Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1848-12-01, Page 3lied do Sebastian Fryfogle, 0 10 0 First breeding Sow—W. Deege, 0 1U 0 god do John Sbermao, Pati Wheat, (kw prises see below.) Post Spring Wheal,—(name not 1 0 0 buena). [god and ted, no prize.] 0 0 0 First Barley—Antony Ket.:er, 0 7 6 0 0 0 Ind do leo prise,] Beet Rye --A. Cattier, 0 10 0 First Oats --W. Simpson, 0 7 6 2nd do W. Bradley, 0 6 0 First Pease—W. Sunpoon, 0 7 6 god do [no prize], 0 0 0 Clover Timothy, and Turnip Seed, to be shown in February, 1149. First Sweedish Turnips—J. Kelly, 0 15 0 2nd do W•Iter Patterson, 0 10 0 3rd do A. Riddle, Jr. 0 7 6 First Potatoes—John Sherman, 0 15 0 ind do Matthew Neilson, 0 10 0 3rd de John Kelly, 0 7 6 First Srkio Salt Butter, 56 Ib.. —George Scott, 0 15 0 2nd do M. Neilson, 0 12 6 8rd do Peter Crerar, 0 10 0 First new made Butter, 25 lbs. —Peter Crerar, 0 10 0 end do %V. Dunn, 0 '7 6 FirstCheese-251bs.—D• Sebring, 0 15 0 Ind do P. Crerar, 0 10 0 3rd do W. Simpson, 0 7 6 First Maple Sugar, 21-Ibs. —James Monteith, 0 12 41 1041 do W. Dunn, 0 10 0 3rd do W. Bimpeon, 0 '7 6 First Virgin Honey, 10 lbs. —S. Fryfogle, 0 12 6 Ind do W. Dunn, 0 10 0 8rd do Andrew llclmer,Esq• 0 7 6 First 10 yds home made fulled Cloth, —James Patterson, 0 15 0 Ind do Walter Pattersuo, 0 10 0 3rd du S. Fryfgle, 0 7 8 1st 10 yrs. Ilome made Flannel, George Wood, Esq., 10 0 end do. James Monteith, 7 6 ;mrd do. N. Fryfogle, 5 0 First 9 yards Blanketinc, —George Wood, Esq., 0 10 0 Ind do W. Dunn, 0 7 6 3rd do John Thomson, 0 5 0 First Double Waggon, —Jamas Palterobn, 0 15 0 Ind do George Hyde, ' 0 10 0 First Plough (Barrowmnns Patent) —Andrew Emmy, 0 15 0 god do (Improved :notch) John Kelly, 0 10 0 • Best Ilona Shoes (two sets, off and on)—John Sherman, 0 10 0 First Harney', T. M. Italy per D. —Haugh, 1 0 0 2nd do —Adam Sceg Jltller,0 15 0 £e'.I 5 0 FALL. WHEAT. Sunwi 1st, Septem Scr. 1st Beet \Vellum Dunn, 2 0 0 2nd do James Crerar,1 10 0 9rd do George Hyde, 1 0 0 41h do Robert Balantiac, 1 0 0 PLOUGHING MATCH. 14th 1 )dither. Peter Crerar, Jr. 2 0 0 D. Anderson, 1 10 0 John Kcly, 1 0 0 Andrew Fart, 0 15 0 I)an'I McPheroon,e 10 0 James Raakui, Per John Cross, 0 5 0 1st Best 2nd do 3rd do 4th do 6th de 6th do McKUt.p, Hallett, and Hibbert. and part of Logo. The London Road Society roulades the tows/hip of McGillivray, Uabsene, Btddielph, Stephen, Hay, fad part of Tuakt/srnith. From a report 01 the Show of this Society of October, 1846, it would appear that James Murray, Esq , of Hay. did touch to forward ill i•tere•ts, a well as Mr. Bell,—Mr Msrray had 12 prrtisi• rams, Mr. Bell 6, and Mr. Lamb, of (l,borne, 7. The premiums then awarded animated to £46 10s. including ploeghu,g. This year Meows. Murray, Balker ill, Bissett, Wlutrtord, and lamb obtaiwd r I premiums. The operation of the Dlstriet Society at Goderich, (begun in Spring of 1842,) ars con6sed to • limned local- ity—chiefly Goderich and Colebor.s; for the rx*rems distance of the District town from either the township of the Loadow Road, or the townships in the neighborhood of Stratford, preclude, i• some degree, an extension of its i.flnence, though its rules embrace the whole District. As • farming society—for a general local advancement -4t does not appear, owiog to its insulated or out sigh/ way poeiuon,(4IposeesS the capabilities of either the London Read So- ciety or the llarpurhey. 