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d w ffeeffatlledlfa this moos, they will
ha etteadedto, end wilt proleks discussion
is the • Imprial P•rliamosI, which • Bill
weak! sot do. " Thejate cf the Ministry
is sealer!" Staled u the moat popular,
most prsetical, and moat energetic, that baa
held elks in Canada."
The following are the Resolutioae them-
selves:-
RESOLUTIONS
hem-
selves:--
RESOLUTIONS
16
by proposed by the Honorable Mr.
Hinds, on the subject of the Clergy
Reserves, on Thursday, 7th Septem-
ber, 1852.
1. Resolved, -That as bumble address
be presented to Her Most Gracious Majes-
ty to assure Her Majesty that this hoes.
deeply regrets to learn from the despatch
of the Right Honorable Sir Joba Packing -
ten, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of
State for the Colonies, that Iler Majesty's
Imperial Minister are sot prepared to
introduce a Bill to repeal the imperial Act
3 and 4 Viet., cap. 78, included, "An Act
to provide for tbe sale" of the Clergy Re-
serves in the Province of Canada, and for
the distribution of the proceeds thereof."
2. Resollred,-That whatever difference
of opmioa may exist among the people of
Canada as to the best mode of disposing
of the revenues derived from the Lands
known as Clergy Reserves, the great mass
of the people will ever maintain the prin-
ciple recognized by the Right Honorable
the E
ars Grey, lien Her Majesty's Princi-
pal Secretary of State for the Colonies, in
his Dewed) of 27th Januar., 1851, to the We take the following from the
Right Honorable the Earl of Elgin and Brant Ifcrald:--From the Huron Sigr.al
and Dundas Warder are pleased to disclose
of their public functionaries, we would say
that Iluron can't be beat for a pugnacious
clerk of the Peace, and Dundas for a purr
Magistrate.
to bar expected from him as a seesibie mea.
Amy mu that W been accustomed to
rend the Globe, euaot avoid saying, if not
too much drawn by the attractive indorses
of the Globe, like the Planet, .bat the
speech coutained nothing sew or that was
very strange -but merely the same ideas
over again. The effect that it produced
either in or out of the (louse, was doomed
in a few hours to be against, instead of toting
in bis favor: There are a amber of per-
sons like the happy Planet, who, were their
true opinions made known, would lay with
tbe Carsadials, that the speech" was what
they expected -a racy; rabid, rough-and-
tumble attack upon the Ministry, not found-
ed upon any recognized or definite political
principle, nor in apposition to any point or
portion of the Miaisierial policy announc-
ed." Throughout, Lis conduct in the
House has not been the most consistent,
after abusing the Ministry and Addree,
to put the finishing flourish, be turned round
and voted with them. Let any man that
is in possession of two ideas, compare Dr.
Ralph's speech in reply to that of Mr.
Brown's, he will at once see the dtfferemce.
It would be hard for any lining man, wo-
man or child to say where Lia factious oppo-
sitios will end.
e
Kincardine, that the question whether the
existing arrangement "u to be maintained
or altered is one so exclusiveiy affecting
the people of Canada, that its decision
ought not to be withdrawn from the Pro-
vincial Legislature, to which it properly be-
longs to regulate all matters concerning
the domestic interests of the Province"
3. Resolved, --That while tbe people of
Canada are devotedly attached to Her
Majesty's Person and Government, and
most anxious to maintain inviolate the cos-
-ezion which binds them to the great Em-
pire over which she rules, yet this House
re. We would remind our agricultural
(needs teat the Exhibition of Farm Sleek,
&e., will take place on oezt Wednesday.
the 22nd inst. ,
a
[e}'We have received the first number
is bound by a high sense of duty to inform of the Perth County /ticlrs,--a neatly got
Her Majesty that the refusal
on the part up paper, prated in the ruing village of
of the Imperial Parliament to comply with Stratford.
the just demand of the Representatives of
the.Cawdiao people on a•matter exclusire-
ly affecting their own' interests, will be
Mewed as a violation of theirConstitution-
;id rights, and will lead to deep and wide-
spread dissatisfaction among Her Majesty's
Canadian subjects.
4. Resoli'ed,--'Chat this (louse is well
aware that attempts , bare been made to
induce Her Majesty's.Imp trial Ministers
to believe that the present Representatives
of the people of (:asadaentertain opinions
o. -the subject of the Clergy Reserves Act
,,41iferentfrom these expressed by the late
Parliament.
5. Resolred,-That this House cod.deptly hopes that vibes Her Majesty's
Ministers shall be convinced that the opi-
nions of the People- of Canada and of
their Representatives on this subject are
!unalterable, they will consent to give ef-
fect to the promise made by their prede-
cessors; and this House is confirmed in this
hope by the suggestion in the Despatch of
the Right, Honorable Sir John Paekiugten
teat Her Majesty's Ministers are prepared
to recommend amendments to the Imperial
Clergy Reserve Act with a view to satisfy
the wishes of tbe Canadian people.
6. Resulted,-Tbat this (louse ram
scarcely doubt that, the principle of amend-
ing the present Act being admitted, (Ter
Majesty's Ministers will yield to the strong
f''ling which pervades the Canadian people
that any new Legislative enactments re-
farding the Clergy Reserves, should be
ramed by their own llepresentattres, in
stead of by the Imperial Parliament• which
being necessarily .unacquainted with the
state of pubhc opinion in Canada, cannot
be expected to concur in a measure that
wilt give permanent satisfaction to its in-
habitants.
7. Resolved. -That this House desires
to assure Her Majesty. that in thus giving
expression to the public opinion of the
Country, it is actuated by the ctrongea
feelings of loyalty to Her Majesty, and by
a sincere desire to prevent those lamentable
consequences whi •h must be the result of
a collision between the imperial and Pro -
finial Parliaments, on a question on which
very strong feelings are kndwn to prevail
among the people of this Province.
t We take great Pleasure in stating
to our readers that the Buffalo, Brantford
sod Goderieb Railroad, will receive the
warm support of the present Government.
