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ein mere teem ewe Cbtgy.asi le entry
ttew phip le jemelftwelees ; ..d M sees of
teem' mere is was reeg al:me H.
dieted vete ose the teedetieves.
Ile. UL'ii did .ot believe the ease
ties hied eaus aat.d satisfactory', to t
he t,oel veserstbn fee peissiplre. AIM we sr.
unable to pereetes tett Mr. L•fostalsee
Imp*
Representation Bill is (misdeal se may prin-
ciple. It is altogether arbitrary. Repre-
iteration, to b. prat, can be f eteled o0 onlr
one beet", And that is pomilaiinn - for in
•tante, if 7000 people living in Bylown, in
the county of Carleton, are entItleel to a
Repr tire, thee 7000 thousand people
living In ary other place or county, err
likewise entitled to a Rrpressotative. Tbi■
principle, however, is not reeogoiaed In the
Dew Reprs.entatioo bill. Neither populati-
on nor extent of territory bare Roy Influence
in determining the electoral divisions de.-
ertheJ in Mr. Lefootaine's Bill. The little
Village of Cornwall, with its sixteen er se-
venteen hundred i n'habitene,, and every oth-
er of the little in•igniflcant Tory Boroughs
n( both the Canada', is allowed to return ire
Tory Memher, while eouww•... mI0I l
n 'en times the rw7har"' .a Cornwall, or
r, a. • population equal to that of the,
whole little insignificant tory Boroughs put
togetber, return only one Member ! This
u surely not as it ought 10 be -and wheth-
er the recreate of Representatives from Be
to one kwadred Rad fffly will have any ben
eficial effect io preventing corruption and
undue influence in election contest", or in
brirging the severs' interest'. and .......
the different localities more fairly before the
Legi.laturo, is ■ question which remains to
be decided.
We have, thus, briefly and honestly, giv-
en our opinion of the three leading meas-
ures
ean
ures of the Government. and our residers
will see that we are not a1 all reclined to
mallow by the Inmp-we never believe in
the policy oftreole,ale eulogists. We Clink
such policy is more frequently prodective of
evil than of good, and therefore, we feel
bound to blame where blame is merited• -
Bet, at the same time, we do not feel &s-
pored to get into a passion and rage, and
rail against the Ministry, sod swear 'bat
we would rather see them kicked out, and
the good old stubborn Tories returned to
power. There is a silliness in praising ev-
ery thing, but there is a madness in grow-
ing desperate at every little disappointment
minden trying to kick things to desolation
*ben they do not exactly Correspond with
our notions. it may be true, (bat the mea-
sures to wblcb we have alluded, are faulty,
bat they are, perhaps, the best measures on
these subjects that the Ministry are able to
carry in the present Hoose, -and, at all
.rent,, tbey are infinitely better than any
thing we could reasonably expect from the
Tones. Toe laws of Canada are Dot like
the laws of the Medes sod Persians -they
aro not irrevokabie. And if the people think
that these measures do not go far enough
-are sot liberal enough -they bars the
core in their own hand', and let them ow
it. !.et them at next general election
pledge their member, to support, not cer-
leio mon, bet certain measures -and then
the Ministry will understand distinctly .bat
the Representeetes of the people will sup-
port.
hely i.1 the rowel, bet of 'teed Str..tees.
We me may we sweet gay .cele 's
lever of tee it.prometstM. NB. We were
..,..., , , ,, , e6,11 twgb1 m ehawe, perb. s a sep.ree-
people of Upper Cssade. As he u.der.tood HURON S 1 G N A L,
the wetlee. •."j►et was passed by the
Proeiscial Parliament, to ieduce the Ire
real Government tip take open itself es
settle..•' of the question -which not re•
miens the royal Basest, another was par
d tet was less nj ti"rabls ; but the Ae
of the Iaperiel Parliament which follow.,
kid es releremee to what had been propos
.4, Rad peeed aootbee to meet its ow
views. The House was there jusnded 1
applylag fora esteemed which would be
.atiahctory to the people of Upper Canada
The petition to be d.termu:.ed was, as 1
elegies tbe best course to pursue. Som
gestlo.en were for proceeding by Bill a
secs. 1f tkey were cermet is their views
• TIIE MINISTRY AND THEI
MEASURES.
