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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Expositor, 1869-11-19, Page 3_NO 4Ct tha the Go- ient inguene Ontario Par easure for the ns asaessed for tts, Mr. Boyd s measure pro- ' nt of all per- ctties, -for an olhirs, and in tdred dellam t at the time Went. of the as, 'Sore of para- )erefere hope agislatore. It that under r P.A.R.L/AMEINTTARY. FRIDAY The /nest important business of this dai e was the introduction of the fohowing Bins I "Drainage," and on e rez-peeting ".Sheeitfa' sales ollends for taxes." The first is top. vide fer the drainage of lands by the ad- vancement of funds from. the Government chest, but to be ultinlately redeemed iron" the lauds benefited in jus t proportion. The, latter provides that Shertfit` deeds shan be saai real unqueatiohabIe. lsoth of those. tells were ineroduced by ehe Geveniment. .jr. Blake also introueed. notices of metioe„ especially dealiug with the Provin.li.audit .the objeet of whieti 'being to give Outario greater control over her 6XWII finanee,51, MONDAY Mr. Trow introduced. his Bil/ to amend' the Asseeemeut Law of last sessiota andits exPlaint preessiens,„ the peincipal of which go tte aateash exeraptions atal to itest the power no -w enjetyed by cot )ora- tions of extendiug the time of payment of taxes.. Mr. Trew eakd. attentioa to the .. clause exemptiug efticial salariee fr atum as respunag to be alt cl, a&itL after tete diScuesion the Bill was read a first •time. The thoet important incident in the Litanies.% of the Rouse wive the introduction ly esee iteettautex Wood of the b s, ending at -numbers ite are- cletr- teral rule -*a ialaries- fele) possetsors - intellifteaxce DOI!' weer- , 'Wald is that we re -franchise ol teacherat ling in the. •.s greatest last at the toile view - society', of the ii Itigh °f- are -die, we ativemlly the tee For, the pb of the act.. remove his leases JUJ aa - eounte for 1868,, and the nine • ,c- SOuU th of September, 1809. TUESDAY.. Mr, McKetraf introilueed hfBill attack- ing tbe systetn of dual representatiou.1 MY: Boyd, deelared Ina intention of ieroeteetling. with kie Income Franchise and other .Bills to -day- Mr. Evans then moved for a select Comeuittee to enquire into the present, sys- tem of, reel:tune-rating Registrars. The propos- alpe ft rise to some discussion antl ultimate,. ly The Evans, withdrew it. WED.NF.SEA,. The' Legialvdeere had a. pretracted debate Olt Mr. Boyd's lucerne Franchise kiln. The - Hon. geatleraaa delivered an able and ex- hauativei speech ,in explanation and defence of his proposals. A debate opezedi the Go- vernment opposing, the measure. whieb was ultimately- thrown out the a division, the tete 1)eing--ayes. 46 ; nays. 27 - TUE NOVA,SCOTIA. SURSIDY. fidiscussas, Mr. Blake's resolution, brought before the Ontario Legislature yesterday, and relating to the Nova Scotia subsidy-, the leettclan Advealiser remarks : " Able authorides deny that the let- ter of the law gives any . right to the Parliament of Cauada to alter our writ- ten conslitution. Alterations should be madeialorte by the Imperial au-thori- ties, auththen only at the request of - a s majority of the people of the Domin- ion or their representatives. - And the may enter spirit aLCI unclerstoed intention of the . . „. iS camera Ae.t of Union poiat only one way. I Fsainsile of I Ontario_ -a otifd never have dreamed of ilielt room [ aeeeptirtg Confederation but for the as - be, to see i suranee that, after the first final settle- Fiis reintl o present at truths z.rttlt up - ie young.1Queen knowingly to eater into tat ar- Rare that I rangemealt whereby we would have to kititill are i bear the local expenses. of liztlf-a-dozen id action I other Provinces. But one of our first !Sr morall experiences is the giantiti.g of $-2,000,-- 4ess, and QQO to Nova Scotia for light -houses, ts-rted• by bridges, gravelsreads, and other local -anal con- irap-rovenieuts. Of this amount On- , sea- have- tario hits to centaibute $1,100,000' L suspect No wander we object." in, that , ate euld be The Land Tax Sales Bfl houglit, pression toilaiteel he rain - he sun, ms arch ild the .e, thus th an mise of