Huron Signal, 1848-02-18, Page 3Thi Presideathiee minas Parliament to-
Belbr e$ IM SSA we maser/. The hurry
♦td_tl_
,a t of the Menem' bei over,
`0 is saw man u the political world.—
tl'M taeeu4g of the Lgielatsre, however,
Will Mum this calm to be of but short dun -
1110a, d1 1 Legstrifislative Hall, -111 Press
tsewed N the Logi
,will boors* emitters with Ire, 1114 through
u lea people M large. As then 11 but the
g1lar.bWt room to doubt het diet the Refer.
Par-
IMwe.t a iseabe is power after sad once cr again trytheir
haa4 at the bels .1 akin, we hope they
may merles* their power in a spirit of wis-
dom aid petulance. If they guide well sod
wisely, they striates Toryism in Caamds
for ever.—isithersf Courier.
•• We teats that Hie Excellency, the
Governor Gewarel has received a despatch
from the Home Goveremest a000uocing
that a oew 1114 salishstory postal smogs -
went has been erected with the United
Staten, to come tato operation in April
east. The Colomi-I deepatelies forwarded
Mr His Excellency by the last mail were
permitted to pass unobstructed through the
United States' territory."—Celatist-
McDorral-a 1. MAT DT AL.—TSL case
arose out Of some trasetotl0a1 cemented
with the ag.eay of the Bask of Upper
Canada, at (lolMsieb. The def oda is had
Wenn sureties to the pWe1R for one
o'lv.hth, . clerk in the Mice of the balk, tm
a king held. !O'Neill was guilty of em-
besaali.g sad forgery, for whjs► he was
convicted at the last Huron assizes, and
the action was now against the sureties on
the bond. The case was tried at London,
tut manses, before Mr Justice Draper, and
• vord,et rendered for the defeada*t, The
Solicitor General moved, last term, for •
new trial, against which M . Brecher show-
ed cause.
The Court wen of hpioiae that the verdict
was clearly contrary to the law sod evi-
dence.
Evidence of gross misconDduct, on the
part of O'Neill, had been given ; and al-
though it appeared that 1e had been rewind
in the office after come of the acts bad bees
committed ..d *he0 they were or should
have ben detected, as war contended is the
defence, yet these were only some of the
defakatioDa. The answer was far from
.pplyi.g to them all.
New trial without costs.— British Cana -
etapplag wash ohms frie•da there leerq
to al,op ; he sad ow of his cousin I..
• ares i• the usoi wag, and Mittt ; tubae,
were cutting dews i.a..ther at momadletaoce,
but still within reach of the Wired ODE ;
when seedy down the young roan wbo was
working with btu .tapped aside • few paces
to epeek to his brother, giring.1 the were
time iaelrtaetioso to Juba when to cul, In
order to make toe tree ( which was • large
oar) go where they wished it ; it fell w
desired, old at is thought the m•ocuesmus of
the ;mad, caused by its fail, wa1 the
uccaNea of the tree already lodged coming
Iowa, as then was no connexion Atwees
them. Is (allies it struck Reed is the
head, aad injured him •o severely that he
oily survived two hours ; his commis bad
a very earner escape, as 1t fell at thou own
feet. He wee a very respeetable young
man, and the ovoid has etusod a great deal
of sympathy im the neighbourhood. Verdict,
accidental death.—Toronto Glebe.
A short time ago, an affair occurred to
Guelph, which threatened a very tragical
immolation. A family have fur souse eine
beeo resident there, the husband whereof
gains his breed as a barber. 1)n a recent
day he had felt it proper to administer seam
correction to his wife, . 'whore the indiction
with dignity, and postpoued her revenge till
a more convenient season. The unwonted
exercise, however, 'and a drop or two of
something aloe, it is said, having nut the
Gags/tater to sleep, bis wife took advantage
of his stupor, and drawing • near rather
slightly over his dash, east him howling
out of the house with the tale that his wife
had mit his threat. The neigbburs gathered
cooed het were muslnd that the intentios
could roily he to frighten him, and little
further intim war taken of the affair. The
moa, we believe is quite recovered.—Gulf
Reporter.
