we wilt not be accountable or liable os forward ers or common carriers on the river st lawrence for the haz ard and danger of the navigation hence to montreal and vice versa wc promise the public to employ none but sober experienced men as masters of our boats we loitl at all times when it can be done effect insurance on property con signed to us with some respectable office for its safe delivery at montreal and at the lowest premium to be obtained in cases where no instructions arc given with respect to the amount to insured on the different descriptions of property we shall ensure such amount as we conceive wilt be for the safety and interest of the owners the property will be made subject to the premium paid for its insurance persons toho consign property to us for transport and object to this course will immedi ately signify it by letter in which case they must consider themselves subject to all the liabilities of the navigation hence to montreal signed v s- jones j a mes mccutcho v hookektc henderson john mcpiieilson fy co handed her into her carriage and she drove j prcscott l march2s to lady tilneys where the party wcro to j jv b owners of goods desirous of bsserablologotovvhiehallstain insurance against the dancers of the when sno entered the room sho found nobody yet arrived a servant made xa1 apology tjn she should be dressed shortly having played a few airs i p e mv department the rev c dade m a fellow of cait college cambridge and late mathematical master at elizabeth college french m j p de la haye english writing mr g a barber and arithmetic mr j padheld drawiihg master mr drury the principal will have the general superintendence of the school with the authority of a master over every de partment he will also have the pow er of introducing such alterations in the system of education as he may judge necessary from his own observation or from the representation of the mas ters the course of instruction to be pur sued will comprise the classics ma thematics english composition and history writing and arithmetic geography and french and pupils will not be allowed to confine iheir attention to a part of the system laid down to the exclusion of any of the subjects which it embraces it may be observed however that whilst j pupil who remains at the col lege till he has reached the highest form vill be prepared to enter the u- niversiay another whose views may be otherwise directed will be perfectly qualified for mercantile pursuits at an earlier period in the college course with the additional advantage of having acquired a considerable stock of know ledge which will also greatly assist him in attaining his more immediate object diawingwill be taught at the option of the parents a preparatory school will be attach ed to the college and conducted on a corresponding plan under the inspec tion of the principal the dues of each pupil for instiuction on the pianoforte she look up a novel and was busily employed in its pages when mr leslie winyard was announced la dy glenmore felt embarrassed in his pre sence she knew not why but there was something of fear and flutter that came over her whenever ho approached which she could oot command she arose aod curt seyed and then as though she had paid him too marked a distinction she remain ed awkwardly standing ns though she bad taken that position by accident not iu ho nor of bioi all this was no unobserved by mr win- yard he was too well practised in the ways of womans heart not to read tiers at a glance at last be occasioned emotion no matter what emotion ho was not to be seen with indifference that was enough for him and he despised not of turning it to his own advantage this advantage however was not iu the present instance to be obtained by a coup de main assum ing an air of polite but frigid nouchalanco be accosted lady glenmore with an ex pression of surprise at finding her the first- arrived person and then examined one of tho miniatures which hung in a glass cabi net n composure and entered into conversation by asking borao of those question which are merely the opening of conversation lady glenmore laughed and as her own ingenuous manner returned sho evinced that propensity to being amused by the present moment which is so natural and so pleasing in youth m vvill you do mo the honor to sing a du et with me oh certainly she said and turning over some music which lay scattered on the instrument sho added oh here is that delightful little duet sempre piu which though not new always charm ing mr leslie wioyard bad a sort of shuddering at tho idea that notwithstand ing her general elegance she might excru ciate bis ears by an open english pronun ciation aud a drawl by way of sentiment but be had embarked in the danger and fortunately there was no ono in the way to bear if bis own talent should be marred navigation from montreal to prescott wdl be at the college two pounds per t i will direct merchants from whom they j quarter and at the preparatory school umish us or our agents in m fuma h shillings per quarter to bo paid at the expiration of each quarter there will also be some charge for pens fuel fyc in each establishment books will be