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TEN SHILLING.)
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"THE GREATEST FWs1BLE GOOD TO TIM GREATEST POSSIBLE NU11ILR."
VOLUME II.
UODRRICH, HURON DISTRICT, (C. W.) FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1849.
Cubs.
P. A. McDOUGALL,
A� M, the
all hours, at t
aris%1 Hud, (L+ascaarsa'61
Oedorieb, Sept. 18th, 1648. 33-
E. C. WATSON,
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
"APER HANGER, 4s• 4..
O ` DER 1 C H.
ALEZANEIL WILKINSON,
Provincial Land Sioveyor,
OFFICE AT OODEEICH,
HURON DISTRICT -
Ne.. ft, B. 43
J. K. GOODING,
AUCTIONEER,
WvPLL attend BALES in any put of the'
v District, es re•gosabls Terms. Ap-
ply a the British Hotel.
Goderith, March 9th 1840.
I. LEWIS,
LAW.. CHAWCE11Y, AND
CONVEYANCING.
Jou. 1848. OODY.RICH.
JOHN J. E. LINTON,
rosLIC,
Commissioner a Queeft'd Bench,
AND CONVEYANCER.
• STRATFORD.
$toktg,
..ClEMJST sod DRUGGIST,
WEST -STREET,
GODERICH.
March 8, 11140.
MR FRASER,
C ®iV lit 9.
b 1'. PAT'RICL-ST. OODZILICH.
G.dericb, Mooch 18, 809. !e-el$tf
ALEXANDER . MITCHELL,
AUCTIONEER,
BELL'S CORNERS,
SOUTH EADTHOPE.
March, 39, 1840. •2-418
A. NAYSMITII,
FASHIONAB�� LiEwTAILOR:
ADDER ICH.
G,dericb, April 12, 1619. 2v -n tOtf
J. R. PHILIP,
SURGEON
9
April 13, 1349,
ST R.ATFORD.
V1-310
1,500,000 ACRES OF LAND
FOR SALE IN
CANADA -WEST.
/THE CANADA COMPANY awn for
1 disposal, shoot 1,600,000 ACRES OF
LAND dispersed throughout moat of the
Townships in Upper Canada --.early 600.-
000 Acres are situated in the Herpes Tract,
well knows u one of the moot fertile parts
of the Province -it has trebled its popula-
tion in five years, and now contains up-
wards of 20,000 inhabitants.
The LANDS ere *Eared by way of
LEASE, for Toe Years, or for
Seas, CASH DO1IN-1Ae pramr/
oss.fth. ask, sad the balance in Instal-
ments Bang dose away with.
The Rete payable let February each
year, are about the Interest at Six Per
Ceet.upos ire price of the Led. Upon moat
of the Lotsi, when LEASED, NO MONEY
18 REQUIRED DOWN -whilst upon the
otaae, aeeordis*to locality, one, two, or
three yeah Rey must be paid in advance,
--8.t tbsott+•pmmeeaa will free the Settler
from teethe, cells eetdl Ind, 3rd ec 4th yea
of his term et Leone.
T1s right to PURCHASE the FREE-
HOLD donee the term. i. secured to the
Leasee at a Axed goes sensed in muse, and
an Witnesses is seeds according to antiei•
gated Myst.
Late of Leeds, sad way further reforms -
ties ass he ebteiead, (byapp8estiote, if by
letter past -paid)) at the Column's Orris,
Tweed .d G.4; of R. Resssa•a.
bt}, jgksd"f, Celbsr.. District ; Dr.
Asawa. Gies}h. w J. C. W. Dora. lens
Ytrwfbtlferee Diarist. •
aMwMD. nese► 17, INs. 7
MARBLE FACTORY,'
SOUTH iiATER ST. GALT.
