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unlearned He seas/ eV. thisCearestlo. ;
al wee esessease Ma' wllsd epee men of
DM* eek s( gsrties to joie them,
ellen* the msasene
Md `heReReNfsnre eepyorted. He ea-
r,ir+Itsd to lies the tntrodaetiee .f
p6441 ss t b ►•d h.pad that pliers .-
b0.. so .seesaws to pro-
mote the esmmerefel and social oroeperity
of the ceustry, sod not tome party resold -
tidies like thee. latrod.o.d ;let tilt praise.
•sates of the C.sve.tive mad their acts be
st least ceesiCent. He naw sot there to
support either party. Ce..erratire es he
was, he behoved the Province had suffered
mom from party bick•riage than anything
Mee, and h. bad IbooRbt they were net to-
gether there to dense measures to relieve
tb.Ieprosaiso udder which they were suf
ferias, but u yet they bad dose oothieg.-
Ile 4i4 sot medical/Led the confused manner
in whirls they ware proceeding. They
were called upon to pledge Sasser -Ives to e
certain scheme of oreasisatio° for the whole
oe.try, sod at the next moment they were
tole that they were not a party, that they
were awnbled there for the general goad
of the country. Let them then take iotas
coosd.ratioo the real good of the country
sad thecaoaes of the depression ; he should
like to bear bow politics affected the pre-
set' posiuoa of the eoustry. Unless tbey
could make the people here's* proepeeoss
se their seigbbrs o° the other side of the
lines, they would never he sati.d.d with
sty party oe organtzatioa. (Cheers.) If
they bed come there u a party they bad
never done the Conoenative party a greater
berm than they were doing it now. (Hear,
boar.) He had no objection to local organi
sation, bet they would do • fetal injury to
their party by the course they were now
perms'. He bad seen as the lint move
of the League, as addresa calling upon all
Anglo -Salome te join them, but he had
beard sorbing in this Assembly that would
net show that they belonged to but one p0-
htie.t party : all their resolutions wee- mot
violsotly political. Wbats•er they might
tbisk of their Radical Admioioutration,
bedi4 set think there wee In individual pre-
sent veto would say that if there wee an
sl.eti°s sow, the Coee.rntivee could get
• majority tenable of carryine on the gov-
ernment. (Hoar, beard) They could not
potet te the please they could gain on the
w list ofco.stiteeseks, (+' Yee, yes.") If we
sr. to rsassis a poor miserable despised
ceantry, 1st no too* it early, let the League
atom it •taste. If we are to be told by
every sweeties Government in England
that we are ootbiog to their eyes, that we
ars at perfect Weedy to go wbeeever it is
oar Interest to dorm, let ea rale. oersslve•
at owe to the standard of a nation. (Cheers
and di'apprnhatitn. Let it sot be supees-
..d that within war to he said bare hot
what weblJ apes with their wonted feel-
ing .1 Io,alty, tjdy must be prepared to
forget that they were eolveists and take a
step fee themselves. [Cheer., god disap-
probation.)
11►. Rows was really astonished to hear
lawyer*, men who pretended to khovr sesne-
Wring's( the e.0etitntion, get up and say
that the Governer Gesoral should be im-
peached (hear, beer, and eh ! oh !). He
would be dwhgbue is see the bel of im-
peachment they would draw tip r (Gust
cheers, laughter and hies...) lie hoped
they would mmalais to the meeting how they
wenld impeach lord Elva mod for what ;
be (Mr. 11.) .apposed it was only for carry -
tog not the the wishes of the people se es-
Fresaed by their representatives. Hi was
sore that under rsspoo.ilib government no
e til u abseil be le my patties he itoMssl
ease to yes 1►. Mal 4.e1.ios of Parliament
oe the measure submitted to it byher Ma•
sate'. servant., for the remorof those
restrictive. °poo the cmmere of Canada,
to be relieved from which is the pieties!
object prayed for in the Petitions to Her
Majesty, traoeuutt.d by your Lordship with
the M.patches. You *AU sow Iof.rei the
Pett ereere that their Petition. were duly
laid Wore the Q.e.a, and that her Majesty
was rimmed to receive them very graciuus
ly, and you will at the same time supreme
to them the eery great satisfaction 1 'eel In
beteg able to eoornuaicats to them. that,by
the Act of Parliament to_" amend ,ho laws
fs force for the e.eouregeemcnt of British
stepping and laaigatieu," which has just
been pissed, std of w tech 1 have the honer
to escles•s a copy, the prayer of tbeir peti-
tions bar bees grated, by freeing the trade
of Canada from the last of the test nations
formerly imposed epee it by British Legis-
lation.
The Petition of the Aiootreal Board of
Trade prays not osly fur the repeal of the
Navigatetm Laws. but also for a fixed duty
of out leas than fire shillings a quarter may
be imposed upon wheat imported into this
country frorn soy but Colonial ports -that
tram Colonial ports allowed to enter tree
from duty.
