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they did set *set at the ementeseeaaost
the Pored, km been added a meek great►
amount of regard, on the pert el these
power, to the wants sad washes of the co
mushiest over which they respectively p
side. Public opinion demaode that Gime
meat should be a benefit rather than a b
deo,-that tt should be carried on in harm
s with the fattens as well as the thieve
oftl. governed, --fully recognising the 1
partial principle of ultlmato responaiblh
to the people, and that it should adjust
self to the varying developments 01 1
times.
These views prevail, not only in Gre
Britain, ober. political freedom has ma
good progress, and the ehetive french,
has been widely extended, but Men
France, Hullaod, Belgium, and many of t
reit Need, beet them dews, asdmulch
of frees lbw grog. Site !Fee dose
r she bas purged herself frees the
in . She paid a hundred matrons of do
m• like planters, and theft bunt satin
re- 'cheese sf the bondmea throughout
rat• worms. There to now no antis
1r for the sun to sh.ne upon. Pard
o• egotism of the speaker --and slow
ata ray that it to among the must plea
m. collections of this lir. that be loo
ty part tn this holy crusade; -.•that he
It• honor to co-operate with the great
be good or rousing the people of Eng
'tbat state of virtuous sudtgnattuo
at which silvery withered and 1e11; -
de heard the eloquent pleadiegm ul
ee Thnmpaon--the cutti•'g'erc.ems of
in O'Connell -and the tbundertng db
he Ilona of William Knibb;-and that
. the venerable Clarkson at the great
• Slavery Convention in Exeter halt, b
o tinder the weight of more then fou
y years, receiving the plaudits of congr
r• thousand► -yet meekly enjoying h
o umpb, and expressing in terms of
acknowledgment, his gratitude to Al
( God for beteg permitted to 'ive to se
n Jay ! it was a British Poet who said
e " 1 would not have a slave so rill my grin
. To carry me, to fin ale while !Weep
And tremble whim 1 wake, for all the wee
Thai eiuews bought and sold bars seer
e And itis in the dominions of Great B
that all men are really born "(re
. equal."
- io 1800, men revelled in war. I
t the rage and the fashion. Enghshme
and they iroatd fight them. yThey have paid
dearly for it, and they will .mart for 11 (or
many years to come. But a great change
has takes place to the public opinion of the
country. Englishmen have no a natural
enemies"
now. T6•nka to the influence of
Christianity, better understood, we may
adapt the words of the poet to our purpose,
and say-
War is • game, whieb. now 16* men are wise,
Kings sten mot play al."
Not that the fighting is all over. There 1
will be cone:cis yet; -but men will not i
" play 11" war, es they have done. h will • e
be the ae
I t
resort, and all other means of
adjustment will be first and patiently tried.
Formerly, it was the rile. and it coo-
stitutcd the history ret the nations; hereaf-
ter. it will bo the exception, and counted as
a blot on the record. Bleeding humanity
exclaim*, "0h, that war would cease !"-
Commerce, science, philanthropy, plead for
nnirersal brotherhood. The voice of God
declares that men 06.11 "break -their swords
roto Jiougbshares, and their spears into
pruning hooks -that nation *hall opt lift up
sword against natic ," and that " men shall
learn was no more." That time, we be-
hove, r0 not very far distant.
(laving thus endeavored, briefly and im-
perfectly, to sketch the progress of society,
mace the co - t of the present
century, and to contrast 1850 with 1800, I
preuume that all presett nip admit the con-
clusion, that it is our bapri teas to live In a
very extraordinary age, -an age which has
been dlatrsgwaaed-.raore OUR any that pre-
cedsd it, by profuuod research, brilliant dl.-
covery,and far-ranging beneficence. The
reeond half of this century will be much
more :Ilustrioos then the first, and era the
year 1900 dawns upon the world, mankind
will have been 6Ic.eed by such an unfold-
ing of the true and the useful, in every de-
partment, ae " eye •harh not seen nor ear
heard," nor the mind of man conceived.
Meanwhile, what is present duty? Faith-
fully to avail oureelvee of the advantages
thus lavishly bestowed upon os -to cherish
a (key .nd arrow le000 of theresponsibili-
ties thence arising -in regard to intellectual
Ira;ning, t o exercise a sound discrimination
in the choice of authors, preferring the
ticalto
gra the showy, the fanciful, and the
romaine-tocultevete theepint of the age,
and prepare to advance with it -and
especially to talo part in promoting all
well Jrge.ted plans and enterprises for the
benefit of our fellow-ereatures, our country,
and the world at large. Ours is a noble
vocation. Let uscheerfully respond to the
calls which aro addressed to us on every
eidc.