Ira Lewis, Esq., is now at the seat of Gos-
eromeat, and, so far, the prospect seems to
be brightoiog as with a smile. It will
be seen by the Parliamentary proceedinge
of the 10th iost., in another column, that
it will not only receive their support, but,
that they will give it immediate aetioo.
The Honorable Malcolm Cameron has
introduced •"Bill to Joeorporate and'con-
.trnct a Railroad from Fort Erie to Gode-
rieb ria Brantford"
Oen JOURNAL. -W,, nave seeeired
the first number of this periodical. It is
very tastefully got up, it contains much
interesting reading matter. It is published
weekly by Smyth, Kennedy, & Co., Mon-
treal, price $3 per annum.
0o)' The morning and eveniog are be-
ginning to feel cold and chilly.
G::r We are indebted to 211r Cameron
and Mr. Christie, of Wentworth, for nu-
merous Parliamentary doc,mesis, for which
they have our best thanks.
HURON SIGNAL.
e} The Stratford Branch Agricultural
Show wif take place on tba 5th day of
October text, for the exhibition of Farm
Stock, Produce, &o. And also, a Fair
for the sale of Fant Stock of every de-
senption, will be beld on the same day.
g::)- The surreyors from Guelph, frmiahed
their line to Stratford on the 13th inst.,
and returned to re -run, or re -survey some
of the Sand Hills, in \Witmot and Water-
loo.
It ESOLUTION.
The following isa Resolution of the Board
of Directors of t be Brantford and Buffalo
.Joint Stuck Itailroad Company, adopted
and entered on the minutes of the above
Company, on'the 19th' of August
:-
"1i'usneas, the Brantford and Bu7ato
Railroad, now in progress ,,of c"astruw lion
fro:a,l'ort Erie Very, nn the Meer Nia-
gara, to the Paris Depot of the treat
]Western Itailroad,if extended to the Town
of t.oderich on Lake Huron, would open
up a Targe, fertile and rapidly improving
country of great a ricbltnral capabilities
and resourees,.across the interior of the
peninsula formed by Lakes,Erie, Ontario
and iluron, and would lead to a thorough
connectian with the Northwestern 'ferri-
torries of the United States on Lake Hu-
ron and Michigan. And whereas, it has
been found, from a preliminary survey, and
estimate made by the said Companies chief
Engineer, that the intermediate country is
well adapted for the construction of a Rail-
way at a moderate cost. And whereas the
County Council of the United Counties of
Iluron, Perth and Bruce have resolved to
subscribe for stock in the said Company is
cue the said Railroad shall be extended to
Goderieb, and have approved and published
a 13y -Law to be taken into consideration
on the nineteenth day of October, now next
ensuing pursuant 10 the statute of ibis Pro-
vince in that behalf made, to authorize the
Warden of the said United Counties to
subscribe Strock in the said Company to
the amount of one hundred and twenty-five
thousand pounds. And wbereu, the Direc-
tors of the said Company are of opiates
that it is expedient to extend the said Rail-
road to the Town of Goderieb, sad for that
purpose to increase the capital stock of the
said Company. Be it, therefore, resolved
by the Brantford and Buffalo Joint Stock
Railrod Compjny in perstsnce of the pow-
ers in them vested, and it is hereby resolv-
ed, that the said Brantforda d Ibiffelo Rad -
road, now is process of c trnetioa fret.
Fort Eris Ferry the r listen to
the Paris Depot o the Great \\ estern
Railroad, be este d front the said Paris
Depot, late.seetig sad forming a coition
ova railroad carom the Rid Great Western
Railroad to the Tows of Goderieb, is the
Coady of Heron, paaiiag through or sear
the Town of Stratford, to na
the sty 0f
Perth. Am! ! be it hither resell. the is
order to provide the regwsite means for
eompletieg the said ettensroe, thbre he stew
opened sod -there is hereby opened aecord-
ia Fat ?gowaassd editions( Shares
oft . Ca I Beeek of lbs and tfa'd
sad Joist Stock Railroad Com-
peerof the e of Favi PIN/1198(A)
end telashale.
8ignad Ascii.Ongthsets,
fieeretary of Rid Coop t
- Isnot WaseswosTW,
Profilist of Heid Casey'
THE MEMBER FOB. KENT.
We find, is a reeeat camber of the
Chatham Plawet, the following Waage
amusement :--" We are happy to see
the firm red iadepeadeat itaad which Mr.
Brown is taking ia tie How. We look
opens web area u the most useful mem-
bers." Aad at the close of the article the
Pltwut ressrks,or'itb equal force, "elate
writing the above, wit hate perused a most
lelliag speech wleicb kMr. Breve' made on
the Address. • • • I( fill 1&e a thea -
d ".belt es Menders, teed W prod.eed s
amBle sleet eves outside the walls of
the How I I" Yes, a very telling speech
indeed, so said the Hamilton Spectator: -
CR ay littfsg sod tell what policy ev
prlaWrple be was .dvecatlgg- or what ham
object las what mtkisg mid great speech!
Wps it to show his "polities to the re-
nd Govwumest 1 Did be aeeompiai say
geed M that eppesities t If eeasamieg
the time of Hetee for so , earthy purpose,
is Ia o>yset worthy of attriameet, b
isa ;wooded. epee barred what at*
BUFFALO ANO BRANTFORD
RAIL WAY.
We take the particulars of a pub-
lic meeting, held in the lows-oTWoo3-•
stock, from the Western Progress of the
9th lost. It is truly gratifying to ere the
deep interest eriteed by the people of
Woodstock and viciaity, ia the great Rail-
road scheme of tie day. The Progress
says: -
On Tuesday last, a depahtiea of gentle-
men coauected witb the Railway, arrived
at \Woodstock, to ascertW what iedote-
mcats would be offered provided the Rail-
way intersected the Great Western line
and Woodstock made a Depot. A amer-
ces and respectable meeting was celled on
the cmergeaey ata few boon notice, Thos.
