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1,500,000 AC1tLS OF LAND
FOR SALE iN
CANADA WEST.
TIIF. CANADA COMPANY hare for
disposal, shoot 1,600,000 ACRES OF
LAZ 1) dispersed throughout most of the
Tolrnebtps in Zipper Canada --nearly 600,-
000 Acre. are situated in the Hwew Trott,
esti knew* as one of tie most fertile parts
of the Province—it has trebled to pope/s-
ties 113 five years, sed sow coateias up-
warb of 90,000 inhabitants. • '
The LANDS ere offered by way of
L E d & E, fee 7'en Years, or Js.
Sits, C .d SA DO Iff W the plan yr
oe.-,/11 Cad,wit tat islawts is I a1ai-
aseat. icing does army vita.
The Rants payable 1.t February seek
year, are mines the Interest at Six Per
Cent, upon the price of the Land. Upon most
of the Lots,
whirs
IS REQUIRED 1.10W NO MONEY
he
others, according to locality, one, two, or
three years /teat, must be paid n advance,
—bot treat payments will free the Settler
from further calls until 2nd, 3rd or iii year
of his term of Lease.
The right to PURCHASE the FREE-
HOLD during the term, is secured' to the
Lessee at a fitted sum named in Lease, and
anallowasee is made according to "atim -
Peed peymeat.
Lisa of leads. and any further informs.
tioa cae be obtained, (by apPlicativa, i( by
letter post -pad) at the Canvases Omwe,
Threat* and Gartered; ; of R. Ilransa a.y
'rel, -9spkodcl, Colborne District ; Dr.
AL,wi., Ceelpst, or J. C. W. DAt.r, Ep,,
BMeIfird, Harps Derenst.
Oedertch, MMM 17,1848. 7
TO CAPITALISTS -
GOOD and este Investments, Valuable
ELL SiTES sad FARMS for sale
os Lake Huron. "
A good, Mill Privilege nn the Lake shore
within ■ix miles of Goderich, hating 3t
acres of excellent Land, the Mill can he
built on the reek, and within 50 feet of tea
- feet deep water is the Lyne; he Mitl dam
eau be leads 16 to 18 feet high at' a Intim,
expense and on a steer faihog streata,abis-
damee of Sew -logs to he vicinity.
Mao, mill privilege
mile on the m e River which .
1 weigable to the Lake, baring 445 acres
of Leet rate lead, plenty of Pine and other
Saw -logs is the vicinity.
AND he beet
tion of FARMS o• t and sear the lake
Shore, with improvements.
The above well selected and very valuabe
property will be gold low for cash, or halt ..
the purchase mossy may remain for three
or four years on mortgage.
Apply (if by latter post paid) to Lew-
es** i.awtases, Esq., Lollies, Robert
Parka, E.q., Goderick, or to the proprietor
JOHN HAWKING.
Part Albert, Goderieh, Feb. 3, 1848. 111
VALUABLRF ARM LOTS
?05 ea La
IN THE ML YRON TRACT, NAMELY :
J'0UR Lots on the First Cosceaioa of
God.r,ch, fronting Lake throe, con-
atat*g 89, 72, en, and 885 scree respec-
tively. Two of then Lots bare cooauer
then -
able improveoest., and one of them a com-
modious Two Story Log Mous.. with Gar-
da and Orchard. Likewise, SIX LOTS
on the Second Cooeeuion, containing 80
oastm seek, two of tb.m partially improved.
il7eeeeaa Ls. aro situated oa'the Bayfield
Rosi, fro eie'!ts meld mike south of the
flourishing Town of Goderirb ; the land in
of the beet quality, and well watered, lead
the front Loa command a **utile] view of
Lake.
the La,
Per particulars py
•pp11 ,`post
by o0oderic(t.
fxM , to JOLIN-C K
17, 184E. 711
BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, &c.
To LLT.
•t . t4eT.!R,A T r Q2.1).