Her Majesty's servants harp been unable
Other Reese** troops had takes Bristle
after a slurp settee with the Hesgarius.
The Auatnan garrison at Rub had been
compelled to surrender.
A letter from Vienna in the fndependwt
of Btu/tells, states tbat the Hungarians
h tee retaken Suragtten, end that the Diet
wet to be opened on the I01b Inst.
1t is stated tbat 80,000 Ilusgariue, sn•
der the commad of Dembinski, bad e..
countered 110.000 Resetaa at Skowiteb,
to which the latter were defeated.
r.uesie.
Btdstdt was fearfully bombarded os the
7113 ult. According to the last aceounu,
et held out, and the garrison hoisted a
black Big in Inkee that they would rather
die than surrender.
re•MC..
On the 12th imitate, there was a rumour
in Pari. of a difference in the Cabinet on
the affairs of Rome, and it to r.nw said that
Barret and Du(erriere will resign. A doubt
was expr d whether England, as pre-
viously reporte.1, had remonstrated wi%h
France on the subject.
TI1E LAEGUEDF.FUNCT! TIIECON-
VENTION IMPERISHABLE!!
The Lenges is dead. Alas ! Alas !-
Wo was oho day ! What was there in the
to recommend to Parliament •compliance' term so smarter ID Import. oto render its
with this n of the rliam n t as the rocas- speedy abro yation desirable? The great
p•convention has been held; and what has it
accomplished! Nothing, -absolutely notb-
ing-beyond the mere reruduuon of the
term League, and the substitution of thm
silly, eltp-slop, hackneyed deeignatios, of
the •t Britieh Canadian Association."
persuaded British Canadian.' What a corpse -
while at the same time they are
Pe tion . What an attempt to establish a =-
that Do real necessity exists for endeavoring practicable cher-nice-political affetty ! A
thus artificially to stimulate the trade of the pretty set of fellow., these, to take upon
St. Lawrence, for the rake of which the to the emancipation of, their eoun-
Pelitionen desire that such It duty as I have try. Their say is said; their song is rung.
mentioned should be impese4. We looked forward to this coovention with
Looking to the remarkable natural adean- no ordinary solicitude; for who that reOeet-
lages which Canad• e'ijoys, to the great ed upon the burning zeal, by which the
public works by which those advatages prime mover. were a touted, could fail to
have been improved, to the In'!wtry end anticipate very momentous rewrite. There
eoterpnse wheoh di.tingerisb her rapidly 1. Just one,.. -and only one, -Important fact
increasing popuistton, 1 esti entertain no left on record by the ronventien-and that
doubt that now that hull seope will be riven is, that it has been held. The value of
for the exertion and enema wt,ich will be pre -viva'', in a!1 well regulated communi-
dieplayed in turner tease advantages to the tree, is knoten to• be very great. tub
beat *ermine it will soon be proved by the f wi lied that hu 'enemy had written a Keaoer Peter
result that the trice Of Can.dt doe. not b„ok." There was much meaning in that Yerottnrrd\Lch am
require to be artifc :illy :fostered. but that, I Th T th b Id their
1
no the century, under the etimulua of free
competition it will nee rapi.11y 10 a prosper-
ity far mere solid and lasting than that
urs prayed for would have been entirely in-
coueiateot with the principle' of that core-
mereial policy which Parliament has delibe
ralely deckled on adopting, and which they
believe to be beet calculated to promote the
permanent interests ofthe empire at large,
Coroner's Sale of Lands and
Tenements.
HURON DISTRICT, t BY virile of
71 Wit : S W nt of Agri
Facia to seed of Her Majesty's Detect
Cuurt of the District of Hums, erected to
the Casser, of the Hero. Dutriet, and to
so delivered, spinet the Lads std Tens -
meats of Frederick Clarke, at the soil el
Jars McDonald, 1 bare Defied cud taken to
execution, Town Lot •umber eleven, Borth
side of Light House Street, or Lot roomer
.umber Sixty io ibe Tows of Goderieh,
c..laut.g sae quarter of a acre of Land,
he the time more or lees, together with the
Frame Drellieg House and other appurte-
nances to the safe premises belonging.
which 1 shall offer for Sale at the COURT
ROOM, en the Huron nutria Gaol, is the
Tows. nI Unclench, cis Thursday, thesigbtb
day of November next, at noos.
GEORGE FRASER,
One of the Coronets,
Huron District.
Corte/ma's Orrice.
Godericb, Sib August, 1849. 2.-027
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING is the Post Office at Stratford
W to let Assiut 18.49.
Albert William Merrifield Mr.
