Huron Signal, 1849-01-05, Page 3el %lei Indkie IIP hall Helot M }Ig the
Imtooded disUkt of Rises.
l/'11e fl,llewug resolution Ives them pro-
posed by 1). McPtireon, Eaq., .ecuoJcd by
Mr. Jobs Mermen, &torsi s,th • retinue,
mad beth were awasam iely approved el by
I'm. tneellog. A vote of thwbe was pro -
plied by Wm. T. McCulloch, E.q., and
seeemded by D. Mr 1'b.rano, E.g., to Mr.
Daly for bre sale cession M the chair,
which pawed amidst the enure of the me:t-
tsg.
Jles.lod, That ties townships of North
and Boteth Baailaope be not attached to the
tmtemded theorist of Bruce, and :hat; t wall
be import said impolitic tt any such junction
will take place. -but that the said town-
ships be a part and parcel of tbs intended
District of /'eel, -and that the tolluwlag
petition be approved of, is favor of the lat-
ter District.
The prayer of t4e peld,on adopted 1a-
" That your petitioners poi unity agree
to, and acquiesce in, the pruceediugs for the
theories of the lluruo District, and the
e.(.bliehmo0l of a new D.etrict to the east-
ern portion thereof, and in the prayer of the
general' petition for die°recouo of the new
Dunne' a Peel, -ani therefore crave that
awls may be granted, -and yuur petitioner*
will ever pray."
A Btu mese s. Rasees or a Mu is Now
Yea.: --New .ss N'u.uaasoa £r,s..s.Ttos w
ram MaossTa Taa.aeaara -It will be nest•
Meted, that is the begi.sleg .f 1M year, Mayer
tlNaey r.e0nimeWeil that some sestet= .f mist 1 0 000J1(JSIIFLS gond clean To
l .Milt the
'reptile nand. or. t with t. assaerees tire costae houses ei this city -e. 8ub•eribere will psi • kither Prom a feat,,
bis arty tether balers a the
TO MERCHANTS.
WANTED.
should be adup ed ith respect 7 toothy SeeJ, for
t market.
that. fee manioc*, kern seem evil/al put ielbs- BUCHANAN h GOLDIE.
mottos alight beeammeenicated by the .ketraal CueneeNoil Merck&0ie.
ones, to .very bistros at ens sad the sato. time. Victoria Block, King St.
sad w that *gain u(ors.•uoe alight be tram- llamrito• Iiia Doc. 1848. i 4811
noted, lir sue end at the sem* time from asp __.. ------ -- -_-
one eagtoe hoes. to an the others, u hell se to
Coao'r*a'r II1le.R: All inquest was
Geld by Mr. J. J. E: Laxton, 'Cormier, on
Monday the lttb inst., at Blanchard, at the
house of Mr. James Porter6cld,on the body
of his sun, George, a fine young man aged
19, who was accoleutally and instantly
killed on the afternoon of the previous Fri-
day, by • lug which slipped and fell from a
log building erected on the lot of Hum-
phrey Hays. The jury returned a verdict
of ace idet.t death, and that no one was to
blame. There hare teen in the abuse con-
ce.usIon four sudden deaths to the space of
18 mouths, which circumstance bee attrac-
ted the notice of severa'-end owing to
this the Rev. Mr. Williams of the Metho-
dist Church in Br. Marys, attended, and af-
ter the inquest was over, gave a rely feeling
and appropriate address on t'.1 snbjocl.-
AIr. Porterfield with bis family moved to
Blanchard only last April, (rout the town-
ship of R•m.ay is the Bathurst I)tst net.
BY TIIIS MORNING'S MAIL.
Gosieme r, YAM'S 51, 130.