(rom hod'1 i alar (.
hews BLACKSMITH'S {ROP,
en4 DWELLING HOUSE, attested ie
the
west end ef Me thriving tows of r4etryr6
witb the goal will of the betimes. The
above plisurbies bate {new for matey teen
eembplad, teed eke Nu et bestow 1.
b * 4hese IEks Is theDistriet. Tbe lease
fid it eerienisei yews se may be agreed
• 71ti014 boo,Ilse, rill aloe be di.-
pense IMO *Wen le.
JOHN
1S
_1_Sik 1111114/0n*li 1St/ Int(
B. C, ATSON,
PAINTER ANI>'a9L.AZIIRI *
,, , 1'Ai'EA
w.l.-emit a.
rNa0dillss'i; .r Assarea*
1847.
" THS GREATEST POSSIBLE GOOD TO THE GREATEST POSSIBLE NUMBER."
GODERICH, I?IJRON DISTRICT, (C. W.) FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1848.
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS DUE BY THE HURON DISTRICT•
Name ee Pam whS wean Cermet-raw
Oct• i0, Famed* Company Belasee,
1848. i To 82 day. interest to date,
January 1,,Htlfary Horton, amount of Debenture,
January 1,' Interest to date,
Witham Hicks,
January LI
January 1 !stems( to date,
' an and Brown,
teletext to date,
Jasua 7 ! 1Heary Ilyodetan, (allowance for Constables)
,; Interest to date,
Surveyor General's Offer, for Diagrams, kc.,
y LI Interest to date,
!Dei, Dunlop, Balance of Disbursement,
January 1,i Interest to date,
G. flagstaff; Balance of Printing, &,c.,
January 1,• Interest to date,
John Kelton, Order of Council,
January 1, interest to date,
{Michael Gibson, Order of Session's, overcharged assessment,
Samuel Goudy, Order of Sessions, overcharged assessment,
James Smith, Constables order of Seasiot.s,
January 1,' Interest to date.
;Wm. Well., Town Clerk, Williams, 1844,
January 1,i laterest to date,
IJoha hunter, Balance,
Joseph Wheatley,
near; I,! Interest to date,
Wm. Smith,
II,_ Interest to date,
McIntosh,
Interest to dere,
David Don, Account for Postage,
Order of Council for Salary,
January 1,! Interest to date,
II1enr) Reed,
January 1,0 Interest to date,
Robert Ellis, Order of Sections,
January 1, Interest 9 months on £8 5 0
William Reed,
January 1,, interest to date,
Robert Gibbons,
Jaour! I,! Injjrest to date,
1I. Rowscll, Order of Sessions, November, 1846,
Order of Council, February, 1847, •
Jasua Order of Council, November, 1847,
ry 1, Interest to date,
JanosryJobe McDonald, Sherif,,
Interest to date,
Js°ttat ' Darnel Liur.,
y , Interest to date,
'S. Renal!, Order of 9essioas,
WM. Brown, Carriage of Parcels,
Judith O'Donnell,
Jasua Jame. Watson, Orden of Session.,
ry.1 Interest to date,
eke Morns, Order of S.uiosa,
J620477 1 - Interest to date,
Nicholas Rood, Report of Militia exemption,
Geos a:McLeod, Coroner, Order of Sessions,
1185577 1, Interest to date,
Cl! Iiodgns, Constable, Order of Sessions,
Jauenry I. Intermit to date,
ID. Lawson, Gaol V.:ell, Order of Session
January 1,! Interest to date, s'
111f. Murton, Smith -Work at Gaol, Order of Sessions,
ITbnasas Kneeshaw, cl.awag Gaoi Ckmm.'ea,
Jou !