D.lkatise David Me.,...• Themes
Barker Georgs McDermed Peter
Bn•mbeed J W McDaniel Duca
Corky John McEwao Hugh 3
Crozier lase McHugh Mich
Chrwmock Charles Pintail Deneis
Cents Gad Pinder Thomas
Cassia. Richard Prtnale George
Curer All Pawls, George
Cutleries David Parker William,
Campbell Thomas Robertson Margaret
Chester Rieb Redford Andrew
Cooper Jnha Rutlidge Peter
Crowley Mich Beberise Jobs
Unnher Juoepb Staub Henry
Frazier A Saul Micb
Elyse Coen'ck - Sehoiiher Sebastian
Frasier II -,-..,•m S,eveeson Thigh
Goetz Mich Stewart John
Oehler Anthony Swifter Jacob
Go..'... Henry Sebeeh Philp
Hamilton Francis Stratbdes Jobs
holt nerce Joh. Scott Aana
Hicks Miehew Scots All
Hennessy Jobe Stock John
Hewit Arthur Thomrson SVm•
Janes Mr. Tombhp Henry
Thompson Curia
Wadd:e Jobs
Weber Jacob
Welts Eder P
Wiliam) William
nisi. a ones, in e bolding ofo r yte,ly pack
conventinn,hare written • hook. from which. L..dendsyer Joke
et atter yeare. their opponents may borrow Moors Elizabeth
• a 1041, with no trivial advantage. What
which could he created by soy (ictttious wo i!J have been the erten' of pod gnatfon
eneour.gemenl. ' evinced by these monopolists of loyalty,
The im:.ortance of the relief which will bad the Reformers. at sty time, bad ro-
be off-.rded to the Trade of the British Col- poses to so daring • measure. As to the
ooiea gene. -all r, and more especially to that preceding, bf the . Le-agoe. there has not
of Canada, by the .let which 1 now traes0Ut been a single indication given of any impor-
cannnt, I believe, easily be over estimated, I pant popular messes. being entertained by
and it is my earnest homiest the inhabi- ' thein. They have come before the country
tats of Canada will see in this measure without a budget; and they will vented' into
a D'•w proof of the desire of Pariument to noneettty as rapidly as they sprang into be-
ing. Bet as we have already said, they
leave behind them the crest fact. -their
convention. Fifty years from this date, this
fact will' be better understood than at
present.-.Virrur.
promote their welfare and to advance their
prosperity.
I have, kc.,
(Signed) GREY.
Right Hoe. the,,Earl of Elgin.
Secsrgait'e t)r►urt._
Montreal. 2utt!t Illy. 19-19.
His Excellency the Governer General has art $ '
been pleased to make the following appoint. Mu rout.. Ja
cots, via : We Ant of no tnawties. in bn•deea
me 1y 26.
S. .i.e.
Moss. S•teOWWL Thome • Esquire. to bei the ste.mer •'rued. Weather to -day his been
C'erk of the Ctrenit Crete of St. Johso, to very sultry, web acca.e..al threader stotms.-
tM room of John McGUh•, Esquire, resign- Thermometer 'ratters from 7 t, 61.
ed. - - The Retard of Healt% repollers mterewent. for
Aoousras Tetsoon. Engnirs. to be Rees- the 24 hors eadieg to -day et sow, of which 94
eve Isepectnr of the Midland i ietnet. were at cholera
•ToelessAf argcnc.. Foretop, ,- be Clerk ¢ Moxrae•y Lely 27. 1649.
of the Heron D strict Coot% and Reel . F:eer nye the eau of oar dot .►evert, the
•isdtvidod present would content for er.e of the Surrogate Dort of the ll-ror D:1- °'a' k.i „oolreed9 •point: and .ethnosh .-kholpacers at to .11"w the Geeersor General to g els
'' ••kid 2:•, Ing be- e.'. o sales re •k place u
r,fnse his 'auction to a ewer• introduced lnrt. i l a 9n or shipping hrse.la of Saprrfine--hnnhee
Tsowas Score hxeeow, of Termite. to bas of that grade loin' at the same time .old at
with his approval. The Governer General be a N ,tare P Odic in (hat part of the Pro- !Id to 31 per horrel lege. There were so Iraesee-
eeeld ant "fu"' ft. v,1 se man of pt re:ple vivre f,r-n.-'y f'nxr Caneda. ' { eons in Extras SoperIne, holden being fine at
Ws fd. - -
Wheat. .Ce. -Some 'mall lots of very toad U.
C. Milted. have bees sold at 4s. 51.1 sad Se. V.-
ry little in market.
�eaaet Pees -For &hippie' percale of good quality. 2s
e/�
uropcau NaW:J. a6d ha.been paid.
have endured ouch a thing. [Greet uproar' Oti'o Kleady, without much doing.
and eow(nsies.] •Ostmeae-Holden are firm at 1 ir 6d -17s be -
Mr. Gsoaes Caeweoas-Had the mitten- Arrival of the Europa. tae offered and Wooed.
vitt of the maim, ti( the revolnteoi le 1.1e- Prn.isien•-Rete of Perk to a limited extent,
THAT HE WAS READY TO WiTH• Soren days Iain from at 47. 6.4-52. 6d and 67. 6d to 7tls. Errepe. Ash.' .-Pnis have been wa'e.hk thrnszhna
DRAW IT ! - the week .t 27• tri to 28. 31: and •I:hooch the
The motel' was withdrawn accordingly The Steamer Europe arr:vej at ifalifax new. reeeived veeeerday gvete. them " (,down"
after few word/ farm Mr. Bocko■ defending os the evening of the 24'h. 2(18 to mill obtai.ebl.. Pearls ere asked for at
unwell from the charge of maim annex- Bhaittuil active -more vigorous than 270'd-
ation. usual. Touwro. Jet y 26.
