Huron Signal, 1848-06-16, Page 31
'Weibel o the It tato.
Naw Yeas, law is- . a. s
The !!testier £ands unwed at H.hfex ea
Wedeeeuar Lapves b sal rut 'n D„etua al 11
e'aMek les' sleet
Levs.ve.i. ley 97th.—Comowreial eine
are quiet awl 'needy. Money pleat? st 3 a.J
3j per coal.
Pm/we market urn .eyph.d. Orals 'wade,
with adva,eeng tendency for cern rued (lour.
Comm 4.11- Baal acem.ts from rsasufscter•
tog Carnets. Prices about j tower.
Bt's. Eugheh wheat -50 and 36s per quarter.
American Sour, 48 mid SOs. Indian corn, 33 a
34e for white and 35.37. Cur yenee. %Vcatere
canal emir 2gs. 1'htlsdefppis end Baltimore, 97
s17.6d- Stemmata to Ireland large,
Mitchell has been found guilty. The jury
deliberated 'bees hoer.. l: was thought lie
wuult[ be sentenced to Iransiertatiun under the
New Ast.
The Lard* hare throws out the !ell for the
relief of the Jews.
The state of Europe was pretty much as at
the drpart.te rel the N.yars.
APPOINTMENTS.
klacaereso p Os-r1CR, ,
Montre;-I, Jane 10, 1848.
His Excellency the lluveroor-General has
been pleased to make the fulluwirrg appuaat•
.rents, via :—
Tho Hun. Rene Edouard Caron, to be nae
of Her Majesty's Couu.el, learned in the
raw, fur that pact of the Province 0t Canada'
heretufore Lower Canada.
Lewis T. Drummond, Eaq., to he Solici-
tor General fur that part of the Province of
Canada heretofore Lower CaoaJa.
Lewis T. Drummond, E•q.. to be a
Queen's Counsel in the aforesaid part of
the Province of Canada.
Lieut. Cul. the ll..n. Marc Pa=chal De
Sale. Laterrierc, to be Deputy .AJjutant-
General of llilrtu, within and for the pru-
%ince of Canada with the rank of Lieut.
Colonel.
Juhe D. Davis,- Esq., to be Associate
Coroner for the Dialect of Niagara.
George Archibald Monigutnery, Esq., of
Chatham, to be a Pulite Notary '0 that part
of the Province formerly Upper Cassels.
Munessee,June 10, 1448.
N.veuasww Laws.—.Pursuant to a re-
quisition of number of uur meet to8ue0
nal citizens., a public meeting his twee con-
vened foe Tuesday next, by his wer.hip the
Mayor, for the purpose of expressing an
opinion in reference to the measures re-
cently prupu. d by the !tome Gurernsrent,
for the abuhooe of the Nav ete:3a Lewy
kc.
Weather delightful. 'Tbermutoeter, 68
degrees.
Taniekrroous 11.,L STuar•—O. Friday
afternoon let, about 5 o'clock, a clued pass-
ed to the west and north of the village
which discharged a large quantity. of ball or
masses of ice. The hull commenced near
the south•west corner of Scio township—
thence taking • north-easterly drrection—
de.aslating, to gra course ■n area from 1
to itj miles in settle throe the township o
acro, across the corners of Atm Arbor an
Webster, tbru' the town of Northfield, an
therms/ into Salem.
in Its coulee, It literally destroyed every
kind of crop. ililldtngs were unroofed, and
fences Ind prostrate. The growing crops
here vantsbed from the sight. Many re-
spectable persons have rnlurmed us that the
hatl-stone, were nearly of the rise of a cent-,
mon heu's egg. '1'o give some idea of its
(ince we have been informed that pieces .f
wn.ow-glaas i1'ere dr•ven stresmc it hall
eight lest ,n width, and remained fastened
ins door. The wndow-glees on the sides
of buildings exposed to the storm, was all
destroyed. , In largo fields of wheat -40
acres oe rent•—ant a vestige was Ir ft to tell
what was greasing there, The damage to
the farmers in its couree. is irreparable.—
Yet all this terrible devastation was the
work of a moment. 1t was literally a
shower of ice -_a terrific war of enemies—
guided and controlled only by that power
who created alt things,—.lfie3Eigen .tress,
730.
SADDLE, IH.iR.NE$S, MONEY AND TIME YAYu*' !
TRUNK, CAIIrE:r•BAu, AND ' ALISE
MANQPAcrosty.
11. 11OUTON,
31.t:e L, u.,iIMle 10 the public that la hes
carsomm , .4 the abei a h,.e .4 Boa roam to Ma
bison m the F.a.* arks of the Market-Siemer,—
lately eec.,I.eJ by J Redeem Jf Co.,—sad
hopes by *1,4.1 alteri..0 w meet a t.brral share
of the ppoblie ; crier syr.
