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Hnw yi. ,1117 8th.
The Brt14s•/e arse osreceived at
tBoton at two
ben by
o'clock yesterday.
°oaerters et express.
General tone ei Curs Trade firmer ; sup-
plies freer thread centimes limited. Nume-
rate bopera and holders enabled to reality
better paces. At Muk Lae. Canadian and
liaised States Wheat 43e a 48s. ladies,
84m a ff7•.
De . lotUnitedmStates 251 a 21...'
en Flour, moderate ;
fair aupply. y
Same price for Comtism.
Coittsued excitement in Ireland.
RevoleUoeary 4.etoastretioa. in Egypt.
loeargente ►sag by order of the_ Pec a.--
Outbreak impieties pertain.
Run M Saviage Basks matinees.
The O'ConneUs refused to go beyond
eoasuwuuaal Badu.
(Carl Shrewsbury said to bo favourable ts„
"1'w trial of Mitchell, O'Brien, nal
Meagher, is peoceedteg.
T►sees Steele baw attempted anieide.
A regular armed Chartist force is said to
be organised.
The House of Commons has passed the
Crowe and Government Security Bill, with
an overw►elmiag majority.
A Reform mo.tl.g has been bold is Lor' -
don, at which forty member. of Parliament
participated. Cebdsa, was one. Joseph
Items preelded.
The Pru.eiewiliet be. been diseelvud.
Berlin is agitated.
In•orgeet Poles have formed outreach -
meats in Posen. Tbey taws an army of
10,000 men, with artillery.
Asother report says tbo Poles Dumber
42,000.
The resurrection does not appear serious.
All Germany ia in a state of anarchy.
Insurrection in the north of Saxony,
wbich the Government has not been able
to suppress.
Trade at Vienna entirely destroyed.
The Government has ordered the Jesuit,
to quit Sicily.
Verona has been taken by the Ptedmna-
tese army.
TM king of Naples has been compellsli
to issue a proclamation in favour of ea
Italian independent Union.
Affairs in France are in great confusion.
A !lot was formed 40 upset the Provi-
sion& Government, and auaesinate LaMar -
tine, beaded by Ledo. Rotors.
FXTENSIVE CONF LAG RATION IN
DETROIT.
By a Telegraph report from Detroit to
this office, in conjunction with the Colonist,
we learn that at two o'clock yesterday a
terrible fire was then raging in that city.
Our communication says :-" The largo
yellow store and Mr. Ebberts store -house
gone ; forty bauildinga now burning;
Steamboat Hotel on fire; American Hotel
in Samos. Oto -third of the Cit threaten-•
ed
; Advertiser dike gone. -Glebe. •
up in 0 1-11 years weir £ U Meows we liras year,
x97 the seemed, and weer et dtaeher by AS mutually
It will thctcliire be obeeived, That should the
Sudety cuntiaae for ten years, the Manual raw of
iotenat would be ilereewel w rota. thing over 0
per cent; because there would then be x12 more
of the principali,aid up, and tau years more of
the Internea.
1t Mow only rennin fur the at Present te sheer
that 1 may burrow at any of the al..se rater tied
Yet be no " luau." Let ua take the tire, the e last
mei the be.t" will thea *peak
No man burrows metes: either at a high or low
rate of interest without he' believes that the mer
of it will be equivalent to souse shape or other to
the pice 1t oasts him. It a •pears w me that 1
weld easily point out several ways in Beery -day
Ilk, in which a person may save himself money,
M least not be a laser, by bu. rvw in.) even at 14
ppeer.ccJL, exorbitant as it may appear. Fur in-
: -It It Is but a very urtl nary butts.: that a
Ireton can rent fur 35 per month, cl5perannum,
In 8 years 2120; while at the same tune he might
be in poewF•• -on of a small sum in cash, say s.*0
or X10 and a budding elle; yet unable with t ei,c
to relieve himself of the rent Gay. But, were he
to borrow 270 at 1-1 per coat interest, that sum in
sedition to what he had, would enable blotto build
a fully better house either oC trick or frame than
can generally be rented at the abuve rate; and
the repayment of the princical with the interest,
would make an average annual payment of 218
Its., say $6 per month en eight pears 61188s. -
so that for the additional 2.2a he is in full pure
Son of a property worth at least 2100, to say
n othing of the probable ioereaw of value at the
ad of the 8 years; a source of profit of which he
could bare had no chance but fur the luau ores 70.