- Na have thus far aeatalneJ from offeri
° any opiston o. the Cabinet measures of the
session. The three principal measures ars
. sow before the country, and while the Re -
o pre.enratlees of the people are discussing
e their respective merits in the Hoeft of A. -
t s.mbly, it 1e the duty of the people to die -
R
ng
It then betas,. • .ere "mete* of
But "'bother "'bother the House proceeded by adJres
er by bill, it was *Imitable they should act
harmoniously. The quietion was one
peeeliarly melee their C,vatrOUl, and they
eight to decade ( sad if then wee .eist-
I°B rie4M Ws, sboulJ nut be dts•esrbee. -
it was very desirable in setting ib,.
euestios, that the IIouee ohleptJ proceed in
'torsos with the views enterleined in Eng -
gland. where it is known tWy pny great re-
gard to meted rights ; the government of
which
OA referee, the subject back to tee
coentry for settlement, would ohte 00 5"
oo condition (bet the rights .✓ tndividnala
should be respeected. ',gentlemen, there
fore, were sewers to their support of the
Resolutions, they would take them with
the prom.; and also if they were deeirous
of puttee an eml to en agitation winch had
existed Jurist the last twentj-five years,
sad which wetted eoatieue twenty-five
years longer, if the elesttm' were not satis-
factorily adjusted. Its (Mr. R.) would not
say the learned member far Londe') was
not correct in ib. °prise■ he entertained,
that lbs Clergy Reserves were nrigt.
m*My greeted to the Church of England
bat rf the appropriation was found to be
use°it.d to the people, they bare a right to
nae• ft altered. ft was intended fir the
benefit of tbe peep/fief Canada ; arta wakes
that principle were carried out they wilted
not be satisfied. H. (Mr. R.) was not
pryarod to say the Clergy Referee were
made a tett vitiation ; eremite the views
of public area were well known• and the
manmade which it wig settled under the
Imperial Act was known to be generally
unystiefinetnry ; and by which a portion of
the feed remake"' at the diapi-sal of the
Executive Government of th. day. Then
It hid b..e argued by the learned member
for London. that there were no individual
interests i•.otv.d-but those of congrega •
ties.. But when the clergyman quitted a
eoegr•gstion he took hu allowance with
bim, sed it therefore became a .neeifiod
• ppropristi... The proportion of the cler-
g y..seare bsiseging to the Methodists,
was transferred to the Conference In Eng-
land, and there say be engsgementt that
have been entered tato by that bialy, nn the
strsugth of the income to be den,uvi d from
the breech of their It wag only
remediable therefore to allow 'him) time to
este *lost, and see how they were to pro-
vide • suestitut• for the funds they had
hitherto derived from the revenue. As to
the Church of England, whore members
whether as regarded wealth, influence and
Intefhgenee were tweood to no other in the
Provi.ce ; tam did not understand upon
vrbat prioeipfe sive Is entitled to additional
feed+. And ups° every -principle of com-
mie. basest" b• pot it to the Howie, whe-
ther •11 de utwle,st,eee of cbristtan. should I
tot be pillared on the .Rene footing, and is
whether any wase d inferiority should •x
tet
moa them a1 home. The Measures to
• which we allude are -the School BilI,-the
.A•roament Bel, and the Reprerentation
8511 ; to the ,ohrtancei and success of these
every man • n Upper Canals is deeply inter
eared-tbev involve moth of the peeves.
and prosperity of the cotetry, and afflict, t
a very cons d.rable extent, the minae cin
&Ilion and well belee e'1 every indiri4...t 1.
hsbir.-•. And - -----t nMlerstan
how or fir nerdballet reason the Governmeo
should have key sinister iotentton• in from
ing these Bi11e, or shrulJ not desire the
they may be fully and honestly dim itered
and thoroughly underetonJ by the people
we think it is a duty which the press owes,
not only to itself and the people, but also to
the Government, to give a candid, free, and
remise expression of opinion on these im-
portant suhjectp, so that the Government
may be better ahle to remedy defects and
errore, before they becnme law. 1n refer -
epee to the Sebeol hill, it is a meanie in
which we take •deep intermit, for, although
nor own educatinsal Req uirements sre cer-
tainly few and limited, yet. for the last
twenty - , we bete talked, and written,
and lectured as much on the subject of
Popular education as any other man we
know of, not even excepting Dr. Ryerson,
and we erre' that we cannot consciin
Courtly say much inlayer of the School Bill,
now under dfoeuagion in the House of As-
semhly, its Indint, features are the same
in substance as those of the Bill of lot Sen
rion, lint are'xpreastd in a more brief and
understandable manner -and this we think,
is its chief reeommendatioe.
Oer first objection to the various School
Bills that have been framed and tried in Ca-
nada. bas been the petered and complica-
ted nature of the machinery by wbieh they
bays been wrought, and this evil to net len
. seed by the Bill of the Ilon. isrep. Geogr.
a1. Beginning at the Chief Superintendent
e nd coming down through the various du-
ties of ■ Central Board of instruction, -of
County Boards of Instruction -of Comity
Superintendents -of Township Councils,
Clerks, Ur. lets , and of Trustee., we have
e n esteems mese of reacbi.ery-e com-
pound mass o` duties nod a lavish expendi
ore of means that are widely et variance'
with our notions of utility and an effective
ystem of common E•lueation. And when
we coiside► the fact t►.t ell this maw of
machinery is under the control and subeer-
t
BETH OF 31 R. WETENIIALI.