Nays &on..—The Tana haw bees declar-
ed unworthy the public eop6desee by • majority
of ones. A sew Mutat -y composed of thorough -
gales Reformers has been chases show Lames
rlrall appear is der seat.
CornsOATIo0 or Toa Donau AND WA-
TsaLoo ROAD I* STaaTvOaD.—Active steps
are at leogtb b;Dg liken to procure the
n ecessary power to carry into execution the
eztenuoo of the Diodes and Waterloo
Macadamised Road into the centre of the
Huron District. Numerous copies of •
Petition will immediately be sent into the
•amore populous places on the proposed
bow, as well as throe bout the country ex -
seeding *awnde to Goderich, for the pur-
pose
of being sieved and transmitted to
Parliaseivit, at the proper season. We
n eed heath age seterity in this affair.—
Every hnkshitent u the extensive country
breedh which the Rod is meant to pass,
',directly cad greatly interested Im having
n esse to the hest market ; and if he fails
to take the proper Means, an conjunction
with kis meigbbours, at the proper time, he
is guilty mot only of self -rubbery, but of
doing his bat to ruin his neighbours.—
Golf Reporkr.
1t1sAT7t w Ma. D Iesawu.—•Tbe London
papers apnoeas the death of Mr. D'Isreely
Sesser, the author of "The Curiosities of
Literature," and father of ' Young Ben,"
the M. P. He died on the 19th of January,
In the 83 year of age. He published"The
Curiesitiea" when only 14 years old. He
became blied i1 1839, but gave to the world
yet soother work', after tbis mi'fortuoe, by
the aid of his daugter. Though he publish-
ed a eottsid.rable number of works which
hold • fair (ask inlish literature, per-
haps his stroegert tm to con.iderauoo
arises from the fact that 6e was the first to
undertake a thorough examination of the
rut collection of manuscripts in the British
Museum.
O.-tbe 15th rot., as iagoe.t wail held at Hay-
field, Hos Dlsirict, before G. Fraser, Eeq
amt • Caesarea Jury sun the body of Geerge
Gerdes. • satire of the Parish of Creagb, Seth-
erlsodelere, Seethed- 11 appeared that is co• -
sawn» d hard &tabus, as deceased had, el
late, beta sebjrcted to several pan alteeks d
apoplexy ; u • 6t d whish Its bad ei mrd at tea
o'clock ea mks preceding evesi.g—is the 381b
year d kis age. •
P i e
0a the 16th iast., at Strained. Ham. Dir
trier.. Fera, WIu1Ae Ions, Sea., aged 67.
Hs war tisanes d Beidgswaur, E -.glad. He
was amswg the first settlers of Harps; and the
respect is which he was held was seflicieatly
"i.dicated by the large esacourse that accompaaiew
his remain to the place of ioteraeot in Goderich.
CANADA COMPANY.
LANDS IN CANADA WEST,
(Late Upper C•40444.
THE 41111110. of EMIGRANTS, OLD
SETTLERS Sad others, is 'stetted by
the Canada Company to the HURON DIS
TRIC"(. containing about
1,000,000 Acres II LaiuL
lo ONE 'BLOCK, ezioodiag Westward
from the (lore and Welb.gtoa Districts to
the Shores of Lake Humes, whlcb *Weed
1t for sixty miles.
THE LAND 1N Tut HURON DIS-
TRICI• is of the dont character, sed of
the description best adapted to the cultiva-
tion of What. This District po.ee.ses
advantages which render at peculiarly eligi-
ble to every class of Settlers : scarcely a
bad Farm is to be found in 1t : 1t is well
watered by living Stream., and the climate
is moat healthy. 'rime principal Port is
Goderich, the District Tow., which ba. a
population of about 1,00(1—good Stores or
Shops, Mechanics, a large Grist Mill, a
Fulling and Carding Mill, ao iron Foundry,
places of Religious Worship, residua Cler-
gymen, aid good Schools, where the higher
branches of the Classics are taught, ke.
Sic. etc.
