Huron Signal, 1853-03-10, Page 7heti sag hied it. Ba pre/Md to -sacked.
ei puma from ye*, who had sot M-
illed chair aagagemeats to the Crown for
leads. Hie did net Mob to oaths a from
totting them whaling tot paid tip all thew
Farthest ..a•y, bet wily those who were
belied with their engagements.
This bill is a great improvement apoe
this old plata, gad will as dembt'be accepted
by the coatry es a great boos, bat I am
forted to makes I sbeaY have preferred
to hev. MM the miai.try come down with
a bill ietredeeing Uii vergal suffrage as
the law of the Mad. Mr. Hartman spoke
u favor of Uoisersal Suffrage, etatsn that
it was a reform which the people of this
country demaoded, and ole which the inter-
ests of reform loudly called for. Although
1 observe that his speech is net reported by
soy of the gentlemen charged with that
important duty, (a complaint which we often
have occasion to make, as the reporters
care sot to chronicle the arguments of
their political opponents.) I must confess
that I thought much more of it, than of
that of Mr. Hiaeks, whet he attempted to
explain away tbe inoumenbk difficulties
whack are suggested to the working of this
or any similar. bill. The right to choose
the representatives of the people, is a right
which I emu -tire to belong, to every man,
I would freely subscribe to the sentiment
"taxation without representation is tyrao-
.y;" and although in certain countries the
interests of society demand some restric-
tion, Caada is not that country. Univer-
sal Suffrage and rote by ballot, are two
necessary reforms, which I sincerely hope
will woe be granted to the people.
Mr. Brown when on his way down to
Quebec, was met at Three Rivers, and
charged with the presentation of a petition
of 40 of the inhabitants against the kveying
of a tax from the people of that place for
the erection of a Cathedral. Mr. Po -
tette the member for that place refused to
take charge of it, affirming that at knot
tire. -fourths of the names are counterfeits.
Mr. Turcotte the tnem•uer for St. Maurice,
supports Mr. Poktte, in his assertion.
Some little opposition was evinced to the
title thought mete Fief miens were Waste -
is the smith. Cede was mist ...-
INse 1•w .'reuse had limo made et Qense.
TI. London •.4d'eetiaer ewes as sala.-
sve eos•p'rasy hem bras dia.overed is Hee-
wary Sad the tenni', wee eery ua.Naled.
Aeure bid ordered 6,0o0 Striae to loam
Lombardy m 94 bears.
Heetilitl.. kayo hers rimmed 1.1.1..
Ter key end Mo.tesegro, bet not at.prt.
ed k.twoe& Twk.y ed Austro.
The Austria's srsioa W Cosstaatkmple
nee been uesuceIs.fel.
EW APPOINTMENTS
Bac .rraav'. Orrice.
Quaaac,tl fhb Feb. 1853.
His Exuileucy the Governor G I has
bees pleased to make the following appoint
meets, via;
Willing Murphy, of Brantford. Esquire.
to be a Revenue lospeator for the county
of Brent.
Jobs Scott, of Berlin, Esq.. to be • Reve-
n ue',pecter for the County of Water-
loo.
The Revd. Joshua H. 'Anton and Wm.
Kiogiton E.g., to be asoetats Members of
the Board of Trustees for eis enntend-
mg the Grammer Schools m the United
Counties of Northumberland sod Dur-
ham.
Herbert Mortimer, of the Ci y of Toron-
to, Gentleman, to be • Notary Public, in
that part of the Province called Upper Ca-
nada.
Erratum io the Gazette of ith Febru-
• ry-
Johs Fitzgerald, Eequire,•to be • Revesue
Inspector for the County of ''Firth,' la -
stead of "Brant-"
PATENTS OF INVENTION.
Buae*v or Aoarcet.Toaa,
Qoeaac. 180 Feb. 1835.
Hie Excellency the Governor. General
has been pleased to grant Letters Patent
of iaventro., for a period of Fourteen years,
from the date thereof, to tn. followiag per -
e ms, namely:
George ('Stacy, of Montreal. for an "im-
proved Spike Machine," -(dated t•th Jan-
uary, 1853);
William Alhchi., of the Village of Paris,
for an "Improved Scythe Bolder" -(dated
261b January. 1833);
George Ander, of the Village of Vienna.
for "The Centnfueal and Centripetal
Chute" -(doted 801 February, 1833);
BURNING OF THE STEAMER JOHN
NWASFY, AT NEW ORLEANS -
THREE LIVES 1.08T.
We have been enabled to obtain fail and
auti.eat:c deuila of the lewdest,' coaoee•
ted with the destruction of the fine Weim-
er John Swassy. which was destroyed at
our !eve. yesurday.
The John Swasey commanded by Capt.
receptioa of the petitine, but tbe Howl Owen, was from Yasin lover, on her way
is lhie port, loaded with 1,699 bales of
overruled, and the petition has been re-
ceived and printed. Mr. Brown is about
tbe worst man in the iIouse to whom such
a petition cosld have been entrusted, -his
well known antipathy to tbe Catholic re-
eotton, sod baving on board twenty-four
or twenty -sex passengers. The fire was
first -discovered on her starboard side. near
te the boilers. See wad then running
down by the stock lading, to company
wltb the steamer Rockaway. The alarm
li renders his souses exceedingly uses of firm was immediately given, and Ile.
g1on,gly Oldham, the pilot, with much presence of
pieious. mod directed her course to Gretna. In
The t'bn
iverty bill came up for discus- ord.r to aeeomphah this msnQcvle the
alma in Committee on Fridayeveoio last, Rockaway was beckoned to beck her eo•
E irons; with wh:cfr request she complied,
and elicited a moat interesting discussion and moreover launc ed ber y.-wl and took
off two of the passengers of the John Sway•
&e,.
The bnroing boat fortunately struck the
New Oaleans dock stem mod stern en, and
this of rded a good opportunity for the
pas.eegers to go oe shore. The pilot just
before this lost control over heron account
of the steering ropes burning, but had so
exactly calculated her course that she made
the intended point. He escaped by leaping
overboard.
