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 42 JAMES SHEET HOBTH, lAMILTOI 
 
 PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. CANADA. 
 
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 ISSUED FOR DISTRIBUTION IN CANADA, AND IN GRKAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND 
 
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 CONTAINING DESCKll'TIONS, PRICES, AND TERMS OE PURCHASE FOR , 
 
 Over ONE MILLION DOLLARS worth of 
 ,.,' Wild Lands, Town ^ Villagre Properties, lUills, &;c., 
 
 ''•- ''-''Iv:'^' ■■'"'':: -''•^' ■",., ■ —IN THE— '■ ■'" .. ■ ■ '. 
 
 Frovince of Ontario, Canada. 
 
 i^v" (ProporiiL's [n the City of Hamilton, are advertised in ji separate List.,* '-^^1 
 
 JULY 1st, 1880. 
 
 HAMILTON, ONTARIO. 
 
 WITH SUPPLEMENT 
 
 'i'ENANT E.\RME1<.S and others coming out to America 
 with the intention of (purchasing land and settling, are recom- 
 mended 10 buy their tickets direct for tlie City of Hamilton, 
 whicii lies at the head of navigation on l-ake Ontario, and is sit- 
 uated in t'^f heart of the finest agricultural district of Ontario, the 
 Garden Province of Canada. From this central point railways 
 Ijranch out in every direction, by means of which the Farms 
 .idvertised in,OLir list can be easily reached; and the cost of living 
 here is as low, if not lower, than in any other place in the Province. 
 Hei'ore starting they should write to us naming the parcels on our 
 hst which they would like to insi)ect, and giving the probable 
 (late of their arrival here, so that proper arrangements may b; < 
 made for seeing the properties at, once and thus saving time 
 and expense. 
 
 We would advise the head of the family to come out first 
 where it is possible to do so, and carefully select a suitable pro- 
 jierty. After having done so, he can then either return for his 
 family or get them to follow him. This will give him more leis- 
 \ire to make a proper selection, and emble him to have a home 
 provided for his family before their arrival in Canada. 
 
 We ir.ite correspondence Jind will be happy to furnish all 
 information in our jjower to intending Emigrants. 
 
 For general information in reference to the country, we 
 direct attention to the pamphlets published by the Ontario 
 and Dominion Governments, which may be obtamed on appli- 
 cation to their agents in Great Britain and Ireland. 
 
 In this Catalogue a large number of farm lands are 
 each described in a single Ime givnig No. of" parcel, lot, 
 concession, acres, and price. We may remark that, in such 
 ca.ses, where nothing is said about improvements, there are : 
 none, and the properties referred to are what are kndwn as 
 Wild or Bush lands. ^ " 
 
 It will be observed that as a general rule the Number 
 and Concession of Lots composing Improved Farms are not"' 
 given in this Catalogue. One reason for the omission of these ' 
 particulars >s, that many owners who wish to sell their larms, ' 
 have from various causes strong objections to this fact being 
 know.i to their neighbours. We, therefore, simply, give the 
 number of each i)arcel as it appears in our books, with a full 
 description of the land, price, terms \"c., in the priraed list , 
 but, on application to us or any of our local agents (of whom 
 there are between 100 and 200 in various parts of the Province) 
 all other particulars will be given. '' 
 
 We may add that we do not hold ourselves responsible for 
 correctness of the descriptions of properties appearing in our 
 list; these are furnished by the owners, but, as those who intend 
 purchasing land will eitiier examine ii for .themselves, or get 
 some one to examine it tor them, nothing ca-i be gained by de- 
 ception. We insist upon owners giving us a fair description ol 
 each property ])laced in our hands for sale, and we believe that 
 these descriptions will generally be found correct. 
 
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 Lands for Sale by W. J. Fenton & Co., Hamilton, Ontario. 
 
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 > COUNTY 
 
 Towaih'p of C»aid«a. 
 
 854 — Farm of 94 ncrei, 85 acrei cler. reil and nearly till fiee or>tutn|>«, 3 acren 
 
 cedar swamp. The toil it black loam, land gently rolling, and well 
 
 drained, 'Ilicre i> a young orchard of 75 trees commencing to bear, a 
 
 aoot\ well of lastme water at the houw ; a living itreain within j ro<U of 
 
 , barn. Frame dwellin); 36 x 36 with atone cellar ; frame barn 30 X 60 with 
 
 ,"j*V i;r.inary an I .stable attached ; \ mile froTt the village of Knterprix: where 
 
 • there are school, churches etc.; fences cellar raih, and in first class order. 
 
 I'rice $4o<io, payable $2500 down, balance as mi y be agreed upon. 
 
 884 — Farm of 50 acres, all under cultivation with the exception of about 3 
 acres. New frame house 21 x 32, and well rnishcd, with cellar, 
 eicell;:\t f.-a-n : b-.i-n }6 x 4<, wah sltedx and stahl'.'s underneath. 
 Young orchard of 50 trees just commencing to bea.- ; within 1 mile of 
 cburch and school, and II miles of Napanee the county town , well fencc- 
 ed with cedar rail*. The soil is a rich clay loam ami the fai-ni is in 
 splendid condition. Price $3000, $1500 down balance as may be agreed 
 upon. 
 
 Township of K»Iad»r. ' ■' K. 
 
 532 — A good farm, containing 256 acres of which 40 acres are cleared. Soil 
 
 is light sandy loam, two log barns ; dwelling house containing 
 
 parlor, kitchen ami 4 bed rooms. The west half oflot may be purchased 
 
 • .separately. The property is only about one mile from the village of 
 
 Flinton. Price $1100 cash, 
 
 COUNXY OF BRANT. 
 
 Towaahip of Burford. 
 
 819— Farm of loo acres, 75 acres of which are improved and free from 
 stumps ; balance covere<i with timber consisting of pine, elm, tam.-irack, 
 ttsh) l)eech and maple - io acr«s swnmp— balance high and rollinp, ; soil 
 clay loam and gravel, 2 acres in orchard; and well watered. Frame 
 ham 30 X 48 with shed and stable underneath the barn ; rough ca-t dwell- 
 ing house, in good condition, with stone cellar ; fences in good 
 itpair ; good roiids ; I mile from school and church ; 3 miles from Post 
 
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 Office and Hallway ; markets, first class within 3, 9 and 12 miles. 
 
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 sessional once if desired. I'rice $4000, $2500 down, lialance in yearly 
 instalments with interest at 7 percent. 
 
 820 — Farm of 100 acres, of which 80 acres are improved, l>alance bush and 
 jMisture land ; 3 acres swamp heavily limbered with ash and cedar : clay 
 loam and gravel ; high and rolling ; 40 good apple trees, watered by 2 
 living springr, ; barn new (40 x 50) with a stone foundation and stables 
 underneath ; rail and stump fences in first class repair. Farm situated on 
 stone road within I mile of Uailway, Churches and Po«t Office, and within 
 9 miles of Paris, 12 miles of llrantford ond 10 miles of Woodstock, 3 first 
 class markets. Crops can be Ixjughl at a valuation. This is a first- 
 class wheat growing farm. Price $4000, $3000 down, and balance in any 
 reasonable time with interest at 7 per cent, per annum. 
 
 831 -Farm of 50 acres ; all improved ; soil is a clay loam and sandy loam 
 with clay bottom ; land gently rolling ; I \ acres of an orchard, watere<l 
 by a creek. The barn is frame 30 X 45 with shed 16 x 45, driving house 
 and stable 25 X 38 : sh.?d 16 x 24 with loft over head ; a good sired 
 frame honse, containing kitchen, parlor and 3 bed rooms and cellar ; 
 fences rail, an<' in good order ; picket fence around the garden. 'ITiis farm 
 is situated on what is known as tiovernor's Road, within i mile of Rail- 
 way station. Post Office, and blacksmith shop etc. , and on next lot adjoin- 
 ing farm is erected a brick school and church, wjthin 8 miles of Wood- 
 stock which is a first-class market. Price, $1656. $1000 down and the 
 lialance within about two years. 
 
 8^^ — Farm of 40 acres, all of which is improved ; 27 acres free from 
 'stumps ; soil is a sandy loam, level and high ; small orchard, watered by 
 a never failing stream which runs across the corner of the farm. 
 The dwelling is rough cast 16 x 26, two stories high besides kitchen which 
 Is 14 X 22, with stone cellar under main house. The bam is frame 30 x 50 
 with sufficient stabling. The buildings are all new and in first-class 
 order ; fences rail and stump. This farm is situated in a pleasant locality 
 and on a good road and within l\ miles from school and ^rist mill, I mile 
 from blacksmith shop, Post Office, Churches etc., also within 4 miles of 
 Railway station . Possession Ift April 1881. Price $3500, half cash and 
 balance to suit purchaser. 
 
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 906— Splendid stock and grain farm containing 200 acres ; 160 cleared, of 
 which 150 are clear from stumps and stones and in a high state of cultiva- 
 tion ; the remaining 40 acres are timbered with beech and maple. There 
 are at present 50 acres of meadow and 30 acres seeded down ; land 
 is gently rolling and well fenced ; watered by Whitemans creek, a never 
 failing stream running through north end j two large l)Bm» nearly new ; 
 one shed ; a frame dwelling house 24 x 30 with kitchen now being built. 
 The property is situnted on the Hamilton and London stone road 10 miles 
 west of the City of Brantford, and within 2 mites of the thriving village of 
 Burford, a sution on O. W, Fy. Price $12,000, payable $3000 down 
 and the balance on time ai may be agreed, secured by mortgage on the 
 property. 
 
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 781 — Improved farm of 50 acres, free from stump* or swamp ; soil a sandy 
 loam with clay gravelly liottom ; land moderately rolling, every foot won 
 drained ; young orchard three years old ; good well of excellent waMfrt 
 small houK and liam. The property is well fenced into ten acre fields ti^ 
 wire fences. There are good roads ; distance to school, % mile ; churdb, 
 
 ' % mile ; hotel, 3 stores, ^ blacksmith shops, waggon shop, shoe sltlrVi 
 cheese factory and grist mill and i>ost office, all within \ mite ; good Mar- 
 kets at Waterfonl and Brantford, only distant 7 and 9 miles resnecttttly. 
 Three railways near the pro|)erty. I'rice $2500, payable $800 down hii- 
 ance on time. 
 
 Town ofBraatlbrd. 
 
 437— lx>ts I, 2 and 3 north of Alonzo street, and Ix>t I south of LawiinKe 
 street. Price, $300. 
 
 482 -.Several Park l«ts high and dry and beautifully situated. 
 
 COUNTY OF 
 
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 865— Farm of irio acres, 80 acres cleared, 75 acres free of'atumps, 20 acre* 
 hard wood bush ; timber good ; frame barn, 36x56 ; driving house and 
 stable, 24x56 ; cow stable, 20x30 ; also frame dwelling-house, 20x30 ; 
 frame kitchen, 15x16; soil, clay loam; land gently rolling; good orchard, 
 bearing ; splendid board fences. The farm is watered by a creek running 
 througli it ; good road leading to market ; distance from school 1} miles ; 
 from church 3 mile« ; from railway station 12 miles. Price $5,500 Cash. 
 
 866— Farm of 90 acres, 75 acres cleared, almost clear of stumps; 15 acres 
 h^irdwood, excepting a few acres on the bank of the river .Saugeen, upon 
 which is cedar; land mostly level ; orchard of about 100 trees, mostly 
 alt bearing; frame barn, 60x42 ; granary 18x22; log house 18x22, with 
 frame addition 10x22. Price $3,400. |i,8oo Cash, balance on time. 
 
 863 — Fine Farm of 100 acres, mostly clay loam ; 80 acres cleared ; 20 acres 
 uncleared ; all hardwood, except one acre of cedar ; fenced into 8 acre 
 fields ; small orchard in good trim. The lani^ nearly all level; 75 acres 
 free from stumps ; frame bank bam, 54x64 ; stables underneath in stone 
 foundation; root house 20x22; tool house: hog pen 14x18: there is a 
 pump in bam yard : the dwelling is a log house 18x26, with frame kitchen 
 14x18. A good gravel road leading to Walkerton, which is 3} milcsdis- 
 tant ; no fncumbrance. Price 15,000, payable $2,500 cash, balance on 
 time at 8 per ct. interest. 
 
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 TowBship of Br*Bt - Coattanad. 
 
 ib^~- h'lne Farm of 5U acrci. soil good cU\ loam ; 40 acres frcr fniin ntunipt: 
 10 atrcf in hardwud hunh : well fenced ; ({ood orchnrd of about ^o trees, 
 ;ill bearing : land Kcntlv rollinK ; watered by stream : barn framr, 40x60 : 
 hewed log stable 18*24; log hini<e 18x24: school, one mile; church two 
 miles distant; railway stattgn within one inilc. Postes«ion at any time . 
 I'lice f j.joi) cash. 
 
 TowMsUp of Bruev. 
 
 
 
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 8 — Lot 30, Con. 13, 99 acres. (A valuable Pine l^t.) Price tKoo. 
 836 Farm of 121 acre», of which 95 acres arc cleared, 75 .icres fict- Irom 
 stumps, 12 acres swamp, balance timbered with hardwood ; average soil, 
 clay loam ; small orchard ; a splendid sprint; of water neai the dwelling- 
 house, which is log, 30X40. sheeted up outside ; gix>d stone milk-house, 
 I2xi6 ; barn is frame, 40x60, with shed attached 24x60 ; fences all good; 
 CKdar rails; the roads lending from farm are good; onlv i mile from 
 school ; 5 miles from towns of Winghnm and Teeswaler, where there are 
 railway stations, good markets, and several churches; crop at prrsent 
 on the premises may be had ut a valuation. Piice, ^4,600 ; ti,8oo cash, 
 balance on easy term*. 
 
 TownaUp of Eldorali*. 
 
 V— A sjilemliil farm lot of 119 acres of wliich 20 acres are cleared, ami lo acres 
 clioppcd ; Is'inj; lx)t 18 Con. o ; one of the liest lots in the township ; 
 soil is a mil clay loam, very easily worked. A line never failing creek 
 runs across the lot dividing the front Iwo-thiids from the rear one-third of 
 the land. Log house ; rail (ences. I'licc $aooo, on easy terms. I'os- 
 sr-<.sion can lie given at any lime. 
 
 Xi)4--Faim of 100 acres, 50 acres of which .iie cleared ami mostly free from 
 stumps, remaining 50 acres lieing well timtiered with hanl wood, noil is a 
 clay loam, land rolling. A good orchnrd with frnit trees in ^gilendid Ixfar- 
 inp order. Thiie is also a valuable spring creek running across the preni 
 ises which serves for drainage. The dwellnig is a good liowcil log-h<,iise ; 
 frame Isirn ; fences in first class repaii . This farm is situated en a good 
 turnpike road, one mile from gravel road; 2 miles from iiiMicst school 
 house and church ; 3 miles from I'aisley, which is the market town and 
 nearest Kailway station. Possession can \k had immetliately. Price 
 ♦3500, $1700 down balance on time .is may be agre>!(l. 
 
 Township of Orocnoek. 
 
 453 .\ triie farm with 9<' acres cleared, 10 acres nearly clear, 15 acres 
 newly chopiied, and 20 acres slashed, coalaining in all 350 aires. Soil 
 clav loam with a little sandy loam in one corner. Timber, lieech, ruaple, 
 hemlock, etc. Puildings log dw«lling, log barn and stable lor cattle 
 an<l new frame stable for horses. The land is roHiiig and has Ix^en 
 cult-ivated for over 20 years. 23^' miles from (llaminis \illage, and lo 
 miles from Piakerton Station of \V. (j. ,2-' U. Kailwiy. Price ?8<ioo 
 on easy ternis uf payment. 
 
 (S. D. K.) Pi ice 
 
 245— Lot 18, 
 
 (.'on . 
 
 1, 
 
 SO 
 
 105 -^W 1 " 10, 
 10— " 16, 
 
 
 I), 
 
 54 
 
 ICO 
 
 II- " 27. 
 
 4').6- " 28, 
 
 
 1 1, 
 10, 
 
 99 
 
 ICO 
 
 438- «. 1 " 15, 
 246 -.S part " 25, 
 
 
 12, 
 ■2, 
 
 50 
 4S 
 
 (A valualile Farm Lot.) 
 
 ? 300 
 
 1600 
 
 500 
 
 1250 
 
 300 
 
 Township of Huron. 
 
 557 - K choice Farm about 2 niilc^ ficm lo«ii of l.uckiiow, combining 150 
 acres, of wiii»h 85 acics aie under cultivation ; soil lir^'liJa'-s cUy loam, 
 good buildings and tine orchard. I'lice $6,500, payable $^ooodown, 
 balance 10 suit purchaser as may h»^ agreed. 
 
 Township of Kincardine. 
 
 732 — A very fine faim of loo acres, of which to acres arc cleaied: over 50 
 acres being under cultivation, and almost free I'rom stumps. About 30 
 acres more are paitly cleared, and would !« easily brought under cultiva- 
 ticn. Ten acres of standing timlwr, paitly hardwood and pailly black ash 
 and cedar. .Small orchard in fulHiearing. Land, slightly rolling ; soil, 
 a rich clay loam, in good condition, (jooel spring w.itrr. Log house, 
 barn and stable. Distance to school ,'4 mile; to Presbyterian chapel 
 I '4 miles ; to saw mill iji miles ; to the town of Kincardine 6 miles. 
 Possession will tie given within one month from date of sale. Price $3000 
 on easy terms. 
 
 Township of Saag^een. 
 
 214 -Lot I, 
 
 Lake liange, 
 
 148 acres. 
 
 Price 
 
 I500 
 
 204- •• 6, 
 
 '* 
 
 '35 '• 
 
 *' 
 
 400 
 
 223— •• 10, 
 
 • 1 
 
 112 " 
 
 
 200 
 
 COCHTY or BRUCE - ConUauod. 
 
 Villas* *' Ivorhoroa. 
 
 I'mcr. 
 
 225 Lot 24, \V. Wellington .Street, I acre, #25 
 180 " 25, \V- " " I " 2J 
 
 226 " 27, K. " " I " 25 
 
 ,^ *''<'• '3> •■•• Head Street, I " lo 
 
 *W - \ .. ,, w. .. , .. ,0 
 
 Town of Klbcardina. 
 
 75 
 70 
 
 227 -N. |>ait lot 39, K. Princeas S'reel. Kioniage 30 links. < 30 
 26-- ...... 
 
 228- S. part 
 
 229- -N. " 
 29- 
 
 230 \V. " 
 
 231 -N. •• 
 168 K. ,', 
 
 3, ... 
 32... 
 
 33- 
 
 •' 29, K. t^iiecn 
 
 " 30, " " •• ■' 
 
 '• 38, W. Vkloria " " 
 
 " 43. 
 
 " 44. •' 75 
 
 ■• 4». K- •• •• • 45 
 
 ■' I, N. Mechanics Avenue, Williamsburg. 
 
 " 13, Suuge«n Street. " 
 
 " 14, 
 " IS. " •• , " 
 
 J50 
 250 
 
 50 
 
 lUO 
 
 75 
 ^5 
 '5 
 40 
 40 
 
 VilUi:* of Paisley. 
 
 (,64-STKAM SAW MILL and SA.*!}! and iJUOIMACToUY under cue 
 roof; siiuatril ncai ih.^ centre of the \illage, on the banks of the Snugecn 
 rixer, neaj ilie junction with the Teeswater river, h^leam engine, ^u liCisc 
 duwer, lioilcr, 40 horse iK)wer, building Frame, lilltd with brick, two 'lone» 
 high with flat, I'elt and pitch roof. .Saw null, 26 x 50 feet, «ith Mi.iigle 
 and Intll machines, at present working up to their full capacity un ci.stcni 
 work. Sash and I)oor Kaclory, 40 x 50 feet, on first flat and wh.: le i,i/« 
 of buililing on upper Hat. The machinery comprises surface planer ami 
 matcher, 1 large ami I sm:ill moulding machine, i sha|X!r, I teniioning ma- 
 chine 2, table .,aws, I foot mortice machine, blind machinery, I parel rui.ser, 
 I sand pajiering machine, I jig saw. 1 timing lathe, 2 grind stones, a'.l in 
 gDOtI working order. I'rice, ^5,000, 
 
 232- Lot 2 W, Nolan Street. Price, |2o. 
 
 589 — lot 16 west side (^ueen street sonth, on coiner of Mam st.: third 'ilcik 
 from station, having a frontage of 86 feet by a depth of 162 feet, wilh (';.r- 
 |)enter Shop, Dwelling house and other buildings thereor. Price, fidcti. 
 
 3(jo--I^ts 19 ami 20 on east siele of , lames street, an<l Lsts I') and 3o en 
 west side of Nel.s«n street, 2 acres — price, %i>oa. 
 
 591 — Lot 10 em east side of (ieorge street south, \ acre,— price f 200. 
 
