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Manitoba.
The London Free Press pA1lTe4 the fol-
lowing very readable letter, from its own
Manitoba ilorrespondent; dated Sept, 9th:
Tuesday was a day of ninny incidents in
this conimunity. It dawned --,'midst hmist
and rain, the roads being turned into per-
fect quagmires. There is soluething,par;
ticularly tenacious in the Red River mud.,
The prairie appears to be composed of rich
*black loam, overlaid with the stickiest of
clay.' This, however, only reveals itself
when it is wet. and, judging of our exper-
. ence since we arrived here, that is pretty
much all the tithe I said that the weather
was brooding and melancholy; loud storms
were also brewing. Dr. Schultz arrived
here on Sunday- evening, and Dr. Lynch
the following day. These gentleman had
private, not political, crows to pluck with
some of the dwellers of this place, who bad
insulted them. So accordingly 1)1.. Lynch
pitched into a former ally of his and a bro-
ther medico, Dr. O'Donnel, and in some
mysterious way, which will perhaps be nn.
deritood by the faculty, the bead of the last
nanaecl comes to grief, and there-appearS to
be a general jubilatien over the occurrence
amongst the loyal inhabitants. On Tues-
day morning also Dr. Schultz pays a visit
to theeditorial sanctum of the ” New Na
tiori." The editor is yet in bed: The doc-
tor gains -admittance to the bedroom of the
slumbering editor, who is no less a person
than the late President of the short-lived
Republic of Manitoba, and throwing a load- -
ed revolver an the bed, tells the unhappy
recipient te defend himself, and - he imme-
diately proceeded to, castigate him for some
insulting remarks he had published, having
no reference to politics. .1 would not have
mentioned these personal matters, but as
the actors in the several di amas talk freely
of the occurr6nce themselves; I write them
to you sr) that your readers may better un-
derstand how men and things are in this
-crude Provilice
At one o'clock the Lieutenant -Governor
Theld a levee. The Council of Assiniboide,
the Hudson Bay officials, . and the " 'oi_pol-
loi," were presented by the Governor 61 the
Hudson Bay Company; Mr. Donald Smith,'
Coloi3e1s Jarvis 4„nd -easault presented the
officers of their respective battalions ; the
Anglican and Roman Catholic clergy we -..e,
I believe, pre4nted by3 their respective
Bishops; Colonel Wolsely presented myself
and some others. After the levee the
Governor attended a parade of the First
Ontario Battalion. This fin3 regiment,
headed by their new brass band, was march-,
ed in fours, right in front, from the camp-
ing ground by the river bank to the prairie
-in rear of the fort.
On arriving at the collier flag, the word.
4 4 &Oat form conapanies," brought the regi -
meat into open column of companies, the
left flanks resting on the side of the oblong
Opposite the saluting base. The column
was tbeii wheeled into line, and the ranks
opened [fora general salute. The, Gover-
nor, accompanied by Cols. Wolseley, Jar-
vis, Boulton Casault and Irvine ; Captain
liuyshe, D. A. C., Mr..Bell, the GoVernor's
Secretary, and Lieut, Dennison, passed • in
the ,rear and between the ranks inspecting
the men. Col. Jarvis then took the com-
mand, and proceeded with the salute,. ----
This 5nishect,the regiment again broke into
open column, and marehed past in quick
time. The column then closed to -quarter
distance on the front company, and march-
ed past at the double. Having done this,
it was opened to 'Wheeling distance. It
then wheeled into line, the ranks opened;
and the line advanced in review order and
saluted, the band plaving "God §ave the
Queen," &large crowd of spectators'—strang-
ers, half-breeds and Indians—standing with
uncovered heads as the glorious strains of
the National anthem swelled on the air.—
The ranks were then closed, and tha --iegi-
inent marched Ofrthe ground in fours, left
in front. On arrival at the campthe wings
faced inwards, te,.1 Cel.,,p-arvis conveyed to
the regiment, 4.fe Lieut.-Gevernor's high
appreciation of their soldierly appearance,
together with the expression of his hope
that the men would conduct themselves in
in a concilatory manner towards theif fel-
low -subjects, the people ot Manitoba, and
avoid, as soldiers ought, all appearance of
beconiing political partizans. The battal-
ion was then dismissed.
