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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1848-12-22, Page 1en re sear -et e,,"••• s,iassirrr slO tw`wlr w /AV/ , _ • tlr.r • "1"•',k • 141 .11. • •1* %.4 ik111W4t , 'ran I p e.ay D• ,i4t.1M1s; i pia, n,nt,,. r v., *, ar, TEN SHILLINGS IJl ADV♦Rea. VOLUME I. TILE GREATEST, S $L NUMBER." " TH4i• 4J1Y.A1't4eT P(1stil1dLC GOOD TO (A0DERICH, HURON DISTRICT, (C. W) FRIDAt,VECEMBER V, ISIS. 1,600A00 ACRES OF LAND P02 SALE IN CANADA WEST. THE CANADA COMPANY have f•w disposal, about 1,5430,000 ACRES OF LAND dispersed throughout most of the Townehtpe in Upper Canada—nearly .00.- '00 Acres are situated m the Huron 7'ruet, well known as one of the mo -t ferule pasts of the Province—it has treb'ed n. pepola- tioi in five years, and now contains up- ward. of 20,000 tnhabitaat,. The LANDS are offered by way of L Li' .4 S E , for Ten Years,. or for Sale, c .4 S 11 D 0 fl' V—the plan if one-fifth Cash, and the balance ie lnafal mrMto being done away with. The Renu payable 1st February each year, are about the- Interest at Six Per Cent.upon the price of the Land. Upon most et the, Lots, when Ll.'.45ED. NO MONEY iS REQUIRED DOWN—wL;lit orae the others, atcuriing to locality, one, Iwo, or three years Rent, most be. Avid in advance, —but these payments will tree the Settler from for er call+ uatil 2nd, 3rd or 4th yea of his to f Lease. The rig t to PURCHASE the FREe- IIOLD during the term, is secured to the Leasee at a Used sew named In Lease, and •n allowance it made according to antici- pated payment. Lists of 1.ands, and any further informs, Con eft be obtained, (be application, tf by letter post-paid) at the C 'sObesees, of Ikr Majesty's t accutive Combed for the Toronto sad Gude,ich ; of R. Blabs* IA, affsue tbereut, !a diride-the old sew Du - Esq., Asphodel, Culburoe District; Dr. triol into 1 u couuucs, under such name ALLOW. Guelph, or J. C. W, D.O.r, Esq., and with such [Unite art may be expedient." IStiatfsrd, Huron Detect. . Sy the above clause, theoalrcrputed diri- Godench, March I1.7,1848. 7 aiem of the Huron District was cuntempla- _ _. — --{{4 led ; and as the lbwaehips of Mornington M A R 11 L E F A C T O R Y,and Wellesley are in the range reserved,— SOC'T11 x.IT:ER BT., mit?. and though whirler in the Welhogton l 11 1i. McCULLOCH continues to maw- -11-5• ufacture IIE.%DSTONIt.D, MONU- MENTS. OBELISKS. TOMO Ttil'.S. bat., 4n Marble awl Freestone, as cheap as l Dunlop, and besules,,ts only in the sd.kedu(e MORNL'GTON AND WELLESLEY. T11ESF. Townships are at present 'secluded is the Wellington Dietnct, and held by a very doubtful claim. By neglect or_weraiaht, the mistake—es it ev,drotly in one—has occurred_ Nor has it been tried to be remett,ed a nee, tho' We esteot of the Iluron territory was brought before P.Aiameot in !tate. Nor have the %w- i►netes w Quarter ftessionsat G"Jer.eh, in their application to the Assembly, claimed the full eatent of the right. The following Memoran- dums boe seg a relereuce to the.utject, was drawn up Io July, 1047, to revive the claim, and is now .ebSitted to the public JULY 13, 1817. jptea•rnulr tp abew that the Towo- Alpe of Mornington and Wellesley were reserved to form part of the Iluren District. Oa the Gth of March, lead, the Act war passed, erecting the Huron District, (1st Vic. chap. 20). By the 23rd clause, two rights were established, as reserved for thio l,tetrict, viz: strange of townships to the earth 0t the Huron Diet°ttct, and the divistuu of the D:rtrict of lluru t (ul 0 fu- sers pair) into two couutiee. That clause is as toliuwe :—'And be it enacted, ke., That,.oe any future survey of the territory lying te the northward of Me said County of Heron, one range of townships lying iitwaedtuttly COMtiguris to