J. G. Flynn, Town Clerk, S. Lasthope, 1844, Sac.,
say , Interest to date,
M•1.{Oeor Interestilia ., Town Clerk, Blancbsrd, 1844,
nt7
Plangagsn and Hodgim.,
',-' fy 1.1 "Interest to date,
las4ar j /Peter McIntosh,cN. Easthopa, 1844, Ssperintesdent,
y ,, Interest to date, Twice charged,
Duncan McDonald,
Alexander Wilson,
1Villi•dt Piper,
William Chalk,
C. L. Van Egmoad,
James Rankin,
D. McPherson, ,m
Robert Lab,
Richard Balked!,
Robert Hays,
/James :hurray,
`John Longworth,
John Sparling,
David Smith,
Interest to date,
T. B. WoodIiff
Interest to date,
Laurasoa and Chrisholm,
Interest to date,
Ansley+ mad Jeffery,
Interest to date,
James Gilmour,
Interest to date,
R. Dickey.
Interest to date,
C. Sperling,
Interest to date,
James McConnell,
loterest to date,
Hawke, and Homifte•,
interest to date,
Robert Armstrong,
laterest to date,
Pear McMillan,
interest to date,
Andrew McKenna,
interest to date,
Joseph Sperling
laterest to date,
Michael Lamb,
Interest 10 date,
b
teletaR to
antes liodgisa,-"'--'"T'"".
Clarke,horder
obs Dkmwe •' 4leww• it
Ate*andee McFall*, t.-,''- -.: 'r! .w,t/ t r,,
Jaauary 1,
January 1,
heavy 1,
January 1.
January I,
January 1,
January 1,
January 1,
Ussery I,
January 1,
Ja•mary 1,
January 1,
January 1,
January I,
SsMszy 1,
/Peary t,
Jamwry 1,
lamer? 1,
tawdry 1.
D• Harris,
Georg. MiU.r 1t Co. ?
interest to date,
Rose Robertson, Order s(Cesee. ,
tateratt to date.
W. R. Yom! Co.
Iateroet to mate,
Williams Wilson,
Themperes,
4tokert 88a.soe, O.d„ 0f p 0 ,
a.s.s. Berton, O.rer of Resume,
•
Pua(a'vms.. Larimani. i TOTAL -
13 3 II
7
4
4 6
30 Ib
35 15
7 10
9 5
8 4
8 4
16 6
2
128 6 t
*6 11 1
4
5.10.
1 '7 10
18 15
4
8
153 6 105
15
13 9
28 9
4 8 9
43 2
121 18 1
10
7 4
10
1. 18 10
10 1
10
6 2
! 15 3
2 4 41
8 8
10
4 10
198 6 8
4
75
11 3
11 3
II 3
11 3
11 3
11 3
11 3
11 3
11 3
1 3
10
12 10
31
11 17
19 10
7.10
6 3 4
100
5 13 9
67 11 2
30
11744 11 II
1 10 6
6 3
7 95
2 15
6 11
4 of
6"fes
9 8
1
7 45
a 6
13
1 i 115
13 05
1 16 6
i 75
5
5 6
85
4
9 11
8 11
5 15
! 10 2
1 6 12 13 6
1 25 II 9
11 19
1 6 11 19
1 6 7 11
1 7 6 4 115
1 101
5 14 10
MI 1 95
6 60 6
6 4 32 I 65
4 16 5
SOUND MORRALITY.
■r Tan R7'T•rc'( aaitruiaD.
"It li a grand thing, true and genuine
morality ! 1f 1 were a mnt.,ter, I wad never
preach up anything but just pure morality,"
1304 2 91 said Cuddy Cauldrife to his netgbour sh'•p-
9 5 3
herd, Milchae( Moody, one mornings* they
sat on the top of 1.ocbfell, and cast their
eyes over the fait dales of the Nest Border,
i 5 05 , "Aa' what foe wed ye no be preachis'
ought but morality, Cuddy 1 We lieu mut-
11 kle need o' bearing some other sort o' doc-
trine than timid morality, an' to hat some
40 14 5 other thing to put our trust in, too, beide
that."