T•B. M.CO'LL.00R..selves le um-
t4g5.tiere HEADeTON i wi011p
, -
IVIIE IIELi8[s, T� TOPS
Sm. tr Y".WOend Fewas& se amp se
say in elks Wales, .R wad witeres a
order. ee sWehsede will b. made.• Pl1ie•s
mf !lwhit 1lfaNs%w Rem ie te N daises;
et Frs l 29 Rea l le N dellen ; fee-
sate M. O.m ft
Written
it1RA spS1 3
Writte..smmsnte lhms shrewd w the
1a�
d
legalptiornea
s•�twsd w�hetPWMIfk r86b.11 remosek
will b. p.sstsully
Dr R •B.LLOCH.
Sall, Nat. *lb, iD.. 43
NOTICE.
THE Subscriber wish', to inform his
Cuttow:a, and the inhabitants of
8tr.aferd sad .kitty, tbdt be intends car-
rying ea b et...e our
"A READY PAY SYSTEM."
Aod that after the brat day of January, 1349
he will give so credit. He will pay the
highest price for produce ofall kinds, Black
Salts free. He beg, to return his sincere
thank* to kis Customers for their liberal
Patronage, and hopes still to redone a
Share.
THOMAS M. DALY'.
Stratford Nov. 29th 1848. 441f
FARM FOR SALE.
T°
BE SOLD bs private bsrgaia,
Lo.'No.
T23, es the 548 Cea°.ssiw .f Godwin',
eoswanag 80 acne. 20 of which is cleared sad
seder eslnvatfo.; tea teres am aewly snder-
bablied sed reedy for eboppi.g. The land is .f
szeelisst quality .ad well watered. Tore is o
g ood seb.tastial log Dwells' Hour ea it, sad
au acre of upero► [nit trees in beans' condi.-
ties. Aad es the proprietor is desires..f now-
ise into other betimes, lie will dispose of at se
moderate t.rnr. Os.balf of t!. price will be
REQUIRED DOWN, and,„the other half is
three egs.l 1 teatimes*.
LT For Nether partieslars, ■pplyst this Once,
.e to the Propnetor on the presume.
GEORGE ELLIOTT, lacier.
Oederi.8. 13th Odt., 1848. 37if
NOTICE
I8 hoteby given, that all parties iadabegtl
to the .HURON DISTRICT AORL-.
CULTURAL SOCIETY, by Note or etb-
awiee, that unless the same is paid by the
First day of May next, proceedings will h
instituted waft them.
B Order,
R. G. CUNNINGHAME, 8ee'y•
Godericb, 91.1 Feb. 1849.
'PROSPECTUS
OF THE VICTORIA MAGAZINE.
81R. AND MRS. MOODIE, Eorrou
THE Editors of the Vtcroai. M..utsa will
deters all their talents, to prodsce a earful
wtertaisug, amid cheap Periedwl, lot the Cass
yes People : which may milord amurmeat to
bosh .Id and young. Sketches and Tales,
u verse sad prove, Moral Essay, Statistics of the
Ce1•e1. Scraps of Ueefsl boron:natio., Reviews
e t a.w Works, and well selected article. from
Me meat popular arbors ail* day, will form the
page. of- he Magazine.
i1e
DMus feel confident that the iadepeade*t
w ad nay: Ussery to whew envies they are
=its
dedicate tt.., tallest., will cheerfully
I.nd ice rapport to encourage their &Modus sad
b000srabie ■adertskisg. The low price at
which the Periodical is plated, is in order that
every person within the Colosy who can read,
lied if &axises for moral sad mental unproyentest
Ilia become • esbeen ber and pa t res st the work.
The ♦edema Mas.rtpa will masa nasty-
Iasi
reatyf°si pages is with sorrier pointed ea aew type,
and open good paper : and wi:l form at the end
of the year a nest Veh.mnt, of 2Pei knave, to-
gether with 'Ville Peer and Index.
1t will be ironed M.amly, comment sg on the
Finite( September, from the office of JOSEPH
._ Peb-
ILEON, Front -street,
lusher and sole Proprietor, to whom all orders for
the Magazine, and letter to the Editors, most
be addressed. (post-paid.) The terms of sub-
e oription-ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM-
t■rariebfe to as psi in sennet.