•
ARRIVAL OF TIIE EUROPA. -
Ten Steamship Furey,' arrived at Roston It contain! sound :reasoning and uoewerable
o■ Sued.y last, booting intelligence to quotations, end will, we rather opine, bo
the 16th ultimo. The French news is eat- Round "a poser" by the llootreal advocate* necesssry fur carrying tots effect pro.. ... ` and this Block to the extent of too agreeable and useful companion to mecnaD-
i&hdor so far a the maintenance of peace 168 Death Penalty, lay and clerical. • W e w;,ieb writ doubtless shortly be made by the Part'-
ofornshi a is asked, and it is placed to the ice Seth.• xrnl, dolomitic renanu, and each
y' commend it to their diligent perusal. -.Nos- Log, for the establishment of COMMON p 0th none whose circumstances debar
Is concerned. The Iei,uw,ng is the report treul Pilot. SCHOOL LIBRA%tIES: and on the section of mea of jilornington and Mrayborouph, and
FRANCE. hooka for that Dmrpo-. by the Ho. rd of Educe- to l6e.sonth of Ittfigto-(Thi+ last toumehip them from access to the more expensive,
10 Weill ton District, as well fur and often, less useful ponudicale of the
spelt vault lomat • lad tbw omits knew• 0s the
NOTICE.
seine instant, and all over the lows, the mie ret melte ooze sktl.ge of 18. DIVISION
when sad the place where the fire breaks .et.- 1. COURT' will be held at the gaol, God-
Last night, u mentioned in our municipal re- ibte.b, 011 Saturday the 3rd of February
A. F. MORGAN,
part, the 3layor submitted his report, mattes nein. Cly 1K Division (-'aur(•
to that brief, 1004.01,4 and aosryublo meaner, Leh, Ju-, Bid 1849. 48
fee which all the public papers (runt his hoods
are dietiogoiebed, that such a .7.tem had bees
completed, and would be toned before the sod
d the year. During the lasteveoiag, the Coun-
cil twos a recess for a few minutes, and repaired
to the Telegraphic Ota ce to 'lamina ibis new
apparatus; which excited their surprise sod adrai-
runee. It was put io operation, 'tad while they
were presto, • C.mrnun1C.tio0 was had with
New York ; the wires of that city, so many
mike front u, beteg comtweoced with this firs
alarm apparatus ,n Boston. The correspondent
in New York immediately sent cm his reply by
the same wires, the elecuieal action upon which
iustantty caused the deep toned tell. connected
with the apparatus ow the City Hall, to be
rung; ibis great tire dorm bell being thus wood-
ed in this city be the operator at the Telegraphic
Office is New York : Directly after, and while
the New York operator was treeing the bell,
Me other bglla 8,se were nog by persons ;goo-
raal of wIat was going en, and 'opposing then
was in..reality • ire is this city ; sad the hole
Vim Depart:neat a Dace tweed out ; and it was
fortunate that they did, for •t the very same
time a fire actually broke out io Washington
street, near Winter motet, which by their thus
speedy •tteadence, was extinguished without w
Brea: • damage as might Lave otherwise urea
place. -Boston Journal.
Wasraas ExTLaraua. -Ninety steamboats
have bees Milt o. this Obi. sioce December 14t,
1847. Their tggregate carrying capacity is
•11,406 toot, sad cost !41,519,700. Of these, 28
were built in Ciaciaeati city, at • valuation of
$687,040; at Elit*bethtowit, Pa., 16. et •v.les-
,, .f $424,O1a1; at Brownsville, Pa., 19, •t
$178,000: at Wheeling 8, a1 $130,000; and the
remainder, at small mune along the ,iter.
The subject of Capital Punishment is at
present exciting no emelt share n( public at-
(entwD in the meter Colony of Nova Scotia.
\Ve find the Scriptural argument in tarot of
hanging so ably combated in the last num-
ber of the loeaseelian that we bare trans-
ferred the arliclejentire to our own columns.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE
JOURNAL OF EDUCATION
eon
UPPER CANADA.
EDITED BY
THE REV. EGERTON RYERSON, D. D.
Ulnae IVraarnT1NDa*T Or SCHOOL+;
AYSI8TED BY MR. J. GEO. 11OUG1N8.