Ines to mena the trial:lei:II relations of the sev- eral Provinces should be in moveable as, granite foundations. We had too long been bearing the local expenditures if fication d, and to (le - certain worda. The Bill introduced by the Premier a Ontario, on Friday last; is douhtless 'one a a most itsi portant character as af- fecting the titles of hundreds of people to the real estate they believe them- selves to be the owners of, it having came to them through priginal sales made by sheriffs for taxete It is one of the most delicate subjects upon which to legislate, and the Attorney - General's Bill will require a full and thorough diecussion in the House be- fore it he finally passed. That it tail/ be passed, in some form, is pretty sure, for ail the parties in the House admit the necessity for legislation on thiS sub- . ype tect ; but a law which shall remedy the wronga complained of with regard to. these sheriff rs titles, will, uoless most eattetously and wisely framed, inllict greater wrongs in many instances than it is intended to redress. Mr. Blake tett, te, pi haps, -the only member of the ese he Legislative Assembly competent to edettee I frame a bill on this subject, and the ;which ; Attorney General will have to be guid- tat ed by Mr. Blake's opinions when the e to bill comes up for debate.---liantstaan rivets' Timea. Ioftj- tb as An- -.meats nature world. it STEPEEN. be The Cotuaeil met pursuant to adjournmeet -with ; on Nev. 13, 1869 Minutes of former meet- te..1 nig read and ordered to be signed. Communi- nitied eatioa from (2. Company Agent, giving notice of his intention to appeal. Resolved that in 1113 t the opinion of the Council the said Company p of h•ave no keit cause of complaint, that they Id- I are deairoue that they should have equal one t justice as residents and are willing to hear ind; t the Agent in the matter and make such alter- ations, If any, as they may after hearing the. eller--; agent see fit to. make. Moveet by D. Cough - Id do , lan, seconded by J. Mohard That the Reeve wet. and Clerk sign the papers relating to the pe- tition for the Blind of Ontario. isSr. Mitek - ell handed in the notes required at foimer meetinci. Moved by 11...Coughlan, seconded bag hy J. kuhai That thenext municipaIeleetion be held in Crediton. Orden to the amount ef 8200, for improvement of roads and bridges- • the Council now adjourned to meet again the ugh- firet Saturday in December. C. PROUTY, Clerk. xpooitor. DISTRICT MATTERS N." -N /N.< The Chess Column -is etowded ont of ' this issne. Tim man v Diendeof Mr. Moodie are: -doubtless; pleased to know that he has been appeihted atatioa master at this place. THE By-Iqw tor borrowiag the sum of two thoutand dollars on the credit of Seaford] by dehentures, was Carried on the 150 instl)y fifteen voting for it and one g gaiut it. ON account of the pasting of the By- • law ft). r raising Money by debeututes the rate of taxation for Seaford) is- re- duced to one tend a quarter cents on the atm ottsisNa of our vol uunteerS to the number of twenty men was sent to Sarnia on Saturday laet to mut - the 'Prince Allred, _and relieve the -Toronto compate:V. Lieut. Wilson in ccminaud. • TRE Ladies(4.. the Baptist Church, will hold a social ae the resideuce ;of Ma G. Davis, on Thursday evening, the 25th ink. at 7 o'clock. Toe friends are,respectfu 1 ly invited tO attend. OYSTER SOCIAL—On Tuesday even- ingnext,: the friends of the M. E: Ca arch in' Ca is place 'el °pose holding an oyster Social in the church. The •public are invited. • Adm:ssion 2.9 cbs. .3.11Essus. Kilioran & Ryan. have re- cently moved into theirs new, elegmt and commodious brick store, We commend the readiug of their ildver- tiscreent, •in another •column, to the public. THE Corporation baby was owned by theparties in custody last week, aud taken home' by them. The dianas of humaniiy are due Mr. Aikens of Logan fer the interest he inauifested ia the case. ELSEIVII ME we publish the advertise- .ment of lila Wits0n, relative to those celebrated Straw- Critters of INta, W hi tl s, and Massey's Gt ain Crusher. \-Ve uuderstapd that quite a number cf those maehmes have beau, • alreadit sold this •season and that they give the best of satisfaction. A ceiTIENT.