During the first few moments after
reaching the dock, the engines remained
at work. The burstiog of the .'emm pope or
some other portion of the m.ebieery stop
pert their operation, and the currant imme-
diately took her
from oho
r*
About Hes
time • colored cabin hos was leen to fall
overboard and was drowned. The barber
.leo made a leap for the dock •d becks
his leg.
After leaving the dock the boat floated
down stream, her course governed entire-
ly by the current. The chetah which op-
held•the starboard guard parted, ■sed the
cotton epee that .ids fell off. The b. at
immediately keeled to the other aide, and
drop,.ed the rematote( tonne. She then
costumed on her way . abut else struck
near Ibe foot of Bieoville street' The St.
Chalks, the Anna, the Gipsy, the Storm.
the Text's, the Post bo,, and the Pieta,
ware alt in more or lose danger from her
and from the burning cotton, which was
swept tn,large bales under their wheel
houses. Only the greatest ears and exer-
uoo preserved them. At ooe time it was
supposed the 9 vaysey would weep clear
of them a,l, and sick wt:hoot further Injury.
The return current of the bend, *Web is
at its greatest force at this spot, caught
her, however. and threatened to send her
burning romaine drrectly amulet the val-
uable bots we bays named. 1e this junc
ture the Anna and tbe Piot. dropped Into
the stream, aad from their position were
enabled to deer clear of the Swasey.-
Tbe Gipsy, in the hurry of getting •way
ran 'moths Stnrm ■nri earned away the
latter'. wheelhouse. The Poet Boy had
steam .s, •.d 'seeped unecatbed, The
8l. Charles was lees fortunate. 8be had
cot swan`` clear from the levee before ab.
was wtreck:amidships by the the herniae
bottom' set on fire neer her wbslboase.-
Three of oar ety emcees Immediately cos-
eneeced playing epos her, and she was
flooded with water from buckets sod palls.
At the Name imtmrt the Tease lying a
little below, with steam en, was 5555 to be
oe fire. The Games on both beets were
speedily extinguished, however, the Texas
only suffering the loin or her pilot hea..-
The St. Charles was badly tejoted by bre
sad water; was, indeed, completely cher.
red through es the made exposed to the
hsnag boat.
The Rockaway caught 6n twice, bet
euffered little or no damage. Tits damage
to Ohm St. Charles we have beard estima-
ted all the way from $1,000 to S8,0e0.-
The Joke Sway.y was 'moored to the
extent of of 11,000. avid perhaps mon.-
Ws Wren bees usable to leers the perta-
..Iers of floe iesensoes, Only two of her
ps..5ngen saved their igpge. Ooe of
them !set a trust eetuni.g $1,185. Ti.
engineer engeer of he beat ie sussing,d
supposed to be drowned.
,HURON SIGNAL.
Bsttaeotwatlattte Mortis 13011161,11. -
mors. -0• Saturday nlbrnaMt wsa ttr-
cejved at Lloyd's, Goss Liverpool, au ea-
treordiaery soarise eweebtioe esperwueed
by the Marisa on ber passage. from Liver-.
pod to Caldera. Oa the trorel g of the I31b
of October, the abip beteg 12 miles from
the equator; is km. 27 W.,esumbkeg tow
appeared t0 Were from the mom, which
gradually Mersa -sod is mead till the apioar
became deafesiag. 'Ph. ata rose is moss-
tainous waves; the wind blowiag from all
quarters the soatrol over the ship was lost,
and ohs pitched sad rose frightfully, alt on
board depipocting each moment to be -their
last. This coatioued 15 Moues; the
water tees gradually subsided, when sever-
al vessels in sight at the commeseemeot of
the coevulsios were foetid to have disap-
peared. Shortly afterwards a quantity of
wreck, a part of a acreeditearser, was pas -
passed, so that some vessels and lives were
lost.
Rwrvaw or MAoaw.GoLosatr1DT.-The
N. Y.'•Commercial Advertises' of S•tur .
day, has the following: -"1 e learn from a
credible source, that Madame GolJsehmidt
has signified her determination to pay ano-
ther profewioeal emit to this country.-
8be will slag at various places in Germany
during the present year, and the lullowteg
season will appear in opera at L.on'lon.-
After which she wal come to the United
Slates. sad give operas is all the princi-
ple cities, remaining here probably two or
three years.
Ton IlsAaT or Ao•TaALI a. -It 11 per-
haps not generally knnw5 that the+ only
u eaofbabileile ground in Australia is
that which skirts the ties comet, and is only
some two er three hundred miles deep. -
Beyond this, into tbe great heart of %be
island stretches a dismal desert -first of
mode drifted into high ridges and after this
e deep champagne presenting a surface
of impenetrable rock ! There are few
rivers io the coaotrv-iodeed there are
none that Jseerre the Dame. for few keep
running the entire year. Most of these,
strange to say, run inland ! And twitted
of falling into .r. absord.d in toe thirsty
desert among the burning sande! The
improvable lands on the coast are, hew
ever, bigbty producttoe of fruits and grams
of every dere:hpuon; and the pasturage ie
msg.t6esnl;
-iotereatiog, because the members div not
bore the House with those hour speeches.
Iilr. Brows was the only Upper Ca.adiae
who opposed the principle of the bill. Ilia
principle argemeots appeared to be that it
was similar to the bill introduced under the
Draper Adteuristratmoo, that it was design-
ed to break up the University, and distri-
bute the foods amongst the various section
atioely that it emu a moouseat to the
• widstal the Hoe. Robert Baldwin, sad
it was a perfect "derision." to place saeri-
Iigious hands upon it, that he warned the
Hon. Robert Baldwin was in Parlia-
ntertt, and a bust of other het, genus
omne. IIe was answered by Dr. Ralph,
in a most able address which you will find
fully reported in the Quebec Gazette. -
The "old seas eloquent," slot the arrows of
of sarcasm with unerring precision at
modest George, swim obsoletely appeared
te writhe under the castigation. He was
followed in the tame strain by Mr. Lang -
too the member for Peterborough, one of
the most talented and influential men on
the Boor of the House, who affirmed that
the bon. member for Kent bad eridestly not
read the question with that care which
he dually_bestowed upon every question
before the House. The Bin passed by a
sweeping majority, only two voting against
it, Mr. Brown sed Mr. Caucboo. The
Represeatatiou Bill comes up this evening.