provided at the expense of the pupils the management of the affairs of the college will be vested in the directors and trustees who will also regulate its financial concerns and receive all dues for tuition the vacations will be ten days at christmas and six weeks in the sum mer from the middle of august to the end of september with a few occasion al holidays all the masteiswill be al lowed to take boarders the whole of the arrangements in tended for the improvement of the district schools cannot at present be carried into effect but if it be found practicable some of their most promis ing scholars will be appointed to exhi bitions at the college the number e- lected annually will depend on the pro ficiency of the candidates modifications of ihe system of the institution mav be indispensable but it is hoped the advan tages to be derived from permanently fixing in upper canada a public sem inary accessible to all and where a lib eral and extensive education may be ob tained on moderate terms will be felt and duly appreciated throughout the province grorgg h markland secyto the board of education york upper canada dec 2 1829 montreal with the value of each and every package signed john mcphersontf co h 4- s- jones j a mes mccvtchon hooker henderson prescott i j september 1 s29 otice is hereby given thai tenders will be received at this office until the 24th april next from any person or persons willing to rent the property well known as the kings ton tannery containing upwards of 3 acres and a quarter of land now the property of government situate ad joining the town of kingston compris ing a substantial brick dwellinghiuse currying shop stables sheds birk- mill sixtytwo vats 25 of which arc under cover with an excellent gaidun a constant run of water through the pre mises laid out and adapted to an exten sive scale of business in the tannery and cunying line the above property will be le lady glenmore soon recovered her from the 1st may next for a term of seven years subject to be return ed by government during any part of the said terra should it be required c sry lew things wlncli is worm giving j ones self any trouble about i once learn- ouner wlh llie dwellinghouso whuh is eu to sing the only thing i ever learned separate from the tannery premises oi l b mr wipyanl in for the b se gfcfcgjd answer to one of her questions u is one i i v b the very few things which is worth giving olodths notice and it may be rente without as may be required or it will be let for gaidening foi which the ground is well calculated or for any other pur pose for which it may be suitable should no eligible offer be made for it for a tan nery for further particulars apply at the ordnance office point henry or at the royal engineer office kingston the rent to be paid quarterly to the ord nance storekeeper at this station in british silver the names of two per sons willing to become security for the due performance of tho conditions o be lease will be required to be inseittd in the tender office of ordnance kingston march 25th lc30 j a notice ll notes or accounts due to the estate of the late frede rickkeeler are to be settled with j ii samson bcllville 24th dec 1828 admr stoves received and for sale by the subscriberin the market place a amity low priced cooking stoves h s fhinny kingston jany 30 1829 in consequence of the liberal patronage extended to the work ndv hi therto under the head literary no tice the writer has enlarge his p and will put to press iu a few day 1st autobiographical sketches of himself and some ofhis friends with notices of several journies into the eastern town ships of lower canada upper canada the slate of newyork the bays of gaspe and ckaleur halifax windsor and piclou in nova scotia r c in cluding a journey of 7001 miles partly in the suite of the lord bishop of que bec 2d an essay on the nature local advan tages and internal resources of the eastern townships of lower canada with suggestions for their improvement embracing the navigation by steam of the river and lake st francis the ri ver and lakes memphremogog scastoi- nepus mazzawippi e c ami the esta- blishmentof a liue of telegraphic com munications with quebec and montreal c cc by the rev edward parkin one of the nissionorics of the socitty for the propagation of the gospel in foreign parts dedicated by permission to uk lord bi shop of quebec each volume will consist of from 250 to 300 8vo pages good paper and type- price to subscribers in boards 7s 6d each subscribers can take the number of copies subscribed for in cither volume or part of each as the two though distinct works will be printed uniformly persons haviog subscription lists will please to send them to mr h h cunningham si paul street montreal by the ndofthe present month february 11 1830 jewelry watches c next door to mr watkins hardware sliiie in the shop lately occupied by wm stennett the subscriber most respectfully informs his friends in town and country that he has received a fresh as sortment of british jewelry c watches made expressly for the british market thrse wanting good time pieces will do well in calling eaily all watch es sold will be warranted to keep