V7'7tt1 Articles in the Tee& will tit told at
the LU W Fell' POSSllHLE: PftlC17e.
ft /HEN, frit: T. t PT ft l' .YI:I-'?,
sad all leeks! llerketable Produce will be ta•
ken io eachange Er A hberuld.scuuar will be
made for
FUR. FOSALE. an iicrllesi Sof H
Fleas floe -
ass. sod a fins nee Two Masa Bucur.
.1116.14111, 1344*. II. 11•
STOCK BRICKS.
STU('K BIIICKS of a very superior
L quality made by Adair's Paleat Mschiue
w.11 be toady for di livers at I!'., Brick Yard
of Ale.sru. JOHN ILi1.UE\, Jr. & Cu. on
Thursday, the gird instant, and upon the
fulluwing brute at tee Kiln : .
tinier fur 50,000, and nee mils, paid
in (:ash on debvery.• . • . at ole tell per 1000
Do. under 50,000, the tlo• *11.00 •• ••
to 'trade ur for approved esl4ored
Noted at 6 meet he from the date
of the order, • • • do. • • do...101,40 " "
.A aae..p:e way bar sect •t the "1Iuroe
Signal " office.
N. B. Another Kiln will be burnt in
three weeks time, whim there will alio bo
ter delivery House Inteet ibis 'TIDE,
G.dench,'June Ilth,_1648• 30-tf
NOTICE.
THE ilt!RON DISTRICT AGRICULTU-
RAL SOCIETY 'will offer fee Sale by
PUBLIC AUCTION, ea the, Market Square,
(:odench, on Saturday, the 21th fastest, at 3
o'clock, 1'. ll., a ibormgh bred
DURH.1.VJ N1/LL CALF,
Three nose els Old. er TER M$.—Six moo the
credit. Approved endorsed NNle will be requi-
red. J• K. G(rt/DING,,Asci
iweer.
Gsderieb, 3rd June, 1818. 20•td
BLANSHAItD (DUNCE')
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.'
PREMIUMS FOR 1040.
reeitE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
1of CATTLE, FARM PRODUCE:, DO-
MESTiC MANUFACTURES. he sill be
held at ST. MARY'S, ,n Wednesday the nth
of October, Isle, *lien the 1o11uwtag PRE-
MIUMS will be awarded : —
l1O1t5ES.
£ ' d
Fur *behest flare and Foal 1 00 0
lid hese . 0 15
Fa the least 4 year�oid Celt, t........ 0 15 u
2nd bath 0 IU 0
For the best 3'year old Filly, 0 15 Oa
2nd beat, .... 0 10 0
For the 'bre* ;1 resold Celt er Fify,.% 0 15 0
_'.d bear,..... .....• • 10 0
For the beet 1 year old (Jolt et FiSy, • 15 0
2nd hest, • ...• 10 0'
CATTLE.
For the best•Bwll, 3 year old, 1 00 0
I2nd beat, 0 15 0
1 Fur the bees T year oldjo 0 15 II
d2d bat. ..:........ 0 111 0
d For he, best y-esrlisg do: . 0 10 0
24 beet ..... ................... 0 5 0
For the best Mitch Cow, with Calf by
her side, 1 011 0
tel be..........., 0 10 0
For the bet Mach Cow� bevies had •
Calf i1 lake ..•. • ..... 0 15 0
94 best, !,... 0 10 0
For the hest 2 yeas old 4tsi(,e.: . 0 10 0
For -the best Y jet old tie'ifer,-. 0 10 0
24 beet
For the beet yrarhng Heifer Y 0 10 0
24 best, ,.-.........0 7 6
For the best Fat Ox,•....... • .. ..
For the best Fat Cu 0. 10 0
v�, 0 10•ll l
For the beet Yoke of Working Ozer,1 00 0
tel beer, ....'7.... ...... i....,0' 15 0
34 best, • 10 0
For the best Yoke of 3 ream old (Steers, 0 15 0
2,l best 0 10 6
3J best 0 5 0
Foe the be.t Yoke of 2year old Steers,,0 10 0
2J best,. .., 0 50
SHEEP AND HOGS,
eiarkcts.
Sales of Ashes at n
24. 3d * 24s 6d3 for
Pots ; !6e 3d • 26s 6J for Pearls. A sale
of Mess Pork, Montreal inspection, in bond,
al $10 75.
Jon, 13.
Prom —The market to -day has been
dull, the :nuance in freights tending tu
check 1rafoettee, We heard of a male of
superfine and some mixed at 24s 7jd. A
small lot of flan i.appecctled at 14. tiJ and
superfloe from (all Wheat at 24. 94.
A,ons—without exchange.
Hieb,
Oaths 711, inst., the wife of Roster Bassos,
Jan. Deeply regretted.
• MASONIC NOTICE.
