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TOWNSHIP OF CARTWRIGHT. "Ontario Bank vs, Lattimor. Prasat to a decrce and foal order for Sale made in this cause, there will be sold with the approbation of G. H. Darr- sel, Esquire, Master of thiss Court at Whitby, by W.M. Willcox, Auctioneer, at - _ HOLT'S HOTEL, IN THE VILLAGE OF * WILLIAMSBURG, ic the Township of Cartwright, at the hour . of Two o'clock p, mon Friday the 29th day of July, 1681, the following parcel of lands and premises, in one paicel, that is to say that certain parcel of land situate in the TOWNSHIP OF CARTWRIGHT, containing 15 Acres of land more or less, belag the north-west corner of Lot No. 18, in the Fourth concession of Cartwright, de- scribed ilf the mortgage herein which will be produced at time of sale, excepting there- out one quarter of an acre conveyed by one Patterson to Henry Poole, The above pro- perty is situate at Capyus, two miles east of the village of Williamsburg. The land is all cleared and fenced and has a log house erected thereon. The property will be offered for sale sub- « ject to a reserved bid which has been fixed by the Master, Ten per cent of the purchase money on day of sale and sufficient within thirty days thereafter to make with said one-tenth, one-half of the purchase money. The balance may remain on mortgage for two years. The vendors will only be bound to pro- duce a registrar's abstract of title or copy thereof and such title deeds ns aro in their possession, but will not produce, furnish or | prove any title or produce or furnish any other title deeds or copies of title deeds or prove any litle other than by the Re~ gistrars abstract aud title deeds go in their possession. In all other respects the terms and cone ditions of sale will be tho Standing Coudi- tions of the Court of Chaucery. Further paticulars cna be had from the Auctioneer or at the law office of Billings & Campbell, Port Perry, na Dated at Whitby this 39th day of June, 1881. GEO. H. DARTNELL, Master. BILLINGS & CAMPBELL, Vendor's Solicitor. | 'v Prince Albert, July 20, 1881. ER CENT. AT 6 dim wed ~ AMOUNT OF MONEY At the Low Rate"of 6} per cent. per annum and on such : to Lend on TERMS OF PAYMENT as cannot fail to satisfy the borrower, Applications promptly attended to. GEO. BRUCE. PriNcs ALBERT. THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO BUY YOUR CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR & FEED. 18 AT: No. 1, DAVIS BLOCK, ! Each Depmtment now Comerere. Will not Lo UNDERSOLD BY ANYONE, Inspection Invited, Satisfaction Guaranteed No Charge to deliver my goods at Prince 1bert or in this Corporation. A. G. CAMPBELL. Port Perry, July 27, 1881, A Fire! Fire! pus great loss I have sustained by the burning of my premises compels me to insist on the payment of all accounts and notes due me immediately or they will be 'Placed in Court without further notice, CHEAP and Butter. f ) A i HENRY CHARLES. { 8H & \, Port Perry, July 4, 1881. ee 1] Hi x { iy J \ To School Trustees. i : ; sale) x HE Trustees of tho several School Sve- l tions in the Township of Reach are STORE, OPPOSITE THE ONTARIO BANK. - HENRYCHARLES AVING had his property totally de- stroyed by Fire on Sundaynight last will receive FRESH SUPPLIES of BAOCERIES. WINES & LIQUORS. = 18 ALSO AGENT FOR THE Li-QUOR TEA COMPANY, of London, England, as usual, wre ALSO Marriage Licenses Issued as heretofore. Remember the Place. Port Perry, June 29, 1881. -- : ~ Bigelow's Royal Amide! MCCAW"S JEWELRY, GOLD AND Ww ATHCES, CLOCKS. FANCY GOODS, SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, ROOM-PAPER, uality or slyle, and Lowest Possible. 0 i) | Manchester, July 18, 1881. | Dissolufon of. Panes. hereby notified that their applications to have their school assessments placed on the Collector's Roll for the present year must be made to the Clerk previous to, orto the Council at its meeting to be held at the Town Hall, Manchester, on Monday, the 8th day of August next, JOHN CHRISTIE, Township Clerk, Clerk's office, Pass Book Lost. OST; on Saturday, 16th inst, between L Reader's hill, Scugok, and Mr. Edward Williams', 7th con, Reach, a Pass Book with a Rep Cover. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the office of this paper. * ADOLPHUS WHEELER, Port Perry, July 21, 1881. A G0OD CHANCE TO RENT A CHOICE FARM ! 7¥ HAT 100 Acre Farm to Rent, beivg _ composed of part of lots Nos. 9 and 10 on the rear of the 5th con. PIL EERING. This farm is one of the best in the above named township. It is pleasently located and ds a fine view of the surrounding country. Thereare on the premises a good dwelling, outbuildings and orchard, with abundance of spring water. It is close to the village ofGreenwood where every accom- modation in the way of school, church, stores, mills, shops, &c., 4c. can be had, and also within 13 hours drive from Whitby and Liverpool Markets where the highest price can be obtained for all kinds of grain and produce. This farm is second to none in the province iu the quality of eoil for the produc- tion of ull kinds of crops.' The land is in a good state of cultivation, and'is a very desirable place. Permission to enter and plow by 1st Oct. Full possesion given by 1st Nov. next. For father particulars, apply to Mrs. Jane McKitrick on the premises, or to James McKitrick, lot 87, 7th con. Uxbridge, Pickering, July 19, 1881. 50 Men Wanted. ANTED, to work on the draining of the Nonquon River, 50 men---good ppers and those that can" handle the e. No man refused on account of nationality, No tired man need apply. Wanted, also, a few good teams of horses. Apply to 4 .. E.MAJOR, Contractor. Port Porry, July 7, 1881, a - cho] 8 HE Partn: 'heretofore existing der the firm and style of Letcher & n, Dominion Planing Mills, P dissolved by 00 0 Highest Price Paid for Eggs Port Perry, July 20, 1881. . Wightmans' ONTINUES. cts Butter. STILL ( 18 per 1b. MIGHTAN BROTHERS Wightmans' orner, for } PORT PERRY. CV OOK... [k: HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH y quantity of Sood Clean Wool at my Elevator. Tk Paid for an FOR Butter & Eggs, AT ABBS, PATERSON & REID, JONES' BLOCK, July 7,1881. PORT PERRY. WHAT YOU CAN BUY AT FORMANS'! Baking Powder for 4 cents per pound. Pure Starch for § cents per pound. No. 1 Ball Blue for 12} Sago for 8 cents per pound No. 1 Chewing Tobacco at 38 cents. Best Teas for 25 cts, 42 cts, and 50 cts. 87 inch Heavy Cotton for 10 cents 86 inch White Cotton for 10 cents. 4 Buttoned Kid Gloves for 65 cents. Tweeds at Wholesale Prices Dress Goods at less. Linen Tabling for 25 cents worth 40 cents. The best value in Prints ever offered. They sell for Formans' is the Spot. Cash. They cut Low ! Port Perry, July 20, 1881, Phi GOODY. = BROWN & GURRIR ARE SHOWING THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF New Goods! IN TOWN! Consisting of NEW SILKS the best value in the trade. -- = NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW PRINTS--500 different Patterns. NEW TWEEDS--100 different Patterns. NEW_CARPETS--over 20 Pieces, - A J. WRIGHT. Rort Perry, Juno 2,81881, & y HSE ; DUCK, HOLLANDS, TABLINGS and a host of other Goods, . MILLINERY ROOM! MANCHESTER. SEE THE.PRIN nS mmm - 8 H. CHRISTIAN. MANCHESTER, June 23, 1881. T.S.Corrigan WILL PAY THE Highes . Possible price for any quantity of Good Yellow BUTTER Eggs Wanted. T. S. CORRIGAN. DOMINION PLANING MILLS ! PORT PERRY, etree THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM ~ BUILDERS AND OTHERS "That he is fully prepared to fill with Neatness and Dispatch all orders for Planing, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, FLOORING, SCROLL-WORK, PICKETS, TURNING OF ALL KINDS And everything in this line of business in first-class style. Thorough p Pp in every of thel guaranteeing full satisfaction to all patrons. This Factory is fully supplied with the best Machinery manufactured, Call at the Dominion Planing Mille, opposite the Foundry. Plans, Specifications and Estimates made out free of cost. gives L. F. RICHARDSON: Port Perry, July 20 1881. Frigid Laihg & Meharry' HARDWARE STC 5 Now Open with all the LATES T' Styles. Bd Port Perry, Moreh 30, 1681,