Godench, March 3, 1843. 5
poetry.
- LIFE STEALS AWAY.
If
Life ,reale away, se the ripples glide
Oa the bearing breast of tbe silent tide.
blastula away,
As the criss.o. ray
That faintly arena es depsis:sg ay -
Its p►nwm sad tin
Its tears wed sighs, '
ice glittering wealth, sod ruthless power,
A11 pees u swift u the radieot her.
Life steals away, as the shades that fall
Direly, epos the me -strewn wall.
Others is the smile that yesterday
Plas'd es tb. lips ao blithe sod gay!
'770 there -'tis there but thee/lips are clay !
Where is the tear that left the streak
Of sorrow upon the maiden's cheek
Death kia..d it away, and her grief is o'er.
And the heart that was broken shall weep se
mom
Life .teals away, as the pare, pyre snow
That melte oo the cbsd-eapp'd mous Laths beew.
While the bright sun
Still shines apo&
liebewasifel track -'tis tar.' 'tis,go&e'.
IF Red the bosom of yeetb,
Anil the its of track,
data ie eye stleht. and the dream so bright,
Ase plaaged s/ a.gti•to dark, dark night!
Lib steals awsp-ed w bed it net
Aad the tie dieti tiati ns is mos forget,
*ad the M.wh form,
And thimrt so warm.
U&e&nd for-nefhsss for the slimy worm.
And t►tSeatun m
Dap est his span
In the bosom of mirth, with her choral song,
Or the beano( crime, snd bar waiving thr.sg !
Life steals away -let the boor glass tell
How sou Death breaketb the mystic spell.
The poor man aigh'd
For the rich one's pride ;
Both -both, is the crave sleep aide by side,
Leashing reeds sad homy age,
The idler lkeleed Iwnd sage,
The traitor knave sad the beilewed brawn,
All -all pis hands in the assay gens..
EMIGRATION OF POOR PERSONS,
The following orders bate recently been
issued Sy the Poor Law Coe,missionen, is
referrcnee to leu tlnponaet 0003001.
The fo(lowine are the conditions which are
;n•'rted by the Poor Law Board io the.r
t crd^n eanct:on;ng the emierat;on of poor
peraone:
1. The party emigrating shall go to some
British colony not lying within the tropics.
2. The guardians may expend a sum not
exceeding SJ. a mile to conveying each
emigrant above seven years of age to the
port of embarkation, and a sum not exceed-
ing 14. a mile in conveying each child under
seven ears of age.
3. be guardians may give to each emi-
grant the place of whose destination shall
be eastward of the Cape of Good Hopei
clothing to the value of £1, and may also i
expend s sum net exceeding 10e. for each
emigrant in the purchase of bedding and
utensils for the voyage.
4. The guardians may give to each emi-
grant pproceoeding oto the Cape of Good
Hope clothing to the value of £5, and to
each emigrant to places eastward of the
Cape of Good Hope clothing to the value of
£2 10e : and in 'Ober ease may expend s
sum Pot exesweing LI for each person
above 14, snd 10.. for eery child above 1
sod ander 14 years of age, and in case of
fru emigration £1 fora single man above
18 years of age, in the purchase of bedding
and utensils for the voyage.
5. if the emigrant be not eo•veyed by
or under the authority of Her Majesty's
Governmest to the place of destination, or
provision be not otherwise made in a man -
P er satisfactory to the said Commissioners
for the maintainanco of sub emigrant on
arrived at such place, • cosine', to be ap-
proved by the Commusioner.,shall be enter-
ed into for securing a sum of money to be
supplied to the emmigrant on such arrival,
according te the following 'eels :-
To each person *receding 14 years of
age £ 4 -
To
.To each penal sot eseeedieg 14 years of
age 10s.