Owing to these important advantages the
Huron District is rapidly advancing in pros-
perity, and within the last five years hu
nearly trebled its population and now euo-
taias upwards of 10,000 inhabitants, whilst
to the year 1st2 the populatio0 barely ex-
ceeded 7,000 ; and at 5 worthy of attention,
as sheaving the high estimation in which the
Canada Company's lands in the lluruo
District ars held throughout the Province,
that although the Company disposed of
87,500 acres during the last year, and thus
by new settlements added nearly 3000 to
the population of the Tract, only 450 soul"
were Emigrants of that year, the remainder
being old inhabitants os natives of the
country, and attracted to the Huron District
by the superior advantages it offers over
the older settlements of the Province.
The harbour ot Goderich, situated at the
confluence of the River Maitland with •Lake
Huron, 1 a safe •std commodious one, and
capable of admitting any vessel navigating
Lakes Ontario, Erie and Huron ; and from
which produce may be „ehipped to Quebec
in vessels capable of navigating the ocean.
Tbe Hulce Tract is intersected by good
Roads in various direclioos. Tt„rs are two
great leading Roads one extending East-
ward towards Hamilton, at the bead of Lake
Ontario, about sixty bitles; the other South-
yrty, towards Loodon, about forty-seveo
miss, where it is met by the Plaiik Road
between Hamilton, Lotdoo and Purt Stan-
ley, and the Land being i1 larg% blocky, it
ofrs advantages rarely mot with for the
undivided settlement of tunnies and com-
munities.
This Tract is admirably situated for secu-
ring the future prosperity ot the Settler,
from the advantages it possesses over more
Roland situations, through its water com-
munication with the ocean, as prodoce can
be conveyed from Goderich to Montreal and
Quebec for Dearly the same charge u from
places within thirty or forty miles land car-
riage of the Shipping Ports at the foot of
Lake Ontario.
To the British Emtgreat the Mauves Trge4
possesses peculiar attractions, sine the
population is almost exclusively British ;
and ao Emigrant from Great Britain or
Ireland can hardly fail of meeting old neigh-
bours already established in some part of
the District ; and the result of a -Datura(
feeling on the put of persons emigrating,
is, -that certain localities in this manner have
hen assumed a National character, one old
neighbour or countryman induciDg another
to follow him ; and thus are found is the
Huron Tract, Settlements which Highland-
ers Lowland Scotch, Fnglisb, and Ir1sh,
each prevail : there is also a flourishing
German Settlement.
One great inducement which the Huron
Tract bolds out to Old Settlers, is the man-
ufacture of POTASH, and for which no
land in the Province is better adapted, as it
is entirely timbered with too best kinds of
nano *O00.
NOTICE.
THOSE isdebted to the Subscriiter are
1 requested to maks immediate pay-
ment, or else their notes and accounts will
be put into the hand of an attorney for col.
let
two .
ROBERT MODERWELL.
Goderich, Feb. I80, 1848. 31f
TWO POUNDS REWARD.
ON SATURDAY the 19th inst., there
was lost between the Huron and
British Hotels, a small Russian leather
Pocket Book, containing letters and paper.
(only valuable to the owner) besides some
money. The above reward will be obtain-
ed at the British Hotel upon delivery of the
said property.
Goderich, Feb. 91, :843. 5
Arrs'rr To Moaosa.—On last Sunday
as Mr. Joanpa Mills was crossing from Mose
to hie residence in Zoo, he encountered a
amber of areas assembled at • School
tone ia " the Orange &tflemest" as it is
designated, awaiting the arrival of the Rev.
Mr. Goon, Episcopal Minister, who had
made ith appointment to preach to them on
that Sabbath. Oe• of the fraternity Domed
STEWART ie his pious indiggnation allied
forth from the temporary " Hours or Pa. r
aa," and demanded from Mi. Mills if "lis
stere ws mem w es .e as Election,
thee he heard taw
ref his conduce 160 miles of ;
sad ams le glee kiwi • d—d Ikrashsig."
