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TV GODEltfeli. •
ro rise miliees OIP mea meson siemes-
Is hasardSg a few cursory remarks cm
this subject in ita prethat stage of coat-
auce, it is not because 1 et:we've any M -
hermit abilily is me, superior to the many
able sad distinguished Railroad Imanciers
. Who haven -0d the labyrinth of this politi-
cal question before, to do it that justice
the magnitude of the subject demauds.--e
Yeleit candidly appears, that its hitherto
advocates, with three preliminary surveys,
havetotally failed in laying before the pub-
lic its true bearing Oa the resources of U.
,Catiaila„ and its legitimate track to realice
that amount of real benefit to the country,
that this great project is calculated to em-
brace in the event of its imasuraination.
Then away *Rh all sectional and local
interest and attend to this question in its
true and natural light, like men desirous of
the comthon good of our country. This,
therefire, Will lead us to examine the coun-
try through which this great railroad uo-
dertaking is desigued to pass, and under
this (lamination it will be perceived by
' any men divested of local prejudice, that
it poiuts out a central coiusee, laying be-
tween the two great Riverof Canada-
!' throujh a closely populated coantry of liar-
dy, induetriOusand honest fanners, who
Are deserving of their interest and pros-
perity being advocated with sincerity.
We shall now endeavor to point out this
track more particularly, without prejudice
to this or that local seethes of interest; sail
ietnnieeleiog at pond on the Ottawa
• •ieer, where itway be found or determin-
ed nest praeticable to item by Bridge ;
this will be most likely in the neighbour-
hood of St. Ann's, at tbe Westerly el-
trernity of the Island of Montreal; thence
in as straight a direction as an economical
expenditure may dietate, to the interesting
town sod settl. ineut of l'ertb, peopled with
hardy and industrious Scotch and- Irish,
who Lave fought the battles of the :west
reantelly, and realized to themselvei eom-
ferteble bermes. aboinding in all tbe lulu -
re s of the ( aria& oit othing now re-
, trains waatiag to this truly &serving cou-
*ry but protect
s eatu.e, to en-
able it to supply distant markets with
:Amide/lie of cheap and wholesome produce
of the farm, together with other articks itf
copimerce., whiel dies country is designed
to foster. From this we take our depar-
ture for Pe terboro, in as direct a line as
practicable. This will carry us to the 1
north f the Lakes and waters, known as
the head waters ,of the Riodtay, which y
pours through the town of Peril, and die- 1 t
enhogues III the nothern extremity of the
Rideau Lake. about 9 miles east of the
town. The resources and capabilities of
this section of emintry connected with the
project in hand, is of vast impertance,
composed of interminable foresee of
pine, laying stretched on either side, to the
northand south of this route, in extent to
:supply the demands of nations for centuries
to come; -- ileo. mineral ores er a rich quali-
ty, iron. leMl. and r-,h,r, copper, with
4 ibe probability of coal and other articles of
tiring. are of thergselves sufficient and posi-
tive guarantee to the rcrenue of this un-
dertaking, (if properly conducted,) to
stimulate aa exertion to carry the project
by this rhute. Haring thee arrived at
Peterhore, we propoie to carry it from
thence to Holland Landing end thence to
Goderich, in as direct a line as the phyttiol-
ogy of the country will admit.
Are one lookine on tbe map of Upper
Canada, cannot fail seeing; that this is the
ouly uatuod flew of the great Trunk Rail-
er:10, to hieure the properity of this vast
Western agriculetral section of territory.
the Garden of Canada, from svuence its
greatness and support must filer, ere long.
arrived et . the Town of Gode-
rich with this great project, it 'suggests our
duty. to say a few words in regard to the re-
sources and capabititiee which would offor an
inducement to make this place the terminus
of ibis undertaking. 'Ile TOWil is delight-
fully located on the banks of Lake Huron
and Inc River Maitland at their coullueuce,
hairnet a spacious harbour, securely defend-
ed, alike from the North, East and South
winces, but .somewhat exposed the West.
-In its present state it is capable of
cootaiuing a large fleet of schooners
and steamberats ; and with the outlay of a
few thousand pounds, in the slope of piers,
loc., would be one of the beet harbours on
Lake Iluron. The River Maitland is a
noble stream of water, winding its devious
course 115 a 'soutbeely and westerly manner
to the 'rown, where it diseinhoeues a Two
body of water every spring and fall, into
the lake. The hydraulic power of this
stream is very considerable, and any amount
rif machinery tnight be euccesslully applied
within the limits of the Corpnration, with a
moderate outlay tOr dams, flocene, true.
equal to a gravelled road. When nearing
Paris a tine tiew is got of the Itiver Nith,
with the exteneive saw and other mills be-
low in the hollow. Parte is passed on the
west hanks of the Grand River, and the
Nith, with • high bridge, divides the lower
and upper villeges. Owing to the rain,
(this was on the 2/ith.) we had not an oppor-
tunity of rtewmie the scenery around this
pretty rising village. Here will be the
main depots of the grcat Western Railway
and the Brantford.'Stratford and Godericb
line. Truly a noble place for such a junc-
tion. The Paris Star, a good paper is
published in the upper town. The lower
town wenn to be getting ahead of the up-
per. In the former are the splendid build -
hip and greeted, of Mr. Hiram Capron
(tbe king of Parie),, and Mr. I lamildpn, and
the buildings progtessiog are numerous. --
Thee being realized, Goderich will un-
doubtedly b4eome a great tnanufactering
as well as a great commercial City. Here
must centre the .meroantile supplies for
tbe great agnithlturat distriete which ex-
tend to the north, east and the great far
West. Here meet be the nutlet st the
carrying track (rem the far West to the
East, and from the east to the West. -
Under these coneideratione. Goderich is
tertavnly the proper and legitimate termi-
nus for the Trot* Railway.