•
Fritz Orion, N tlr 006113111111 ;Jaime Lodge
1. No. 720, will meet Is their Ledge Roon, at
I9 soon, on Pt. John's Day, the 24th instant.—
ter roe pu'p'as of lee' -'1 "e the Otfierrs appoint-
ed for the enemies year, and for general Immune.
11:7
m mueee-
iT TUE £ISUAL DINNER, •fs
WIlI tab Mem ie the Ledge Room at S o'ctoek,
P. M., veh,h ail Merging Breteren will field a
hearty weleow,e- Tickets Ss. end.
CeEiP All
Iiwthrea ie appear ra full Masonic
1ty oriels( V W. M.
T. U.detieh, 1fi13910,110aR Ig F. Secretary.
DISSOLUTION
OF! AsAI?TNERSjp.
r Dadoso, heretofore carried ea under the
1" Fire of MILES £ WOOULIFF, hat been
1►i Sal dtus.tt,d by austusi enesen 1.
hep" es isdeb'ed to the shwa Fern, are
n.
wAfA T. iL slrtt3e the!; er.nlrnts
parties toms eh' rrms agaiwer0 3e) rt,,,, *1 *Melees,
s,
seed their ares••!• de for sdl..smrnt
TRY) Ant MILES,
T. S. W OODLI3•r,
Os•seisb, Jos, fah. 18401 lew20
I. L E WI- S- ---�,
LdV, MANCLeRV, Adie `r'1
0011,11YANCINCi.
lam, 1840 OODFRICR.
For :be best Ram 2 years ole and upw'ds, 0 15 0
24 best ......................... 0 10 0
For the beet 1 year old, 0 40 0
• 9,1 beef, 0 5 0
For the best Tup Lamb 0 10 0
2.1 beet, . 0 5 0
For the best pair of Ewes and Lambe,0 15 0
2d best, 0 5 0
For the best single Ewe with Luebke •
Iyer side . 0 10 0
2.1 ben, 0 50
Fur the bestpeu[3I of Wether' or Eyes, 0 10 0
2.134..., 0 .S 0
For the beet Their, 0 15 0
2.1 best, 0 10 0
For the ben Sow, having had Pigs in
1041. 0 15 0
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.
For the best 2 Roshels Fall WVheat, . , , 0 10 0
2d beet, 0 ; 0
For the best 2 Bethel* Spree Wheat, 0 10
21 best- 0 5 0
0 10 0
For the lest 2 Bueltele or O•ts,. 0 IT 6
&f boa, 0 5 0
For the best 2 Bushels of Peas 0 10 0
21 best, 0 50
For the best 2 Bushels of Wiley,
9.1 beer,
DAiRY PRODUCE.
For the best 16 lbs. of Roll Batter, 0 7 6
ed beet 0 S 0
For the beet Keg of Batter 6e 11sa .... 0 6 0
2d beat 0 7 6
3d best, ..... 0 6 0
For the best Cheese, from 111 t. 90 the 0 10 0
2d best,
3d best• 0 S 0
For the hest Maple Sugar -20 lbs- in
Cale 0 10 0
`--M le- t 0 7 6
3d hest, . 0 S 0
DOMESTIC MAM*IPACrrRES.
For the hest 10 yards Fulled Cloth 0 10 0
2,1 brat,• 5 0
For the best t0 yards Flannel end WeeL 0 10 0
SI beet' 0 5 0
RULES OF THF; EXHIBITION.
I.t. The Material• of the feneesee Mena-
(setered Cloth sed Flannel to be produced from.
the Farm of the C'ompetiter.
9nd. Mt auh.enben having pail their aab-
trerfpties, Med nary emit, be be emitted n ews-
peer fur any Premium
3rd. Rote 1,11111.1 bare a Rise or Router is
thee nese, with a rope or elven attuned ulnas!•,
to prevent ma -ideate.
4th. All Seek ' h heed shall have bees the
bone Ila property re the Eitheh,tnr • meeth be-
fore the Show, sad all ether seises draws
mete ha.e been prodeeed an tie Pares of the
E:viebeer.
Any penmen .4eleti,g, se ■ueraptieg to violate
!!arse Rales, shelf he rendered tee.p.Ne of alma -
patiag.a ley totem occadon
WI►.1.rA M RARROl1, Fee is '8
(Ft. Mary, Ote Jere, 1814. 10w
i'_1Rd: RCUUCLO SPEGIIXCsBAB
CHEAP AND DIRECT ROUTE
Throve l'ased.t le •ren y/ Nee 1'w4.
l'iwtl.rn, 4e•a.laa, il'oolsWc4. 6e,a1f.,
H,r..huu, IE'e.p-M Ferry to I.fa/..