at high hnnn•r wadi/ base held hit ..at in Faeosascc Car,.0roe McrTLI.Cay, of
the cabinet her one momnt if be had rain- Kit,cstoil, to be.a Not try -Public :a that part
,ed hiese
satien t° the. •""""J".(Hear of the Province formerly Upper Canada.
followed a .cess of indesenb.ble uproar and
eaeitemest.) He appealed to an, man who
-
bad filled a nspon.ibloeit°atios if he wonld
THE NAVIGATION LAWS.
- We give a very important Deepateh to-
day from Earl Grey to the Earl of Elgin,
aneesueiug the postage of the Navigation
Bill. and aaewerieg the enmerees Pettuona
forwarded to the Home Government preying
for a repeal of the emaciates AeK which is
law nntit Jaa•ry mixt. We have fres the
Out felt greatiaterest le the gtoeties, being
oenwtseesd that eothiag but o•restreeted
commerce would save Canada from the evils
ofa general bankruptcy, ad it ie therefore
feelings .f aatisfaetlea that we are en -
led to lay before our readers the official
documents alluded te. Tie wording of the
Despatch aid the truths it eostaiae will be
appreciated by every est .salons to tie this
cw•try prosper, and will berm! with plea-
sure by these wbo bare exerted tb•meelves
to obtain as alWatios is the existise en-
setz.est. The concluding words of Earl
Grey, an i. strong costreet to the gneru-
lees eameehe of Lord Bee,.gbam, reeently,
mhos he declared that caned." was wet 81
for Respesedde Geeeswme.R" Wo are
sesvfied free the late legielettos of Great
Wail that the Importance of Canada i.
agates b be appreciated, aid pkat before
rte impetew mill be gives to ser mom-
slake seal aVvieet1me of wbieh .mew the
IWO
• mut E�pweet beta heat
Montreal, .9th Jely, t, Op.
Sir, --I am eemeaiisd by meRgeellesey.
the Oweeser thesesa) to tras°mit, Ib the
infirmities tithe Board of Trade of Haw
Hum the Copy of a Despaterb receival h
'kr Elitoillesey from Rem Orgy. is ashrams
.'e the Polities addressed by that body to
R .Halsey w
0o the bJ' .1 of the Naviga-
ws
I have the begey le ho, obs,
Yews attest aloft bumble eerv't.,
T. OAMPSRLL, Mayor.
Trgblest d the Mei of Teed*, t
Man" S
F1e.r-A few lots bare been d apn.ed of at
A. F. MiCKLE, Postmaster.
Stntf,rd, July 2nd, 1848.
Mr. NAIRN'S SCHOOL,
ST. PATRICK ST., GOD ER ICH.
TUE Syvtem of [reduction parleyed will
11 oe tested by halt -yearly public Exami-
tione,-the first of which will take place io
December next..
GoJcrtch, August 1649. 2r -o27
THS "GLOBE" NEWSPAPER. --A
Weekly Eileen of the GLOBE is now
pobliebed on a large sheet, without soy ad-
sejlivsmente, for two dollars per annum.
The Tri.Weekly GLOBE is published on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at four
dollars per annum.
Toronto, 1st August, 1949. 2,-047
GODERiCH, C. W.
1st August. 1849.
RECEIVED per ships Aqua Marine, and
.*fo.lezetrwr, from Liverpool, via. Mor i Best 2 boatels Spring Wheat,
proal, and for Sale by the Subeer:bere, I god best
BALES BLEACHED COTTON YARN, Best 2 bushels Barley,
-Noe. 7. 8, and 9. Zed b..t
CHEST$ TEA. of various qumlities. Best 2 bushels of Oats
11hde. and Or Casks, t' darteda" Firot "-n' best
Best ;; C„ehels Puts,
,Agricultural Show.
AT a Meeting of the Committee of the
DLANSI1ARD AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY, bold In St. Mary's os Weds..-
dap/ the 13th Julie, the followis` Promidese
were allowed for the enauiss CATTLE
SHOW, to be held os ?sada, Ike 11th .f
September, 1849.
Cx.us 1-BORUL
Beet Mare aad Foal, LI 0 0
god beet 0 l6 0
3rd best 0 10 0
Beet 3 years old Geldisga or Fillies 0 16 0
Ind beet 0 10 0
GODERICB, C, W
1st AltResta INC
FOR SALE.
AL ARGE Aessortentef CDT NAME,
of all elects,
BO XVI WINDOW,GLASS, 7)(9, IN 10,
and 1251 16.
• tri
BARRELS FINE SALT.
M. B. SEYMOUR h Co.
Agrieulturdll Exhibition.