1 mean no reflection on ill operations es they are, or its active office Bearers and promoters,—far (rem tr. But what I mean is, that the unfortunate efti,ua Thule position (ex. r. as John O'Grnau in Scotland.) puts it out of the power of the farmers of the southwest and east ends of the District from ' vallis( themselves of its advantages, unless it be ■t some inconvenience and expense,—besides the damage on judging of the article• which might be exhibited. The Stratford Society (commenced in Decem- ber, 1841,) iscl.des Notal. and South Easthope, Downie and Ellice. The townships of Fallar- tor. •pd Logan furnish no numerous competitory ■ e yet t and the village of Mitchell is • very 6t place for exh biting • society for these town- ships : and it has been a matter of surprise here that M ilugh K. Junck and John Hicks, D. C., and old settlers besides, do not endeavour to get • society at Mitch&*. There have been S oma drawbacks to the advenceroent of Miub- e11 as • village—perhaps *Lome local feelings— bat it would be most unrighteous for any supe- rior influence *c be exercised, to in its im• pennate in ay contemplated change in the Driblet, a the expense of more thriving 'wr- ithes of the District, where such influence, if rzereired, would be a great stimulation to'*he hitherto private exertions of individual settlers. There is more troth than poetry in this mansion. The Canada Company, through Frederick Widder, Esq., one of their Commhaioners mt Toronto, sent to the Stn:ford Society a portion (nearly four bushels) of the Fall Wheat which £8l 0 0 Jenna.—Of Fall Wkeaf—Messrs-James Smalh of Mitchell; Andrew Elliott, 0(6.11; 1'. R. Jarvis, of Stratford. Of Ploughing—*Ter-rs. (:Tor. e Wood, Robert Ballantine, June, Sebast'nn Fryto- gle. Potatoes and Turnip)—Messrs. George Hyde, James Hord, James Simpson. Live Stock, Harness, end implements Messrs. James Dickson, McKillop ; Henry Puddicombe, Wil.not ; Seiner! Robinson, Blanchard. Grain, Dairy Produre, and Cloth—Mes- srs. C. H. Dickson, P. R. Jarvis, Duncan. McGregor. REMARKS BY THE SECRETARY OF THE S'TRATF'ORD SOCIETY. It may not be out of place now, to give here a recapitulation of the various amounts sw•arded as Premiums by the several Societies in the District 01 iloron for 1849. Perhaps it may be thought as an infringement onthe duties of the Secretary of the District Society, but 1 do not suppose that he will raise ray objections on the heed of elle endeavouring *o elucidate any facts to sheer the importance of Agricultural Socie- ties : and be the Premiums large or small, yet when • competing spirit is ,hews es nmifyiag itself throughout the District, the same should be eneearsged. Nor do I suppose that As will ehiak that we make Hey claim. for went of priority of right ; for the Stratford Society is tie fr.e Society which has had eziatence in the District, and the first which was in operation. The summate therefore which have been awarded by the several Societies are as follows aid tins statement will appear from the pabl;ee- ties .f tars is the Herm Signal,—a paper. by the wsp, wbiam bole.e atom the any local paper toile* p.Wieity to the ptweoed,ags of Its Di•triet Agneelteral Seeietiea- Blanalraed's rid St. Mary's neon asasal Show, Lih September, L33 17 6 Barparhey, (MeK.IIop P. O.) 22d September and afterward., 41 9 6 Distrito i eerety, Goderich. 7th an- imal Skew. 96th Sept. std after, 80 0 0 Load's Road. 401 maned Show. 28111 September, 31 13 9 atrstracd Seetety. 7th weal Show, 13th Om-, Am., (besides ism .f eeedn-yet • volhe Sees i. gab., 1040, - 81 0 0 [L L] £9Y 00 9 Slay £110..p..d.d by the irtay kr 1848. Thisem.air dem am iaetn& the groom by ab. Distriet a.d 8testtad Sweeties t. Mh. Pros/teem' Society. And whoa the ,.pese.. .f the amend Seeierise me taken isle .tweet, *►o seas.., .rpidsd will be seer £400 rot 1 NYC. Tbo Blssibrd Society has deee wall, --4.r this year is .rely ti..re•ad of i'. eaiste.ee, sod awes ►r bare cattle ■t St. Marys (as re- ported by t1a. Seminary Mr. Pr.w.ae,) at the show, to Most twenty -fear headred dean,. 1* emboli.. the t.weship or Blas•berd, settled eely b.tw..s Eve and sea yon, sad ports of Dowser ..d linkrta.. Th. Harp.rkey Seeley i. is W rid.