 244- - S. part park lot 20, N. Goldie street, 2 acres, I'lice #50. 
 
 Village of Southampton. 
 
 169- 
 
 24«- 
 
 37 
 
 38 
 
 171 
 
 39 
 40- 
 41. 
 42 
 43 
 44- 
 170- 
 
 45 
 
 47- 
 
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 16 
 3 
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 33 
 34 
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 PRICE. 
 
 K. Allien street. 
 
 
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 NV. Orosvenor street 
 
 
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 W. 
 
 
 50 
 
 W. 
 
 
 50 
 
 W. 
 
 
 20 
 
 E. Huron street. 
 
 
 75 
 
 K. 
 
 
 • 50 
 
 E. 
 
 
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 l«-ike or front street. 
 
 
 50 
 
 W. (jieenvillc " 
 
 
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 \V. 
 
 
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 E. firey street. 
 
 
 10 
 
 E. " 
 
 
 20 
 
 W. Victoria street. 
 
 
 75 
 
 S. Alfred 
 
 3 ,•,., acres 
 
 100 
 
 N. Arthur 
 
 
 
 150 
 
 E. Anglesea " 
 
 4X " 
 
 200 
 
 84g--Vacaiit lots 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 5.', 5;,, 54 and 55 containing ,n ;.ll 
 106-10 acres, t'lice $320 cash. 
 
 ViUasre of Teeswater. 
 
 172— Lot J15 N. of Hiver Teeswater, 1-5 acie. 
 Town of Walkertoa. 
 
 Price t6o 
 
 34 
 
 35 
 
 '79 - 
 
 176- 
 
 ■73 - 
 174- 
 '75- 
 
 Lxit 8 Mange 2, Kilkie's survey. 
 " 20 K. Queen street, Houlton's survey 
 
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Lands for Sale by W. J. I^inton & Co., I Icwillon,' Ontario. 
 
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 COUNTY OF QREY. Continuad. 
 Townahip of K«pp«l> 
 
 l}3 't;!.!! Ilniin Kami, ■ tx-iKg .» ^^<lflullll farm xw\ liiiil»r tract, coiii|)oacil 
 ol >>i» .u'ri-s III one liUxk, iiliialed iii a wiltl nml roniiiiitic ij/it, Only alioul 
 six mili."> from Owen JSohikI, llif poiinly town, ami a first c1a!i» niaikci. 
 Tlierr ;iri' jl.cul ^5 iiireii'lraicil in ihc'inlrr u\ tlir bItKk. «n<l on llim 
 cli'Jiing then' in a first ila«» hewed loj; dwilling i2 X 30, 1 nr-aiid a hull 
 ♦lent* nigh I (jotxl Mjjctihlr (;«rdfn ar.d a yoiiii^ orchard. I'hr toil I* of 
 the icry Iwn iIi-m ri|>tion ami wi-ll .idu|>te"l for msinj; .iny kind of i'0|.>, 
 Alioul one hall of thu |>rO|«'ily lu-s ir. a romanlic ylni ,iimni«dnl on 'lirri- 
 •ides l>) rooky incciiinrs, fioiii 50 10 lix) ftel linjh, which sejiai.itt" ilm 
 lowi'r level Ironi (I 1; hmlii 1 U-x^l . Ihc liomc and i liarinj; aic in the lower 
 levrl, which is - ntm ly Iree from rock. Mo>t of tlir hiyhcr level, incliid 
 111); I hunt half 1 he tract, ("tay 450 acre*, Mk more or Icmi rocky, liiil liie 
 oil n liitt ila-is, and it is very he«nily timlieied with rock cdiii, lieuli, 
 maple »nil other kinils of hord wooil. The lower livel i» ■ very valuable 
 irnctof land, «alered hy a Inige sprinj; creek, and when all clcaied will 
 make Olic of the liest sto<k and fnin farin» in the I'roviiue. Un this level 
 there is also a larjje i|uantily of very valualile pine and cedar tiiiilier. ('on 
 siderinu the imnunsi- i|iftiniity of limlier of various kinds on tl.i-> iract, and 
 the "hurt distance to ii»i^n Sound, it i' really a i^reat hnr|{ain, and would 
 suit my man \tell who has :iu-aiis to put a null on it. 
 }(57—Kariii of too acres, of which 10 acres are cleared. Ihe Iwelling i~ 
 ioii It X 14 ; stalile frame 18 V io ; -.oil loam ; tiinlier hardwuod lieech 
 aiiil maple etc.; rri aires criliy sw amp , '4 mile from itcliool, 4) miles 
 from I'renquv ixlc ; ^\ miles to Owen Sound. I'rice $55". paNahlu $Joo 
 down tialanie in yearly in>tatni<:nts of Ssocuih «ith interest at 8 per cent. 
 M; Splendid faim of 4ix> icies, of which one acre has lieen sold 
 lor school piiipose« on which is a new lirick school lioiisi.-. I here arc J75 
 acres cleared and coin|>aritively free from slumps and ttones, a1>out 40 
 M les lyiny ready tor lo^;j;iii(; ; the balance is harilwocul timber. The soil 
 is clay loam, the land is mostly level, some of it is sliyhtly rolliin; ; ihere 
 Is not a rotl of waste land on the place tin one of the lots theie are .!"'0 
 hint trees mostly apple; aliout 511 fruit trees on anothor lot : there is 
 ilso a small frame h'puse and frame barn J*) X 82 wuh a stone foundation 
 lor a stable full si/e of barn, with *triw' shed 40 \ 4.1 ; there is a never 
 failin){ uell on this lot, t'li Ihe llrst loi there is a 2 storey frame col- 
 '■'k!* i'' "^ .i" *''^ •'" e'^cellen cellar the si/e of the house ; frame barn 
 40 \ loo with a stable and icjot house. * TIk' fnrin is laid on' in 2<> acre 
 lields ; the fences in very yood oiiler ; the buildings are in nOO<i repair j 
 church, school, blacksmith s shop, wa(,'goii-iiiakers shop and post office 
 on the cornel of the projicrty ; distance from I'weii Sound, the Ix.st mar 
 kel and iieaicsl l< . K. Station 12 miles. I'ricr $l2,cxio half cash. Iml- 
 aiice in U annual payments, with a lilieral discount if the v hole price is 
 pa'd down. The proix'rty may l)e<li\ided to .suit piirchascrs 
 1 1.) Farm of 100 acies l».'irg l.ot5<'in. U., aUiiit 25 acres cliared, and 
 mostly flee (rom stumps and stones ; watered by a line never failiu); 
 -priny creek containing s|)eck led trout. Small log house with hue spring 
 near the dooi. I he uncleared part of lot i' a line standing hard"ood 
 bush ; linibei U'ech, maple, roik elm sVc ; pait ot the timliered land is 
 rocky but the soil of the whole lot is a very rich loam easily worked and 
 very prcxiuctive. tjnly one mile from (irnvel Koad U^twecn (Jweii Sound 
 ami .South.-.mpton and about 4 milts from the villaj;e of Allaiiford a sia. 
 lion on the S. o-' 1.. II. It\ . Trice $500 itr the riyht of locatee iil the 
 Crown, payable half down and balance in three or four ecpial veaily 
 in-talmeiits with iiileiest at 7 jier cent seiiiied by mortgage on tin- prop- 
 erty. Ualaucediie Crown alxml $22f.i. 
 
 HKICE 
 $160 
 150 
 2CH> 
 200 
 400 
 Ino 
 400 
 500 
 (100 
 
 4110 
 
 400 
 
 Township of Melancthon. 
 
 8 JO Farm of loo acres in old survey, 85 acres of which are cleared iiiid free 
 from stumps and stones ; 15 acre? bush ; 4 .icre.s swamp ; II acres hard 
 wckkI, consi.stinij of maple, Ireech, elm, crc ; soil, clay loam, Ievi;l and 
 i;ently tailing to the >outh, ;i:id sheltered liy a IhisIi on the north ; small 
 orchard liearing ; a gooil frame barn (6 .\ ()0 : frame stable iti \ ',0 log 
 house 18 X 24 ; 3 rooms downstairs • fences cedar rails, all in gocnl order ; 
 j;cod road 2 utiles olT gravel road, 2^ miles from the village of Ho^nings 
 Mills where tlrfre is a I'ost Office, carriage and blacksmith shops. Factories 
 Stores, Mills etc ; and five miles from the village of Shelbnuriie on line of 
 T. G. H. Ky. where there is a goo<l maiket. I'rice $4,100 payable $I5(X) 
 down and balance in five years at 8 jKr. cent interest secured by moiigage. 
 
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 con. 2 N. C 
 
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 20 
 
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 i44-N. 
 
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 22 
 
 *• '3 
 
 
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 •• 16 
 
 
 100 
 
 249— 
 
 
 
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 1,01 262 con 1 E. 1'. 
 
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 209 
 
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 COUNTY or OR£T Coatlouad 
 
 Townahip of Mal«nohthon Oontinuocl. 
 
 704 Lot 2\i. Ion. .' ; l.<n> 241, 242 .id 24J, c,ir. '.\ ; IxXs 241 and 242, 
 Con. 4, and \ax% 2>)aiitl fo, ('oh. S> south «es| of the Toroii'oand Myden- 
 ham lioa.l, in Mrhiicthon, together with lots 240 and 24i>, S. W . cf T. 
 . • S. Iso.nl, Ml the Township of I'rolon. conlaiiiing in all ^SIj aciesin Omk 
 li.oi K, with rxtennive improvements, atu.'>lrd on the west side of the To- 
 ronto (Irey A' l^riiie Knilway, and only aliout !'•> milcn Ironi the Ihrivln^i 
 village of Mundalk. .Soil first class jo acren cleared. The b iiUlln|js con 
 list of two good I.og lloutrs each )0 \ 40. I^ storeys high a gOO<l 
 Urge kooi Mouse built of ilouble loKs, large enoi'gh to contain l.ii'.o Ihi»- 
 hels laige Kain and Stable for to tennis, nun log .Hlmnty to v 40, 
 large enough fur 80 men 10 slee(i in. Un Lot 242, Con. 2, tlieie is a tram- 
 railway laid III from the mam line of ih< I'oioiilo (irey iSf Iliuce Railway, 
 laid with iron nils foi 800 yards. The Nhoie of this very valuable prop- 
 eily may U- piirih.is«'d hir $7,500 cash. 
 
 riin r 
 ^ S. K'd, io acre*; $ 250 
 
 i- S. Rd, 58 " iioo 
 
 '• 58 " 'K>0 
 
 " loo ' lo«>o 
 
 £• '.i. Rd 8i •• ••» 
 
 Townahip of Oapraj. 
 
 7^1 .\ 1 arm of ico acres, of which 20 are cleared and mostly free from 
 stumps : and lOBCres more have lieeii I'hopped. The lein.uning 70 .teres 
 are all hanlwool bush, except aloiiB the creek where the tinilier is mostly 
 ced.ir. Aliout 75 acres, in all, are gixxl high hardwocKi i.md, gently lOll- 
 ifig the balance is swamp along the creek which forms the head waters ot 
 IJcnver Kiver . Log I'welhng and log Stable, soil, clay mixed with 
 gravel, and some njck along the creek . good road to Keversham, the near 
 est village, only !40f n mile distant possession can be given at an> trme. 
 I'rice )«loo<>, payable $400 down, balance in 5 to 10 year* at 6 [wr cent 
 intciest. 
 
 112- I,ol 21 con. 3 N. D. K. 
 
 ,,j_. .. ;3 .. 3 
 
 22» " 3.( " 3 S. I). K. 
 
 TownalUp of Proton, 
 
 341-100 acres, 35 |acret cleared, vilh Log Barn and iipring creek,— piiie. 
 |].ooo, p.tyable ti.200 down, iud b.ilance in 4 yeair«, with interest 
 half yearlv, at 7 per cent. 
 
 Townahip of S»rawalc. 
 
 SjO - I'arm if 50 .icres, 45 acienof vh;ch arc cleared, 38 acres clear of stumps 
 and clear of stones etcept abiuit 2 .icrtii; soil, clay loam ; no swamp; 
 g'lod wheat land. Hoiine frame, 22x24, well linished : frame kitchen 
 I4x?^; house on «tone I'oundaiionR : a good well with pi mp near house ; 
 barn Irame. 16x4^ ; small orchard, partly Ijearint; ; land slightly roUirg : 
 school 4 mile ; beautiful view (if Owen Sound Bay. I'rice Si, oijo, payable 
 ♦3.10 down, h years for ba .nnce. at^8{ per cent. 
 
 Townahip of St. Vincent.' 
 
 .S72- h'arm of I'O acres, ^5 acres improved ' no swamp ; balance timbered 
 uith hardwood ; soil clay loam : l.iiid rolling : orchard nf 3 acres ; never- 
 lading creek, well drained. Frame house and barn, and well fenced ; 
 i^oid roads : { mile to school and j churches ; post office, market and R'y 
 station at Meafurd, 4 miles distant. Also too acres, of which Vi acres 
 are improved; balance hardwood bush, soil clay loam; land rolling ; 
 orchard of 3 acres ; spring 20 rods from buildings, and 2 wellt ; v.ell 
 drained; frame house 28x40; barn 36x50: stable 2^x40: large shed 
 fioxso; all in good repair: goud roads. I.nmediate possession can be given 
 of both the above parcels, which will b.; sold ?ithei scparatel/ or together. 
 Price of both, $9,500, payable half down, and the balance in six years, 
 with interest at H per cent. 
 
 R87- Farm of gi and a half acres. 40 acres impiov ed, 20 acres of which are 
 free fmm stumps; balance not improved, but covered with hardwood and 
 cedar timber ; soil clay 'oani ; land rolling ; 3 acres hilly; small orchard 
 of about 70 apple trees ; well watered ; natural drainage , log dwelling, 
 20x26, containing 4 rooms ; all the cleared land fairly fenced ; passable 
 roads j 3 miles to school and 4 to church ; half way between Mcafoid 
 and Owen Sound markets and Railway .Stations. Possession i«t Jan., 
 i,S8i. lirice 91,500; J400 down, balance in 5 years, with interest at 
 g per cent. 
 
 S,S8 Farm of 40 acres, of which 35 acres are Improved, 25 acres free from 
 stumps ; 10 acres hardwood timber ; 2 acres drv cedar swamp ; soil clay 
 loam; land gently rolling ; 1,000 plum, pear, apple, peach, apricot and 
 quince trees, besides grape vines ; a fine spring creek runs through the 
 properly, which is well drained. The dwelling is frame, 18x24, with 
 kitchen, in middling repair; barn 24x40; stable 16x30, in good order ; 
 roads good ; 'i mile to School and church ; 3 miles to Meaford, where 
 there is T.aiket and K. R. Station. Price t3,ioo ; ti,50o down, balance 
 in 5 years, with interest at S per cent. 
 
Liifids /or Sa/c by W. J. Fenton & Co., Hamilton, Ontario. 4 
 
 COUNTY OF CARLKTOlt. 
 
 Township of Oleua^ rtT . 
 
 808 - lloutiful fiim of Ig4 n<:i'ei only 4 miles Irom the iily of < >tt.iu \, '1 lie 
 Imvl i:, quite level, no giilNet, every inch araV}|e, no ttonet, well walercl 
 by ■ »niall alrenni and (inallcr uibMiiiary sircanu ninning into it. Soil, 
 inutk and clay ami iuin<ly loam over clay bottom ; excellent for all kinds 
 of |;raiB no twam{i— plenty of fence timlier, pine, black aih, elm ami 
 maple, jril Conceinion boun<l the place on the north ; uld log h«u«c ; 
 about '5 acres cleare<1, 20 acret itumped, 40 arrei more nearly cleared \ 
 n» fruit treei yel. >S<:hooI houte and church dOK by ; rond« good ■, Otta 
 wa it the neareil market and railway itation ; pOkUSHtton ■ immediately. 
 Trice $6500, fiooo canh, balance in five e>]ual yearly instAlmenis with 
 interctt at 6 |i«r cent j>«r annum. 
 
 UOITirXV OF* EX.OIXV. 
 
 Towiwhip of 1 
 
 795 — Imprnvcd Farm of gj and a half acrca, about 7j acrca of which are 
 improved, and 30 aire* free from itumiia : about 12 ur 14 acre* in timber, 
 conaiating nf beech, maple, oak, black and while uah, baiiwood, elm, 
 chestnut, hickory and a few pinei. The toil i* clay luam mixed with 
 sandy loam. The land ia gently rolling, and the very best for drainage ; 
 large loft-watcr cistern and never-failing ipring well near the door, with 
 firtt-claai pump : eaiy acceaa to good wiiter in every field ; alio a beauti- 
 ful trout stream with clay banks, and a tirst-clasa water privilege fora- 
 manufactory. Theie are ab<nit ijo apple trees of the very best winter 
 varieties, juti commencing to bear; uboui ioo peach trees of choice se- 
 lection, of 2 and 3 years' growth, besides near, cherry, currant, etc. 
 The dwelling is frame, with kitchen, woodhouse and storeroom, all under 
 one r<Kjf, A good barn with sheds and hog-hou<eand corn crib. Fences 
 partly rail, stump and board, but all in thorough repair. The farm is about 
 one and a half miles from school and church ; $ miles to i.tilway station . 
 a good market at Tilsiinburgh,and post ohice is near by. Hossenaion can 
 be given immediately after disposal of crops and house properly. The 
 roadK are good. The f'>rm is only one mile from Ingrrsoll and Port 
 Burwell, plank and gravel road. The water privilege with two or three 
 acres uf land, can be bouj^ht separately for ti, 000. Price of the whole 
 property t4,loj ; payable *3,iioo down, and balance in 4 or 5 yearly 
 instalmentt, with interest at 7 per cent. 
 
 J 34— Undivided half of 6a., it., 30 per., being the S. W. cor. of Lot 24 in 
 .south gore of townthip. Price, V40. 
 
 COUNTY OF- ESSEX. 
 
 Township of KaidsUmo. 
 
 510 — A small farm containing 40 acres on the west side of and near the 
 village of Belle River, with dwelling, good stable and barn. Price 92,000 
 
 Town of Windsor. 
 
 521 -Lot No. I, being subdivision of Lot ij I (formerly in the township of 
 Sandwich), situated on Front street, near Detroit river, and opposite O. 
 \V. K. station and water works, and having a frontage of 45 feet by a 
 depth in rear of 150 feel, with a fine dv -'ling house, which ccst li,8ou, 
 and a good stable. 
 
 COUNTY OF FItONTENAC. 
 
 Township of Claroadon. 
 
 J15 — Farm on Kingston road, too acres, 33 cleared, soil dark sandy loam, 
 good house, partly log and partly frame, not yet finished, meant to contain 
 six rooms, good barn and fences: one mile from Drickshot p. o., and 10 
 mileti from Kingston and Pembroke railway.— Price, $700, payable $400 
 cash, balance at 8 per cent, on time. 
 
 516— Lot 45, King.ston road. 
 
 Township of Portland. 
 
 779— Improved Farm of 130 acres, 16 and a halt' miles from the city of 
 Kingston on the line of the K. T. Ky. and half a mile north from the 
 thriving village of Harrowsmith. Gravel road runs by properly to the 
 city. The farm is conveniently situated for churches, schools, post office, 
 telegraph ofifice, and mills of every description. The land isall improved 
 and free of stumps and stones, and in a good state of cultivation ; fenced 
 with cedar rails ; 7 acres of su^ar cane grown on property ; 25 acres of 
 low meadow land, nearly all cleared, watered by a never failing stream : 
 14 acres fall wheat and rye; 40 acres 0' meadow land, ne.irly all shaded; 
 30 acres of clover, 4 acres of an orchard, the balance pasture land*, 260 
 apple, pear and cherry trees, planted and coming into bearing. Dwelling 
 is 24x30, with kitchen and wood-shed attached. 7 large rooms in main 
 house; Mtar undercarriage house, which is 24x32, and granary up-stairs: 
 all buildings are new: barn is 48x36 ; sheds 24x48 : stables 24x30, with 
 pig pens and poultry house. Price $4,750 ; payable $2,150 down, and 
 balance in yearly instalments, with interest at 8 per cent. 
 
 301 — Lot 23, Cor. 13, 200 acres. Price »40o. 
 
 COUNTY OF C3-RKY. 
 
 Township of Boatinek. 
 
 676— .\ tine farm of 100 aires, of which 8« are cleared, and ij acres timbered: 
 mostly beech and maple. Soil, sandy loam, free from atones ; land gently 
 rolling, good orchard, well watered by a fine spring creek runninn diago- 
 nally across the properly. Two dwelling houses and frame barn. This 
 property fronts on Gravel Road, between Watkerion and Durham, and is 
 about one mile from Hanover village. Price 13,000, 
 
 Township of Colllncwood. 
 
 140- N. W. part Lot i. Con. 8, 13 acres. Price f 100. 
 
 Township of Dorhj. 
 