1.1 is hardly probable_tbat it will pass, but
the Representation will be equalised.
s.
41)is Morning's mail.
Queue. March 7th.
Lade emeiag the Mosireal Bridge &!I
peeaad through Committee.
Welton moved en address to Hie Es..
milledIty, to recommend to this Heves that
a cwt ef moat' be greeted to isprovi the
Lee/ Seals and Camilo* Rapids. an the
Rivet O(Nwa, for the purpose of facilitat.
leg the &recent of umber, defile, and saw
lege, but withdrew it en a constitutional
d' tree being ratted by Mr. Merin.
Mr. asdgtey moved the first reading of
the Bill to I.eorpnne the Msetrsal, By-
tewo ea Ottawa Orand Railroed'Compant.
and ler t euepwrion to relative thereto
M rale. 64 and 68.
ARRIVAL OP THR BALTIC.
The ets.mehip Bailie arrived last eves-
; ng, with Liverpool Awaits February 93rd.
7'ke 4",we arrived at Liverpool 05 the
Mydr
Asp1 was weds at Vises*. OR the
WM* its..
aeseew45s the Emmis, b .tis►_
king his with m getg..rd, ?be,aseeNs
Igo be wrta.e�i►
wee am HS�.ries, tell eras The
ter wee t attend, tapered .
Liverpool Urate Market bat. Most id.
a flat Amer. noir 6d low.' • Ctrs, to or
eiee 6i. 414re-o. l64'sp.i,11•11 aild es-
Derebefel rimers prevailed .f eentempla
lad nMlsse betw.o. Paagl.ed sed Pease..
•a v555s.iirpaioe 15 the Northers rerp,
te
--. +.v bad .. 6eeated Ste property IN
seg.ehed 411555..
11•4•wMr of Lombardy was steed
Wook.dwee tbo N.e.tM wM the • frostier,
ber stet - 141ss.d. ikaR tied Neo e.usp.d.
710 ajjmrb*ere 141144•11.
mosey tldm-
_____'TSW* ee141144ed„ and tempo
at
61466 1M1it'kW beesosalukribvorltidd s.
wl
•
y
ea.
Our tilers mud bo on the look -out for
the sew heinous iatrodneed at Paris under
U. twigs attire F.mpernr Napoleon. Or-
sasestal ea•atosres have been made with
•tripes is dame colors, reeni.g rowed the
leg hebw Ile knee and plan shove. Oaly
thi.k ofa fashioaabk yousg w is a pair
of eorbverewe-
The • diem later Examiner .taMi'that
Mr. U.M..1 M. P. Me m the prom a peen-
WM, Mulled w S.s.*t..n Hendred asd
j isety-thee Miff Sig$Mea Heedred and
I'rf':Ip::he5ai r 5 whist, we ad.rstaad, he
treoee the origin of the lest Frisch war.
tied sem. eammorisisos Warei h In! Stewart, Fwq, rht«
~ why t et ilia preens tows 4'1Btt * 60110.Itlq
rep `�f asp ..a r-
OODERICU, PORT HURON, SARIVIA
AND DETROIT.
taw
The New Liss permer. Steamer
X7'9
SAMUEL WARD. hod, Co's'ign,
WILL consonance rearm( oo the apse.
lag of •avigata.a and during the
.asee., as follow.:-Leen•• Detrol for
Coderich every Wednesday gaming, 511 9
u .Icer.
Leave. Goiieri.h every Thursday sees•
lag at 1 o'clock. Itrrsieg time 19 hours.
For Freight or Passage •ppl► ea board
or to Mr. E. H. MARLTON.
GoJench, March 9U, 1b53.
Scm*L&T FRvsa Raranr.-We publish-
ed a year or two ago, say. the Baltimore
Sew, a simple remedy for scarlet fever
beteg tic other thee the rubbles of the
Wirth thoroughly with fat bee •n. We
have sine. at different times. received
ae.urancee from different parte', wham the
notice led to mske a trial of :t, of Cie en-
tire' success of the experiment. Others
are jest now sending us testimodtals o:
the &stowable( and speedy cures recently
wrought by it. We mention the matter
that others may "go and do Iikeatse."-
'Sonae Deafa.-We learn that a very
midden and unexpected death took place on
the Township of Melaucthon, on Mnndav
week. The Tewnshlp Conseil met on
that day at tht Inn of Mr. John Bell, Cuoh-
edlor, and alter the close of business* •
n umber set down to dinner• Just •1 the
close of the meal Mr. Jameq Wetton drop-
ped hu knife and fork, and expired in km
char. Mr. Wateon wag a healthy, bot
aged men. and had cot previously • exhibi-
tedtee least sign of sickneae. Mr. W.
was tows clerk of Metaeeton, and father.
in-law of Mr. Beecbsll,provisional Warden
of the Coeaty of Grey.
EacorntAoarc.r TO PIIITRIS
Tbe New Hampshire Patriot. the,lead-
ing Democratic paper at Coceord, tart
the printing office of that paper has been
the graduating school ofa guvennr, a Sen-
ate! to Coegeese, several representatives
to congress many Editors, some Ministers,
and many other young men who have
filled at various times numeroua re.poovi
ble stations in the community. The fame
may be said of many other printing offices
in the county. The printing ofEee m a
good school when properly improved; a
bad one 'when perverted. These man
who became distrnruabed by 'redo s-
ting in thot printing o8ire, my el_
celled throngh does asp teation to
buelnese and faithfulness in tbo dis-
charge of all their duties. They gained
n ot their pontioos by tending to 'asterism.