time clocks watches and jewelry care fully repaired highest pricf given for old silver s o tazewell kin june 27th 1s29 the subscriber has iu the press a duo decimo stereotype edition if the new testament for the useof schooy c the work will be ready for delivoy early in may next and will be aflbrde very cheap by the quantity country storekeepers who may wish for a supply will please send in their orders as early as convenient james macfarlane chronicle office kingston 21st march 1829 the subsribeol has just received a very general and select assortment of fvncy and staple goods which le offers for sale exceeding low for cash ir short ap proved aredit also a caso of christys vaterproof hats and a variety of school books and stationery c w drscoll kingston july 3d 1829 for sale red cedar pickets white do do boards plank and scantling b john mowat kingston august 8th 1829 salt rheum this inveterate disease which has ong baffled the art of the most experienced physicians has at length found a sovereign remedy iu dr la granges genuine oinrent few cutaneous diseases are met with morere- igctance by the physician nne in which he is so universally unsuccessful this ointment has stood the test of experience and justly obtained an uuparalkled cele brity it immediately removes the scabs gives a healthy action to the vessels of the skin and its original colour and smoothness numerous recomnaendations might be obtained of its superior efficacy but the proprietor chose tint o fair trial should be its only commentator it has in three or four weeks cured cases offifteeo and twenty years standing that had re sisted tho power of every remedr that was tried it not only at once give immedi ate relief in salt rheum but cures tinea capitas commonly called scald head and all scabby eruptions peculiar to un healthy children oj there is nothing of a mercurial na ture contained in it and it may be used on infants or others under any circumstances whatever price one dollar per bottle for sale by wm binley kiugston john musson quebec and george bent mon treal sole agent for the canadas kingston llthjuly 1828 the board of education for the johnstown jistrict give notice that from the preseot time it is their intention strictly to enforce the regulation made some years back by which the use of american books in teaching is prohibited and the masters are directed to confine themselves to such works of elementary instruction as are compiled by british authors only a copy of mavors spellinghook may he obtained by each master whose ceriifi- cates have passed the board on applica tion to dr hubbell that the compliance of the school masters is desired with a former regulation enjoining the use of prayers at the com mencement of school in the morning and at its close in the evening a form adapted to general use may be found in mavors spellingbook and is re commended for this purpose by tho board printed forms for the quarterly certifi cates to be signed by two trustees may be had on application to adiel sherwood esq brockville july 18i9 organs masonry for sale at the chronicle office march 13 m just published by carey lea and careyo philadelphiathe r ibst vol ume to be continued at intervals of three months of the encyclopedia americana a popular dictionary o arts sciences lit erature history and politics brought down to the present time and including a copi ous collection of original articles iu ameri can biography on the basis of tho sev enth edition of the german conversations- lexicon to be completed in twelve large volumes octavo price two dollars and a half each oy persons wishing to subscribe to the above work will please apply at the chron icle office where the 1st volume may be seen james macfarlane kingston 24 dec 1829 notice jny outstanding private accounts of john gait esquire will be settled by johnreid priory guelph 30th march 1829 notice ll persons having demands against the estate of the late abrabain barker of hallowell deceased are requested to present them duly authenticated to the subsciibers for settlement and all persons indebted to the estate are re quested to make immediate payment to the subscrtbeis who aie duly authorised to grant discharges hallowell may 16th 1s29- d b stevenson benj hubbs for sale a most valuable farm in the town- jlil ship f tliiiilijw and wlihin nine miles of belleville containing one hundred acres sixty of which are un der good improvement with a log house barn and other out houses liberal terms of payment will be given for particulars apply to dr marshall belle ville or to the proprietor on the pre mises christopher obrien thurlow 2d may 1829 valuable property for sale liv i1vtowjv 7piiat substantially built and conveni- em new house aud lot situated at the corner of wellington and victoria streets in upper bytown and extending 66 feet in front on the former and 198 feet iu depth on the latter street the house consists of a parlouraud di ning room two bedrooms a kitchen and pantry ou the lower story four large bedrooms in the upper there are also a large shed stable c erected on the premises the situation of the above property be ing in one of the most public parts of the town