101 watt slow■
.s'TZ A.11NOAT BROTII
CAPT. W. JESUITS,
`A' 11.1. rue the Elegem of 1848as follows:
Jay sed Friday Moralises, at 8 o'clock,
Winds., anal lealro.l, these• to Aae4srts4rrg
3 •'cloth.
Leaves .1.nArrtiler, every 1',esdsy Tb
LD.
via-
:,
t y(iSf
Leave. !'Amnia= every Mirada-. Widnes -
fur
•` and all kind. of Staple Goode. Likewise,
urs (large quantifies of GROCERIES, pnrtt0u-
It X 7' ENS I V 1:
IMPORTATIONS.
THOMAS GILMOUR it CO.
WOULD respectfully loltmate that they
have test received, direct !rout the
New York sod Muntrr,l Marken a very
large aro. meet! 01 Sitio, Leghorn, lion
nettle, Tuacao, and tweeters Silk 114)N -
NETS., and a great vart••rl ..( almost ever)
!!'impute v1 FANCY GOODS, suited to
the faahein and tate of the ',aeon.
Mao, an exisouve stock of
HABERDASHERY, CLOTHS,
day sue 8atueley elorteure at bah'-ps.t 7 reek.
touchier at //cried and iVindsor for CAd6.a
The BROTHERS runs in enteectiou with*
1)411.E' l-LA'E: (*I'.'tAG3: COACHES.
Latalarsalied between Chatham aril tjaesouNa
by elect' (and the Steamers un Irks Ortaris)
pae.engera well bs eue6led to mach Kingston
at least three days from Chatham. Parsing•
eso leave ilamilum by steamboat ler T.,ront
Roche'er, Oswego, Kingston, Or iiny of the in
termed,.:• ports on Lake (Iuterio- Gentlem
fr all pans of the States will fled this no
very agieesble during the summer and winter,
ie passes through the most th ur.ehing pens et
Camila West. 'Phe Cliate'nt' tui leaden read
is tow completed, ...die a very gots! road.
STEAMBOAT' FARES REDUCED, via.
Chatham to lklroil and Windsor, and nue rersa.
Ca34ia Passage 01,75: Deck Peewee $1,00:
Children, half-price; florae. Buggy end one
GeoNeutae 1$3;00; Double Team,. Walton and
Driver $1,0e; Ox or Cow $1,00; ell other
Freight art pruportiva.
Referencre.—Chatharm, Ebert, WadJell &
Cu,; T. M. Taylor. Wind..,. L. 6t.H. Dev-
enport, C. Idunt, Detroit, Ives t Black.—
L.siaville, Knight & Weaver. Tecuteeeb
!louse, H. N. Smith. Werdeville, Aoderwa k
(Labe. Moo,, 8. Fleming. EefrJ, Cr. J.
Smith. 3).laware, Bulkn. Juneuoa, Ilouse,
Jph
Beast -
torte G. Ilabcoock.Lllu )toot 341.cBabcocate � M
Davis.
NO ('SED -r ON T1118 BOAT.
Chatham, April, !did. 1I'4f•
1✓ly a very aul.en•.r styli's 01 'TEAS, from
10. 8d, per pound upwards, accurdtag to
legality ; and Tobacco at all prices.
As the whole extensive stuck les been
aei?ctrd by the propr eters in person, they
sew confidently recommend *34.40 t.. 16,13
is !nen,o and custurnera, end nil the purcha.u.
n • bare been edecte,texch,a,vely on cash prin-
t*, i video, they hate resolved to sell on the
- 1 most reasonable terms and at the luw•eat
' I poealh!e prints sea case.
7,1(/" Marketable produce of every descrip-
tion 'Oen in exchange at the highest mar-
ket price.
THOS. G1LMOUR & CO.
Goderich, 18th May, 1848. 16
•
P.4 Y ATTENTION!!
AT)Npey year debta , the subscriber has
resolved that all .l01011 and !hook accounts
due to bon tad rrnuini/if onae.ded w fl
p°"
Lean Attorney for collective. It a certainly
with some rrlorteace the' he h.• sdopted, tide
re.ohtlon, u he has no desire to 110(41 ad4,(,15al
eepees& to those who ars tel owing him—bot it
is a etyma, !bit measarty if a merciless touter,
and in the pretest matinee, bis reluctance must
yield to necessity.
ROBERT MODERWELL-
Gederich, 15th Jane, 1848. 20.1f
DISTRICT CONTRACT.