Again, there may be panics threatened with fore -
semen of mortgage, electmcnt from farms or hou-
ses fx nenymento instalments over due, or ac-
tions for dere on property;with all the consequent
detail of expenses which fllow in each cases; and
with all of which "toy learned friend" is thorough-
ly conversant. Tbb Society offers relief h, the
shareholder ureter all these circumstances, and
the prom comes from " the rent the patty used
w pay a landlord, the toteresi the mortgagee, re-
ceived, and, what would in the other case, have
gune ins the La wyeee. pocket. And just in such
ratio as these panics tere paying high or low
rent or interest, or feared the lass of property from
an action at Law, will they bid high or low for a
loan, and in proportion as they dose, will the
Society wind up in a longer or ,hurter peri-
od; and jum so inproponion will the shareholder be
the gainer by having to pay instalment., and interest
a year or two more or Isis.
Such Sir, is my opiuiuoses to where the profit
come. from, and !trust it may prove correct; or,
)ah'mid 1 be in crrvr, that some one more able than 1
am may point itou t fur the information and satfatic-
tioa of the public.
1 am Sir, your most obedient servant,
THOMAS KYDD.
S'FRACIIAN .I: I.IZARS,
BARRISTERS and Attorules at Lai,
Solicitors in Chancery, and Hankie
-ty, Notary Public and conveyancer*, U.
rich and Stratford, Hov n District, C. .
Jews ST..caan, Garderick.
Writhe /loam Lasses, titratfurd.
Gudench, April OO, 1848. , 6nt1
$LACKSMITII'S SHOP, &c.
BUILDING SOCIETIES.
11o. m.
GoDaalca, 25th April, 1848.
7b fats Editor of the Huron Gazette.
Si. :.t-"Itwe are all w be such gainers where
are the profits tu cows from 1 some one rest be a•
loser" -111 I.
Such, Sir, was the query put by, me the coa-
eluslon arrived at by our " learned nd " al the
meeting on Tue.dav last, alder one of the plain-
est p.esible statements matt• by the chairman; a
•statement ralctilatr,l to -how the rapid in.•rcase
of money when merely subjected to the action of
ordinary compound *merest, sad the more so
when Loewe' are added to that, and both subject-
ed to compound interest, and to bonuses and inter-
est again and again; that then the increase must
consequently become far more rapid than par-
ties not daily convenient with figures could readi-
ly imagine. The latter part of our friend's di-
lemma was, in my opinions most aptly answered
by a party present, who sardthat the a loser" was
the individual who borrowed money and did not
apply its a judicioususe, but all,wno urpoee, the
difficulty remaining uncleared up w this moment,
at least so far as he is concerned. 1 shall, there-
fore try to place the matter itt another point of
view, in the hope that he and rhes of his way
of thinking -should there be any such -may be-
come coevrnced that we may all be gainers, w•ith-
ont so much as a solitary loser amongst us.
I would premise however, that the ehazebolder
as a atareeolder, and the shareholder as a burrower,
moat be considered as separate and distinct in-
dividttals ; in order that we may the better under-
stand the subject-
Seppo•e then that our " learned friend " is a
ehazeboider in a society that will wind up in
tight years--aad even that is much beyond the
anticipated period of existence ref some societies
-►e will have pais/ up is aU x48 at the roe of
telt pr Iotnh and if he have 2100 handed
over to him as his share at that period, he will
have a clear profit of 252, or almost 951-2 per
Cert, per annum on his outlay; without the shade
of risk in the transaction, for, security to the ful-
lest extewt is required in every ease of loan.
Hat, Ae argues that he ooukl make more of
248 in a s yea ; forgetting, that the first me^111
he boson y 10s. to commence his speculation ith,
and only s6 eves at the eat of the first year, and
so on. So much for his pro6* as a warder; and I
believe he will be utkfed with that part of it, but
stilt he cedillas "I want to know where the profit
come thNowthe'it let es nppre-for the sake of argil
mens, that 1 am no mei•ber of the Society, bet
that they have 2100 to lend, and that the lave will
permit tae to be a competitor for it -1 offer 230
bonus, and six per cent interest per annum on
2100, Inc eight yeas and am declared the purchas-
er, 0 would stead Het -
Cask received in hand, 270
Principal to be paid up in eight years, 2100 0 0
Eight yeas interest oa A100 at 6 per
tent.,
4800
Deduct the amount received le hand 21700 0
0 0
Lea/ries,
e amount aid for the use o(270 Inc 0
aa the e
yeas; exactly 14 per cent per annum. But, were
1 a member of the Society, 0 wnold be very diser-
ent--q world then stand thus -
Arsenate of maatkly instalments fw
Petreltr48 0 0
Ieare aorta on t1011 u 6 per
cent.