In the progress to which your attention
hail been directed this evening, Canada bas
largely partic[pated. Her advaocernent
since the year 1800 has been steadily rapid.
fo that year, the population of Lower Cana.
was 250,000; it has increased more than
roe -fold. beteg now 780,00o. The postil-
lion
of Upper Canada was 70,000; it has
eroaaed more than ten -fold, being new
1,144. in 1800, sixty-four veasels ar.
trod at the Port of Quebec: in 1149, one
mined ,end sixty-four. In 1800, the
rovineial Revenue was less than J;30.000:
1849, the returns for two quarter, ez-
eded £300,000. in 1800, a vessel might
ke as much time to gettiog from Quebec
Montreal a war occupied in crosaing
e Atlantic; now we leave one city at
nset and reach the other at sunrise. in
On
Ike
merry 1 ill moral reformat eilareetion t -♦ed laere m h.t w trip
tutlt._ biro for this cousary, and corebts• with all
liars re tree patriots is the preeecutroa of sub
der the measures u shall render Canada •. great
Ger ter- tad glorious mobs is free !
► dare
nes the A preliminary meeting of gentleness ems
him to held yesterday, at the room of the Shak-
lee* re- speare Club, Great Si. Jamas' Street, to
k some consider the propriety of twt.mntf*g a Nett-
led the menial to John Yeutter, Keg , for his swe-
ated the comfit' exertions on behalf of the el. Law -
lead to r.•oce and Atlantic Rail Road Company. -
before The Honorable Peter McGill occupied tate
That he Chair. The following were
George primed unanimously, and a subscription list
Daniel opeoed ; sums to exceed four dollars :
OURCia- Moved by .1. Leeming, Esq. 'wooded by
Anti- Resolved Is( -That in the °pintos of this
ending meeting, some public testimonial should be
recore presented to John Young, E.q., b, the CM'
egared sena of Montreal, for his relive end success-
is tri- ful exertions on behalf of the St. Lawrence
devout pod Atlantic Railway Company.
r
mighty Moved by Sheriff Collo, seconded by Wm.
' that Workman, Esq. ;
Resolved tad -That a Commftte be ap-
e d, pointed to carry but the foregoing resolu-
tien, and that a subscription list be opened
Iib forth with ;-the following gentlemen do
earned." compose said Committee
✓ aisin Dano KI' aaKAm, E,•q•,
• and Gen. E. Caarraa, Eaq., M. P.P.
II. 8 ri r Utes, Ei.q.,
t was W. Winiewae, Esq.,
n had J. Lenarena, Esq
German Slates, -en fact, wherever know
ledge is diffused, and, in propertied to th
extent of enlightens', education. They ar
destined to prevail universally, because the
are consonant to truth and sgnety. Irate
sated and obstinate men will continue t
oppose them ; mid long eetabluhed despn
Uses, such as that of Ruesra, will reels
their iatroduc'ion ; but opposition will be t
yain, for the nations will assuredly present
in their efforts to obtain freedom and reit
government, and wit: riot rest till their pur
poses are accempltaheol.
Although I am addressing an audienc
composed of persons of different denomina
tion., and under the auspices of an instal/
tion which abjures all interference with re
Bgtous pecuharpiee. I trust that tt will no
be considered out cf order, In advert for on
moment, to the encouraging *sped of the
time., reference to religious liberty and the
rights of conscience. ',Vho, on his conti-
nent, will stand up in defence of the ex-
ploded dogma, that mad ie re.pon.ible to
his fellow -man fur his religious opinions 1
Who, in the nineteenth century, will ven-
ture to plead for their repression, restric-
tion, or even d'scouragement 7 Who will
diepute-the positinn that civil government,
being constituted (r the protection of life,
liberty, and property, is bound to secure
the benefit to all members of the common.
wealth, recognizing the equal righte of all,
and trettin
g sit
as equal
in
every r e
as lar
pec
n they obey the Laws? And abbe
will refuseas to admit that when the British
Parliament, in the year. 1828 and 1839,
removed from the Statute -book certain
prohibitory enactments, and upeaed the
doors of ►thee and employment to all ccs
peteat persons, irrespective of their reli-
gious professions, it performed an alt of
strict pieties, restoring a right which bad
been take► away, rather than beetowine a
boon *bosh Light have bet n withheld? -
These qu,etions can receive but one an•
ewer, and Ibis meeting will allow me to
affirm on the:, behalf, that they anticiratc
with h:gh setiefaction the period, aow'fart
approaching. when absolute religious
equality .hall be every where realized -e
when a!1 bounties and a!1 reatractioe., in
regard to religion, .hall he abolished -and
see cea,e to "hurt and destroy" o.s
another, on account of those differences, fur
whieb, we repeat, they are amenable, not
to any human trieunal, but to God only, the
" Father of Spirits,' and sole Lord of con-
sei• rice.
I cow cow► to notice the ieneoo/eaf ef-
forts which have sprung into existence
since the year 1800. Bot it a not possible
to mention even a tithe of then, ea great
is the number. During the last "fifty year.,
phi:aatbopr,te have vied with each ether in
devoting plane for the diminution of misery,
the suppreseten of vice, and the motif and
wligions improvement of mankind.
How gracious ham been their success
We have hospitals -general and particular
-as we!! for all tondo of do:eases, a, espe•
easily for those of the eye and the ear -for
/seer, consumption, and other disorder.;_-
.rlcyfwau for the deaf and dumb, the blind,
and the tunstie-for widows and n
rp
ha
n
s
for thees lit t f
d u e, the decayed, and the die_
abled; and, as we hare before observed,
.Qdools for alt.