—Mr. Hoian, of the 5th c9n., met witha an accident by beina caught in the Shaft of a thresh- ing maceine. His coat was tome_ off and 01If-3 shoulder dislotated. jor- tanatele the natehine was quickly atop - ped, or he might have heen killed. Dr. z THE SEAFORTH CONGRATULATORY. — &Worth Divi- sion Sons of Temperance, No. 121, OW. ed the fol lowing resol o don unanimously. Resolved,—That the Division observing from the Press that our talented and esteemed friend and Brother, Geo, W. Ross. founder of our flourishing Divis- ion, has been: elected and _installed Grand Worthy Patriarch oe •the Sons of Temperance for the Dominion of Canada, do hereby congratulate him on his accession to ilett honorable position. Conscious of his many sterling princi- ples and ability we are persuaded that his Orter011s duties will be discharged with efficiency and advantage to our ord er. - "NATIONAL AND SOCIAL PROGRESS. --This is to be the subject on Whic Mr. Alex. McKenzie, M. P. for Lam ton, will deliver a lecture under th auspices of the Sertfoith Mchanics' In titute in the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evg. next, 24th inst. The subject being tenti-political, we earipot coneeie of a more apt nein to den with . it than Mr. McKenzie: Hi ability as a public speaker, and -popu- larity as a statesnian will, we are sure d t aw an int) iu en se get thering. The com- . i mittee have inadi r.rangemont for as much' comfort as- poseible to the aud- iencebeats wilbe- provided for all that can 'get amide the building-. We won: c suggest •to our • country friends,. the advisabilLy of their com- ing' in duriog daylight, for as the- moon siiill be shining the latter part .cf the evening they , well thus secure light both ways. -, ••••••••••mmoram.....•••••••••••••..••••••• EXPOSITOR. A Half-day at the Seaforth SehOol. A few days since we. put an intention we have long had into practire, by vis- iting the Seaforth School, confining it, however, for that time to thetsenior de- partment; under the tuition of the Prin- cipal, Mr: Dewar. On- entering the _room the businessin hand—reviewing— satisfied us that the teacher practised one moist commendable thing. Some people may think that to occupy one- fifth of a schol-ar's time in reviewing the work of the other four-fifths is putting too much of a clog on progress.; but to such we would recommend that they call on any of our schools that review on that clay, and they vroulcl very quick- ly perceive that, in the majority ofcases it is the only course to pursne in order to secure any progress at all, for be it remembered, that progress only can be,I s- applied where thoroughness also obtains, and while, reviewing is generally essen- tial, we believe, it is in no case prejudi- cial ; therefcre we hope to see, at -least, I one. day in the week occupied in every s .schq.ol in .the country this way. • We have 'mt.:dyed a cotharnnicatiori from an u ukno WU friend on the subject of the Rev. Mr. .Voisey's prosecution which we extra6ted from an English paper, but weiSh, our correspondent ert reeeeusly assurnes was one of oer edi- torals. We beg to. iuforru • our corres pondeet that we decline publishing his communicationfor the very sullieient -reason that it is contraty to .otar (to quote his own worde) notions of tight and truth," our ideas of candor and fau. dealing tceall shades of opinion, to admit Ilia artiele -into our columns, however orthodox may be . the senti- ments avowed hi his . comnmuications, .and at the same time -to' be under the r. necessi ty of excludipg coni muniea dons defending. the opinions opposed to our correspoudent's, though they should he beanded with .the epithets • of heresy and infidelity ; urdesaliwe were to make our paper a medium for relis°ious, and con- sequently noirourous disputation, a result which we studiously avoid. As will he seen by posters, a large stock of Dry Goods jewelry, ete., will be auction- ed off each •evenine in -the store' lately oc- Smith was sent for asd red , ace the - d 1p eaed by Shearson & Co. for six days. 1 iu. dislocetatie Th e r a t batty Dispatch, came to- ha nd last week i,js. an entirely new . dress. It now preeente a very neat ad fresh appeareneee , This . pro yement has. becri in•tde in view of the starting oi tit,3 7 inu.4s,• a journal aLo publisl‘ed in the Conservative . interest. Is would 1.