the northerly bonadary of the said county, shall be at- tached to aiul bocuwo part of the said ut- tendcd new Dt.trict and that at any con- venient tine .ubeegpent to the survey of the said range of township', as aforesaid, it eba:1 and may bo lawful to and for the Gevsroor, Lbeutenaat Governor, df person 'admtoistermg the goverment of (hu Pro- vince, by ae4 soh the advice and con.ent Da$trict.by the Act 8, %ie. chap. 7, (which net describe the limits of all counties and districts), it wasdone by a mistake, or through the inadvertence or- aegkot of the thee member for the County of Huron, Dr. any is the Prot.neey alt work warranted to to Mat act, aro. oo.ctweut being mado to repeal the right. - - Thc 7 1\ AI. 4. chap..116, (assented to in• 11538), established the Wellington Dis- order, ur iu charge will be made. Prices of Marble Headstones from 10 to50Jolters; of Eremitism from 0 to Se dollars ; Mono• weal' fine., fre.0 b0 dollars .upwarde.— trier—and, ia Ms. preamble a triangular Written conuitinteat1CUs addressed to the piece of land is referred (0, 10 the north of undersigned cootalaieg [bo Inucdpgons, the Heron District, which a casual reader . odd afowbat price. in Merblel . FrSSRose, of the act might rink referred to the land will be punctually ata oiled to. m the Borth range behind North Eesthope, 11. iI. McLIJLL 1( It. (Huron Dut:set) but it does not,—fur treat GaJt,•Nov. nth. 1`13• •- 4=Mii1 _ heat tit -angular piece art laud 10, is rued by the ii. \Vet chap..„ s'•c : 2. [lilt:,) and 1e r.ferihebotoly to the Township of Arthur, ' —which the Bill for the Diptnct of Peel,, driee'not aflfet or tomb, To prevent far- ther encrsirebmeels est (ke worth, Act 9. Viet : chap. 47. [1846) was passed, which RI: MOV AL. A HOPE, RESPECTFULLY begs leave to return his sincere thanks to numerous (needs sod the public generally, for the liberal pat- ronage heretofore received,—and inform' declares that the territory to las worm, them that he tt ARLIS REMOVED hie TAF- (nutthen_heretofore included is' the Wel- ' G EYT t3Ltt4NYB\T frons LORI poetry. ONE GLASS MORE. Stay, mortal, stay ! nor heedless thee Thy sure destruction seal ; Within that cop there's such a casae, Which 611 that drink, shall feel ; Disesteem! death for ever nigh, Stand ready at the door, Aad eager wait to hear the cry Of give me " One Glass mors." Go, view that prison's gloomy cells, les palled tenants scan ; Gaze, gaze upon those earthly hell', And a.k when tbey began. Had kitty a too gue—Oman, tbyAsa ; The tale would crimson o'er; Had diem a tongue, they'd to thee speak, Attd answer, " One Glans mors." Behold the Wretched fcmele form, An oorea,t lion her home, Bleaclt'd iu affliction's blighting storm, And doomed in want to roan) : Behold her !—ask that prattlerdesr, Why mother is so poor, lle'll whipper in thy startled ear, , 'Two father's " One Glass more." Stay mortal, stay ! repent, return, Reflect:upon thy fate ; The pois'oous draught indignant !pure, Spuro, spurn it, ere too late, O fly the ale -house, horrid den Not linger st the door; Lest thou, perchance, ebould'st sip again The treach'rous" (hu Gimp neon." Wigton er Nimroe District,) should belong Lightbnuse street to Ehet'trees, next door to the Huron District. (N this terrttu to James Bissett, Car,,enter, and a few' : doors west of the Goderich Foundry. where the Bleck °I. Land to the north of the Logan all order* will be promptly executed ; and (in the BM fit the District of Peel) forms customers may depend on hating their gar- part,—and this Bleck to the extent of two meats made up 1n the most improved and Poe -milers ie asked, and it is placed to the fashionable 'tyle. west of Mornington and Mrayboruugh, and Cfr A 6.11 variety of the erwr't Fall _to the south of Minto—(This last township