THE Mensal Exhibition of the Lemke
Road Agricultural Smcisty, will o
3rd best 0 5 0 held at Mrs. J1alkarilta Totem, a the Dr
Best 2 years old do. 0 15 0 'coolers Settlement, Leedom Road, oe
god beet 0 10 0 Thursday, the 27tb day of September mut,
3,4 best 0 S u when the following Premiums will be awar-
Bwst 1 year old Colt and Follies 0 10 0 ded for FARM STOCK, GRAIN, DO -
!ed boat o 7 6 AIESTIC'MANUFACTURES, Product of
3rd beat 0 6 Y tie D ifry, 4'r. rte.
Beet Matcked Span of horses, 1 0 0 Best Breed Mare and Feel, LI 0 0
CLAN l. -CATTLE. 9nd Beat, 0 15 0
Best Bull, aged, £1 0 0 3rd Best. 0 10 0
trial best 0 ,15 0 Boat Two years old Filly, 0 12 0
3rd beet 0 10 0 god Beet, 0 8 0
Best Ycarhng Do. 0 10 0 3rd Bent. 0 8 0
2rtd pest 0 1 6 Best One year oid F.IIv, 0 10 0
3rd bast 0 5 0 Jed Best, 0 7 6
Beet Yoke of Working Oxe, fn ire Bout, 0 5 0
yearn std upwards, 1 0 0 Best two tun old Cull, 0 19 8
Ind beat 0 15 0 2nd Bert,
090000
8 0
3rd bc.1 0 10 0 3rd Bast, 0 6 0
Best 4 years old 9t..n., 0 10 0 Bet One year old Cult, 0 10 0
god best 0 7 6 Ind Beat
001
783rd best 0 6 0 3rd Beat60Best 3 )ears old Steers,0 7 6 But Mllcb Cow,00ted best0602nd Best l6 0
3rd best 0 3 0 3rd Beet 0 10 O
Beat 2 year. old Do. 0 5 0 Bleat Two years old Heifer, 0 19 6
2cd best 0 3 9 Ind Beat 0 8 0
3rd best 0 ! 6 3rd Beat 0 6 0
Fat then 4 years and upwards, 0 10 0 Beat Oroe year old Heifer, • 0 19 6
2nd boot 0 5 0 Zed Best 0 8 0
Beet Fat Cow or Heifer, 0 7 6 3rd Best 0 6 0
end best 0 5 0 Best Bull. 1 6 0
Best Mitch Cow have' a calf by 2nd Best 0 17 A
her sets, 0 15 0 3rd Best 0 10 0
tad beet
O 10 0 Best Ooe year old Bull, - 0 16 0
O 5 0 tod But 0 fo 0
3rd B st 0 ''il 6
0 15 �pp Best Yoke Oxes, 0 10 O
• o 10 0' -- 2nd Best 0 7 6
o S 0 Best Yoko ThreO years old Steers, 0 10 0
0 7 6 Ind Bret 0 7 6
o S 0 Best Yoke Two years old Steer., 0 7 6
0 3 9 2nd Best 0 6 0
O 5. 0 Beat Yoke Osoe year old Sloss, 0 7 5
O 3 9 2nd Best 0 6 0
O 2 6 Best Fatted Ox or Steer, 0 10 0
2nd Best 0 7 6
0 10 0 Best fatted Cow or Heifer, 0 10 o
6 Ind But 0 7 6
o Best Ram, 0 16 O
O pod Best under 4 years old 0 49 0
9 3rd Best 0 8 o
9 Best Oroe Year old Ram 0 10 o
6 god Best - 0 7 6
3rd Best 0 6 0
o Best Ram Lamb, 0 7 6
8 Zed Best 0 8 0
9 3rd Beet 0 6 O
6 Beet 2 Ewes that raised Lambe
tb s year, 000000
:576168
5 O
g god Best 0 1! 6
O 3rd But 0 7 8
4 -PIGS. Best Two Ewe one year old, 0 10 0
6 10 0 2nd Best 0 7 6
O '7 6 3r4 Beat 0 5 0
O 10 o Best Two Ewe Lambe, 0 7 6
o 7 6 2nd Beet 0 6
3rd Beat
10 o Best Two Fatted Walkers,
tied but - a.
Cest Milch Cow kering beim calf
to 1849,
Ind best
3rd beat
Beet 2 year old Heifer,
2nd best
3rd best
Bat one year old Do.
Ind best
3rd hest
CL•sa 3 -SHEEP.
Best Ram 2 year. and upwards,
2nd hest 0 '7
3rd best 0 5
Best one year old Ram 0 5
Ind hest 0 3
Best Ram Lamb, 0 3
2nd beat ,0 2
Best pair of Ewes baring suckled
Lambe uat.l the 24th July. 0 10
teal best 0 7
Best pair of Ew• Lambe 0 3
sled best 0 2
But Pen of 3 Fat Wstbere a
Ewes, 0 7
2nd beet 0 6
CLL..