THE Cosdueten.(t a Jwunal`a/ Education
purpose to eusuase its publication for the
year 1849. Its form will be quarto instead of
octavo, to order to secure to the sub.crib.rs to
it the advantage of uaorps/ar in the place of
pamphlet postage.
lo the First Volume the Conductors have had
chiefly • fourfold object in view. 1. Aa exposi-
doa of the principles, and previews. mid objects
d the System of Comtrwa Schools in Upper Cau-
eds. 2. The goaliticet,00s, ubligatiuns and
Outset relat.oes and duties et Trustees, Parents
and School Teachers. 3. The importance of
Normal School lnstroction for the elevation of
Common Schools of the eoumtry. 4. The im-
portance sod great advantages of a thorough,
Christian, Common School education to the
several classes of our industrious populetiee.-
While the subjects which Gave given character
to the Fiat Telugu of this Journal will sot be
lost sight of, another Medias object of the SO -
solid Volume will be SCHOOL ARCHITEC-
TURE ; for the elucidation of and improvement
of which the Conductors have already procured
several Engravings, and have taken steps to pro-
cure others; .oil is the comes of the year, they
purpose to give engravings of all the best and
most settaWe PLANS OF SCHOOL -HOUSES,
(with accompanying eaplamauons,) which have
MOR Nf(MOT01'l AND WELLESLEY.
rJ W
FAIL Temnid pe ere u pr, saw, lecloded .r
1 the Welliag'es Metrics, earl held bye .ery
doubtful elan•. Nig elegise( et oversight, ib.
rn,.LaIe-.s it ',dead, ,. sM-Lu •,,-tarred
NW has it tees tried to -he reraeJ..d erase, ibo'
the utest of rhe Huron 1.1111017 was Womb!
Wort, Parluroest is 1646. Nor have the •leg-
itrate is gamier feew.ussat Gederich, is tbtu
apphsat.os to the Assembly, claimed 4e fall
swat of the rig:it. The fotlewutg hl.ta.raa-
dao moms • Niemen? w ihe ab re,. was Mews
ep in J*Iy, 1847, i revise 18. da.n, sod is mew
,,►muted to t►. martin
JCLT 13, 1841.
II.aOaaonCa -tie phew that 18. Tows -
ships of Mornington and Wellesley were
reserved to form part of the lluruo District.
Oa the nth ori March, 1848, the Act was
,sed, erectile( the lluron District, (I.t
VIC. chap. ss). Jly the 23r4 clause, Iwo
rights wire 'stab:lobed, as reserved for
this i.ietricl via: a range of townships to
the Durlb of the lluron District, and the
division of the Dlbtrict of Iluro:r fat afu-
(ere time) into two counties. That ',Lamar
is as follow.: -"And be :t enacted, 4c.,
That on any future survey of the territory
Iyiag to th. northward of the said County
of Stirs•, uric range of townships lying
iryaediahly contiguous to Bks northerly
boundary of the,said County, shall be at-
tached to and become part of the said in-
tended new District ; and that at any con-
venient time subsequent to the surrey of
the said range of townships, a. aforesaid, at
shall and may be lawful to and for the
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, or person
administering the governineot of this Pro -
"ince, by and with the advice and colleen(
of Her Majesty's Executive Council for the
affairs thereof, to divide the ■aid new Uta -
trice into two counties, udder such native
slot w:th such linos as may be expedient."
i By oho above clause, the anticipated diri-
' Sion of the Iluron District was contempla-
ted ; and as the townships of Mornington
and \Vrliesley aro in the range reserved, -
and though Ocludud in the Wellington
District by the Act 8, Vic. chap. 7, (which
act describe the limits of all counties and
districts), it was done by a mistake, or
tbrough the inadvertence or neglect of the
thea member for the County of lluron, Dr.
Du 1 p, a d be ides is only in the s'kedule
been recommended by school authorities is the
neighbouring States; sod also, if possible. En-
gravings of the aerie. of plans of Common School -
boasts which have beeo adopted and recom-
mended by the 1:doeauo*al Committee of Her
c nor-: c
Do n ea e
W that act, DO enactment being made to
repeal the right.
The 7 Will. 4. chap. 116, (assented to
in 1838), established the Wellington Dis-
trict -and in the preamble a triangular
piece of land is referred to, to the north of
the Huron District; which • casual reader
of the act might thank referred to the land
la the north range behind North Easthope,
Huron District) but it does not, -for whet
that triangular piece of lurid is, is fixed by
the 8- Vict : chap. 22. sec :11. [ 1845] and is
referable solely to the Township of Arthur,
-which the Bill fur the District of Peel,
Majesty's Privy Centred io number d. The Es-
awe,
not affect or touch. To prevent pre-
scription
will exceed ie the month. of flier. encroachments on fh h, Act 9
the you., tad will . iolume. he. be worth the lob- Viet : chap. 47. [1846] was reseed, which
sen Another
r objiceect
of the the
i
Another slyest of the Second Volume will be, declares that the territory to the north,
to explain any modifications which may be made (not then heretofore included io the Wel-
ts the School law in connexion with its present lington ver Siwcoe District,) should belong
wui0ns. . to the Huron District. Of tine territory,
A third and prominent object of the Seeomd the Beck of Land to the north of the Logan
PROSPECTUS
or Tan
Chemise( Nersispaper 101 Snook Amerriee,
TES AIATIS/113.