Suite( the aroma to the word he drew
from hula pocket a pistol, aimed it at the
head of Mr. Milo and the cap exploded
without any further consegteccee ; when
Stewat who is a very powerful man coin -
sawed ee Natally assail hie iaeReesive
victim with the butt end of his pistol, and
seee..4.d in iadictimg sevsral very had
wawa o4 his head and other parte of hie
persue. The 'miscreant Stewart, taught
.abed seine lima NEC. in the Township of
Zeas, bat et present resides is Hamilton
with as Uncle who carries on the Fawley
besiaea..
Mr. Mille la a highlyrespectable Castle -
ass aeenemafor
d em
is peaceable and ia-
ellbaefve dmmwasse ; aid the reason of too
apo Stewart swift this dastardly attempt
ea his life arisen frets the eine itutamee Of
M. Mille bola nae of the Agate of Mal-
eeim Camera, ., at the recent election
1' tie Tews.bi Zoos.
it abet justice to ser that all the iambi -
taste of Zona IsLLpewdest of politics, are
highly iaeeavedaagg Stewart, *he ■o
doubt will b epaadilf arested ; and perhaps
furnished with a emanative Lodging in lite
Provincial Prn.ba . It will be a awful
Msee% fee eases of wane Nod-Wnty
/n! Ids.
the *eceeet ars ems hued to the Cempsay'•
selueh Louse 8.111.r”, during the 'seam -
ace of their Lases.
L%" The math of the Heron DtelNet is
aisle aides Soma from the new Govern-
ment Met art is O*oa'e !Lay.
CCP' Tb• pettier is Meaty mile.
from Ha.oltue, • bred of Lake Osla
no, ad is twelte m
Steamers ply daily frees
Niagara to 1a1..il'frees and To
miles; sod the d.atatace by Kailwa
Borhl. to Levitates, is twenty miles.
There are also Stealers coa.tanlly use-
ing from Rochester and Oswego to Turuntu
aid Hamilton. The British steamer Lourdes,
,ares Buffalo twice a -week fur Pori Stan-
ley, on Lake Erie, distant 110 miles : Lon -
doe, by the Plink Road, is thence twenty•
four miles.
1:17` The Canada Company hare alar
about ONE MILLION of acres of Lead,
in Block' contenting from Three Thousand
to Ni.. Thounod scree each, in the West -
era District ; and On and Two Hundred
sere Lots "citrated throughout almost
every Township in Canada Wert-
([' Every termite tolormat:on upon
the Hoaoe and 1. . Cosra'v's other
Lands to the Province, will he furnished,
b'rse of Charge, by application [if by letter,
Post paid,] to the CANADA COMPA-
NY'S OFFICE, at .TORONTO, and
GODERICII, and at Stratford, in the Hu-
ron District ; to Dr. Ailing, Guelph, Wel-
lington District ; or to Richard Birdsall,
Require, Asphodel, Colboroe District.
C CuMr* sy s Oimciy t
Goderich, 19th Feb., 1848.
FOR SALE,
BY the subscriber, that valuable property
situated in the township of Goderich,
on Lot 19, 4th concession, withig 5; miles
of the town ofGoderidl;`tbereis • good
Saw 51i11 on it and 80 acres of la 20
acres cleared. It a a never (ailing stream
well adapted for soy Machinery, such as
Carding and Fulling Machinery, Distillery,
and Gnat Mill.
N. B.—Will be sold chap for cash, or
part of the money may lie for a few years.
Apply to the proprietor.
WM. ALLIGHEM.
Goderich, Feb. )8, 1848. 3
Caw*torr;-••A TiMe tslsr Ra iw
gcsol4
w 5em same we bsle set (sense 114 frees
E..