Cottle, Esq., was called to the chair when
Mr. Wilkies. of Brantford, and other gen-
tlemen stated the object of the deputation.
The following Rselvtie= were adopt-
ed: --
Moved by Wm. Grey, sad ecoaded by
Henry Finkle, Esgs.
That this meeting considering the great
advantage which would accrue to the town
and surrounding country, by conneclieg the
Buffalo and Brantford Railroad with the
Great \Western at Woodstock, hereby
pledges itself to use its best endeavours to
obtain'a vote of the inhabitants of this
'!'own, at a public meeting convened for
that purpose by the Town Couneil to take
Stock in the said (toad to the amount of
£20,000, on condition that the said Road
coonect at Woodstock and that the Com-
pany provide for the payment of interest
during the construettoa of the Road
Mored by Mr. Landon, and seconded by
Mr. Iayeock. -
That a Stock list ben opened for tbe
subscription of private St !c on the same
terms as those mentionct in the preceding
resolution, aid that the e e be circulated
by the committee in suck a manner as t0
;,iso the ieh:vhitants of this Town and vicin-
ity a0 opportunity to subscribe.
Moved by Mr. Landon, and eeoeded
by Mr-. Barwiek,
That a committee be appointed, consist-
ing of Messrs. Leaden, Alexander, and
Richard -'o, lo corder with the !Municipal
Council of the Township of East Orford,
and use its efforts with that body to take
Mock io a work that cannot fail to cos-
ier the Ligbest advantage on that impor-
tant township.
Moved by Hugh Richardson, Esq., and
seconded by Mr. Sutherland,-
That
utherlandThat a. committee of four be now ap-
pointed to carry the objects of this meet-
ing into effect•„ to consi,t of. Messrs.
McLeod, Barwick, Smith,Richardsontnd
Laycock.
Moved by Mr. Shenstoa, seconded`by
111r. Green,
That the thank of this meeting are duo
and are hereby tendered to the gentlemen
delegated from Brantford, for the very able
manner in which they hare discharged the
defies assigned -to " them, in representing
the claim. of the Buffalo and Brantford
Railroad. -
PUBLIC MEETING.
In conformity with notice, a public meet-
ing of the inhabitants of Kiacardise and
adjacent Townships, was held in the village
of Ponetangore on Tuesday, the 31st day
of August. 1S52, for the parpose of taking
into consideration the late Adrertisement
of Public Lands. George \\'m. Carr,
M. D., was untirimously called jp the Chair,
and Archibald McDonnell appointed Sec-
retary. Thu following revolutions being
put, were carried without opposition: -
Moved by Res. Wm. Fraser, and
agreed to by the whole house, That a peti-
tion be adopted and immediately sent to
'lin Excellency the Gorernor (:eneral,
praying for a rcdresa of certain restrictions
in the Advertisement of said Public Lands.
Also, that delegations be sent to the Crown
Land Agent at Sau;e n, and to the Town -
•hip of Brant, intimating the aeorieved
feeling of our Township, and soliciting
their co-operation.
Moved by Mr. lfugb Matheson, and
seconded by Mr. Hugh McConnell, 'Chat
Iles. Wm. Fraser and Wm. 'Withers,
Esq.. be the delegates to Saaugee..
Moved by Wm. Rasfsl!, Esq., second-
ed by William Withers,. Esq., That
Mr. Thomas Barris and Mr. Ilagh Mathe-
son be the delegates to Braot.
Moved by Wm. Rastall. Esq., seconded
by Mr. Hugh McCondell, '('hat a eopy of
the proceedings of this meetieg be sent to
Heron Signal, and to the I Jurors Loyalist,
with a request to publish the same.
A sole of desks being returned to the
Chairman, the meeting dissolved.
G. W. CARR, Ciairmaa.
A. MCDoNectL, Sec.
THIS MORNING'S MAIL !
Quasac, September 13.
Alr. GAMMA mused a series of resole=
tions, relative to the asaesemeat of the rate
for repairs to the different Municipal Town-
ships of Canada, for the erection of belld-
iags, and .the cosetrectioa and repair of
roads, lea'., and for the eateasioe throughout
Upper Canada the powO to appoint per-
sons to fill the ogee d Shriff, Clerk of 111e
i eaee, Registrar, Clerk of the Cooetys
Curt and the touted of the Iota] revenues
arising within their reepeetise limits (rota
the duty on shops, stalls tad billiard tables,
bucbtets mid pettfars, goods mold at m-
ike, Ike.
Afr. (Lacots said that tbe boa. maths*
who drew tut Bill for the mttaicipal sot bad
a woog opraica against the proposition
costl ieed a the list Readoti/on, bet be
*eight that with the safeguards sow pro-
posed, it Might sew be adopted. The ger-
ammo would sot oppose biro at this Rep
of the proeeed.sp-
t The moieties, went wpported by eme-
nd sidle U.Cwda atoeberw wbe,btrever,
eeggeskd slurs ebonies is tbe detects.
The first reaolutioa was thea earned. -
It gives each County Tows or 'Village
Council the power 10 tae nae Township or
pf '1'wrroships militia the lima* fee
works of a local mature to be done is such
Towasbips or parts of Townships, when
required to do so by two thirds of the rate
payers affected by such testators. The
second resolution authorising Township and
Village Conseil, to impose tales for the
support of indigent persons in all IL
Townships in which the majority of rate
pyenmey rcgw» it to he deue.
This motion was alma carried.
The third resobatioa went to confer on
the Coolly Conaeila the power to appoint
Sheriffs, Clerks of the Peace. Registrars.