8. 1f the emigrant be not convoyed ity or
under the authority of 11er Majesty's Gov -
cutout to the place of de.tisation, and the
coot, or any part thereof, of conveying the
emigrant from the port of emb.rcatton to
each place shall be defrayed from tbe feed
above directed to be provided, a «Detract
shall be metered rate for conveying the em -
'greet to such place, to be approved by he
said Commioai...vs. - Emigrant.
issonsesmssoersornms
T.. Philadelphia Ledger says that only
Week -►sods revolt from peetiee•t govern -
meat. Josephine, aye er excellent eon
aspes.ry. "exerted a pewerfsl fefl.see.
over Naps4.-i. Aed she ward bate deem
it ever Ales..dass sad C..0 end Alfred,
and Otwaed ll, end Henry iV of Tree., tial
Crimson. Stat nil her talents. M sepita-
tie& bar
bar eepengla Wave-
le.s, M lei Wales ad mad.
perfectibility, *este base bus trews
'way epee seam"
TRAVELLER'S HOME.
STRASBURG, Warsato°,
• 28th February, 1849.
THE Subscriber hereby intimates to his
(needs and the Travelling Public gene-
rally, that be has removed from New Aber-
deen to the Village of Stn.burgh, and will
now be found is that well-known house for-
merly occupied by Mr. Jona.,-where be
will be ready and able to committee to the
comfort of those who may honor bins with
their patronage. And while ke returns
thanks for past favor., be hopes, by strict
attesties to the wants and wishes of bis
customers, still to merit a continuous of
their patronage.
JOHN ABEL.
N. B. -Good STABLES and attentive
Grooms. v2-.411
TO MERCHANTS.
WA*I D.
10009BU88E1 good er sea Ti-
, smithy Seed, for which the
S.b.eribrs will pay a higher price in Cash,
than &ay other b.yen is the market. •
BUCHANAN k GOLDTE.
Commission Merchants.
Victoria Block,King 8t. t 8144
Ramat/is 29th Doo. 1848.
VALUABLE LOT OF LAND
TOR BALE.
LOT 8, Lake Shen, towsehip .1 Ash -
Geld, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-
TWO ACRES,
Within two miles of the thriving Village of
Peet Albert, fa which then is a Grist Mill,
• Saw Mill, sad an at Mill. The Lot is
beedrdos tie wort by the Lake, and os the
east ti a set road, -a.4 it well watered.
QT her psrtwulare. apply -if by letter
poet t - 'to DAVID CLARY. Zen.
Carona arr, 14th D.c. 1846. Ott
THE FORTHCOMING
- r
BY 1.8. MA*LTON, ESQ..d 4.-
setgj. Ivy Saoa, to the Right
Me..nM. Celesta Sroe., is iateded to be
peilllsbbscription. The gebeerip-
ties lie Ase Ilseby ~ at Lasea.bis'e for gloa-
ter& Pardee et o &st..am wishing te s.►-
tprib• soil pkrw *.omits the twee le R.
t•.
Marti" an. Oslo** b Wise pub
(ieduisb. Apr*l 8th 1849. vt-4i9U
#TWELVE AND 8134 PENCE
ATTtr. ase e" TIM Min.
NUMBER XIII.
l• a time of mltsb .,digins excitement,
and coeseleewt discussion, an honest old
Dutch termer of the Mohawk was asked his
opinion as to which denomination of chess
tone were in the right way to heaves.
"Well, den," ..id he, "ren we rade our
wheat to Atbwsy, some say die is the pest
road, and some say dot u de pest ; but it
don't mak• mach difference which road we
take ; for when we get dare, day irk
us which way we come -and it is none of
their business, it roes W•KAT 18 0000 !'
A maiden lady of forty, in reply to an
trowel question, why she diel not enter into
the holy state of matrimony, said : 'Why,
by waiting I may get one of the best hus-
bands ; and if I get w bad one, I shall have
reason to rejoice that 1 have not Iolg to
Gro with him."