 H04 - S fine farm of 2(h) acres, of which 150 acres are cleared, and free from 
 stumps, so acres hardwood bushi soil, clay loam; land gently rolling ; 
 good orchard ; a never failing spring creek runs through the place; there 
 IS also a trout pond on the premises ; barn 40x60, with stone foundations 
 -the house is 20x22. cellar under it ; kitchen 18x16, rough-cast ; school 
 within two miles ; church two miles ; Owen Sound the best market ; 
 KcKkford the nearest station ; possession immediately, if bought before 
 seeding. Price t6,joo payable ¥3,00(1 down, and balance in time as 
 may be agreed. 
 
 Township of Euphmola. 
 
 141 — .S. part Lot 27, Con. 12, 84 acres. Price 1730, 
 
 877 —farm of 100 acres, of which 38 acres are improved ; 4 acres free from 
 stumps : limber hardwood : soil clay loam : land gently rolling : well 
 watered by a spring creek, which serves as a drain. The dwellir" is 
 frame ; barn about to be built ; fences in good repair ; roads good; l) 
 miles from school and church ; market at Meaford, also K. K. Station : 
 full possession on Feb. 1st, 1881. Price 92,goo payable (i.uoo cash 
 down: balance in 10 years, withinteresi atg per cent. 
 
 .S73 - Farm of 50 acres, of which 43 are improved ; no stumps ; 7 acres not 
 improved, of which \ acres ire swamp ; timber hardwood ; soil clay loam; 
 one acre planted oui in fruit trees ; land weil drained. I'he dwelling is 
 frame, 20x30 : barn 36x30 ; fences all in g'xid repair ; roads good ; i 
 and a half miles to school ; 2 miles to church ; 10 miles to market at 
 Meaford. Price $2,300 ti, 000 cash, balance on time at 8 per ,.ent. 
 
 874 — Farm of 50 acres, of which 33 acres are cleared and improved; timber 
 (jn remaining 13 acres ; soft and hardwood : soil clay loam ; a few fruit 
 trees; land well w.ttered and drainel; hewed log dwelling ; barn and 
 stable in gtKid repair; fences and roads good ; 1 mile frum sch(«l and 
 church ; nearest market at Thorrbury ; nearest R. R. Statiim at Flesher 
 ton ; Price ti,540, payable l3oocash ; (440 in two years, with interest 
 a^ 8 per cent , and the balance in 3 years, with interest at 8 and a half 
 per cent. 
 
 870 — Farm of 50 acres, 5 acres imprnvcJ ; 20 acres low land, but easily 
 drained ; soft wood ; soil, clay loam ; land level ; spring creek crossing 
 farm ; no buildings : 90 rods of cedar fence, in good repair ; roads lead- 
 ing from it all good ; distance to school, \ mile ; church i| miles ; best 
 market, Thornbury, 7 miles away ; no incumbrance ; possession at onre. 
 Price t6oo ; t40o cash ; balance in two years, with interest at 8 per cl. 
 
 871- -Nice farm of 100 acres, 8(' acres of which are improved, balance hard- 
 wood ; no swamp ; soil clay ioam ; land rolling ; a few apple-trees bear- 
 ing ; watered by two neverfailing springs ; land drained naturally ; good 
 log house ; frame barn 22x50 ; fences all in good repair ; good roads ; 
 half mile to sch(Xil.and to two churches, 1 mile; markets at Meaford 
 and Thornbury ; R. R. Station, Markdale. 10 miles. Price $3,430 ; $1,700 
 cash, balance on time. 
 
 Township of Glenelf . 
 
 780 — Lnproved Farm of 50 acres, adjoining the limits of the town of Dur- 
 ham, fronting on grivel road, of which 35 acres are under good cultiva- 
 tion, balance tine hardwood, with enough cedar for all purposes : good 
 buildings and fences. The property commands a view of the town and 
 vicinity. Soil warm (gravelly loam. On the property there is a splendid 
 water privilege of over 30 horse power, and neverfailing stream . a good 
 opening for a woollen factory, which is much wanted. Only j of a mile 
 from W. U. & R. Ry. Land is on rising ground adjoining town, rather 
 undulating, good for crops or fruit or market garden, or dairy purposes. 
 Price $2,0(10, payable $800, balance at 8 per cent, in 4 or 5 years, or for 
 $i,6uo Cash. 
 
 Township of Holland . 
 
 Hng Farm of 87 acres (less 13 acres, on which is erected a Mit-L) 75 acres 
 
 improved, 60 acres free from stumps, 12 acres partly improved: 5 acres 
 damp cedar Land ; cedar and hardwood timber ; soil rich, deep, clay 
 lyoam ; Land rolling; 75 fruit '.:..'■', mostly all bearing; choice fruit ; 
 well watered by springs, and a small trout stream ; good, natural drain- 
 age ; frame house 24x28, containing 6 rooiis, kitchen attached, 18x18: 
 barn 34x56 : stable for 16 cattle ; poultry and fheep, and large hog pens 
 in good repair, fairly fenced wivh cedar rails : good common country 
 roads: school and church within 5 minutes' walk in Village of Massie. 
 Chatsworth, a first-class market for stock, knd R. R. Station, 3 .miles 
 distant. Possession in fall. Price. $3,550; payable 9i,8oo down, 
 and balance at any time from 6 months to 20 years, at the option of 
 purchaser, with interest at 8 per cent. 
 
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 COUNTY OF OREY ConUnued. 
 
 Townablp of St. Vincent -Continued. 
 
 S95- A tine faini of loo acres, of which 79 acres are improved, and in a 
 good state of Lultivation ; veiy few stimpa ; 21 acres not improved, hut 
 covered with a fim; hardwood bush ; soil clav loam ; gently rolling; too 
 tree'! of various kinds of fruit, about half bearing ; well watered by never 
 failing creek; good well; natural drainage; good frame hoii^e. 2oxi6, 
 with back kitchen ; containing 6 rooms ; size of barn 50x56, stables un- 
 der barn, with roian for ,?o head of cattle j in good repair ; (airly fenced; 
 roads good ; i mile to school and church ; Meafurd market and R. R. 
 Station cj miles distant. Possessiim in fall. Price J4,6Ao, payable 
 ♦a, 000 cash, balance in 5 years, with interest at S pet cent. 
 
 897 — Kami of 137 acres, of which 1 V' acres are improved ; no stumps ; 
 balance of land is harilwool ; soil, clay loam ; land rolling ; 100 apple, 
 plum and pear trees, all in good be.iring, and well watered by 4 living 
 
 ' springs; good well and creek; w^ell drained naturally; frame house 
 30x26 ; kitchen 16x20 ; ccntjuning H roon s and cellar ; barn 30x72 ; shed 
 and stable, 25x45 ; straw shed 16x47 ; fences in fair state of repair ; 
 roads good ; fchool and church ij miles ; Mcaford market and K. R. 
 .Station, 11 miles; Owen Smind 17 miles distant : s,>il tirstcl.iss ; pos 
 session at any time ; price S6,ooo, payable 83,000 d'lWn, and balance in 
 6 years at .S per cent, interest. 
 
 89S- Farm of 50 acres, of which 46 acres are improved; generally free from 
 stumps ; 4 acres in good hardwood bush ; soil clay loam : land rolling ; 
 40 fruit tre.;s ; well watered and diained naturily. The ' ouse is frame 
 18x28; kitchen attached, 16x20; 5 rooms ■ :'arn frame. 4^0x60; well 
 fenced .ind in good repair; good mads; distance to school and church. 
 1 miles; Msaford m irket and R K. Station, 7 miles; oOil tiistclass ; 
 Possession on 1st .Vlatcli, iSSi. I'.ice $2 300 cash, or 41,500 down, and 
 balanae in S years, with interest at S per cent. 
 
 8;8 - '4 acre, soil clay loam; gently rolling, 80 fruil liet-s; concrete liouse 
 18 x 24- fences in fur state of repair; roads goorl, -J.^ mile to achool and 
 church: 1 mile 10 Meadford Market an.l I! . K. Station. I'rice $410 pay- 
 able ?2oo down and balance in two years with interest .it 8 \k\. cent. 
 I'osses-^ioii ca!i he given in fall- 
 
 879— 4' J acres in good cultivation; soil lii-tclass clay loam; Innd level; nice 
 orch.'.id of KX) trees nearly nil tiearing ; good spring near house. The 
 iKvelling is Oanie tillijd in with concrete, containing 4 rooms, siic 19 .\ 24; 
 wood shed in connection ; cellar unJer iii.tlh house ; si/.e of barn 20 .\ 30; 
 fences all good ; siiieiidid view of (Jcoigian Hay. Best market at Meaford 
 only I'i miles distant. I'o-isession can l* liad in fall. I'rice $1450 casli. 
 
 8;5 Iniiiroved firm of 45 acres, 43 of wlilch are improved; frame 
 house 18x24 stono cellar with spring in it 'limlier hardwood and cedar ; 
 soil clay loam ; laud gently rolling ; spring creek runs through farm ; 
 well drained ; fences all in good repair ; roads good ■ ', mile to school ; 
 I'i miles to Meaford market ami H. It. Stalion. I'rice J2350. Immedi- 
 ate possession cm be given. 
 
 S;^ — Farm of loo acres, 75 acres improved : 55 acrc-s free from --tumps ; 25 
 acres not improveil. but timbered with hardwood ; soil clay loam: land 
 gently rolling 203 fiuit trees ; a tine spring creek runs through the farm. 
 Tlie dwelling and barn are frame ■ good stable ; fences in fair slate of 
 repair, goo<l roads • l ^ miles to school and cliurcli, 5 miles 10 .Meaford 
 maiket and K. K. Statii'U. 'Hiere is a saw mill on tHe 'propeyly doing 
 good work. Possession in the spring of 1881 Price •■*520o, payable 
 •T25oocash, balance on time. 
 
 Township of Sullivan. 
 
 439 Valuable JliU and Kami proper'y being composed of Il2>i acres (!es> 
 one acre) with line Wa'er Power. Saw Mill, Prame House and Ham, and 
 about 40 acres cleared : Price, .*l.5oo : payable half down, and balance in 
 3 years, with interest at S jiercent. 
 
 Township of Sydenham. 
 
 1 17 - !-ot 12, con. 5, 200 acres : piice, :?Iooo. 
 Village of Contreville. 
 
 880 -2^4 acres of land onl) ), mile fioin the town of Meaford, and V-eing 
 ;)art of I.ot 20 foil. 6 and all cultivated; soil clay loam; land slightly 
 rolling : .'diout 250 apple irees small running streuni at the back end of 
 lot. The dwelling is concrete, 28.x 30 with cellar underneath; barn 
 20 \' 32 ; sliei! for cattle in good lepair ; fences and roads are in a good 
 stale; ;4 mile to school and church, market at Meaford also li K. Sta 
 tion. 'I'lie (dace lies close to '.eorgian Hay. Price .?lo25, $400 down 
 lialance in 3 years at 8 per cent interest. 
 
 881-7 acres of land I mile from Meaford, on uhich is erected a concrete 
 dwelling house I'*- stories high . back kitchen and wood shed adioiiii;:g 
 main house ■ land all improved and well fenced : 150 fruil trees planted 
 out; land soniewh.d stony, good pasture, b.irn 24 .\ 30. Possession can 
 be had in spring. Price $925 payable $300 down, balance in 6 years with 
 interest at 8 [ler ceni, 
 
 Villaife of Durham. 
 
 58-^-1,01 67, lieing sub-division nf 2111! ond 3 divisions of I,ot I, \V, (J. R., 
 Kentinck. Price, $30. 
 
 59—1.01 154, lieing sul-.divi'ion of 2nd and jid divisions of Lot I, W. G, R,, 
 Henlinck. Price, $45. 
 
 COUNTY or OREY- Continued. 
 Village of Durham -Continued. 
 
 60 Lot 14, i.,iueen st. \V, being subdivision of 2nd tlivision of Lot 27, Con. 
 I. W. i;. R., Hentinck. I'rice, $55. 
 
 61 -^I.ot 15, t,>iieen »t. K. Htirg sub divi.sion of 2n(l division of Lot 27, ("on. 
 I, W. i;. k., lientinck. I'rice, #90, 
 
 VUlace of Maasle. 
 
 896 — bine Grist Saw and Shingle Mill, with goorl water power erected on 
 10 arcrs of land, « hen- there is a good dam. The Grist .Mill is frame' 2 
 run of stones, ami the necessary machinery for gristinjj or flouring Saw 
 Mill with circular saw, which can lut 1000 feel jier hour rranic Shingle 
 Mill new and liest ipiality can cut 25,000 in 12 hours. Also 2 frame dwell- 
 ings, stable shed etc. 40 fruit trees all liearing. The Mills are jiluated 3 
 miles from Chatswirth market, and K. K. Station. This is a fine chance 
 for a large business. Price $5,000 payab'.e ?2,ooo ca.sh, b.ilance in six 
 years with interest at 8 [ler cent. Grain can be purchased at the mill at 
 any time. 
 
 Town of Meaford. 
 
 883- 10 acres, nil cleared : owned by T. EDis; soil c'ay loam, :in(l s'ightiy 
 rolling ■ there is a fine spring creek runs across the premises which drains 
 the land naturaUy barn 22 X 32 : fences in a good st.Ue of rejiair ; roads 
 goo<l : 1 mi'e to school and church, market and R. If. .'Station at Mea- 
 ibrd S mi e from tlie dwelling. Immediate possession if required Price 
 $875, payable ?3oo cash down, ba'ance in 5 years at 8 per cent. 
 
 S82 — Hrick dwelling anil lot on liaytieid street, 23x32, 2 stories high and 
 icl ar under who e house. k fine view of the Georgian I'ny from 
 the house, picket fence in front of the premises, good schoo's close by, 
 Meaford the terminus of the N. R. R. Pos;.ession at once. Price, $1440, 
 .$400 down, ba'ance in 7 years, at 8 per cent interest. 
 
 Village of Thoriibury. 
 
 183 -Part Lot l6,Huronst.N.E. 121 ft. XI76 ft. adjoining Lot 15; 
 184 - " " 17, ' 117 " 176 " " 16 
 
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 Township of Canboro. 
 
 602 — That valuable farm property, composed of parts of Lot 10, Con. 2, 
 and containing 100 acres: formerly ovv'ned by John Folmsbee, Esq., and 
 iatelv occupied by John C. Clendennon. About 50 acres cleared. Soil 
 clav loam, easily worked. Price ?2.ooo, payable >500 down, and balance 
 in six equal y.-arly instalments, with inteiest at 7 per cent. 
 
 Township of Seneca. 
 
 -2^ — .\ tine farm t'f 100 acres, in second concession, south-east of Stony 
 Creek Road. .About 65 acres cleared, and nearly all free fiom slumps. 
 Soil clay loam, and easily worked. Land gently rolliog, sufficient for 
 drainage. Orchard of 2 acres, with apple, plum and cherry trees, all 
 bearing. Watered by creek and stone cistern. The buildings consist of 
 a good fr.imc house 18x28 with kitchen in the rear, stone cellar under 
 whole main building ; four rooms on ground floor, and four bedrcxims up 
 stairs. Kraii.e barn 52x32, only built abo"' 3 years ago; stable in barn ; 
 buildings and fences all in good order ; 35 .acres of land are not improved 
 — ;)f this 15 acres are of g.iod hardwood bush, and the balance pine' 
 This property is only 3 miles from Canfield Staiion, U. T. K., to which 
 there is a good road^ Price, S3, 200. payable 81,000 down, and balance 
 on time, with interest at 8 per cent. 
 
 7 j6 — A first-c'ass farm of 200 acres, one of the most fertile and productive 
 "in the country ; only 14 miles south from the city of Hamilton, and 5 
 miles from the Caledonia junction of the Grand Trunk and H. & X. W. 
 Raihv;iys, which is one of the best markets in the province for grain. 
 This splendid property has been used for a Stock and D.airy Farm, as 
 well as for grain growing. The soil is a rich clay loam, and in a high 
 state of cultivation ; 160 acres are improved and fiee from stumps, and 
 the remaining 40 acres aie covered with a heavy growth of valu.ible 
 limber ; no waste land on the premises. The property forms nearly a 
 <iquarc block, hounded on two sides bv leading roads ; the land is suffici- 
 ently rtdling to diain well ; there is a splendid orchard of choice fruit 
 under-drained with tile. The dwelling is a first-class gothic brick resi- 
 dence, containing 11 rooms, with all modern improvements and conveni- 
 ences : large frame barns and stabling, and a separate building for dairy 
 purposes. Price Sg.ooo ; one-third down, and balance in 10 yearly in- 
 stalments, with interest at 7 per cent. 
 
 740-A very fine farm rear the village of Blackheath, 18 miles from Ham- 
 ilton, and 8 miles from Caledonia, containing 80 acres, of which 70 acres 
 are clear and free from stumps. The remaining 10 acrts are a first-class 
 hatti-.vood bush ; the soil is a clay loam, but not stiiT; land gently roll- 
 ing, well drained and watered by two wells ; a good orchard of about 20 
 anple, plum and cherry trees ; a good frame house with 7 rooms, some of 
 which can be subdivided; barn 30x80 with cistein inside, and stalls for 8 
 horses ; also driving house and cowshed 30x60, and small driving house 
 20x40 ; board and rail fences, all in first-class repair. Possession can be 
 givenat any time, by paying for crops at fair v.tluation, or allowing owner 
 to reap the same. Price 83,500 ; payable *i,ooo down, and balance 
 within 10 years, with interest at 6 per cent., payable yearly. 
 
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 Townahip of Sennca -Continued. 
 
 77fi— A splendid Karm of 105 »cres, of which (ts acres are clearod, stumped, 
 •ind In a high state of cultisation, and the halance heavily timbered with 
 beech and maple. Soil is a clay loam and easily worked ; land level, but 
 with suHicient fall for drainage. Orchard of about 200 apple trees besides 
 pliim, pear and cherrytrees, and also grape vines, gooseberry and currant 
 biishe*. A good never-failing well at house, and both cistern and well at 
 barn. Picket fence in front, the rest of the fence rail, all in good order. 
 Gothic Bri.k Dwelling, nearly new, i J story, 24x37. besides biick kitchen 
 .iixi7, woodshed and summer kitchen. The dwclli:ig contains, in all, i-\ 
 rooms besides clothes closets and well finished fellar under whole house. 
 Frame barn 32x56 with 20ft. posts ; diiving house 30x50 ; cattle stable 
 28x50 ; also sheep house and open shed 26x60 ; hog pen 18x24, •'"'' waggon 
 house i6xjo ; stalls for 5 horses in diiving shed. Distance fro.n Hamil- 
 ton, 14 miles ; from Caledonia, 5 miles ; from school, 2 miles. .Methodist 
 I hapel on the farm. Possession can be given on 6 months notice. Price 
 57,000, payable .iliooo down .nnd balance in 8 years, with interest at 7 
 per cent, 
 
 777 — Iinproveil Kami of M i acres, l.fing part of the Wilis' irock, in the 
 Township of ."^ncca, of which 70 acres ait cleared and in a good stale of 
 cu tivation, ami ihe hn'aiice heavilj tiinl«red with \xcch and iiiap'e . front- 
 iiit on the l.sl conce.-.sion road, nn\ about 14 miles from llami'ton. Soil 
 is a c ay loam and nearly all free from r>tiiin]is, ami gently rolling. OicharJ 
 of about 20 trees in full bearing, with goo<l well : Log House with 5 
 rooms ; fences, lai) a«d in good order : Rocxl c'ay roads : only 5 miles to 
 • aedonia Slation on (i. T. Ky, and II. ,5* N.W. P^'y, I'/j miles from 
 school : /J mile fior.'. Methodist ehai)e'. Price, ?3,6oo, payab'e .ifi6oo 
 down, and the Ira'ance in 5 years, «ith interest at 7 per cent |>cr annum. 
 
 Township of Watpole. 
 
 <)02--Kine farm of 129 acres, adjoining the VI lage of .larvis, of which 90 
 acres are c'careil ; 70 free from slumps : 5 acres laid out in village lots: 8 
 lots have been sod for 1J175 each; ba'ancc of lots still leniainlng with 
 farm : 40 acres hardwood timlwr ; land is gently rolling i soil, c ay loam, 
 in lirst class state of cu'tivalion, with orchard : fences are rail ami picket 
 in good order ; good markkt at Jarvis. The farm is 8 miles distant from 
 Port Dover, 6 mi es from Hagersville, % nii't: from II. ir" N.W. ll'y, 3 
 churches, schoo's and t) stores ai J.nrvis. The barn is frame, 30x60, wilh 
 shed 26x26 '■ drive house 26x40 ; sheep .mil hog pens ami other necessary 
 l)ui dings : 2 gO'sl wells at barn. The dwelling is a laijje frame with 
 kitchen adjoining : soft water cistern and good well. Price, $9000, paya. 
 l> e, J5000 cash, balance to suit the purchaser, with interest at 7 \xr cent. 
 