Mr. Dawson has received orders to com-
mence -building 'additional accomodations
for barracks:- Among the first things to be
erected, is a large recreation room, to in-
duce the men to stay in barracks instead of
wasting time, money and health in the tav-
erns and saloons, where wretched liqor is
sold. I believe that the whiskey sold here
is of the most fiery description_; what is or-
dinarily called " forty-iod" by our Ameri-
can cousins being mild when compared to
so that every ; inducement should
be held out to the men to refrain:from its
use. With this view I have sent in an aP-
plication through Col. Wolseley for a sup-
ply of the ordinary games and Ifit-
tings for a recreation room usually granted
to every British regiment.
-o• OW
No. 1 homemade kip boots for $4 :- cow hide
41(), $3.50, at Coventry's.
Th the horrors of war on the Continent
of Europe is now added pestilence in Spain.
At Barcelona and the Spanish towns along
the Mediterranean the Nomito prevails in
• ita most virulent and malignant forms.—
The disease was brought from Cuba. 'Thou -
sods of pergolas die daily.
-41* • Ow
Our readers will hear with regret of the
sudden death of Mrs. Punshon, the amiable
and beloved wife of the Rev. W. Morley
Purishon. The sad event took place on
Friday, at Toronto. Mrs. Punshon's death
has cast a gloom over all Methodist,cinles,
and upon all who knew her worth.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
Lose of th.e "Captain" Explained.
I
Late mail advices dispel the myptery
which hung around the mariner in Nthicli
the Caplcrka was lost, The gunner, with
seventeen of the crew who escaped, have
\,
arrived{,at the Admiralty in London, It
appeam- bat a heavy squall struck the ship;
she yielded to its force and capsized. Cap-
tain Burgoyne was on deck at the moment.
He ordered the topsails to ba loWered and
sheets to be let fly. But as the vessel laid
over the bottom of the hurricane deJk was
exposed to the full force of the wind, and
acting as a huge sail, pressed her lower and
lower into the water Until she turned com-
pletely, over. Her deck was burst in by
the immense weig,ht pressina6 upon it. She
filled with water and wentdown like a
Acme. The two fatal errors in' the con-
struction of the Captain were the putting
masts into her and givine.bher only six in-
stead of eight feet freeboard as Captain
Celes had designed.
, .*•0. -
The best selected stock of Boots and Shoes in
Seaforth, at Coventry's.
A bydaw granting a.,bonus of $200,000
in aid of the Goa ada Southern Railway has
been adoptedby the County Council of Fil-
e -in.
Government _Drains !
100 LABO URERS !
ANTED FOR THE ABOVE WO_RKS, IN
the Township of Grey, -County of Huron,
after the 10th of October. Wages,—$1.25 to$1.75
per day.
Parties willing to undertake -a few acres of
CHOPPING •AND CLEARING, can see the
Specifications of the work required., at SAGE'S
HOTEL, WALTON, until the 6th of October.
WANTED!
A GOOD YOKE OF OX E N.
The Highest Price; IN CASH, will be paid for
Beef, Pork, Flower, Potatoes,
Butter and Eggs,
Delivered at the Works. TM. Enquire at Sage's
Hotel.; Walton, or of the Foreman of the
Works.
G. BLAIN, Contractor.
Walton, Sept. 29th, 1870.
147—
',R.,3:31\1 -1R.,
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HAMILTON, ONT.,
Manufacturers of the Gardner
Patent Sewing Machines and
Knitting Machines. Separately
and Combined.
0
THE SEWING MACHINE
Is now ready, and.Vill Be followed in a
few weeks by
THE' KNITTER,
Which can be attached. without difficulty to any
of the Company's Sewers.
•
HE Manufacturers claim that the Sewing
Machine is simple, durable, and easily adapt-
ed to all kinds of Family and Manufacturers'
work; it can be used. by the Dress -maker, Tailor
and Shoemaker, with equal satisfaction. The
Sewing Machine or Knitter will, be sold separate-
ly or combined. In the latter case, by an ad-
justment of the driying belt, only treadle and
staidis useCI, running each machine separately,
orltMh together, as raay be required. The pro-
prietors are convinced that this is one of the
most useful labor-saving pieces of household fur-
niture.ever offered to the public. Call on or ad-
dress !
PETER GRASSO,
Agent for the Co. of Huron, Seaforth P. 0.
Seaforth, Sept. 27,1870.
147—
SEPTEMBER 30, 1870.