Best' Boar,
tnd beet
Best Breeding Sow,
2nd boat .
CLASS 5 -GRAIN.
Best 2 bushels of Fall Wesel,
Ind best
quality, COLORED and PALE BRANDY.
BOXES LIVERPOOL SOAP.
M. B. SEYMOURs1c,Co.
•
TEAS ! ! TEAS!!!
TILE Subscriber in retsraieg his most eieeere
thanks to hie friends, sad the' public, (or
their moot liberal p.ttooage, hep les,. to In-
form them that he has net IMPORTED • choice
Lot of TEAS. die., which he offer, for Sale fel-
CASH.
ns
CASH. BUTTER, W 0 O L, TUIOTHY
SEED. WHEAT, or any other bird of Produce.
Iowa than ever offered here before.
0
o 7 6 !nal Beat 0
o IO o Best Two Fatted Ewes, 0
o 7 6! 2nd Best 0
o 7 6' Best Boar ) 0
o h o 2nd,Best `. to be kept 1 year 0
o 5 0 3rd best 0
u 2 6 Best Broo.J Suw, o
O 7 6 2nd Best to be kept 0
6 o 3rd Beat nos year. 0
6 o But 25 lbs. Salt Butter, 0
i! 6 2nd Beat 0
5 0 3rd Best 0
9 6 Best 2.5 lbs . Cheese, 0
IS 0 pod Best 0
10 0 3rd Best 0
Best Two Bushels Fell Wheat, 0
10 0 Ind Best 0
7 6 3rd Beet 0
5 o Best Two ;Umbels Spring Wheat 0
'7 6 Zed Dcet 0 7 6
3rd Best 0 6 0
Best Two Rushels Bailey 0 7 6
,s Ind Best 0
3rd Best 0
O 6
O 7
5 0
7 0
0
0
6
end out 0
Best 4 lbs. Swedish Tutoip Seed 0
end best o
Beet bushel of Timothy Seed, o
2nd best o
Best bushel of Clover Seed, o
Ind beat o
Cees. 6-DAiRY.
But Firkin (56) lbs. Butter, 0
End best o
Srd best 0
Beet Rr ll Butter 5 lbs. e
2nd best o
3rd best o 3 9
6 0
12 6
7 6
5 0
12 6
7 6
5 0,
10 0
7 6
5 0
10 O
7 $
6 0
10 0
7 $
6 O
10 O
OHIO \'STH iSKEY ! ! . Best Neo Cheeu from l2 to
ec ,,-1,,'.:k o 7 6
And FINE SALT for Sale, eheap for Cash. • i ' 2nd best o 6 o
CHRISTOPHER CRABS. 3rd best o 3 9
Goder:cb, May 10th 1949. 2a-.10 Best 40 lbs. Map!. Sugar in Cake, 0 7 6
Mid best 0 6 0
3rd but o 3 9
Cares 7- DOMESTIC M•nor•craans.
Best 10 yards Felled Cloth, menu-
' lectured from Wool grown
on the exhibitor's premises
sod spuu to his family, is
-�s,. tan corn a Vete, n/ from 1• ld it pared to receive proposal/ for Asan- 1849, e 7 6
to 1•94. Pnutosa (0.5) 2s to 2. ad per Ae•h.t ranee, and wail he bapp. to afford to any god best 0 6 o
Itenn from 711 to 91 pen Ib. Baena Ire. 41 '0 person the necessary information as to the Bast 10 arils FlaOac
r amt from to y e
principles of the Institut inn.
JA11ES WATSON.
Goderieh, 13th June, 1849. v2o1911
1 mugs aro healthy 1. the ma0ufactunng
dtstricte. oar previeve geeretioaa. Yeeter.4q a lot of Pit CANADA Lint 'ASSURANCE
No chance in American securities. De- Molise' eters sperfine. is hers, 2te leper blit.- C OM P J a'Y 2r Y.
mend steady. of 198 n.. Farmer.' septefene, 17o Gd to 19, --
Englc.h funds .litre improved. Console per 196 1hs. Wh,ae, per bnibel of 60 the„ from 'THE Sob.riber haslet been appointed
rases from 922j a 93. 3s 91 to 4., -the latter price Mire ped for the 1 Agent of the
Money vert eau. but sample.. Bailer. R,. nal Pease, none "CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO.,"
Cotton hes advanced 1 at Harts. Market `
Wirral. changed h.nds at 19.61 per b,reel
brisk.
Breadstuff+ du'l-psis', ba i;y •upeerts.l.
Indian C ern declined 61 a Is per gnareerS
Nominally 31s a 35e. 8a1e• to arrive at
2*. a 291.
Western Canal Flour 21s a 95s.
Ohio, 93s • 95s 6d.
5rf p- Ili H ( Sal 6.1 per Ib. Fere
been 64 to 74 per dozen. Cheese 314 to 4 1-2d
per 1h. Har from 40. to 50. per tea. Fire-
wood from 10e to 11.31 per eer'l.
Tososro. Assent 3, 1849.