‘e vet y muCh to the profit .cf either one chat the other would: "lay down aed 71-Mdently the Dis7 patch, has no ineention of being thus me anon im o us. • "The OA DA X.AltMERI" for Nov- • ernlier has been resaave,.1. Tt is a -eery e.x:cellent and valuable number. One • arti other, set us— A New•vieff Of Canadian and A mericau Agricul- ture," is worth double tke price of the Farmer :for a year. We. often wonder how it is that. every, Agriculturalist and hortieultnralist in the country does not take thi$. journal, fo`r we ere con- vinced that many men loee hundreds of dollars etieli ,year for lack'ofsome of its pra.cticaa hints. Comatetrtication. To the Editor of the Expositor. DEAR, Sin._ Where a re you going to put me wher I die ? I would wish Inv body to be laid in somer sequestered spot amid pleasant trees and _walks; Where Ino rutlilees hand no sacraligious tread- would disturb.. nty resting place: But I look in vain for such. 1?ere we are 1,500 sous settled together without a'ceinetry. No place that we can strict-- ly call our own, where to bin y our dead. We caeive a corner in other yardS, ft'tr those whom death has taken from us, and however.fee1y granted, and how- evet crowded these same grounds are becoming. It is certain we have no jurisdiction over them whatever. Will not our "Village Fathers" do som eth ing, - and will not a self -wronged public help them in making so necess- ary a provision ? If well managed it need put no expense on our rate -payers, but rather besides paying its own way, return a revenue to the town. • I remain yeurs, ONE OF THE ANXIOUS. eaforth, Nov 16, 1869. • • MeKillop PRIZE- YiSAY.— We are happy to s • announce that the prise- _offered 'ty James .Dickson, Esq., President of the • South Huron Agricultural Society, for • the best essay on Turnip Culture, has been awarded oy Prof. Buckland ,to the • essay written by -Hugh Love, Sena Esq., Secretary of the _Society. The leas fied Professor speaks in high terms of the au:e and happy manlier in which lhEr. Love has tteated this impertant subject and suggests the peopriety of having the essaypublished for the hene4t of the fame's throughout the ' Province. --Signal. WE understend the merubc rs of St, Thomas' Church of this place are apout inaugurating a series of intellectual 4ii- t rtainments or reunions, as they are sometimes called; which Readings, recitatioas, and music, will be giveri. It ia proposed that they,tike! place once fortnigut andcontinue durina the Winter emason. - We are Very much pleased that something ef this sort is to be set -en foot; as they willnot only prove useful aud instructive, but will de nitwit to eniiten the -mono:al-1v of. the long -Winter montha As the ad - In;,4:-.1011 ree will ahnost noniinal, and til SO tekiege part iit theSe re-unious \‘ 11 con,iprise some of the best talent ainoerget ik We: bespeak fpr them as ‘t at in re .ept ieu and full houSes. 1 Pursuant to notice the Council met at McLeod' s hotel, on slaturday Nov. 13th 1869. Present, Messrs. Hannah_ Malone, and Da- vidson. -Mr, Hannah, Deputy: Reeve. in the Chair. Minutes of last meeting reed and passed. Moved by Thos. Davidson, second- ed by John Malone That William Mack, Pathinaster on the W. T. Line. be pa a id $3 90 cts. for gravel obtaine4 from Mr. Bawze. in the years 1868 and 1869:—Carried, Mov- .ed by Thos, Dvidson, seconded by John Malone That James Campbell be paid $24 for sodding the road on the North Boundary Line, also $9 to George Murray for choppiig and clearing the centre of said road—Car- Tied. Moved by Thos. Davidson, seconded by John Malone That- John McDonald be paid $35, for work done on. the' 12th and 13th Con Line, Lots 11 - Carried. I. Moved by John Malone, seoouded by Thos. Daveclson, That James Carlon be paid $17 tor turnpik- ing on the 2nd and 3rd Con. Line Lots IL— Carried. Moved by Thos. Davidson, second -4 ed by John Malone That George Hart be. paid $13 for work done apposite Lots 30.