AT ONE DOLLAR tea •Ilintlal-114•Arti•
51.1 in rinv•70111.
10 now published In the City of Toronto,
• weekly quarto Newspaper of eigbt pages,
deemed tu Ildruelaneous Literature, Moral
Philueophy, Political Economy, and Greer -
al Science, comporting such eubjects as,
cunt ributs to the instruction, improve-
ment end amumnsient of all classes or Si et.
ety. llut the ware design of it is, to inuiice
the elevation of the Mechanical and other
the scale of being which it is the privilege,
Ind ohuuld be the ambition, of ell to sttetti.
Among the numerous periodicals of the
day, there is not one dee.ted to the more,
improseineut of the people, but le chiefly
dietinguisheal fur its pertizan zeal or religi-
ous peculiaritiee. It will 1m the protioce
ot tn. orepueed publication to fill up the
vacuum betwoen these two unavoidable
extremes by prosentine, every week, tu the
reader's consideratiiin, sucli all Will
strengthen the intellect, refine the Miner
and abut • all, mend the heart.
tre lamentable prevalence of dishooesty
and thlechood, iliecuterable in the bemuse
transections of every day life, among seve-
ral cleaves ur the couneunity-whu, from
customs, regard them as essential to "occur
to their %WIWI' enterpriser-e-Jewande that
eoreetbing be done tu arrest the progress
ut these ignublu sins, awl there by avert,
irom the next geeeration at least, their
tearful concomitauth and conecquences.-
The effort now about to be made ; •nd
it behoves all who feel an interest in the
advancement uf their l'ellow•countryumn in
and encourage this humble enterprise.
Other subjects of vital importance to the
working •nd trading portions of the com-
munity, from time to tune, 'engage
the kl,litur'• attention.
The " truck" system, or, "Store pay,' so
generally in vogue in this coentry, and
*loch is the source of so much fraud, deceit,
•nd diecontent, it will be the titian. of the
forthcoming Journal to induce Society to
The current news of the day, condensed
also receive due attention.
Party politics and sectarian religion will.
be totally inadmissable to the pages of the
Artisan ; but the fundamental principles of
duty to God, to our Country and fellow-
men, shall be duly inclulcatedaud enjoined.
As the usual amount of reading matter it
contalue, must involve • very large dis-
bursement, it will be indispensable that •
proportionably large eubscription hat be
obtairied.o The projector would, therefore,
urge. ulnae all friendly to his undertaking to
sainet,ya Promoting the circulation of The
Artisan anion 'their friends and neigh -
To the youth of broth next's, Tke .frtisan
will prove a valuable and efficient adjunct
in the work of 'home education." Particu-
lar attention will be paid to tender it an
Volume will be, the exposition of the means
GO DE R ICU FOUN DRY .
Beg to 10110wie that they have now on head sod
are making to order a Jorge •Amorlincol Or Cook-
ies, parlour; and Mx ems plough molar.
•tie every other awl, amen, coreeeeted wale
the wade, which they will be happy to *ell au dm
most rresoostil• terms Mr cash.
meet oi eembliatinient, by the it [reduction
of eelf-acting machinery, oar ouw enabled to
exceute •'I orders with which they nosy be
estramted for the supply cf thrashing machines,
grist sad raw mills geeriog •nd every other dm-
ettosuinteal peinciplee,aud with the greatest legi-
bly and diepatch.
The eubscribers would nleo inform the public
that •• the lowest cash price will in loran, be
charged lor all goods manuiactured itt their
lishatent, their credit toraineee must necessarily
become extremely limited. They would slut
request, that all throw indepted to them either by
sotto or accomar, will come forward ttttt
pieced in the hands ot am mtorney for collection
FOU ND.