�S the BRIDGE across the River Avon,
As
the village of Stratford, has not
been Let by 'Andel.'Andel.as premiou.ly adverti.ed.
the Subscriber is now prepared to enter
I into PRIVATE; CONTRACT at any time
with any Mechanic who wishes to contract
for the cnutpletioe of the work. Plan and
Specceication will be seen at T. M. 1)aly's,
!Stratford, or at the office of the aubrcriber
in Coder:ch. Offers will he received ocr-
� lunally, or by letter, eddree,ed to3I
DAViD 8PP11,
Ditf.•i0E Sareeyor, H, D,
DISTRICT SC**.0yeit s Ornca,
Goderich, 2nd May, 1848. 141
d
P. S. Early application is required and
will bo attended tn. D. S.
lively, on the 15thof Ju y art!, be handed o'er T Q ..L E T ,
fillAT Substantial and Commodious
!louse lately occupied by Capt. O'Con-
nor and John Peel, Merchant Tailor, in
Light -house street.
WIIEAT.
nniEV THOUSAND bushel. of WHLAT
21- wanted, by the 20th of this Month, for
wh,ch,C.LSH will be paid on delivery, by
THOMAS GILMOUR k CO.
Gudericb, June9, 1848. 19
STAYED OR STOLEN,
.F1ROM the 'common of Goderich about
Saturday the !0th May, • BAY
HORSE, about 13 bands high, with black
matte and tail, and a white stripe down tie
length of the face; he is about six years
old ; the nigh hied foot ie erhite as far up as
the footlock.
Any person who will return him to too
owner, or give such information as may lead
to his recovery, will receive FIVE DOL-
LARS of Reward.
• NICHOLAS DOYLE.
Goderich, June 9, 1849. 19
TO LET,
TJ1AT Store at present occupied by Ross
Robertson, Esq., web or without the
dw.Iimng !louse, and will he fired up to suit
a tenant. From (lee commanding sftuatiou
and the rapid increase of population of
Goderich and vicinity, soy person desirous
of commencing bes,nesa could not be more
conveniently located. Apply to
WILLIAJS WALLACE;
Goderich, June 9, 1848. 19
NEW GOODS.
DRY GOODS AND GI YCERTE3.
THE Subsetiber is just in receipt of
quantity of DRY GOODS and GRO-
CERIES • and will be in continual receipt
of New Good., from this time till the close
of navigatitene'
A QUANTITY OF FINE SALT,
Just receive,! on Commission, which the
Subscriber will sell eboap (or CASH, Wheal
or Oats, at the cosh price.
P. S.—Butter, Wool, Timothy Reed,
Wheat, and all other kinds of merchantable
Produce taken in exchange for Goods at
Cash Price.
CHRISTOPHER CRADB.
Goiseich, June 2, 1848. 3110
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
MARKET .QC.9RE:.
Tt'S'r received, and will be sold cheap for
e cash or marketable produce, a large as-
sortment of
Do0T18.-RNI) SIIOES
of various sizes aid quah110,.
—ALSO—
.A largo q..Ianttty of different descriptions
of LEATIIER, which will be sold to the
trade en the most reasonable terms, either a
by wholesale or retail. Intending purcha.- ! n
en are requested to call and examine for '
themselves at the !toot and Shoe Stereo(
THOMAS WATKiNS.
7' Pegs and Findings for sale.
Goderich, May 20, 1848. 1 7tf
N. B.—Patent SCALE, weighing from
a !b. to 300, for sale.
NOTICE.
ALSO FOR SALE s
A tenable Lot in Main Street, on advanta-
geous terms. Apply to
WILLIAM WALLACE.
Godericb, May 4th, 1848. 14tf
STOLEN OR STRAYED -
ABOUT the first of April from the prem -
thee of WILLIAM °BELL, Stanley,
London Road, a Yoke of Oxen. One black,
with a Bell, and the other red and white,
with the loft ere nearly blind—any informa-
tion respecting them, will be thankfully re-
ceived by the owner, or at the Signal Office.
Goderich, May 5th, 1847. 14w4
FARM FOR SALE. -
THE Subscriber offers for ale Lot No.
one in the seventh Concestion of the
Township of Colborne, West Division.
There is on the premises a email Log Barn,
with 15 acres under good eultivauoo, and
well fenced. The Land is of excellent
(tality, and within f,'nine of the Town of
ode
etch, containing 100 acres.
• TERMS of Sale will be made known by P�
apph'ing to, William Robertson, Esq., Can-
ads Company's .Doge•, troderich, or to the-
aubscriber.
Gottericb, March 1st,DAVID-SMITH.161
•tf
WAGGONS AND SLE1t3IU8.
N0. i UST STREET.
?MARL r UPleeirR Teri /(Ra i171Wa�1
terser.
THE Subscriber* beg* leave to Intone
his friends and the public at large, that
he 1s new prepared to teethe orders for
LUMIBEI( Olt LIGHT WAGGONS,
which shall be mannfactnred of the beet
rnarer'aly, acid by experienced woikuwn.
Qt' !!ansa s and Drags ;nude le circler ;
Plough Castings Wooded,
ALEXANDER MEI.VIN.