W. &amity regret to sate the' Lhn
%%erem te'', Ere.; late Commisao - -r of
Publics Wefkq sod repeerenaUve i r the
County of Halton, expired, here yesterday
sroreins_ A mese painful event it ha.
Bever bees oor lotto announce, and ere sre
cure It will be received by many brined the q
wide circle d the persona' friends n( the + e
deeened, w'th deep encl. Mr. Weten-
belf • mind newer completely reco.ered
from the 'bock 11 sttwt.m.d by the etei'e
meet ofa eonlested election settee nn an
n.he►led con•tit.tien : tae it was bodily
disease which terminated 'tie terser. the
a m naery wilt long be chenshed by these
who knew bim well. He was, m the beet
sense of the term, a gentleman ; highly'
•
d
w
ien' to the will and wishes of the Cblef
Superintendent, we almost feel inclined to
oubt the reality of our liberty ! We have
o wish to make any uncharitable insinna-
ions against the qualifieatinne or against
he integrity of Egerton Ryerson -we are
illirg to suppose him boil, hnneet and well
salified ; but when we consider the Mau -
nee which education exerts on the opinions
ndehareeter of mankind, and consider the
fluence which the Chief Superintendent is
n exerci,e over the education of the youth
f Canada. we feel bound to decline that
uch''a power should nut be entrusted to
genon Ryert.nu nor to any other ant. man.
hp truth to that the nem. of rhea 0..,...
'cadent should be abolished. The money
atter" of the School system eao be very
onveniently managed by the County Try/t-
wine, the Receiver General, and the coon -
y or towoahip Superintendents. And the
est of the system can be carried out far
ore satisfactorily with lees than one-half
( the proposed machinery. Aod a we see
o private interest wbieh Mr. Hincks can
'rosette, have io desiring that this cumber-
ome measure should become law, without
ringing as one step nearer to • rational
rid effective system of popular instruction,
e hope some el his friends in the Lsgi.la-
ere will suggest a few very important al-
terations and amendments before the Eill
omen up for the third reading.
*dented. manly sod honorable in feeling, s
warm friend, and a most agreeable compan-
ion. As an agriculturist be stood among
the tonnes' le our county, and se a public
man he was ledependeot and liberaL-
Cl.►e.
Tea CL.a.T Raliaves.-We eongratu-
late tee country on the accomplehment of
• meet important 'rep toward* the jiet
settles's' of the question, Mr. Pnc''e
reenlutlees were carried last eight -mor
rather this morning at S o'clock-ose s di-
vision of 43 is i3.-G1.4e.
FUGITIVES FROM IRELAND. -Two
'nee, °arced Ormshg* and Connolly arrived
le lbs ship Yorkshire, at New York, on
Tuesday week, and took rooms at the
Americas Hotel, where they remained nn•
til Weds..dey •veotng, wben both were
attested re a charge of embezzling £40,
IMO /rout aback in Cork, trollied. in which
they were engaged as clerks. When they
arrived, they bad a large area,,..' of money
wb*eh they deposited for safekeeping in
Wall -street .
The wide ..used reliance upon the rert-
owes of the entrees which 'Meets all
classes .f Inch •1r•t.ettmi.t. wenn so far
le be •tresgthesud by tee healthy and pro-
mising a.sam.ee of the mete Aeeonet4
hem tee soothers counties spoor ,n moat
w oggle, teems of the prnepects et .be en
sehg b•rve.t. while all are agreed th,t
.Israel» a breadth of land has not hien
1aN dews with p011105s /or may mien,
provisos to the fatal hitt ht of 1848.
wig test H the eIpsein set of 1830 be roe
resets* to env constdera ble degree, a great
o tr,de will be made towards a state Meets
psesNve peespenty.
Pa•emee Rime/NAP -The inhob
of Rytews have peit,noed the Hewes
•sebt M es Aet of IOe.pwoli..n to
able t to eoestrmet a Rel Reed f
Bylaws to Premed', thee rse•ug Byte
witb*p Ifo hours of the emceed
e•Mew gad (1 b Raibe by no
le y appresehieg Ii etf.p*getle..
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The Assessment 1is11, though not exactly
a •ecordstc" with what we constrict the
rue principle of Assessment, is mach lees
hjectionable then the School B,11. 1t is a
sot difficult subject to legislate open, and
e have oo doubt the inspector General baa
pent much time and labor in arranging the
masers and potting it Into its present
haps. We are willing to believe that be
as been attuated by an earnest desire to
dept the principle ot equity as far es pee -
ibis or practicable, and we believe that he
will be gratified if any member of the Le•
islaturs will, during the discission, mut-
est amendment* that will reader it more
Practicable, or mora in meeerdasee with the
rieetple of equity' As it u, however, It
must be sebsowledged that it le a vest ire- ,
preemies' en tbe memo' system of As.
ee0rm•nt, and were the divisions in the
'' alidiwR reale" reduced Mont three-fourths,
est in wewwber, 1st is length, ad the respect•
eve Class.. reletteg to the taxing of debts
and ince..°., resdered . little mere dodoes
we Udell tee people might beseotly Mit the
A•seeemeet iliM es • itis+-Ibe ..ewers sot
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(17e Ws trod d that the man Came-
ron from Kincardine, bas been safely lodged
in nut Gaol, he is out of harm's way for the
time being, but we are stronger inclined to
question the legality of the Committment.