 812 -Farm of 100 acres, of which 80 acres are c'eaied and free from sliimi s 
 and stones, ami 20 aeres in good standing hardwood bush . Vieech, map.e' 
 oak, hickory, Ixisswoofl, li ack ash and lockt m '■ soil c ay loam ; tlie land 
 i gently rolling ; good well of hard water at house and soft water cistern 
 
 ;ipple. cherry and other trees .- 
 
 ill wood shed '■ small orchard, containing 
 
 fences picket and rail and in goo<l order. The dwelling house is 20 .x 32 
 l'^ storey, with good stone cellaroutside and containspar or, dining room 
 kitchen and 4 heA rooms, the barn is 30x54 with stud 26x50; sheep |X'n and 
 ca f lien 15x30. driving lioii.se 28x40 with stalls for ~ix horses, cow slab'e in' 
 shed for 10 or 12 head oicatt e- hog [len 18x24, .i never fai.ing spring well 
 in ham yard: a so a soft -water cistern, (lood ciay road, 3 mi es to Jarvis 
 Station, on ,\ir lane and H. ,js », \V. i!y. about 4 mi es to .Nellcs Corners 
 on \\T Mne; and (i\e mi es to H.agcrsville on <'. S. Ky.. at all of which 
 po nts tlieit are grain markets, 9 mi es to Cayuga the Counly Town. Pies 
 liyteriau I hurch uiihin I nine and about same diitance to school anil ''• 
 mi e to F.rie P. O. Price S5H00, payab'e *28ix) down, ba ance in 6 year y 
 insla menis of .$500 each w.tli interest at 6 |*r cent pel annum. The Town 
 Hall and rownshi)) Sho« grounds are within 80 rods of the farm, bui dings 
 ire all in good order. Possession can be given at any lime subject to 
 the right ol owner to lake growing crops. 
 
 ViUag« of Caledonia. 
 
 ;!; Part of Park Lot 30, S. I'ailhiuss sticel, 2V1 acres. Price $IC0' 
 
 Villa^ of Cayng>a. 
 
 ;^4 A large Hrick two story Dwcl ing, lieing the residence of ihe lale K. 
 U. .Savers, with a I necessary ontbui d iigs, and I «a acres of land pan , 
 le<l wilh Ornamental and Kruil Trees. 
 
 4S5- Waruhonse nn Ciraiul River, with every f.xciiiy and capacity for ship- 
 ping grain, etc., largely. 
 
 ;S6 -4 lortn Lots, vacant, but fenced in. ~ 
 
 Village of Dunnville. 
 
 4S1-106 acres in the town liniVs which are very vaiiable as the Town 
 can only grow in the direction. of this pro^ierty, and lots are now sod 
 up to it. Price ijSio.oixi one lifth down and the ba ance as nia) be ag- 
 reed Ujion, wilh interest at 7 per cent. 
 
 VlUa^ of Jarvis. 
 
 4(^3 — line mar.y new Urist :ind Flouring Mi I, containing three run of 
 stones with ciutom and merchant's .lislls, driven by two of J. H. 
 Ki. ley's 25 horse power engines, with .tII conveniences for a lirsl c'.ass 
 Inisincss. Half interest in this property may be purchased by a prac- 
 tlca mider, as one of the jiresent iiartners wishes to continue In the bus- 
 iness Price <7, 000, or ha f interest lor $3,000 Terms for whole prop- 
 erty Jjooo down and balance as may lie agieed upon. 
 
 COUNTY OF HALDIHAND-CoBtiaued. 
 VUlac* ofTork. 
 
 b^i8--I,ot 2, in block laid out for G R- N- Co. by P- Cnrrol 1-5 acre 
 held by mortgage from J Tuck. Price f loo 
 
 COXJNTY OF- HA.Z.TOnr. 
 
 Township of Melaon. 
 
 706 - First-claKs farm of 240 acrei, of which 200 are cleared, free from 
 stumpn. and in a good state of cultivation, the remainder being timbered 
 wi'h hardwood and pine, including beech, maple, oak, ate. Soil cliy loam, 
 but not stiff; land mostly rolling, with some p.-'rts quite level. An un- 
 failing Bpring creek runs through the whole property. rh.^c are 2 fine 
 orchards, btssides a good kitchen' garden. There is a 2 story brick dwell- 
 ing containing 20 rooms— one of the best in the township. Hank Uarn 
 86x30, the cellar of which will accommodate 20 head of cattle anH 10 horses, 
 besides Root House. There are also two sheds on stone fojndations, 
 one of which is usad as a cow stable. Fences in best of order, front be- 
 ing picket. This property may be purchased in 2 parcels, of 120 acres 
 each, the easterly part, with the Hrick dwelling house, orchard, a frame 
 barn 30x60, and 2 sheds, for tS.ooo, and the westeily part ,vith bank barn 
 for 06,000. The property is conveniently situated for schiKils, churclies, 
 railway stations, etc. Possession can be giver, at any time. Distance from 
 Hamilton 14 miles ; from Burlington, 6 miles j and from St. Ann's sta- 
 tion, 3 miles. Price $14,500; half down, and balance in yearly instal- 
 ments, with interest at 7 per cent, in 7 years. 
 
 707— .\ fine farm of 84 acres, opposite the above, of which 40 acre* are 
 cljared and free from stumps ; 40 acres newly cleared and broken up, 
 and 4 acres (if bush. Soil, clay loam, but not stiff, land rolling. Fhere 
 is a good young orchard. The farm is well watered and drained by a never- 
 f.iiling spring creek. On the property there is a good one-story frame 
 dwelling-house, containing six nwms and kitchen, frame barn 30x50 ; 
 shed 60x18, with stable for 5 horses: good well and soft water cistern : 
 fences are mostly rail and in good order. The property is conveniently 
 situated for schools, churches, railway stations, etc. Roads in vicinity 
 are good. Price #2,500; ^1,000 down, and balance in 5 yearly instal- 
 ments with interest at 7 per cent. 
 
 720— A very valuable farm, fronting on Dundas street, containing 106 acres; 
 soil clay loam ; about 8 i acres cleared, and in a good state of cultiva. 
 lion; 20 acres in bush, hardwood and pine. Buildings consist of frame 
 dwelling containing 12 rooms; a barn 50x30; cow stable, sheds, and 
 other outbuildings ; there is a good orchard and kitchen garder, also a 
 UOi.d well near the house. Price $5,000 ; payable $2,000 down, and 
 balance In from 5 to 7 years, with interest at 7 per cent. 
 Township of TrafUyar. 
 
 234 —Beautifully situated farm property fronting on Dundas street, i and a 
 half miles east of the village of Palermo, being conposed of the south- 
 east part of Lot 24, Con. i, north of Dundas street, containing 75 acres 
 more or less, all cleared, with gcod Frame Dwelling House, containing 8 
 rooms and summer kitchen ; lar,>c frame barn 36x50 ; stable, carriage 
 house, cow house, sheds, milk house, etc.; also a line orchard, kitchen 
 garden, an unfailing spring in rear end of farm, and 2 good wells near the 
 front. The buildings are insured for ?i,ooo. Price ^3,500, payable ft, 200 
 down, and balance in from 5 to 10 years. 
 756— Fine Hotel properly, adjoining Bronte Station, on G. W. Ry., with 
 about 2 acres of land, contains bar-room, dining-room, parlor, sitting- 
 room and servants' bedroom down-stairs, and about 10 or 12 bed-rooms 
 upstairs ; also a go >d frame bam about 60x40, and driving shed ; good 
 well, with pump, soft water tank, wood-shed, etc. Hotel at present ec- 
 cupied by Mrs. .McClenegan, at a yearly rental of $175 and taxes. Posses- 
 sion may he had at anytime on three months' notice. Price $1,600; 
 payable $1,000 down, and balance in 2 or 3 years, with interest yearly at 
 7 per cent. 
 757 -Valuable Grist Mill property, with ab )ut 10 acres of land attached. 
 Mill contains 3 lun of stones, and has new stone foundations and entire 
 set of new machinery, put in about 4 sears ag.i. rhere are in mill a 
 merchant's bolt, a gristing bolt, buckwheat bolt, corn cracker and eleva- 
 ting buckets, trucks, scales, and other appliances in perfect order. The. 
 mill is driven by water power by a turbine wheel of Dundas manufa..- 
 ture. Along with this property there is a miller's dwelling, and sheds 
 to accommodate 5 01 5 teams. If purchaser wishes he may buy about 35 
 acres on east side of 12 mile creek at $75 per acre, along with the mi 1. 
 Price, $5,500; payable $3,00:1 down, and balance in 5 yearly instal. 
 ments, with interest at 7 per cent. 
 766 — Farm of 100 acres, near the Town of Milton, about 70 acrosofwhich 
 arc cleared and free fri^ji stumps, including 20 .-teres in the flats, wat- 
 ered bv 16 mile creek ; 20 acres in good standing hardwtol bush ; the 
 other 10 acres are chopped off but not stumped ; no swamp : soil all 
 sandy loam, and in first-class state of cultivation. Land is sufficiently 
 lolling to drain well ; youugorchard of about 70 trees, just beginning to 
 bear, with tine garden i.f small fruit. The dwelling house is frame, 
 containing 7 lOoms. There is a frame barn 70x32 on the premises, 
 with stone foundation containing stalls for 8 he.id of cattle, besides r, ot- 
 house ; and shed 48x24, with stable at one end for 5 horses, and stalls in 
 other end for 7 head of cattle. There is a good well within 4 rods of the 
 house, .."id a first-class cistern in the kitchen. Far.n is watered bv 16 
 mile cr-.k,and is the best stock raising farm in the County. Price $5,600; 
 payable $2,000, and the balance at any time within 10 yeors, to suit \ ur- 
 chaser, with interest at 7 per cent. 
 
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 COUNTY or H ALTON Continued. 
 Township of Trafalgar. -Continued, 
 
 738— A Faun <if ibcjiil juo acrcfi. adjuiiiins liionte St.itiun on fi. W. Ky; 
 160 acres uf this land are reni:eii with tjoni-l stuniii funtes, .incl under cul- 
 tivation. The noil is a sandy loam (if the hcKt dcscnptiup, suine of which 
 is gravelly. About 40 acres of this l.ind are in the tlatn of the 16 mile 
 creek, and most of t)iis part is overflowed in the spiinj;, and forms splen- 
 did pasture land. The Pwellin^j is a lirstclass Lou^hcas. house with 7 
 rooms bciides kitchen. Two I'ranie barns, one of which is a Hank 1* irn 
 5ox(o, \*it'i stablin){ beneath for 20 cows; the other is about 40x30. l v- 
 ing-house and stable for 7 horses ; ice house and milk vat. fhere aie 
 also 2. tenement houses on the premises, for workmen. There is a youuf; 
 orchard of 500 trees, planted 3 years ai;o, and about 30 old apple trees, 
 besides small fruit. Price Jg.oiK,, payable J4, 000 dawn, and balance in 
 5 yearly instalments, commencing in Nove;:.ber, itiSi, with inisrest at 
 7 per cent. 
 
 763 — Farm containing 115 acres, more or less, too acres cleared and f:ee 
 from stumps, except about 15 acres of jjood hardwood bush ; no swamp ; 
 soil is a clay loam, but most of it is e.isilv woiked ; land is well drained 
 and sufficiently rollinj^for this purpose. There is a stone dwellint; con- 
 taining i a rooms ; on ground llooi are kitchen, parlor, dining-room, and 
 three bedrooms, pantry a^id clothts cloMt, and upstairs arc four bed- 
 rooms and closet. Xhere arc two barns, one of which is 3'ix3o, .mil ihe 
 other 60x36, both with stone foundations. There are sheds 24x60, in 
 which are stabling for about 15 head of cattle and 3 h.'rses. There is 
 also a stable and driving shed 30x36 with granary, workshop and pig pen. 
 The fences are rail and stump, all in good order. Good clay road to 
 Milton, the County town, I mile distant, a station on Credit Valley Rv., 
 and H. N. VV. Ry. Every field is w,ite-ed by spring creek. I'lice S7.000, 
 payable **!,s 10 dow.i, and balance on time as may be agrttt'i, with 7 per 
 cent, interest. 
 
 Villagre of Burlington, 
 
 773. I'wo double ashler plastered dwelling houses, each containing parlor, 
 dining rix)m, kitchen and pantry on ground tijor, anS 3 bedrooms and 
 closet on second floor : cellar under dining-room. There are cornices in 
 hall, parlor and dimngroom of e.icli hoi-.se, and both are well-linished 
 throughout. The buildings are nearK' new, having been erected ;ib(.ut one 
 vear ago, on a fifth of an acre of land. 'Vhe garden is well stockcil with 
 fruit trees, and there is a plentiful supply of hard and soft water. The 
 houses front o 1 l.,.)just strj :t, i;i 1 are o )!v tw > ni nutcs' walk I'rom Post 
 ohice, and three niinntes' walk from H. & N. W. Ky. Station. This is 
 a laru chance for a cheap private residence in a choice locality. I'rice, 
 Si, 700. 
 
 816 — Hrick Cottaf^e i:'n S. !•'. corner of Caroline and Locust streets, with 
 parlor, dining- j in. 2 bj.i-r.>ins, and front hall, in main house, 
 which is 26x2s. adjc^ining is a hrick kitchen, I2\i6. good spring well, -'3 
 feet deep, with pump ; cellar under kitchen, ceiling 10 ft. 5 inche.i high ; 
 size of lot, 63x13' feet. Ptice ?i,2oo; payable S5 10 clown and balance 
 oiT time. 
 
 907 — Kine property fronting on Caroline st,, being composed of lots i. j, 3, 
 an 1 4, in blo^k ig. contiining4 a:res, with ij storv frame dw.dling, con- 
 taining 7 roo.Tts, \'\f.., parlo;, tlining-room, lifd-roon,, kitchen, and pan- 
 try, on g.-ound il lor ; and 3 bed-rooais up-stairs New stable and driving 
 house; sjft v.-.uer cistern, with pump in kitchen: good well, with force 
 pump; very tine garden, with 173 yiuing fruit trees of all kinds. Price 
 $2300 payablc$iooodown and balance in 3 yearly instalments with interest 
 at 7 i^er cent. 
 
 Town of Oaliville. 
 
 542 -Brick I'^ottagc with basement, on the corner of Dunn and Kobirison 
 litreets, papered, painted and lirii^ned in siipe-ior style, with all conveni- 
 ences, and in a perfect state of repair. Price *ijoo, on terms to suit 
 puicliaser. 
 
 543 --Also a fine J acre Building lot. with otchaid, finely situated, and 
 known as the "Post Lot." Price *2oo. 
 
 COUWXY 
 
 Township of Ashfi eld. 
 
 OF- SIUftON. 
 
 18— N, } Lot I, Con 
 473-« 1 I'Ot I, " 
 472 — Part Lot 4, " 
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 470— Lot 2, " 
 471 -S. Vi Lot I, 
 
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 $2O0(i 
 
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 Township of Colborne. 
 
 474 ■-.'\ sidendiil farm 2 miles from (io<lcricli, containing 1 10 acres, of which 
 about 100 acres are cleared, wifh K'o choice fruit trees, pood house, barn 
 and sheds, and spring creek running through the farm. Price .*4500, pay- 
 able one fourth do»n. and balance with interest at 7 per cent on time as 
 may Ix" agreed, 
 
 Township of Grey. 
 
 524- SPDKXDin SAW Mli.l, I'UOPKRTV situated about 3 miles from 
 Ktbel Station on tbesoutliern extension of the \V, (i. i> H. R.. and about 
 5 miles from the lluivmg village of lirusscls, in one of the best localities 
 for custom sawing and for buying timber. The properly comprises 4 
 
 COUNTY or HURON Continutd. 
 Township of Grey -Continued. 
 
 .!Lle^ of Imd convenient!) sitiiateil on the bank of the .\Iailland liivcr with 
 '^ an acr»" of good orchard and a good stable. In the .Mill arc a larjje cir- 
 cular Saw; lidging and lUilliug Saws, Shingle -Mill and, Jon>ter tiriver, 
 ■■Mth 35 horse power Kngine anil 40 horse power I'.oiler; all comparatively 
 new. Price $4.5011 c."sh for the whole properly; or the half inlerVst on it 
 may be bought fo; $2,00 j cash, as oi,e of the partners is rjuite satistiad to 
 remain in Ibe business. 
 
 Township of Howick. 
 
 7S9 Spli nilid farm of loo acres. 7,'! acr;s which are nearly clear of stumps, 
 lialance hanlwood, soil rich clay loam and very easily worked. The land 
 is gently rolling. suf:icii'nt for drainage. There is an 0''c..ard of .S acres of 
 the choicest fruit, half of which has lioen tieariiig for over 12 ye.irs. The 
 dwelling consistsof a eoinforialile frame house IM x 28, with lied rooms ami 
 kitchen ai..iciicd, a large frame bank barn 5S x (xi, stabling under for thiily 
 head r' cattle with soft watrr cistern and new well close by. The barn 
 is only 3 years' old and insured for ^fi.coo. Plie fences are all goCKl, the 
 fronr and orchard fences lieing new board ones » itb a row of young maple 
 -hade trees. .across the front of property. The farm is plea^aiuly situated 
 only 2W miles from the thriving village of ClilTord, with the liest of markets, 
 3 churches, post olfice, <!. W. I{y. Vtation, and good gravel roads leading 
 in all directions, this is the best section for wheat in Ontario. Possession 
 can be given at any time I'rice S3. 600, payable $3,600 ("own, and 
 balance in to yearly instalments of .i2oo each with interest at 6 per lent. 
 
 004 —Kami of 12(1 acres choice land, chiefly all fall vlieat land; about 75 
 acres cleared; 30 .acres hardwood bush; balance cedar; only h mile from 
 town of Clitford. There is now on the premis<s a splendid orchard, log 
 dwelling and large log barn .'.nd frame stables: 15 acres in fall ^vheat. and 
 20 acres of a rich summer fallow: the soil is a clay loam, well adapted for 
 fall wheat. Post Office, churcbes, school, stores etc. only '3 mile. Pric^ 
 $4,200 payalde $2,200 cash, balance on time. 
 
 817- Farm of 50 acres, 35 acres cleared ; 2S miles from •Jlifforil and 2 mile- 
 from Lakelet on a good ro.ail. school I mile and church within 3 miles. 
 There is a good dwelling and bank barn, with stone stable si/e 36.\50 well 
 finished, fences in good repair; 15 acres hardwooil and cedar, 60 trees 
 (fruit,) »)">lendid well with pump, a road on two sides of the farm. Soi. 
 well .adapted for fall wheat. Possession can lie given nt any lime when the 
 crops can lie disposeil of. Price $1500 on easy terms which may lie ar- 
 range<l to suit the purchaser. 
 
 118 -lot 33, f'on. 7, 62 acres. Price $500. 
 
 Township of Tumberry. 
 
 .S35-- I'arni of loo acres, 70 acres of which are impiovev! , 40 acres free of 
 slumps ;_ 30 acres not improved, on which is hardwood. Land gently 
 rolling, soil Clay loam : small orchard • -.veil watered by river running 
 ibiougli it. The lUvelliug i> frame 20 x 26. 1 log barn 28 .X 46 ; fences 
 rail and in gooil repair ; roads gooc' ; Vi mile from school ; 2 miles from 
 the flourishing town of \\'ingham that has 2 railway stations and large 
 milling advantages; good market, churches i>'c. Trice ¥4000, ji;20ocash 
 balance en terms to -uit jv.uciiaser. 
 
 Township of Tuckersoiith. 
 
 7;S .\ very valuable farm of 200 acres, of which 150 acres are under a line 
 state ofcullivaiion, 20 acres of good hardwood bush, the remainder mea- 
 dow land, studded with irees with rich natural i>asti-,i-e. .Ml improved 
 land free from stumps or nearly so; land gently rolling, imitly clay 
 partly rich sandy loam am! well under-drained, and watered by 1 never 
 failing springs on the place. There is a small orchard of first class fruit 
 tioo.l oul buildings, frame bouse and cattle stable, 2 barns, 36 x 56, also 
 2 stone cattle sheds and driving shed; 2 cellars capable of holding 200 loads 
 of roots, lirst class 2 storey gothic dwelling house, with good cellar, 
 flood gravel roads in all directions. 5 miles from Seafortb market on (!. 
 T. Ky ; 4 miles from liruceficld en (j. W. Ry ; numerous cheese f.ictor- 
 ics in this locality ; schools and churches convenient. Price $12,500 
 payable one half down and balance on time as iijay !« agreed with 7 per 
 cent interest. 
 Town of Goderich. 
 