Allow Seems Mr tees of wa of monde
Moodily
exsubscription. of 7 1-Od. m
1Gsaaaee lee,
49 00
11 10
3 00
50
Dense, the amour received le Mad 2110 1 0 0
70 0 0
Leaving, elf) 14 6
a the amount paid for the nee etf this 270 fur
eight years, or artmethtng under7l-41preeeat fat
mania Rut.** 1 would be very worm to mlelead
fay rose in thte twitter, and have truly given the
above to an example, by wbich tee average rate
of anginal forte* may be *strived at, on any
easoo lof bemuses. Imeet awe that h M rat. -o.
Markets.
TORONTO, May 5.
Flour, per barrel, 196 Ib. 101 and 1 2s 6J.
Oatmeal, per barrel, 196 lbs 17s fid and 1 16.
Wheat (fall),per bush, GOlbs 4. 6d and 4 6d.
Do. (spring) do. 3a 6d and 4 Od.
Rye, per bushel, 56 1M 3e Od and 9e 4d.
Barley, per bushel, 48 Ilia 2. 6J and Ss 9d.
Oats, per bushel, 34 Ids Is 8J and Is 10.
Peas, per bushel, 60 Ibe 2s 6d and 2. 9d.
Potatoes, per buehel, 3. OJ and 4s 6d.
Beef, per cwt, 17. 63 and Li 5e.
Pork, per 100 lbs 20. Od and 00. Od.
Timothy, per bushel, 60 lbs 4. Os and 6, OJ.
Racoo, per lbs Oe Se and Os Std. llama per
cwt 30e 08 and40e Od. Lard, per Ib 31d.
DISTRICT CONTRACT.
AS the BRIDGE across the River Avon,
in the village of Stratford, has not
been Let by Tender as previously advertised
the Subscribe,+ is 'now prepared to enter
into PRIVATE CONTRACT at any trine
with any Mechanic who frisbee to contract
for the completion of the work. Plan and
Speccificatioo will be seen at T.. M. Daly's,
Stratford, or at the office of the subeenber
in -Goderich. Offers will be received per-
.oaally, or by letter, addressed to
DAVID SMITH,
District Surveyor, 11. D.
Duratcr Suaveroli a Orrice,
Goderich, tad May, 1648. • 14td
P. S. . Early application is required and
will be attended to. D. 8.
'T'() I. ET,
TIIAT Substantial and Commodious
House lately occupied by Capt. O'Con-
n or and John l'eel, Slerchagt Tailor, in
Light -house street.
ALSO FOR SALE
A valuable Lot in Main Street, on advanta-
geous terms. Apply to
- WILLIAM WALLACE.
Goderieb, May 4th, 1848. 14(4
STOLEN OR STRAYED.
ABOUT the first of April from the prem-
ises of '%1LLiAM BELL., Stanley,
London Road, a Yoke of Oxen. Oneblack,
with a Bell, and the other red and white,
with the left eye nearly blind -any informa-
tion respecting them, will be thankt•'t'y re-
ceived by the owner, or a! the Signal Office,
Gsefer?.1, May 601, 1847. 14w4
NOTICE.
THE 2 year *id HEIFER, as advertised for
some weeks put in the Huron Signal as
having 'strayed into my premises about the mid-
dle of lot September, will be sold by Public
Auction on the Glebe Lot, Maitl nd Road, at
12 o'clock, on Saturday the FIFTEENTH day
of May, to defray expenses.
JACOB WILLSON.
Goderich, A?ril 28, 1848. 13w4
NOTICE.
THE next sr ttings of the 1st Division
Court will be held at the Goal, Godo -
rich, on Saturday the 3rd June next.
A. F. MORGAN,
Clerk of 1st D. Court.
Gederieh, 1818 April, Isis. 18
STRATI; ORD HOTEL.
IRAAC MAY, informs hie friends. end the
retitle, that he ham taken the BRiCK
TAYF..Ree, I.tely in the oecepatinn of Mr.
Brows, .t the Fast end of Stratford. whero
e otbing shall be wanting oh his part to pro-
mote the comfort and convenience of his
guests.
I. N. Batters Aimee!! that his selection of
Wise and Lielonre is equal to any in the
eseetry, and his Stabll.R department is of
the meat complete description.
Stratford, WO April, 1848. 1111
J. STEWART,
A TTOkar.Y AND RARRiSTRR at
" Law, Boltoofor in Chancery, Coovey-
•' r. ism.. Chloe West Street.
TO LET,
AT STRAT FORD.