TREASURER'S
SALE OF LANDS
FOR
AXES !
COUNTY OF HURON, ) T•IDY VIRTUE
• To Wit: _ID of a Warrant
under the hand of the 'Warden of the County of
Huron, and the Seal of the said County, bearing
date the seveath day of July. A.D. 1870, to me di-
rected, for the collection of arrears of taxes due
on the undermentioned lands. These are there-
fore to give nOtice that unless the said taxes, to
gether with all lawful costs and charges be sooner
paid, I shall on WEDNESDAY the 23rd day of
llovernber, A.D. 1870, at the hour of one o'clock
P.M., at the Court House in the town of Gader-
ich, proceed to sell by Public Auction the said
lands, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to
discharge such arrears of taxes •and charges
thereon.
Lot or Part
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD.
• oi
84
g 03 gi
• o
cl)
$s. cite 0
o.) • o
o - 113
P -I 'el C.)
10 4th e. d. 200 p 92 37 3 17 95 54
N A 4 9th " 100 u p 90 94 3 12 94 06
N 1 10th " - 50 p 13 13 1 20 14 33
E 1 of E 1 8 12th" 50 u p 36 61 177 38 38
E of N 11 6th w d 50 p 19 57 1 35 20 92
N W 1 2 8th 50 p 23 66 1 45 25 11
E 1 2 do 100 p 45 11 2 00 47 11
s 4 of E 1 . 9th " 50 p 5 80 1 00 680
Sptof Ept 5 do 69 p 34 69 1 72 36 41.
N E 1 14th " 50 p 29 75 1 60 31 35
17 do • 158 p 77 20 2 80 80 00
8 E part of S part
28 n t plot f p 4 86 97 5 83
VILLAGE OF PORT ALBERT IN ASH-
• FIELD.
cession or Street
22 W Arthur st.
- 1 p 272
23 do '1 p 272
94 • de p 272
25 do 1 p 272
26 do 1 p 272
• 1. 8 Ashfield st.
5 p 10 43
• 2 do 4p 973
25 W Wellington street
1 p..4, 8 13
30 do 1 p *- 729
26 E Wellington street
1 p - 12- 42 1 17 13
Subdivisions of lots 5 & 6 E London Read
1 -E London Road
p 268 „93
2 do . 1 p 268-93
3 do p 268 93
4 do • }p 268 93
6 do p 268 93
8 , do .. f p 268 93
9 do p ' 2 68 93
10 do f p 268 93
2 S E William street
p 267 93
3 do 1 ' p 267 03
• 4 do f p 267 93
6 do 1 p 267 93
7 do + p 2 67 93
8 do p 267 93
1 N W William street
p 267 93
4 do 4p 267 93
5 do p 267 93
6 do - f p 267 93
2 S E Arui street
1 p 267
3 do 4p 267
2. 67
2 67
2 67
93 3 65
93 :365
93 3 65
93 3 65
93 365
1 12 11 55
1 10 10 83
107 920
1 05 8 3
4 do 1 p
.5 do 1 p
8 do 1 p
1 N W Ann street
2 do
3 do
4 do
5 do
6 do
7 do
8 do
2 67
2 67
2 67
2 67
2 67
2 67
2 67
2 67
3 61
3 61
3 61
3 61
3 61
3 61
3 61
3 61
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
93 '3 60
93 3 60
93 3 60
93 .3 60
93 360
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
3 60
3 60
, 3 60
3 60
3 60'
3 60
3 60
3 60
VI4LAGE OF-DtTNGANNON IN ASHFIELD.
28 Mallough's Survey
p 409 97 506
TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE.
2 Lakeshore 53 p 30 48 1 62 32 10
2 W Lake road
100 p 54 6S 2 22 56 90
\TILLAGE OF CLINTON.