Remember that boys !
A F1rILT Sena. -A gentleman deeply
e ngaged in study, and a lady, pretend..g
to anot, is perplexing him with her quee-
uoosJ-Lady, (1n the drawling affectionate
style) ; Me deah ! correctly speaking,
what is a delimit t -Gentleman (short,
sharp and rather erose) : Deott.t is deriv-
ed from dent, French for teeth : dentist is a
man wbo pulls teeth oat. Lady (after
knitting once ironed ie order to give the
gentleman tome to become immersed in his
book again) : Ma deah ! you said this
morning that Prof. Most, eras • greet lin-
gual• le not linguist derived from the latin
lingua, a tongue 1-Oeetlemaa (tartly)
Yes. Lady : Well thea, is • liegnist a
men wee pro la tongues out 1 -Gentleman
(very decidedly) : No. madam; but i wish
to heaven h• did ! Exit the lady In a huff
MARKETS.
GODeetCR, March 10, 1833,
Flour from 15s to 16s 3d per bbl.
Pall Wheat, to 3s to 3s 4d, per b
Spring, 2s 10d to 3s per busbel.
Oats, is id to is 3d., per 34 Lha.
Pork, $-I} to $5, per hundred.
Butter, 10d to 00d, per Ib.
Toao.T0, March 8, 183
hour -Muller Extra superfine, per
20 a Il 3 -.-Farmer., • 196 Hie 189
Wheat -Fall per bushel, 60 Ibe 4
Spring, do. do 3 6 a 3 9
Oatmeal, per brl, 196 I1. 21 3 a 2
Oats, per beefed, 34 I1. 1 8 a 1 •
Peas, per beetle', 60 Ibe 9 6 a 3 6.
Potatoes, pm bushel, 1 8 a 2•
Gram need, par bushel, 48 11. 7 6
Clover Seed, per barbel, 27 6 a 83
Hay, per toe, 88 a 7e.
Pork, per 106 Ibe 25 a 2'16.
Beef. per 100 Ibe *0 •'
Bros, per ewt 41 6 a
Hams, per tett 40 a 47
lord, pee Ib 0 6a66.
A SS/O.V AGENCY.
r1•IIE He neer tribes the 'meet
forarsg the public that he b.
s■ Once in Guderu:h ter the sole
Lade. Cleared Farms, Ho...,,
for the perp.e of gone, g•.eral
11en 1a Is(.'I.g eettlera•
Deeds, Power of Attoreley, mid
attaining"' of Wow. prepared tie
tonne.
rer.e'ss hung Wetness he Ir
pay tart of Coamda, the Gomm
Great Stunk will Imeer eery
fulled Owes ier !bet purpose.
Loiters meet be peat fed.
G. M. TRU
P. s-.Perlienle, etteetem p
weeks/ Produce k Merv►
Otey Market tlgttalsh (►1.t
LAN AND GENERAL
1 50 CORDS good WOOD mooted
for 111 Rub•. Apply to
E. H. MARLTON,
Gwderieh, Mareb 90i, 1853. •toll
FARM PM BALs.
The ..►.tabtic eerrs for sate w bemired
egret .1 steeliest lead. 44 Wee elects
ed seri well booed, with a 'pod leg bras
an orchard beerier 1r.1t. Tum above laid
ie stetted en 3,1Coecewtoe, let 144T..11 -
ship of Wawaaoeh, sad owe hell mule from*
851..4 b -Gs.. -all the mese, will be ra-
gweed dome. For particulars apply to the
315Pretr M lie prsYta..,
Wawanoeb, 411 Aug , 1561. ate
S'1'KA1120.-Came etc the eneloeers
of the Subscriber, Lot No. 19, god con
emcee, Tewalup of Stanley, about the
middle of July last, • Rod two years old
eomlag three, Heifer. The owner is re•
gleamed to prove property prey expenses and
ark• her away,
ALEX. IIcCOWAN•
Bualey, Feb. Nib, 1863. s6u8-4t
' EXAMINATION OF COMMdN
SCHOOL TEACHERS.
THE seat quarterly meeting of the
Board of Public 'estrum' on for the
United Courtlier, of Hnro. and Bruce, will
be held at Gentles' Hotel, God.ich, on
Wednesday the 16t11 day of Starch neat, at
the boor of eleven o'clock, forenoon
Cand'dates presenting themselves for ex-
aminat,on an requ,red to produce certifi-
cates of good moral chewier.
D. 11. RITCHIE,
Sec. B'a. P. 1.
Goderieb, god March. 1835• .4n3-16
NOTICE.
1 ALEXANDER McINTIRE, do agree)
to make over my right, 1i'le. and '!aim l
of Notes seed Bonk accounts, to JAMES
DONALDSON, be! m,iag to the firm of
Alexander McIntire and June. Don stann•
A. 31riNTIRE•
Witnem-Davin C AaTILIO'i,
Goderieb, Marsh 3rd, 1853. *6r6 t
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER-
SHIP.
THE pabhe are hereby .ottSel that the
• Coportsership heretofore exiting be
twee. JOHN k ROBERT DtNOGH,.as
Innkeepers, is nee day d;eslred by mutual
consent. All parts. indebted to the said
firm are requested to settle their respective
.ccounts with Jobn Dough, who will also
pay all lia'tlites.
JOHN DONOGH,
ROBERT DONOGH.
God.rieh, March, 9th, 1813. a6a6-6m
1
WAN i ED,
4 THOROUGH Bred Dern BULL,
of from two to three years old, ani
perms having ouch to dispose c may hud
• podiums be addrnateg • site (poet
Pad) to Mr. John Blake. Seeress, to the
County of Huron Aericultusal gclety.
Joh N BLAK, Sac',.
Goderieb, March 9t1. 1853. v1106
(E The Hawilon Spectalor• give the
abuse adverttsedent two tn.ho0•, and
pend account 10 this Office.
10110,1AIL:
(ROWS LkNDS DEIJ�TJIENT,
Quaarc, i?I''sb-, 1a33.