HARD Woai.-Then is men real hard
work in idleness than in any actual occupa-
tion we know ef. Idleness is hard because
it is unattended with a single positive pla-
w re ; wbile then is some degree of enjoy-
ment in motion itself.
HAPPY Hotas.-A young man meets a
pretty face in the ball -room, falls to love
with it, courts it, 'marries 11,' goes to house-
keemg with it, and bouts of having a home
to go to sad a wife. The chances an nine
to ten he bas neither. Iler pretty face gets
to be an old story -or becomes faded, or
fielded, or fretted -and as that face was all
be wanted, all he 'paid attention to,' all he
least, equal to the sum from the public
moneys; ouch cam must be pied to the
Teacher; relief excludes any School Su-
tton from further participation in the Legis-
lative Grant.
7- The County Councils to spporion
the public moneys for their Counties ac-
cording to the ratio of population in each
Township, Town or City, as compared with
the whole population of their Counties.
8. County Councils to gin notice of the
apportionment to the Townebip Clerks and
Township Superintendent".
9. The Notice to the Township Superin-
tendents to be their warrants to receive
the moneys apporttoDed to their Town-
ships.
10. Township, Town or City Superin-
tendents to be appointed by the Township.
Town or City Councils; Bonds required fur
the faithful performance of their duties.
11: The same person may be appointed
to be the Superintendent of several Town-
ships: Proviso. He must enter into a
Bond, in such case, to the Council of each
Township.
12. The duty of Township, Town and
City Superintendents: -.To visit and pub-
licly examine even Common School in
their Townships, Towns or Cities; to de-
liver public lectures; to give notice of their
tatbntion to visit and examine Schools; to
prevent the use of unauthorised books; to
give advice to Teachers sad Treanor; to
see that Teachers •ed Trustees do their
duty; to sue for and correct penalties and
forfeitures in certain eases; to apply for and
receive the apportionments of moneys to
sat up with, all 8. bargatoe0 for, all Ito their Towoobipe, Towne or Cities, and pay
skate to 'love honour, and protect' -he gets them, on certain conditions, to the School
sift t of his trade ; know& a dozen faces Sections; to cell for and receive all moneys
which he likes better ; consoles himself collected for School purposes io their re -
with cigar., oyster, wbu.key pone,. poli- "pectin, Townships, Towns or Cities; to
Pee, rod looks upon hu bowie u a very retain in their bands, "object to the order
a the Cubed" of their Townships, Towns
or Cities, all stoney' that have not been
called for, or that they have not been able
to apply according to law: to see, generally,
that the provisions of the Sebool Law are
complied with; and to report annually to
the Township, Town or City Councils, and
alae to the County Councils.
indifferent boarding-house. _A family of
children grow up about bon ; but neither he
ter his face knows anything about training
}hem ; eo they come up helter-ekelter-
made toys of when babies, dolls when boys
and girls, drudges when young men and
*omen ; and so passel year after year, nod
n ot one happy, homely, party hour is known
throughout the whole household. Another 13. in ease any Township, Towo or
young man becomes enamoured of wort- Ctty Supenrtendent do not so report an -
see; He waits upon it to parties, dances anally, the moneys for bta Township. Town
the polka with it, exchanges billet doss or Ctty, are to bo withheld, till a sufficient
with it pops the question to 11, gets yes report be funnelled; and the Superintendent
from it, te published to at, takes it to the is, in the discretion of the Township,
parson's, weds it, calls it 'wife,' carries it Town or City Council, to forfeit £10.
home, seta up an esta,li.hment with it, 14. Superintendents are to keep •n •e-
iatroduc.s it to hue fneods, and ads (Pour sount of their traneactio■e, and deliver it to
fellow,) that be, too, is married ; he hasthe Clerk of Township, Town or City
got a borne. It's a lie. He is sot mar- I Councils to be laid before such Cooped',
and they or their personal representatives
or sureties are, in case of removal, resigna-
tion or death, to account to the persona ap
pointed to succeed them, under • penalty
of £25.