sod Winter FASHIONS fur 1843-9 just Ir in the Wellington District, as well fur received• the present, as Mc):r,ington and Marybo- Goderich, Oct 27, 1848. - 39 rough, and \Velleeley.) NOTICE. THE Subscriber wishes to inform his - Cnrtonrere, and -the inhabitants of Stratford end vicinity, that be intends car- rying on haleness oe . "A READY PAY SYSTEM." And that after the 6ret day of January, 1819 he will give an credit. Ile w111 pay the highest price for produce of all kinds, Blai k Salla ke. He begs to return tits sincere thanks to his Customcta for their liberal Patronage, and hopes still to receive a Share. a THOMAS M. D.\LV. Stratford NOV. 49th, l't-11 44t( DR. GEOR(I: H:1RVLY , Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh. HhVING practiced his profession tet. several years in the Province of Ne.a- .gncdj JU11N L E..LINTON. Nov.wara 27th, 1848. STLI.TFORD POST•OFFICE. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Strat- ford Pott•OILee 4th December, 1818 :— Arasld, Lorena Hunter. Freacts Anvil, Thomas Harris, John B. Brows, demes Jacobs. Nelson Braden, Robert Jones, Solomon Parton, Mills. Jackson, John Beers, Michael Kennedy, Robert Black, 'Dermas Kyte, William Bull, Witham Khrn, John Bur. Witiam Lynch, Mrs., Bremner, Dnhnld Milne, Robert Ganey, William M den, Mrs. Chas. Dl'Thomas Cesium Jobe Carey, Jame; Carroll, David Ctostrie, Robert Drble, Arthur Dockelow,''John •Doutzer, Peter Dillon. Anne 2 Scotia, takee leave respectfully to offer his se' professional service. to the inhabitants of }all Ms' ale°us* Goderteh and its vicinity. Residence in the cottage lately occupied by Mrs. Montgomery. Goderich, Nov. 16th, 1814. 48 VALUABLE L.UT OF LAND (.only, R. WalterWalter111'1°r Mrs. A. 9. FOR SALE. Hem theft J)irnea IlsiuJtoa, Bergh 1.0T 8, Lake Shore, township of Ash- field, containing Edwards', James MaryErwin, wry Frasier, Robert Frebern, Aralrew ltabl Gett, George ONE iltJNDRRD AND BEVENTY- TWO ACRES, Within two mile. of the thriving Whirr)Whirr)n( Pett Albert, in which there is a Grist Mill, a Saw hill, and an Oat Mill. The loot is boandedoe the west by the bake, and on the east by a cut road, --nail u well watered. 0:;?"' For particulars; apply—if by tetter poet paid—to DAViD CLARK, Esq. Cz.aereo,rr, 14th Dee. 1848. 45tf ALE1LANli,R W1LKLNSON, PrOtinCial Land Surtteynr, OFFICE AT Gonvo,CIt, HURON DISTRTICT. INN! Ntie. • 05,• 11cFar!aoe, Alex. McFarlane, James hicMillao, Mrs. Pearson, Robert l'uker, William Powell, James I'engte, George Paring, Michael Russell, Man Roherteoa, (lagb Riley, William S,reint, 'ihnmas taimp.nn. William Siaelaed, W iUiam Dar,;:ut, Mrs TI -•mpson. Wilfred Will.nn, Maltase Wade, Janes Wiliam), William ilamtltoo, Alex. 2 A. F. M1Ct LE. P., M. NNOTIOE. THE Undersigned beteg abate to clow hew prevent bunion.., alt Mom IN- DEBTED TI) HIM, are requested to call and settle their Accounts en or before the 30th Dccemcer, inst., otherwise they will be put is suit for collection, without fail. JAMES GORDON. Hay, Dee. 8, 1848. 46 APPLES ! Al'PLRS I I THE WIDOWED MOTHER. She sat beside the Af.bey gate,— The sen was setting fast ; 1te light played in her baby's face ! Her own was overcast ! "Oh smile not here, my baby dear ! Smile not whilst 1 deplore : And seek relief in tears ol'grief For him who is no more !'' The clouds lay turning to the west Their gold ■ud crimson rim : Aad still—as if the babe they blest- - Threw golden smiles on him "0 charge that brow, my baby now, Or tart thy gaze from me ; i'cannot bear, 'midst all my care. Thy little smile to see. . Shoe' pity take for his dear rake •Who loved thre while' he'd breath; And told thee thee with his iset kw, And clog tothee ie death; But still that ray is golden play Arosud that baby crept : Aid sttilt'twould ensile, though all the while be widowed mother wept ! ^^NE HUNDRED BARRELS choice 1" Grafted APPLES, for sale by the sub- scribers. THOMAS GILMOUR 1 CO. Gala Ai, Dec. 8, 1848. 