Gnderieh, Feb. 9, 1849. Sgt
J. RUTLEDGE, & CO, •
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS,
BE•
:(: to intimate to the inhabitants of
l.uderich and our rnun,'ine country, that
they have cummsnced burners in the pre • ,
metes lately occupied as the DlvIatun Court
Office, where they will constantly have on
hand an assortment cf
SADDLES AND 1L'RIESS,
+rad all other articles io their line of leen-
nes-s, which will be sold at moderate prices.
(1' A liberal discount will be allowed to
all cash purchasers.
Gudcnch, April 18, 1848. 151(
-NOTICE.
THE Subscriber to about di.cnniinning
21- business ao Blacksmith in the town to
Godench, and hereby notifies all those to
Jebted 'to hlm, that they will be waited
upon for we* !!eaten! immediately ; and the
nbetinato ones who disregard tht intima-
wdl he handed over to that efficient 01 T1 -R
Mt
Titki
,�J,UOU ACRES OF LAND
I'TNE CANADA C'.MPANY ►ate tar
.L d1.p.wal, abuat 1,500 000 ACRICal for
LA N I/ deepeseete *4r, mahout w•.et a/ Ilse
r.. 4.304* 111 Upper Casted --.eery 6Uo.
OW Acre. are situated in Ibe Herne react,
well known 1111 one of tl.e ,sort fertile pert.
•'f the Proriac. ,* has trebt.d tie peyote
tuns to Ave year., sed nee commas tie
wards of 20,000 t, hahttente.
The LANDii ere (ffeier' by ay .1
L E; .4 .121 EJ , fir Tea leers, /o.
Sole, C A M H I1 fI N' ,\-fka pies .
ewe fifth Coal, wad /4r d.rlowrc is Iasiol-
weals brim, dost urea, trial.
The Rents, psi :dile lot Eritrean. care
year, Inc shout the Linke.* at Id.R Per
Centeepoe the price .•I tee Lead. ll wens*
01 the Lots, when LE:.-ISE;/a, NO IINEY
iS RE:CIUlRED INt534—% hint upon the
other', arcoreing to locality, .tyre, ran, ur
three )carr Rent, t be pow, to askance,
—but there pavn.rnui 1Nl tree the Settler
from forth, -r .'all. nota 2ru1, ata or 411. year
of hie term of Leese.
The right to PURCHASE the FR EF:
1}01.1) durreg the Irito, to petered to 11.0
Lews at a fixed runi named III !rare, and
'u allowance is made accordtng to after,
pared payment.
Lits of Londe, and tiny berth* informa-
tion can be obtained. lb) arpin'eti.•., If by
letter post -pain) al ilio 1'oirrAnr'sOntc..,
Torpedo and (lode rick ; of H. Ilisneas-t-,
E:.g.,..9sphodel, Colborne Ih.irtet ; I)r.
At LIN•, Guelph, .-r J. C. W. D*t.r, 1:;.q..
.N3rotfurd,11trrin District.
Goderrb, March 17,1,Y48. 7 `
PR OS I'ECTUS
FOR SALE IN
CANADA WEST.
officer the Clerk of the Court, who te ill ! saeonn to RM O.
officer
perhaps effect a CANADA FARMER.
A Family Journal of Agriculture—Intens! lin.
1 liter•ment—letenture—Selene•-GemmedIn-
Ielligeaee—published every Saturday, at R.
Brewer St. Co.'. •E.,ablishment, Toyntb,-see
i► now offered at the exceeding bee pries ul
ONE DOLLAR
settlement on more costly
and less favourable tenor.
HET.
Goderich, April 8th, 1048Y EI.i.lU11(3
STRACHAN & LIZARS,
-2-P
SJIRJSTERs anal At tonne* at Law,
Solicitors tet Chancery, end Bankrupt-
cy, Notary Public and Conveyancers, Gude-
rich and Stratford, Huron District, C. W.
ton+ Seaectiem, Godench.
DAn,ao ilosa Usenet Stratford.
laodench, April 20, 1848. — 8tnl
-FARMERS' INN,
STRATFORD,
BY THOMAS DOUGLASS.
rh(IE Subscriber (from Galt) has lately
1 rented the above well established INN
and HO'I'EI. in the West end of Stratford,
from the proprietor and late occupant, Mr.
John Sherman ; and he begs to say that he
will endeavour to see the Public and Trav-
ellers well accommodated, and their com-
forts attended to. He bar good Stabling,
and an attentive Hostler, His Isar is well
supplied with Wines and Liquors.
T110M-AS DOUGLASS.
Stratford, Milfch 1, 1848. .7403
BRITISH--
HOTEL,
GODERICE.
LATELY LCCUP18D D1) , MAC RAT TRNaUa1,
a- SUPERIOR
Subscribers having Leased too above
SUPERiOI( HOTEL, beg leave res-
tfully to intimate to their fnends and
`e public,in general, that they have opened
, Eu:R 5AlAt,
VALUABLE'•TARM`IN COLBORNE.