sited ; he has no home. Aod he soon finds
it out. Ho is in the wrong box : but it is
too late to get out of it. He might as well
hope to escape from his coffin. Friends
congratulate him, and he Ind to grin and
bear it. They praise the hones, the Omni- • 1'3. Clerks of Townahin, Town or City
tcrc the crad:c, thn new IBible, the newer C,iunci:s. are to report to the t'nunty Conn property of every Seeenp
c,1'iy, snd Then hid the 'fortune' and him r le every npp,-in-me'.t cif a Township, tsict Councils, fooSchool
who 'husbands' it good morning. Good Town or City Seperintehdent, for their after to bo acgnired_ for
morning ! As if he had s good morning reepectiveTownebips, Towne or Cities; and to be vested in Townsbi
since he and that gilded 'fortunewere fads- to report, also, ever' vacancy i0 the office Councils.
ly declared to be one. Take another case. of such Superintendents. 43. Two or more 8ehoe
A young woman. is smitten with a pair of . 16. Township, Town. and City Councils joining-Towashipe may 8.
whisker'. Curia hair never before Ind to appoint the salaries of such Supennten- purposes of this Act.
such charms. .1*he'sets her cap for them.- dente. 44. The inhabitants of
They take:..:The'deli'hted,wbtekers make 17. School Sections and Trustees sow are, for School purposes, to
an offer, fir.t.one and then the other. prof- recognised, to cootie's* such under thislonging to the Township, .
fenng themse'ces both in exchange for her Act. I in which the School -house is
ono heart. The dear Mise in overcome by 19. Township, Town, and City. Councils i 45. Two School Sections
her magnanimity, closes the bargain, car- may• alter School' Sections or form new separately to support a goal
ries home her prize, shows it pa and tea, one., and determine the sites of School I may unit!, and the Teacher
calls herself engagd to it, tbinks sherd ne- houses: Proviso, No School Section or j Schools on alternate days, or
ver was such a pair (of whiskers) before, ! School site to be altered ontrl three months; nate periods of the same day.
and in • few weeks they.are married. Mar- � after notice shall hart been given to the 46. On the Petition of a m.
rigid ! Yes. the whole world call it so, and Trustees. ; inhabitants of a Scbool Socio
we will. Whet is the result t A @bort i 19. Notice to be given to the Inhabitants i Grammer School is located, th
honeymoon, and the unlucky discovery that of new Section., calling them to meet for . the County may, on sestii1
they are •Ironlike as chalk and cheese, and I the election of Trustees. authorize suck School to bo u
not toy made one, tbo' all the priests In 20. Resident landholders and boasehol- Common School of such Sec'ino
•
dere to elect Trustees from among tbem- 47. The Trustees of the
selves, but said Trustees to bold office till Schools to manage their respec
next January only. Iso but conjointly to direct the con
21. A meeting for the election of True etruction to be pursued to the unit
tees to be held annually on the second 44. When County Councils ea
Tuesday of January. Ilow and by wham togs to be erected for the ancon.
suet meng ca• Grammar School., or when they g
t3. Aetit the flisretto
mbeeeting lledheld in January, for their support, such Schools
three Tru@tees sea to be elected, who Model Sch'
to retire from ogee in the order of theirare 48. Nn pere000ls.a to be hereafter s
election, to be 'reacher of • Grammer or
23. At every s1bsegsent muting in Jae- School, unless he has produced a
nary, one Trustee is to be elected. cats signed by the Pn.cipal of the
School.
60. it shall be lawful for the Prise
the Normal School to give to tiny qn
pei.o• • t•ertiflca'. of 5.. g•ali3c.tion
61. The Governor is to appoint a
14 Education for each County.
62. The B•.erd of Education to ince
the first Tuesday in January, April,
sad October.
63. The Clerk of the Comity Coonci
be Clerk of the Board of P+dneatrns for
Canty. His dirty in witch caps. ty.