Clerks of the County Councils, and other
such offices when they would become va-
cant. Also the:right to regulate the re-
muneration of such officers.
Mr. Time es opposed this on the grounds
that officers should be appointed .by the
authorities to whom they should be respon-
sible for the administration of justice it
ought to nominate them. The resolution
was supported by Messrs. Merritt, Mt'Ke-t-
zie, and Boultorty and opposed by Mr.
Smith who contended that the eleetton of
Sheriff spout.l lead to the election of Judges.
7'bo division on the resolutions were sot
taken when the Reporter lisle.
..
ARRIVAL O1' THE, S. SHIP • 1.11.'.':1•
EOLDT•'
New Yeas, Sept. 15
The /1am8elat arrived about 11 o'clock,
this A. 8!. She bring, fccr day,. Istcr
Births, I NOTICE
At Brier seek. Roth FArthnp., to the iS hereby given that Its Perraerebin
18th tact.. the lady of the Rev. Dau'] Allis, a law, .obs.(' g be, troop ED11" ARIL
of • daughter. TItvI.\IIILL and•ILOi:I:IIT KEMP. butt.
ihr Toon .•1 t...trri. h, 111.410;rte Irm 4/1
I1 "\ KEl.1'. was Use lay
O.NTJ!iIO
11ARINE AND FIRE Iniit:RA:CE
COMPANY,
Iaeerporetrd4y.ret rf Pruei,i 1 Portioning.
'
Caa tal-.):100,000.
Ill:AD Ot'FICE .1T IIA 31ILTOX.
Duscruss:
Hugh C. Daher. Req. AI. 8lwritt. Fiq.
P4 ,
nrr, ••
P.A.., Cartel:, " JamesO►i,urs,',"
U. C. Gore., " /'has A. Santa, 0
Jams McIntyre, " R. C. 1) .•at•a, Ergo
Jame, Melba:see. " James W.lau•.
1
' Hh1 Subscriber ha.ir g been app fated
Atriaat G.•der'eh, 1..r the alma" high
-
!• re.prrtal.le Company. or prel.ared to
,(fret Insurance at the moot rrae.toable
rates upon Houses, Shipping and Good..
THO1tAS NIC1111l.1.tt, Agent.
GoJ••rieh, 13th Sept., 1932. a3 31
GOtleriel►, 14th September, 1S52.
I'OR $AL):, 1:1• TUE SUBSCRIBERS,
slt:\TI:S of Common ]'rockery, ula,
nn
welt ee d:a.ed u1 at sere Re 'Wee.
•b, 34
M. B. SEYL' OUR L. t U.
41
Gudericb, 14t1 September,1 t'?.
NOTICE.
9111.: Sub.eribrre aril! Fe., w 'brut any
d:et.ortioa all, Los/ OrarJne Neter,
and o;.rw ;Proteose, If haul shurvly paid, ur
image r;ly A.rar•get tor, I
M. I.. ti..)'Mut, arc co.
v3 91
!NATION OF SC11COT.
TEAl:11E1:S.
nett q•,•rterty mectiee of he Hurd
. f Pu,.:." !oder, corn for the Got'ed
Cot.r.:ea . f iluron, Perth and B•uer, w.I,
i..•l.t at R-tl"eabury and Dories Hotel.
''oder eh, on Tucsd.y the x81h day ..f
s'eetr,nbr•, instant, at the hour of eleven
cis. k, .\. M.
news. Flour exe".segeJ. C.in - deli', 1..r.dw.t.s ler certificates sill regnire ee
Much of tete new wheat Is qiJ to is juju.
.er' dt,ce ttatit::ucti!s of rood mors! charas.
ad by rust- The wcathsr th'eaghout tbi, D. H. RITCHIE, Se. -'y.
tor.
1 101.. lIILL it
d.s.u, vim ty sousesi rot.tar. A!1 dolor,
owing to the earl Watt erabip are to be r,e
refired by veld Ed's' ']'(,.shill, awl all
,r' to awl* con the et.•.i a a1Io1•1*bip ire to be
t lohseidaJ to bowl sur at leen,.
I:D\1'. ;0-IIIUR NII ILL,
I ROflSAC(' KI:MI'..
iG.goricb,ttapt. bib, 1861. )lir 35
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J. UESlON,
CIVIL MN (41 N F:l:lt, dor.
GODLRICII, C. W.
Aug. 26th, 1885. - •61131
NUT1("L•'
_ LI, peptone t•sv:rg claims ega-.et the
(rte .1 P' Morgan, is Cleat of the
First Division Cautl, at liudei:rh, and sh
tumors basi: g claims against Th"i"ns (3.
Morgan, his son, who wan also, for seine
Ione C:.vk rf the said ('ours, *ht. plea..
.ee,! hew to the .;lice of !11r►ars.
sod Hn.tber. Uarr.tera and Alt.gnit►. (Lido
net), stated out 10 lull with the dated 01
w eco .:un l:.c., is order that Hos amount ul
ILt r LOA: me. as such C elks .,.ay be Clear
le ...teat tinal, an! ar.angeu.,n,a a ado 10,
Its•ppt.eanco .•1 i1. p,rcia;'n et the sat'•
M .rgan's Potato not u.apuscd o(, lar
t1..: qo.0 tun of .t.c"•.1.. .'..
MARY MORGAN.
G !i!er,:ch, 13'.) A+,Joat, 1d32._ •5i.5I
lti.,,h.
CROWN 1,:1\1144 ill•:PART.)I NT,
.tri ax.• 3u ;, Anises, 1nd1.
\OT10E Ie I.u.r:•r given. that L0.
to cot'1'uher an ..tn va.:aot T,a.b,,r
Re:ths ort lbs River t3•: M.'.rc.• snot u.