47 8 "Quite wrong, my good fellow, I assure
you. There is no doctrine which should
9 8 be inculcated at all times, to all places, but
• that of sound morality, because it is the
! 6 3 bond of acroety and good manners, and
goes to Counteract -the e•ormoua meats of
9 12 95 general turpitude within u.."
8 4
4"1 dines think that obsar,ation is quite
i applicable as Scotsmen."
" And wherefore not applicable to Scots-
men r
" Because ye kms it is reported that we
3 6.11 -sire unco subject to the Scot. fiddle. Now,
.114 If • if there was sae 'terra muck's turpentine
within w, ane wad think it should act as •
1I preventative."
• 4 4 6 " W hew ! There's nae body can ever
get a solid argument frae you, but .ff ye
flee at a tangent into the wilds -of absurdi-
ty..
"I'1l all you what, my friend Cuddy._
20 19 6 As I take it, there's just as muck!e solidity
fn your morality' as your turpentine—a' of
in a blame. Have ye ony kind o' notion
4 i - that ye are a man o' sound moral princi-
ples ?"
1 1! 45 "I hope and trust that there has never
314
1 been any great moral turpitude perceivable .
I in my character or demeanour,"
13 4 d "Maybe sae, maybe sae. 1 hope it Is
true ; but let us bring things, to the test.—
The first an' leading error that we shep-
herds fa into, is that u' kissing the Ikea's.
T'ut's wee! kend to be our besetting sin.
46 E 65 Now, I dinna think you ■re eery gouty o'
that, for there wtooa atm o' the lasses hot
44 2 05 you come near her,,.or touch her. But
123 12 7 •
Cuddy, wawa there aince a kind o' tearer
10
story about a wild young wife, a neighbour
o' your, 1 Was there nano o'—what is't
7 4 you es' the thing,then ?
r Moral scow -
10 I thing
"1 don't know tither" was any greet de -
2 7 55 pra,ity or moral turpitude in the action,
10 7
suppoaisg it to be true, for argument sake, 10 if the'conurcination of their conjugality
- is taken into account,"
6 6"There for it ! There goes sonnd aserel-
fty, tali sail afore the wind o' delusion ! P11
tell you what, neighbour Cuddy, wham .e
2 16 115 man*" to modify the law o' God to_ suit
his sinfu' propensities, it is a braw easy way
2 8 '85 o' squaring his accouis. The moral law is
10
gayan explicit on that point; and yet, try
it a, point by point, an' you will find that
4 i9 11
you have not only broken the whole taw,
by being guilty of one breach, but broken
tete sum tote) of all the righteous command -
2, 6 11 meets. For instance 1 donna ken if ever
you killed ony o' your neighbours; but that
you haena used a' lawfu' endeavour, to pre-
serve their lives, 1 ken weel. For do you
no mind n hen we were gawp awe' to the
courting aince, that ye persoadit me against
my ain conviction, to venture on the tee,
and after I had gaen down over the lugs,
and was within a hairsbreadth o' being
drowned, ye war a' the time lying laughin
sae, that ane might have bound you wi •
setae ? What kind o' morality was that ?
I trow, right near mortality to me. And
mair be token, 1 dinna think ye wed steal
ane o' your neighbour's sheep but weel do
ye like to get a pluck o' his gene at a
quiet corner."
" My dear fellow, there was no moral tur-
pitude hese. That was probably because
I know that neighbour to be daily getting
part of his grass from me-"
and
moral ,n p! Yee never sq .afe your actions
to the law, but the law to your actions --
But that is just the way wi' poor human
25 nature; whenever she tries to uplift heraell,
she is degraded Aed particularly in this,
45 that I never yet knew a grand declaimer
6
on the principles of sound monitor', who
ever was an upright, charitable, end
amiable character; and I hard!! ever knew
6 • men of humility, who placed M. bnpes on
the works of another who had stood in hie
stead, that visa not • model of what the
other inculcated. But the best way u' set-
tling a' these points atween herds, is by in-
stances, and se i remember a beauttfu' see,
I'II iota tell you it.
sear other, s
no very far free here, tree there are twa v and we
shall distinguish them by the twit marries
that their neighbours ca' them, Tis Gide
IOWA. and Toe Bud torn. They belong
bath to the same parish, but far free being
friendly we ane another; for the fu'k. o' the
gvde town scorn to associate wi the others.