 ■That splendid Hotel property, adjoining the Cirand Trunk Railway 
 Station, containing one acre of lan<l with New Frame liuildiiig well finish- 
 throughout, 120 -\ 30 feet, having 26 bed rooms, 3 sitting rooms, (lining 
 biUi.-'rd am! bar rooms. Kitchen, laundry, etc.; heated throughout by lK;t 
 airfuinace. There art alsf> a bath room 30 X 40 containing 12 small 
 Viaths. a swiinmir;g hath },o N jo 7 feet ileep, engine house 20 x 40, stable 
 20 .\ .4*. artesian well 200 feet deep, engine and boiler worth $800 ; tanks, 
 
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 ed for a medical mil 
 
 IS ofterc'l for sale liecause the i>io])rietor wi.-hes to retire from business. 
 
 There are good stone foundaiions under the whole main building, I'rice 
 
 .*i'„ooo, payable .<Sooo down and balance on time with interest at 7 
 
 per cent . 
 
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 Lands fey Sale by W. J. Fenton & Co., Hatnilton, Ontario. 9 
 
 covjmr or humon c«mtiB««d. 
 
 Town of Godcriek- ContlBaad. 
 
 477- R.M. Kirkpalrk'k'si rc>i(lencc on we<t strerl, aM •.torey, 15 roomt, 
 with another resilience in rear of lot. 2 ftorey, rented. I'lice I471K). 
 
 475—4 Town Lots in rear of J. C. Kirltpau ck's residence. I'rice I1400. 
 
 476 - 4 Town I^ts with ornamental and fmi! Sees, adjoining residence of the 
 late Sheriff .McDonald. 
 
 510 • The Triangular Terrace, containiug % an acre immediately west of the 
 late Sheriff Mac Donald's residence, fronting on and having a fine view of 
 the like and Harbor, planted with ornamental and fruit trees, of the choi- 
 cest kind*, full grown. One of the finest sites in Town for a private resi- 
 dence. J'rice *3,500, payable |l,ooo down and balance on lime with in- 
 terest at 7 per cent. 
 
 VUUc* oTBowtek. 
 
 3l9-Lot« 4 and 5, formerly a Hotel Mand in the heait of the Vil'age. 
 J'rice |(oo, payable $150 down and ba'ance on time as may be agreed. 
 
 ▼ilte^a »rilmMhM*M>. 
 
 68-Vill»ge Lot 8 Hullet. Price <8o. 
 69- " " 76. •' " 40. 
 
 VUl«c« of Port AllMrt. 
 
 5J— Lot 19, E. Colbome .Street. Price*l40. ' 
 
 COUirXY OF- KENT. 
 
 TowasUp of ChathMB. 
 
 749— Farm of 145 acres, 50 acres bush, elm, black ash. oak, soft maple. 
 The rest is ready for the plow, and fenced in with black ash rails. AboLt 
 50 acres run along the bush as prairie land, but high and dry; can raise 
 fall wheat on it. There is a frame house and frame barn on the farm. .\ well 
 18 feel deep, situate hall a mile from Wallaceburg railway station. 
 This land used to be overflowed every spring by upland water. There 
 has been a large ditch dug, 16 feet deep and 32 wide, that turns water 
 into the river. The land is not taxed for the ditch. Price 12,500, payable 
 $2,000 down, balance on time as may be agieed. 
 
 Towaahlp aC I>«yr*r TEmmX. 
 
 570—190 acres, suitable for pasture land or as an excellent preserve' for 
 duck shooting. Price, (i,joo. 
 
 coirnrxY of- laikbtoiv. 
 
 Townabip of Fniitofcilloo. 
 
 19 -N. W. part of W. 10 acres of Ix)t 11, con. 6, running 40 chains from 
 north to south by 50 links from east to west, 2 acres. Price #40 cash. 
 
 TowaaUp of EaphoaUt. 
 
 839— Firm of 50 acres, of which 35 acres are cleared, and free from stumps; 
 15 acres well timbered with hardwood ; soil sandy loam ; land gently roll- 
 ing; small orchard ; well watered and drained. The dwelling house is 
 frame, 17x25, containing 3 rooms down stairs and 3 up stairs ; fences in 
 good repair. There is a new well on the premises ; roadu good ; J mile 
 from school; 2 miles from church; Bothwell, on O. W. Ry., the best 
 market, is 5 miles distant. Price |i,2oo ; payable f6oo cash ; balance 
 in 3 yearly instalments, at 7 per cent. 
 
 809— Nice farmof lOo acres, 70 acres of which are improved, 60 free from 
 stumps, 30 not improved; hardwood timber; soil clay loam; rolling land; 
 small orchard ; a never-failing spring creek runs through the property ; 
 the dwelling is a new brick ; frame barn and driving house ; one well ; 
 fences all good, also good roads; \% miles from school; church 
 across the road; Alvinston is the nearest market, 5 miles distant, on 
 C, S. Ry. No incumbrance ; possession at once. Prict $4,800 ; $3,000 
 down, balance in three yearly instalments, with interest at 7 per cent. 
 
 822 — Fine farm of 82 acres, 70 acres of which are improved, and 12 acres 
 timbered with hardwood ; soil clay loam ; land partly rolling ; 100 fruit 
 trees ; well watered and drained ; 2 wells on the premises ; frame dwell- 
 ing bouse and bam, and good outbuildings ; fences in good repair ; good 
 roads ; one mile and a half ifrom school ; i mile from churches ; best 
 market at Alvinston, a station on C. S. Ry, 8 miles distant, 7 miles from 
 Bothwell on O. W. Ry. Possession in fall. Price $3,600 ; $3,000 down; 
 balance in 2 yearly instalments at 7 per cent, interest. 
 
 823 — Farm of 80 acres, bounded on the South by Sydenham River, all 
 cleared, and well fenced agd free from stumps, mostly level, and some- 
 what rolling ; soil a rich loam ; first-class land, well drained ; small 
 orchard of 100 fruit trees ; the dwelling-house is frame, also barn, which 
 is nearly new ; roads all good ; tj miles from school ; church on the ad- 
 joinine farm ; market at Alvinston, only 7 miles distant, on C. S. Ry. 
 Price l4,oeo ; $3,000 down, the balance in 5 years, at 7 per cent, interest. 
 
 538 — 50 acres of f;rst-class land, of which about 34 acres are under cultiva- 
 tion, and the balance in good hardwood bush, with orchard in full bear- 
 ing, and fine spring creek, situated about 2 and a half miles from the 
 town of Bothwell ; the buildings consist of frame house, good frame bam, 
 suble with granary and driving shed : price $2,000 ; payable half down! 
 and balance within 5 years, with interest at 8 per cent. 
 
 COUMTT or KJUnrOH - CoattaMd. 
 TowaoUp of Warwiok. 
 
 824— Farm of 50 acres. 40 acres of which are improved ; 30 acres fiee from 
 stumps ; 10 acres well limbered witii hardwood ; soil sandy loam; rolling 
 land; small orchard, and well watcrLd; 2 wells on the premises. The 
 dwelling is a new log house ; the driving house is 20x30 ; fences in good 
 order ; good roads ; \ mile from school and church ; best market at Wat- 
 ford, 7 miles distant on 0. W. Ry. Possession at any time. Price, 
 $2,400; payable $1,400 cash, balance in 4 yearly instalments, at 7 per 
 cent, interest. 
 
 ▼UbiCO of OUSipteM. 
 
 62 — Lot 4, range 2, | Being sub-divisions of Lot 18, Con. i, in the 
 
 63 — " 8, " 8, \ Township of Enniskillcn. Price, $25 each. 
 
 64- " 9- " 8, j 
 VUliiCO of liooro. 
 
 65 — Lot 1, Block 8, Stewart's Survey, a line building lot. Pticc $50. 
 
 ▼niogo ofSoMbra. 
 
 /Lots 8, 21 and 22, E. John and S. Forsyth sts. 
 I •• 23 and 24, W. Keniie and St. '• 
 320 — \ " 18 and 20, " " N. Qcorgc " \ Price $200. 
 
 . "4. E. " 
 
 \ " 6, W. East St. and Lot 2, E. Elm st. 
 
 TowaoUp of Oaiolor. 
 
 775 — Farm of 100 acres, of which about 45 acres are c'eared and fenced off 
 in 10 acre lie ds, with very few stumps. The remainder is in bush — mixed 
 timber— no swamp. I.and is gently rolling, sufficient fOr drainage. Ho 
 dwelling. Frame barn, about 32 x 50 with 20 ft. posts in stone abutments, 
 and in first -class repair. The whole land is fenced with oak rails, and in 
 good state of cultivation. Soil is clay loam mixed with b ack muck ; 
 good c ay road to Caistorville village, only one mile distant, where there 
 are 3 stores, school, sawmill and 2 chapels. About 6 miles to Canfield 
 station on the (!. T. Ky, ; 20 mi'es S. E. from Hami ton, and 12 miles 
 from Dunville. I'rice $2,500, payab e $1,000 down and balance in 5 yearly 
 instalments with interest at 6 per cent. 
 
 Towaakip of OUatoa. 
 
 900 — Ooacre farm, of which 40 acres are under cutivation, anil free from stones 
 or slumps . 5 acres bush pasture, and 15 of hardwucKl bush including some 
 Imtternul and wa'nut and affording sufficient wood for fuel: fencing, build- 
 ing, etc. no swamp : naturally well drained ; the land lays high and gently 
 rOiling but not hilly, buildings and fences in good repair, sp endid orch- 
 ard of about 500 trees, of various kinds . This is a line section of comntry 
 for fruit growing ; 3 miles to Kail Road, }i mile to church and schools 
 wheat and barley market within 2% mi es, and markets at Hamilton and 
 St. Catherines for all kinds of farm produce. I'rice $3,200 cash, or 
 $3,300 payab e $2,000 down and ba ance as may be agreed upon with in- 
 terest at 6 per cent. 
 
 8l4~Fine farm of 60 acres, 40 acres under cu'tivatian and free irom stumps 
 and stones naturally well drained, 4 or 5 acres in pasture, balance bush 
 affording plenty of fuel, fencing and building material, mostly gravelly soil 
 and quite free from foul weeds : no swamp, building frame : all fen- 
 ces in very good repair, large orchard including all kinds of fruit just com- 
 ing into bearing. Price $3,400, half cash, balance on time . Distance from 
 church a mile from schools >{ mile, from good market 2 miles, from Ham- 
 ilton 20 miles and St. Catherines 14 miles. 
 
 TowaoUp of Oraathaai. 
 
 793 — Improved Farm containing 1 50 acres, 100 acres of which lie on the 
 south side, and 50 acres on the north side of the Queenston and (irimshy 
 stone road, and in a fine fruit growing country. 140 acres are cleared, in 
 a good state of cultivation, and have but very few stumps ' 7 acres in bush 
 with beech, maple and oak timber -no swamp ■ soil, good b'ack and c'ay 
 loam, very rich. A creek runs through the farm. There are a well and 
 cistern ; 1 50 bearing apple trees, some pears, plums and cherries, A frame 
 bam 36 X <8 with 18 ft. potts ; shed 20 x 60 with an L 28 x 20, and all in 
 good repair. There is a large brick dwel ing. The land is gent y rolling, 
 with enough fall to drain naturally and easily . a stone road to school- 
 house— H mile: church, U ">''«■ P*"*' office, I mile; market at St. 
 Catharines; and station only 4 miles distant. Price $10,300, payable 
 |6,orx> down and balance on time as may be agreed. 
 
 Towaohip of Oi4«aby. 
 
 785— An improved farm of loo acres, of which 85 acres are cleared ami 
 almost free from stumps ■ about 1 2 acres of gotid bush ; beech, maple, oak 
 and pine -' soil is clay loam in a good state of cultivation : wel fenced with 
 rails all around > land is level and drained by surface drains : watered by 
 2 wells and a good soft water cistern. There is a small orchard about 15 
 years old. The dwellinghouse ^frame j, is 18 z 30, with 6 rooms and wuod- 
 honse 18 x 24 , out from which is a stone root hOHse wtth 20 ft. posts ; shed 
 24 X 36, connected with stable for 7 head of cattle ; driving-house 30 x 42, 
 with stalls for six horses. All the buildings are in a good state of repair. 
 About yi mile to school ; '/i mi e to Episcopal Methmlfst Church ■ 6 miles 
 from Winona station on Ci . W. R. ■ and 1 5 miles from the city of Hamilton . 
 Possession can be given 1st October, next, but purchaser would have privi- 
 lege of putting in his fall crop. This farm lies in a splendid locality, and is 
 a fine fruit growing countr)-. Price $4,200, payab'e $l,Soo down and bal- 
 ance with interest at 6 per cent within 4 years. 
 
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 714 ■ Ihal ,|iViuliil (irivale re»i<lrnce IcnOW n» " Fl.iiKAL MALI,," thcpropcily 
 ijf A KiiiL'i^on, Kw|. — Iha in.iin t)iiililin(; is jo X 40, rc«i jmri ifi>26, 
 conlaiiiin|{ 9 looiti'i brtiilc tiatli loniii, kllchen atwl wocxl -<lieU. With the 
 Iniildin;; thrrciione acre of lan<l, sitiiale<l on main street' ifrouixN lieauti- 
 liilly liiiil out ; n viiiing oiihirl ; hani an>) boft water On the |iieniit<'s. 
 I'ricef;, 2o<>, jiaytble $i,2ik> iIowm anil balance 011 time as may l« arr.m 
 Ijeil ,0 suit purclioser. 
 
 TowBshlp of Brua*) 
 
 DXSTRICX. 
 
 ;i>l- t heap Kami of aoo aires n'> m res of which »re c'eareil «ml fenced: I ic 
 dwelling is log 18 x 24; ' fine nt ver failing spring ireek runs across Me 
 proiierty; 30 acres of U v meadow; harlwood bush, gooti rail tiinlier 
 lor fencing. This farm is on t iovernuient Koa I, half way between Hunts- 
 ^ille and Itaysville; 1 mile from clmrcli. TosM-ssion at any lime I'rice 
 ♦ S(», ^4110 cash balance 10 ^uit purchaser, 
 Township of Chafly. 
 
 Si7 Improved Karin of 2iX) acres 20 acres cleared and fenced; iSo acies in 
 l>iish; 5 acres of swamp; limli»-r maple, liecch, bncli, white iish and cedai . 
 Soil (lark lonni or vegetable mould: laud slightly rolling; small orchard, 
 IxMring; watered by two spring creeks. The dwelling is a log hou^ 18 x 22; 
 .1 log stable and bain, a goivl root house, anil other small biiildin),'s in goo<l 
 repair; on llnveriimcni Koad; I '4 miles to school and church. !«.-t market 
 at Huntsville; Kailway .Station nt ^;ra\en'iursi: |)Ossession at any tune. 
 Trice »l,oo<i ca>.li; williout ■^lock and iniplenienis; but with then half cash 
 .tnd balance in 5 years. Owner is forced tu >ell liecause he got his lejj 
 broken and cannot work the farm himself. 
 Township nt Hampbroy. 
 
 8<)2 -Farm of 137 acres in the di,trict of Parry Sound, lieaulifiilly situated 
 on the western shores of Lake Joseph where there is good fishing and on 
 ilie route of Steamboat Navigation to I'ort t'ockhurn, I'. (). within 5 mi ch; 
 good roads leading tu I'arry Sound, (iravenhurst, and I'ort Clarling: 40 
 acres cleared, and under cultivation, and free from stones or rock: and the 
 remainder is far above the average of land in the district. The dwelling is 
 log 16 X 16 barn 18 X 20; stable I4 x 22; imniediale p<Jssession can lie 
 given. The aliovc is an excel ent farm, and there is as much as 75 acres in 
 one block free fr Jin rock or stone and the K-ilance above the average of 
 larms around. I'rire only >65o payable $200 cash; Ixtlance in ten years 
 payable by instalments with caiy rate of interest. 
 Township of Medora. 
 
 S07— (iootrfarm of 224 acres on the shores of Lake Rosseau, 40 acres c'ear- 
 ed ; Ijalance timliered with ash, elm, birch, l)eech, sugar maple and oak. 
 The land is clay loam and well watered on all sides. There is a splendid 
 view of the lake 6 miles in one direction and 5 miles in another, goo<l iv h- 
 ing. Ham is 32 x 66, the dwelling is 25 X 30, stable 25 X 27, all new and 
 in good repair ; Iwsides several other unialler buildings. The fences are 
 .■\1I in goo<l condition. There arc 4 steamers on lake liosseau which ca I 
 at wharf on the place twice a week in the summer, so oil the rot of the 
 land will pay for the clearing by selling cordwood. The post office is 
 located at the house; nearest market is at Kosseau only 8 miles away: 
 ^niall orchard ami in goCMl condition; very healthy locality^ possession .it 
 once. I'rice $4000 cash. 
 Township of Stephenson . 
 
 8(X) -Farm of 200 acres, 15 .acres cleared and fenced ^^frame house 18x24 
 I 'i storeys high : loo acres level, ba'ancc slightly rolling; <6\\ saiuly 
 loam : Imrdwood timl>er : waterftl by spring creek • building and fences 
 in goCKl rep.iir ; distant 12 rods from .Muskoka Koad. iVi miles from school, 
 chui-chand and I'osl Office, 4 miles from (irist Mill and Saw Mill, and Iji 
 miles from market. I'rice $600 cash. 
 8f)l— Farm of too acres, 15 acres of which are cleared and fenced • frame 
 house 18 X 24, 14 ft posts, well finished and in good repair ; frame stable 
 14x20, 12 ft ix)sts ; spring creek ; hardwood timber; soil sandy loam, 
 land somewhat rolling ; distant 1% miles from school, church, P. O. grisi 
 and saw mill, and t mile from I'ort Sidney on mail stage route and Vt mile 
 from Survey of T. Cs-V^. R. K. I'rice $600 cash or ^700 on time pay- 
 able half down and balance in yearly instalments with interest at 6 |)er cent. 
 VUta^ of Bracebrldce. 
 
 925 — I.ot on .Manitoba Street on which are erected a Frame Dwelling 18 x 32 
 with kitchen, and also a workshop and large stable. Price $600 c.ish. 
 As it is expected that Bracebridge will soon l>e a I'ounty Town and a Sta 
 lion on the Ontario I'acilic .Tunction Ry. which is to l>e. extendeil from 
 Uravenhurst to Lake Nipissing, this property is a great bargain. 
 Villam of Port Sidney. 
 
 890— That tine proj^rty Uiiown as "Sidney Hotel" with % an acre of garden 
 .attached ; size of the building; 42 x 45 ; 2 storey frame house on stone foun- 
 ilalion, containing 13 rooms ; 2 frame stables capable of accomodating 30 
 horses, with hay loft above ; good piggery ; daily stage to and from Brace 
 'ridge connects here with the Steamer Northern for the North and South. 
 Price only 12,000 f I, ooo cash b.alance on easy terms with interest at 6 
 per cent. 
 
 COUNTY OF* XVORPOX-X. 
 
 Township of CharlotteTille. 
 
 788 -A splendid farm of igi acres, only about 9 miles from the thriving 
 County Town of Simcoe. Of this land about luo acies arc cleared and 
 nearly all free from ttunips, and well fenced. The soil is a sandy luam, 
 and in a good state of cultivation. New brick dwelling house, 23x36, 
 erected in 187H, with kitchen i,Sx24. al) one and half stories high and 
 Kuod stone cellar under kitchen. Barn 32x56 ; driving house 2>xju; one 
 shed i}x;6, and another 16x25, ^1 on one part of the farm. On another 
 part of the farm is a one story fraine house, 24x36, nearly new, with a 
 good stone cellar a driving house 25x40, and a barn 10x50. There is a 
 never. failing well at each of the above driving houses. Near the brick 
 dwelling house (here are two gvod beating orchards, and a young orchard 
 of about 150 tie:s just set nut. The limber on the uncleared portions of 
 the land consists of beech, maple, oak, ash, chestnut and some pine. 
 I'rice f 10,000, payable two thirds down, and balance on time as may be 
 agreed, 
 hoo— Choice Farm of too acres, one-half of which is a clay loam, balance 
 sandv loam ; 70 acres cleared ; 25 acres covered with good timber, and 
 all in .-. good state of cultivation. There is a small dwelling house on 
 the place which is well fenced ; roads good ; school-house on cuinur of 
 the farm ; two sawmills within ^>^ miles of the village of Vittoria, where 
 there are good stores and grist mills and a good grain inarktt and 6^ 
 miles from Simcoe, tiie county town, at whit-li ther..- are 2 railway sta- 
 tions. Price 13,200 payable $3,000 down, and balance, with interest at 
 7 per cent, on time as may be arranged. 
 Township of Mlddleton. 
 