Ii 'butuies. w•II hr. diapoeed ..par the 'town
os 5 trey -/tire•-,.. tot the TWENTIETII
tar art : 1:P"1'EJ11:I:R real.
The teres.. w,,i leu si,a.:e known, and a
Mao ut (8. River •n.l its tributaries, Lodi
eating the Bertha to bo diepneed art, •rill b
etion•te.1 a1 the .\rent'. Unice' as Three
R,re's: from the 13th to the .Otb dot al'
September. v3o3213
whole kingdom was r'woe dirg'y pun, and Colericb, 15.8 Sept.. 195d. ' hSit2 t _ __
the pre.pec's of hirve•t cost:aue amen-
AV ANTED
CKOWY LANDS JEPAT,MI:%'gt.
Qrt.stwr.lk'th Ju:r. 1d:.2.
`
O9'iCI: is hereto g'cs, t..:.t • •• noel
i Land. in tap l: •u.Jiea uf fl. , Grey
■tad Iluron, erre now taper 11 stk. t ,
•insert use it ,wl"CII tut we, 4...
The pi . v i • ro be T. r t'b• . `e •
pew ab:e .0 te•. •qusl Ale'.., 1 .a ohs!•
w1.h inti/esti tnu first 1,...:..a• . 10 r'•
.std upon re ei• •n,f r a•bur.tr t , ,
the laid. A".-1'. n>enpihona.1 .
dats and e,.,t: .i.; rtr :. •pd 1. - -. •
Nit tl.e r.•0 ul C •e •(100 e -.'.nes:.
hundred ► res d int t'. :fret 1,
JMe!;.14,1-1. e. at 1.11,1 i$ leer .' 1
.la, lar be .erect..): the lou:.cr 4u •
ted unto hefted h..• bi.0 paid
tepud, and f Iso.:,1;..i 1.. a,
110b00 d ity the•r.iir,; s Ll:e..se "
ualiya, a.t a.elgtri. a wist.nw pri
to to grant .'; thy .a". and o.au.e •
, a: i,.I, to bec,•u,n tots ant v t,d w,
f ,.cZte. t "r vlolati'n 1 arty el one
one. the Bottler t , hr ens'ilyd so "1 .
1'4..01upon cwup')ti' 0ithal4 the • .•
dons.' of mute Loan two • u Jot d.acr• a t
*Ulu to any ume peuu;i. 44.3 t..vec t.: •+
G rand Lottery,
;t-,
AT.L PIttLI:s!! \) Iii. N:.-
T aluablr Re,'l Est'[., in Mx 1 d1.'tr.•r.
lfitdull---end a t•i'rirI y
%1.(1TTl'R 1' .s It 1.11r0 ;Olen nn the 1,1'h
Jay art tlelttember. 183:1 under 1'11: ntan-
agemcut of m h,gh!y reopce:aile Cr, 1,14 .".'
whore nalnee ern 4 gar lL,;• c e'. .4
the Moat pi:rfert good 1,,0 11 vv.!: ' n L•',.t
wllla the perc:oiaere of t'cb,-is.
The rriuetpal prize., air •. 4..1tow.:-
Th., brat nnze wilt to' -i•' .'1 a F...•,1
Culla re R../.I.' tr, 30 by : r, t.•g the( a.,t:.
(1,e lel r..n..al n.,• uf 'lear. Of art an aero
,aheli.un isa g•'.•1 e•rJu.0 wtl'1 er.fteu Iru.t
nee., t.. In oto ,ted is .t in. be,t •set
.p nen th:'ale of 111.tety:1 .4.4 vs:m.4 at
$ i.'40.
The teer•nd net • w.11 co• est e.1 a I':a'un
Mori, 40 by 26. -tor., her with the lot con.
.,atng at } •.t so acre and valued at gtd,u.
'inn thud pros+ or41 cuoelrt ..t a 1'11440
DweUt.g Homo, and Frere. Nyblo, toad.
ober with lot and emitted at •195.
440 1 4 whe.I irrtt ash: pleasure Dog-
gy beak nee 030
16th 1 row I.•,nroer wagKnn hu
R
.h 1 Horse 3 •►ars 03- • GO
711. 1 P.'eat lClin on so tight Swvo
with (nrnitine complete
8th 1 Nit Sate* Harness
1N
10
- -- 16
Aging• The Hevtbo.dt brings 143 oai.yn- 114)t....." -_,E AND LOT FOP, SALE. • ': ."t,.• young IaJ, about 1.1 or 18
1116 1 Bildle 101h 1 \ Saddle
1
a h 1 H s Stow.
t
Nee , a, e e
gen and 40 000 dollars in epi c e. lsllE Schaer•her offers f.r .a'. it at rem -
gran of ase, at thy Nipmug 1/ffict•
11'nw :.'oat. Sept. 13, 6 1'.P• I a mod:nua Brack hats!•ng Hotter-. upp. G.Jericb. Aug. 11x1, 1851.
.1.e It. arc
The Hundoldi arrived this A. 31.. alter el'those ..f Di Leo.. t._q. Ihe ' _._
a Roe run. She left Cowes at 6 P. M., Lnt hu two hunts. 'l'pe abu•. (poresI '1'O MAPINE'Its.
wt'I be •e;J et, furth] NOTICI' er
Sept. lot •
She linage 400 toss of valuable French
goods,
The Ala go from Boston, arrived not
on the Mr. u!(.
Money continue' 'easy and *tures and
stocks had an -upward tcndeoey.
Political new' of on importance•
Li.aa,00t., Aug. 31 •
The atteodateo at Tuesday's market was
only mode -ate, and plea of wheat were
manta* Idate* decliue. Flour 6J decline
for the week. ]'rime yellow .corn on the
.pot met buyers at 29. ; while at l6., but
floating cargoes were dust and lower. The
damag.. to the crops will nut be so great
as aotfeipated• Trade at Maod:ester
dull ; prices ateady.