TITS 8,.bseriber being anxious to retire
drum bueinese, wi.hee ro LST the will
known BLACKSMITH'S SHOT', Sheds,
and DWELLING HOUSE, situated in the
west end of the thriving town of Stratford ;
with the good will of the business. The
above premtecs have been ter many years
occupied, and the run of hiatus's is equal
to the beat stand in the templet. The lease
may be for as many years as may bo agreed
on. The Toole, Iron, litc. will emu be dis-
posed of. bent moderate.
JOHN SHERMAN.
Stratford, 17tb April, 1841i. 121f
J. RUTLEDGE, & CO.
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS,
BEG to intimate to the inhabitants of
Godericeand surrounding country, that
they have commenced bustnesa so the pre-
mises lately occupied as the Division Court
Office, where they will constantly have on
hand an assortment of
SADDLES AND HARNESS,
and all other article, in their line of lend -
eerie, which will be sold at moderate pries,.
07'A liberal discount will be allowed to
all cub purchasers.
Goderich. April 18, 1848. 16tf
NOTICE.
THE fast sailing Schooner AMiIERST-
BITRGH, Capt. Warwick, will leave Ilam-
ilton Moody first day of May, and Toronto 2d
of May, and will take Paseeogere and Goode fur
Godeneb.
Goderich, April 21, 1848. 12
N OTICE.
THE Subscriber is about discontinuing
business as Blacksmith in the town ui
Goderich, and hereby notifies all those in-
debted to him, that they will be waited
upon for settlement immediately ; and the
obstinate ones who disregard this intima-
tion will be handed over to that efficient
officer the Clerk of the Court, who will
perhaps effect a settlement on more costly
and less favourable terms.
HENRY ELLIOT.
G ode rah, April 8th, 1848. 11d
N OTICE.
ALL Notes and Accounts dee to the
subsenber that. remain unsettled on
the first of May next, will be handed to the
•Clerk of the Division Court Inc collection.
ROSS ROBERTSON.
Goderich, April 4, 1848. 101 f
CUT NAILS.
AnCASKS CUT NAILS, assorted siz-
es, for .ale by the Subscribers, whole
sale and retail.
M. B. SEYMOUR k CO.
Goderich, Meeh 17, 1848. 7w4
NOTICE••
t i'i'I.ICATION kcal/ Le made tattle next
_
Session of the Provincial Legislature,
for leave to bring in a Bill to constitute and
form the following Townships and Gore,
and Block of Land, viz :-North Easthope,
South Easthope, Downto and Gore,-Eiitc.,
Blanshard, Fullerton, Logan and Ilibbert,-
Wellesley, Mornineton and Maryborough,
and Western half of Wilmot, and .the Bruck
of Land behind Logan, -into a new Dis-
trict. ALEX. MITCHELL.
Secy of Committee.
Stafford, [Huron], )y
1st of April, 1848. ) 10m6
N OTICE.
IIARrIJRHEY BRANCH
OP THE HURON vurroi T AGRICUL-
TUR.iL SOCHA 1
T11E IIARPURIII?Y BRANCH of the
iluron Dutirct Agisciiitural Society
w 11 Lu14 a lleetiug (til the FsMbtuon of
FARM STOCK,
Inc. &c. Lc.
at 11r. Joeus Copy s 'lee ern, Ilarpurbcy, or
Freers, Sola. 'et, 10:8.
Fur the purpose et A,ijed ing and Aiseel
iug PRIZES for the %ileums .lairnals and
.1 tides here:oafier u,eotiuned :-
FIRST CLASS.
t s. d.
For the best Entire. Horse 1 l0 u
2n11 do. 011
11500
5 U
For the beet Brood blue and Foal. 1 0 0
2nd do. do.• 0 15 0
For tl,o boat Two-year old Filly •• •• •• 0 15 0
YnJ do. do'.'. 0 10 0
For the beat Yearling do. . . . 0 15 0
2nd do. do0 10 0
SECOND CLASS.
For the best Bull 1 10 0
2nd do U 15 0
For the best Milch Cow having had
a Calf in 1848 1 0 0
2nd
beat 0 10 U
For tho beet Two-year old Heifer
calved after the 1st Jan., 1846, 0 15'b
2nd best 0 7 6
For the best Bull Calf calved after
the 1st January, 1848.••• 0 15 0
end best 0 7 6
For the b�Jte!elfer Calf calved after
the 1st January, 1848•••• 0 l 0
2nd best.. i• 0 7 6
For the best Fat Ox 'd 15 0
2nd do. 0 7 6
For the best Fat Cow 0 15 0
end do. 0 7 6
THIRD CLASS.
For the best Ram 0
2nd do 0
For the best pair of Ewes bapieg
suckled their Iambs till the
1.t of July 0
2nd best 0
For the best pair Ewe Lambe 0
2nd do. do. ••••• 0
For the beet Tup Lamb 0
2nd do• 0
FOURTH CLAS.