We have CAariluble Institutions of every
description, and adapted to meet all "oseih;e
forms of orceealty;_and we have gocfefirs
is all parte of the world, ror moral and re-
liguous objects, embracing the multiform
views which are current io Christendom,
and employing a vast number of agents for
the promotion of 'hoes mews, by me
he saw O. E. Cartier, Esq., . P. P. ;
SR be retried oat 1. the satiefhet.•s of TAKE I1E1:D,
these fatereetod, aaj. ea we gruel, 1M8 boss -
fit et these who may ernherk ttr the eater
iter 1
pow, -1849MY°leg Journal, (London) Decent
Dau.cu Dalvsam.-The sue of Frank
ha Somers w- the 0►to Stage Comp.ay
was tried last week to the Superior Cour
of Cleveland, and resulted ,n a verdict of
IIKA0u for the plaintiff. Owing to the
'reliefs driving of a drunken dr.•er, the
piuet,Rwas thrown from the outside seat
of the coach and mush injured.
W)iERIAR sty wife Elea Malough,
hold' a NOTE of HAND from me fur
O.e Pound Free Shillings, Currency, Due
0o the 77th inst. 1 hereby caution all aeJ
every pesos against accepting or purcbas-
t ug the mud Note, as 1 will not pay the
same, basing received may value fr r
,t. And 1 further tnttmats to the public-,
that 1 will not be responsible for oily drifts
wad* the said Elle* $faluugh way contract
alter tie date of this pollee.
BENJAMIN MALOCO( I.
Ashfield, 5th Jan. 185u, rev -n49 -Bt
111 rritb,
On the 16th ism, at Delaware, 6, the Rev.
R. Ftoad, Font':scut J.c*sos or hayfield, H. D.
1-•q.. forrth sea of the late Gear. Jaekso• of
Tent. in the Coolly of Dublin. Ireland, Esq .
.o FRANCES C*Swrlara third dace tter of the
err ,N.inrr Romero, Esq.. of Cavlados, C. W.
Pa01j
IUIION DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL.
BOC/ ET Y.
FILE Anneal General Meet*g of the
above Sne,ety, will be held at the
Huron Hotel (Mr. Gentler') in the Town
of Guderich, oat Tuesday the 14th day of
February next, for the election of OFFICE
BEARERS, Etc. &c., for the present year.
R. G. CUNINGIIAME,
Secretory, H. D. A. S.
Godencb, Jan. 81, 1850_ 5914
e natural enemies,"
the pm°tin press, education, and oral teac•
h-
ing. Jf Rite asked what has been done! da
we may reply, in the language of the in- th
scriptton `n St. Paul's Cathedral, in bettor la
of Sir Christopher Wren, its architect, "Ni in
nrserwenheit re -griefs, cirtrerspice," (If you '72
ark (or a monument, look aroned)_or we n
may adopt the words of the Saviour and th
say, "by their fruits ye shall know them," P
Put, seised of descending to particulars, in
let me only refer to two or three of the ce
most interesting Illustrations. ta
In the year 1800, the Temperence move- to
meet was unknown. Alen brutalized them- th
*etre*, almost without rebuke -killed their sun
wives and beggared their children with im. 18
pulley. They cannot do it now. The i
blighting acorn of society would he upon
them. Drunkenness ie .t a lower discount
than ever. 1t has been discovered that it n
is wise to abstain from that which can do
no good, sod may do much harm; and that
tt 1* right to dbny oneself to save a fellow- C
creature hors misery and ruin. The result
to, that many a home hap been made happy
-many a wretched being restored to his
proper place in society -and that a salutary .
Impression has been produced favorable to s
Ow general principles of this great reform, r
even among those who have sot enlisted In
its ranks.
In the year 1800, modern missions had a
ugly commenced their comer. In 1830, we
review nth their moven with astonishment n
nod tbChristms M1 wimeatles of every w
desemrtatron have braved all den- w
VT, and imbued all privation and toil in w
the pr.e roti. 01 thew welt* enterpnee.- be
They bus pleated C►r$.tjs.lty ie every w
eau% sad b Meseet every emootry. They s
hove laid the foundation of a mageifleast
pr
bhee8Nng, to be reared fe eomisg ogee. Thu m
Carried with them know/edge whe t
dvilisation-reduced barb.roes language* of
to wntug-�ierredeced the
a0d comforts of life among e°tages--laoght .
them to think .ed to reason -•.raised those be
b the tree dignity of human e.tere--open- hes
ed to ahem sew sad diversified some.. of to
tree
f-00d shown the heathen tbat
the weft bee 18. promise of this is
life" se a. of "that , to toot,^ ftp
is 1800, Greet Britain was o slave -hold- •r
et. She able 8014 -.ad elm bought them, oc
sad sold them. Abe w'0 the pelsoipd e
of the great flowery ices. Set ab
T. I). HALL, req., sod
•A. RosaaTson, Esq.