Sorriness in Dirmirgham was prosperous
Iron trade active, and prtpes advancing.
]'rice of labor eta: interfered with the
Irish Linen market.
Comets closed at 100 a 100e.
'MARKETS.
11lonlreal, Sept. 9.
IF/teat.--A gond shipping parcel
C. was placed at 4s. 7.1. F. O. B. per 60
lbs, but business is restricted by the want
tot sup; )ice. -Receipts of the week only
6,f.0) bushels.
Pork.. ---Is a shade lower, end the turn in
favour of the borer. \1e quote 1110.s to-
day, 1 lOs to 112s 6d ; ]'rune Mess, S7f,
lid, Time, 60s; Caron, 70..
Ashes. -Are again a shade higher, Pols
beim; in good demand at 25s 3.1 to 23s 6J,
and Pearls at 261 6.1 pet cot.
THE FISHING DIFFICULTIES AD-
JUSTED.,
By the arrival of the America" on Tues-
day morning, we have Liverpool papers to
the 21st August. The fishing grounds
grounee have been defined, nd the difficulty
between the two nations a:aicab:y eettted•
The Liverpool Times glees the-followio,
results :-
Our
readers will be glai to learn, on the
authority of Ibeore:iin; organ of the gov-
eramaot, (MIA, 6aberee dispute with
the Amerietn Uniue has been brought to
an amicable tenni nation. Al thte very one
must rejoice ; but the Briti.h Colon.,', for
whose ee{solal tree( 61 tb,e rupture with
the Gaited State. wai se.tg!ti, and on whose
account we eget armed 'semis to the scene
of the treepae, al!! he surprised to leers
that the affair bee bee (fettled by our eur-
feder of rights, the legality of whieh wet
sot disputed by either of the two contrac-
ting parties, sad the infraction of which
formed the grimed pf step inter Wove*. ie
wilted lot matters ramie as iI ey senna
w should have meted ptedeatly, I hot the
Or move we take limpets the poetttoa he •
bind ♦h;ch we had entrenched oureelrrs
and makes our caporiag as harmtees•a• the
asoke e.a,tted from the climates of the
ateanrera *bleb w, sent to the waters
of America to protect the pre r.legee of our
But it is emote canard' 10
ter the fetors all Caputo. stout
, 'Pantie will be avoided sod
Pelves men!"
know that
*aye sad le
that three rales from tate shore are the
limdte'scred to the British colonist.
Aeel her newest glees the foliewieg
ae the teres of .ettl meat :
The Amerfeaae aro to b• et liberty to
d.8 Is atl British weeny'and His Britoil is
111 Aineriese waters, 'object es both
Odes to the reotriness to three miles
float the there of the eeentry to which
sae% party dose wet Woe( ; the three
melee t• be weasettd to the *serest Iaad,
witheet diNNetiee d bop er *pee els.
Acton Ailment. --Fur oil of vftrioi,
or egoafortii, glee large dose, mag eshi sad
wiser, w egad pined dolt ase? ad rater.
h
peritculare apt ly to Andrew Doi•ogh, ate I , RFD LIGHT is place,) n'gbt:v on the
the prupl.tf.r• enol of (are. South her, at the nruutt,
JOHN PEE(.. of the Lariat.ur, Godeit l,.
Part Albert, Sept. 13th, !bbl. 1i3111.3 • ' I:. 11. 81.1RLTON.
August 31, 11;53. v61.31
I .
GL7/./11.YG S'Oi'/E7'?
THEseat M.elong a ,he Sharcholdenolthis
Societe will he bAd as the
BRITISH EXCHANGE MOTE'!.,
8sierday, ee' ting, the 250h .Instant, for the 're -
cape of subscriptions, and nit of one or more',
Shares.
WM. RENNF.TT RI('ll,
T. ¢ 8'y. H. R. 4'v.
Godetich• Sept. 16, 185'4 lir-aid
LIST 'OF LETTERS
FtE1jAl.\lNG intim Bell's Corners up to
aw 0th Setitetr,ber, 1989.
iiocha.uc Wei Henderson %Ve
Crown Wm Kline" Win
Cao:oil Jaa hlcG •artery J_.eeph
rambpell Archibald. McGnrinrn Jos`
l:rsbatu Peter 3litchell At dre*
)Iamil,.•n Hubert/ion Nrcho@o,rponald
flay Pour Purt,r John
AVM: COS.EY, P. M.
(112AJ11JA1& SCI1001„
Of the L'ai:r!1 Cele ntiesof Huron, 1'cr:h
' and Bruce.
f111E above I,,autt tlnn a re -opened after
flat 31idsunarnor Vjcatiun.
ctUAKTI,R$.
Fn, a tat S -pt. to 23ih Noe.
:.'5th Noe. t' .9th Feb.
• 1901 Feb. to Iii, May.
7th Mee to tit Aug.
TRRM•.
For the Cnrhs't Breathe', in.
chiding Arithmetic 11:story
k Georra.hy• 10@. per qt.
For the above with any ..1 the -
following Branches, Algebra,
Geometry, (:!neves, natural - a
Philosophy, Chemistry Astro.
my. 13.. per qr.
For Latin and Greek a.. per qr.
For French 5.. per qr.
Pupils charged from the term ...featly
atty.
(S:gne,l) A. ACLAND, ret.
Bo.rs:..r ']'peau.,.
CoJerich, 31.1 Aug., 1652. v5-1133 s w
- -
• J. THOtt\HIL1.,
WOULD retina hos than)• 10 the
nubtic for the liberal support ha hes n.e•.
from tlu•mduring M. r"std• use in li ol.,'.h.
and hopes by strict at1.'IUun to bee near,
to still merit a share of their patronage
At his old atnal, one door Curr of dote
('amnd•. Cowpeay's
Gudtricb, Sept. 618, 1852. v5s33
(ioD1il(It:H. Put 1' S•AR\IA, HURON
AND DE'1'KI4IT.