We are informed that John Longworth,
Esq., J. P., had sent op a Seines. to
Kincardine commanding Cameron to appear
before him at Goderich, on Tuesday last to
answer t. a •h..g. ••.r a•.autt. Cameron
did not arrive in Goderieb till the evening
of Tuesday, and in the comes of the day
Mr. Longworth, it appears bad laid the
proof against him, and without giving bim
• Rearing, (for in fact Cameron, it the time,
was on his way teem Kincardine!) actually
sentenced him to pay • fire of fie. 'ponds or
he confined fee one month, we think, in the
Common Gaol ! if Cameron is the devil,
and we think he is not much lee., still wit
are bound to demand jartice for him, and if
mit information is correct we declare that
Mr. Longworth bas been giving him "Jeb-
borgh Justice."
THE COMMON DOOM :
SUfrestad by the Funeral af Mrs. McDonald.
Wife of John McDonald, Esq. Sheriff of Hu-
ron, &c.
Grim Death i. ■illiieg his destie'd round,
Be dark, m lone and dreary -
He is strewing the earth with malty a Inwood.
Avid filling men's homes with tbe delete! sound,
Of aghlmp deep did weary.
He e.r"th root fee the rimed tieo-
For Teeth. for *Nltb r bestow :
With Heaven's referrer. % to egoalize.
11• 'leak -.-+.d the gaiveri•e vireos dies, -
Railing is grin Deatb'sdety !
Tit. Inn.y Dsnghvr'. tears are eked -
Her Tomo' food heart is w-pisy
A• she (rams vet Ili. eoeeh when the lifeless heed
Of bee who her Infirm' .rept bid led,
Rets 1. Death's dreamier sleeping.
1St street-errveI gone.., tint wont to metro
'Roth tight adult oerth's ...crew.
Feels, es he leek, es hie In.•d ...'s at.,
That his .pint of 114 ewe weer retsrw
To ebrr smother morrow.
And. Ah ! 'las sed wives the ate loved my,
if we a nee only :
T. darken' t one., is Lib's mid-day,
Awl the stave's dread glees Rad th..beveli.g
etre
Tell us tet we an Wady.
Bet Grim Death 'meth deep snemwiee,
He
'worth esteem sod etre:
H. 1F•th e'er..rh lib a reelthv thine.
His fittings en 0..t es All lightel.g's wing,
He loess wed eveywbere.
Mee. all. war be perrisl--,naw leets to &agree.
E... their .serer' teener i
Bet seek' weal.. pretrd. them to sees their
eves.
A Imes e/ iso ►..ssty Ns.
le Diehl' bene, nnWess ds.hags.
'. awl.. LOWo ica Err
Ne. the wealthy deeds , rpm
•t1A
'r . m .tel Mr,eNY ,f Need. liN •r kb
y • w t7
fila e'w tee eshi d bowie. s Ask While the peer nee lura is Ise wermated .s••r
Amid rysap5y merely mads the heed.
Aad eerier Js died el arum I
Bet Death cense alike a the hovel sad ball,
Os dr collioleee shire sod the worries pall Gederieli. T. A !' 1 • overt of Quem • M T• -
A rd, sieve milli,.
i
ATTR CRAVEN T.
r,
i.ei .7wig b• Ribs rivairb Holt w I' Tp/ QUENWI BRI'Cil. -
Wee
B.'o,dsy So. del, res Inti (liar', "ilia re- b 'I7 L D CO UA Tf op,
teem tembseripdoes mid tele of e.. er Mew* Herm, Pere* cord Br.es. I
eb.rva WM. 111 1JHIETT RICO t.f e1
_ ► YaN ; t of Attachment. local amt .f Her
1•• c
root0, o^ the TWENTY -EIC HTS
la grave*, .s letters bsiliar to all, - - •( MARCH, 1. the year of cur lewd
"Heritage a.eaL.Tv-" Ieegjchr (;atir.da W eat
The l.ara'd sed ealeer.td-the sober sod gay- nab Jame. 1811111.
The maw of fame or folly : POR BALE BY THE BUBICRBERB,
Shall each. ethos hu tarn ernes, he ....mewed ., Quantity d Polls Kettles
away a "to the celebrated Bt. Morn e. Thew Ris
To rnnabler sad .laele, in leathern* decay, I Ili lase W.eba'•-AW ib M.had /r Iron
Thousand Eight Hundred sod Pali, and to
1°• duetted, • ,■et the ESTATREAL
as well se PERSONAL, of Rosear Coos,
, as abre•dln0 or eoseealed Debtor, at the
- ( Sart of Hariaa DW//.red T.00*. F. Assail
for the sunt of raghtreThree Putted*, One
Shill
With the sleds nf.he valley. Livmrg..l, yr ggsetr..i.