‘.-"' miles worth of Goderich, a ease of Look-
ing -glasses end Fiume. The owner is re-
quested to prove property pay charges •nd
remove theni from tbe pellielinue of the
Aehtleld, December 17th, 18411. 460
ing 10 o'clock, say. :-.-Up to this dote tr3n
quility eoet.suco '1 ho latest election re.
turas •Ilow a majority in favor of Prince
Louis Napoleon, ever al competitor*, uf
Prince Louis proposee to raise General
Comaignac to the reek of Marshall of Franc e
ly to be presented to the Chaother of Depu-
ties, either by Giraffe! Cavanenac or the
!Ministry ef Prince Louie Napoleon. It is
understood, however, that it would not
include the .prisosers Vinceenes.
A well reformed Pans paper says
far as the urcomplete returns citable us
to judge, the suffrages were divided in the
Louis Napoleon, • • G6 per cent.
31 do.
4 do.
The Comenssioocre who have been ap-
pointed to exualine the votes will conclude
their labors on Moodily sett, aril the Noti-
onal Aseciehly will, on Wedneeday, pro-
claim. the Preeidest a the Bipublic. We
shall tken, it is lioperl, feel assured of a pen -
The electirisa fur President commenced
liseadeptihe 10th 'stunt, aml terminated
oe Moine rioting took
place ea Friday end Saturday. on the part
srep• porters of Prince Lowe, hut it does
not appear to h•ve been more than a street
row, although the Guortla were doubled.
The votes east for three of the Candi-
date', Lamartmc, Rasped, and Rollin, were
we insignificant that they ecucely deserve
General Cavaiense,
07' Feiner Evlitmea.-We had Bogie
hope that before the close of thi• memorable
year, we shoulO hare been able to announce
the result of the election of President of
the French Republic. The election WU
to he on Suaday, the 10th. The steamer
of the 16th his sot yet a-r;veil. By her
we shall,know the general result of that
important election, altItoogb the full partic-
ulars could not hate reached Lo&lon in six
days from the time of elution.- Toronto
the Troy Budget tells the.following "gored
on." It recruit the person who blows the
bellows of the organ at St. Luke's Chumls,
also attends to the furnace fur warming tbe
building, and having occasion, during, ser -
tient, short reviews arid charactermitic notices a is in them will be given to the Journal, together with the present, as Mo:thington and Marybo- day.
the best awl cheapest Modes of procertog them. rou h, and Wellesley.) "From the, quantity and quality or the
rt
We hope also to find room ia the Secoad signed] JOHN J. E. LINTON• material the projector has at Hs dispcmal
Volume for some accounts and notices a die 0„.,,,„„o. eo,e, ow. independent of any extraneous aid, he feels
systems of public instruction end educational . • , ----- ---- - confident in being able to present to the
110011e1Deare of other countriee, beth Europella THZ APPROACH NG SESSION ublic such an attractive and valuable corn -
and American, as well as for aqme articles of
miscellenemis literature, such IS will be specially
Pilot Clothe, istheep'• Grays, &user
Cloths, Kentucky Jeanie, Tweed'''. •nsi •
kale variety of Englith sod heavy Blanket
Coating. Also, air extensive variety of
Vesting* of the most fashionable style. -
Fur Cape at all prices and of all quainter,:
Hats of the latest anal Volt 8PP"veli
shave; Winter Gloves and Mittens; India -
Rubber Shoe", and, Is •hort rivory thirig
necessary to produce comfort, neatnese and
respectability, su far ors drees is eoncerned,
will be sold cheap fur cash or predate at
the Store of
THOMAS GILMOUR it CO.
Goderich, Nov . 16, n848. 42
HURON DISTRICT, tN 0 TICE to
that the Court of General."QuahretCerbSYcsirslit7n:
of the Peace, and that of the District Court,
wilt be holden in, and tor this District, on
TUESDAY the second day of January
next, at the Court House in the Town .
of Goderich, at the hour of 10 o'clock, a.m.
at which tune and place all Justices of the
Peace, Ceronere, Keepers of Goals aad
Holmes of Correction, High Conetablee,
Constable", Bailiffs, and all others con-
cerned, are hereby required to attend, to do
and perform thore things whicli to their
respective offices appertain.
JOHN M'DONALD,
Sherif 11. D.