The new and ehgsut Lowpressure Steam
R •at 14(111', will run donee t e .nae.
•ng seam, a. (ohmic -Lease G .dt•rieh,
(weather p•rentsteg. clop. S.u:dey owning
at 4 .clock. ant Sims, MunJay at a
o'clock.
lo -ave 1)Hrn•t f tr Galerich. corers Baton
Sty. at 9 o'cto.k, a. art. and Sams, at 4
u'a:nck p. in. j
For !relight or pettieg) staple 40 Mr, E.
ti. Marlton, fvrwir rr, n. at d,rr, aor,h of
the hincardu,e
Et,) WARD, t d.
Del roit,Ft-b.2':1htrn:)J. tS-1.S
No T1111114 1't'ttla:('.
('OINSErjl.'ENt F. of the number of
a lettere posted to A, Iu, the Poet-
ootater G•rMral dative It prt..ary (0 were
Pirtle@ wnhRX to (b• w. friends to that ca-
bin!. th+t tetters to Aneerahe tenet be pre.
ps.d M C..eada or they team* 8" forwarded.
r-.e''rale no a letter *menet order 4411
as ,n,nre 14 S.. 5f. anr►•rrey.
Poet Thrice Dapaeramer.
Qoebee, 161 h A t.1110e # all m22•2
D-
_1II ALP AM* 1
n,,,NK DE1Dd anJ 110011001S109 •1'8
sed silliest Dewar, at fele at *le ,
Wee.
lhWee
esti PA, \rtxa iplw. 11•801/J premed, et e.Doioneear
GOOD NEWS.,-
`t14EAP GOODS at Port Albrt,
who calla [bare tall Bed
s: The G:o de suit the fashion, the prices,
a the mend, •e
to purchase, will - pleas Ct
call 40.1 .se C
a 11.s stork, well selected, will mutt Cap- t...'
J a -,i.. On
13,1 ,1(1 AND ST/1101/Fl T.-J)aco, solo
Praruur.v.
T110114'9 LOUGH EKI).
Port Albert. Sept. 6 1931. v3 .32
N'1ii.1. 11 1101)(1tNS,
.•%Rl'fll.'P11('l' h 1 IWIJ. t;NIIINEEtt,
(('!r.' .7, /.)oohs Street,
1'. W.
Atignst 16th, 14(.9. r451.30
.vtellt. L.
11 L THE und'•rsign.•d l.rrehv sotto nn
i„n that we will apo e1 the ".est
ae.+:nn art the Pros neva' 1'.v!: .,nut for an
1st to ,,,t!1••. 7e It., r..0.1,.ICII4.n 4.4 a Rall.
s -.v from 6..:.',. h, t.' 4,.e.ne.4. w. 18 111.
ti.itIJn an': Iltanie•im 1,ire at sorb Poem a.
t .tall •utervtrt I8' 6,e41 11 emit, n R..1
road.
L' ej 1' t -r0,11. 1a•. t1'atan11,
11.1. 4).Conu•.r,. • 31 11 soytouut,
G:o. lent;' . Jur . t{i. 1:. 1:rai r,
(tout. ale ,i.rwe.1, 11'. J. 140.)5,
Geo. I..:'i.twooJ 1r. ,....,'
I'hn•. hy.:J, 1 .Iii, ll ;tb' us,
rt::,, .1 age., 1 II!:, I a.-01:9
CAPRON & ('ti
into
•
vet
('rd1errne tilra7, Brawl: rd.
('.\i:l1ACE 51.1Nt FACV' ItT:L .
1'111S.ttco... rootage Meenfaeturing
1, 5, tatotient i. o ', .n 1•,11 apor•ltna.
*Imre w111 be loned et a 1 timet trio for
►ale, the 11,0.4 tatrn.tet Ind eoatp:H.
ier.rtment of ,he most Fa•Mesal$. e,) Its
of Esg;i.b, A.n.n..aa and French
ri.E %SURE CAltki.tt;F.J
1 2'11 T'clots it Aa f nrrency, ee40.
7'o be drawn on the Promisee uf Mr. Jas:
Brown, Mitchell. en. Thornier, the 16.b
day of September, 1869.
Cannot, ce oGlhe w4nag.rreal Juba liiok.,
Terrines B,►b, Jona* Copp. Thomas Staub.
Wil'um Stuith, %Vtlhaui D.watog, hoary
Livingston. -
JASIESBROW N.
Mitchell, 1016 Aagsel, 1882.
I'AR.tl FOR MAL:.
AVALUABLF. Freehold Krieg Lot
No. 38. u. the 611, Cum. is the Town
ship of Gmleyich. containing 80 sties, 43 of
which are cleared. 36 lieu 01 slump/4,11w
well watered, with a never- failing atresui
through the centre of the tut, a good gar-
J.o, • 'Venlig Orchard now hearing Trutt,1
emitted withal the Town of Cudmndbt iiuJ
g art the tillage of By'duld. A good Lot
those. lathed not plastered;' a Bao 41 by.
26, Sheds teed Stable.. Fur particulars ape--.
my to Andrew Donuvgb In the Tuwu df
iii uJtrteh, ur to the proprietor un the pra-
meta.
SAMUEL .SPLAv5-nY.