Now, there was a belly ,n the had town
that they es'd Betty Its who let out lodg-
ings to poor folks, at •, y 1r4 ntg/4'_
aad • weal filled b.,o., site often had
though her lodgers worse just the avast
reepectfu' i the coummosity- Yet, I be-
lieve wony a good Christian, and many a
humble heart, wha hada* great roulh o' Lie
1 thisry, e' the worad, were obliged, at times,
to take sleet., s*esth Betty's roof. i1k
4 ane paid his penis, as he arse 1 and there
were nee question* asked; ae whatev.r
75 else they wasted was a' paid for *forehead.
Wall, then was se sight, among others,
a woman arid key daogter came in for lodg-
inga, paid their two -peace. and went away
to a bed in the eget sober, the wane* slept,
a
withewt saki*, fee ,my tteme to tet et
dnab.
The *owes bait the •pp,ai,tsae .!
aortae seen better dale* low re her +setters
she was a lady, although ie ber lashes *nseh
eesectated: and the lilt'. (III, see sly tea
i 18 10/
128 6 ^E
1
1 11 3
1 11 3
1 11 3
I 11 3
1 11 3
1 11 3
1 11 3
1 11 3
1 11 3
111 3
4 1 3
80 15
1 'l
11 7
! 7
1 3
9 4
i
lit
i S
15
1 11 9
'116 8
1 17 15
12 17
11 1
48 7
1 1
• 12
O Id
1 15
I6
3 15
1 11 C1t109 00 10
TWELVE AND six LE
AT TM eats (N TY1Ran.
NUMBER 23,
years 01 age, was u beauufuf ae a cherub,
$arty bad learned long before to read in
the looks and bearing of her customers the
precise *tate of their nuances; so, when
she returned from *hewing tuts pair to their
bed, *hi said to the rest of bar burly cus-
tomers, e 1 leer that purr body ate' her bit
Wei° ars rather run short od the needfu',
for !'m unto far mtetaen gin they haena
mai, seed o' their supper than My o' us has
ids sight, as yet they hoe ordered seething.
1 bee prat been h:nkin', N y could hoe
spared me happen+.. 11 -Piece, I wad ban
added two or three nisei', an' bosght some-
thing good for them. For, dye ken, the
poor was lassie's greentir, t+' beater ?'
" Hob ! der' has them ! wha cases for rat-
tans like them r' quo * gruesome Scots
fink ler,
"i wouldn't be mynded to heft wony_
te
spoken trash fur my own, P(. said an
English geberluetie.
"The buddies '11 webby hie s•mtbing
slangs wee them. Far de they curve freer
said an Aberdeen man.
"And, be my shoul and body, tin, and
what is the matter where they come (rom,
or where they are going either, if they are
to be after dying of hunger in the first
place ? And, be Jesus, it you waf'give a
penny a piece, I will give my last one, be-
fore the dare shoals should be under the
death -warrant of burger,' said a ragged
Irishman.
"Nerve pe hofing so change, elms she
would pe kidleg tiroaps w slid $icon
Shaw, an old Iii hfa,ndw
th a
snuff" born in his bawd, and torsthad
a snuff *poen, a bare's loot, and a a.esepike
app sided.
"O, but i'il gi, you change, hottest man,"
said Betty Rae. " What i. the sots y
want cheered 1
Shaw w Coked with the one eye, in look -
ad ally wttb ha other, like one catcher. in
a fault, brushed his nose wtrb the hard•
is hi aand (relied, ` She ps fury pad .hang,
Pad n."