For the best Boar •-••• 1
2nd do. 0
For the best Sow having had Pige
in 1848 0
2nd best 0
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.
For the best 2 bush's of Fall Wheat 0
2nd do do. • • • • 0
For the best 2 bushels of Spring
Wheat . d 15 0"
end best 0 10 0
For the beet 1 bushels Sibersn
Spring Wheat 0
2nd best. 0
For the best 2 bushels of Barley • • • 0
2nd do. do. 0
For the best 2 bushel of Oats• • • • 0
2nd do. do.• • • • 0
For the best 2 bushels of Pcas"• . • • 0
and do. do 0
For the best bushel of Timothy0
Fur the best 20 lbs. Clover Seed •• 0 15 0
For the beet 10 lbs. Swedish Tur-
nip Seed 0
and best 0
For the beat 14 Roots.of Mangle
Weitzel 0 5 0
DAIRY PRODUCE.
F
15 0
76
10 0
76
10 0
7.6
10 0
76
00
16 0
HURON DISTRICT
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
PREMIUMS FOR 1810.
&lli
N EXlllTION el CATTLE. SEEDS,
Is. 1w51EtiTIC MANU'I'ACTL'Iti:S, ate
diewill be hod at (3udericb, os Teenlay the
116th September, 1843, when the l,.lIowtag
kit MMS will be awarded
HORSES. ` l a d.
For the Leet Rome Mare and Feat, ••••. 1 Utt 0
011 tee, e.
1d best, 0 1S 0
rot IRS best 9 year pill rally........• • 1 00 0
2d best.,. ,• . •••••• 0 15 0
3d beat, s,..,. 0 10 0
For the best 9 year old Colt 1 lea 0
2J best, ................ 0'15 0
3'1 beet...... e0 10 0
For the beat Spa•.of Farm $ 10 0
2,1 beet,. ... ...•.•....0 00150 0
3Jbeet,.. .••••..
•
CATTLE.
For the best Milch Cow, O1 050 00
2d beet
3d best,..... ..... .. . . ......0 10-0
For the best 2 year old Heifer, 0 10 0
e_d best ..... .... 0 7 6
3d beet
For the best Yearling ditto, 0 11) 0
end best, .... 0 75 6
3dbeet ................. 0 15 0
For the best Bull, 0 15 0
2J beet, 0 0
3d beet
For the best Yoke of Working Oaen,.. 1 00 0
2d best ,..... .... 0 15 0
3J beet, 0 10 0
For the best "Yoke of 3 year old Steen, 0 10 0
2d beer, 0 7 6
3J best, 0 5 0
For the best Fatted Ox, 1 00 e
ed best, ••• 0 15 0
3d beet, 0 10 0
For the best Fatted'Cow or Heifer, 1 00 0
e•1 best, 0 15 0
3.1 best 0 10.0
INV. cot Iter BLANKS,
I)RI�:TEUoa• rsoreitilily •,f p. per,
fee sale at ib lerun Bign..1 Office,
cheap fir t'a.lt.
Goderich, Jae. 911, IBM
f5�
1,5OO,OOo Acias Of' LAND
FOR SALE IN
CANADA WEST.
rhliE CANADA COMPANY have Inc
.L dispoanl, about 1,(er0,000 ACRES OF
LAND di,vpeeved throes hnt't meet of the
Townships in Upper Canada -sourly 600.-
000 Acres ere.Nunitsd in the /terms Trutt,
well known es one of the meet (etude parts
tet (Inc :',evince -it haw trebled its popula-
tion in five years, et.J now contains up -
triads of 90,000 inbabitante:-
The LANDS pre -elated by way of
1. E.9 S E, fbr Teo -Tears, or for
S!ak, C A S1 1l DOH' JY -the pacts of
o.ejlftb Cosh, Mad ()e balance in 1a.4id-
re.ti being doe away with.
Tho Rents payable. Let February each
year, ase about tho Interest at Six Per
Cent.opon the price of the f.nnd. Upon -most
efthoLote,when LEASED, N(1 MONEY
IS REQUIRED DOWN -whilst upon the
others, according to locality, one, two, or
three years /tent, must be paid in advance,
-but thceo payments u'11 free the Settlor
from further calls until 2nd, 3rd or 4th year
of his tern of Lease.
The right M PURCHASE the FREE-
HOLD during the term, le secured to tho
1. -3SCC art a fixed sura named in lease, and
an allowance is made according to antici-
pated essence'.