Moved by David Kinnear, Esq., ace
by L. T. Drummond, E.q ;
Resolved it'd -That the thanks of
meeting be given to the Hon. P. MCG
for his able conduct in the Chair.
We ma observe that, in Ibe cosi
the remarks offered by the lion. Chair
he Mon. Mr. Moffatt, the Hoo. Mr. Ai
Mr. Sheriff Coln, Mr. Deckle, and of
entle/nen present, tuft justice was dome
he exertions of the other Directors'
1 was stated, had been unwearied in t
xert
IOba 13
eau 1'
M O
the railroad
Ion
ad
whose claim on the thanks of the public
is by no memos sought to prejudice or 1
sen by the public testimonial intended to
Elven to Ur. Young.-_Traneeript,
Singing School.
CAME tate the t_etwur_ of h
e du
bee *bout the Orel of NovemberA
RED IIEIFER about three years old, with
• white spot oe the !see, and the top of the
:eft bourn o11: with a white belly, and spot•
ted whet• and red biad lege, with t6• lower
put of the 1.!. white, The owner is re-
quested to prove property pay exptores and
take her away.
EDWARD SHANNON.
OoJ.rich,:Drc. 31, 1849. 2.-048
t�TRAYED from the subeerther on or
,bout the 1st of Kuvewber lost, Ono
Yoke of Black OXEN, brown streak on the
bark. acs years old. Also three COWS,
no black, 'mingled with white•nuts, One
'Awe Red Cow w ;h a .hue F.ce. (Inc
otd bark brindle Cow, and ono Two
STAT COW. -Caste ,oto the L.closenof o
the 8ubser,Mra, abort ,hr :et Dee. 1ts49 • i
RE
property, pay charges; sad ,hats her stay,
D CO W . Tin amber is rqueued to prove i h
JACR$0!% A MAI(8 W + years old Red Heiler. Ary moron leaving
Al.., snr
Loot a small red SPEER Calf, marked. I infero., tele of the shove cal t'e at the Fog-
.
ig-
An.:-r.....-,:-- _---_-._.. -.. - - - - --•tides or with !Fir. John Allan,
Lot 441, isi Con, Goderieh. Jan. 9.
Tart
'l ', Guderrh, • 'I f:1;1
r 11:
ibis. 13. AMCE1. Mrfti: E1ER1'.
('AME into the Clearing of therubscnber
• nn the 26th December last, 2 ('i )11'►,
one Bloch, the other Brown, with a Bell.—
The owner is requested to prove. property,
pay expenses, &c. WM. SMITH.
Cth Con. Lot 40, W awano.h, Jan. 8, 49
LINT 017 LETTERS
REMAINI\IJ in the Rist •t 9ueesid
apto 7th Jaaaary, 1850.
Albert Tbo or John Johns Son,',
rrol L A Jordan Mr
tlexander Joke Kamner Jecgnee
Baker C Keppan Alex
Bohr' M Meinny Mreh'l
Barfly Wm Magall David
Brown Robt May Mich', !
Buckly John Meptin Philip
Barker Witham Aloes Wm
Bannon Pat'k Madd'ford Joha
Brennon Jae Martin B,yam
Byers W E Merry John
Bickmeyer August Murry henry
Brown Miles Memnon Barfly
Cury Monro Makin/ J„hn
Carmichael Joh■ McTavish Jen
'os r
(, I John hat
R McWilliams Jas
Clark Thee McLennon Duncan
mbel James - AicF'artane Andrew
ins John Mcleod Arched
stun John McKenzie Morduck
►wen Thos 8 Nnwlan Patrick
shine Wm O•Donneld F.Jith
outlet. Mesar R & Shingle Goo
trtis Gad Phelan Mehl
rney Wm Russel Leonard
Rankine James
Scott Peter ,
Simpson Wm
Scott Capt
Siraldee John
:Heymann Wm
Shray Daniel
Stewart Dunkan
Taylor %Vnr
Verner Moore
Wallace Thomas
lop Wm Wood Ge,•rge
rper James Writ Prath
miltuo James 'k�
A. F. STICKLE, Poatmaater.
trat(otd, Jan. 7th, I550.
sled
ELEMENTARY CLASS. A
--
THE MESSRS. W. k E. WOODCOCK
beg to inform the inhabitants of Gude
this rich and its vicinity, Dist they intend open-
ing • Singing School on Monday Evening
ill, seat, February 4th, to be held eo tbe Cum-
mon School House, Goderich.
course of The System of Teaching Messrs. Wood
O110, cock propose to adopt is the most approved
orin, pow le sea r. England.
Iter The Course of Elementary instruction
wbn, still .consist of Twenty -aa lessons, and
will q.:ahfy the papils to enter the Upper
heir Sehuol to be commenced at the completion
and
01 the First Course,
The Claes will meet every Monday and
Thursday Evening. Lesson to commence
at Seven o'clock and conclude at Half past
E„ht precisely.
terms : Fur the course, including the use
of books, 10x., to be paid rn advance.