P. S. Tenn. ess9
!:win -I h, Joty 15th, 1102.t3
LIS'(' OF LHT ITERS,
JL1:11AiNING fie the fie,tcrich Foot
UIPi.:e, 61h September, 188E •
Anderson 1t'1)t.rn Morrison Thompspa
It moth Rev 1. C Mon -won Norman
{totter J ,l.n J Meller George k CJ
Horhan.1 •hn Miller Jacob 81.n
11 i:•hanin Pater Alatibs"s Matto
Berryman Jule Millar M
H.) of Mr • Alouru A .d
11,ck,tt Niithamiel Mdt.r Genrge k:
Buiwrll T Maseer Mr
liiraes Wm 3!.,t.. 31re Thomas
!:arson Thome,' ' lily:drute Them
Calmed' Arthur Alsoglaery John
I''u.nnni Juu••. A1a'hc.ue Dougal
17ameruo Joke (Moor. Jcd,es
e'sser.erT 'Nowa(' $ Mellor PLee - s
Code ifetiry . Morris,' Tirana*
1'ameron Alex Me women Mrs
('mole
Joe.. a Murdock
Con a• J ,ault8 2 A1e$haenark AI
M1.6-ignr blase
Msoltienee Join
Mill •end Donald
Cute Releases.
I "rou,e John 9
t'o• 8 1:phn .0
Colo Ja.n.e 31,1) said A:y.r.
''a.nnbetl It•bt Mete.(thtee liamesars
( :,t6'R•'bert Me(,le)I...1 Rnb.rt
Ilumbrtlle J SIeti.vrge Nsq'.el '
Derma Iterwa,1 P. Kent,e Rei4urrek "r
heel* Wrllreeii Alrtetooh 1) .watt
.;
Dn).o . her NI ]McCarron! J.ba et
('
D..• r seen W r,
Dose Joan Me11.,egat Aetae 4
Deb, (lesser* McDmie1d Apogee ''a
]hese Jobe Me What•., John a
U•dgldht.n,y. McKuu.aa Charles
Demme Karin! N Q•ve., Murdock
FM1'
• Such ser HrQgyrs Nrngle sad (1,0M••; well.! Elliot 7 hawse 11e.Vi.l Jame.
rge
. oeev AMet
L.aer„gd tarsier, G
•o
and sato op.; P;R.rt.=•-wanpJ411u,.(' „rent' (1•r
010. R rnech ie, 11,.40 h.•
V:e nowt, Jenny ].snot. sod PhpeJeea
]Vomeres, all of which are mete mot of the
hoist Material., east snowed nceed root")
Timber, anI war.aied.
Brarsb.rd, Aug. 10,►, IS.ii. IIo-Sw
011II a2r 21 -
1. I HoI(fl 1.1./ UDItli
[•111: Stif81'I:Iitit.i are mew awaking
60tit t leoC.\I' tA1.1.1:))ta1l'A.1.1
'FORS. s Ith •.npn•iln,r n'. 1 r 1..m y 1a,,
and 1118 r t8.m nn Ihel1 0.05. 104 a1 1e,
a han.le„aim doss! ooat s,ade fur Caj$, 0u JC-
liter,. 11I
These ora. ,!sew 8 v. a been a.r Lag before
the p••b' a rote it Iv q the annecasiry 1 •
ray me) thing lane ,er to"swe.d 4.son.
As early • n, n
*.ett(...w,
Smelted, Ottani
1., m( them la now .,.l,re,l. a..1 persue.
vl .s'n.R to supply t!.otm.elrea, 8.4 helot,
apply wrlhoot I'sI of twat.
Reaper r',. l7 roar.,
VAVRROCKt.1V, 43 t;?ya &c..
KrenH.r/. A .g. O. 1583. sit
• [TR.3YI!in (444 .1. •'theeriber,
MryMN R red. Tnwuabte ar
(etas y, s three yea,. e.e FII.
).Y, of • sorrel ei esone4 e..io,tr, won roe
•air .d rib '.,l cwt sq moo. 1l woo (see as n
bit.... 11 ntg•wu.r and Clines*, es the
tt,twm 11.4, 68,e1 UA brat weak el Au
On. Any pore ,s ►etnr.nng vb. ammo 1„
the mwm.r, er emote sue% reforreaoow es
w,tt sed to Its roeaveay •wt be wtta►IJ
arwaWad.
WS. M.XJWc UTON.
((stem, Aug. 17, 1 shall. , gwgp
rI-twrr .1 ...ph Nen Mel ttaal
rec., J•t, ,, ( mod . .rwq
1) Iver Jahn' to
grab ta.A•.x t►vetoehor duh#-ia
owe. J..be Paler Aria
tile:115n J An Parts. Prlykh, " • u: P
(Lahore rraneis
al !mew7ows rre...a.4 1,
.:.(i 11 J'.ephItems Al.Al# r' •
G.Na he► Mr.Jlargt
Reid AI'a.,(dse •,a i,, s
(lobe". Wdhan. key ,
(lows Te-.t . r" res .
Gordon 1 .ha R..ei • /a • poo l
emcee J.a,., J,M -rooft
hWIN
aste! taa KPalk J k hill ohaa .h..t t
itam4t, a AMR, It • Mr
kites Jobe -
Ilo*lly Thomas
leoia(!hods RIfn J•ea)
innells
WON'. del
.`nr
'u
T4•t.a 4.&dhw14•704•6 May *go :n►a`ebo
Illess41aosee MirtiS , hssama Widow alio
Hall 1it
.
hair•
Holds* dote. et'a
Hoses, wakeful
t1•eLet A !rept
!fail*, alae Janet
Hodes... W rtaisea
114 nee 3•x4
/bibr u
May James
He •pyres Nos
tlerrt*.a d rho ie4wa.,
l..hst.n Nes Asa
Mee,. V gsl7l ..:,utr
•
1 *Nlo oli A Tiewej --.a"" Jobe
..1 -1
bone R elate. $ Vent Ile Co •' roiled,
J.•e•M...r Moo. •roll. flamer *r .
Cele
Mr Wel N 1a
t A wines home
Lie d.V Jnetle• Wa....a, Ate; ..,
Lew.. Mows, J yid w '►'hisa..N '
,' 1 ,t'
loodeav (,..,.,&,.,..Wt 1•t. Cow
Loose doom 1►'