Lista of lands, and any farther informa-
tion can be obtained, (by application, if by
letter post-paid) at the COMPANY'S 0r110aat,
SI I EEP AND HOGS. Toronto and Goderich ; of R. 1l,ane*Lae
For the beet Ram .......... 1 00 0 Esq., =Jephcdel. Colburne District ; Dr.
ed best,..-. 0 15 0 Aeetreo, Guelph, or J. C. W. DALT, EW.,
3d hew,,.........•.........•:0.10 0 _Stratford, Huron District.
For best Ewes, (Pea of 9,) Bre.d.og,1 00 0 Goderich, March 17, 1848.• 7
94 best,. - ... 0 15 0
3d best, ... • 0 10 0
For the best Boar,............. 1 00 0
2d best 0.15
3d best, oto 0
For the beat Sow, ........
1 00 0
24 best,........ •. 0 15 0
beet,
For the best 2 Fat blethers, 0 10 0
2d best,. 0 7 6
3.1 best 0 5 0
15 0 GRAIN, SEEDS AND DAIRY. -
10 0 Foi the best 50 Ila. of Salt Batter..... 0 15 0
2d best .... 0 10 0
3d best,.. ... 0 7 6
15 0 For the best 40 lbs. of Cheese,.... ••• 0 10 0
10 0 4ldppet, ..•..•..... ... • 0 7 6
3d Jest 0 5 Q
SEALED.TENDERS will be received by
Messrs. John Holmes and Robert Gib-
bons, or the Subscriber, on the part of the
Municipal Council, for the District of lIu-
ron, until Saturday 13th day of May, at 12
O'clock noon, when the Tenders will be
opened at the British Hotel in the town of
Goderich, for the following works, viz :-
1st. For Repairing parts of the Road be-
tween the 1 and 2 concessions, township n� 1
Goderich.
end. For Repaiiing part of _;,,r Lluron
Road from. Lot 22, M ,, ,Ind concession, to
.c town of Cuierich, part of which will be
r:.velod.
3rd. For building a Frame Bridge across
a stream on Lot 39, Maitland concession,
township of Goderich.
4th. For cleaning the ditch on the south-
erly side of the Road leading from the Mait-
land Bridge to the town of Goderich.
5th. For repairing part of the Road be-
tween the 3 and 4 concessions, Goderich,
Lots 25 and 26.
6th. For Reducing a hill between the S
and 6 concession@ and Let 19 aur' 40.
flans, Specifications and Form of Ten-
der, may be seen at the British hotel six
days before letting, or et the office of the
subscriber, in Goderich, on or before the
said 13th day of May next. The works
will be laid out in Sections : Tenders must
specify the nutuber of Section Tendered
for, and must Inc in dee form.
The time for finishing tho above work,
will bo stated in tee Specifications:
(Signed,) DAViD SMITH,
-detract Surveyor, H. D.
Dm -met Suevztoe'a Omen,
Coderlclt, 2518 April, 1848. # 13td
, NOTICE.
ALL those Indehted to rho Estate f
the late Mr. LICKS of Stratford, will
please Settle the sane without delay, and
without extra expenses; and also all those
having an Claims against the above Estate,
are regalred immaedure(y to present the
same for Adjustment to Josie limas,
Mitchell.
Mitchell, March 44, 1848.
8
FOR SALE.
-
ALOT of fond, .ilnate•J nn the Bay
field road, fire maw and a half free
Goderich-will be .old cheap.
Terms of payment to suit perchers/ars.
L. ALVORI.
15 0
10 0
10 0
7 6
10 0
7 6
10 0
7 6
5 0
10 0
5 0
F
F
F
or the best 25 lbs. Salt Butter•• • 0
2nd do.,. •.- 0
or the best 5 the. Fresh Butter • • • 0
2nd do. do. ••• 0
or the best 25 lbs. Cheese • 0
2nd do. do. 0
• DOMESTICS.
For the best 10 yards manufactur-
ed Cloth 0
2nd best • .•• 0
or the best 10 yard" Flannel.•••• 0
end do. do. .,•• 0
'or the best 20 lbs. Maple Sugar•• 0
2nd do. do. •• 0
RULES OF TIIE EXHIBITION :
1. Any person receiving a Premum fur
any of the above-named Grain and Pea,*, to
be obliged to sell to any member of the
Society, if demanded, Ten Bushels saute es
the sample shown, at the highest market
price.
2. The Material of the Domestic Ma"e.
factured Cioth and Flannel to be produced
from the Farm of the Ceenpetitor.
3. AU St'';cab.• flaring paid their
rub7�rIptio ettd mil such, to be entified
to competo fur any Premium.