'Tickets may be had at the School House
on the evening of opening.
A. W KIPPEN, Secretary.
Goderieb, Jas. Sb, 1830.' ve-s59
u
es-
te
We copy the following from the Montre-
al Gazette of yesterday :—
” We are happy to bud by a com e:mica.
tion aimed " Montreal," in yesterday's
Herald, (where reference is made to Met-
ras. Young and Galt's joint labours on be-
half of the St. Lawrence and Atlantic Rail-
road sod their great enccess),.tba it is pro-
posed to signify to John Young, 13. q., in
some appropriate manner, the high estima-
tion to which his services are held by all who
wish well to that great undertaking. He
cannot, therefore, but feel grmtefied with
the successful time of hie labour, so we./
attested by the large money grants that
have been received from the B. A. Land Co.,
and other sourcee.
e We hope the people of !Ventral will
not be behold their brethren in the Town-
ships, ler testifying suitably to the zeal of
Mr. Young to so good a cause."
We believe that there are few men who
have done more to advert ,t ruin and decay"
from ('ansda thee Mr. Yoosg. 11,s name
is associated with meat of the rising insti-
tutions of this city, and to his exertions,
conplei with those of Mr. Galt, the public
mainly owe the completion of the arrange-
ments for carrying through the Portland
railroad. The people of Sherbrooke have
testified their hence of 81r. Galt's service,
by get hog up a te.tunonial ; certainly Mr.
Young does trot lea deserve a testimonial
than
Mr Galt, t
it meet be confessed, how-
ever, that -as a general rule they wbo
serve the public best, 'get the least
thanks, and that whilst the political agita-
tor and cunning eurnbug are publicly feted
and rewarded, the sterling but silent and
unobtrusive worker for his fellow sten, ie
passed by unnoticed. Bo it has always
been ; so perhaps ,t will always be ; and
yet wo could wish that there might be en
exception. ling. -Transcript.
THE NORTH-WEST Pass.oa.-We learn
by telegraph report that a letter appeared in
the Courier ¢ Empires-, of yesterday,
dated at Mazatlan, 23rd November, in which
the arrival there of the British frigate .J1m-
pbifrite, is nuticed. The letter goes on to
ray, that the party on board the Amphitrite
have discovered a new passage in latitude
73 deg., and about 308 mite, and which
goes 14 deg...farther north than any vessel
hair prev,oialy been. They have a'sn, it Is
said, du.covered w ntw cootlonent, but on
account of ice, could not approach nearer
than 15 miles to land. They did not find
Sir John Franklin, and, on account of ace,
were bbllged to leave.—Globe.
were no Common Scheele, and Mow* --In thus remarking en the ap-
n,Upper Canada no Colleges: in 1850, oat, plucatioh ofeapitel away from home, we are
schools are fregnented by 900,000 pupils, induced to d,rect attention to a project.
and in addition to the Colleges and Semi- which 6as 1o► its object the working of
erica connected with the French Canadian mineral Wes In hh(chlpacton island•, o^
population, we have M'O,11 end Leneoret le Lake Superior, Western Canada; and, judg.
Cbllegee in Lower Canada, and, in Upper Ing from the specimens aubmrted to us, we
anode. Queen's, Rer.opolrs, end Virtoria we have no heattation in pronouncing th.-
Colleges, and the Univerwite of 'Toronto, mine to be ora of this Brit promise; while
beatria numerous private een,ierines for the assays made by Mr. P. N. Johnpton,
edueeuon, well conducted and crowded with F. R. 8., fully bear oat Elm representations
toile**. le 1800, there was no gait, no made. An sibs) made by Dr. Chilton, of
m^hosts, nor railroad., nor plank rude- New York, yielded 55 per teat of copper,
y plume mosre.ly a road and 18
The change*i* artyat all.- a e0 es. of silver le 18" cos of ore. -
these respect. treed sot be Two other essays, by Mr. Jobsaton, gave
eofarged on; they are well bootee, and duly highly satisfactory returns.'bat not iso rich
pprectated.
At that time, the country wore as aspect
f rudeness sod discolor -ill: the pnpnlaunn
as scattered, toilsomely pioneer:4g its
ay through the forgets. Settlements
ere few tied far between, turd towns were
t bate mad there visible; hot to 11150,
benne the traveller goes, he discover,
reptant* of esjoymept ea,er r
neperity; well cultivatedr P umr and
anofactor' forma, a popubru
tee, tArivist tillages, populous
to and cities, displaying the beat style
modern 'legs►►., together with abeadsnt
roofs of remunerating commerce, are pre-
med to bia view; wile in all direction*
eheme., with eatfafltetioe the tare which
bene taken to provide the ,uses f
1 Iteew ■s v
Das
is pr,.duce, the yield of the one being ont
24 per cent of copper, with 860 os. of fin
silver to the toe of ore; sad the other 30 pe
cent of copper, with 841 mt. of meter. W
can very well imagist that the, essay wa
mad* from " grille," hot having seen spec(
rnene from are lode, retermrsed with the
spar, or country, there can be no difficult
In detereninung that the lode is regular, an
not merely a deposit.