 801 -Very large and superior farm of 1,000 acres, of which between 400 
 and 5<H) acres arc cleared and mostly free from stumps, and the balance 
 in standing bush, consisting of beech and maple ; soil is a rich black 
 lu.'.r.i, almost free from stones ; land is mostly level, but easily drained, 
 and a part of it gently rolling ; a young orchard of about 200 trees. 
 The dwelling is frame, nearly ne'v, with 15 or 16 rooms ; very large barns 
 and other out buildin<;s, extending about 6.10 feet in ienj;th, together, 
 wfth about a du/en horses^ and g6 head of cattle, and all otner stock and 
 implements connected with the farm. Price (40,000, payable llij.ooo 
 down, and balance within 8 or 10 years, with Interest al J [>er cent. 
 663 — Farm c'f 87 acres. 46 of which are i.nproved. and 21 acres of drained 
 swamp, with fine spring creek running through the farm. On this pro- 
 perty, which is 7 inles from the town of Tilsonburg, there arc a small 
 house, log barn and orchard of 50 trees. I'rice 12,000, payable fSoo 
 down, and balance to suit purchaser, with interest al 8 p«r cent. 
 Township of Woodhouse. 
 
 657 —A splendid F'arm containing 208 acres, near the town of Simcoe, 170 
 acres cleared, balance limbered with white and black oak and a few 
 pines, soil loam and sandy loam, good for wheat and all kinds of grain, 
 fruit or vegetables, well watered by a never-failing spring, an excellent 
 well, and large 50 barrel brick cistern, good orchard with apples, cher- 
 ries, etc., etc. I.arge dwelling house in good state of repair, containing 
 parlor, dining-room, sitting-room, 7 bed-rcx>m», 2 large halls, large kit- 
 chen, pantry and good stone cellar. The land is nicely rolling, and 
 situated only i mile from 3 grist mills, and 1 mile from railway station, 
 with good roads in every direction. Price S8,ooo. This property may 
 be divided into two parcel.-;. 
 783. — Improved farm of 90 acres, more or less, nearly all cleared and free 
 from stumps, except about 2 acres of standing beech, maple and hemlock 
 bush; no swamp; soil sandy loam, with clay sub-soil in first-class state 
 of cultivation. Ail seeded down, except about 20 acres, of which 10 
 acres are at present in fall wheat ; land gently rolling and well drained. 
 Laige orchard of apples, pears, cherries and plums, and in all about 
 200 trees, befides grapes, currants, etc , all in full bearing, except 25 
 young trees. This farm is watered on the south by Lake Erie, and at 
 the house by two never-failing wells ; all good rail fences with picket and 
 board fences along front of farm. There is on the place a one and halt' 
 storv frame dwelling house 20x40, in which 4 rooms, besides kitchen, are 
 finished, the other end of the house is new and can be divided into 4 or 5 
 rooms ; frame barn 50x30, shed 25x35, and attached to barn is a driving 
 house 24x42 with 20 ft. posts, and stalls for 4 horses. Only about one 
 mile from Port- Dover, the terminus of H. N.W. R'y and Port Dover 
 and I.. H. Rv. Price 84,000, payable *2,ooo down, balance on time. 
 834— F'arm of 115 acres, of which 65 acres are cleared, and nearly free from 
 stumps ; balance is well timbered with beech, maple, hickory, ash, bass- 
 wood, some large oaks, and good building pine ; this wood being reserved 
 and not culled out, is very valuable ; no swamps; land rolling enough to 
 drain easily ; a creek crosses the north-east angle, which gives about 20 
 acres of rich bottom land ; noil mostly clay loam, adapted for grain, 
 grass and fruit ; 2 orchards of choice quality of fruit ; the dwelling is a 
 brick house, 32x36; grooms; 3 stone cellu.s; excellent well; also :t 
 small frame house for workmen. The barn is 32x44 ; stable and gra- 
 nary, 16x32; shed attached 21x34. The buildings cost over 82,500. 
 Property situated on Dover and Branlford road, \\ miles from Port 
 Dcver. which is the terminus of the P. O. and L. H. Ry, and H. N. W. 
 Ry, where there are several churches, besides schools, etc. ; has been 
 leased for 8190 per annum, tenancy not yet expired. Land in good 
 condition, great quantities of grapes and peaches grown in this neigh- 
 borhood. Price 86,900 ; \ cash, balance at 6 per cent, interest. 
 VUIkm of Sprlnc Arbor. 
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 CO. OP IVORTHCJBKBKRX.A.IVD. 
 
 Town ofCobmtrir. 
 
 ((44 -HanJ«(iiiie Luck Kemdence, uccuptstl by O. F. Jone», K»a., about (ine 
 and a cjuiirief niilcn from Cob(iur){, on the m«in rii.»d leading to Port 
 Hope, with ID .i:rct <>f Und. The <twellin|{ ia 2 and a half tlonyt high; 
 out bul!llln^ll alio bri.k, utirc houne, caril4,{e huuae, liable* for horici 
 and cow«, with box italii, etc. The liwn 11 beauli'uilv laid out with 
 ireeit and thrubbcty. Garden ] of an ucre, otocited with treei of all 
 kind* ; api)le orchard of 75 treei in full Iwariiiij ; pear orchard of 50 
 
 ' ireeii, of which io are in full bearing, fhere ii alio a neat frame cot 
 lajje on the property, with italilei attached Price SyiOtjo ; payable 
 63,500 down, balance in two \eat», at h per cent. 
 
 COI71VTY OF* 01TTA.RZ0. 
 
 Townahip of Mar*. 
 
 844— Fine farm of 100 acre>, 45 .teres of winch aie undci rullivaiioii. bal- 
 ance ea»ily cleare.l ; loil clay loam ; (johI whir.ii land; no »lone« , buiM- 
 ingt of small tccount, on alt uncleared land there i* .1 gooil itandin^ hard- 
 wood Imsh. Trice 4 1,000 payalilc ■; down, lialancc in 10 annual p.-»y 
 ment-., or loonei at the option of the purchaser. 
 
 J94 -K. part of S. 4 lot 19, oon, 9, ly arrn, I'rice $150. 
 
 Towaahlp of Reach. 
 
 jXj .S. \v. part l.ii (), con. 14, 4 .icre«. Price $60. 
 
 Towoahip of Thorah. 
 
 77.— S. 34 jcrrs of N. 14 lot 6, coil. 8, ^leii 4acrei lold for taxei; JO acre-i. 
 
 Price $ 1 50. 
 84414 harm of ioo acres, soil clay loam ; there is a good frame house, l>aiii 
 
 and itablcs, thriving young orchaid; 30 acrei cleared ; remainder standinj; 
 
 bush. Price .W.oiio payable ', cash, balance 111 10 year* on favorable 
 
 lerins or sooner at the option of purchaser. 
 
 Townahip of UxbridfO 
 
 5S7.- .V. \V. jiart K. !-S lot M, con. 7, S .icies. I'rice $75. 
 
 Villa||« of Beaverton. 
 
 St I - <Jne acre of l.^iid in the village of Ueave-lon licing coinpcMted of pail 
 ol the nouh !< of lot 15 con S in thp Township of Thorah suitable for a 
 small garden. l'rii:e $5'/0. 
 
 <^^\Jt!iVY OF* Q-VTAMTA., 
 
 Townahip of Hull. 
 
 81 5 -Splendid farm known as " The Trossacks " less H acres off H. K. coiner 
 111 all 220 acics, 5 miles from (..ity of Hull and 6 miles from Ottawa; ex 
 celleiit roails, laiid gravelly and light sandy loam .lies due north and south, 
 well protected on north aiv! west, admiratily .-idapled for sheep, orchard 
 purposes, grajjcs ami small fruil, on the farm is a lieautiful lake 40 acres in 
 surierflces from 3 to Oo feet deep fed l>y small streams and numerous 
 springs, wa'er pure and altogether most valuable for trout, and other tish 
 culture; the whole lake is entirely within the ptoperty. t'iiy of Hull is the 
 nearest Post 'Jffice and R. R. H. The property adjoins the celebrated 
 Haldwiu Iror. Mines no fences, no buildings, and litt e wocxl of any des- 
 cription. To a capitalist it present many .^Wantages, wou d sell in -iniall 
 p.ircels for building puriiosc, is 5 miles from .Vylmer and 1 helsen. Price 
 ^,000 half cash, balance on time at (> pei ceiil interest. 
 
 COUNTY OF- OXF-ORO, 
 
 Townahip of Eaat Oxford. 
 
 8^2 —Farm containing 50 .acies, of which 40 acres are under cultivation : bal- 
 ance pasture ■ no timber, soil is a clay loam; I acre of orchard bearing all 
 kinds of fruit: watered !)y creek, well drained, frame barn 32 x 50 and 
 good shed attached, log house; fences rail the farm is situated on the Lon 
 don and Hamilton stone ro.ad, and within 2% miles of Railway .Station, 
 grist mill, blacksmith shop, storc^tc, school and church on'y \% miles 
 distar.t, 7 miles from town of Wocvlstock, which is the best and nearest 
 market; possession at anytime aftei 1st, Dec 1880. Price gi.loo, $1,000 
 down K^lance on easy terms. 
 
 Village of Princeton. 
 
 830— Lots 91 and 92 on Church Street '.ituated within 40 rods of Ry. Station 
 and P. O. ch'irchcs and schools, and on which there is Imilt a good frame 
 house containing kitchen, parlor and two bed rooms with cellar, 
 also a small barn with room for horse and waggon and hayloft over head. 
 The lots are planted with choice fruit trees in bearing order ; also a goo<l 
 well of water. The property is leased to Mr. G. Powell at ^30 per year 
 and taxes; lease expires Octotier l.st. 1880, when possession can be given. 
 Price $400 cash. 
 
 PA.RI%Y SOUN-O DISTRICT, 
 
 Townahip of Chapauut. 
 
 924 — Farm of 105 actei, beautifully lituated on the banks of the Magane- 
 tawan River, and leside a village where there are a school, two hotels, 
 two chapels, grist and saw mill, stores, post office, blacksmith's shop, &c. 
 Soil is mostly clay loam, about 20 acres are cleared, fenced and under 
 grass ; the balance is chiefly hardwood bush, with some cedar. The 
 river is navigable for 26 miles above and for 15 miles below the village, and 
 teems with fish of various kinds, including bass, pickerel ?nd salmon 
 trout. A small steamer is at present running on the upper waters to 
 Burke's Falls, and passes the farm daily. Game is very plentiful, inclu- 
 ding deer, duck and partridge; bears and wolves are also numerous, but 
 never troublesome. Price, 91.500, payable 9joo down, and the balance 
 on time, secured by mortgage, bearing interest at 8 per a. 
 
 PARRY BOUND DISTRICT Cootiauod. 
 
 Towaahip of ChHatle. 
 
 8V) latm of 400 acies 30 acreiclcared «nd in crop good ».|uareil loghOuH- 
 JO X 3(1 log liarn JH x 44 farm well frnced the dwelling is situated in fiont 
 of a lake where there ii goo"! fiihing. I mile from Post Office an.l school. 
 14 mflcs from I'arry Sound, ami l'> miles from Kosieau, U)th placei )>eing 
 at the head of Steamboat Navigation; lan<l gou<l ipjality; ruuls very good 
 for a new country. Pi ice 1 1. 300 ha' f down balance in 2 yean with interctt 
 .It 6 per cent. 
 
 Townahip of Poley. 
 
 926 - Farm of 251 acrei, 20 ,»cre» im;iroved and in crop ; none free froni 
 •tump*; about li acres diy iwanip ; about 25 acrei of lock ; timber ii 
 birch, maple and hemlock ; loil is a rich landy loam; rolling land, wat- 
 ered by never falling creek, aliio g.iod well near house ; fences in good 
 repair; log houre 1K1124 inside ; U>g stable :6xjo; frame barn j6«5o, all 
 in good icpair ; 80 rodi frontage on Parry Sound road ; i and a half mile* 
 from school and church ; i and a quarter miles from poit olHce ; j milei 
 from Parry Harbour Market , 4 miles from Parry Sound Market ; the 
 nearest niilway station is tij miles, but daily boats at both Parry Har- 
 bour and Parry Sound, which connect with railway al Collingwood. 
 Posiesiio-i at any time. Price •i.Joo ; J500 down, balance in yearly in- 
 stalments of Jioo, at 7 per cint interest. 
 
 COUNTY OF* PERTH. 
 
 Townahip of Elma. 
 
 Ij4&— Farm of too acres. Hj acres of which are cleared, 3 acres'partty 
 cleared, 12 acres in it.inding buih ; land gently rolling, and well adapted 
 for wheat growing; soil sandy loam and clay loam ; well watered by a 
 branch of the Maitland river, running through the lot ; fences good ; 
 bank barn (frame), good sued stable under the barn ; splendid orchard; 
 crop can be had at a fair valuation if required, and possession given at 
 short notice; plank house 24x30, church, school, stores, grist and saw 
 mill, 2 miles distant. Price »3,6oo; payable ^xfioa cash, balance on 
 time. 
 
 852— Farm of too acres, 80 acres of which are cleared. Go acres fsee from 
 stumps ; soil loam and clay ; 20 acres bush, consisting of beech, elm, etc. 
 front level ; back rolling ; no swa-np ; | drains on farm j good frame barn 
 40x60 ; good fr.vne house 20x24 ; kitchen 1HX24 ; a young orchard of ap- 
 ple, plum and cherry trees , fences good ; the place is well watered by 2 
 never-failing springs ; farpi implements can be had at valuation ; nearest 
 station and market at Listowell, only 4 miles away ; store, post office, 
 grist and sawmil s, etc., 2 miles off; Price $4,500. which it the assessed 
 valuation, on easy terms of payment, 
 
 Townahip of Fullarton. 
 
 1,72 -Improved farm of 75 acres. Soil is cay loam and in a splendid state 
 of cultivation, fences ate all good ami the l.ind is partly under drained, 
 there are 2 gorxl welb. The lann is nearly level, but has plenty of fall for 
 drainage. The fruit is sufficient for house use, comprising apples, cherries, 
 plums and [Kiars, 16 acres fall wheat ami about 9 .acres in grass, 5 acres in 
 pasture, and about 50 .icres cleared, 5 of which are stumped' 15 acres 
 chopped and ready for cleaning, the rest in bush. The dwelling is frame 
 32 X 22 liam 5o .\ 40, sheds 12 x 40, cow stable, 12 x 40. There is a 
 kitchen 16 X 24 attached to the house, which it.%nds on a good stone foun- 
 dation with gotxl cellar umlerne.ath, the distance from school is !>< miles, 
 church 4 mi es, market 4 miles, ami 1 mile from gravel road. 3 good mar- 
 kets near by, 4 miles to Mitchell Pw-iilway Station. P.-ssession can bo had 
 at any time after one month's notice. Price 85,000. 
 
 Townahip of Hibbert. 
 
 780— Improve! farm of <;o acres more or less, exceiit I acre for the right ol 
 wayoftheliuflaloamri-akeHiiion Riilway. The soil is a clay loam 
 slightly umUilating with a mo-lerate ridge 1, inning 8.cros.-i middle cf farm, 
 which would answer for a splendid building site. There is on the place 2 
 frame dwelling houses, i frame bank barn with stabling under, also a 
 frame stable, a draw hme kiln ami a lot of building sand, about 30 acres, 
 partly clear of Slumps, 11; acres cleared the ba'ance m bush, containing 
 ash cedar, pine, an! elm timber, the tiniUeied part is swamp, being alKiut 
 4 acres There are 70 fruit trees, consisting of apples, plums, cherries etc. 
 the farm i« fenced in with a.sh rails, and is I mile from (.'ominon and High 
 .School and all the principal churches (Protestant and Catholic). Farm 
 fronts en the Huron gravel road, about 1 mile from Mitchell market and 
 Railway Station. There is an abundant supply of spring water, all the 
 year roiind. Price $3,500, payable »3,6oo down, and balance on time as 
 may be agreed . 
 
 Townahip of North Eaathope. 
 
 414— Choice Farm, 100 acres of excellent land, with splendid stone house 
 and bank barn, and other out buildings; a never foiling spring creek, and 
 ic acres of hard wocxl bush. This is a very fine farm, i mile from gravel 
 road leading on one side 5 miles to the town of Stratford, and on t.ie 
 other side 2 miles to the village of .Shakespeare . Possession may I>e given 
 immediately if satisfactory arrangements can lie made with the purch.ascr as 
 to a sale of the stock and crops. Any one desiring a comfortable home- 
 stead should inspect this property at once. Price ){6,50o, ca»h. 
 
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 liorw Hlah'c 15 X in. iwjroct hoiisei anil I'lnily of vv.»ler. Trice #Kf>i), 
 ■ iiNh. 
 
 Towaahlp of Oalwajr. 
 
 KS'i K:ii III of <i^ .Ku'k, III which nlioui 6<i acrrn arc clcnrnl, •ml in R hckmI 
 .•uir of t iiliiNatioii, »on ul«y l'..iiii «e I fcniecl; 40 .icrr • romixirnlive > iVi-t- 
 troHi ^luin|>a; J5 ill rcn K"**' tiiinlwoo<l l>ii-<li, Ikjih; »«lcr cm thr ihiiiiim'., 
 luiul rolling;: 'v^ lioiiic uiul n^; harii .\'.\ in |><ioil icpnir Iioiim' in x i4 . a 
 f<w .ipp'r lr>-e»t»nriiii; llii* |'tO|HTIy ii ^ilujtrcl im the main kmiI IcMcliiiy 
 from lloltuyKruri 10 Klnmounl , \t>l market ill ttclicitygcon b mi titeuiit 
 from Kelt" Mtatiun. on Vii tcria K. II. -tihool >i mile. Trier |l,ioo, caali. 
 I'O'WMon M any tinif. 
 
 Hot - Kami of loo acre>. of wliirh 3S at:io» nrr iinjiroveil, jlioiit I J acres nir 
 trc I'lom »iiini|is, anil 50 aties iiiH imprOMMl tir:uly fici fioiii -.wami) , ^ou 
 i« n tanily oani. 1 'n llie iiiiim|iiovril portions ilinc );iii«s i ~|.liniliil ^ll^tl, 
 rompilsiii^ krilar. hemlock, Ui'cli, asli, t'lni. I:t)iiwoo<lt >ii|{ar titiple, liirci', 
 ttc, l.aiiil IS gently ioiliii(j, siitticicnl (or iltaimn[r. I hfre is a ({tioii li ^ 
 homtc and (•oin mi llic pljir. Thr Uiio - in mostly ■ c>lar. and 'he yit- itci 
 part new. \^ o< a nil e to school ami It, '. Lliiiith i mini 10 Kiijltjli 
 church, ami 3 miles to railuay '.lution ami maikri. Tossc»sioii ^jw \<k 
 i;iven .11 any imir. I'm c *70<), pnyaldc t^so ilmvn and halnnce in J yearj 
 with iii'rrct ,ii "; |'ii inn 
 
 couN'TY OF* REivmxsvr. 
 
 VillHC* of Renfrdw. 
 
 ii'iK l.iiijaiid '■• iif '01 5 rxiindin; fioin MiUii Sl.tel 10 »\r(;\ Ic StU'el willi 
 W^r wrxjiii'ii l'airinj;e shop fruniint; on Main ,""lierl and tilted up willi 
 horw power, Tiirnini; l.aihc, llrill, Hoiin^; Alacliiiie, T aiier. Tp 
 right and I iicular ."saws, on this |ioriion of tlic piO|>ort) there aie .iko iiin 
 lier sliciU, store hoiiM:, stall e nml larjje liacksinitli shop, fiominy on 
 .Arjjy e Street is a i>oo(l I'l storey frame .|»el ing. 20 \ 54 wiih kitchen 
 18 X 34, all lined with hmk. an I well linished mtli jjoixl tellai .iiid we I. 
 Thi^ is a most ilesiralije property for any one wisliinj; 10 tarry on the Car 
 iia|;e inakini; anil Idacksniilfi business as it has U'en estali lihed here tor 3ii 
 years ami the property is ipiile cloie lothc railway station and Tost iillice. 
 Trice <4,ooi) cash. 
 
 COUNTY OF* SXnXCOE. 
 
 Township of Ploa. 
 
 I (N. \V. part of E. 70 acres of S. H lot I, con. i, 9 acres, I'rice f 40 
 
 y>i -K. •• X. H '• 4, " -„ 30 " " 3.10 
 
 80. — W, " N. >A " 25, " i,, 19 " " too 
 
 141). — K. " N, 4 " 10, " 7 ij " " ii)0 
 
 ii.— E. •' .'s. i " 12, '• 10, 30 •• •' 4ix> 
 
 IW.-VV. " K JofN. 1 " 13, "10. 9 " " S<> 
 
 «l.--E. " " N.J " i\, "10, 12 " " 120 
 
 79.— N. '• W. 4 ' 45, '• 2, II (U.S.) •• loo 
 
 Township of Irnisfll. 
 
 151. K. pail of \N . i of N \ lot 10, con. 2, 7 acres. Trice ?50 
 I'^i. T.. •• \V. '. i)f S. .J " 10, " 2, 7 " " 50 
 
 Townsb';p of Blvdonte. 
 
 j^ti. 50 acres, with j;ood Krame house, log stah'e ami gran.try. 35 acres 
 cleaved. Trire <l,i»ti. 
 