30th November, 1848. 4541
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OF PARLIAMENT.. Filiation as cannot Mil to meet won general
estertaining and instructive to young persons.- approval.
But the educational wants of Upper Canada will
'PARLIAMENT meets for the MS- Tho publisher being a practical printer,
a- PATCH of BUSINESS, on TIIURS- and for several years having been cowma-
n kY the 18th day of JANUARY next.- cd with the Newspaper Press of Caoada,
first command attestion, and determine the
character of the Journal ot &location.
The Conductors respectfully and earnestly
solicit the continued and active co-operation of
District Supennteodents, Clergymen, and other
School officers ead eland@ of Edweation is pro -
curia( and forwarding subscriptions. No part
of the subscriptions will be applied to remune-
rate the labour a editing tbe Journal : but the
whole will beTexpended in defraying expenses
vice, to mindthe fires,' HI the bellows in ion with its publication.
charge of• coachman lateIy imparted, and Trans: -Five shilliogs per annum, in so. fore, who desire to watch the proceedings
'green' as the emerald isle of kris nativity 'ince ; sod no eubscription will be taken for 1 of th(ir Representatives, will be enabled to
before the spearance of the potato rot.- lees than one year. District Commas ordenng I do so (as we shall only moon the speeches
moony too otw000to ,e, ri Gloria ,,, Eood_ oae copy for the Trustees of each School Sec- of those who confine themselves to the
Ms" came in the order of the exercisers to tion in their District, or an? number, not less questions before the House ) by becoming
be chanted, and Patrick was directed to than fifty, will be supplied • three shillings and SUBSCRIBERS to the TRANSCRIPT.
furnish the organic element. A short tilos .nine pence per copy for 1 e year.
trr All communications t• le addressed to
8 As the sitting of the Legislature will be of
• no considerable duration ; and as our locipula-
We have made ample .arrangementh by hu some confidence, by his experience, in
which we shall be enabled to give AnrtinG- 1,i, ability to accomplish this desirable en -
ED but COMPREHENSIVE, and EARLY terPrme•
REPORTS of all the Proceedings of the ____ 11. C. GRANT, Publisher.
House on the evenings of Monday, %Vednes-
day, and Friday. will be inserted in the LADIES LOOK HERE.
next morning's Taeacscairr. Thou there -
elapsed but no music followed the touch Mr. Dodgier' Education Office, Toronto; a
ITALY.
Rens* continued tranquil. On the 50,
col• liery to invite the l'ope to return to
Rome, left for Gaits. "
Marshall Itaditaky has published an artier,
dated Milan, 8th December, announcing the
secession of the new Emperor, and calling
em Ms army to show tbe same devotion
list they have hitherto dew ie the Moe -
we understand from k timt the Pope has
hue divested of his temporal power, abd
that he is noir a refugee frees Rome.)
The reanimate iatelheemee is of little
esomerst
of the lady who presided at tho instrument. all letters not contenting venuttances, must be Dun will be tire uring at ime? o r
Volume well be the conclusion to report the Proceedtngs ot Goilezich, Nov. 16,1848.
42
"Blow !:' whispered the fair organist.- post-paid. ing longminded speeches, ne have coal° to THOMAS GILMOUR Et CO.
e Blow !" repeated the leader and "Blow ! I i• • Complete sies of the First
AN eiterftive stock of Fall and Winter
.."•• DRESSES of the tnost fashionable
colors and patrons; also • large assortment
of fancy dress goods. French -worked
Capes. Collar*, Etas, Muffs, Shawls, Man-
tillas, Cloaks, Lace", Gloves, Hosiery, Dress
Cape, Ribbon., Shona, kc. 8.;.c., all of the
very best quality and at the most reduced
blast. you blow !" echoed tho entire choir, furelshed to parties wiskting to obtain it, at Fire the Session in an abridged form ; and we
but not a puff found jig way into tho vacant Sbilling"Per e„ -or. promise that we will do our bcst to make
SADVC•T10,1 writir t110 TRAM/Wrier a faithful record cf the
48
pipes, to wake the slumbering harmony
Toronto, December. 1848.
COUNTY OF WATERLOO.
We are islormed on what we eossider,
good erode -way, that Janson We/teeter, Esq.,
witl sot offer the alighteat opposition to A.