1
0
256 i P
302 3-16 p
355 4 P
357 1 P
730 1 P
731 4 P
,
826 •1
:f P
892 .4 P
953 1 P
1222 W Rattenbury's new survey
• - 1 p - 1 39 90
TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH.•
319 95
6 16 1 02
2 41 03
183 90
99 8S
99 88
117 90
381 95
3 13 95
4 14
7 18
3 34
2 73
1 Sr
1 87
2 97
4 76
4 08
2 29
Subdivision of Lot 4 in lst concession
1 5 p 14 40 1 22 15 62
6 5 p 9 73 1 10 10 83
5 p 9 73 1,10 10 83
p 8 60 1 07 9 67
5 p 9 54 1 10 10 64
5 p 9 54 1 10 10 64
7
15
24
25
26 5 p 9 54 1 10 10 64
Subdivision of Lot 10 in lst Concession
6 1st 10 p 8 30 1 07 9 37
S'• 15 lst „ 11 p 11 75 1 15 12 90
W part 24 2nd C.) 40 p 5 91 1 00 691
N E part 7 B 6 p 20 66 1 37 22 03
W part 9 Maitland, 10 p 5 80 1 00 6 80
NW part 46 " 20 p 17 22 1 30 18 52
S Centre part or E part of W half '
105 " 36 p 36, 96 1 77 38 73
TOWN OF GODERICH.
10
15
92
94
W part 111
372
392
393
401
555
902
959
962
1044
1048
_W 4 1058
1115
E f 1188
.
1232
E4 131• 6
1323
p 21 00 1 40 22 40
p 13 34 14, 20 14 54
I p 17 41 1 30 18 71
I p. 17 41 1 30 18 71
p 5 66 1 00 666
I p 15 47 1 25 16 72
p 8 41 1 07 9 48
4p 9 34 1 10 10 44
p 2 75 93 3 68
p 13 50 1 20 14 70
p 16 24-1 27 17 51
p 19 34 1 35 20 69
p 19 22 1 35 211 57
• p 43 72 1 95 45 67
1 p 15 31 1 25 16 50
p 365 95 4 60
p 1 41. -90 2.31
11-20 p • -84 88 1 -72
'VA p 392 95 4 87
1-40 p- 33 88 121
1.6p 12i 90 2 15
_
Lot. , Con. .Ac. Pt. Taxes Costs Total
11332324i
" p 2 05 93 2 98
1-5 p 1 25 90 215
113381- " p 2 24 93
62 3 17
, ," p 224 93 3-17
70 Su bdivisiox)., o, f plots 21 &23 0
3 con.. A.,2 13
77 " p 406 97 5.03
1 :Subdivision of lot 4 CM. A
" . 5 10 1 00 66 1166
10 , c 55 116° 100
1 °°
5 16 1 09 6 16
3 41
5 44 P 6 16
7 if. P
p) 123 '90 21313
12 it i
14 4 t 1 23 90
2
16 61 44 11.)) 1 23 90 2 1133
20 4 i p• 1 23 90 2
193
22 i I p 1 03 90
103 90 1.93
24 p 103 90 193
p
103 90193
30 , , p 103 90 193
32 df P 1 03 90 193
34 ,,
,13 1 03 90 1 93 -
:38 " p 123 90 213
40 , ,
P 1 23 90 2 13
42 Cd
P 123 90 2 13
47 • .,4 p • 11 2233 9909 2 13
2 13
45 ,, P
49 ‘,
P 123 90 2 13
50 " p '123 90 213
52 54 " p 103 90 193
56 " , p 103 90 193
64 " p 1 03 90 1 93
" p 103 90 193
66 " p 103 90 193
t)7 " p 258 93 351
69 71 " p ' 132 90 222
73 " p 132 90 2 22
" p 104 90 194
/ 81 Subdivision of lot 10 eon. A
Park and Marwood's survey
P 40 88 1 28
ey
S E f 8 Toronto street
• 1-2O.p 64 88 152
E 1 7 Cedar st 1-10 p 76 88 1 64
S E f 8 do 1-20 p 38 88 1 26
20 Con. C 10 p 5 13 1 00 6 13
i Subdivisions of lots 17 & 18 con. 0
i 5 1 p 5 16 1 00 6 16
itonst86 ft. front
SubdivisiionfsroonftLogtsT303r00 3 478
p 126 88 •2 14
do 3 do 40 ft. front
p 329 95 424
do 4 do • 40 ft. front
P 32
do . 6 do 53 ft. front9 95 4 24
p 448 97 5 45
do 7 fronting on Picton st. 53 ft. front
p 448 97 545
TOWNSHIP OF GREY,
S1
N
36 lst
29 4th
24 5th
28 "
29 6th
33 "
34
35 "
32 7th
35 "
35 10th
30 17th
50p 6 71 1 02 7
50 u.p 461 97 5
100 p 42 76 1 '95,44
" u.p 59 50 2 35 61
" n.p 38 21 1 82 40
" p 34 77 1 72 36
" p 34 77 1 72 36
" u.p 34 77 1 72 36
"p 21 33 1 40 22
" u.p 31 09 1 65 32
" p 25 77 1 50 27
" u.p 49 20 2 10 51
73
58
71
85
03
49
49
49
73
74
27
30
VILLAGE OF AINLEYVILLE IN GREY.