Flenr-Several wales under aeriee this week -
Nd shag. ie Wheat.
for eeperine in store 90.: extra ,rper9re 91.3i : i VIPORTANT to the PUBLIC.
Previsions steady -.rapt Bacon, which Mitten' •°1005001. hag". 21s 34.: Farmers' in Itmz1tA HOPKINS. of West Floodgate'B Y AUTHORITY.
bar• and barrels, 18. S4 a 20s. » (Ilamiltoa P. 0.) having for a few
Whet -Fires lend sew whet rhi• mare took fnostha pent been arcing as Tr•relinp, Agent Sheriffs Sale of Lands.
the . 3s 9.f •. 4WM ol 10 pr Minkel Normae nor the WASHINGTON MUTUAL HURON DISTRICT,) ON Monday the
Frei gh te--Nesi°al.-Cbl..
New Toes, 1.ly 96.
Salto 5.000 bails el deer. at 94 16 for 6..
and..t..peeee1: 94 64 • $4 73 for *Misery!
2nd best o 3 9
Best 10 yards Flannel, Wool and
Cotton, 0 6 0
2nd hest o 3 9
WILLIAM BARRON, Secretary.
is 9e lower.
Grease and Better, good at 38s.
Ashes hare declined is.
Ire dell and drooping.
Gore.
The Real attack of the French - troops
sou mads on the l3 rd lone. The Romana µ,•.ern g1 75 • $4 PI: for undines+ mete .g4
(ought meet desperately -leaving 400 dead: W: a 94 91: roe eemr,w map. 94 94 a 95 fair
12.5 of then are described se for.ignere. strait site,. tad Wevterw:
93 • $5 08 W geed
strait Ohm. Ahem 2.300 were fpr einem-
Baird of Heilth report 130 nwsa.d 50 deeds.
by ebokra fes the lsw It helm e.dtee sem to-
day.
Itrw Tose. Isle 30, 1647.
Ashoe-50 barrels Pots, et 1.674 to 5,94.
Fh..r,-ai.fes at 2,1810 bbeerets, at $4.00 to
$4,25: seer 94.06, to 9S.2.5: Me and sep.rime.
$4.68
in 94.92 ; Ohio, 96,05.
Grail -lents Wheat *Serie, of sued modify,
a.4 the d.ms.d eat, see dusts flu mediates.
Core-oFer Suttee, 10..
The French sly adopt of 9 killed anti
110 wooed d.
Ties A.•embly at its last MOM,. untie.
teneesly voted the Cesetnutios of the Re-
Deblie, and ordered it to be deposited f. the
CaMtral.
The entry of the French troope fi�t e
Rome en same, did not take place .ejil
the evening M firmest. Srd fest. 0erfba i
s•eeeeeled In teething Rona Rem* with
10,600 mos. He was loudly appla.ded as
M rimed throng# tits City.
The latest *cements of the Rome. Meii-
elealiy my, Mat a C..venttve W bees
made with the Frlalitb. The Pootteeel
Arnie 1st bees let es, bolt
,t�i-c
au -colours
still vemafwed. e
The Pare. Corteeposd.l of ion LntMoe
Vase Devi he hue geed mow to believe
tbat Hu Hek.eu the Pepe *Geld rotors to
Rotes.
Y'b. Corrine Msresab7. of Ge.ea, of
the hod. states that a Goveremeet, mai-
Peeled of three irdivdeal., bad bee etsb-
lisbed se Rome.
•trove'♦ Lee tat7.oeat
Thea. Diss scope shish entered Teas-
2147:11
ras-
2147 1 Ae after as shades e
ttlBist1u , is Skis= Torments.
Hirth,
to Ale Tows ell Wed.redty warthog. the 8th
ism. Wye. Amu. Nasus. ei • dnglhter.
POR SALE.
A GOOD SAW MiLL in the Tews.h,p
of AebB.N, Mk Cos. But half Lot No
7, wbieh the mMenb.r wi.he to SEI.1. o -
R RldT statues his Lite Twee. Ale. -One'
Ilesdred Aeon of Geed Amble i.00d in the
4t# Cee. A•IaI.N, bang Eats halt of I.,'
van t. with 1P5sht Atrtts of Closet's,. whir.,
will be Bead on moderate Terms. For fur-
t►N particulars apple te the Propr.tet.
MiCHAP.Le McCARRON, or to JOHN
STItACKAN. E.1. parnater, God,neb.
August 8, 1049. h -i97 -3m
6
6
Best Two Bushel. Oats, 0 6
and Best 0 3
3rd Best 0 2 6
Hat Two Bushels of Pena, 0 6 0
god Beet 0 3 9
3r4 Best 0 I 6
But Bethel of Timothy Seed, 0 '7 A
:nal [teat, 0 6 0
13est 2 Bwbels of Corn io sob, 0 5 0
2nd Best ' 0 2 6
Rest 20 lbs. of Maple Sugar, 0 7 8
Ind Best 0 6 0
But 10 yard. Domestic maeue-
tured Cloib, L 0 7 6
Ind Best 0 5 0
Hest Pair Blankets, 0 5 0
Ike0 3 9
Best 10!od yardst Flnowel, 0 5 0
god Best nt►
0 5 9
Theabove Materials to be from the Fa
of the Competitor.