4. Bulls most have a nog or screw in the
nose, with a rope,or chain attached to, pre-
vent accidents.
5. Heifers with Calf at toot may show as
!Infer/.
6. Al Stock exhibited shall have been
the 5 a fide property, of tho Exhibitor a
modeM botero the Shuw, and all other arti•
cies shown must have been produced on the
Farm of the Exhibitor. Any person violat-
ing, or attempting to violate, this rule, shall
be rendered incapable of competing 013 any
future occasion.
7. Any person neglecting to pay their
Subscription on or before the 27th of•June,
will be debarred from competing ororitenog
for any Premiums offered, unless they pay
to tho Treasurer, two weeks before the
Cattle Show, a aunt equal to the proportion
which such aub.cnpeon paid, on or before
that date, would have secured from govern -
mentor other sources, so as to place their
suescnptions on thosamc footing as that
of others, who pay in tune to got such
addition to the funds. -
8. All Competitors for Prizes must give
the Secretary notice of the description of
Stock or Produce they intend to show, be -
foie the day of Exhibition.
9. All Stock and Produce to bo on the
Show Ground by 10 o'clock on tho day of
the Show. The Show to commence at Id
o'clo. k, noon.
07- The Society's PLOUGHING
MA7 CH will take )r(aes in October.
G. TIIOMPSON,
Secretary, H. B. A. S.
Iiar?nrhey, 7114 April, 1848 12
TAILORING ESTABLISiiMENT.
SPRING t(. SUMMER FASlIIONS,for 1848.
AFeted, ninety of the weenie and most
.unproved SPRING sten Surma FAsn-
tnes for 1848, have .been reeeiv01by the
anbecriber, who will promptly attend to the
orders of all who may favour him with t►oir
patronage.
15 0
10 0
10 0
•7 6
16'0
10 0
15 0
100
10 0
76
10 0
7 6
A. NAYSMITii.
For the best 10 Bushels Fall Wheat,... ! 00 0
21 best, 2. 5.0
3.1 best, •................. 1 10 0
For the best 10 Bushels Spring Wheat, 2 00 0
2d best, 1 15 0
3d best, .... • 1 5 0
For the best 4 Bushels Rye, 0 15 0
2d best, °• 0 10 0
0 •7 6
For ,rte best 4 Bushels of Barley, 0 15. 0
21 best,.... 0 10 0
3dbest, ......... ....... . 0 7 6
For the best 4 Bushels of Oats„ 0 15 0
21 best 0 10 0
3J beet, ••.• ••••0 7 6
For the best 4 Bushels of Peas...... • 0 15 0
2.1 best, . 0 10-6
31 best, ....•0 70
For the best Bushel ofmotey Seed,.. 0 10 0
2l beet, .... 0 7 6
31 best, .. e0 5 0
Fur the bat 2 Bushels Coro, [in Cub], 0 10 0
21 bee: . . . . 0 7 6
3J lest, . . . . . . . 0 5 0
e3J' best, • •
ROOTS.
Fur the best Acre of 'Turnips,• • • • 0
:J beat, 0
3d. bast, 0
For the best Acre of Potatoes, • • • 0
2.1 best, 0
3:1 best, 0
MAN[; F1CTUREB.
For the best 10 yards resmestic
' Manufactt;,c,l C'oth, 0
. 21 bei, 0
sd hest, 0
For the best Petty of Demesne mode
Blankcte, 0
2d °best. • .... 0
3J hest, '0
For the best 10ards Do•nc.=tic
made Flannel, 0
21 best,- .• 0
3d best, 0
Tito above material to be from the
Farm of the Competitor.
For the best 25 lbs. Maple Sugar, 0
2d best, 0
1'ROSI'EC'1'US
Or THE SECOND VOLUME Or 7112
CANADA FARMER;
A Family Journal of Agriculture -Internal Im-
provement -Literature -Science -General In-
telligence -published every Saturday, at R.
Brewer & Co.'s Establishment, Toronto, and
is oow offered at the exceeding low price of
ONE DOLLAR per year. .
TILE FARMER was e,tabhehed to sup •
-
ply a want that hoe long been felt in
the periodical Literature of Canada. On
the ono hand, a majority of the weekly
publications devoted their exclusive atten-
tion to the politics of "party,'' • few to
Religion -and kindred topics, and on the
other. ono "magazine" poured met its
monthly stores on the grand,inexbnustable,
and vitally important subject of Canadian
Agricttltore.
Although itis impossibke to treat of pub-
lic question without, in some sense, writing
politica, yet the FARMER has not mad •
-
dled with ' parties' nor will it hereafter Ise.
scrupulously avoid them• Its objects aro
the interesting, the useful, the necessary.