44(011, *111th ..s 1.4444, seat 1
e'n Is4 04 W.lneeday mee4ler rest.
wages pod ever him sashimi kis
la a dreadful meager ; whim our informant
left he *as still Iivheg : but little helms
at.v1141e4 of hie wooer,. We beer
that he was is 11,1151 of totoxicatios when
the aeeideet seared het ..snot vouch for
the armless* se the report.—Br ai(ferd
Ce4rier
A.Isiga..t wee bead, is the
tear..hap of Clerk, a the dub inetsot, a
Me May of Jeke Reed, • yea" man wk.
lams Sem Itched lad rammer ; b. was
0111 London.—
mum sad
forty
THEATRE ROYAL,
GODERLCIi. `
M18. MARLTON oounce to
the inhabitants o odericb and Its
vicinity, that, assisted bother Amateurs,
use will give a THEATRICAt9 ENTER-
TAINMENT shortly,' on which otea'io.t
Scene., (sever acted before here), from
Rub Roy, The Rivals, Richard III., Mer-
chant of Venice, and Hamlet, will be per-
formed. -
Goderich, Feb. 18, 1948. 3
D. WATSON,
BARRISTER AND ATTORNEY AT LAW,
5O4CITOa tN 67ANCaaT, r►NLROr?CT, kC.
OFFICE IN THE MARKET SQUARE,
GODERICH.
Feb71849. ay
TO CAPITALISTS.
G001:1 ..deale levestm..ts. Valuable
MILT SITES and FARMS (node
as Lake Huron.
A good Mill Privilege na the Lake shore
w 11 is six wiles of tellencb, kissing 16
acres e1 excellent Land, the Mill can br
built um the ruck, and *.1141 50 trey el to,
Mei deep waver is tl.r lake; the 4 II den.
can be made Al to 18 feet high at a trifling
expense and on • 51151 (11111.11 .treanl,abun-
.cs u( Sew -logs in die vicinity.
a splendid Mill privilege half s
Ere:eves 43115 Rtrrr which
Laq h111g 45 acre.
of l.'tw old ulbw
mile
a osviga
of drat rale la
Saw -Ings in the sic
AND ALM)—Four 0
tion of FARMS en sad a
Shore, with improvements.
The above well selected and very valu
properly w111 be sold Iuw fur cast', 0r bah
the purchase money may remain (or three
or four years en mortgage.
Apply (if by let or post paid) to Law
roots Levitation, Esq., Lundell, Robert
Parke, Esq-, Gudench, or to the proprietur
JOHN HA\VKINS.
Pert Albert. Goderich, Feb. 1, 1848. UI
Morrie
he
HURON DISTRICT
AG RIC ULTU.RAL SOCIETY.
TENDERS will be received by the Direr
tor. of the Society up to SATUR-
DAY, THE NINETELNTH instant, from
parties desirous of taking charge of ember
.f the Societie'a BULLS, viz
Tb. Durham Bull new at Mr. Armen's.
in Culliourso.
Do do at Mr. Salkeld'. to
Goderich. ,
Tbe. Ayrshire Bull, et Mr. Elliott'., in
Goderich.
. Tufder. to state which Bull is applied
fur. ,
Tenders will also he received for the keep
of the Durham Cow.
The Tenders maybe made to the Secreare
of the Society.
R. Q. CUNINGHAME,
Secretary.
Goderich; Feb. 10, 1848.
BEAUTIFY AND PRESERVE YOUR
HOUSES, CARRIAGES, kc.
THE Snbseriks.r woul4 intimate to the
inhabitants- 'Goderich and surround-
ing country, that he is ready to execute all
orders for PAINTING, bac., that he may
be favoured with ; and If employers will
furnish materials, he engages to work at the
cheapest rate, and give more satisfaction
than has heretofore been extended to this
aeetion of the country.
N. B. All, 4iods of merchantable Pro-
duce takes in exakange for work.
EDWARD (r WAITRON.
Goderich, February '11, 1845. - 1_
GODERICHCARRIAGE SHOP.
ue'TIOO1a-eT$$IT, 0511 110011 MIST Or
ALLEN'S INN.
THE Subscriber respectfully intimates to
the inhabitants of Goderich and its
vicinity, tint be is prepared to execute all
orders for
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, LUMBER k
LIGHT WAGGONS,
Cellars, Lumber Sleighs, Gigs, Dog Carts,
Re-, and all other articles in his line of
basiae55.
N. B. Repairing promptly attended to.
Br' Guidry Produce taken in part pay -
onset. JOHN SAVAGE.