•
44104 14 LOPS* oat, rfle 46
mass, tied eelleeting bet heti. (ranee periec
atraight Wee trelu Meatiest to •Oesleftgh
Second. That 't will coat leas is no eon
stsoctant Ms rimy Wier bas 10 Ow *meth
etc North of K. Third. That it will hese-
Sit the fanning community et the Province
glare dam aay othen-letailientag and com-
merce will receive a greeter aeOtiat of
profit therefrom. Fourth. That the Pro -
race at large, through a little time, will
reap a richer harvest from it than any other
they may thank to 'duet. Fifa- 'Abet it
▪ lcas. injured, and les. isjurious
the Deviation of the great Rivers ansa
lakes lying on either si&, than any lathe
route that can be devised. Sixth. The
the branches and top leading into it an
from it, necessarily arming and conneete
therewith, can be affected- more judicious
ly than any ether hitherto advoteted.
liming summed up WO principal advan-
tages arising from this project. ‘Ve be
leave dismiss the subject for the present
and place it in the hands of tilos@ of more
leisure and means to do it more justice.
3. D.
Goderich, 29th Sept., 1852.
100 Telt SWAM auniar.
FROM STR.ATFORD-PA-
RIS-BRANTFORD AND GODE-
RICH RAILWAY.-
It will be in the memory of sate of Ilse
oldest settlers in the Huron Traci, that al
though tbe Canada Comm] at tbe nom
meocement of their operaknos as a c erste
ration, opened up what is still osilledt the
" Road," being de road from the
Wilmot Iine to Goderich, a distance of 57
utiles, through rand, then roamed only by
the Indian and Hunter ; this wail in 1S3 1
and 1S32, there were no !Mee of mode
leading southwards. Oxford and London
were known jure by the name. NYoodetock
was not inexistence, not even as a "Town
l'Ioe," which it was first called. There wa
a sleigh track made which went from Strat
ford to Brockville and Ingersol. ex
istence of that track is now only known to
few. It entered Stratford on what is
kamen as NYey's lot, where now the shop
of Mr. Robert firers, and a new frame
building of Mr Thos Daly steads, and wound
along the tbee driest spots in a serpentine
retiree. 'f he pi °duct, of the south were
by that road imported for the supply of the
scanty eettlers-and from the east, tbe sup-
plies came from Waterloo and East Wil-
asot. The merest tnde of household wants
were seat for and brought &distaste of be-
tween 30 and 44) miles. I speak of -Strat-
ford and its vicinity. further West, tbe
.settlers were 001 00 well off, bat their num-
ber were few, and onlyettled " here and
there," along the Iluron ltoad. They
were the first to pioneer and settle off the
toad ta the bush, in this neighbourhood.-
But how altered. during these nineteen.
ears in the face of the country, owing to
he influeore of old country people, and set-
tlers from cartons parts of Canada, and
in place ot one road, there are now many
brencbing comnlunicatious.
Front Stratford, our county Town, we
have a good road to the flourishing village
of St Mary's in Blanchard, from which there
will soon be a good g -ravelled Road to 'eon -
don; we hare Also the ltoad South to Embro
13reekville Se., which crosses the old
sleigh trek, we hare been by the main
Huron road to 13e11'e Corners, and south-
ward.. by the road to Woodstock, and on
which at this moment there is progressing
under the char e -of Mr. A. Mitchell the
Renee for Sout Easthope, the laying of
gravel, and which when completed, will form
a [food gravelled road from these Corners to
oodatock a distance of 17 miles, making
the distance about 23 mites from Strat-
ford.
To the north, Alornington, Elms and
Wallace,, we have no direct road from the
main Huron .fload, and really tbe settlers
on the Canada Company's lands hare ey -
petted that the Commissioners of that
Company would have, cre this, deroted
some attention to the opening up of a line
north, tit, ''I their own lanai, to the
Township lines of these •'f ownsiiips. But
will the Company expend any money, out
cf thcir profits, for Osis purpose? 'lave
they done so, heretofore in other casesl-
Of course they have reasone, and perhaps
weighty ones too--fer not advancing one
or two lines of roads to the uorth. *rimy
were applied to, however, some years
ago -and the Government also, but,-.
Belt the settlers themselves must look to
their own funds, and the Municipal COUG-
COS should be urged to it, It would be a.
burlesque on common veracity almost, if
the line of communication at present, be-
tween these townalOpe an I the Huron Road
was pointed out. So.ffice it to say, that the
settlers 12 miles west of Stratford, and all
along to Ilell's Corners 71 mile.' east, have
'
to communicate with the north, by means
of the road north from Bells Corners, to
the Town of 11-ellesley, then proceed west-
wards. to enter the northern Townships,
which range behind Elliee, and Enema, a
traveller. or settler, on business or pleasure
tn thr north from Full3rton or Logan or
Ellice being obliged to travel from 30 to
40 miles! The distance from the main
Iluron road, to the town line, of them
.lowriships north, being only about 10 to 11
miles! See the map.
We were tattle as far m Paris os the
Grand Ricer, which is distant frem Strat-
ford about or rather Mese then 44) mitre -
Excepting the portion to Bell's Ceers,there
was a pretty good road, in some places ex-
cellent, along tbe main road to Maysville,
(now called ‘Vilmot village I believe) which
is 17S miles rrom Stratford --and as far
east as the Sand bill to the meeting house
which is distant about 21 miles from Hap -
vale, and where to the right, enuthwarde, a
gorei road, ()fated and gravel, leads the tra-
veller to Paris. Going by this rnad the
first village you arrive at is %Washington,
north of litealseim distant 6 miles frorn
Itayscille. There is a Poet ()See bere,kept
by Mr Farr with a thrifty homewifeeestnee,
blacksmith shop, &r. • This Iter. Mt.