THOMAS k1ACQUEEN. BALER Neeib.d Real U.bhao►rd Can•^•°'
Goderlch, 97th Jose, t850. de Ceases Yen, rs'rtd wirer•
de. leery Prime.
lick.. Hire essy's , Tine Qealiry Pek Broady.
Trot G•owr.o W.,* r Carle. -The Qr. Cerks Pseud Seem Seem Wise.
M. '• Pett d.
Ave is eddisles re the ibawr se ensnarer
ce HARDWARE. die. !e. whisk the sebe•rr-
b.rs mirror saline eery foo.
n en M. B. BETMODR & Cs.
Kenneth; (Wm -mew) Democrat, of the
!3'h inst., I from every county is the
State-ir"m the weft, IN north, the cen-
tre and the south -that the young wheat
look• very well. The run. during the p..t
month have gives it a healthy sed vigorous
.tart.
DowooaaTrolr er Tna N. Bans/telex As-
e
Rr.Lr !-A Royal Gazette F:xtra of Satur-
day 1051, ennt.toe a l'rocl.metinn by Hie
Excellency the Lieutenant -Governor, dis-
solving the General Assembly of Ili,. Pro-
vince. and ordering that Write for calling a
new General A.eembly be fl.rthwith issued,
returnable on Thuredsy, 11th July next.
W.RaT CROP.- The Wheat field. in the
Horne District give prorated of so abundant
harvest We never saw them look better.
Spring crops with'^ eight or ten miles of
the city are injured by the drnn'h. Wheat
Is now rapidly heading out. -(North Are.
D1 f D, .......,.e..
At Go.l.rich, en the send instant, (a1rr bait-
ing here three days previously delivered ofa still
born Daughter.) the •mtwble and circumspect
Wire of Jaen MCI)otALI, Erq , Sheriff or the
United Comities of florin, genh sod Bruce,
mod 33 year.. Th. afflicted Ifushand, end sur-
viving Daughter, deeply mourn the Bereavement
of a most affectionate and de.oied Wife end
Mother, but not as those who mourn without
hope. 1n our last we intimated ih. ■beroee of
the Huebert Iron home, we haw.. however, ,,net
fn eay that he arrived. eceemta■i.d by her bro-
ther, Doctor Mitchell, of Dundas, is dee time
for her funeral, which took place yesterday, and
was very numerously aJ respectably aneaded.
ie Gild -rich, en Batords', Ev.niag. 22.d iert.
Groton. lobos 80. of Mr. Henry Newman,
aged clews mo.tbi:
PORT OF GODEHII H
Thursday, Jame 27.
Aaatyrr,-Reooluti.., from Pori Saraia-
IleCore ie, blaster.
Markets.
GODERICH, June 27.
The matkete continue inactive, and the
price of provisions remain about the seen
as at former quotations.
WHEAT, Fell, per bo. 3e 6J. -Spring,
do. 3. to 3s 4d. Flour per bbl. 20e to 22.
6d-0ate per btu. ie 6,1- Pees per bu. 2.-
PotetoM per bu. 1s 6d to 9e -Pork per bbl
60e. -Butter per Ib. 5d to 7d -Hama per
lb. Ad -Egg. per dos. 4d.
Montreal, June 14.
48eASHES. Pots. net curt_ 29. ser
FLOUR, Canada Fine, per bbl, 29. ad-
Super6ne 93s 8.1 to 944 -Superfine, No. 1,
nes 6d-Eztre Superfine, 254. -Sour 904.
GRAIN, Wheat, U.C. mixed, 60 les 4s.
L.C. Had, per mtoot, 6s. tie. -Barley per
orient, 9s 9d. -Oats 14 10ed.-Pease, 3.
PKOVISIONS.-Bet; Prime Mese, per
384. 3d to 46x. -Prime 314 ed. -PORK,
Mea, 66.. Id to 07s 6d.- Prime Muss,
53. 911 to 654 -Lard per Ib. 41.
NOTICE. -The Subscriber begs to inti-
mate to all that it may concern, that
the 5th Division Court having been remov-
ed from Clinton to Bruce6eid. The Clerks
duties of that Court will be attended to
"daring his absence at Bucefleld," by Mr.
Doo. McMillan of that place, also at hie
office at Chilton.
artams GORDON, Clerk
No. 5. Division Court.
Clinton, 25th June, 1860. v3n21
LOST between the British
Hotel and the Pmt Office aboat 6 o'clock
• h. •.e1N.f T . s the eleventh Met.,
a 1#i0We OrOCCO POcks1 6001, erge w...-,.
n early new, contains( the sedermentioeed pa-
per., and say penes ending the same sod re -
terms( it to the owner .111 confer a particular
favor, Red writ oleo a reaaeeamly rewarded fir
their trouble. And the subscriber does hereby
caution any of the utdermeatioaed partite Rak-
ing any psymr.ts es them, as be .111 set held
Memel( reepoosibls for the lame excepting
tbro•gh his ows receipt.