48x1 • 'bald Stewart, by petition to the D.strict Cowie'', a01usly ti Mose title road, but to grant huu a beence#f ace t.ua, un the round*, we un 4a that the Bruck Riad running thr 64farm, from it. northern to its et -N bound., and, such bale eetw ce he 'Mould he cuu,puusated by • giant of an equal pur- Frew the Montreal Pilot. MIL ROLLO CAMPBELL, Ti'ss'ues of the Tra,lsc,ipt Libtl rind. Dnu,-1 have the honor to enclose here- with the sum of too pounds' len 'toilil.g', 1. cnpliar to the fund fur 1u- 1 the Transcript fur the verdict to the case art rr. arnue . TWELVE AND t31X Yli;VCII •r TWO /ND 01 TRY Tana. NUMBER 46. vers ut all parties and doctors of all parties cumbiorng together to advance.thetr cum- ulous interests, but with the Press it u d,tfureut. 1,et an insult be offered to one Ed,tur by the party to wh6-h he to opposed, and the elrong probability 11, that his brt-ther. EJrturs a ill rejoice ever it, and road being for P° eo.so be ng ti, eat s ar•uredly ihev a ill palliate, if not justify it. demo's) u)g The cunduc et it the !atter .coin the only now m thous'. M 1' n \1 hall the tudivi loafs in the, country es s are unable Don i the old gseuarida del. To thin Mr. Ilagans demurred, on Council, a! eat zed twit• suer lint ret ui fuut, 1 wider- to distinguish between "Ill "anti pemonal griiundv ; flnallr, lie District Coasr.1, et .turd tuft a war ghttiocd to the }public aninioettyt 1 meat make an application of u• fret r Ming, del gtaN u• Archibrlii journals, and 1 thought that in this parte' the (foregoing remarks. Mr. Gugy is a (3towarta heessa r.ltt#aw'- color care nu better mode of dclr•)1ng the public min. As such the Press has it is sty ptraset openers attexdug a must vexatious law- its power to annihilate him: and such, is- -.wt could have been adopted. lleture 1 deed, as the rale wh'eh flirt Drummond Mss tweeter aware that eubecnpttuns would be predicted fur tum. '1lrt Gloryhasenunu- titan fed from the public generally, an it- ated the doctrine that the Press has no 1400 fur libel had been commenced a,atnrt right to discuss the conduct of a public}man myself, sol 1 telt that a sulu.enptiuu oilfired Y that he is answerable only to the Courts et such a time might subject me to ungeue- of Justice. Now, 1 take it that tt a entire Press, without dlitinctton of party, -will declare such a doctrine to be an outrage upon its rights and privileges. Surely, then, to be consistent, the Press should de- termine that so long as Mr. Gugy maintains art, tbarcupou, ere Mill a !ince gars tt.tcw dow before J,hn Pater ed trespass, and w all the partibutars. ed the levee, 4 a apd again was fie (} et don and; we bele", Mr. Holt, and fined more leve:elv thasMlove. lieges, refus- ed to pay the tion 'Mteeletah but tendered bail, 10 order to teat jibe legality of the decieiva in the PotterQ narter Sessions. Mr. Paterson peremptorily (as we are in- lera.ed) refused trill, seen, as such, some of .1,61 bent t.ed most seeolPtistble we* is the tows and townohipu Using .the short time allowed biro to thc'gestidvaatage, llagans applied to Mr. Freeman of Hamilton, 1., farther advice. Mr.! Freeman's opinion wesathat 11,. Pa tersesoliad no jurtsdictioD whatever f0 the waiter- Air. F. addreaaod,t troch a letter to Mr.' tereun as caused the point. It has been broadly. that gentleman toilette before he made by the man who haat undertaken to malt MB llaga°e, committal—in fact, it caused, the Press, that no matter what he may say 10 tevgnre lila eselv(el, and not seed or do as s public man, he is amenable only Hagans to Gaol Hagans, did appeal to Quarter Sessions, an a O'Reily deliv- ered the opinion °title ours In writing, to the effect that Mr. Paterrson's decision was illegal ; that Craig Hagans had a right to the -use of the Government allowances ; individual are hoellous, and making no and, that there did put exist any authority unction between private individuals and t'o of wen engaged in public life. Such is the us srua, by •ilee toed, 4.c. 11.