NOTICE is hereby gi•.1hat a WII site
1 (coatating of about ^ mese. of land)
within tem Town Plot ,. utbampton, rn
the Townebip of Sourer
fn the County of
B•uee, U. C., +ill heodd (or.*le, by the
Resident Agent, ALrfhc\Ass Fequore,
at Southampton, on to 50th of next
s Up.et price £15031 fifth to be paid at
rho time of Sale, ase remainder ,n four
equal annual lair t. will ioterest.-
The purchaser to g1 a�Saw-Mill wm;i:o
nae year and • G ^Mill wilbin two years
from the date and to give suffi-i.
enc security forailment of these con
dittoes.
'ply the Mills to he els.
The wateritrttained be a 1 am, as shown by a Pla-
to be exhibitel the Office of Ono Agents
•6n6w8
Nd�q/�t GROCERY
i
rt�1s �•
71e � Sizpenee Lrfore tb slur'
✓ FIE Itribere beg lean to intimate to
I th halms of Coderich and sur-
round tory that they have opened
10 t'a floe, in Weal Street, ttird
or r
SicDose aIl'
. Brock bedtime.
do
w,;�" will eon.tantly keep on hand
ti alestios of Teas, Sugars, Wines.
t oqa mnil Oroee►tee of every deeerip-
1 they We determined to rifler •1.,
west remunerating pricer, and
by striet attention to business to
*'e of pohlie patronage•
EVERY k GOLD rHORP.
h, Feb. 230, 1853. •61.5-1m
non
the
the
me
F
NOTICE.
ral meeting of the Coderich Fire
pane, will be held at Mr, Robert
Iborne loo, at 7 o'clock, on Sarum
ng 19th March next, to take into
anon the propriety of memorialty,-
Town Connell to liquidate a:1 close
said Fire Cospiny, by these hand -
r the Engine and all other property
led with the Fire Company to the
tion.
perste having claims against the
ch Fire Company will please band
oto t1. Secretary, 00 or before the
f the above meeting. By order.
IORACE HORTON, Sec., G. F. C.
rich, rob. 281h, 1853.
LETT ST EA H SAW -.,II LL.
E partnership hereto/oro swotting bEo
twoen the undersigned, under SIM
• tile. is this day diesolved be mutat
eat. The bovines' will hereafter be
netted by Robert Anderson in hie own
sod on his own at -taunt.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
DANIEL McGREGOR,
HENRY STEWART,
JOHN THOMPSON.
Mullett, Fel" 170i, 1883.
The Bubeeriber hoe this day a.nmed or
noire in the above busioeeet Mr• John
hompms end Mr. Hoary Stewart.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Adores. McKrlep, P. O.
Hullett, Feb. fhb, 1803. itis -7t
FAhM TO RENT.
N the Msitlesd Cop -emote, Colborne.
Lot 94, there is thinly acres cleared
It as premises, there h•s been e.1, Mt
rep taken .f shout Mime !tree, wulb
good derailing Ileum. well watered by •
omit. F.t perimeter* apply ti
THOMAS Jl1fi.N8?O!1.
Ida54 Id, 1668. I Mpblf
IMPO iTANT. xOTICR.
Tit. ;Rubrr(ber woold
mete 1s the Inbsbm'at. sur
Goderieb ad rieerowidiegp re.etry, thatlie
has pereha the Nted 1et Tvude of Mr.
3..,. Case. . AnMMred y
(month them that My Aver him with
tumor patroller". meth aft 11.4. el BOOTS
a' SHOES, on the shortest ammo; est
be is deters e.d, by semi ettedIlltb be
b..b.te, and beeping a g rrweb })
ea hoed, t• give the ps►'e gsmrai '
ties.
Oat deer Wait of M. B. Ryes* Sri
Co.'s Store.
R(SBERT MrINTYRE.
Sakti eh, Marcia sod, 1853.
•
,...,.a.►.-`-w.--+:-.++`r a. •;#.
O
At -
lobs
NOTICE•
CAME into the enclosure of the Sebeeri•
bur, Lot No. 41, 11th Cone,uioa
Township of GoJ•rlch, about Sha 1.1 o1
Novembe. Inst, a two year. old HEIFER,
red and white, with .ho't burse. The
owner o, requested to prove property M7
expeoaea and take ber,away•
WILLIAM WISE.
Gederich Township,3
Feb. 19th, 1333. ) T6.3.8t
NOTICE.
THE purchasers of land to the Township
of 1Vawanoeh from the late WS(
GARRETT, Etq„ of Kingston, are berc-
br no 'Red. that William B. Garrett and
Robert N. Garrett, to whom the said lads
have boon u.igned, in the Partition of the
Estate of the hard WIIham G •mung
his Hells, will attend at Godrnchl on and
after the first March nett. fur the purpose
i of receiving ioatalmento due on said lands,
tpd transacting other business in relation
thereto.
HORATIO N. GARRETT,
Adiwinetrator to the l:9taie
of the late
WILLIAM GARRETT.
Kingetoo,51b Feb., 1853. v6,3 Ise
ONSUJ1PT10N.-Every bogy know
is a battering disease. It C. romence,
end promisee so ineidiewly, that tatore
i one in aware of it; the i tags are a mase of
ole.,., then a sudden exposure or change
from heat to cold, produces as inban.rea•
tion, and in a few dor • or seeks, It is said,
he or she died of Con.umpuon. For all
troubled with cough or lueg•compla,nt, we
would refer to the adnertiPoment oe the
outside of this paper of Judson's Chemical
extraet cif "Cherry and Lung wort," which
is raid to be a certain cure fur tbu awful
disease.
£25 Premium.
THE Moatemeal Coined for tbe Tewnehip
of Dian.,, is prepared to receive Plaits,
aceompastee by Specifications and Estimate
f -.r the tomato -in of a ilarbour at or near
the Mouth of the Rorer 134vfield, and will
Pei for the aporovad p'an, Ike., £25, H. C.
no other will be paid for, plans. kc., to. be
lo -'get with the Clerk at Bayfield, on or
before the 23d day of Appil, neat en-ning.