August, 1848, drawn by J. K. Goodirg,
two years after date, payable to Brewster
and Smart, endorsed by Isaac Rattenbury
and William Robertson, amount, £50.
August, 1818. drawn by J. K. Gooding
one year after date, payable to Brewster
and Smart, endorsed by (ease Rattenbury,
and William Robertson, amount £50.
February, 1850, drawn by Isaac Ratters -
bury, payable to Brewster and Smut, paid
24th April :x310.., amount Le.
Feb., 1850, drawn by W,ilu.tn Matthe-
son and Alex. Morrison, r0Table to J. K.
Gooding. paid £l, amount LI 8e 8d.
Feb.. 1350. drawn by Junes Gentles and
Robert Rna^ell, payable W J. K. Gooding,
antnunt L1 114 8d.
Feb., 1850, drawn by Alex. Nasmyth,
payable to lobo McDunald, amount Les
a. 41.
it atm e..ui.ed • somber of other sates, ac-
cess's and meeseraad.Dts, which are of sot the
least vale* to say penes but the ow.ere-the
earnest of which has been stepped.
JOHN McDONALD,
Light House theme.
Gee/with, Joe 17th 1850. v3n90
'110 BE SOLI). -An Excel-
lent FARM, being LOT No. 19, MAIT-
LAN D C O N C EMS ION, Township of
G'dencb, containing 100 acres -30 of welch
is cleared. The lad is of a sopenor quali-
ty, and well watered. ft is ntuated •zaet-
ly nine miles from the town ofGoderich on
the 'lime Read, and at the junction of sur
different road.; • el as 11 Is in the center of
a populous and prove/woos locality, 11 is ex-
cellently "depute for • Timers wand or a
Store. This farm to well entitled to the
attention of persons desirous of a° throttle
e ituatiou (er Muwweee, sod will be sold on
very reauomsble terms. Per particulars
seer!), to D. H. LIZARS, (wed Agent.
Goderieb, Joe 9n, 1830. frosts
N0'1'IUt:.-'I he Partnership
bentn(rr sten.• bet..e. A44444Dia
Ba.Ri►OTO. ORR •,d CII•aLc. Jaen Wiesen.
of Stratford. es free FnsRdrn, earned •a seder
the some, ,iyle and firm of On & W deo., is
Chop day dissolved by tasted ..ascot. All defile
due by the said firm. will be nerd by the so id Al-
ez.sder Barrisgtoa On, to whoa all d&hie dee to
the rid firarre to be paid forthwith.
Witn•,. A. B. ORR,
D. H. Lizias. C. J. WILSON.
Dated at Stretford, this 18th day .(June, A.
D. 1850.
'II() SPECULATORS AND OTHRRB.
-The seb.eriber hating had PARC Leu
Nos. 435, 434, 433. 432. 431. sod part of 499.
near the centre n( the Tow. of STRATFORD
yid and laid out inn one-Inerth sere Liu,
would respectfully call the utrndem of Pinnies
wishing to become p.rcharre to the some. -
Free and seioeatubered Deeds will be greeted to
throe p. cha.ing. or bond for Deed will be gym
to those who cermet pry for Let. Oath down, is
.urh • length of time as may be agreed upon.
For particular. as to Price. dcc. •pply to Mr.
D. 11 Liters, Solicitor. Stretford, vier whom
the pias of the Property lira.
N. F ML'CULLOCH.
Stratford, ISth J.ee, 1850. 3•-.119
DAN( ING AND CALESTHENICS.
MESSRS. ROBERT and THOMAS
MACINDOE ROBERTSON, beg re-
•pectfully to intimate to the Lades and
Gentlemen of Goderieb, that they bag*
opened Classes for Instruction to Mr. Gen-
tles' Hall, Huron Hotel, where, by a strict
' tissues to the pupils intrusted to their
care, they bops to afford the parents such
satisfaction se will minae tbeir patronage
berea(ter.
Hours of attendance from 11 A. M, to
5 P. M. Gentlemen'. Claw in the eve-
n ing from 7 j to 91 o'clock.
Goderich. 96: b April 1850. .
f' 'tete L HEED ! - All genera are" hereby
natio.ed ageism purchasing ee aberwge
roetivisg, se vahae-a promiwwy Nee of (any
peesde mode by Matthew Sleek sed Ji.ee
McMahan, and Iwyable to Thomas Beady r
order, the 3rd day of May lest, a the said
Note has already bra pail.
THOMAS BRADT.
Oederieb, Jaae 13th, 1850. v3e19
LIST OF LETTERS Reinitiates in tee
Stratford Poet Office up to 7th of hie
1850.