We bare been disposed to advert to tbi
from the desire which is daily evinced o
embarking capital ,n sump, eaterpr,pe
while we leve to those who may be se die
posed, to esquire, and saua/y themselves
to the merits of the speculation, or the
ALEXANDER PROVINCIAL LAND LSUiRV SURVEYOR,
. And Civil rat, ineer.
Ogee at Mr. RosnT ELwe'
GOD/OUCH.
January 19, 1850. tv-n58
NOTICE.
A1.L those to whom PREMIUMS were
awarded at the Annual Exhibition of
the Iluron District Agricultural Society,
for the year 1849, are requested to call upon
the Treasurer of the Society, and receive
their respective award,.
ROUT. MODERWELL,
Trea,nrer, H. D. A. 8.
Goderiol, 30th January, 1850. 52,1
S TR A T F OR D AGRICULTURAL
SOC i ET Y.
TfIE General Alerting of the Society
will take place on the third Saturday
of February, (the 16th) et 12 n'clock noon,
a1 the Union Hotel (Mr. Woods') when
the Managers for the ensuing year are to
be elected.
WILLIAM .i.fA
iF! Fi t
.11
ill
. I're,.
t.
J. J. E, LINTON, Secretary,
Stratford, 99th Jaa., 1830. 52
NOTIt;L,
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exirt-
ing between JOHN STRACHAN ret
Goderich, Esquire. and DANIEL HOME
LiZARS, of Stratford, Esquire, s. Barris-
ter and Attorniea at Low, Solicitors ,n °
Chan1ery, Notary Pullic and Conveyan-
cers, is this ds dissolved by Mutual con-
sent, JOHN STRACOAN,
DANIEL HOME LIZARS.
Wirne°e-A. W. ST*ACBArr.
Goderich, 2nd January, 1840, 2,-a49
NOTICE,
Ca
Ci
Ca
Ch
CCa
Ct
Ca
Dunn bine,
Durum Jobe
Driewea Christ•
Davison Wm
Ekereweiler Jas
Fisher Dorian
Fend' Alex
Henderson Joh.
Hay John
Hamilton Hugh
Houghton Joseth
His
Ha
Fla
8
A VALUABLE PROPERTY'
FOR SAL + ! !
Ti1E anbsceiber offers for SALE his
GRIST and SAW MILL, 'Misted in
the Townsltis of McGillivray, on the Big
Sable, within three bales of. Flanagan',+
Corner. The Aldi► are now.in operattun,an
newly built. Tile Prrvtlege is the bat
the River, and ert,a•ed in the beet Tuwn
Hipp b in
the my of Ihirnn--well se,tleo
and RniJi opened in Ail directions to Tatou
it. The Machinery and materials ere o
the very best goality, end put up by the ye
ry beet Machinists. Fur Particular* In
quire ofiames Crumble, Esq., Galt, or ap
ply to the subecrth,•r.
PATRICK FLANAGAN, Proprietor
McG,lhvray, 15Th January, 1350- 21.50,
v- The Galt Reporter will insert tit
bone until forbid.
lmcatd,ne, 21 h Doc. 11/9. 2i-47
CASH for WHEAT
,A T the Godeti. b :11 Ila -acid C oh for Cherry
!, Saw Logs al (o.Ierieh end Ileyfi.ld 61,11e,
by WILLIAM PIPER.
Qi•"Irviek 884ls. S•h D rrtr,iw, i449 46-d
JUST BIW EIVED
PER SCHOONER ANNEXATION,
ANI) few sale by the $sibeeriber. Cheap
for Caah or Produce.
45 Ctse.ts Temp. Mu*►orad.. la oilier Seger*
R•.se. Tobacco, ,Do Soap.
25 bb1. Joshes drat °WOW.. Wbidey,
4e bhle ftlel.eordedoab(e reef. Whiskey,
1 H.dgsltea l .,f C"gnab Bondy•
1 Pile 11. 'helmet 50 neer'wolf.
Engleh lion It, a: Brsnde a.ruttLJ,
800 buts tine Salt,
Woo:,u Sheet., Do P,aiJ., Pounce. Ere. ass.
C. CRABS,
Goderich Dec. 12th, 1949. n45 -calf.
I'
C tl)TiON TO TifF: PURWC,-_LOST et
the reaidence of the subrcnhee in the 2.d II GCe. ees.•on of the Toenshi of Goerriethe end o{:q rV A, short • or rhrr 1"
November lair, • Promissory NOT};,
male by ens J.eob Willwo io favor ofJohn Gal- ',,,.
bt" rr or br.rer, for Li 1 15s. and due on '6.138
No emher 1ed9, witnessed by Robin ENiottsad
John Hr.ly. This is therefore to emotes say
per ,on. finding or receiving the said Note, that ,
•the same is still the property of the•.suhaenber,
sou tint he has not assigned the same to any
Gni, sed that the same may be deiivered to Dixi.