Shipley of the Methodist body, lire* here
in • neat cottage. Ile officiates at Strat•
ford, it itinerating his circuit thus a gond
many miles. The Cadet!' of Temperance
had • meetiag the eight we passed here. -
Turning here to tbe East. 5 miles, you ar-
rive is Western Dumfries at a cluster of
homes, large Users stand kept by Ed-
ward (Arrow, called the Illackhorse, then
soetherards three miles to the pretty
of Ayr. sitinted on the Rank% of the Nith,
(Smith.% Creek, wIneh we passed over at
Ilaysnfle, bot do not erme again till at the
lower town of Paris.) Tb. enmities Of
Ayr is plesreat, sad ,the aceomoaditmat
)
G-* 1111.
t distatole.Wella"'Ite revires*IesRel' brostooy 11"liwits."111hrieetttab,
. during the eight it "poured," and tn 11*- moretne, wet as it was, retain thautifelly,
our buourass trupolled us tieswordo, but nut
ever mood 'maids, but ever • good teriyaki
read, the road to Peri*, with, two tat. io
sloe distance of S Ludes. The tolls are 3d.
ask lest .o charge Mr the. reams, wade
within tat saute day. 'Pbe read au.. the
Sand hills east ofHaysrille, with uccasioual
ascents and descents, is good, being nearly
Our attention was directed to tbe large
to fear storied Madding, for stores, kr., of AG-.
Nimmo, near the Batton pored. The
r great advantage of the water of Nith is
t here perseptitle. The water power with
d that ail the Grand River. will always Orb -
d Nance this part of Paris. The Nell filet
- into the Grand River here. We 'were in-
debted to Juba Irwin, Esq., for our
inforinatiou about l'aris, • '
g l'he faelities for grading the line of
, railway to e4oilenelt, through the Teen -
ships we plumed, appear to be bevond dis-
puta, the material for Jeweling. eel forming
a bard bottom, could not be better, and
westward to Stratford, through the booth -
ern portio. of 1Yilniot asd South Eastboite,
the same advantages eeist. (lithe course,
- which pe that of Stratford, being nearly a
- level till approaching Goderich efoortiship,
we need not here cite, as the same is so
well known. • • • •
3', 3..E. L.
- Stratfonl, 411, Oct•1er, 20.2..
- STftATIi'ORD AOLICAILTURAL
• W 'AND. *AIR. '
rt'ir
The first Annual Show of thiV"StrattfOed
Society formed under the 11,41f its! 151h
Vic. Gap. 127, was, IMM in Stratford on
Tuesday the 5th inst.: There' We bees
ten annual chews and this one makes the
eleventh. 'flit prizes este awarded amount
to .EliG 17s. 6d. '[bit amount of money
S since I8U, distributed as prizes, ie con-
s siderable. It claims to be the first organs
- ized society in these Couaties which 1 know
to be the case.
The Show or fair now held, could not
have been, on a more cheerful and fair day.
The crowds which assembled, from a deo
Ghee as well as from the surrounding tows -
ships, exceada those at any previews show,
and the show of cattle was great in number,
amounting to several hundreds- '[be hor-
ses looked well, and is line order. There
were some good iron greys-endeed it would
be invidious to point our one person beyond
another. The young bulls, particularly
those of .liesers. Vivian and Dunn, looked
better than the aged one. All those
shown, were from imported breed or mixed.
The Cows and Bells of Mr, Dunn's showed
,the character well. The sheep also show-
ed the additional attentioo which had been
paid to this kind of stock. The importance
ot an agricultural society in a neighbour-
hood soon appears. The wheat, and other
attieles shown in the room, were declared
to be ettra, though there was a deficiency
in variety and number. The butter and
cheese excellent. The sample, °flints and
oats, by Mr. Simpson, were good. The
Waggons of Messrs. Yoastonc & Rs*
well deserved a premium.
'Ebere were uot many buyers at this fair,
and sellers were therefore disappoiated.-
The. shows at Dumfries (Galt) on the same
day, and at .%yr to be on lith, woidd keep
buyers from a distance from coming so far
west. 'It is a pity as there is some hum!! eti
heads for 63.1e, &CI somc changed 0 eme rs by
trade and cash.
There was a dinner at the Fanners Inn
'(Jas. Woods) in the evesing. The Presi-
ent \Vm. Smith Esq., in the Chair; and
James Rankine Esq., Vice-Preeident,
Tho dinner and all things else provi-
ded were substantial and inviting. Mr.
Simpson favored the company with the
famed song " Kirsty Forsyth." -
• The j'adges gave satisfaction.
were (tae ALssarn. ,)11r. '.
Smitl
MSr' , 4 i Moan .(Cblfisoiola!•)
Georg, 'SOMA (11 erpterbeye0 (Miff Pit .,
Messrs. A. • Mitchell (BelPs Oorners,
Alex. Gourley (Ellice,) W. E. • Grace
(Goderich.) • -
{fent% thus elanred at thii magnificent
scheme, it only remains for el to enmnerate
some of the advantages arising from poem -
lag the plan here laid down. Fut. That
It es the west direct and shortest line dist
•
THIS MORNING'S MAIL !
Remittance receiyed from Mr. S.
Thompson, 'forma*. ,
QuEsEc,oct. 9th, 1852.
Elective Council.
Last night after the reporter left, the
Itouse went into Committee of the whole
! on Mr. Morin's Legislative Council reso-
lutions, which we discussed until h*'-peet
11 o'clock, when the debate was adjourned
untd neat Friday.
Qcanec, Oct. 11.
Toth at Port Burwell.