and commanding an extensive view of the scenery around the chaudier falls and bridges renders it well meriting the at tention of a person in business or as a re sidence for a private family indisputable titles will be given for further particulars apply to j hagerman esq attorney at law in bytown or to the proprietor on the premises bytown 27th july 1829 for sale five acres of land more or less in demorestville being part of lot no 37 in the first concession west of green point in the township of sophiasburgh apply to mrs jane mleod kingston 17th december 1s2 swedes iron jtow lauding from the general l wolfe direct from gottcnburgh 300 tons assorted swedes iron apply to william budden point a callierc montreal august 8th 1829 illiam johnson bar- m mb ikdrssm sal door to carminos lenders his grateful ac knowledgements to the public for the li beral support be has met with since he commenced business and be hopes by close attention and industry to merit a con tinuance of the public patronage kingston 30th may 1829 for sale lot no 17 in the ninth concession of the town ship ofloughboro for particulars en quire at this office kingston 9th august1828 the celebrated distiller from the united states philip castles lately arriv ed in kingston and now in the em ploy of thomas molson esq brewer and distiller of said place having from experience acquired a perfect know ledge of distillation and rectifying all sorts of liquors is desirous of giving information to those who are interested in the business the new plan of ma king pure spirits and also the method of making the new celebrated yeast which never yet failed with those who have purchased the receipt to produce from 16 to 17 quarts hydrometer proof liquor from 60 lbs meal two thirds corn and one third rye reference may be made to john ci- erpoint esq brooklyn n y mr morgan distiller troy mr philo bates canandaigua m holley do nathaniel garrow esq auburn hen ry colheurus esq do saul cleve land esq rochester mr grant dis tiller lockport mr mosses drake distiller littlefalls and mr wil liam green distiller belfont centre county pennsylvania mr castles having served a regular lime to brewing and malting wishes those who are not competent of the business to apply to him where they can have the real knowledge in its fullest perfection if at any time mr castles may be absent the business will be left with mr james morton at mr molsons brew ery kingston october 13tb 1829- the commissioners of the canada company hereby give notice that they have re ceived the necessary authority under the provisions of the act of parliament 9th geo 4th cap 51 to execute deeds to all persons who have purchas ed lands fiom them and are entitled to the same it is trusted the above notice will dispel all doubts which may have been hitherto created respecting the security of purchases under the company qythe editors of such papers as have been in the habit of inserting the companys advertisements will please publish the above notice for three months canada company voffice york oct 1829 alliance british and foreign life and fire as surance company of london estab lished by act of parliament capital five millions sterling tj1iik agents tor this company beg m leave to announce to the inhabit ants of upper canada that they conti nue to assure against loss or damage by fire and that they have for the convenience of the public appointed the following gentlemen as their agents in the county towns of the different dis tricts viz guy c wood esq cornwall messrs a fy wmorris fyc brockville james macfarlane esq kingston james g bethune esq cobourg robl wm prchtki ms sft john ross esq niagara to either of whom parties desirous of effecting assurance will please apply the agents take leave to remind the public of the following important and striking advantages that will be derived from assuring with thealliancecompany 1st perfect security 2d honor and liberality in the set tlement of losses 3d moderate premiums of assurance 4th a participations of profits 5th parties who obtain the settle ment of losses from fire are not there by deprived of their right to participate in the profits of the company 6th losses by lightning will be made good 7th the agents have the power of settling losses in this country without refering to the board of directions in london 8th reasonable expenses incurred in the removal of property from fire will be paid 9th in the case of an assurance be ing made on property for a less sum than the real value thereof the com pany will whatever loss is sustained not exceeding the sum assured 10th the extended scale on which the society is formed warrants the ex pectation that the profits to be dividi ed will be large mckenziebethuneco aoents montreal 28th sept 1826 mavors english spelling book just published and for sale at the chronicle office an extensive edi tion of mavors spelling book stereo typed from the 328th london edition- ad1827 liavinga beautiful frontis piece engravine james macfarlane kingston 21st march 1828 the kingston chronicle is printed and published every saturday by james macfarlane at his office in 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