As agriculture is tho interest of first im-
portance to the people of Canada, so is it
awarded the first place and the chief attelar"
Son in the columns of the Farmer. Eini-
gration, Commercial regulations,Eduestion,
Legi*dative enactment•, and all qucbuone
bedring on the industrial pursuits- of the
egostry come under impartial renews. -
Short notices of useful books Inc.; literary
idcctione, entertaining, 'reductive and
moral ; the imprmcntcnts and discoveries in
Science and the useful arts ; a •dish (sr the
ladies end the Scrape Inc the boys ; the mar -
15 0 kets at horse end abroad, with the general
10 n news of the day, complete tbe'bill of fan to
wbich we invite the attention of every
'7 G
family, in every town and township of
10 0 Canada. •
7 6 . The first volume has met with' ulte2-
specteJ favour from the public end rho
press. The encottinms of the latter, so
liberally he -towed, would have console! tbe
15 0 , Editors with the belief that their labours
10 0 merited. had they not received encourage -
7 6 sten'. But the anbdan'tai support of the
public Iran been such as to warrant we we
15 0 think in continuing thtkptiblication.
10 0 The eecoud voltamwill be impeder;to
7 6 the Brat in several points. More timo will
.given to it by the Edctore, and a number of
15 0-
pentane of the highest gnalifi, *tions have
10 0 promised their ar..iistance as corres7-ondeute.
7 6 A number will be rent as a apecimtn to any
one requiring it by le'ter (or otherwise)
Postage paid A II orders should bo sent '
10 0
in by 1st, er least 5th January, so that we
7 0 may know how largo an edition to print. -
The unexspectod demand fur tho back Nos.
-exhaneted our e'.ition of the 1st volume
tomo time since, and to prevent such an oc
currance *Cain, wa hope our Agents and a'
other. ,will sand Inward their orders with
out delay. Subecrietioo 1111 in advance.
Toronto, Nov., 1847. . 5
DISSOLUTION.
RULES OF THE LXHia1TION.
1. Any Farmer withia the District. not e
Member of this Society, by paying a donation of
One Pound, shall be emitted to compete for any
Premium.
2. All Subscribers in arrear to the Society,
who may wish to exhibit anything at the Show
are to pay the Treasurer the. sum of Ten. Shil-
lings, on or before the 15th of August „ ail
others to be admitted on paying the usual Mom I THE Partnership heretofore existing 1
of Five Shillings. 1 (So teen of Goderich, under the nam
3. An eubsenbec, having paid the su1serip- ‘,1
f LATSCiI. 5V k E148, as Cahine
mon, and only such, to be entitled to contp.'c. Raker, ie this day dissolved by mutes
4. All Stock exh,b ied shell have been the content. All ontotanding debts due th
firm, are requested to be settled withou
delay -either of the unders-grted will wa.
nn thein for that purpose : and those haver(
demands against 'bent will present tbo.
fur adjesunent,
J.A(N)U LATSCJIAW.
CHRISTIAN ERS.
Gudoriel,, April 6, 2349. ,
NOTICE. -The above establishment ws
be con tinerds nd carried On in .II it. branch
c,, as heretofore. by the enbseriber.
JACOB LATSCILAW.
April 6th, 1848. 10.3
n. WA.TSON,
Lona fl.ls property of the ErS:bitor a month be-
fore the Show, and all other articles shown
most have been produced on the Farm of the
Exhibitor.
5. All Subscriptions to be paid on or before
the 10th day of Angast nezt.i
6 All Competitors for Prizes meet gine the
Secretary notice of the demrription rr Stock ant
Produce they intend to Show. nn or before 4
o'clock. 1'. M. the 25th of Sept.-nber.
7. All Stock and Produce to be on Show
Ground by 9o'clock of the day of the
The Society's I'LOUGIIING MATCH will
take place as usual in October.
R. G. CUVINGIIAME,
Secretary.
Goderich, April 12, 1848. 1 I
TEAS, TEAS.
•
OF all qualities end et renews price*, by
V T. GILMOUR k CO.
Feb. 11, 1848.
JOHN 1. R. LiNTON,
no TA*T replete,
Onarnixcitnwr Qlur,f's .:rvtcli,
AND CONVEYANCER,
STRATFORD._
I A
TOBACCO.
N eeteneivo stook which
cheap for cash.
T. GILMOUR lt CO.
BARRISTER AND ATTORNEY AT LAV
i"LICITo$ CU14'Ct:RT, RI'RIUTTCT, kc.
(oFIOL JN TUE MARKET SQUARE,•
`4111GODEItIC11•
Feb., 18 37
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