The Ilouse went ie..) 'committee of the
I whole on the considerating of a bill to raise
the tolls at present charged on saw -logs in
Port Burwell Harbour to Od, and after
as time rose and reported progress.
Justices oj the Trace.
. The Mil to extend the Act 1!. & 15
Vietona, cap. 95 as. 96, for facilitating the
performance of duties of Justices of the
Peace was read a first time on motion of
Mr. Smith, [13iirlisan.)
l'asprient rel Jurors L. C.
Mr. Stuart moved the House again into
a committee on the prnpriety of paying Ju-
rors in Lower Canada. lle said that die
motion was opposed by Mn. Drummend on
the round teat Upper Canada Jurors were
paid by the Counties, and that ia accord-
ance with the same pnnciple he proposed te
introduce with ht. Monicipal Rill a clause
to *etherize the Municipalities to py Ju-
rors. Mr. Stuart ultimately withdrew hie I
mottos. No other levelness was transacted
up to 6 o'dock.
•
Vest -111p dpip prorittealy appotated.
lie Fishery questieo Is again discussed.
het the Ltredou worm appear glad is
the affair has subsided qui, tly, ou arty,
WON.
FRANCE.
Asseensit• from ib. Soul& of Erases melee
1 app area t that Lame Nopoleun has tbri.••
off all diegere of Me deceres upon the an
pre. At lass &saunas* be was at them
lane.
ARRIVAL. or VA FRANKLIN.=
Naw l'ona, October Ilia lase,
The Frauklin 'trivet this wonting, walk
duos day, litter n•we.
Cotton &so, at an advisee of 11
Flout Out!, gad W. to 10d. lower. Wheat
Richatilsoo it Co's Circular says. the
weather fair for the lel period el air
seeson• Flour boo not been so steady, but
there has. bees an •citse diettaud fer
wheat. There bate been large weirdo
sacs One day trek from tbe United
State., the seine of which hae not le all
cares ben fully reported. pszteularly le
Foresee es -whip. Trap/renting In Arsine.
can d Mr eitesebeen estoriated, for want of
quiets; to rowel the reqeirensente of the
trade. Peiladelphia and Baliintoos, 21. 3-I.
21.. 6l.. -...i the latter bgura *nes are
slow, 01 21., 15. demand is gird. Wens
tete sold 20e. 6i 1.
T. •actectioni about the iiihjeliev,:leso
nbauJed. and the harvest to the tweak Iseid
been nevi, ail imeured ; the wheel Wont
on the •liole. would be tinder the.steragir
quantity, eh,h Original is Most In-
elplanee would ber superior.
The Queen is in licetland.
, The body of Ote duke of Wallington was
atilt at Weimer Castle, wailing aha wres-
tler, atrangeinest for the lying in state at
Chelson.
Ti. guano emendit mu to to the Lobe,
lalauds has created much e mess a-
mong the dealers to guano, and Pero elan
bond holding, and fears of a colliatoe were
entertained.
FRANCE
It was expected, the Empire would be
declared on the 3th. An inferual machine
designed to kill the President has been tieix-
ed at Marseilles. It is thought there was
yet another, and that the conspiracy to mur-
der the President was extended theoughnut
the province of the VAIL set on foot by the
socialists One Hundred of them have beta
arrested.
1.1te London Times on the authority
of letters from Paris states that the first
°diktat act toward, the consummation of
the empire will probably take place about
tbe 15t6 inst., on tbe arrival of tbe l'resi-
dent at Tour. A decree wield be puhlish-
ed in the Alnwiterer for an extraordinary
eenvocation of the Senate for the object of
Exatn.ning the addresses emanating
from the Couneils of the Departments
meats, and of either framing a report there-
on, or piloting a seoatues thug Louis Na-
poleon to assume the Imperial dignity.--:
Phe return of the Prince to Paris after
completing his present journey is to be ce-
lebrated with royal and Imperial magnifi-
cence that is to eclipse any -thing ever seen
in France.
• filarricD.
• At Kincardine, on tbe 13th ult., by the
Rev. Thomas Craws, Mr. Wm. Waybreet
to Miss Ana Solos, both a Kineordine.
At Kincardine, on the lin ,by the
theite,st the randesee of the BritisePather,
Mr: tianmel, Colwell, to Miss Miry Ann
Stanley. both of Etseardme.
At kineardine, fie the same, at the resi-
dence ef the Bride's Father, ' Mr. Win.
Shewfilt, to *rt.:Athena. Robertson loth
of K incardi ne.
At Kincardine, by the same, at the resi-
dence of the Bride's Father, Mr. Wm. Sut-
tee. to Mirs Sarah Keyworlb, both Of Kin-
cardine.
ANIIIIMM.MEMINIIIIIM•11•••••
CABIN:UT/ AND CIIMIt
MAN UFAcTOIZ Y.
EV BARHY& 1MARTIN. • •
subscribers bog leave to inform their
Inands a.d the public generally; that
they -hare commenced burner in the .hep
formerly occupied by Saint Lemotaine,
where they will keep ceastanOy on band
• good supply 'of CABINET WARE: -
Also a good supply• •01 WINDSOR
CHAIRS, k-.
AA orders promptly &Hooded tn.
T. BARRY.
I
- MARTIN.
Gederieb, Oct., Ilth, 1852. v3113341
NOTES LOST OR STOLEN,
, NOTICE is hereby given that I have lost
I 1 the following notes of hand, signed and
given to me se follows: -A note drawn in
savor otBenjimin Miller by Junes Gentles
and papable at the Dank of Upper Canada
Agents. at Goderieh. on or before the first
dot of January 1823, for £61 111. Two
Notes etteh drawn in my favor by Thomas
Smth. fur £8 odd aullingo. A soot drawn
in my farm- by E. Wondcock, for I:5; and
anorite drawn 'Wieser rif Thomas Dine,
by Benjamin Miller for 104.