Akmyer Mr. Kiely Richard
Armstrong Geo Lupton Chas
41119k DPP ., Leitch rein ....r....
Brimacombe G 0 Moylet Jae
Calwell Muse A May Micbl
Chowet Tithe 2 Morrison Patk
Carroll Joo • Martin David
Clamed Henry Martin Anse
Carron John Mario Jno
Cries Muss Else McDermot Torrence
Carroll Petk McWilliams Jame.
Curly lin $cGregos Daniel
Carey James. McDermot Andrew
Conner ]so MacLean Jito
Cooly Peter Niel Wm
Danner Peter Nowise Judy
Dick Jen 2 ' O'Donnell Widow
Douglass Thee Parker Jo.epb
Darcey Michl Powell Jamas
Ewan Robt Pinder Wm 2
Edgar
Rob( Parker 'lAq.
Flan l tichl Ryan
anagJohn
Frazer Wm poach Jno
Gibb Geo Russell Leonard
Gorte Wm Spry Betsy
Halfiee Jae Switzer Geo t
Harrison W D Schuster Margaret
Hearsness Wm Btoskoff Michl 6
Hamilton Ricbd Strathdee Joe
u _...L. -Leben gwriih Geo
Hammel Alex Sykes James
Hayes Joo Timberwolf Fredk
Kan Jno 2 Terry Riebd
Knott Robl Taylor Wm
Kelly James Walsh Ino
A. F. MICKLE, P. M.
DIVISION COURTS,
erHE seat Division Courts for the United
1 C.estre f Ilnron Perth end Bruce, will be
held at the times sod pieces lollowisa:-
ler. Dieiriew.-Cnort home at Onderieb,-
3rd Asonet. T. .G Morse, Esq., Clerk.
9d. Oleins* -bookies 1' Hares Road
-17th July. natter, Can., EsqClerk.
3d. Dirisina-Wood'sT Stratford, lath
Jolt George Williams. Esq., Clerk.
4111. Diesieion-Quickie Towers London Road.
16th J.1,. George Carter. Esq., Clerk.
5th Dieiden--tteK•sal.'a Inn,Broee6eld 15th
Jolt. James Gerdes, E.q., Clerk.
8th. Diri.ioa.8ch. sl hour Rt. Mary's. 20th
Joie. 1•,..a Coleman, Coq., Clerk.
The S,ttinge of the Several Coterie will com-
mence pwseteelly at II o'clock. A. M.
ARTHUR A('I.AND, J. D. C.
Ooderich, Jane 101h, '30 3v -Retia
NOTICE.
BEG to intimate to the inhabitants of the
3 Tew^ships er Goderich, 0,anley and Col -
/parse, tet .oder a nnw.r of AUnra.v from the
BARON DE TUYLE, dated he 25th April,
1849. f in a'therized to dipper 4 his LANDS
i. tlwr Townships, and to grant Tiile Deal for
the eame---ardslee to eellee, all Monies due him.
end to grant D»eh.rtea for the sem..-and i
h.rehy regn.et all terrors indebted tri the said
Baron de Torte, frtbwitle to settle ■p their res-
pective debts.
THOS. MERCER JONES.
Gederieh, 8th May, 1'850. 3.-.15if
NOTICE.
1' BEG to estimate to all that it mow comers.
1 Chet i have eerier *power af Atterw.y grant-
ed to WILLIAM STORY, a'ulerowed h,m to
collect all mosey dee me either by Not. of
heed r otherwise, and gnu diaeharges fro re
same. Amid 1 hereby regesat all poorer indebted
le me forthwith le settle the mote red save
Mme
JOHN i.ANC.'STER.
Ccdrieh, !hitt dry Mfy, 8i0 0107
iItt and Pour Pence,
I !mg* seined all the Ectate, Rest -ewe
Per.osal of the said Kober' Ceue. and memo
the Mild Robert Cee/ mouth embus thole-
resd,ete-mem the ..id Court and put atT
to Ile Action, or cause rho eleven of therm,
Henry Doty and Thames F. Abbot 10 ler,
Jlsebarged within Three Calendar Mon he
/nem the first day of the puhbcation of this
Notice in the Canada Gazette, all the ea -
tate, Real or Personal, of the said Rotten
Cook, or so much thereof as may be neves
eery, will be held liable for the Papaws
Benefit and Flaislsetinn of the rials.
JOHN Mc DONALD,
Sherif.
Samavi a Orrtcr
Gaderich, 6th April, 1850. sts(8
NOTICE -Th. aadrveiped by power or
Atiereey dated the 97ih dry .f Mei, 1830,
metre bim by Thomas 8. W.odlilf, to eolirt
all •ntered.og debts dee the late Firm of Mike
mod Woodliff, and him.elt persoeally-regent an
immediate arttke,esi of the .me or they ell
to given to int Clerk of the Dories°. Cort kms
eoll.atise. BENJ. PARSOYP.