* of • 0sarishi.g *stint mit, and there • e many experienced krssers within its bend., Had ieel.des the t.weship .f T..keniesi b, a!' We hare received orders for the Huron Signal from the following Gentle- men. Mr. W. Case, W. Gorham Esq., Ross Mitchell &Co. Brown and Ketchum, Thos Eyelet Esq., John MeNab Eeq.. Mr. Mur - ploy Western Hotel, S- O'Connor 1.. L. D. Wright, Bracket aid Awrell, Whittosmnre k Co. S, Richards Esq., Dr. Borgia, Adam McKay, L. Hoyden, Toronto. I. (1. Booth Esq., W. Landon Esq., Parmernf I le W. Garvey Eq., Joshua Bates Fowl. J. Kilborne Esq., C. W. Haskins Esq., Pat- rick Murray, Hon. J. Morris, Brockville. Dr. S. S. B!odget Ogdensburg, John \Vright Esti , Palermo. D. H. McCulloch Eaq., Ga1*. W.Anderson, Robert Milne, John Scott. John Harrison, Stratford. MORNINGTON AND WELLESLEY. reaun swan-. Nonose* 27th, 1818. These Townships are at present included is the Wellington District, sod held by a very doubtful claim. By neglect or oversight, the mistake—as it evidently or one—has occurred. Nor has jibes,. tried to be r u,ed,ed since, tho' the extent of the Iluron territory wit brought before Parliament in 1646• Nor have the Mag- istrates is Quarter Smarmiest Goderteh, in their application tp toe Assembly, .1.410441 Ike full extent of the right. The following Memorae- dum having • reference to the subject, was drawn u p in July, 1847, to revive the claim, Had is now submitted to the public: Join 13, 1847. MRYoe•eneet--to thew that the Town- ships of Mornington and Wellesley were reserved to form part of the Iluron Distract. On the 6th of March, 1838, the Act wee passed, erecting the Huron District, (let Vic. chap. 16). By the 23rd clause, two •rights were established, as reserved Inc this District, viz : 'range of townships to the north of the Huron District, and the division of the District of Huron (at a fu- ture time) into two counties. That clause is se follows:—"And be at enacted, Ste., That on any future surrey of 'the territory lying. to the northward of the said County of Iluron, one range of townships lying immediately' contiguous to the northerly boundary of the said County, shall be at- tached to and become part of the said in- tended crew District ; and that at any con• venienl time subsequent to the sl rsey of Toa TINS glued the Provirtei•I prize (given by the Com - shall said range of townships, as afofee\Id, it puny), at Hamilton of £25,—and it was distri— buted among twenty-six influential farmers, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, or person members of the society : and it is to be expect- administering the government of this Pro- vince, by and with the advice and consent of *ler Majesty's Executive Council for the affairs thereof, to divide the said oeir Dis- trict into two counties, under .udh names and w!th such limits as may be expedient." ed that by this means, however minute, • leiter sample of fill wheat may vet be produced, tho' this portion of the District has produerd eery superior :fall wheat; and has sent to market is quantay nearly equal to all the rest of the Huron District. The society have to 'hook Mr. By the alive clause, the anticipated diti- Nldder for his attention—and whether repeated mon of the Iluron unmet was contempla- nr net, will be the means of intr'sduci.g • good led ; and alk the loan"•kips of Mornington sample of staple article. and Wellee!ey are in the range reserved,— As regards the Government Griot (£2511), and though included in the FVellington complaint has been made that the District Soci- ety has not thitherto furniohed to the societies • District by the Act 8, Vie. char. 7, (which general statement of its allocation. A stare act describe the limits of all counties and moot applicable to one society only, has been districts), if was done by a, mistake, or given ; betwhatevideaee ie there, that theelivi- through the inadvertence or -neglect of the aim of the Governme 4 money from September, 1842. to September, 1848, has been proportion- ally react. 