1 therefore knitter' ell persons from te-
(retying said nose*, and maul drawers from
payrrog ibm err to any other person than
myeelf.
Any person haviag found` the above men-
tioned notes, will Melee n suitable reward
by returning thews to the wooer.
JAMES DON.
Gerferieb, Oct. IS , l54. vaatalfhas
• ••
NEW- STORM
WHOLESALE a; 1tE'IAIL.
'1,66ktisti WI...it/0AV:
II ESI'ECTFULLY announce to the in.
lialattanie etifindtrnso and Ittlrratill Ong
Cooatitie, that they will open on 1Vednes.
day the 1 3th mat.. in the New Store past
f‘rrectod by Jornee Gentle., Eon.. a Large
Stork nf DRY GOODS. GROCF.RIES,
CROCKERY. RF.ADY MADE CLoTHe
NG, lane kri•. 811 of which iher7 Will lien
at unusually low preee for Cash ate mow
Irritable Produce. The Goode are all
Artr, •nd hays been imported direct from
the ddrsionat 'place, of manufacture.
Peale, bey's, large q imitates will tr•
supplied at Mann Woa
ton holele prie••.
0
t
RDON k MACKAY.
Ad•aneee rood en l'ot Ashes and other
Merchantable Pr der• by
(JORDON klIACKAV.
Goderwh, Oct. lib, 1634. v8n37
AnnstAL THE STEtmstlir
ASIA.
The steamship Asia, with three days la-
ter news from Europe arrived this P. M.
Sbe left Liverpool on the 25th.
•ENGLAND.
The Karl of Derby is • letter states that
the Queen will await the 'Minn of Pattie -
meet regarding Um funeral sitter Dyke of
Weill./ton, earl intimates that as soot as
possible, after the meetiag. the remiss
will lori inteereel at the moblite espense. by
the side of Nelson in St. Paul's Cathedral
The body lies at Weimer Castle, wilder a
guard ef honor.
It doubtful whether Parliaareat will be
together earlier Use the I lth Ne-
COUNTY COUNt'lla.
rrifF. Crusty Colostral Inc the Umteof
Ctsweinte of Heron Perth and Drum'
wiul meet for Or tratevection of general boa
errs at Gentler.' Hirer Goderich, It Time
day tho 19th day of October :anent, By
order of the Wanks.
D. If RITCHIE,
County Cldrk,
County Clinks Office
(Nallettch, Stb A.g, ff62. 1 eSsort
•
WASHINGTON
EtIMIVAL
P
6i.141914PPCIATENV.
milmis.14011 'Cramp. llectimmage, .iseserty
er
Dirr, Noir, .46,,t.
rius .‘,..11 both melon mai
kroirroleot is et• deities, secures re.
tient. its Members wise become disabled by
as accident from attending to tame
dcly avocations of etuplo)niente. It s4.
mit* reales enithesiges, (rum filteee to ais•
tir 'rears of lige.
1 triposers se Messer emote 10
or Airs. Tau or it Write.
Ely papal/ $2 par year yr will beenii:1.71.o
vp.
3 de
4 de
do
do
do
de 3 do do
de 4 de the
do 5 do do 3
d. 8 de do
4. 7 do do 7
do 8 do (0 8
ds • is do 9 do
lie 10 de de 10 do
The first week excepted.
Thito• over fifty yeere of age, will ba
chirged terenty-Ilse per ceet. extra. 111
Sec. adviroce fee will be charged, in• addl.
lion to the above, the first year, and must
he paid at the time of making sepIrcaticie,
aril the firr year's, deposie muting' :101101111
.1. C. HANOVER, Presideot.
R Hove DAGO, Vice President.
Daviu Peewees, Treaeurer.
r1:11•Net•L
PLINY POWER, M. D.
ise.-Brewn, Att'y at Law, 3. ('. Hanover.
13. Rose Bagg. Eaq. 1). Preston.
JA SI ES DROWN, Sec'y.
Rev. P. COMPTON, General AgeaL
REFERENCES.
Geer rAt,ritiiel... U. S. Sen•tor.
CRP'. Eber 13. Ward. Detrnti, Mich.
U Tracy Howe, Fam., Treasurer Mich.
Central R. R.
Col John B Grayeen, U. S. A.
DC, oly, M. 1)., Worthington, Mich.
N 1' lhokell, Broker, Monroe,
Hen J 11 Harmon, Mayor, Detroit. -
Monte .1 ()wen k Co., Merchants, Dietz.
S 11 Ives IR CO, Broker,
S M Johnson, E.et. •6
Eurotas Morton, Ypsilanti,
blesore. Jones U Patna, Brokers, Chi-
cago, 1111.
E. H. MARLTON, Agent.
Parties deetrons of becoming members*(
the above Arse,,etation, cao do so by
applm-
ra(n at ny office next dour North of the
Kincardine Arms.
E. H. MARLTON.
Goderich, 5th Oet 1854. t03627
ATTACHMENT.
CANADA )
noway of Heron .we of the 1 " &Writ of
United fesimeies of Hurts, } Attachment,
Perth and Rena. 1 mused nut ef
To WIT : J 1.. Comity
Conrt, for the Ceiteri etiont.es of Doren,
Perth and Bruce, and tome directed, 55050.1
the estate, real as well •• perwinal, 01
Samuel Doak, the younger, an absconding
or crueler/ debtor, at the lona nr John
Limey. (01 the sum of twenty-three Nue&
I have seized and tikes all the estate. era
as well as swoons', of the said Samuel
Doak, snit that tinier the paid Samuel Doak
return within the jortiodiction of the said
Court, and put in Bail to the action, or
coos, the risme to be discharged witbie
three calender months, all the estate rb*( 00
well as personal of the rod Samuel Doak.
er se much thereof, as may be peceessrv,
,I be held liable for the paymeet, benefit.
otr'satisfaction of the said elattmor claim.' of
much other Plaintiff, or pleintirt, as ahall
oryrnay take proceedings against the proper-
ty and effects of the said Samuel Donk,
th
wi in re months of the issulog of the
above Writ.