— Carried. Moved 15y John Malone, seconded by Thos. Davidson, That the securities pre- sented by the Collector; be accepted, viz : Andrew Murdie, and Archibald McGregor, and that tue i;lerk take charge of the Bond. —Larried Moved by Tuos Da.videon, sec- onded by John Melone That this Council do now adjouru to meet again on the 27th inst., at Murray's Hotel, Seaforth. JOHN O' ULT .TIVA N. Tp. Clerk.. The minutes, of last xneeting lacing mil3laid, will epteiar when another copy is proeureda: 1112TORY. Some members of this class acquitted. themselves most creditably. The les- sons were those treating of the early part of the Norman Dynasty, and in the main a very gond general knowledge of the fact., of those times appeared to be posse.ssed by the class. CIEOGRAPHY. The only successful plan that, VT be- lieve, can be adopted for inculcating this •branch of education, namely, map teaching with . historical notices of the places under consideratien, is practised by. Mr. Dewar. The old fashioned idea of studying geography exclusively from books and at the time of recitation, shutting off from sight every thing in the she pe of a map or chart, has pretty generally extdoded. MATHEMATICS. III this department, which we -new treat as including Arithematie, 9.1ge- ore, and Orconict-y, w thinl tu t the school eally excels. The ease with which the scplare roots of involved al- gebraical quantities were extracted bY lads of ten to fourteen tt ears, was great- er than is oLtea witnessed when more pretentious persons perform the same operations. In geometry the perfor- mances were very noticeable. We un- dersta,nd that it has only tecently been introduced, and many of the scholars appear. to 'thor-mghly comprehend the nature of the study, having the defini- tions, postulates and axioms at their tongues' ends. GENERAL REMARKS Notwithstanding the excellency. ma eifested in moi‘e ways than one by the scholars of this school, there is one bad fatttre very obvious—the lessons are mainly, if not wholly, prepared during School hours. The objections to such a system are numerous, the rincipal, and the only oaei wnich we shall now mention, is the waste of time. This we consider to be of p:trawount import- ance, and one, the oveecomint of which, should engage the attention of all par- ents and guardian. Need we, tell those very persons that they are the responsible parties for the existence of snob a state of affairs. It is a lack of home influence in the right direction ; parents do not second the efforts of the teacher. DEATH. COYMAND. —In Stau!ey on the 1st. -int. Mr James - Copeland aged 83 years and 3 months. (The Ed: or regrets an error that appeared in, this noice last week. ). THE MARKETS. SEAFORTH, Nov. 19,1869. Wheat, (Fall) t bushel. Wheat (Spring) .U? bushel, Barley a? bushel, Oats: S? bushel, Peas e bushel, Potatoes Ig bushel, Hay tit ton, Eggs 11/ -dozen, Butter, if, lb. Ducks,. Pork, Hides, Sheep Skins,. Chickens, Geese, Turkeys, 0:80 0:80 0:40 0:29 0:50 0:50 9:00 0:15 0:19 0:25 1:50 6:00 0.40 0.12 0 :25; 0.4a to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to 0:85 0:82 0:45 0:29 0:53 0:55 0:10 0:15 0:21 0 :30 9:00 6:60 1:00 0:15 0.30 0;75 GRAND TRUNK 'RAILWAY. Winter Arrangements. Trains will leave the Seaforth Station, follows:— • GOING EAST. GOING wEssr. 7:18 A.m. 2:20 P.M. • 10:30 A. M. 3:08 P. M. 2:20 P. M. 8:42 a. M. sal:A 0-77,8 STRAYED HEIFER. SYED into the premiPes of the sub- TItA criber, Lot 20,- north side Bayfield Road, Stanley Township. one Heifer with an Ear niasiit, bearing the name of a bicEwing. The owner is requested to prove property, pay expenses, and take the same away, JOHN PATON, Stanley November lg. 102-4m • STRAY H4IFER. CAME into the enclosure of the subserl ber, Lot 2, Con 8, Millet a red and white two-year-old Steer. The owner is re- quested to prove property, pay charges, and take tke same away. •ARMSTRONG. Millet, Nov. 19th. 102-3in STEERS STRAYED CAME into the enclosure of the subscri- ber, Lot 2, Con. 14, Tuckersmith, four 1. -year-old Steers. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take them away, ALEX. THOMSON Tuckersmith. Nov. 18. 1869. 