- te nee—was brongl,t Esq., for the assum- SOW, after B bearing of Aga. Stewart erect- a ani threw it down, tht before Mr. Pat - TIME 7'O ME THIS TRUTH 41.t.3 TAUGHT. Time to me this truth l,as :aught, • ('Tis a truth that's worth revealing,) More offend for want of thought, Than from want or feeling - 11 advice we would convey, There's a time we should convey it ; if we're but a word to say, There's a time in which to say it. Oft unknowing{), the tongue Touches on a chord w aol.f ug, That a word or accent wrung, I'atss the heart almost to breaktng— Many a tear of wounded pride, Many, a fault of human biiatiness, Has been soothed or turned rale By • quiet voice of kindness. Many a beauteous flowerdecsys, . Through we tend n e'er so much— Somethings secreeie it preys, Which no human aid can touch ; 80, in many a lovely breast Lies some canker gtief coneeated, That if torched, is more oppressed— Left onto iteelf, is healed ! • roes remarks. The carte referred to bowleg o uw been decided in cry fivour,' 1 lose no time in sending you this my first subscrip- tion to the 'l'rfurerpt Fund, and 1 beg to assure you that 1 shall be ready to go on automating m proportion to wy moans to it, his name should never be printed an the the yahoos funds which wail I trust, be olumns of a newspaper. The offence le established 10 Indemafly the proprietors of not against the particular newspapers— the public journals, without distinction of the Herald, Transcript and Pilot, which party, fur the have b nes incurred is the ac• are now the objects of Mr. Uugy'r perseee- uunr which have been, ur may be, brought tion,—it is agstset the enure Press, and iut*e• dt thew. The have question has now to be the entire Presa .hould make common cause .uhed— re we to have a Frca Press in with the inured parties. if other public . Lower Canada 1 It remain., pat first with rho men adopt Ir. Gugy's views, tel them also Juries; secondly with the public, to decide down be annihilated. So long as the Press We in concert, and in accordance with en- lightened public opinion, it can coitruul not Mr. Gugy alone, but the entire Levitate', the Press mine not to prthe int tbetname or speelhesete a to the Courts uf Justice and not tot c Press. Mr. Jurucu Day has, by #lir charge single member of Parhament, so long a. it to the Jury, .uppurted the doctrine of e- is kept in fetters, and it will very soon be Colonel Gugy, informing ibem that any re- set really (roe. marks calculated to court uneasiness to an I have to apologize for the length of tbese obvelvations, which, very probably, will bring upon nee the censure of at least • portien of that Press whose ioteresta I have an 11)15 District wn&eey the n r upa i n any public allowed., for road could be law io oer Canada. 1 presume not to I much at heart. IlastoC been for many granted to any miltsilual for hue own use or dispute that it has been correctly laid down ;years connected with the Press,—believing, benefit. , by the learned Judge, but 1 hesitate not to I as I do, the occupation of Editor of a public \Ve have now, is $w words as peel- say that if such be the case, there, n0 journal to be one of themost honorable and tile, given the pa.Mars of the cane ; we Free Yrcer in Lower CaiadP, and that it I useful in the community, -1 might claim to b far that a censorship desire to treat it nese sot merely affecting woule be Letter y