Garrick, Feb. 16th, INS. fly
NOTICE.
ALL peroses INDEBTED to the Sub-
scriber, ars hereby requested to call
and settle their soeosata by the 110th of
Marsh neat, all Meant' thee resettled,
will positively be placed is the basis d the
Clerk of the Cort for oolleetios.
WALTER SHARP.
GeierMb, Feb. 15, 1848. Bmf
JOHN 1. E. LINTON,
m
•1•11 T ► 4 1 L I C,
QS wnissid nem Queeyt'e Bend',
AND CONVEYANCER.
STRATFO*.D.
WAGGONS AND SLEIGHS.
7 EAST SPREE? -
N$A4LT OPPOSITE THE T1asa1['1:1111LAtr
CREAM.
(["HZ Subombers begs leave to inform
1 his friends and the public at large, that
he is now prepared to receive orders for
LUMBER OR LIGIUT WAGGONS,
which shall be mannfactured of the best
materials, and by experienced workmen.
07" Harrows and Drags made to order ;
Plough Castings Wooded.
ALEXANDER MELVIN.
Goderich, Feb. 9, 1848. 9t1
The CANADA COMPANY have again
thrown open all their Lands in the HURON
TRACT, about 500,000- acre , for disposal,
by way of LEASE.
These Lands are offered on the most ad-
vantageous and beneficial terms, to suit the
means or views of Settlers of every descrip-
tion,—they may be bad liy way of LEASE
for TEN YEARS—NO MONEY BEING
REQUIRED DOWN. The Rents pay-
able dot February in each year—being
equal to about the Interest upon the present
value of the Land. Ti a peculiarity of the
Company's Leases is, that under them the
Company's Settler has secured to him the
entire benefit of Sia improvements, and in-
creased value of the Land,—as be is guar-
anteed the right of purchase of the Land,
at a fixed price named in the Lease, at
which he may at any time during the TEN
YEARS deemed the Dead for the Free -
bold :—flus, for example, by paying the
moderato Annual Rent and 4o more, he
secures the use of the Lad for Ten Years,
sod then, if he chooses, b may purchase at
Um price stated is the Lease, or reject it
altogether, as be may dad it to his advan-
tage—the alien knot entirely aith the Les-
see. The Company will, however, make a
liberal deductiem upon the pries, it the Set-
tler requires to purchase the 1..4 before
enuring the Tooth year of las Lease, and
by so doing, he will of course ah all future
payment of Rent.
DR. HAMILTON,
May 4. O.enefted rrefealeany a al
time. -
sena wale eTwa'T,
0 0 D 1 R 1 C 11.
re., 1$4$. b
SALT ! SALT ! !
1 N BARRELS, sheep for cash or market -
able produce, at the Stereo(
T. GiLMOUR k CQ..
Feb. 11, 1848.
•
q q Y q q Y
GODERICH
CHATHAM.
DISTRICT OF KENT.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE P O •
SALE..A RARL► CHANLS FOR
CAPITALISTS.
'1`HE subscriber hevwg comnmeced buss_
muse to G..uencb—and with the r.1 w Of
carrying on ba.•prratwue *.tb more 1,41111•
iy and twee. ss, a in want of cash—odors
the following voluble property for sale,
situated 11 Ouuristung tuwo of Chatham,
the 1ht►t1tet seat fur Kent, fur tomo uoly
vis
'fbat advantageously situated property
is Chatham North. containing FOUR wa-
ter Lut.-. according to the tuwo plot eer-
y.)—with a good and.ubaiatral two story
Dwelling Hume thereon, Kitchen, .• re-
liant garden, summer butter,
fur a large family or is public
n 40 fat by 54, and a Targe
well adapted for distilling
act. d ..n • .ub.lan-
ef uerr 31.0
aloe an
the its
1
anchone
or fur icor
til wharf, sou
tons burtheo. On t
invaluable Spring, the ex
waters are out surpassed in
—AL80—
Two Building Lots in Chatham North
Block G , well situated, b1 ing oppu.ite the
new Bridge, sburtly to be erected.