W .rano Esq. Barrister, Goderich, or to ahe.ab-
se,rber. JOHN GALLAGHER,
2nd Con. Township JoGoderieb.
4th 1)eeember, 1449.
2v -n45 -if
NOTICE. -A Young Man, of geed moral
character, who hides a certificate of quali-
fication, of me, of the firs class, is desirous of
Obtaining a Common Wheel. 11e has sows
koowledae of 1.e,in, and will be ready lo teach
. few of the first elementary heokaie,hat tongue.
Apply, if by Letter, post-paid, rat this office, or '
to Mr. 1). McMillan, Teacher of Scbool Section
.No. 4, Teekeremith, London Rood.
CHARLE, FLF:TCHER,
Supt. 0. 8. Iluron District,
Edeeattoo Office, iluro• District, j
Gedenc6. 1818 Dec, 1849. 1 2v-n44-sf
TO BE SOLI),
A' N excellent Farm, being Lot No. 11.
Maitland Coaceesion, Tow*etsep of
Goderieh, containing 100 acre, -?$O of which
u cleared. The land is of a ,uperior quali-
ty, and well watered. It is ,trusted exact-
ly nine n,rb•s from the town of Guderieb o0
the Iluron Road, and at the j.mction of mss
d different roach.+; a•ol sa it 1a to abs center of
on a pope/mar-end prospect** locality, it ie sae
- lei t
Ir v
of adopted d tpd n
fr
a Tavern weed R
d or a
1, Strife. This tarry is well entitled to the
* attention of person desiring of an eligible
f ,iteration for imsitlev, end will be sold oa
- eery retainable terms. Pot partiewlat,,
apply- to Thema Dark, T►Rrtr-keep,,,
Ooderiebrtx to the proprrntor
• JONAB COPD,
Village of ilarpt:tLey ,
f June 15. 1849, .201911
a TRAVELLER'S HOME,
81 R%Sl:i I:G, 11 ATKaLoo,
28th e'ebruary, 1'49.
Sub.errbcr i,rrphy intimater to Lu
,ende and the Travelling Puhli• gene -
that he has removed front New Aber -
to the Village of Surasburgh, and will
e fourd in that weM-know,, house for -
occupied by Mr. Jonco,-where he
be ready and able to conduce to the
THE Debts dee by the late firm of
STRACIJAN lc LIZARS, as Barris-
ter and Attormee at Law, will be paid by
John Strachan and Daniel Home Lizere, at
their respective. offices in Goderrch and
Stratford : And the debts due to them are d
requested to ba forthwith pard. Those due
the office at Goderrch, fie the .aid John
Strachan, at Goderrch,aforesaid, and' those
due the office at Stratford, to the said Dan-
iel home Lizan, at Stratford, aforesaid- 8
JOHN STRACHAN,
DANIEL HOME: LIZARS.
Goderich, end January. 1850. !y -n49
. TO PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS rill
c'"RNiSHLNG WAREHOUSE, 2.
THE Subscribers hove opened a New .711,"'
Type Fonn,lry in Ihe City of New doee
York, where they are reedy to supply orders now, b
to any -extent, (nr any kind of Job Fancy "1,e,',1
Type, ink, -Paper, Chnsee, Galleys, Brass
Rales, Steel. Column Rales, Composing emmN
Sticks, Cases, and every article necessary 'poor
for a Printing Office.
thank
The Type, which are east in new monlds, anent
ram entirely new sett of Matrixes, with i! oto
eepcounteret and warranted to be unsur-
passed by any, be sold at prices le mi,,, the
t N.
rt of those who may borer him with
patronage. And vi Ade he returns
e: for past favor., he hopes, by strict
ion to the wants and wr-hoe of his
mere, still to merit a continuance of
patronage.
JOHN ABEL.
B, -Cool STABLES and attentive
e. v9-edlf
R. WILLIAMS & CO.
CHEMIST AND DRUG
Chemicals, Piitent
s, Perfumer
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Dye Stub's, &c. Re.
'ViIE'nbecribere beg to inform the inh.b-
Imes. " AH the type furnished by us la
hand coat." Groom
Printing Presses furnished, and and glee,
teem Engines of the most approved pat
erne.
Cnmpneitine Rollers cast for printers.
(1?' Editors of Newspaper, who will
y three times ■s much type as their bills
mount to, may ere the a-bnre six -months'
semen in their were, and and their
pen eonta•ning it to the Suhserthere.
COCKCROFT & OVERENA
No 78 Ann Street Niro York.
December 7tb 1847. slid
JOHN SPRACHAN, - .m
BARRISTER AND ATTORNEY AT rR
LAW, P•
Solicitor in Cbnacery, C
NOTARY Hae his office in Wept Street, Godard).