two individuals. bet as a arreermo •r)P& PUB- bhould be at once established. The result LIC AT LAaea. Sf. wart has evidently of the late male must convince every one been the dupe of bag ad e, and it is strange 1 that Montreal Juries have little sympathy indeed that the Cuun ahonld have- been wall the l'rers. The treedum of the Preto) led so far astray eV nt DIr. Stewart in England it owing, nut to the firtttnerr a license of sicca during their plea- and determination ot the English Junes, and myadvice, but they may rely upon sure, of a portion of sed originally grant- who refused to find verdicts against the i ghat until the Press of all parties combine ed by the Crows for pw Ic uses. It ap- I Press. to Upper Ceei4e the Jurors hate . together for selff-protltetienp its conductors are still stranger that Oe Colwell should evinced - a "titular dctermtnattuo and the!will never occupy the pesiuon, nor enjoy oda Mass •' de be excused for having a stroog feeling on the subject of the present attempt to crush the Montreal Prete, even if I had not been personalty concerned as a Defendant in rise of the accost. Political prejudice may, alai probably will induce my opponents to dines - have done so, w J, -'he absence of the pow- consequence to that pper .Can ba the -feet that, I Free Press. After the late among the many notices of application to Parliament for acts, is omit() empower the Gore District Council to do. the very' thing complaipcd of ! ' We think that their should be through- out the country a determined resistance to' pubic with apathy on the subjdVt of the any and every attempt to close up roads treedum of the Press. The iottreet taken IT seems to verdict against the Transcript, the second within a few wustbs, it appears to 1110 that the tune ha. arrived when, unless the public interfere, the Picas %tea he crushed. It would not perhaps hu 1,0 to charge the Alontreal granted by the crown. There commit be the slightest excuse for such a proceeding. -These roads by their continuance may ma-. teriaily serve some, they caw 1, jure nolu.— Bestdee, when a man pucchaoes a farm or lot, be it large or small, he does so in refer- ence to the. then .existing .highways --any subsequent derivation of a then existing " right of way^ le a manitcst infraction of that mass's sigh's. The question involved in this decision or apt.** P t decree, a one DISTRICT COUNCILS CANNOT LEASE ()it VELI. GOVER-N1MENT ALLOWANCE FOR ROADS. In accordance with our last week's pro- mise, we now proceed to state, brinfly, the particulars of this case, chiefly because w•e conceive the principle involved In the docie- inn lately had, to he one affecting the rights of ever♦ man in Canada, in whose neigh- borhood it may be attempted, under any pretext whatever, to shut up a goveracueet alhrwaoce. !LLessrs.Ilagane and Stewart are owners of property on tho Brock. Road —the first being on the westerly, the latter oe the easterly, side of the road in qucati- net. in 1127, tar thereabouts, f: became neceseery to lay out a new hoe of road, from what is called Ftusaboro' West to Guelph a this road a well knows as " the Brock road ; " it was survbyed by Mr. Mart- lettt% under the directions of tho thin. Jaren, Crooks. it is only neeeatary to mention this to order to phew that it. c:es- tene. war tong before either Hagan! Or Beewsrt Mai stir immolate in Ibe property adjniwiag. Hal vein this Brock Road and the term of Magnan, a the govern men tside road allowanes, looming. in fret, the eastern boundary of Davis property. Thu .4J. toad a has been attempted in close, and this attempt has produced a state of feelingg not very .gretehle tie p17111. aloe the Brock W Read. Aptien wlebeby MY. Arek- -. , ro the late trials, and which was evince y the number of spectators evidently sympa- thlaaog with the persecuted, aid hardly able to restrain an expression of their detestation 01 the persecutor, who availed himself of the privilege of his stuff -gown to utter the foulest libels in the coarsest language name,. the defendants, should inspire the Press with confidence. An opportunity, however, ie about being presented of evinc- ing sympathy in a morn 4substantial way.