1 have heard it said rep,'t'dly, and even Weir, that the District, Society, at the eommeleement; might have kept erroneously, an ends.. proportion. I had so means of cor- reetisg this,=howe er female we ars to see in 1838), established the Wellington Die- men ,hiep smoothly sesdeeted with the Parent ttict—Hod in the preamble a triangular Society of the District. TM 8ociey has been piece of land is referred to, to the north of applied to for soeh a statement. 1t has not been the Heron District, which • casual reader furnished. Such a proportional account should of the act might think referred to the land at once be published,—in however giving the in the north range behind North Easthope, amount of subscription of each society, as well (Huron District) but it does nut,—for whet as the government proportion for each year from that triangular piece of land if, is fixed by 1942. There is no doubt, that as the' tgrieol- •the 8- Viet :Chap. 22. sec : 4. [1845] and is turd Societies increase in number, the propor- Gnna of the £2:,0 great, will decrease to each referable solely to the Township of Arthur, society. The Stratford Society has, from the —which the Bill fur the Dibtrict of Peel, NOTICE. THE 8obeeriber wishes to inform his Customers, and the Inhabitant. of Stratford and vicinity, that be intends car- rying on business on "A READY PAY SYSTEM." And that after the first day of January, 1849 he will giro no credo. I1e wall pay the heghcd price ler produce of ell kinds, Mark delta k(. 1*. begs to return los 1111cere thank" to kis Custumets for their liberal Patronage, and hopes still to receive a Share. - THOMAS M. DALY. Stretford Nov. 119th, 1848. 4411 TO THE INHABITANTS OF .STRA TFORD. NOTICE is hereby given that an Act of the Provincial Parliament passed dur- ing its Inst Session, entitled, " An Act to confer limited corporate powers in the Towne and vdl.ges of Canada Woo, not specially incorporated," bath been declared to be, and the same is now in full force in the Town of Stratford. All Proprietors of houses are regnestrd to provide the ladder■ hereby prescribed wi:hio one calendar month from this dale aged all persons unlawfully using fire, or guilty of other nitissece., will render them. melees amenable to its penalties. D. McGREGOR, Jsaprclor. Stratford, tOth October, 1848. 38 ATrl'ACH\IENT. HURON DiSTRI(.'9', j BY virtue of a To Il it : S writ of At- tachment loomed out of the District Court, of the District of,Huron, and to me direct- ed against the estate, real as well se person- al, of Henry Elliott, an absconding or con- cIHE t3ubieribers have much pleasure in sealed debtor at the suit o:" Jaynes Elliott. announcing to the inhabitants of 'fuek- for the sum of twenty three pounds ten ail. eramilh, Millet, McKillop, Ihbbert, and the Ings, -1 here .sized and taken all the lining Townships, that they have opened estate real as well as well .e personal of a NEW STORE in the village of ilarpur- *he *aid Henry Elliott, and unless the said hey, where they will always have on hand Henry Elliott return within the irisdie tan ample asortment of all kinds of Ladies' • the said Court, and put in bail to the he and Gentlemen's dress Goods; ell mete 01 S etiou with.n three calendar months "r Dr Goode, Grocent.e, Crockery and Herd - cause the same to be dircharged. all the ware, which will be sold un term, „quart! real and personal estate of the said Henry reaeunlible as at their establishment in Elliott, or so much thereof as may be Here.- Godericb. Being men of the present age. B ary, well be held liable for the paayment, the subscribers are desirous of exhibiting benefit and "an*Lfaction of the said claim.. that enterprise, and of affording such face - lake of accommodation as may be con. Serutrr s Ouica, aritent with the Increasing importance of Gederfeb, 28th Nov. 1848. 