IOUS *DONALD.
• SheriEj1P. k B.
Baum, Owing •
Gods? ink Oct 1881. ilhiSTrofi
NOTICK, TO coxra,tercuts.
rinpasugs sky+ faciamml op or before
Saturday the I Iltb of °umber. (intimat)
for the erection ef • Breit Budding for a
Seboolhoeve, on the North-Eosi corner of
Lot No. 6 5rd Con. of Goderieb, the pro
petty of Mr. Thema*" Reim*. (Eoliths's.)
The building and Carpenter work may ler
contracted tot together or separately as may
be agreed, upon ,by the Trustees, tenders to
be addressed to John Clark Crown Land
agent, at wbeee018ce a specification tr the
work may be seen, and all necessary kik,-
motion obtained.
Gederic
ON TA RIO
MARINE AND FIRE INSURAPiCit
COMPANY.
Incorporated by act of Proeis*/ rarliament.
Capital -1:100,000.
• EISAD OFFICE /IT HAMILTON.
- DIRECToRF:
MTh C. Beker, Esq. M. Merritt, Esq.
DM.. C.
Browoe,.(;,,no, " J. F. Moore,.
Peter°
Carroll, t,t, i JatrAO.sa
ehdorinwer,::,
James McIntyre, " P1. C. Thome', Esq.
James Mathieson, " John Wilion,
THE Stiberriber haying been appointed
A Agent 01 Godench, fur the shove
respectable Company, is prepared to
(feet Insurance at the moat reasonable
rates upon neutron, Shipping and Gonda.
THOMAS NICHOLLS, Agent.
Godench, Rith Sept., 1852. v5n34
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
WHOLESALE 4u RETAIL!
111( moues Butanes ei" Male 81., GALT
*11.11RE Stibecribee reepeetfully informs the
inhantant•u1Colt and it. Yeranity that
he has opened he new id Extonmer. Stock
of Shelf wet heavy If AltIWPARE 1 un
he above Premise., comprising a complete
Asset treat of-
Ctatery,
Piles, 8, *kg,
Biail //inIrfe, &retro, t
&nes, Plants, anti Toob, .
of (Very Description, SlitiC-
thread, TtrineA, Potetite 4. Shnl,
linr, Ihnp, Band, 4- Med Iron,
4
Siringa
, kvi . )0 Itlisterrd ed,
Thi st Canntliari I'llatot, N ' 4.
Spike- A, Miter, Tract, le,
coil & logging chains, vices,
Anvils, ..)),atits,& Moods,
Grired-ttnrs, Mew,
Putty, l'arnitth,
Oils, l'aints,
Dy -
Wont, Turpentine, 4.r, &c., &r.
Whieh better perchard ow Most advantage-
ous Terms will be at law 1.0WKICI.
11,‘M IMTON PRICi›.1 ' Fey Cash.
Suboenber Solicit* a• Inefeletiers
Me Stork, before Purebring Eleeerbere.
T. I.4. BURRRY.
0a3, Sept. 22ed, 18.11. 13 e18-141
•
.eleereore,enoiewwwwwree.....eulanilliellinow
bof
LO" Iwo Note, a Mani le erter
LOW ILL A L VoRD ea beemers doted
to 1431. mos, friss.• by Elijah Moore mod the
Sher by Omand &taloa,. ?bee re to Iliekri
all poevono from pasmag sr rossaming, sold
pop.
Oodericb. Sept. nosl. lino .032
„HOUSE hal D LOT FOR MALE.
frit g Bebeeriber offers fir one that eotn•
a modiou• Brick Dwelling Mons*. op.. -
site the reordence of Ire Lowy*, E•q. ria.
Lot ba• two fronts. The ;twee property
11111 be sold cheap for cash. Fur further
particulars apply to Andrew Donors, or to
do proprietor
JOHN PEEL.
Part lobed, Rept. 131h, 1468. ia3din3
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING lathe Bell's Corners up to
tith September, 1852.
&chinas Win Ileederson Wco
Crown Win Eines Wus,
Onot Jam McCuituery Jt
Welph
Ceetbpell Archibald. McComas* tlaa
Graham Peter hliteliell Anders.
Iliatodten .Rubertaon Nichol.on Donald .6
Bay Paton Porter Min
WM. cossEY. P. M. •
Goderich, 111 Nepteitther, 1 S52.
.
...._.
FOR SA I.F., BY .1•ItI1I SUBSCRIBERS,
CRATES of Common Crider,' alableb
will be disposed of at etre low 111,ellee.
M. B. SEYMPtiL k (0.
efle34
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Gotlerich. 14th September, 18152.
.
_
ritrilr.g.
TRoberribers will See, without any
direction ail, Lenz Overdue Note*,
and open Accounts, if not shortly paid, or
satisfactorily Arranged ler.
M. 13. SEYMOUR k CO.
•Sn34
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-sof .33-r.
6e- •
CROWN LANDS DEPARTMENT,
QUEUE(' 29i55 August, 1852.
NOTICE it hereby given. that Licences
' 'to cut Timber on certain vacant Timber
Bertha en the River Si. Maurice and as
tributariee, will be 0114Keed "r lit itle "1'...4
of Three -Rimer. on tbe TWENTIETH
da• of SEPTEMBER omit.