— Mr. Fleet, to whom (stn• Press and the the influence to which they are Jua titled. I have the honor to be, Sir, Your obedient servant,- F. IIINCKS•. CORRESP,ONDEi'FCE• iso TYL summa or Tin GIRO§ menu.., FVLLLaron, Dec. 2d, 1848. (CONCLUDED FROM OUR LAST.) Now, Sir, either of the two first meth - ode would make a good road, but, if I am any thing near the mark with regard to their first cost; they are too expensive for the resources of this District. For Plank, revision o justidPaterson'el e , thought the cheapest at first, might be the ' we say, AFFF.C•r1.0 Mt SILT MAN. 1t is rte.- ubl,e are deeply indebted fur the stand dearest at last; for, if I am correctly inform - roads and concessions to be permanent, or titer, has announced that he will deliver a ten care. And Gravel entirely some ti:roui;h the forrnet:on of n,2w• roads, shall , lecture at Donegana s llotel on the evening ter yeare.foundation than being lath on the road bet - even Dietrict Councils have the power to of the 6th of December, the proceeds to be in close up, and grant for privet,' use, made, applied to the payment of the exp" the extstence of which Invade - no mens curred to the lata action against the Tra4- r,ghts , but which were laid not by former script. Surely that lecture will be well st- overnments fur the public use Ton eves. tended, atid 11 it Le, I am led to believe that We say, lot the people stand by their "old Mr. Fleet will fol:uw it up. By thu.,lec- bighwaye,' and jealously guard them, they tore twolobjects will be gained, tat. A ow have surely had innovations enough to of Brun will be raised to defray the ea• contend against, without giving up the [sense.; and• 2ndly. The conduct of those Crown road allowances ! A. an attempt who wuuld silence and cruah the Press will ie being made to confer on District Coen- bo held up to deserved reprobation. Mr. cats the power to which we have alluded, we shall, ungeestionably have to return to the subject again. la the ineatttrmo we rejoice 01 the decision of the Court of Quarter Ses- sions, and regret much that the 'coon of the District Council should have boon the means of leading Mr. Stewart into an erro- n cow course.—Dundas Warder. in to present condition, would only be a good road in very. dry weather, or during the conttnuauce of frost, and wduld be particu- larly in wet weather, slender proof against the pressure, sod keen cutting propensities of heavy loaded waggon wheels. A founds - 11011 and a plan for the beet, and most suita- ble one, for the use and resources of the District, for the road above mentioned is wubering .arca.w are such 1111 of all wanted; and any man, whether in the C01111 - other men m the country he is the beet cel or out of it, who 'would have the good fitted fur the task which be bas undertaken. But more has to be done. The subscrip- fortune to bit on that plan, would certainly Lions to these lectures will be insudictent deserve the thanks of the inhabitants of liu- fur the purpose 1, Juno. ate detcri"ned 10 son; than which, no part of Canada that I give datuagoe to Coluout Gugy and all have eoan, requires good roads more, not others who, witne.a;ng his success, may holds out greater encouragement for being before the Court to tell Mr. Justice Day that they have suffered seine uneasiness at costa and trouble to make tbem. Cunvinc- tn,m articles in the