. 3 Wm. st 1 p 12 55 1 17 13 72
4 do 1 p 12 55 1 17 13 72
TOWNSHIP OF HAY.
Northerly 45 acresbeirigN 1 less 5 acres ; off S E
Corner -
13 lst ' 45 p 75 69 2 75 78 44
VILLAGE OF RODGERV1LLE IN HAY.
2 4-p 7 94 1 05 899
3 1 p 7 94 1 05 899
TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK.
S part 30 2nd 50 p .11 26 1 15 12 41
E 1 13 3rd 50 p 12 63 1 17 13 80
28 8th 100 u.p 8 73 1 07 9. 80
13 9th • 100 p 37 10 1 80 38 90-
E 1 23 10th 50 u.p 18 72 1 :32 20 04
1 11th 100 " 16 33 1 27 17 60
6 13th 100 " 11.47 1 15 12 62
25 14th 100 p 30 10 1 62 31 72
S E part 8 A 10 u.p 1 30 88 2 18
W 1 24 " 45 p 23 98 1 45 25 43
W4- 25 " 45 p 20 37 1 37 21 74
W part 27 " 34 p 11 11 1 15 12 26-
E part 28 " 15 p 1270 1 17 13 96
NW part 31 " - 1 p 3 95 95 4 90
• 2:3 B 100 p 38 61 1 82 40 43
VILLAGE OF WROXETER IN HOWICK.
4 S Queen st, 1 p 69 88 1 57
6 Centre st E
-
1-5 p 6 37 102 7 39
2 Main st N 1 p 69 88 1 57
1 Marrietta st W
1 -Sp 88 88 1 76
2 " 1-5 p 88 88 1 76
9 -Mill st S 1-5 p 4 00 97 4 97
2 Newman st.
1-5 p 131 90 221
8 Anna St N p
9 88 88 1 76
88 88 - 1 76
P
VILLAGE OF HOWICK IN HOWICK.
143
144
156
178
179
196
1-5
CC
p 7 '93 I 05 8 98
p 7 p4 1 05 899
Ir. 264 93 357
p 859 107 966.
P 8 59 1 07 9 66
p 37 88 125
VILLAGE OF BELMORE IN HOWICK,
2 Howick st t p 168
N part 3 " 4p 141
5 " • 4p 29
9 ,, 2p 282
3 Kinloss st 1 p 25
13 " 4p 25
90 2 58
90 2 31
88 1 17
93 3 75
88 1 13
88 1 13
VILLAGE OF ALMA IN TOWNSHIP OF
HULLETT.
27 I P
28 1 P
36 P
70 P
74 • • * P
24 88 112
24 88 112
48 88 1 36
24 88 1 12
24 88 112
VILLAGE OF SUMMERHILL 1N HULLETT.
13 p 24 88 112
VILLAGE OF MANCHESTER IN HULLETT.
15• p 35 1.00 6 35
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS.
S 4 91st 100 p 23 03 1 45 24 48
S 10 lst I 100 p 23 03 1 45 24 48
N 9 5th 100 p 33 47 1 70 35 17
N 25 8th 100 u.p 84 64 2 97 871,61
VILLAGE OF AINLEYVILLE IN MORRIS.
51
52
104
123
134
135 _
136
142
143
144
145
p 102
p 477
p 246
4-p 167
P 48
p 48
t48
- 48
4p- 48
p 48
4p 48
90 1 92
97 5 74
93 3 39
90 257
88 1 36
88 1 36
88 1 36
88 1 36
88 1 36
88 1 36
88 1 36
VILLA.GE OF BLYTHE IN MORRIS. '
61 i p .4 36 97 5 33
-70 4p 1 17 RP, 2 07
71 • 4p 239 . vs 32
73 f p 8 29 1 07 936
89 • 1 p 2 02 93 2 95
90 1 p 2O2 93 295
Lot. Con. A. Pt. Taxes Cod Totocti
91
92
93
94
05
96
97
98
99
• 100
101
108
119
120
130
• 131
132
134
135
• 136
137
138
130
140
141
142
McConnell's Survey
" 6 Block C
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
1 Block D
it
Cl
-Ct
CI
Ct
2
3 4'
4 4'
p
4 P
P
4 p
1 P
40 88
40 88
40 88
40 88
49 88
40 88
40 88
49 88
40 88
40. 88
128
1 28
128
128
128
1 28
128
128
1 28
1 28
p 81 88 -169.
p 81 88 16.