The term. will be mad• known, and a
Map of the Rorer and its tributaries, indi-
eating the Berths to be di•pred of, will bo
eehityted at the Agent's Office at Three-
Snore, tram the 10th to the 20th day of
September. o5o3213 I
,
I
CROWN LANDS DEPARTMENT.
. • fsbec, 10:4 Septa -44, 1832.
NoTicE is hereby given, (at aa n unit-
Ao, tor 'artier' are .desirorte of further
time to examin• the timber Berths on the
River Si. Maurice, the disposal 'hereof will
be dearred for another month doting which
the in•p and the terms may be 1 i epee, ed at
the Agenos Office, In the Town of Terse- '
• Rivers. The Berths will partitively be dia. II
posed of on the TWENTIETH day of I
OCTOBER next. 1
vIIn35-las 1
S
I
.01E. THORNHILL, ' •
WOULD return hie thanks to the t
public for the liberal support be bite met
from theta during his retool -nee in Goderich, f
and hopes by strict attention to busters', n
to still merit Sentare of their patrcoltee.
Al hi. old stand. owe door East of ,/,
Canada Cootpaay's -0,/fire.
Ouderich, Sept. Otto, 11152- Tann
• •
•
I
GODERICII. PORT SARNIA, HURON .1
AND DETROIT. 11
•Irrhe new and eligant Lowpreseure Steam 11
••■ Boat RUBY. will run during the erre. 8
ing 'soon as Intlowes-Leave Gielerieh. 8
laroother permitting. every Fretted smaty n
merging at 9. o'clock, and Sarnia Moo- El
day at I **dock.
LenvirDetrott, fee finderich, cep..., re.,,,,.a
patuidep" at 8 o'clock, a. tn. and Saints, n
at 4 o'e.oek p..ni. .
„„, t.!
Few freight er peerage Apply In Mr. r:. c
H. Marlton, (orwarder, next door, north of c
rho Kiscardine Arse. t'
El.! WARD, arid. c
Detroit, Feb. Seth 1832. y5 -e5 C
. C
STRAYED. C
- C
FROM the enbectobey *boot the far et C
A August a black . st, turned op h01,1•1, •
little While tinder the belt,. Six tesr• *id. C
Any petrel vriar each tritormarion we or ill
lead in his recovery will he rewarded for ..%
their novena. at 1.1 rarecessioe Lot No. 1 9,
ruskeremith, Lesdni Road 11
tonmicr McMORDIE. 1.).
Sep. 1862. vfo-o3f, "
r)
CAPRON 4: Cu. 1/
D
11
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11
A r)
• -......A, iipait iv pl
It
lIt' tan•10
F
Colboeite Street, Broastrerl. r
41‘11,1AGE. MANOPACTUREEs. 0
G
---
Tins exteneive Cursors Mannfactitrine
l' Estalliehment is now in fullleperrein.
whim wilt be fond •t all tube. sed for
sale, the most eaten.., and Complete 4:1
aseininnent of the moat Fonionable tripes t'
41
sl Reglosh. 4,nerman and French G
----ti.zAsuar rARRIAors: u,
Misch se Boggme, Single and Double, with t.lt
isd erith..iit I dos: Pl.ef ono. Rock -i-wase ks
7hitrieseee, Chariots, 13 troneloes, Coach.. 11
trove , Jenny' I oaths. and N•milene 01
latrine , all of wee h •re merge oe.1 i . the tt
test M i
It ria/e, •0,1 rreerind second growth ti.
Penher, and warranted. 11.
Brantford. 1. 10th, i833. rt-Sei st
It
• 11,
112E21 118E2! llo
Hi
13R k N'I'FORD FOUNDRY
141
r!!!! SPRStlIDIERg err en+ ,.IonHi
bO of thew UNRIVALLED SF.PARA III
topts. with improvement. for thia eel,. Ili
tad offer them otitheir urns( liberal [tuns. lo
i losedeonie duacount made for Cosh, nn de- In'
'very. Jr.
Thee. machines have lire en long before Iri
hit peblie that it ie quote tietteersary to Ju
pay seething farther te recommend them. It I
An early exaninewen lir in•ite.l, as river Ki
to of item be soar ordered, and perser Li
wishing to ',lovely therniselres; bed better le,
ipply without Ise, Of tinge. IJ
Reeppermly risers. 1.
VANBROCRLIN. 'WINTER kCn
Oreattlard, Aug. to, 111161. asse-is
oaf'
Grand Lottery.
frliE foftimitag 10 Careen 144 of tie
O
arbors that dress the Prises at Mr.
Jaw, lisolirs'• Letters. which was drawn
at Mitchell ea Therms's!, the
220 florae. 84 Boa 14tore,
Vst House k Stable, "toiilldlar,inees.4,
981149 (117....rliivs'ir Stove, 711 Cr.ttage,
348( Zae4gg)oe, 4145 Saddle,
134 h'rs,i,e Slore.T.nuA, R.1..
Wissi•st trwayk,
JfissisCLer.
;:i
:17ii,,.
Mitchell, Sept 5I, a3.1
NOTICE.
I HEREBY give net"e that Mr.- William
▪ Chester Tippett, of Hatfield, ta not en •
thottzed by an to collect the ciebt• or re-
ceive the money due to his F:atne-he hunt-
ing transferred and assigned ...I,* (I•••.
WM.!, es appeared in the Priblie Prints of
Goderieh, all 1,19 debts and other property
to me Inc the benefit ret hie Creditors -
which rtebts 1 harem:tee placed te the hano
of D. 11. Richie. l ,Clerk ot the seventy.
'Petrone C•urt. 13:1 bele. for collection
who. with ins the undersigned te alone au -
ihurisral to grant receipts upon payment ut
*4.5550..
JOHN STRAt7111IETT
ne EAN..
dsrseer In the nf
11
Gerharich, Sept. Lind, 185d. n35
-NOTICE
191 herby giro, that the Portnerabln
▪ lately ertheieting between EWA' Al?