 5^7. loo acres with ^;ood house, fiani liain, sheil aivl stah'e. aUJiit ;o acres 
 c eared. Trice $2,000. 
 
 52H li)o acres we. I linihered with hard and soft wood, and well watered, 
 i'rice $hoo. 
 
 <)l 7- Karm of 1011 acres, of which 55 acres are improved but stumpy, 72 
 acres pine, cedar and hardwood; 15 aciei> somewhat stony, and 5 acre*^ 
 stony ; soil rich clay loam ; land rolliii),'; never fading spring creek ami 
 sprini; ai lioiiv; not iniicli draiiiaye nenlcd. fiame house 20 x 28, with 4 
 rooms; frame stable Ki.Xtf); frame barn 20x3^ in fair repair; one half of lot 
 well fenced, the icsl fairly ; Kri lia market i| nil e<,anj stalioii 4 mil.-srlistanl. 
 possession at any time. True $1,450 jiayablc 600 down and balance in 
 4 year., witli iiueresi at 8 ^lei cent. 
 
 To^mship of BHulmur. 
 
 30S — N. pail of S. 20acresof K. J. lot 18, c.n 2, fV,. II. S.; 4 acres. 
 
 Tiice $10. 
 402 — N. pari of K. J, lot 18, con. 6, ("K. H. S.I 66 acres, and N, pert of 
 
 W. '/i lot 18, con. fi,iy. II S ;9oacres. Trice $l, 000. 
 Township of Nottawasagra. 
 696 --.\ good farm of 100 acref within 2.^ miles of Stayner^ the land is mostly 
 
 c ay loam, small part \m::\< and sand : surface stones, small mostlv lime 
 
 stone, there i.s no rock on the land Trice Ssoo 
 370 X part of K \ lot 4. con 8, 15 acres- Trice $2^0. 
 Township of North Orlllia. 
 155 S. part of K- i lot 21 , c n- 12, 3 acres- Trice -*io. 
 
 Township of Snnnidale. 
 
 156 — E- part of S- 4 o^ 'J- con- 13, 14 acres Trice .^Oo- 
 
 COUNTY or SIMCOE. Cootlniisd 
 Township of Tay. 
 
 >i\ i-'a 111 of 4', V 11 res. nea ly s.|uan of " hi' li 5 ttitrs are cleared an^l 
 fenced w illi lui l« leniaiiiiler ill hardwuoil timi-er no twamp. a'l high and 
 'Iry level land; toil uimlv Ui,imi a ^ooil tiavrllcl rou'l (Hinnes the dooi ; I'l 
 miles fioiii schoti! and rliunh: market at l'o!dH*ler, wlirrr there is a 
 II. K. Mation I) unlet to |{riil mill, 3 nhinvle mills, and I saw null. 'I he 
 dwtllini; i« new lianie 18x24, 'S stones limh, kit- hen attached, iiKo 
 fi.ime I J .\ 14, :i ^oo*i well at llie hoiiie firiuei new-, |)OtM>»sic)M .11 .my 
 lime. I'hn Is a "plendid Iwif^ain, the reason for ^ellin^• i> the old aj-e 
 of the ownei. Tri' e #4511, »2oo canh, iMlance tli Ihree yearly in-Lil 
 ineiits with inleresi ai nicxier.ile tales. This i» an excellent plaie foi Ich 
 in; I shoMinv'. Midi. III. I liy. paiM«« within Jo lOiU oi llie farm. 
 
 Township of Tosaorontio. 
 
 847 .Spendid Korm and Mill TiO|irrty. The faim, con<>i\tinK of 18 ; 
 acre*, of whn h ilmiit 12s ." res are cli.ired and i.mler 1 iiUiviiion,nn.l 
 mostly tree from slump-t; aliout 58 acres of standing; bush; soil m a unndy 
 loam, Kooil laml for fall wheat atid potat^irs. oats and loois of nl kind* 
 ilioiit 25 acr"» of sw.uiip on one of tiie lot ., limliered with - edar and Mm k 
 a>h; land iH nearly level, dr;uiis naturally; Tii.e Kivet iiin« iuro»H loiiiei of 
 lot. I he dwellinj; hous.- is fiaine.i ontaiiiin){ i> rootm, nn yround Moor, one 
 I iii;r room iipsiait . not yet tiiiished, barn (6 X do, new slied 20 >. 'hi, in 
 winch there in st.iblinj; for 9 horses and «-ven cows; yooil never fnilini} 
 well at house, alicnit the centre of tile othei lot is ertclefl a Sleain .Saw 
 Mill, Kinjitie 10 horse p<.iwei ; tioilei 40 hoist jiower- circulai .nw, 56 im he* 
 in diametei, c m cm lo,i>"0 feet of IuiiiIki [ler day. there is also an ed;;tr, 
 and shingle mill in I onti'-clion with all neeessary looU and app'i.iniet; 
 tl-cre will l>e enough tu-toni work in the iiei({hliorlioiid, to keep the luili 
 going foi 8 or lo years to come, ,ind a huge ipiantily of pine i an lie 
 lionipit very cheap within a short duiance ol null, fences pail y board aid 
 partly cedai ; di-.tance to churi li I mile ^;i.iin m.iiket and U.H -tatioii I 
 mile; uowI io:ids. dislniii.e to Hai (it the County 'I'own 2(1 mileh jios-icssion 
 .11 aiiv tune liicc f7,000t payable $2,0011 down balance in $ or ti yeai . 
 
 Township of Tiny. i'rick. 
 
 37.5 -S. part of K. half I,ot 89, Con. i, l». S., 24 acrea, l.pio 
 
 24 —S. \V. '■ " 110, '• I, " iq " Inn 
 
 159 — S. . " N, 26 acres of E. " " 83, " 2, " 4 " 25 
 
 i6ii— S. " N. JO " W. " ■' 83, " 2, " 7 " 50 
 
 sj- E. half N. 28 '• N. " " g, " ij, 14 " iLo 
 
 .S4-S. •• E. 38 " S. " " 12, " 1.^ ig " 200 
 
 85 -N. pt. E. 36 " N. " •' 14, " i^, 19 " 2C.O 
 
 162 S. '• £.36 " N. " " 14, ■' 13, 3 " iit 
 
 163— E. " S. " " s, " 14, Ij '• 40 
 
 25— S. " E. ..' " S. " " 8. " 15, 14 •' 300 
 
 164— E. " S. '• " 7, " 16, rj ■' 30 
 
 38r-S. " \V. 10 " S. " " 7, " 20, s " 30 
 
 905 — Willi F-ot, containing looacrea, and being oouih half of l^i't 11, Con. 
 H almut \ niilen from P. A B. Ry. near (ieoigian B.jy ; all harilwoud tlai- 
 btr ; toil chiefly goort .sandy lo.ini, free fro'n rnck ; chiin hes, nehool and 
 market close h\ . Trite 9 1,200 ; ^501) down, balance secured bv mortgage 
 with inteiest at 7 perient. 
 Township of Vespra, 
 .SS S part of I, .It 2^ Ccn 9 jq a.ies. TriceS30o. 
 
 V iUibve of Crai^Tille. 
 
 ^Y)—P:in of north half I,ot 17, Con. 9, Iniiisfil ; .J acre; n- ir N-nthern 
 Ry. Station, null ^ood frame house and kilcher, nearly new ; containing 
 5 room« ; good well and pump ; a few apple trees ; well fenced ; posses- 
 sion at any time; price 1i6oo ; payable from Siijo t 1 8450 down, and 
 balance in one or two yea.s, with interest at 8 per cent., subject to a 
 mottga)(e for $130, which has 5 years to run. 
 
 COUWTTY OF- VICTORIA.. 
 
 Township of Di^by. 
 
 S6i — Farin inntaiiiini; 104 acres, 40 a. res of which are cleared ; 10 acres 
 r)\ cedar ; baiante hardwood ; rolling land; Jeep loaiii soil, partly fenced; 
 the dw-eliiiig if a lug house ; log barn and stable ; railway .elation within 
 to miles; school house, I and a half miles ; good orchard ; good roads ; 
 p- -session after harvest; a spring creek runs past north end of house ; 
 Trice Si.jso; S^no cash ; balance on time as may be agreed. 
 
 Township of Eldon. 
 
 .Sj.s-Farm of joo acres, of which 40 acre* are cleared, 160 acres in bush ; 
 10 ritres of lainara!;, and rest hardwood ; log house and stable ; fences 
 •.'ood ; and situated west of Victoria Road ; about 1 and a half miles from 
 school ; 3 miles from church and railwav station ; soil clay learn ; a 
 well and never-failing spring of water at the house , possession at any 
 time ; price. >i,30o, payable ?8oo down, and balance in 8 or 9 years, 
 \.ith interest at 6 percent. 
 
 -if< -A good farm of 100 acres, of which about 25 acres are cleared, with 
 very few stumps or .stones ; 75 acres not cletired, of which about 20 acres 
 can be cleared fur $100 ; soil, day loam ; fences good ; lug house tSx2j, 
 stable 18x24; land gently rolling; a never-failing creek; the property is 
 only a ipiarter of a mile from school house, 3 miles from a railway sta- 
 tion, fi miles from Kirkheld, and 9 miles from Woodville. Immediate 
 possession given. Trice Si. 500, payable J600 down, and balance in g or 
 10 annual inatalments, with interest at 7 per cent. 
 
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Lands for Sale by W. J. Fenton & Co., Hamilton, Ontario. 13 
 
 COUNTY or VXCTORIA-Coatinued. 
 Townahin of Eldoa— Continued. 
 
 719— A splendid farm, only J of a mile from Eldon gUtion.T. and N. Ry, 
 containing too acres, of which 90 acres are cleared, and 10 acres in good 
 hardwood bush, and nj swinps ; toil en-elle it, and in goid state of 
 cultivation; land rolling; three wells on premises ; log building in good 
 repair, and fences good; the propsrty is only a quirter mile from school, 
 9 miles from Woodville, and 5 miles from Kirkfield. Immediate posses- 
 sion given, Propertywas valued at »3,6oo. Price »2,500 ; payable »6oo 
 down, and balance on time. 
 
 TownaUp of SomerrUle. 
 
 796— Improved farmofjsS acres, of which 93 acres are cleared and mostly 
 in a good state of cultivation, none entirely free from stumps, as it is 
 only about 12 years since any of it was cleared; ihere are about 70 acres 
 of good cedar swamp, the most of which could be cleared for meadow 
 land for stock. The rest of the farm is timbered with maple and hem- 
 lock, soil 19 clay loam, and land gently rolling; there are a few fruit trees, 
 some of them commencing to bear ; the place is well watered, as it fronts 
 on Balsalm lake, and there is also a good well convenient to the house ; 
 the buildings consist of cedar log house 22x30, frame barn 30x55, cedar 
 log stables for horses and cows, the fences .ire cedar rails, the road good 
 and convenient ; 2 miles to school, half mile to .Methodist church, post 
 office, hotel and store; 7 miles to a good market at l"er Ion l-allg, and 
 6 miles to Coboconk Station on Toronto and Nipissing Railway. Posses- 
 sion can be given next fall, or in the spring of 1881. Price *4,oo;i ; 
 payable 82,000 down, and balance in time to suit purchaser, with interest 
 at 6 per cent. 
 
 842— Farm of loa acres, 35 acres cleared, 15 acres cedarand tamarak, swamp, 
 balance dry, but limber killed by tire ; a small creek of living water 
 passes through the lot ; about 30 acres comparatively free from stumps ; 
 <i log barn 26x42, and log stable; the dwelling is log, 1 storey high 15x33; 
 the farm is situated 5 miles e.ist of Fell's Station on the Victoria R. Koad, 
 and is well fenced and in good repair; best market at Fenelon Falls only 9 
 miles distant; road good; 1% miles to sch->ol house; to church 2 miles; 
 small orchard ju.st commencing to boar. Price «il,5oo,hall cash balance on 
 terras to suit purchaser. 
 
 843— Farm of 112 acres, soil good clay loam; about 70 .teres cleared ; and in 
 a good st.ite of cultivation; about 40 acres nearly clear of stumps; 
 15 acres seeded down with Timothy; about 40 acres good hard wood bush: 
 good spring w.ater; good cedar log barn 24 x 60; good stabling and driv 
 ing shed ; the dwel.ing is nearly new 2f X 2S, l^ stories high, with cellar 
 under, a few apple trees, and a large number of plum trees, all bearing ; 
 best market at Fenelon Falls distant 10 miles. Bobcaygeon about yjj 
 miles distant, school and church \\ miles: and 5/, miles to Fells .Station on 
 Victoria Ry. this is a siilendid grain farm, crop can be had at valuation. 
 Price Si,8oo, $6oo down balance in 7 years at 84 per cent interest. 
 
 Town of Lindsay . 
 e-; -Town lot 27 Kent Street. Price S200. 
 
 COUNTY OF" 'WATEH.I-OO. 
 
 Township of Wellealey. 
 
 831— Farm of loo acre», about 75 acres of which are c eared and free from 
 stumps: ab^ut 3 acres c'eared h;it not free (rom stumps, and ba'ance in 
 bush, mostly oak, eln) and maple ; soil is a clay loam : land rolling fences 
 are mostly of oak rails with a few cedar ; orchard of about 40 or 50 trees ; 
 bank barn 48 x 6S : hewjd log house we.tther boarded: well near 
 house : large cistern at barn, and creek running through bush ; no waste 
 land; \)^ mi es from Hawksville, 12 miles to Waterloo .Station ; 13 miles 
 from Mil bank, 2 miles from 3 schools, an 1 convenient to churches. Price 
 $7,203, payable ■53000 down, balance in 6 or 7 eijual yearly instalments, 
 with interest at 6 percent. 
 
 COUKTTY 
 
 Township of Stamford. 
 
 OF- VTEI^X^iVTVO. 
 
 837— Farm of 82 acres, of wliich abjut ta a^res ate in standing bush, 
 without iinprovemsnts, anlth; bala:ice siy a),)jt 7,1 acres, all cleared 
 and free frjm stunps, .i;iJ in a hij'i stati of cultivatioa ; timber mustlv 
 hardwjod, including white and red oak. chisiuu, etc. S nl of about 50 
 acres, is afin;giav.:ly loam, thj othsr 2j a:res of clay loam is easily 
 worked; land is gently rolling, except a part of the clay loam, which is 
 level, and well drained byopsn ditchjs; orch.ird of about 95 apple trees, 
 all young, and abjut twjthirds of th;m in full bearing; small frame 
 dwelling, cantiining S rooms, and large shed attached ; the barn is frame. 
 36x6:), 16 feit puts, With stable for 6 held of cattle, also stable for 
 4 horses ; fences are rails, add in go.id cond tion ; good country roads; 
 3 miles to Falls of Niagara ; \ acrs of vineyard, all set up with posts and 
 wires in gjod bearing; and abj.n 2ifljres in onibl>ckof the best grape 
 growing land in thi ountry. P.icj »3,ojo ; half cash, b.ala..ve in 5 
 years, at 8 per cent interest. 
 
 ViIl»Ke of Chippawa. 
 
 478— That line property kn)w.i as thi lianisteal of thj late J.,hn Kirk- 
 patrick, being a 2J storey brick hjuu, with larg; groaids, containing 16 
 rooms, and supplied with hat-air furnace, bath-roo.m 'with hot and cold 
 watsr, marble mantles, etc., etc., only hilf an hoar's drive from Niagara 
 Falls. Prici ?5,o >n ; oa; fourth cash, balance on time. 
 
 COUNTY OF WELL AND -Continued. 
 Village Chippawa— Continued. 
 
 479— 'fhat splendid property known as the residence of the late James 
 Cummings, being a large 2 storey brick house, with 2 and a half acres of 
 ground, .stone and iron fence, and goad fishing in front of the premises, 
 which cost originally over 820,000. The house is fitted up with hot-air 
 furnace, baths, etc., etc.. and has a cellar under the whole building. 
 Price $8,000 ; one fourth cash, balance in yearly instalments, with in- 
 terest at 7 per cent. 
 
 480— Also a large number of houses and lots in this village. 
 
 Town of Welland. 
 
 483— Several fine Building Lots. 
 
 COUNTY OF lArEL.X.XNGTON. 
 
 Township of Ouelph. 
 
 401 — A fine Farm containing over 100 acres, within 3 miles of the town of 
 Guelph, may be bought at 875 to 880 per acre, with 10 or 12 acres of 
 standing timber. 
 
 818 — Fine Market Garden in the Township of Guelph, better known as 
 Park Lots 5, 6, and 28, and containing 11 acres, 2 roods, r perch ; 3 
 miles from City of Guelph, on Eramosa Road; i mile from school ;.2 
 springs on property ; and bounded on lower side by river ; frame house, 
 20x28, cellar same size; barn 14x24, s. .ble attached ; there is a splen- 
 did pasture down on '.he flat; a nu n :er of fruit trees, all in bearing 
 order, comprising about 100 plum, 90 .1 ;rries, 60 apples, 30 pears, be- 
 sides currants and gooseberries ; aisc .'trawberries, raspberries, etc. 
 There is a lot of young tree., ready for r s-.lantation. The land is in 
 a good state of cultivation ; nearest n . jt Guelph ; buildings all in 
 good repair ; possession at anytime. P. ^81,360 ; 8900 cash, balance 
 on time with interest at 8 per cent. 
 
 Township of Minto. 
 
 848 — F'arm of 100 acres, So acres cleared, 70 acres fenced with cedar rails 
 and nearly all clear of stumps ; log house 20x30, with addition 12x16, 
 well finished and in good repair ; cedr r lo^' barn about 30x50, in good 
 order. The land is gently rolling, and falling to the south, and is sit- 
 uated on the north side of the Concessii'n road, and affords beautiful 
 building sites both for a bank barn and dwelling. The Maitland River 
 touches the front at S. W. ingle, and a spring creek runs through the 
 .S. W. p.-irt of the farm, about 2 feet wide ; in the rear is about 20 acres 
 of hardwood bush, mixed with cedar, where there is also spring water ; 
 possession at any time. Price 82,850, payable ^1,250 down, balance on 
 easy terms. 
 
 Village of Alma. 
 
 436— S. E. J of Village Lot 136, being part of lot 22, con. 14, in the town- 
 ship of Peel, with substantial and co.iini )diou3 Brick Store and D.velling. 
 Price 82,100 ; one-third down, and balance in 4 or 5 years, with interest 
 at 8 per cent. 
 
 ViUa«e of Fergrus. 
 
 645— -Thatline property known as Watson's Tannery, substantially built of 
 stone, and put up within the last three years. The main building is 
 86x50 feet, 3 storeys high, and contains at present 16 liijuor vats, 1 
 large tub leach 12 feet diameter by 7 feet deep , 1 tub heater 8 feet by 3 
 feet deep ; 2 tub coolers 11 feet by 3 feet, with conducting pipes to the 
 tan vats, 2 lime vats, 2 beats, 2 Avater soaks ; also 4 vats put up to carry 
 on sheepskin factory, with large kiln for drying wool. There is, besides, 
 a two-storey stone building 40x21 feet, the under part of which has been 
 used as a storehouse, and the upp-cr part is let as a dwelling. Price 
 86,500 ; 83,000 down, balance on time. 
 
 Village of Kenilworth. 
 
 326— Lot 96, E, H, K-;rtland's survey, i and a fifth acre. Price 825 cash, 
 
 COUNTY OF ^IVJENT^ATORTH. 
 