Goderich, 1..e 12th, 1830. v3.II
ATEST News from Iluron f
e" -The subscribers beg leave to talons the
Farmers of Maros, and all others iarerroted, that
they here commenced the nrmoleetere of POT..
ASH FETTLES, which they will warring
read, and are determined to 8.11 se Cheap et
Cheaper thaw any Imported. Any Eerie found
defective from mod, or sir boles, will be take*
back 'ruble two months from Mu of percbar.
GEORGE MILLER ds Co.
1,
Goderleb, Joo. 13th, '60. 3v•s-8 •e •
BAYFIELD TANNERY,
ONE anile North of Bayfield on tbe Like
shore. The subscribers will pay case
or leather for bides, and will tans oo seems
all hides so entrusted to them. And Boor
having • thoroogb knowledge of the busi-
ness, they can confidently promise the pub.
Ik • good article.
WILLIAM HALL.
BENJAMIN ROSZEI.,
Goderieb, April 19, 1850. .3.19
A V 4LUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE ! !
THE sabot -144f offers for SALE bie
QIti1T asd SAW MILL, .hosted ie
the ?iownehip of NcGithrray, oo the B g
Sable, within -three miles of Flmasgsa's
Corner. The Mills are now ia'opetatioa,aod
ewhp built. Tae Privilege us the beat on
the River, and situated in the best Tows.
ship in the County of Huron -well settled,
arid Reads opened is all directions to f
a'1. 'ibe Machinery god materials are of
the very beet quality, end pat op by the ve-
ry bet Maebiniats. Por Partieulars in-
quire oflames Crombie, Esq., Gait, or app
ply to the suheeriber.
aetar'ittirrritirtf e5etsuaij, Ieau. 9o90tf
al"The 0411 Reporter will insert the
above until forbid.
CAUTION. -Whereas Margret Roche,
my wile, bas eb•ented behelf from my
bed and board without any just cease.-.
This is to forbid the public giving her any.
tblog on my account.
THOS. ROCHE.
Wawanneh, May 10th, 1850. v3nlf
CASH for WHEAT
AT the Goderieh Mdlo-asd C -,h (or Ch.rr►
8aw Lege-at'Gederieh and Bayfield Miliy
by WILLIAM PIPER.
Gederich Mills, Stb Dreg mbew r f
a103-0i•bout the 11th of May int., given
lJ by John Hdloeb in favor of Edward
Colwell or hearer, the sem of L17 5s cy.
This es to forbid any person from purchas-
ing the same ; and soy person returning the'
same to the Subecnber will be rewarded for
their trouble is se doing.
EDWARD COLWELL.
Goderrieh May 29th. 1850 v3=a t !
FARMER'S Horn., -MITCHELL.
FAy ANCiS FLSHLEIGH beto iskies err
'Meads, sad tM'eblle geamlly. that hobos*
setabliihed himself IN the above Village, mad
tropes by menu enemies te the comfort Rad tea--
'esteems
et='esteems d Travellers, to merit a share •f their
patronage. Geed Stabling Rad an •''rabic
Groom n attesduee.
Mitchell. Mei 15th, 1850. 3v -s9
TRATPORD IRON FOUNDRY.
_1't subscriber bevies purchased the refer -
est of Mr. C. J. Willies so the above L.-
tabh•bment, is about to continue the Bum.
mea on his own responsibility. In returnio f
thanks to the public for the very liberal en-
couragement reeeimel by Oaa k Wieser*,
he begs to intimate that he will constantly
keep on band as aaortment of Superior
C •wine., consisting of COOK ING .
Parlour, and Boa Stoves; Amer-
ican. Scotch & Canadian Ploughs
of the most Improved Moulds, -Mee LT.
ROLLE/1'$, Ttte-Ring leafless, SNOW,
Rollers. ¢c. THRASHING MACHINED
of a supenrr description to any hithrt.,
introduced, and better adapted to this coua-
try from their lightness of draught,.nd
strength of eos.trueeun. A cull from 14-
teeding porch a requested before pur-
cbau' ng elsewhereThe .bore M i(1 be sold
at Low hates for Cosh or Trade, rest cor-
responding rales se approved e/AM,t.
A. B. ORR.
Stratford, 90th Ivan. 1850, 1v -s90
NOTICE.
I)ERSONS desirous 01 grilling on the
Durham Road in the Townships of
Gleaele, Beneath, Brant, Greenock, Kin -
log. and Rtecs►dise, mist apply persnhsUy
et the Office of the n^dcreigned, end so lo-
cation* wall be eneflrme.l except such as gra
mu& is accordance with this requlrtment.
All •seipntnent• of int•retit in locations
wiih"nt the knewledge and approval of She
Agent. trill be esmat4ered ss a frfeiture et
all right in the 'etet.. or 'soignee.
GPA)RGF. JACKSON, Ague
CmnwR Lame Otero,
Brnt,aek, Comity of Wattle*.
March 14th, 1800. vthi