54r The duty of the Board of Muir
io be: to examine candidates fnr'the of6
of Teacher; to grant eert.6eates of trial
cation to rich; to west the nose; to eel.
n od reeenwer.d veritable hook., bet .n ■
at... echelon to .t•sdy books or jots is ex
erei.ee of dove new, re which the of ties
pareete or 'earths*" .bjeet; to keep • re
eord .f their preemptive.; •.d to report
a•aeally t. the Chad S.p.n•teed.ni,
65. Township, Tows. and City Camelia
may eoselitwt• •wv Comma Reboot' of
their reepsetave T.wssbipe, T.wta, N
Cities a Meeel Ssho.l.
five we eget frees Alio appotli het. There shall be a Normal School.
r• reload
67. The Gomer t •sgn
"�3�'�"�
thee •.s.• pwr•os,. N lM _t�T•
m•1 Saul.
6e. The duty of s pongee is -1.: is
• dept mallet m..s/tM Air I.blsg a
Normal Seh.si..tlt lar pe.s deg and ins,
mohair ttrdaMe ImOliass fine At twses•re-
anewl end hr waterlog bake nod spas -
tee; and M determine generally whet dell
preemie the Aster ci the 0*- a l: .•d
A. colas. s paper Aegean that it is
telly se inewa tens es eat in "dace the
SIM ed4.ams .t hie gemespeisers, es of
en .M mead bar ads, end yea will gel the
truth just shoat ss sera
adopt t.eses for the ttsuatesaece of the
School of their 'Suites; to detonate* and
prepare a rate bill, if required; to exempt
from the payment of the rate -bill, or to en-
(.rcei the payment thereof, under certain
conditions; to take a r , usually, of
the children resident in their School Sec-
tion; to allow every person resident in their
School Section to attend the 8ebo..1 there-
of; to engage sad appoint qualified person
to be teachers; to select imitable books,
and disallow unsuitahle ones; to see that
the Fcbool of their Section is properly con-
ducted; and to report annually the state of
said School to the Township. Town, or
City Sup.nntenjent.
31. The Secretary -Treasurer is to tease
t copy of the 'Trustee.' Report to be mado
public, for the tuformatioa of the inhabitants
of his Sehood Seet,.n.
32. Tae duty of Te.cben to be: to teach
diligently and faithfully; to keep • record
or regietor; to bow quarterly eliminations;
to matotun order and du.ciplaee in their
Schools; to act u Secretary to the True.
tees; and to furnish to the order of Town-
ship Town, sod City Supen■uodents such
information a they can gore.
33. Provides that Superintendents may
withhold from School Seetu ne and Teach-
ers their sisrse of the public monies, until
they-furaish their anassl esparto.
34. Provides that any Tnuetee or ry
Teacher who shall lash* a Ulu Report,
shall furfeit • sum not exceeding Five
pounds, and be liable to be tried and punish-
ed for misdemeanour.
35. Renders obligatory on Townatiip,
Town, sod City Council to nose a tax equal
iD amount to the sum of public moeiea ap-
portioned to their Township, 'Town, or
City.
36. Requires the Township, Town, or
City Superintendent to report immediately
to the Township Town, or City Council, in
ease t8. sum he receives from the Collector
be less than it ought to be.
37. Authorises the Township, Town.
and City Councils to apportion, the public
monies for their tows/hop,' Towne, or
Cities to the several Schools according to
the ratio of the aggregate .tteodaoce of
scholars.
38. Tewsahip, Town, and City Councils
may, on certain condition., levy • tax on
the inhabitants of any School Section, for
Schoolpurpoeee.
39. Such tax to be levied and collected
u other taxes are levied aid collected.
40. Township, Town, and City Co.neib
may, ostler certain condition., ninth School
Sections for the purpose of establishing bet-
ter Schools.
41 . The powers of the Truckee of the
School Sectional united for such porposs are
to cease, and the united Section is to be as
a new Section, until the election of Corpo-
rate Trustees.