44td the District. They shall, therefore, study $ Tiff's Sale of fratltlfl not only to please, but also to benefit the h11 community by bringing within their reach the beet quality of all descriptions of Store HURON DISTRICT, t 13Y virtue of a Gonda, •1 the moat moderate prices; and on To Wit: writ of Fieri this principle alone they expect patronage. Facia., issued out of Her Majesty's Huron . Their terms are invarably—Cask—or Outlet Court, and to me directed against merchantable produce, at tnarket price. the Lands and Tenemen*p of Richard Dar- 'I'IIOS. GILMOUR le CO. • lington, at the suit of Robert l'ark; I have Goslench, Nov. 18, 1848. 49 mixed and taken in Execution, Lot number four in the seienth Concession, E. D. in GROCERIES. THE Subscribers would call psrtmolar attention to their extensive Stook of GROCERIES, as *bey Saner themselves that the quel*ty mad variety of their T.ae, Sugar. Coffee, Tobacco. bit• ice. bre., will be • ruflicient recommendation to intending purcha.rrs N. B.—Groceries "f e.rry descr;ptu•n will be sold for Cash or produ* e, •t • redue Ilun of, at lease, 15 p. -r reit. beloo b. easier (41cea, TILOS. GILMOUR k CO. Goderich, Nor. 16, 1848- 42 HA1tI)WARE. THOMAS GiLll -UR- k CO., have largely inceca.ed their lurn.cr 'dock oI neeful and Ornamental Cutlery, Ilardware Jappaned Ware, and are ready to supply their customers and the public generally. with the latest improsements to every de- scription of knives, Forks. Spoon., 'fray., Lydia, *lieges, Screws, and all usher "ni- cks of Iladw•re at reduced prices. They have Mao on hand a good aesort- merit of ROPES, T\V1NF•8 AND CORDAGE of wives rises and q'talities; alio severe! patterns of superior Carer/Mg. A large supply of Salt front the (hearse,: market. Apples of the very hest quality in barrels. N. 11.—The terms are invariably Cash or -Merchantable Produce, and nu abate - WIWWWW~.WIMMIr 4TRATFORD I'uwr-OF1''ICE. I D.~FTenl+ th merit (roar the puri• asked. Goderieb, Nov. 16, 1848. 42 PROGRESS OF IMPROVEMENT. NEW STORE AT 11AR1'(RIIl;Y! -FOUND, • the Township of Colborne, containing 100 the Beach of Lake Huron, on Wednesday aero; which Lands I shall offer for sale at O the Silt day of November at Whitefish Bay, the Court House, in the town of Goderich, FIVE BARRELS and a part of one of Flour, on Saturday, the 25th day Of November in a damaged condition ; elm. 1 barrel of Pro• next, at the hour of 12 o'e eek noon. visioue, end • part of one which was sold o. the J. McDONALD, Skt H. D. spot, ea it was damaged, and no conveyance to BnRatrtra0►nce, bring it away,—the proceeds ol which the owner Goderich, 14th Augwt, 1613• 7aa29 can hare by proving marks and paying expenses, C. CRABS. Iloa.IN. Paas. Goderich, Nov. 20, 1818. orb )} Rina.» Dasu.uarow. RT The shore saW of Canals u postponed Alewber eat $eyni College raj Srrgtents, until the first of r 1849. bditabrrlle JOSS McDONALD, Sheriff H. D. IIAV ING practiced his profession for several years in the Province of Nova Scotia,.takeeleave-respectfully to nITee his prnfeesional services to the. mhabitanta 01 Goderich and in vicinity. Residence in the cottage lately- 'wanted by Mrs. Montgomery. Goderich, Nov. 16th, 1818. 41 DR. GEORGE HARVEY, then member for the Count of Iluron, Dr. Suea(4*14 November,OrriceG848.. T ant i 1848. # 431d. Dueler, and bee:dee, is only In the .ahedrle to that ac',.no enactment being made to I Sheriff's Sale of Cans. The 7 Will. 4. chap. 116, (assented to HURON DiSTRICT, SY virtue of • To N' -i: writ of Fieri Facias,,issued out of Her Majesty's Iluron District Court, and to me directed against the Lands and Tenements of Gavin Hanel. ton at the suit of Joshua Calloway, I have seized and taken in Execution, Park Lot number one, an the ,North side of Melbourne street, and Lot number forty, on the Fast side of \Vellington street in the'town of Albert, which Lands I shall offer for sale on Saturday, the 25th day of November next, at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, at rho Court !louse in the town of Goderich. J. McDONALD, Sheriff H. D. does not affect or touch. To prevent fur- Nns:arr►'s OFFICE, repeal the right. commencement mud all its premiums in cash,— and the amount distributed, and paid as premi- ums only, is as follows : 1842 £40 10 0 1843 .....get 44 5 0 1844............... Ed8 • 0 Starnes a DDim8ot'y (disputed) 1845 1846 1547 .......................... 