W. W. CONNOR,
• Towooblp Clerk.
February 7th, 1933. e6n3.4
TO TAE SETTLERS C'F TIIE
HURON ''ILACT. .
THE Caned. Company. let it be remrmhered.
bare provided the best pomblr 1rhry to
the said Settlers for the transaction of [Notate*
with the, office ie Trrunin thr,a.h the Arista
pf the Bank of Upper Canada, bather Goderlrh
end Stratford, without charges to the mid set-
1.Go.i,..
„erich, Frit. 6th, 1831 •602tf
NOTICE.
THiS is to forbid any penhi or peroona
purchasing a Note drawn by the Sub-
HIS
in faeoor of Alexander !lodging,
bearing date 3rd December, 1853, and due
the lot of January, me 1 have received no
Taloa ler the same.
DANIEL McHOUGAI.L.
Township of Bruce,
Feb. $th, 1833. 1 t6o3
GREAT BARGAINS.
ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES ! !
THE Subeertber webos to dispose of the
follnwtng eplesdid E.tate" to Fee Sim-
ple, on the most adventag•nus .terms ever
before offered to the pub'e, vis.:
Lot No. 3, Newgate Street, Town of
Gwlerich, within 100 ,arde of Ibe Market
Square, consorting of a quarter of an sere,
and has on it a well built and eubataival
Frame Hna•e, with good garden.
lint No. 4, Newgate S:reet, with an ex-
.ellent new Brick Howie, and Frame Stas
ble.
loll No. 6, Newgate Street, with a capi-
tal Femme Work Shop, 18 ft. by 10, wh•ch
sight, at • small expellee, be converted te-
te • good 'coders'►.
ALSO, one Town Int on the Heroes
Road. and one on the M111 RoaJ, adjoining
8a.t Street.
The *bete..i.ies will be sunlit tngether
or separately, at the npti in of the rowehsr-
•r, for the whole et which und,.putable
Titles will be gyres.
MARTIN McLENAN.
Godsrtch, la. 110, 1833. •bn81
TO I•C11001. TEACHERS.
WANTVD for the Town of G •oer;e a
Meta Teacher, also a Female Tea
ober.' holding • Brat class cert fiesta.1,.. Covent, Braid of E .menton. 1f
applies tr have anent ooe or me$'t.r i.
the Normal School, it would be a sec
auedettn..
The Mala T.aemoat he a Protestant.
*reseal Salary of .le Testier, Lt �'�'e
ask, £63, but hl be inc:e.se*
0!rrbm .oiled.
Apply it ay letter port pal to the B.aord
of 8ebool Trnslee., Oodertch. -
t.odna Time.. rind Ce.asiao Hawn give m 'ten,
aro reerreeted to g. three sanies. to 112.
shote.
Goderieb, Stk Janosrv, 1839. anot9
A TRACHEA WANTED -For a Com -
L1. sae 8ebe.l. la See,no, N. 0, .a Ne
wwMp arTsat. eraith, oho boa • ,'entfeot*
q.1Nabte. Apply
C. L. VA comomrD, )
AVID DUNCAN, ; trr.en.
VICTIM RAMSAY. y
yoserFrille, cis to , 1043 46.1
INDIARUBB6R 8MOi8.
,QST Removed
! Case Mee..
s d. W•serre, by
(40111.0tII6 k ROUT.
O•.dorteh, rob. !r, 1368. .fist
250 t8EA11LESS BASS. for soh
(.um Kw.) by
CORDON k McKAY.
Goderieb. Fob. tet, 11183. .6u1
A' BY-LAW
7b reuse 1.9 tray of Loan the stern rf
Fsve thousand fire hundred pounds,
and in'ere l puy«atie within ten years,
far• ler creator. of a Bridge a,•rtnt the
Inver Mau/and al ate Toon ,f
Goderieb.
�r rasaIt ie espedlesr to raise by way
of Losa,ihe sumo of Flirt !boosted Ayr
hedred posted. for the peonies* of defraying
the expense of building a Wire Suspension
Bridge over the R,e', Mm.tlasd at Gode-
rich, ad it will respire the sum ..f Seven
thuwaad thrce,bundred ad fifteen Pounds,
to be raised as • 'peva' rare for the
payment of such Lila• and the interest
ibereol for the space of ten year@ from the
math day of play next ensuing, until the
mirth day of May in the year of our Lord
mite thousand eight huodres. lied sixty two,
both year. toe' mom.
Awe waaaaas the emouat of the ratea-
ble property wirhin the United Countea
of Heron and Bruce amount. to bus -
1,54 end &evenly 8,s thousand. four hun-
dred ad moiety one pouted. ihree'.htlheg•
and one peony. asseeeed value for the year
one thousand sight hundred and fifty -two -
including the value of meowed rateable
prep.rty within the Town of Godenc)-the
a.emesed reel or capital value of the rate•
bb property within the said Town being
Seethe year one thousand eight hundred
and filtytws, Oke sum of £96,700, and the
.is••d vales of the rateable property
moths the remaining pontos of the Gnaw,
Ces.ues of Huron ad Bruce for the Darn*
year being £674,791 3 1 -and it will re-
quire the several rates ye the pound wee
honed 1a the Schedule appended hereto sad
forming part of this By Law, neon all the
rateable r roperty within the (Jolted Coun
use .forasaid. !Wart's, the lncorporalec
Town of Godertcb, aa • special rate for the
psrmeet of said catered and for the creation
f a sinking fund for the paymeo.' of the
orinelpal of such Loan, aceord:ng to the re
ginrements of the 177th meenu• of the Aet
Itch Vte. Chap. 81.