A PART'oryortitieu :B1':OCK G. in the
township -of Cotiforne, Western Divi,
Bios, Iluron District, containing TWO
HUNDRED 4CRES OF LAND, with
25 strew tittered -and ita,good order ; fences
is repair.- There is a good Frame House
[Cottage style), upon the premises, 35 by
32 feet ; den, a Frame Barn 50 by 35, and
Two Frame Sheds, each 30 feet long, with
a Log Farm House In tolerable repair.—
There are three running streams of water
through the I.ot; two of which are in the
clearing, and a first rate Well in the cellar
of the frame house. Wood upon the land,
chiefly hard timber. Raid farm is situated
but Yj miles from Gudench, the District
town,
(j?' This desirable property will be .old
at a reasonable price. For terms apply to
M . STRACIIAN 1k, LIZARS,
Solicitor., West -street.
Goderich, March i2, 1848. 713
II. B. O'CONNOR,
IMPORTER, WE.flSTREE'r.
rhAKES this opportunity of returning his
sincere thanks to his friends and the
public for the liberal aupport and distin-
guished patronage ho has received since the
opening of his Establishment in (loderleh,
and begs to amine thein that he will still
continue to supply them with the beet and
cheapest articles in hie line as onus!. Ile
would direct their attention to his varied
rad extentensive imporlatione which he is
ow receiving of DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RIES, CROCKERY and HARDWARE
the low prices of which he is certain will
speak for themselves, and for quality and
variety cannot be surpassed :n 'Western
Canada.
II. B. O'CONNOR..
Goderich, Jan. 28, 18.18. HI •
( Butter, Wheat, Osto, Reeler, Corn,
ke., aid' every description of IFar.ler's
Produce taken is 4achange. Cash wi4 be
W1d fee •!'tail Gram Seed, !!ides and Fors.
STRATPORD HOTEL.
riU1F, finhsenber having relinquished the
belemees of Raking in favour of Mr.
IJe my Newman, begs to return thanks for
the support he has heretofore received, and
can confidently recommend, his soccesser
as louy of public support.
JQIJN LANCASTER.God. eh, 26th May, 1848. 171f
U. WATSON, _
RARRi9TER AN'D ATV/MOT AT LAW,
•
ascrc,roa It QAtca*r, IA'vt*UPTC1, kc.
OFFiCE IR THE OIA&Ki:'P SQUARE.
(30DERIC11.
'FA., IOM. al
I
SAAC MAY, informrhie friends and the
pnblle, that he has taken the BRICK
TAVRR!1, letwly in the rsrrnp: eine of Mr,
Brown, at the }Yat end of Stratford, where
nothing shall M wonting an lits pert to pre.
mote tb* comfort aod eosve.wnco of hie
gnosis.
I. M. flatter( bread( (het Ma 'election of
Wine lied leviers 1. equal to .0y to the
rottntry, and his Ntabltng 40p0rtrsest hi of
the moot enmplete deiveruption.
Stratford, 21th Apt!, 1848 !ltt
per year.
ri`IIE FARMER wasestabli.bed to sup -
.I.. ply a want that has long been felt to
the period:cat Literature of Canada. On
the one hand, a majority of the weekly
publications devoted their exclusive atten-
tion to the politics of "parry," a few to
Religion and kindred topics, and on the
oilier, one "magazine" poured out its
monthly stores on the grand, tneabawarabfe,
*Ag04 ricvuitallylture. lrupurtant subject of Canadian
Although it is impossible to treat of pub-
lic question without, in some sense, wrrttllg
politics, yet the FARMER has not med•
died with 'parties' our will it hereafter less
scrupulously avoid sheer lis object. are
the interesting, the useful, the necessary.
As agriculture ie the interest of first im-
portance to the people of Canada, •o is it
awarded the first place and the chief atten-
tion to the Columns of the Farmer. Emi-
gration, Commercial regulationa,Education,
Legislative enactment', and all questions
bearing on the industrial pursuits of the
country come under impert.al review..—
Short notices of useful books kc.; literary
eel
••lion', entertaining, Inatrueti►o and
moral ; the improvements and di.coveriea in
1 `Science end the useful arts ; a dish for the
!tidies and the Scraps for the boys ; the mar-
kete at home and abroad, with the general
news of the day, cutnplete the bill of fare to
which we invite the attention of every
family, in every town and township of
;*nada.
1'he first volume has met with; uoea-
pecbcd /avow from the public and the
,es's. T1,e offees;u,n„ of the latter, err
bcraliy bestowed, would'ilave consoled the
ditors with the belief that their labours
.rited, had they not received encourage_
rat• But the sebetantial support of the
bite has been such as to warrant tie, we
ink in continuing the publication• .