65 5 0 1848—Z81 sod E3 to Prov. 8os'y, 84 00 0 £413 5 0 JOHN J. E. LiNTON. Secretary Strag'ird Agri f Soc'y. 8 10 0 66 10 0 ' 54 2 5 , 58 14 6 Ton Tavu.—A dark featurb in the pre• sent age, said the late Dr. Channing, is the spirit of coheir"contention, and discord which breaks forth in religion, politics and private affairs—a result and necessary teamsof selfishness which prompts the endless activity of life. The mighty forces which are .t this moment acting in society are not sad cannot be In harmony, for they can- not be governed by love;They are dis- cordant. Life has now little music in it. — It is not only on the field of battle that mea fight. They fight on the exchange. Busi- es*. is war, is conflict of skill, management, loo often fraud. Chri.tuns reuniting their one Lord gather under various standard. to gals sietory for their seer.. Politic• ea war, breaking the people into fierce and un- scrupulous parties, which forget their coun- try to conflict for office and power. Tim age needs nothing more than pewee -makers, se rtes of rene, commanding ,torus. to preach in life sad word the Gospel of hu- maa brotherhood, to allay the fires of jealeney and hate. £150 Loan Wanted. THE COMMITTEE •7pppock;ate 1 to Build s FREE CHURCH 1• Tasnm,th. west, to borrow the sent of ONE HUNDRED AND riFTY POUNDS, epee gond security, is ase or more same. Farther ptimers ay be tis by applying t. Themes elpr.aq Egineedville, McR*Ilop Pear 011os THOMAS SPROAT. Secretary. Ther -encroachments on the north, Act 9. 4 Viet : chap. 47. [1846] was passed, which declares that the territory to the north, (Hot then heretoforeiocluded in the Wel- lington or Simcoe District,) should belong to the Iluron District. Of this territory, the Block of Land to the north of the Logan (in the Bill for the District of Peet) forms part,—and this Block to the extent of two Townships is asked, and it is placed to the west of Mornington and Mrayborough, and to the south of Minto—(This last township is in the Wellington District, as well for the present, as Mornington and Marybo- rough, and Wellesley.) [Signed] JOHN J. E. LiNTON. GODERICH, C. W. 30th November,' 1848. DECEIVED per ships Bellona and Sauter Johnny, from Liverp000l, via. Mon- treal, and for sale by the Subscriber. at low rue., in quantities, or otherwise, Hales j Fancy Print", Do. bleached and unbleached Calicoes, Do. Cotton Yarn, Pieces Corduroy t and Tone Bar Iron, assorted sites, of the "C1/01011b/(111d." (They also offer for ole, of importation from the United States, BARRELS FINE MALT, and Chests TEA, of varioee qualities. 44w4 M. B. SEYMOUR !k CO. f:ODERICH, C. W; 3011, Norew4*, ber, *8 FOR HALF. by the Sub.eribere. BARRELS OF LAKE HURON HERRINGS, 07- For which Produce will be taken in payment. M. B. SEYMOUR k CO. recent ALEXAI9ER WILKINSON, Provincial Land Surveyor, OFFICE. AT OODERiCH, HURON DISTRICT. Nov. Si, 1842. 43 Goderich, 15th August, 1848. 3m29 Jorrua CALLowar, rs. Gavrs HAMILTON.S rr The above sale of Lands is postponed until the first day of February, 1849. JOHN McDONALD, Sherif[ H. D. Sambre's Orr*cr., Gnbcatcn, • 20th November, 1948. 43td SHERIFF'S SA LE. HURON DISTRICT, BY virtue of a To Wit: writ of Firri Facia., issued out of Her Majesty's Iluron District Court, and to me directed against the Lends and Tenements of Thomas Charles at the spit of Robert Ellis; I have seized and taken''iq Fxeeation, se belong- ing to the said Thoma Charles, Lot num- ber three, on the North side of 'East Street. or Lot running number one thousand and three in the town of Goderich, containing one-quarter of an acre of Land, be the same more or leas with the Buildings on the amid Lot erected; which I shall offer Inc sale at the Court (louse in the town of Goderich, on Saturday the 15th day of November next, •t the hour of 12 o'clock noon. J. MctX)NALD, Sheri H. D. Snewtri s OrrrcR, Go/ouch, 21st Angust, 1848. 