A.0 wueawa the enamel of the Copo-
rauon of the Tows of Godereb has by a
resolution of Sha mud Corporation been ob•
tuned, to the effect that the rateable pro-
perty within the said Toon, will be taxed
.n an equal pr•.poruon with the rest of the
rateable property within the United Coun
'hes .f"rr.aid, during the rohtinu•ocs of
this By -Law, or ,ltd the whole of nu;
above .teauoead sum mod interest is fully
satisfied and discharged.
Be it therefore enacted by the Municipal
Council of the United Counties u( Huron
and Bruce.
1st. That it shall end may be lawlul for
the Warden of the raid Vetted Counties to
raise by way of Las, and set • rat. of in•
te-est not exceeding six per cent per ss -
new from ay permit, or person., body
corperata or politic, who msy be wtilang
to advance the same upon the credit of the
Debentures hereinafter mentioned, a sum of
money not exceeding 10 the whole, the cum
o1" Five Thousand 6.e bundred pounds, and
:0 cause the same to be paid into the hands
of tea Treasurer u( the .surd United Coma.
tie.. -
end. And he it further enacted, That for
affording evidence of tb. said Loss, and
for securiag tt • payment thereof with ler
tern', it shall be lawful for the Warden to
cause or d,reet an, number of Deb.ntur.e,
to be made, in soma of not less than Twen•
ty-fire poled.. each, and not'exceeding to
the whole, the rum of F ve *boomed five
hundred pound., Wan, person or persons,
body corporate or politic, shall agree to
a • r
advance nn the credit ofba I>ahe
• t
t o urea -
which Debenture' shall be sealed with the
seal of the utd Municipal Council, s'gned
by the Warden and Treasurer reepeetively,
and countenigoed by the Clerk of the said
Conned, and made not in such manner and
form and payable at such pennd• not ex-
cecdirg ten years, as the Warden. shall
t ink fit.
3rd. And be it further enae'el, That the
interest on .ucb Debent urea .hall be made
payable half yearly at the County Treasu-
rer's Office in Goderich, sod tbo mum of
Five hundred and fifty poin& being the
tenth part of the said Five thousand five
hundred pound* shall be made payable year-
ly at the office of the said Cuooty Trueu
rer in Goder,eh.
11h. And be it further enacted, That the
Special rates enumerated in the Schedule
appended to this By•Lew shall be faired
levied and collected over and above and in
sedition to all .cher ritn whatsoever in
tech year for the payfnent of the .aid debt
to be created by the maid Loan with the
Interest therena, until the game shell be
fully pelt and discharged, upon all the rate-
■ ble real and personal property within the
'ard Unireb,,Countle., including the incor-
porated Tnwll of Goderieb. and upon the
rateable prnp.rty within every Incorporated
Town or V.ilage which obeli hereafter be
tneopnrated within the Untied Com -lite -
during the cnnhn,nnee of the said Loan,
such and the proceeds of Seeds, rate so to
be ratted levied sol eolleeted,ebell be applied
solely to lie payment and saus(aetton of
torch Debentnree, and the interest thereof
until ouch Debentures and the interest
thereof .hall be folly pard, satisfied and da•
charged.
8th. And 6.11 further enacted, That the
said gam .f Flee thuaeand five hundred
power,. when so paid Into the hands of I.,.
veld Treason'. shell be appropnsted to-
ward• d.frsyieg the reponse of building
the soot %Vire Nu.pen•ion Re hre.
6th. And belt forts er enacted. 'Mat this
By -Law shall he is fore+ only and rake
et from and after the sixth day of May
n ext.
Sekedrle of Special Rale. referred re i.
this Ii ,-l..w.
310 el 1175 ofa pens, to
the p. ed re 1113 re provide fee L'oso i
3118.1M., de 11154 d. 847
IlK of l l i.1 ds 1b35 de 1114
IBl.11173 M 1834 d„
?ti of 11 73 M 1057 4o 74,1 1
9,0 of 1173 de II15'r, ile 715'
144 et 1173 de t y,19
136 of 1171 M 1860
124 41175 de Wei
111011171 - Ole 1187
NOTICE.
i(e
A, 349
.b LIB
do 3,13
47313
Ta111 *hen ei a trim repo , o wrnpneerl
$y -Law ye be tales nen •n,.wfrn-
then y the Mu•.wlp•ity of t%r Gelled
Oeeettea M Heti../ Bore •r r1. Hobos
Hetet. re the roots ei l; ..1••r•M, ye the
Cweety of Seto... swot ab. t)sW44 COM -
Item
nem of en the "orb dy of May,
A. 11. 16111111. eastn s'eboel ma tM /sicca,
at wNr e•r.e .54 plebe the tmwtreve el
the MI re Worthy r.gosrod le
ow*** taw potp,e* aI..,s s d.
D 11. RtTCllll:.
revery tis Y.
r Cerlee Caere.
u..efl Id reline,' 1663 •3-s
MU13IC ESTABLISHMEN'!l
BOUTS 81DJ! DUND.0 BT..
orraM Messrs. Ra rsml i Reseed.
Forme*.
Winona may 1. bad St 'LET MCRIC .f
•wiry /eeprfptl.a.leelrestIeo
Gas ail kid..( IM/romMos. Ica•, ase •
.. pa be had 1• Toronto, Boston, or
York.
All krad..1 MUSICAJJ INRrRl:-
MENTB, 1:.s • Paseo Furth 6uwo to a
Fife.
Btriag of all kinds. sad of superior qul!i -
t1: to short, ererl'biag which can or mar
be found in • will sod carefully s.lee:est
Music Store.
Tb. PIANOS are from the e.tahhrh -
meats of the foll.twlag e.b►rslid make's,
.11:Chickering, Stoddert and I)un'imam, ac
kaowlydged to be its beat on this Oder 01
1. glob*. so are the MELODIA\S, ti.ano-
last urrd by Pince Mi Co.
Piaui,. end MeloJ;•n-m *old •o c',eo^, and
on as favorable teruu a itee can be pre-
cured in Turuutu, or from the maker. them-
selves.
HERMAN KORDES.
London, January, 1851. ,'tn3-e n.