The second vol,tmn will be superior to
the lira' in several points. Morettme will
given to it by the Editors, and a number of
person's of the highest qualifi, loons' have
promised their asnletance as correapondente.
A number will be rent as a apcciulin to sir --
one requiring it by leper (or otherwise)
Postage paid. All orders should be sent
in by eat, or least Sth January, so that we
y know how large an edition to print. --
e unex.•pectcd demand for the back No,.
h;:uaed our coition of the latevolumnne time smee, and to prevent such aa.c-
rrsnce again, w3 hope our Agents and all
er's will send inward their ordess meth -
t delay. Subscription $l in advance.
Formato, Nov., 1947. 6
or the reception and accomrruod.ition of 3
Boarders and l'ra:ollcre, wl.ere they will P
be happy to receive those who may honourP
tbem with their patronage. It will always E
he their study to furnish the Table with an m
ample portion of the beet productions of 1 IThe
the season, and to keep their Bar supplied 1 Pu
with Wises and Liquors 'of the best de- I.'"
iiliptiotl, so as to 4*arit aha approval of
thou customers.
J. E. GOODING,
Goderich, Jan, 28, lig 8LANCASTER.
tf
N. H.—Excellent Stabling will helefford-
ed, and an active and atter ire Groom will
be always in attendance..
TAILORING ESTABLISH•
MENT. - Th
Inn
SPRING ir SUMMER FASHIONS,for 1848. ex
AFULL variety of the netvnot and most cur
improved SPIlreo AND Nt'xura Fsett- olh
IONS for 3848, have been received by the I oar
enbcriber, who will promptly attend to the
orders of all who may favour him with their
patronage.
Goderiefi 12th April, 1848;4 18MIT
• NEW STORE.
8TRATF('.RD.
BY WM, H. IIINE.•
OF all qualities and at various prices, by
Tthat he has opened a STORM at the Subscriber begs kava to iatissate i t/
T. GII,3lOUK k CO.east end of Stratford, with a geneeal sa.ort- I Feb. 11, 1848.
mint of DRY GOODS, GRUCIIRIFAI _ ----- —_4
kc. And he hopes for a "thanof the patrons i FOR SALE.
age of hie neighbour, and the public, 11e
sells cheap fur Cash or Prow/act.
WM. 1.1. 11INE.
Stratford, Marco 14, 1848. 9 am
TOBACCO.
Aextensive *tank whicwill be sold
N h. cheap for cash.
T. GiLMOUR k Co.
- ihMrich, Feb. 11, 1848. 2
TEAS, TEAS. —
NOTICE,"
ALL those Indebted to the E,.tate 1t
the late Mr. HiCKS of Stratford, will'
please Settle the same without delay, and l
without extra expenses: and also ell those;
having any Claims agein.t the above };stat.,
are required immediately to present the
same for AJjuatinent to Jour( 111c.,,
Mitchell.
Mitchell, March 14, 1848. 8
N O 'I1 I C
A PPf.iCATiON will be made tenon next,
Mesion of the Provfnctsl Legislature,
for leave to bring in a I30I to cnnstputm and
!non the following Township. and Go
and Iltnek or Land, via :—Norte Ea.thn
Rooth East hope, Downie and Grim';its
Inane/lard, Fullerton, Lngen and fhhhmrr,r,
tVell.'.Iey, 4fnrningtnn and Mary bornngh,
and {Western hatfef Wilmot, and the Sleek
of Land behind Legate—sato A new Da.
trtet. .E:X. MiTCIJE1.L. -
.
13ec'y of CnntrptttM
Mtalfnrd, [Heron).
tat of Apra.AI1811. 10.6
ALOT of t.,nd, situated on the Bay-
field road, five miles and a half from
Gwsarich--will be sold cheap..
Terms of payment tu stet pe chaser..
Goderich, Marco 28, 1848. ALVt9*fl),
J. S'TEWART.
ATTORNEY AND BARRiS'rER *
Lew, Solicitor in Chancery, Convey
ants, kc., Office !Vest Street.
Goderisb, March 1st, 1848. by
GILBERT Pt 43T6,
LADIES ANi) GKN'1'fe}:Mish'3 b
ionahl, Buot sed Shoo Mak*, yerhfiaet
&parr, 6n1ertch,
Mach, tat, 1848. ` .11111.5.11041
DIV. COURT•BLANKS,
[}itrNTEd) on a &merrier tenth! of a
Ior sate at the llu►uu Signal (MIte,
ehoap fir Cash.
Goderich, Jan 28, 1848. t
CLT'I' NAiLR.
411 C .34333(34 (,'CT N 111:3, asserted an -
for sale by the 3ubsiltbcr., whole
.ale and, retail ,
M. R. SE:' MOM k CO-
Goderich, March 37, 1818. 7w1