34,430 noacav ELLts, THnras Csau.t in, K7' The obey, sale of Lands is postponed out the int day of February, 1849. JOHN McDONALD, Sheriff H. D. SINmmsrr's One . Ooosarcu, Nov.mbar Ilat, 184& ( 43rd NEW SAW MILL. rgv11F Sobseriber informs the inhabitants le of the Huron Thetrict, that his NP(W SAW MILL in the township of Kincar- dine, nn Lake Huron, thirty mile. above Godeneb, te now in full opersti•-n; and he is prepared to fulfill orders for pen• or other sawn I.ntn►er, to any extent and of any di• mention., en the moat reasonable terms. WILLIAM WiTHERS. Ktecardise, 90th Oet., 1848. 40 Stray. -- or T I8T roes•imi•g iSsd Pest -Oaks ISI Na,,enbsr, 1848 — Aadersee, Thou... Kane, John ilei•, Jetta Klemp. Msnheve Wows, De.csa Kennedy, David Cossey, Willer 3 Muliir, Janes@ Crowe , John Mores, '11101116. Carroll, I'a•rirk dlolleny, Thermo Cs.acber. John Muir, J.mss Carey, Jsrwre l,it.o, Robert Chalaer+, W 'lieu. M.o. reutner y, J.wptr gYI,Oe„ Acthar 1Ir(Louphlaa, J•o,..s Cmnoth, Joseyh llcth,rruid, Dusiau Coestow. (:harks McLelland, Duncan Dempsey, llsgh lacGrrgor, Isabella Delele, Artlwr McGeorge, A. Dollen, James M,Mil'an, Mrs Deean,nrs, Jemes Mo Favuh, Peter Dean N mon Philips, Janes Evens, Robert R Phelan, Joh. Fruitier. Robert Peckham, Wham Fletcher, 3.',.. Qurnan, Patrick Gemstone, 1144,47 l:uelege. Peter Godly. R ltobert.uls, Alexander 1 Gillis, June. Itutlidg., Thomas Hiaep, Anus. Reed, Thebe Meissen. Samuel Wigan, 'Michael Hal:amd, Patrick Smith, Phoma Hnwdeu Alexaudrr Skate, Thome. Halpin, Merritt Stevenson, Neil Hay, Andrew Stewart, Pete* Hamilton, John Scott, Alexander Hill, Jane Smillie, David Hamilton, Alexander Simplon, ; nhn Johnson, Margaret !thermals, John Kennedy, Johan Taylor, Samuel Kelley, Hugh 3 Walsh, Patrick. -- A. F. MICKLL PP. 31. NOT ICE' THE Directors ef the florae District Budld- ieg Society will dispose ol two or more Shares of £50 each, •t the British Hotel. Goderich, on SATURDAY the 25th instant, at 7 o'clock. P. M. By order, STRAY OX.. STRAYED from the Subscriber Lot No. 16, 3rd Concession of Wawansah, a Black OX riine years old, blind of the oft eye with a gimhlet hole in each hnrn.— Straeml from the owner about the first of April last• A liberal reward will bo given to any person giving information of said Ox where he can be found. JOHN GRATTAN Waw aromas.. Nov..111111848,4ltf. EXTRA' ASSORT iMENT OF FALL. AND WINTER GOODS rr(JE Subscribers have just received from the New York and Montreal Markets, the largest Stock of Merchandize which lies yet been brought into the Huron District. And as the purchases were marde personally by one of the Firm, the quality of the goods is an euperior as the quantity ie ex- tensive _"prompt payments and man profile." is the motto which they hive adopted, and the public may depend upon being suited with every description of goods In their establishment, et the - very lowest remunerating prime Their Stook consists of every variety of men'. Ind women's Clothing; Hats, Cape, Bonneorjje, Booty, Shoes, Hardware, Crockery, Mid- dles, Bridles, llaberda•hery and Groceries of every description. intending perchascrs are solicited to cal and examine for them- selves. THOMAS GiLMOUR k CO. Goderich, Nov. 16, 1818. 4J NOTICE. LOOK OCT FOR SQUALLS ! ! ! - TI1O31AS KYDD. Secretary- Goderieh, Nov. 1st, 1848. 3P NOTICE. THE next Sittings of the la! Division Court will be held at the Gaol, Gode- rich, at 11 o'clock on Saturday the 2d December nrxt. A. F. MORGAN, Clerk 1st Division Coors. Goderich, 31st Oct., 1848. 40- • CASH FOx WHEAT. ♦ LL Persons indebted to the 8abscriber,*- 1 *ter by Note or (took Account, are reques- ted to eel' and settle immediately, or their Notal end Arconnts will be placed in the hands of the Clerk of the Court for collection forthwith. WALTER SHARP. Gederieh. 