THORNHILL and itt)8Kpyr KEMP, ho .
1 the Town ret (lioderieh, under the arm of
THORNHILL Ss KEMP, was this Mir
dorm ved 1.7 minuet eoneent. Alt drone
OVIIIIT to the said Parteerehip are to be re-
rred by said Ede•rd and alt
dem end". me the Said Partnership CPO is be
preireoted i. him for rut !mem.
EDWARD THORNUILIe.
ROBERT KEMP.
Godericls, Sept. ith, 1839. e001111
NOTICE
A
ALL oerearie hissing elitism oguihat that
lee, A F. Morton, ass Clerk of the
First Divines Gears, at Gortneh, ••41 alt
0.1.00. ham, ermine again.% ThoteseAr.
Morgan, his son. who was •Ise, for sows
me Clerk a Ilse said Court, will Mimeo
s.aal then% to the eSee of Monne. Busieboet
nit Brother, Brews re *ad AU armee,. Godes
ich, stated out is Inn with the date, of
ea due ise..bie order Met lb. amoust 51
beer liab:: luta as each Corals may tre
akertaisect,aod eitnienie made for
o•eitilreation of the proceeds. or the kw
- F. Merpea's iretet• dbt dioposed .4 1*
be liquada;he of such Malmo.
MARY MORGAN.
Goderiets. t3ed Atrium, 185S. v8.0111-411
I 1.••
FARM EOM MAL& s.,..••••!
A VALUABLE Freehold !mato.' &Mt
No. 84,00 the eth Cam. fa ter Towns
hip of tioderich. enntairong 80 serest, 415 a
rhuoh re cleared. 35 free of Meant* it id
ell watered, with • ftever serer
hreagh th• tents, of the lot, a good gar:
en, • Young Orchard ewe heenteg fruit,
united within tbe Town of Godarch, •nd
.1 1550 village nf Hayford. A good Lee
noise, lathed and plastered; • Bern 41 tiff
, Sheds and Siehleo. Fur permute,* alp.
le to Andrew Dmiceigh in the Tows 41'
eriee, or to tbo proprietor oat the pno
Moo. ,
BtfEL SPLAN.
P. B. Teem* elms, - •
Goderith, Joly 15th, 11112. •VISselle
eerier
Lls'r OF L1'1"/"MIS
MAIMING In the- Oodoelah Poo
offloo,sith flopaitiaber. 2214.-
ndeeson *Orbits, illarriiion'Ttiosapple:
rongb Rev C ' Wormiest ftumvate-''
utter John 2 Millet th.:tr tutFe
itched Joho 'litho is
tbanan Peti‘r
neaten Jebel
aret Mr
ekett !lightish'
rive!? T
e rnes Wm
anion Thomas
burchill Arthur
unitising Jaaies
uneven John
maid, Thomas 2
'le Henry
smernn Alex
not,,
*new Joeeph 2
ole Rebeeesi
Prom John 2
fiok Fohrown
°leisure*
amnbell Roht
MIT Robert
brine J
unite Barnard
dos Chsges
tn
en Joke
,by George
a'Iy John
'glee 'Henry
neon MOMS
Inn rowan
hot Thom,*
terror Jeehea
'her Insert") Bon
lenner Join
On -nth Mre
rani Alpe
1Prillill1U1011 Need..• 1
%flit. •
Ittortro A ' ,
Mdior'Oantg• • "
Maims* Mt
Martin, Mr. Thorned'
Meldrum The* -
Mtitighery John
Mattheeon Dougal
MooreJame "
Maher Mims
Warmth Thema.
AI a ttheson Mrs
Mnrdock
MeShennaelt Meg
Mawhinney John
Merkmalil
r‘framshr. Allsi
MeNanghtne Mae*/
Mel' lel lend Rutter*
Itleaboege finsisstel
McKenasp RetterieS
MeIntesth Donald •
McConnell John ar
Wm
MeDrategel Anvil if
elelinneld Angst*
McMinn -rev JnItits
McKinnon Chenee
Mcqueen Mirdeek
Menne, Jane..
Mer.irin•v Onorgsr-
Mel.envl Weirton
Melened Jets Eaq
(Oliver Mr
Ortirer John
heroeher John it
Peter Alert
met Jetts
43in John Pit Inn Portal'.
* horn F'ranrin Redmond Dernard
lemon? Thome' k *deli IT Thu' Eaq
11 Ju -.ph Ruse Alen
Rainier MreMargt Reid Alexander
ihsos Wdasek kay Aeons
P.0 'rooster Ks, Greer'
odor lehn konciman John
Iron Jame. R.chmeed Win
✓ atites Pink John Itshoisg...atheriee •
aelJen William Hee Mr
*osuli-a Andrew Ralph Jebto
.allv 'Throes Stade Ettord
II 11(111.•in Shannon Waller
lens Joh. Na liellivas John
,an., 11/11hom 84•110.11,00 lifIkW111
eke, &feed thollieson Thome.w
•ley Ise,' ICiesonee Mn Mery
neer-ft Wititam Slecoseha Jot.. /1 3
Imre. )ish• Stewart Isere.
M 1
y Jennie Sloe Widnes Carol
op..rea Mrs Stewart Alesander
moon 1 bisi S5*rp .
h,,ounn Mre,1110 trInipeolt Samna
n oun Ales , 4'74
iastone Thema% Ward k en Ise •
in Richard
mires Mmi *art Ws•.drtt
ehitatrseit36 Wstb.. Th../ '4'
n josibett Wretham There,
n daat tart "
w Apt
* • /nag ' ut
wie Mary 1460 Wals4 /nWitestit'
es. jam*• 1,11101,00 8.0a11 44'4
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