Paddy losing patience, Cursed thein all
for hard-hearted rascals, and pulling down
a decanter of ton, he r in out, and after an
absence of about ten m'at's returned with
a penny roll, and a brimming decanter of
sweet -ma, warm from the cow.
Where got you these, Paddy 1 How
cams you by these ?" was asked by alt.
"Pray thee don't be after bothering pen-
• with so many gameness
add;, and rmtt just now,"said
„d with his eereben to
isgs b
the poor woman's bed.
"Oho, noes+ s
*bate us out of ' sew t yO° thought to
go aupperless to bed?
company. and
Bot may Shutt
Patrick be my aerobe• ,( you shall do .o.
Ob botheration, no! And this little dare
Mout too 1 Wby Paddy Murphy would
rattier be after wanting her w
t,mew than the 'wade little Pier twenty
be fi::u.hmg with hanger. darting should
*lore and **aret.,st.0 t i t
log already, for her c roust he atter dho-
a partite. That's m oily 's nut bigger nor
r swats hooey : Take
jour supper heartily , And when it isdoso
you /limn have plenty more,"
In this mariner did Padd, Murphy inn no
all the whit rhe half -famished pair were at
their meal. 4 Scotsman would have tried
to discover then mimes, friends, or quali- '
ties, An Esglt.bman, if'bey had any con-
eex,on With any mercantile leru.e; but Pad-
dy had no cos*epttu° of say thing of the
sort. Whirrs be returned to he kitchen M
cou:d neither tell who they vers, whence
they bad conte, or whether they were going,
but only that they were there;'bat he was
sure of, and bad been very hungry, but he
had cured them of the( disease.
There being, by this toe, been song
interest excited about the two stranger.,
Betty Rae went to reconnoitre farther, and
retuwas very iwith
that
e
and likedy dying. for woman
"the•
'moat had taken her by the heart, and the
was a' drawn 1Lererker 01' part--, She
added farther that the woman was a mn,*-
ter.•'• dengirter, and belonged to t.ho High-
lands, but her husband had been 811104 in the '
wars, and she was leit destitute, and far
front home,
it Bet, poor woman, she'll
!lime,"caul Vett never toes
to *erne o' tier bonny
helpless harm,
an'
what's
i.nrd only kens r•y eltrw
75iia observation made Paddy wipe bi.'
eve., but he could do 150 more, for *had
stolt en his last penny on a roll for her, and
its milk, by milking some of Squire
!lardy'. cows; •ad so faddy was obfiged to
content himself with blessing them a hun-
dred times or awn, and propos that Jaime
sod Sheet Patrick would take the swats
darlings under their care, Piet .44 Nivel'
Shaw, hearing they belonged to the MINI -
alter deal of *visitation and '
excisetali•,n• et pity, actuate. •t est, un-
tied 8.. collo* seeheloth. Below it here
was asothe► one, whieh be also loosed; and
from a knot in the inner corner of that, and
which corner lay exactly w the hollow part
a neck, 80 to„(t o small pares) nI gold
gave bis haste/es one in ex.
•
elD'site for d,.rrer Whitt pert of 'Mat b• t"S
'sitehine.to wen( ray kit *pt ter .+
the lociree
w1 that he had g venher ao.hts inspect. E
thee they were watt, as afterwards et et
carne *esaifest. L
The pest da t
b •..5I to day, the heed,
andTres
o of u h
Ran, who had Imrof her heed, and old Betty ”
ewcerwh characters been compelled, by the
dealt, to gen nothlw amort whom she
ly pitalwf hew to *et, for nothing. e;Perini,
etrns,in
bet dnrmet..ry wee a blow to e in
i► after • private cosferenee withbu•frkn`
Stave, site set away ever to Ia. rood Iowa.
to the perrvh mein,s'.►, to fay eke calls be-
fore loses sad his .Osteon. ,
s Li swr,.
lee 4 mecums* to Wets 111182.1 k.