—ALSO—
A large two atury Frain House frostings
the 1;arrecke, 40 fat by 56, nearly finished,
with half as acre Lut belonging.
—AL8N—
SEVENTY-FIVE Acres of enema
Land situated on the batiks of the River
Thames, only three miles below the tows
of Chatham, with • dwelling House there-
on, about 40 scree cleared, and in a bib
cute of cultivation.
All, or part, of the above property will
be sold on reasonable terms for caro dowo,
or one-fourth down, and the remainder in
three yearly instalments. Title enqurauon
-
able. For further partieuaan esquire of
M. ✓b, 0. Dolma, Chagas, or to;thu pr0-
prietur at God ttcb.
CHARLES DOi.SEN.
Gudericl:, Jan. 98, 1848. 1
A-UOTIONf.
/TO BE BOLD WITHOUT RESERVE,
1 oD THURSDAY, the 1711 'instal, the
whole STOCK OF DRY GOODS, GRO-
CERIES, 111., in the Ston is the Post
Once Buildings.
TERMS—All euros under £1 10, Club
from €1 10 ;o £5, three 'moeth'; from
£6k to £ 10, six months; ,over £I0, nine
months, by furnishing approved Endorsed
NOTES. -
A.M. Sals to commence a) 11, o'clock,
[ I. K. GOODING,
Aaetiolleer.
Getkricb, February 7, 1648.
INFORMAT1O4 WANTED
FOREIGN PERIODICALS.
111111.1.11.
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I.EONARD SCOTT it Co.,
Yrblihcrs, 112, Fulton at., aY. Jr
(IF JOHN MORIARTY. who left Ire-
tJ land in April, 1845, peeompaoied by
his brother and sister, and arrived at Quebec
in June. They subsequently proceeded to
Toronto in September following; since
that period John Moriarty has never been
heard of. Itis supposed he went to the
States. Any information respecting him,
addressed to his sister, M.ROAROT MORIAS -
Tr, Post Office, Tkor»kiU, Canada West,
will be thankfully received.
January 10, 1848. • 2
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE.
THOMAS GILMOUR k CO.,
11iAVE always on hand a choice assort -
mat of all kinds of fancy and
STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
Hardware, poets, Shoes, Crockery, kc.,
ke., tic. •
And as their stock is selected from the
principal waiehousee in New York and
Montreal they feel confident that they can
furnish a superior article for less price than
it can bo obtained elsewhere in toe Huron
District, u in all cash transactions they
have resolved to dal upon the principle of
small profits and extensive sales. They
solicit an examinalion of their ample stock
of New Goods from all intending pur-
chaser,.
N. B.—All kind. of farm produce„ taken
to exchange for goods, for which the high-
est market price will by allowed.
Goderich, Feb. 3, 1848. tf1
SETTLERS' SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT.
to order to afford every assistance to in-
destriooe and provides' Settlors, the CAN-
ADA COMPANY will receive any aom,no
matter how small the amount may tie, fee
which their Leases Settlers may not have
Immedato wait, ON DEPOSIT—and al-
low (almost at the nu of Bra run CANT.
per sawn for the eternal but at is clearly
medarMood, that the fall amount with iate-
raat &screed, atoll at all times be at the
d'apeal of the Settler, without **ties.—
sw
Per this perpethe Company have opened
an Account, *bleb i. termed "8111 TLrtam'
P**vlea1T o &muse Roes Acoovsr."—
thee affordiag to the prudent Settler every
facility for saumulating sof leient moo
to purchase the Freehold of the Land which
he LEASES, whenever he chooses to do so,
whole the term of Tee Yaw ; but should
bed Harvests, or any other unforeseen mi. -
ferules, visit his, he has always thmamaunt
deposited, with Merest eeereed, et his dis-
posal to meat them. The advaatages of
1
CROCKERY.
ALL kinds of Porcelain and Stoneware
at reduced prices. by
T. GILMOUR k CO.
Feb- 11, 1648.
E. C. WATSON,
GODERICH FOUNDRY.