4ri- pp 88.11. 8888 41 669
1411 pP1) 3 244,1°0 898588 4 "
4 p 40 88 12S
404° 8888
/41 >Pp 22 04°022 989383
4
1 p 202 93
p 2 02 93
4 p 202 93
1) 40 88
p 40 88
p 40 88
f p 40 88
1 p 40 88
p 40 88
p 40 88
p 40 88
- 44°0 888
p 8
1 89 90
p 58 88
41 1133 5588 8888
1 28
1 28
1 28
1 28
128
2 95
295 ,
2 95
2 95
2 95
1 28
128
1 28
1 28
1 28
128
128
1 28
1 28
2 79
1 46
146
146
TOWNSHIP OF MCKILLOP
W4- 71st 5�p 49 50 2 10 51 60
VILLAGE OF SEAFORTH
Beattie and Stark's 8urvey
7 Block B
" -28 "
1
Jarvis' Survey
• " 29
'4
it 39
it
CC
CC
60
61
106
107
Gouinlock's Survey
84 18
C C
1-10
210 93 303
2-30 93 323
231 93.324
15 10 1 25 13 35
8 19 1 07 926
9 31 1 10 10 11
206 93 3 89
426 97 523
153 90 243
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY,
E part 13 Range A 14 p 24 61 1 47 26 08
7 J 20 p 17 92 1 30 19 22
W part 12 " N 41 p 4 31 97 5 28
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN.
8 35th • 50 p 40 14 1 87 42 01
Part 106th. p 5 62 1 00 662
N 4 4 Oth50 p 28 71 1 57 30 28
8 100 p 79 14 2 85 81 99
N 1213th 50 p 22 64 1 42 24 Oe
• 11 N Bdy 100 p .55 57 2 25 57 82
12 " 100 p 46 22 2 02 48 24
W 9 S Bdy 50 p 27 32 1 55 28 87
28 " 100 p 71 07 2 65 73 %.
VILLAb-E OF CREDITON IN STEPHEN.
5 p 1 33 90. 2 22
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH.
Centrep't 16 lst Huron Road Survey
41 p 294 93 3 87
VILLAGE OF EG-MONDV1LLE IN TUCKER'
1 Clinton st I p 89 88 1 77
TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY.
N part
S part
N 1
32
32 '-
40 lst
.26 llth
:31 "
60 p 56_ 13 2 27 58 4C
30 p 29 11 1 60 30 71
50 p 8 32 1 07 9 39
100 u.p 32 25 1 67 33 92
100 " 54 66 2 22 56 88
VILLAGE OF WINGHAM IN TURNBERRY.
Park kt 42
" 43
59
173
227
LC
61 25 90 2 15
6' ].)i.25 90 215
5 p 426 97 523
p 76 88 164
p , 76 88 1 64
VILLAGE OF ZETLAND IN TURNBERRY,
10 4 il? il- 53 97 . 5 5C
11 -.!-; p ,4 53 97 550
81.3.p. 12 23 1 17 13 40
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE.
S part 19 lst • 45 p 50 59 2 12 52 71-
E half 14 N E Bdy 50 p 16 54 1 27 17 81
VILLAGE OF EXETER IN USBORNE.
(Subdivision of 17 & 18 con. lst - 21 McConnell's survey
f p 80 88 168
37 do 4p 58 88 146
38 do 1 p 58 88 1 46
39 do 4p 58 es 146
43 ,do 4p .294 93 387
44 do f p 294 94- 387
45 do - f p 2 94 93 ( 387
Subdivision of lot 20 con lst
12 McConnell's survey.
+ •p 12 07 1 17 13 24
35 do •
13 do i 1-.)) ° 41Q
1 Y. 1• 190
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TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH.