public prints. A sub' ed of the truth of what 1 have just etated,and acrrpuuo het mutt be opened and presented. believing it to,be the duty of every man to to toe pubhe. Can it be duubted that utlt citizen), generally will -Subscribe to such a do what he can fur the improvement of the (WW1 above ell, ',there • member of Portia- tend he lives in, 1 haw resohed to give my meat, of ally patty,. -•is then a own (al opinion of a method for making the Huron ways '*'.punt t:uluoel Gugy) wile has Road what .was originally intended, a great. ever brew, or who ever hopes to bc, engaged thomoghfare, fit to be Traveled with loads, in public Life who wit! refuge to contribute to such a trend ! Under our Free Bntieh all days, and nights too if you will, sprint lortltuuene moth tem owe every thing to and fall, winter and summer, and at a cost the Frena. Not owl 01 them prgbably 1 should think nut exceeding £400 per mite, would occupy Inn high po.dwn but fur 11,1 exclusive of such Bridges as might be re- powerful engine. l believe that men of all pirtle' would subscribe to ruck a fund, and gutted on any rivers sir large creeks it may t believe that if the Press would only pub- cross. By the plan that 1 am going to huh the names et all who .buuld recuse, pulmo: upts:us .wuuld boon teach drew that they had cuutu.ttted a grave etrot • 1 cannot conclude • this letter without staking an obeereatton often tnedd when 1 was .ny.eli cosaectsd with the Press, that Trip Mrtcs.ttre*' Iiewnrtrte,--Frac! l,eeTVR111....It is gratifying to know that the Pert$Mechaeice. In.tttite, to to bo re. vtvod, and that during *he winter rwontba a lecture an ctwnecuun with the tnitiluUun w ill be delivered week.y• Our Shetill'1 Andr(ew Dickson, Esq., :ed oft 'by deliver- irg Ile introductory lecture on Tuesday evening feet, before • targe audience. The lecture in nosy reepeetr war very appro- priate to the *cession. iII roe's tgaora000 e nd hie improvement -the [superwnty of females ores the other sex, in the watier of Intel shoal ability and the importance of materia) instruction, were some of the fire( topics that embraced the lecturer's attend- on. He instanced the adven*57 4 end Plea• Fore tone derived from rho study of sstonee over that of the dead languages, and gave some leters.ung tliustratwnaof the benefits of scientific knowledge in tho ordinary affairs of life. Ile remarked that the pre- judice spinet Geology and Phrlltollegy w wen het disappearing. gTheiliustratio6i to natural Philos:1.1,y and Cheoistty Were very apt. 'I'he UAW. W. Bell, we u•dentaed, lec- turer,Wt Tuesday evening, on " the evils of ogemoncs. lju4kvrat Currier. Ota Man ---Their shadows are long, and their evening sen Ines coldly upon the earth; MITI their *stows Mired towardo mons- ter Fleet's known ability, and his powers of suggest the whole 60 Miles, except the Bndg:a as before stated, would be made fur £CJ4,008. If 1 am correct in my esti• mate, which I believe to be the case, per- haps rather over than under, then use of rho io•uiuug treatment which the cundec• the obleets is gained, the sum being in tie lure of tt o ul CaruJun Picea have loo often ower of the Dutnst to mise, though, per- uttproperlf received at the hands of the D public, arises entirely Isocal the want of a haps, not all in one year, but should :t take good understanding memoir themselves. In two, or three, or even four years, better all other ouuntnoa the c•,oducturs of nettle- , even that late, then By this time papers have sense enough u, t to alow 1 think you are im aueet b neo the /4"••, their political differences to prevent themD from co-operatntg eordtally to ddeeee of paneled' Mn !t i omediately. It is like all tbete rights sod privileges. We see law` ether uee(Ul tblegs, simple la its coestrwc•