FARMERS,ENCOURAGE YOUR
HOME MANUFACTORIES.
THE Subscribers beg to inform the in-
habitants of the Huron District, that
they have in full operation, their NEW
FOUNDRY, which for convenience and
the facility with which the work is done,
equals, they feel proud to uesert, any
cuuntly foundry in Canada.
They further pledge themselves to the
public to sell all Goods in their line, as
cheap, if not cheaper ; as good, if not bet-
ter, than they can be obtained from any
other foundry in Canada or elsewhere.
The patronage they have met with during
the ,bort time they have been in business'
hen, warrants the above statement, and
they take this opportunity of informing
tbetr friends and the public that they will
use every exertion in their power to main-
tain the character, they trust, they have
fully established for themselves.
The will hare oe hand Threshing Mills,
Saw
They
and Grist Mill Castings ; Re -ac-
tion Water -wheels, Smut Machines of the
latest and most approved plan, Steam En-
gines, and all kinds of Hollow -ware, such
es Bake Kettles, Bellow Pots, Tea Kettles,
Sugar Kettles ; deo, various niers of Cook-
ing Subscribers receive
and Parlour Stoves, and every deacrip- Q'I 1
lion of Ploughs, kc., fire. their numbers et the nearest American Post
In additten to the above, they are ready Off+co..
to receive ordere for BELLS from five to Goderich, Jan.
ten hundred pounds weight, and warranted
to be well toned.
GEORGE MILLER k CO.
Goderich, January 28, 1848. ly
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
PAPER HANGER, 4<• 4s.
GODER1CH.
i R 0 N.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have nn band a
lugs quastit of almost every descrip-
tio. of Iloop and Bar iron, which will be
sold am the most reasonable terms.
T. GILMOUR k CO.
Fsb. 11, 1848.
TOBACCO.
ertenei.s stock whoa
IFRI !beep for ash.
T. GILMOUR
Osimrieh, Feb. 11, 1848.
gold
CO.
11 ATI NETTS
OP various Texture* tad Paters' for
nag's elest.seg, will be Bold for the
very leta4 5 l5meserwtin11gg prudes.
T. GILMOUR, k CO.
Oedericb, FA. 11. 1848, - 8
N. B. in order that the subscribers may
be enabled to discharge the pledges giver
in the above advertisement, they must in-
sist upon prompt payment., therefore, of all
Notes and Bouk Account. Dow due, imme-
diate payment is requested.
A. NASMYT1i,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
n8APECTFULLY acgnsinta his friends
and customers that he continues to
make men's wearing apparel, in the most
approved sad fashionable .tree and nn short
notice- And in returning thanks to the
inhabitant. of (coder,* and the tn.rround•
mg neighbourhood, f0 the liberal earner -
agement he has r.coived, hopes by assidui-
ty and punctuality, .till to merit a centime
sere of their petrnapge,
Goderich, Feb. 5, 1848. t!I
HARRISON It tLEAK,
BARRISTERS, Always, Sutfaiters tm
Chancery, ke.,
CIIATHAM, C.W.
118, 1818, 1
BItITISII IIOTr>a,,
GO1)ER11;(1,
LATILT 4CCOrICD 11 MR. MAC EAT TEN EVA P.
rHF. Subscribers havieg I eased the
above SUPERIOR HOTEL, beg lave
respectfully to innmate to their friends sad
the public io general, that they hate .•peued
(or the reception sod aceoseDelait•'s of
Boarders and Travellers, where they will
be happy to receive terse who roar boor
them with their patronage. It will always
be their study to furnish the Table with
an ample portion of the best prodpcuoo of
this season, and to keep their Bet enppIsed
with Wines and Liquors of the beet de
wriptien, .o as to merit the approval el
their customers.
J. K.A*11A
JOD N LA
Go•.ertch1 Jan, 9t, thole, 111
N. B....Faircellmot SleNGtg will he a
ad, and an settee and attentive Groom
b alwayd I. mltoeda ce.
TR" 'OW.
OF all gn.'itie Ts l M M M
L, IyR
Feb. 1I, 184!},