NEW OOtUNf
ESTABLISHMENT.
FBARTER. Merchant T•uior, .u'J
`° a
•reapectluliy 10(010 the of
Godericb and aurroued'ng country that ho
has plat opined a sew Tailoring rslab-
fishsaeat, one door north of Dr. Mcl►ou-
sall's new Brick Ilo,ue, Market Sgiaro
Coderich, where he has on hand a -pleu.lid
•eaortmenl of Broad Ctotha, Caseimere.
Tweeds, tlaunette, Whatnev Clotho, of
differeat colour.. for Over Coats. A vat
t.ty of Winter Vetting", late. kc 11,.
is niers prepared to execute all Orders in
the Tailoring Line, in the most Festoon -
able style, and •t moderate chargee.
Colhng Done nn the Mhorteet No. lee. '
Leaden, Pane tied New York Fashions
received quarterly.
HENRY BARTER
Goderieb, Oct. 1211, 1834. 1,5.29
ONTARIO
MARINE AND FiRE. INSURANCE
COSTPA 1 T.
l.curp,vratedity act of Pros,; l Parliament
Capital -X100,000.
IIEAD OFFICE AT HAMILTON.
Daaacroas:
Hugh C. Baker. Eeq. M. Merritt; rag.'
M. W. &own., " J. F. Moore.
Peter Carroll, " James (forborne, "
D.C. Gine, " Chas A. 8adher, "
James McIntyre, " E. C. Thome'', "
Jame. Nlalhieson, " John Nilson, • "
THE Subscriber having been appoiited
• Agent at Gwlereh, for 112. ,h -.o .bigh
I, respectable Company, ie prepared to
effect Insurance at the molt reasonable
rates upon Mouses, Shipping and Goode.
TIIOMAS NICHOLLS, Agent.
Coderich, 1311 dept., 1661. v5o31
To the Settlers of the Intron
Tract.
'11118, Cndereigned begs leave tn'give:no.
lies to all those who mag ban any
boe,ne,i to transect with the Canada Com-
pany that mince the removal of their ogee
from this town, he has determined to open
an agency once here fur the benefits of
th'.ee who may not troth to traieI to To-
ronto to trammel. (heir business inperson.
From bee thorough knowledza of the Cors
paey's mode of transactr.g buefeeo1
(having beerieo bong employed in their.
office) he feels con6deot that h• tan aid
and c•e satisfaction to all those who mac
require his service. Conveyancing, Land
and General Agency Oce. also b fort of
lands for sale kept, and • regtitry of them,
wishing to p archa.e without change except
where • sole 1e !rotted, when a moderate
per mintage will be required.
A 1.1••x. RoaRaTsot.
Load Agent. 1ge•
G,d.'tch, Jan, s.S, 1833. v6 -n 1
Orsi j,r. Ii7ecat
AT the GODERICii MILL.
WM. PiPER,
Coderich, Jan 21,11, 1833. v5,,64
New Grocery
AND
PROVISION STORE.
THE Stih.eriher wild re.peetfully in-
form the Inha►rlant. of Coderich •n•I
surrounding Country, that be has op'eoed to,
the above line, two door* north of Doctor
Mel/mirth's nevi Brick Hate*, Market
Square. Gder:rh. Ili. stock ' inelode@ all
kind. of GROCERIES, ennsi.ttng In out
f Ten, TJ, eco, Yaiaiiaa, Cerre.li,Rpree•,
¢c.
Also: -Apple. and Cider of the very lest
kind.
to them Prnvisioe l.1n. well b fennel Flnur,
Oatmeal, Bitter, Egg., Ilam, B.e1, Por4.
P,i•toe.. Oat*, kc.
Being determined to keen *nee bra' anti_
ele@ of the beet (prattle, awl t. *ell eheip
at the sant. time, he trusts to receive •
share of m'''ane patronage.
Farmer* and people tram the ein'ry
would do well to tall, es he mends pnrehea-
rng d•.rriptron of Produce, for wive,.
he welt pay the /lichee* nos ret price.
A chole a.mrtment of Whips to be sold
sheep.
3011N ARTlItrr.
Coderich, Nov. 30, ;seg, .5u1S
SIIOW (',F STALLIONS
AND BULLS.
Tt1F, Agriceltnr•l :l..es19 of the r motif
of Herne offer 11 thew pr*w.ee.e,
1' t prseninm £7 M., see.sd £5, leo the.
Md and second heat SW Hwma., to 11
Mown on the N1.shet 110$011rn• (inJeneA,
nn Tb,n.Jay the 21.4 e1 Apnt. 1883.' The
Hnrrs thwarted erwrntome wool stop iw (hi
Town n: U•d.rrth every 1141 day: sad ate..
.t 11. 8th C ceea.i.a, t:elbur.e. every fit
day dense the .oa...o. flour .f Show, l4
o'clock. noon.
Alen£N sill he gnee es' poOloliria to •
thore•ga bred Ilk.ea ?tell. 4o merle motto,
rhe meet'• nl the Priem iv Three j`esi.eta
.off I be /oven In nit4er (britt -let 61 10e;
2.11 LI 6.; 3.1 Jit: to he a•ew. the *tit
-.1 April- et. the Marhet tftweres, at the hoe
of Id sleek, anon,
The tene•etv'e'e. r -mg% bot QCRf1.Ut
COW *ill be .•1.1 ne ohs ,t.y of the Keine
thew, 9 e' -•'s b.er.drt wilt be gives epi.
a (Grid es6.ssed este.
xo•racr..
rHK 8rwiety ore to .ons Alti Ile. t.* rte
year wrhewr rwte•w-t re .G7 pi' .^a r..ttit-
troy w,rtwe the 2..".Ot ode gswerre...4
gime" •ten l seeeree to howrima d
it,n...•h ,.r.4 ib,nw Ohl 1 4let.ria uta
agrs N ! .s4 s rave.
.1444011 2.1.1171, Rer'.e.
11. Y. A. 4•
rano, ea'., Heel PrX., SA33.
•