S 31 11th 100 u.p 48 65 2 07 50 72
VILLAGE OF BLYTHE IN E. WAWANOSH •
81
20
21
22
28
32
37
P 148 90 228
p 148 90 23
p 148 90 2 38
p 3 37 95 432
I p 167 90 257.
p 3'73 95 4 68
TOWNSHIP OF WEST WAW.ANOSH.
N 1 18 lst 100 u.p 41 26 1 90- 43 16 •
W 1 24 4th 100 p 87 31 3 05 90 36
E 244th 100 p 91 00. 3 15 94 15
E4- 14 12th 100 u.p 39 54 1 85 41 39
VILLAGE OF MANCHESTER IN W. WA,'
• WANOSH,
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
VILLAGE OF ST. HII,LENS
NOSH-
Mather's Survey
7 P
VILLAGE OF DUNGANNON
NOSH.
MeMath's Survey
36 p
A. M. B,
Co. Treasurer's Office,
Goderioh, July 8th, 1870. 5
112 90 202
112 90 202
112 90 2 02
112 90 2 02
112 99 202
112 90 2 02
:112 90 202
112 90 202
IN W. WAWA -
3 71 95 466
412.97 509
IN W. WAWA.
7 56 1 05 861
OSS,
Tresinirer,
Ca Harm
s
WM. F. LUXTO
VL A NO
BUS1N
TRACY,
East efiftril Aieth°
Seaforth, Doe.. 14t
ID C. MOORE,
alte, offfUnieraand
es
rsityr„2111
Zurich, Sept. 7th,
TAM.t.S STEWA1
of McGill Unive
Surgeon, &e. Offi
thores, Varna.
Ir. W. R. &MIT
Offiee,—Opposi
(lence—Main-street,
Seaforth, Dec. 14,
ilirr L. VERCOE,
-geon, etc., Of
of Market and High
of Kidd & Melvin -1k'
Sea.f4th, Feb, 4t
JCAMPBELL, M
. Gill University,
geon, ete.,Seaforth,.
Post Office Building,
found by night or du
Seaforth, July 15i
711)0 F. WALKER,
U.
Public, &c. Office;
Court House, Gaderi:
N.B.—Money to le
Lands.
Geclerich, Jan'y. 2
ICAUG HEY At
Attorneys at
and. insolvency, Not
er.s. Solicitors for th
Agents for the
N. te le
Houses and Lots- for
Seaforth, Dee. 14th,
'DENSON & AffEYE
j.) at Law, Solicit()
ency, Conveyancers,
fiees,—Seaforth and
Trust and. Loan Co. e
Colonial Securities
Money at 8 per cent.;
TAS. JL13ENSO.
Seakirth, Dee. 10th
DE
14:113111/1 10rat*estri'mi
• . eiMaTi lec)tel:
tender tee:
care taken for tile pre
Rooms over Collier's S
• Saeforths Dec. 14, 11
HO
C0
MMERC1AL H
Laird, proprietor;
modation for the tray
and. bar are always
markets afford. Excel
Ainleyville, April 23
17- ONX'S HOTEL 4
d.ersigued begs te!
liberal patronage awar
in the hotel business,
that he has again res
stand, where he will
from old friends, and
1 41
Seaforth, May 5, 187
JR. RO8S, Propri
• begs to inform the,
the travelling conartmni`
first-class accommedati
by travellers. A good
always on hand, Reg
every necessary attenti
Seaforth, Feb. Sth, 1
_110RITISH EX011A.
_I/ ONT., 3. ALLAW
WILLI/MS, (late of Am
Y.) Manager. • -This he
ly furnished, and refitte
one of the inest ennif9rt
the Province. Goad Sa
cial Travellers-, Terms
Goderich, April 14,1
MISCEL
0 HARP'S LIVE1W •
SEAMTII. Mitt
always on hand. at reaso
R
Seaforth, May rith, 1870
MAILL & CROOKE
0 and bpecifieitions
ter's, Plasterer's. and '
and valued. Offieg-4)1,T
store; Court -House 'Sq
Goderiek April 23, '18
& w AUPETT4L1
4 ,yeyars; Civil Enbi
of Conveyinang donewi
G. McPhillips, Commis..
Next doer south of Sha
Seaforth, Dec.' 14,
:
T1 lIAXLEIITTRST
_Dv,: the County
Particular : .attentio'n
Stock: FirinSteck S
Tennii. Goods Apprais
Landlord's Warrants E
First Division Court for
Godetich, June 9th, I