42. All land., house
, tenements, and
tion,rested in Die -
purpose., or here -
itch purpose, are
Town, mad City
1 Section, in ad -
united for the
united Sections.
be rated as be -
own, or City
located.
hat are unable
tied Teacher,
may teach the
during alter-
jority of the
e in which a
e Council of
conditions,
oiled to the
stendoat pronounced them so.--Bsr-
ritt's Christian Citizen.
NEW SCHOOL BILL FOR UPPER
CAN4DA.
SYNOPSIS.
Title. -Preamble.
1. Former Acta repealed; the Otte. of
Chief Superintendent continued; the emote -
meats thereof to be the same as those of
the same office in Lower Canada. 24. Any person appointed to cell *School
2. Duty of Chief Supen•rendent:-To i tion myelin i., if he segleet to All
apportion the Legislative Grant according g t
to population; to certify the apportionment such mee'ing. to forfeit two pounds; and
to the inspector Gemini; to give notice sucMnieeu0g may be called by any three
thereof to the Clerks of County Couocite; nddent freeholders within teeny days d -
to nee that the apportionments be properly I ib. the }OOdefault nntocalling such meeting by
applied; to prepare eoota►le forme and regi• I . An' person retie+Ing to sews ss
latio.a, Officers
transmit them mi the Boards! 2Trainee, a to forfeit five pounds; and recut -
Ad;
Oeeen'ppoiated a administrate this
Ad; se famish copies of forms and regula-
tions, sad of tine Aet, to the orders of
Township Sepen■tade■te; to edleee std
diens information respecting edssetios;
and to report, annually, oft tbe state of
Edea ties, sad the nestpptsta and expeeditere
a pans moseys for 8 • eel purposes is
Upper Camila.
S. Meaty. for the ewewgermeint of
Common Schools peysble beth rT es srsn
of
the eeverk1 Castles.
4. The Trousron to satsfy
of Cosy Caecila white the
mesa MN bee owelvsd by them
S. The Clerks to lay wish Nebel before
the Camay Caserta
IL Tie aunt Css.sib a dedset tee
ins. N by the re
Sect that, ;Mae* sweat
emcee etrtebash ad s■■ieai■
idea Sebes* 1!rai ee& Relief its as
.M le Mead tie{ me /shad Sestios to
be reiieeed K ite s...alarsa ere wealthy;
Sabel 8esliese let may be salted to
Ohs/ Saari Escheat net is be rebe'd;
Sabaaa Matisse te be relieved mewl eeeb.
respective
ive trusts.
Pse of m-
od School.
use build-
°dation of
al sums
are to be
ppointed
Model
cortin -
Normal
ippaal of
aliecJ
Board
Clerks
es -
meg occurring ie the office of Trustee. are
(in use then be rho snrvi.tar Tru@tees to
call a School Section meetiO4) to be filled
.p provisionally by the Township, Tows,
se CityC.wned.
96. No School Trustee shall be re-elec-
ted without his own cnnaent.
97. How School Section meetings Ball
M constituted.
19. Trustees to be a Corponliea.
29. Should then be at soy time no Tru. -
s..., the powers of the Corporation ere to
h vested w the Towss►ip, Town, or City
8ep.riatendest.
80. The arty of Trustees to be: to 'o-
wlet as of themselves le be Secretary.
Treasons?: to take paeeesaiea of ell proper•
y for Common School porpnese beleagise
t. the 8.hool 8.ene; to require and held
for their School Sectio• all propel.,
moneys .0d iecornea belonging to thin
C.t'porataou for CommonSawed peewees;
to apply eeh prepay ee...diwg w the
terms of segarieg or reserving 9: to en
whatever may he expedient. ruder carats
eaeditie•e, fee the bending, repairleg, met -
mg, rwwi.g, wormier, or keeping is w-
hy Wuios or etbsrwls0, ruse r saaau, as der, the Sdeol-hose of tbrtr Section; a
t on
I to
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