Goderich, 2nd Januar 1850
DANIEL HOME AKS
CHEM QJRZ,
Drugs, Medi-
' eines, y, Brushes,
bents of STRA'fFORD and the eur-
rounding Township., es well res the nbli
7,• 2v -n49 P C
in general, that they have opened the above
IE LIZ. NRW ('ODDS IN FERGt1S establishment .n this Town, where they
ATTORNEY AT I,AW
will also krep cuoataorly on hand a choice
611d C.merj,.neei, :iolfeifar in Chancery, THE s"6.Cnber has jn,t received a f.erQr eeh'ct(on of
Y 9• and Complete Assortment of DRY
fROCERII:c, /FINER, LIQLOR9,
e Ha, hie office a, formerly, in Stratford. GOOD;. GROCF,RIE 1, Hardware, Crock- HARDWARE, Etc tie,
e Stratford, 2nd January, 1850.y,u !v -n 49 cry, Wine!, Spline, kc. ke.. which he of 1VLes they hole by erepieg a i .1
° N. B. fere at low remunerating priers for Cosh nr poloist a low pyres to teems •stars of
Hr. function, of the late fires of Reedy 13'.,.an WHISKEY, sinek of
for Sale111S,tee-
n poloist hLatrans pr
a Strachan k Lure, continues to set as
Agent- *acand C is di.;wnn welt the gr and familyfe-
e
for Mr. Cuero in all y, Also, • n sat ,,pos omen ted welt the greare.t aceuraey
sesta , *f assortment
rind to him from Stratford. g ret r sat I rum tituJp,
9, f rine har of Bos / k' 1' t'
ATOVt� c e •
d L fniloch's Meefeed
Y h I
The hegne,. price paid in CASH for any 11 R -i1 1 l4 MS k Co.f Slratlnrd, idyl, l.nnnn INSO lvng0
Pork, and Timitthy B,'ed, CAl1�; into lee enr•hosnre et the subrerl-
All kinds of Country Produce taken in "Li bet on er ah •or the 28th of Nnreatber
w THAT Handsome and COMMODIOUS exchange for Blore (:oats,
BRICK COTTAGE sitsata en the last, a Black H1:IF'ER, scull a few white
y ,e ih1•r1 N P. -Cranford
d i'roper� Parlor,) Plnnghs, Sugar Kettle.., R ke Excellent Oven. and Bellied Pot o ►sale and •err rel
"
�'OR S.BII�e
quaattty of Good Merchantable W i I E.1'I',
neo stn- prospaeb ttbolds out for rotern. Bufficis t Nortbin Limits of the Town of (IoEeiieA, Forge, !fill Ste .lee.
W. N ATSON. spots. Alen, a ked COW, with a white
igloos improveessat. a it foe ss that,haled been furnished w,th b, and belong. °rL1 M M 1, !8511. 2v-o48t1 face. The owner a rrg„rrted to prose pro.
Before es, alp, an •ti g latah occupied by Jobs Trac
*prised. Whet Mbsrtri prospect ^°the, bird lb •Psoieness b•61 P41"" placed be- lag to Henry Horton
Ivo to b wiwlt �� het '-at we re, forty ire, we tiisfr it well to 1 a
jj lied situation, d well adapted for a
Po pblhice m or rafipowl wo* to 'k foreign adventurers.
rr- r '- put forth Tants : or otherwise LET for • TERM of
venerate to tAe utmost extent all I
re et a reaeosoble Rent. The e"becri-
alett wird to deeper. of a Spas nfgood
ertl0g HfMAEB, tree three sad the oth-
paerjotfog-•-{lt.t w00‘,„ colonial eau, or property before any of ret
pomitieft we tiny lakfleMdawll tt0..— to 'km*
ndkf .trd re
ea
This Cottage stands is a beaotifol sad
ion as is
ntmit (mealy. It will be said o. moderate
will by te.dre to the advaneemi*t erne Intev r "theme m 0sot ear object to advasee one w amply
Haa/ea8 the treat,. She has de- I eP
g bums to � kavis baa • + b
it AI I Cr1010, 4.ss of hes owe s•6' t unwind .t, i0 the
�° °• pricey. At M
itamasss rant tibe bot swot bey Alpe of war
le weer* the 4ealere is bun Saab .0d the
tom, +tea¢--sMttN .15 footer its frreatio Mammies �tk • het ... to direct r
Brad
Lisboa,
b bring thew as seer wR of Mot► 4v dais ie the er
teeth* pesy t ie k y ~'dty cb *. the pse the sed
tial �e �v,ttseM as M ak�, � Ilea. tki tint tassay.. P h Pesti« am the (:sty to
, sea lay Camellias
leer years old, sad well broke, both to
0,001/0 00d saddle. For Partieeleve apply
the Pr rimer.
Gonamen. oblP 31. OLIO.
neer per barrid. (in bid) 3 17
Plow prt 1001h. (farmers) R
%meg Whom per bash 0
Hay. per ton, i 10
amen kook) per lb. 0 0
Better is the keg, per lb 0 0
II a
WILLIAM IIENI)ERSON.
4th Con. 22nil Lot.
January 13th, IS:A. tr-n30
O 0, stag horne, black ring rimed both eyrie
O 1 Irii A's bet/9'. The owner re req. -ester, re prove
18 0 Preemie. pey ovary*, bett tithe him awe, -
0 Ian. 1350.