J. Fermium Est, takiag seat as dm
Posedeas Warier.
An inveetigation took place, anti Patrick
was found nettled the organ -with both his
hand. tightly clenched around the bellows -
handles, (a some 6ve feet long and two
inches thick,) the end sunk in his mouth,
hie cheeks swelled to the utmost expansion,
his (lee distended, end the perspiration
streaming from km face -engaged in the
vigorous but vain attempt to force his breath
through the pores of the wood tnto the
body of the instrument. It perhape,
unnecessary to say that some little time
purred before the choir were able to screw
their mouths into that serious pecker requi-
site to the proper performance of the musi-
cal surmise.
STRATFORD POST -OFFICE.
T 1ST OF LETTERS remai•ing in the Swat -
Anderson, Robert Newell, James
Branton, Catherise Porterfield, James
Powell, Jame*
Thimettm
Richer dans, Joseph
Scott, Capt. Ales.
Stowers, Neil
Mehra y, Desist
BMWs, leho
S testhdee, Jetta
Tracy, Jaime
Tilton H.
Mumma. George
Watt, tees
• illepe John
et el matey, James
Woods, Petneh
Winter, tirtoriesh
Wanaeley, Joie
Barley. James
Bellantine, Robert
Celery, William
Campbell, Moore
Corry, Munro
Dew, John
Ihtmsmore. James
Dosethger, Peter
Dopers. Charts.
Dempster, James
Grantee, John
Hunter, John
Kelly, Mesh
',meg, Peter
!Amhara, Richard
Jmn
Mean, Thomas
bteLeesehae, James
I. LEWIS,
LAW, CHANCERY, AND
Immo 1849- DODF.ILICH.
SA1 INGS and DOINGS of our Represen-
fil)criff's Salt of Lembo. tataves.
In addition to the Proceedings of Podia-
- *Tient we shall, as usual, lay before our rea•
HURON DISTRICT, t lippY virtue of four dere the latest Europe•n and American
To Wit : " wrII8 of Fieri' News ; as well as •uch a variety of LITER•
Forias,leetred out of Her Majeaty's Court ARY matter, as will alone equal in value
of Queen'. Bench, and to me directed the priee of subscriptions.
against the Lands and Tenements of Julia Intending Subscribers will be furnished
Ann Kippen and Arnelius W. Kippen at. the with the
respective suits of Ross Robertson, Robert Tae-Wsznior Tartriscaner for 5 months,
Moderwell, John Eltrachan, gentleman, one, at Frye Sercurres.
etc. and James Clouting ; and also by virtue Somr-Waithoor Taortsclurr for 6 months,
of two writ• of Fieri Facia*, issued out of at Flea Snitothes.
Her Majesty's ninon District Court. and .Weeetr Taenscauer, for 8 months, st
to me directed against the Linde aod Ten- Flex SitiLLiNos ; or TEN COPIES for
emeata of Julia Ann Kippen and Amclius TEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM --all
%V. Kippen at the respective suits of Robert payable in adVenglis _art postage paid.
Parke and Joehria Callaway. I have seized The Weeett Titeeiscnirr contain. the
and taken in Execution the following pro. whole of the reading matter of the TM -
one of the above Defendants a part or por- Those intending to subscribe doting the
lion of Block G. in the Township of Col- session, will be pleased to notify us art soon
borne, Western Division, Huron District, as possible. All subscriptions roust be pre
containiog two hundred acres of Land ; Paid.'
which Lands I shall offer for Sale at the MORIIIIAL Truntemomr Orrice, t
Court Houle, in the town of Goderich on December 14th, 1848.
Tuesday the 20th day of March next, at .1
the hour of 12 o'clock noon. Goderich Mechanics' Lyceunir
.1. McDONALD, SherifH. D.
PUBLIC DEBATE.
Gederieh, 18th December, 1848. 47td
Guzman, 20th December, 1848.
Oil-1HE undersigned having been appointed by
His Eleellency. the Governor General, ss
Minim Soperioteedeat a Common Schools in
tbe Hems lOiskiet, wilt be ready to •turnd to
all eortermoadrieres coonected with the duties
,e11700•, at Ms bones is F,sat Street,
CHARLES ELF.TCHER.