102-4in STRAW CUTTER. • The subscriber desires to intimate to the public that he is sole agent in Seaforth for the sale of MAXWELL & WHITELAW ' S Celebrated ASTRA wf CUTTER HORSE AND HAND POWER. Also for MasseY's iinproved. • Gralii- 'Crusher. A STOCK KEPT CONATANTLY ONHAND. OLIVER 0: WILSON. Market Square. Seaforth, Noov. 19th. 1869. 192-tf REMOVED ! R E 610 VE D! ora & tyan Have Removed to their New Brick Store! • Where they wid keep constantly on hand the LARGEST& BEST ASSORTED Stock of GROCERIES WINES ARID LIQUORS ! Ever offered for sale in -this County, JOHN WALSH Begs to inform his old customers and the public generally that he has on hand the ffnest and best selected stock of TEAS! Ever brought into this county, which he is prepared to sell LilWER than any Montreal or Toronto Tea Company can. He will give you A Good Tea for $0 621eper lb. A very fine Young 'Tyson, 0 75 ". Extra Fine do do 0 871 Very Fine & Best Imported, 100 " Try hiss 75e. Tea! A liberal reduction made to parties pule chasing Ten Pounds and upwards. He hat also on hand a large and well se- lected stock of 01-13,00=,IMS1 WINES_ & LIQUORS, Which he is prepared to sell Lower than any house in the county, for Cash or Trade. Be- low you will find the price of some of the Leading articles: 10 lbs Good Bright Sugar for 25 " Good Rice, 25 " Good Barley,' 20 " Fresh Currants, 12 " Good Valentia Raisins Best Coffee for 25c. per lb. A Good Smoking Tobacco, • 25e. " Good Old live, 90e. per gall. Extra Old Bye and Malt, 51 00 '.$1 00 00 100 J-00 1 00 He has also some of the finest WINES & BRANDIES IMPORTED !- The celebrated Marsden Wine, which is de- clared by Chemists and Medical men to he pure and equal in quality and flavor to the best Port, and can be sold for less than half its price. Seaford), Nov. 19th. 99-tf. NOTICE OF REMOVAL rpTIE 3ul?seribers beg to _notify their ens: , tomers and the public generally that.; they haye removed To the Store lately occupied by • A. Mitchell, Second Door Above W. S. Robertson's Italian Warehouse, At Prices that will en- Where they will keep eonstantly on hand a large stock of FRESH FAMILY GROCER ras and PROVISIONS, XXX FAMILY FLM, and all kinds of MillA Chop Feed_ Country Produce taken in, exchange for Groceries, Provisions, Flour and Feed,. All goods purchased from us will be deliv- ered Free of Charge in any part of Seafortte Harputhey, or Egmondville. Farmers may exchange -wheat, &e., for Flour and Fee4 at our muii, at the highest W.A. Shearson & Co. Seaforth, Nov. 19th. .52-1y. e sure satisfaction. They respectfully invite ail their old cus- tomers, as well as the generalpublic, to give them a call before purchasing elsewhere. HOTEL XRP.PERS and others wanting goods in large quantities are invited to .in- speet the stock. *Remember the place : Large Brick Store, East side of Main -street. KILLdRAN & RYAN. eeaforth, Nov. 19th, 1869. 10 2-3m. STRAYED OR STOLEN. T RAYED or stolen, from Seaforth, on the 9th inst, a light grey Cow giving milk. Such informationas-will lead to her recovery as will be liberally paid for. J. M. MARTIN. Seaforth, Nov., 12th. 101-4in FRESH G ROT] ND Leave ft 'sr k Wroxeter; Leech - vi -Ile Bayfield. and Exeter, en the ariiiral the trains in the afternoon. ava C °free, At PCOTT ROBERT -:ON' NOTICE. Wife, Mary McKay, having left my Ivi. bed and board withont just eause or provocation, this is to caution all Parties from giving her credit on my azeount,' 48 from this date 1 will not be responsible fee any delete she may emitract- • WiscKAY. .2Ve r, I2th. I 101 -3th STRAYED. 1•••••••••••.•••••••• /IAMB into the premises of the subscriber,. k._) Lot X, Con, 6, McKillop, on or abone the 1st of October wo 6teers, one dark red; the other around three years old. The owner is requested to prove property pay naris, and take them away. JAMES. RAYge, Melcillop, Nov., & STOLEN Chi STRAYED. TFJIROM 811a.rea's HotoJL Seefoath, CA1 .cir abiakt. the 21.ith of October le -et. a Ilt?..te. Hound.Shq, aneVolg to the wont of '‘I..iiteet* :Any person ietteening Lac same to the'ft;t2;la'i - signed, oe givjzig :,,such information tie 'may lead, to its redoverv will b6 saitanly. 1 , tieA, t - - e.. nolsafrs'ea Laeaforth4, Yov. - r ; o 51-