17th Sept. 1848. 74- GENT.'S CLOTHING. THE Subscriber hereby intimates that ho has now on terms of lease and part ownership, the entire management of rho Goderich Mills, and that he is prepared to Pity cash for any quantity of good merchant-- able erchant=able Wheat at the said Mill.; provi:ed t►ie same be delivered there in t.rne fur nianufac- tote before thq close of the navigation. \VM. l'IPER. 'GOOF:RICH M [hes, September 5th, 1848. 5 3211 REMOVAL. A IIOPE, RIiSPEC'TFCLLY begs leave to morn his sincere thanks *u numerous friends and the public generally, for the liberal pat- ronage heretofore received,—and ineerms them th.t he has REMOVED his TAI- L() RING ESTABLISHMENT from Lighthouse street to East street, next door to James Bissett, Ca ,renter, and a kw doors west of the Goderich Foundry, where all orders will be promptly executed ; and customers may depend on having their gar- ments made up in the most improved and fashionable el)Ie. iV"'A full variety of the newest Fall and Winter FASHIONS for 1848-9 just received. Goderich, Oct 27, 1848. 3'1 A N eetra stuck of Clothe, Caneimetes, L' ('pint Clothe, Sheep's Grays, Beaver Clothe, Kentucky Jeans, Tweed., and a large variety of English and heavy Blanket Coating. Also, an extension variety of Vesting, of the most fnehionable style. Fur Cape it all primer and of ell goahties Hata 04' the latest and must rpprnv shape; Meter Olove* and Mittens; lndii- Rnbher Sheer, ail in short every thwtg n.ea.mary to produce comfort, snnme' end respectability, en far a deem is roneerned, nnde.esgnw.l containing the Inaerlptian., sill he sold clime. for cash or produce at end et what prosy, in Markle or Freestone, the Store of will be punctually attended to. THOMAS (il1.MOUR k CO. 11. 11. Met GLLtIClr• Gudcnel, Nov. 10, 1848. 41 I Galt, Nur. 8th, 181*. 43mi $ail©® 111117/4,1111 0. WHEREAS JOHN BiGNALL, Super- • intendent of Common Sehoots of the Iluron Desiree', his Absconded with a lame sum of Public Money, . the above Reward will be paidto any one apprahetiding the maid JOHN SIGN ALL and -recovering the amount stolen ; or Ilse reward will be in proportion to the amount recovered. The money, 7'hree hrsdeed and forlirig'ht porde, was in. •10 • notes of the Rank of \Inntreal. ' Tho above John Dignall is a'remarkably large man, with coarse feature., about 6 feet 3 inches in hcigth ; very round in Ilse shoulder., haughty in his address, and about 50 you, of ego ; hair straight and inclined to grey. whiskere white. Any information respecting the above, to be forwarded to - GEORGE BROWN. Treasurer Hemp' 1Vfseriet. • Goderfeh, C. W. Goderich, Oct. 17, 1348. 3811 CASH FOR SAW -LOGS AND SAWING DONE ON SiIAREN. ••• Subscriber will pay rash at the Goderich Mills for Gaud Black t herry Saer•Log., and will raw any 'oilier deecnp• Cron of good Saw;F.ngs for any parties on sharer. WM. PiPER. Gonne:ice':ILLI. September 5th, 1848. $ 3.241 TO I.ET OR SELL.. r1'IIAT large and commodious three steer house, presently occupied INS On Huron Signal Fleetest Office. It contains six good roomo n largo under story suited for a ki'chen. it is situated on the North ',do of the Market, figoarc, and is well adapted as • place of busters,. i'ussessinn will bit given on the 1st of January. 1849. For terms and particulars apply to the proprietor. MARTIN McLEN NAN. Goderich, 27th Oct., 1848. 30tf MA RB$.E .FACTORY, SOUTH W4TBR ST., Craig. D• Ii. Mee7ULLOCH enntinncs to man- • t,fertorn IIF.ADSTONE8, MONU- MENTS, (OBELISKS, TOMB TOPS, in Jlarhlo and Freestone, 1s cheep •s y in the Province, all work etanaoted 1. er, or en charge will be made. Prices of Marble Ile..datone. from 10 to 50 dollar.; of Fieeetone tram 6 to 30 dulls,. ; Moon• mints bee.. from 50 dollars upward.._ Written eommunueaunna addressed to th. ao