()NE HUNDRED BARRF.I.S choice
"1." Grafted APPLES, for sale by the sub-
Gederick Dec. k 1848. 45+13
ed tint the Goderich;Meehanics' Ly-
ceum intend holding a PUBLIC DEDATE:
tbe School Room of John Haldane, Esq.,
West Street, on the First Saturday in tbe
are respectfully invited tn atteed.
Afelojecrt-" Has the ARMY of Great
Britain done more to promote bee Isdepeo-
T. P. DICKINSON. 81141'1•
Gederich, Dec. 90, 1848.
71111E Undersigned being about to close
hie preeent business, all those IN-
DEBTED TO IIIM. are reouested to call
and settle their Accounts on or before the
30th ,Docemcer, inst., otherwthe they will
be put suit for collection, without fail.
'AMES. GORDON.
NOTICE.
1 apply to nethermost far ais Act le Icarite-
mi. the mid tows.
TO 'THOSE IT MAY CONCERN.
A" I R. OLIVER. Waving left the whole of
I.V1 his uneettled accounts with the Clerk
of the lot Divis•on Court, Goderich, advises
all parties indebted to hint to see that gen-
tleman before the 20th of. next month. -
Any information required, will be given at
the office wily, where a person will bo al-
ways in attendance.,
Goderich, June 29, 1843.
'1'0 PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS;
FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
PIM Subscribers have opened • New
-I- Type Foundry in the City of New
York, where they -are ready to supply orders
to any extent, for any kind of Job Fancy
Type, Ink, Paper, Chimes Galley., Brass
Roles, Steel. Column Ru'lee, Composing
Sticks, Cases, and every article necessary
for a Printing Office.
- The Type, which are cast in new moulde,
from entirely new sett of Matrixee, with
deep countere, and warranted to be never -
palmed by any!, be sold at prices to suit the
limes. All the type furnished by us is
hand cast."
Printing Presses furnished, anal and also,
S!eam Engines of the most approved pat -
Composition Rollers cast for printers.
liditorm of Newepapers who will
buy three times 8,4 much type as their bine
amount to, may give the a -bow eix-montlia•
insertion in their papere, and send their
pipers containtrig it to the Subeerthers. -
No .78 :hen Street New York.
December Ith 1847. .10B
DODERIC11, C. IV.
30th November, 1848.
F.CEIVED per ships Belton* and Souter
It Johnny, from Liverp000l, via. Mon-
treal, and for sale by the Subscribers at low
rates; in quantities, or otherwise,
Biles I Fancy Print",
Do. bleached and unbleached Calicoes,
Do, Cotton Yarn, Pieces Corderoy : and
Tons Bar Iron, almoner' size., of the
"crown brand."
C.,7"' They also offer for rude, of rteent
importation from the United States,
BARRELS FINE SALT, and
Chests TEA, of venous qualities.
net M. SEYMOUR St CO.
GODERICH, C.
30th November, 1848.
VOR SALE bv the Subscriber",
s: BARRELS OF LAKE HURON
II F. It RINGS,
v- For which Produce will be taken in
payment. M. B. SEYMOUR k CO.
Cbnunissioner Queen's Bench,
AND CONVAYANCER,
Provincial Lana .Sturveyor,
Last Call ! Last Call! Last Call !
ALL persons iedebted to D. MANLEY Ifs.
Co., or to ISAAC C. SHANTZ. will have
an opportunity of pn.yiag %lie respective amounts
to WILLIAM COWLS. on the 4th and .ith of Oc•
tober neat, at tide HURON HOTEL, Goderich,
after which i'mie the Bailiff...ill call upon all de-
faulters, as further time cannot be given.
Timothy Seed, taken invirment at the high-
est Market Puce.
1st September. 1848. 34-
NOTICE.
A PPLICATION will be made to tbe nest
Z-1- Sutton of the Proeincial Legislature,
for leave to bring in a Bull to constitute and.
form the following Townships and Gore,
and Block of Land, •iz :-North Fouthope,
South Eastheme, Downie end Crore,-Ellice,
Blanchard, Fullerton, Logan and Hibbert,-.-
Wellealey, Mersin:rt.:10 end hl ary herring h,
and Weutern hallo( Wilmot, and the Block
1st of April, 1848. S lame
I) WATSON,
BARRISTER AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE IN THE MAREET (WARE,'
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