Rules of the Exhibition . -
1. Ml Stuck Exhibited obeli have haver
NSORANC ElCo., takes the presentoppnr- To Chir : 'First Day of the bona fide property of the Exhibitor s,
tun+ty of thanking the inhabitants of the October next, will be Sold 11 the COURT month before the Show, and all other arti-
Welllagton sod Huron District, for the very River at the Gaol of the Huron District, is else *hewn moat have been produced on the
:thecal patronage and encouragement which the Town of Goderich, at the hour of twelve Farm of the Etbibitor.
he has received at their !,ands : and hap sow clock noon, the undermentioned LAND$ 1. A:I Subscription. to be paid to tbei
the plemere of informing them that he is with the Tenements and appurtenances Treasurer o0 or befure the 16th day of Au-
4,e1v authnrioed to art also for the GENE -
SEE AIUT('AL, `the former yntitutiteoe
being •xel't►ively devoted to the launnee
of Farm Stock end Buildtugs, tie latter ta-
king risks ie Cuwee,-sed both os teary
moderate terms.
The Washington Company
afore pesuliar advaota;;e, to the Agricultu-
ral Interest, taking ordinary risks at 0me per
elf, deseg an immune. amount el business
havers • eery Targe cash capital on hand,
lied promptly settling all claims against the
iesetteti5e,-Capital, £381,000 ; Members,
37,9311, --both being daily increasing.
The Genesee Company
,e intended to lustre against Fite in Tows.
and Villages, and the rates are do•eegeeetly
hither in proportion to the risk* being
,neater ; but is commit the largo
hoesa
inb•
dorm, hole more hu hitherto been
retrained teas the fret payse.t, for dertsg
the past thirteen year. the Asassements
',lea Defy averaged two per Best. althsugh
luript that p.n.'d ems of the most dna,-
'coo 'fires ever knows have oeeerred.
apmIal. $401,1115. Now it is over 080e,-
EZRA HOPKINS,
J9utf.r thelidliagSes 4- Marna Diaries.
July 1Stk, 1349. Zv--s95-9m
0
0
0
9
thereunto belonging. by virtue offoor Writs
1'endititai Erponas, issued out of the Court
of Queen's Bench, and to me directed, at
iho respective suits of Ross Rubertoos,
Robert Moderwell, Joi.n Strachan, Gest.,
one, !cc.. and James Limiting, Platetiff.,-
alio by virtue of two Writs of f'eeditiwai
Exposits issued out of Her Majesty's Harem
District Court, and to me directed, st the
respective suits of Robert Park and laohsa
gust. •
8. That no Compelitnr be startled tee
morn than nae Prise for Butter .•d Cbeese,
oe for Grano of the sante kind.
4. That Bella have a stag or screw in
their nose. wttb • tope or chatm attached, or
secured to some safe manner so as to pre-
vent danger.
S. No Animal or article can be show' for
two pima the came year.
Calloway, Plaintiffs., es. Yalta Ann Kipp.. 6. AliSobocribcr• having paid the seb-
end Amelias. W. Kipp•s, Deriegia•s,l10 seription, and only such. 40 he saUtied to
wit., • part and portion of Block O. in the , Compete,
Tnwnsbtp of Culboree, Western Devotion. 7. All Competitors for Prime living with -
Hume District, contempt Two Ilusdrod in 3 miles of she Seeretsry'e hes.., Niue'
Acres of Land mitre or lee.. give the Seeretarylnotice of the deseriptt
I JNO. McDONALD, of stock and products they iot.od is MIAOW
' Shen!, llama Dietrtet. jMe day before the Show, mod all others t
Swear,,'. (ileum,1 be germ lumen or before 11 o'clock, J. M.
Gederich, It5tb July, 1849. /v -n25 of the day of F.•Mbtuon.
8. Competitors talus' ease 'has six
CAIITio7Y.- All 'Seems •rs esteemed tickets, meat pay 74d. for each ticket over
spies' ppnnestimate or flaring •nethiwg
tote with a NO1'E O HAND granted to
mw by Mr. Wte.•Mathteenn. Dasellee, and
payable e. the Bret pay of Jesuitry last. -
The 550001 of the Note is Throe Pseuds
Pive Shilb.ge, eermsey. ter winch 1 beet
resolved eo rely RiCHARD JORDANi.
Godorleb, Ind Aerate, 1849. 2e -o$6-3
IMO
that another.
9. All Stook and Prodoeo to be s. the
Show Brewed by Ween o'clock, .4.M. of
the a of Bow.
WILLIAM SANDERS.
$ee. Lsdow Rood Hrwe6
,,1g'riedt.rst Semegy.
I.nndon Road, Jose 29111, 1049.
1