 Township Ancaster. 
 
 gu3 — Valuable jiiece of Timber Land, on the 4th. concession having a front- 
 .-ige of 5 chains 2)^ links on road allowance between 4th. and 5tli. con- 
 cessions, and extending b.ack in a northerly diructiou, 29 chains 831^ links: 
 containing 15 .acres, of which 9 acres are in standing bush, chiefly b'ech 
 and maple, which is very valuabU', as it is only about 8 miles distant from 
 the Oily of Hamilton : soil lirst class sandy lo.-im. Price $looo cash, or 
 if purchaser pays $100 down and gives additional satisfactory security: 
 the balance may be payable in 9 or 10 yearly instalments with interest at 8 
 per cent per annum. The above will \>t exchanged for city property, 
 
 ygo —Choice Farm of 130 acres, beautifully situated, all cleared, and nearly 
 free from stumps, except about 18 acres of standing beech, niap'e and pine 
 buph ; about 80 acres are sandy loam, and about 50 acres clay loam. The 
 land is all gently rolling, and suitable for either farming or gra?:ing, water- 
 ed by a good never failing and running spring, and by a w,^ll at the house. 
 A good orchard of 4 acres, with about 200 trees, mostly first-class fruit. 
 Dwelling house is bnck and 2 storey, the main part of which is 24x40, 
 with brick dining-room and fiame kitchen and w.iodhouse attached, Thf5 
 dwelling contains 13 rooms. There is also a frame barn 3^x80, with i6 
 feet posts, sheds about 100x24 feet, with st.abling for 4 horses and 8 
 cows, driving house 30x60, with stone cellar under half of it, as wjll as 
 under dining-room of dwelling, ahaep 8h:!d attached to wag jn house, 
 

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Lands for Sale by W. J. Fenton & Co., Hamilton, Ontario. 14 
 
 COUimr OF WENTWORTH -ConUnued. 
 Townahip of AncASter —Continued. 
 
 about 34x26, hog pen, bee house and smoke house. Good level road, 
 I inileR to Ancaster stone rnarl, and K tnilei tu Hamilton ; distance to 
 Hchool and chapels, jj mile. If sold before i« April, 1880, poksession 
 (.an be given on that date, if afterwards, will be given ist April, 1881. 
 Price 99,730 ; half down, and balance in four years, with interest at 7 
 per cent. 
 787 — A very valuable faim of 100 acres, more or less, all cleared and free 
 from stumps, soil sandy loam, about i^ acres swamp, with living springs; 
 land is partly rolling and partly level, all easily drained, orchard of about 
 90 young trees, all bearing, and about 40 trees 10 years old, spring creek 
 on south-east corner of the property, 2 wells, both never-failing, one at 
 the house and the other at bam. The fences are all rail in middling 
 ■itate of repair, dwelling house (stone) 40x40, 2 storey with cottage roof 
 and cellar under the whole buildmg, which contains 14 rooms. Barn 
 (frame) 36x110, with 20 ft. posts, and stables for 8 horses. The western 
 shed is 130x24 feet, with 14 feet posts, and contains a driving house 
 at south end thereof; eastern shed is 120 x 24 feet, and also con- 
 tains a driving house at south end thereof with stone cellar. On north side 
 of barn is a machine house 24x30. There is also a woodhouse.hog pen, stone 
 ash house and smoke house. Distance to school | mile, to Methodist chap- 
 els, 2 mile, to Ancaster Village 2^ miles, and to Hamilton 8^ miles. 
 The buildings on this farm could not be replaced for 96,ooo. The local- 
 ity is very healthy, a fine view can be obtained from this place reaching 
 over the valley below, and also Lake Ontario. This section of the 
 country has been named "Fiddler's Green," owing to the beauty of the 
 surrounding country, and is well known as the garden of Wentworth 
 County. Price S8,ooo ; half down, and balance in four yearly instal- 
 ments, with intcreston unpaid principal at 7 percent. 
 
 Townahip of Barton. 
 
 ;ij<) — Small Improved Farm on shore of Burlington Bay, of about 20 .icres, 
 tree from stumps ; no swamp; soil part sand and part clay loam, and 
 gently rolling to water's edge on both sides, with about 230 fruit trees, 
 consisting of apples, pears, plums and peaches; a never-failing spring. 
 The dwelling is a handsome 2 storey frame house, 28x36, containing par- 
 lor, dining-room, z bedrooms down-stairs, and 3 bed-rooms up-stairs ; 
 also kitchen, in which there is soft water and sink. The cellar is under 
 part of the house; there are closets, halls and frame woodhouse 14x24, 
 which is in connection with main house. The barn, (frame), 36x50 ; the 
 fences, which are picket, are in a good state. of repair; good roads to 
 Hamilton, (which will shortly be macadamized), only 2J miles distant ; 
 school and church within \ mile. Good fishing and shooting, as the 
 plate is surrounded by water on three sides. Price, 83,200, payable 
 91,300 down, and balance on time as may be agreed, 
 5(15 -Part of Lot i. Con. i, containing 16 acres, now occupied and used as 
 an orchard and vineyard, having about 5,000 gr.ipe vines in full bearing 
 and good condition ; about roo apple trees, besides plum, pear and cherry 
 trees, all bearing and in good condition. The land is first-class, and 
 under drained with tile and stone drains, and upon it there is a good frams 
 ilwelling, fronting on Barton Street, with 8 rooms and hall, and a cellar 
 under the whole house, also a good stable and woodshed. Price ?3,ooo, 
 payable 82,000 down, and balance with interest at 7 per cent, in 8 years. 
 i)i8 — Gothic Brick Residence (two-storey) fronting on Barton street, about 
 a quarter of a mile east of the city limits, with nearly 4^ acres of land 
 attached. Price $3,500. 
 710 — A 50 acre farm, with splendid brick dwelling house thereon. The 
 land is clay loam, 35 acres of which are cleared, the balance timbered. 
 \ fine spring creek waters the property. The outbuildings consist of a 
 frame barn 30x60, with stone foundations ; a frame driving house 24x36; 
 also ice house and wood sheds, besides other buildings ; good orchard of 
 125 trees, vinery of 20 choice vines, besides a large quantity of small 
 fruits. The dwelling house, which could be sold separately, with 8 acres 
 of land and outbuildings, for 86,500, contains 13 rooms, and is hand- 
 somely finished throughout. Price for whole, 810,000 ; one-fourth down, 
 and balance in 7 or 8 yearly instalments, with interest at 7 per cent. 
 713— Part of Lot 10, Con. 3, lying between the properties of Thos. Nottle 
 and E. Kraft, having a frontage of 50 feet on Ida street, by .1 depth of 
 150 feet in rear, with fine Two-storey Brick Dwelling thereon, contain- 
 ing 9 rooms. Price 83,000, payable 81,200 down, and balance on time 
 as maybe agreed. 
 828— Market Garden of 21 acres more or less; all improved and free from 
 stumps; no swamp ; no timber ; land level, but sufficient fall for drain- 
 age J a few apple trees, besides pear, plum and cherry trees, and small 
 fruit, all bearing ; the farm is watered by 3 never-failing wells and cis- 
 tern ; the dwelling is a brick cottage. 32x40. containing parlor, dining 
 room, kitchen, 3 bed-rooms and pantrj down-stairs, and a large room up- 
 stairs i cellar under whole house, and all in thorough repair ; fences all 
 in order ; stone road within half mile east of the property ; school within 
 quarter mile ; church half .nile ; best market at Hamilton, 5 miles dis- 
 tant ; nearest station at Rymal, on H. N. W. Ry ; frame barn 28x52, 
 and driving house 26x34, containing 6 stalls ; wood house and piggery. 
 Price 82,400 J 8 r, 000 down, balance to suit purchaser, with interest at 
 7 per cent. 
 
 Townahip of Binbrook. 
 
 673— -Valuable Farm containing 75 acres, all cleared ; clay loam. 20 acres ; 
 black soil, about 55 acres. Frame house, two stories 18x24, with wing 
 12x16, containing 6 rooms. Frame barn, 34x54. House and barn only 
 built two years ago. A good well. Price, 83,00" one third down, bal- 
 ance within five years, with interest at 8 pe- 
 
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 Townahip of Binbrook - Continued. 
 
 6^^—75 acres adjoining the above, of which about 60 acres are cleared, 
 the timber on balance being suitable only for fire wood. Clay loam, 20 
 acres ; black soil, 55 acres ; orchard i^ acres ; old house, two stories ; 
 barn and shed about 34x54 ; first class well ; water direct from rock ; 
 fences in middling order. Price, 82,700, one third down, balance within 
 five years, with interest at 8 per A. 
 ^yi — A very fine farm of 92 acres, only 2 and a half miles from Hall's Cor- 
 ners : 8 miles from Rentonville station on H. & N. W. Ry„ and 18 miles 
 from Hamilton; 70 acres cleared of which 50 acres have been under cultiva- 
 tion, and the remaining 20 acres used as pasture land ; the other 22 
 acres are good standing bush chiefly hardwood ; soil, clay loam, suit- 
 able for either farming or grazing ; orchard of about 120 apple, pear, 
 cherry and plum trees, 2 good wells, with pump in one. Good frame 
 dwelling, on stone foundation, with 14 rooms, built only two years ago, 
 at a cost of 81,500 ; good frame barn 33x60. with stalls for 3 horses and 
 cow stable 16x33. Possession can be given ist March, 1880. Price, 
 83,(00, payable 82,000 down, balance within 6 years, with interest at 
 6 per cent. 
 794 — Fine farm of 1 50 acres. There is on this farm a large frame dwelling, a 
 barn 33 x 115, shed 32 X 75, an old stable 24 x 30, pig pen 18 .x 24; lour 
 wells, a sp'endid orchard anil gOO<l fences; 140 acres are cleared and free " 
 from stumps, and in a good .slate of cultivation, 10 acres in bush. The .soil 
 is cay loam in front, and in rear is a b'aek loam. There is not a foot of 
 waste land On the farm, and it is easily drained, and situated ]i mile from 
 post office, %. mile from churches, stores, blacksmith shop, and I mile from 
 school. Possession could be given in fall or spiing. Price $8,000, half 
 down, ba'ance as may !« agreed to suit purchaser, 
 ygy — Splendid farm of 100 acres, of which 80 acres are improved and free 
 (rom stumps, 20 acros of bush and pasture land, no swamp soil, c'ay loam, 
 and easily worked, land gently rolling, sufficient for drainage. The fruit 
 trees consist of apples, cherries, p'ums, jiears, l)esides currant bushes, and 
 all in good bearing order, watered by a never failing well at the house, and 
 another we 1 at the barn. The dwelling is frame, 18 x 26, containing din- 
 ing room and 2 bed rooms, kitchen part is 26 1 30. contains 3 bed rooms, 
 and iidjoiningis a p.intiy and stoop, all nearly new. The firm in well fenced 
 with rails, except front which is picket. Good clay roads leading from the 
 place, the distance to school is I mi'e, 2 churches adjoining farm, 13 miles 
 from Hamilton market, 4 mit;s from lienionville .Station on H. N. W. By., 
 also a market at Caledonia. Price ?4,ooo, payable *i.75o down and bal- 
 ance m from 5 to 10 yearly instalments with interest at 7 per cent. 
 Townahip of E«at Flanboro. 
 
 435- -A iSp'cndid Farm within about 5 miles of the City of Hamilton, front- 
 ing on bundas Street, and only about three quarters of a mile from NVat- 
 eniown, containiug' 82 acres; of which about 70 acres are cleared and in a 
 high state q/ cultivation, the balance txiing covered with timber ; the soil 
 is clay and sandy loam. Upon the farm there is a plentiful supply of water 
 a good frame dwelling house, with bams, stables, urivini; house and otiicr 
 outbuildigs; and also a good orchard of choice fruit. From this property 
 there is a fine view of the City of Hr.inilton, and Lake Ontario. Price 
 $6'6oo, payable $2,000 down, ar.a balance within six years with interest at 
 7 per cent. 
 525 —Part of lot 7. con. !. adjoining the Waterdown Station of the G, W K. 
 and Oaklands plea=-,ure grounds; withiu 4 miles of the City of Hamilton, 
 comprising about 46 acres of excellent land, ten of which are p anted with 
 the choicest fruit trees; together with extensive Stone DwelUng, frame cot- 
 tage, bams, stables, coach house, and other outbuildings, erected by Vice 
 Chance lor Proudfoot,-the whole, fornung one of the finest residences in 
 the country for a retired business man. On this fine pro|x.'rty there arc alio 
 a fine running creek and alK)ut 5 acres of bu.sh. Price ^8,000, payable 
 $3,000 down balance on time with interest at 7 per cent, 
 648-- 145 acres, one of the liest (arms tn the Eng ish settlement, with good 
 brrns, etc. Kasy terms of payment, and immediate possession will Iw 
 g'ven. Price 86,500, half down and balance on time as may be agreed. 
 679— Part of lot 1 1, cou. 2, fronting on stone road lietween Waterdown and 
 Hamilton, containing 18 acres suitable for market garden. Only 4 miles 
 flora Hamilton, and 2 from Waterdown. Price Ji,8oo, payable j6oo 
 down balance within seven years with interest at 8 per cent halfyearlv. 
 691 -A farm of 50 acres on 9th con. of which 35 acres are cleared and ne^.rly 
 all free from slumps. Soil, sandy loam and gravelly loam; land, %<^vA\-j 
 rolling, young orchard of I !< acres containing alxjut 90 apple trees, and 
 too jlum trees, besides cherry, pear, etc. Concrete dwelliig house with 
 6 roon:s and two halls, frame barn 50 X 20; stable for 3 horses and 2 cows; 
 only I mile off (iravel Koad Iciding ]o Hamilton, which ii only 14 miles 
 distant. I'lice $1,500, payable $800 down balance in ten years wtth inter- 
 est at 6 per ceni. 
 722— A very desir.tble Jhrm of 100 acres, of which 85 acres are cleared and 
 almost free from stumps and stsr.cs . 9 acres of goo»l bush with never 
 failing spring creek on one corner of the lot. Soil partly clay and partly 
 sandy loam; land gently rolling; a small old orchard and large new one, 
 containing apple, pear and plum trees. The buildings consist of a good 
 Ixig Dwelling House 20 x 26; two frame barns, e.ich 30 x 50, in one of 
 which are i.tab'es for 6 head of cattle and 4 horses; rail fences in gocxl re- 
 pair. This fine proi:>etty is only about \\ miles from Freelton; 12 miles 
 from Oiiclnh, and 13 miles from Hamilton; and only I ^'.<' miles from station 
 on Credit Valley Ry. School within 50 yards. Price 83,800. payab e 
 $2,000 down and balance as may be arranged. 
 
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 COUNTY or WENTWORTH ConUnued. 
 Township of Glanford . 
 
 770- K.iiin (if 165 ai-ics, 01 which ijOiicics arc clt.mil .\iiil neaily frci- from 
 stump-i, and 15 acres not c'earcil, 7 acres lieiiiy a (iiiie tjrovc, 11ml the 
 halaiicc hanlwooii bush. Soil is a chiy oam; land yfiillj rolling;. Tlu.ic 
 are ^ orchpidsoii dirtVrenl pans of the farm, inchidiuj; alioiil loo youiij; 
 lices ;.<-; out 1 years ago. llicv^' ''"' ; wells and 3 soft waler ciMerns. The 
 farm i-, draineil liy a ravine riinnini; lliroiigh il on whii h there is no waste 
 land. There is a new frame d«e ling (o X i4 with fj lonms, and a j.'o.,J log 
 hous^' adjoining it. which is used fur Miuimcrkitihen and More looni, and to 
 ahidi a wooiUhcd is attached. The ham is about >/o \ 80, the shed 20 \ ()o, 
 ■>lal)Ie al)Out 30 x 5(1, with Mnll- for S h.irscs, and capacity for storing snf 
 licient hay for 6 months: bui dings and fence all in lirsl class 'nder. "'rhere 
 IS a go'd ■.lone ce lar under the whide dwelling hou.>e. Price ♦7,1)011, pay- 
 able *2, 500 down and ba'ance on time as may lie agiecd. 
 
 Townahip of Saltfle«t. 
 
 'Kio liinlding site on the Heach near the new filtering basin, lieing part of 
 brokjn t'ront of lot 29, and containing \}^ acres, .I'rice ¥200, cash. 
 
 -I*) - riiie farm of 100 acies, over 80 acies in high stale of cultivation, i'> 
 acres more 01 new land reaily for the plough. There arc about Sacres of 
 »olii| hardivood lni--h, the remainder of land is partly cleared, soil most'y 
 Idack loam with rich ilay .lub soil; atiout 25 acresin gocnl meadow land, 
 fences all good; never fai ing well of water. Distance from Hamilton 13 
 luiU'i, from Winona stati'in on 1!. \V. H'y. 4 miles, anil from Niagra Kails 
 40 miles. I here i'- on the prcniiMOs a good frame dwelling 24 X (O, con- 
 laining ti rooms, Ik si. Us Uitchen 20 .\ ,24 with goo<l eel ar, wood house 
 20 X ;fi, frame b.nn 34 x 24, driving holl^e 311 X 46 with stabling for fj 
 liorse.', new shed 3.1 x 51) uith stable for 8 cowi, orchard of 50 trees of 
 • hoice fruit ill fidl bearing, (.hiircles, school aiul |K)st cilVice from I to 3 
 miles from farm, aKu good lOads. There are 22 acic> of fall wheat now 
 growing. Price .fO.ooo, one thud down and ba anee in eigiit )earlv in 
 stalinents with inteiest yearly at li jwi cent. 
 
 Towuship of Woat riamboro . 
 
 ;.S( — \u impioved farm of 100 acre> on the lirock ro.id, l\ mi es horn Dun 
 ■ las and 7^ mi e» from Maniilton markets, with ■•pleiidid stone lOird to 
 Hamilton. Alnnit <)0 acres improved and free from stumps, and 10 acres 
 bush . (beech, maple and oak . i soil is a rich b iick loam and easily worked 
 and gently ro'ling, about loacre.-. of fruit trees mo.sily applci and Kng'isli 
 black heart cherries, l.asi year there was ^200 woitli of fruit so'd, !,2oo 
 l)ush. grain 5311 bu^h. potatoes aiul other roots, Usides !:,rfje hay ciop. 
 riieie is a never fai ing ipring at lane, and anotliera. ':■ barn, a large 
 -.tone drain runs through the ceiiiie of faim. A gooti frame barn 70 X 40, 
 .! sheds in connection, a root house 25 X 311. bui t with stone nnderncalh. 
 and implement house above, carriage house is 30 x 30 with chicken house 
 and piggery altacheil. There is a large frame dwelling in middling repair, 
 7 large rooms: also ano'her smaller dwel ing 25 x jo. School and .Meibo- 
 disl i'huich on the farm. This is a splendid chance for an enlerpiising man 
 who wishes to attend tl e market. I'rice $7,000, jiayable $3,500 down .md 
 balance 10 sun purchaser with interest at 8 )km- cent. 
 
 ViUafre of Freelton . 
 
 'Sd 'I'liat very eligib e property, consisting of .Store, [framej, loughc.isi 
 dwelling, det.uhcd, with S rooms. tioo<l frame stable and other out bud 1- 
 ings. .Sitnaled on I'le corner of the Druck Road and Hamilton J'ovvn Line 
 Koad. The lieit stand in the village fur general business, or for a bakery, 
 uhich is much needed. .Store is at pesent occupied by ,Mr. H. S. .MacU- 
 Hiti sh, grocer. I'hr pro^ierty iiic udes about '4 acre 0( land, with oriia 
 mental and fiu I tiees. I'rice .$1,500. payable half diiwn and balance i>s 
 ui.Ty be agiecd. 
 
 Villag^e of Millgfi-OTe. 
 
 (177- Tlie piO|ierly known as the "IIL.M'K I'.WLK.N " on the town line 
 between Kast and West Fianiboio. Well established, for \t> years, and 
 being the only licensed tavcin Ix'f.veen i'recllon and Hamilton: good barns, 
 etc . t In the lot is a blaeksmitli's shop and waggon maker'- premises. The 
 property is insured for $1,500. I'rice $2,000, ))ayable one third liown 
 and ba ame in 3 or 5 years with interest at 8 percent. 
 
 731) - I'art of lot 18. con. 5. West K amiioro, with frame house, conlaumg 6 
 rooms, besides cellar under the who e housi', and siuiated on the Main S; 
 of the Village, "ell adapied for :iny business, .XNo pari of lot In. eon. 5. 
 15 acie Willi good frame house, containing 6 rooms, and frame stable. 
 I'rice of both iiropevtics. oily #400, one third down and bnlance in two 
 yearly instalments vviili inlercsl at 8 per cent. 
 
 Town nf Dundaa. 
 
 tl'> — I'rom 2oto 25 acres of land, beautifully situated on llie mnth sije ol 
 York road lieyond Dundas cemetery, liemg lots 15, 16 and 17, in survey 
 made lor T H. \. IVgue, Ksip, ofa part of lot 18, con. I, West Ihini- 
 lioro, together with al that part of said lot 18, lying lietween the properly 
 ■ d the (i. \V . 11. to. and the lop of the mountain. I'rice $1,200 cash. 
 
 .Mioiit 8 acres of land opjiosite the above, well watered, wiih house barn 
 nnd orchard, Ixaiilifnl'y situated on south side of York road, within 3 min 
 iiles walk of llie town; at present occupied by Mr, i(, W. Dingle. App'y 
 .it Mrs. Hrown'- dry goods siore in Dundas, 
 
 COUNTY OF WENTWORTH Continued. 
 Town of Dundaa Continued, 
 
 A'so — The store, dwelling, and premises at preseal occupied by .^Irs. K, 
 Hrown. Kor terms apply to Mrs. Hrown. 
 
 lS6--l.otS, bliick 79, [otherwise known as lot Thoipc's surve), N. o( 
 North street, with fiontage of i)l links by 151^ link.s]. I'rice $.'lo cash. 
 
 845- l.ol 16 in s'lb div. of park lot 4 con. I West lilamlioro, having a froi l- 
 ,ige of 60 feet on (ayley .Street, by a depth in rear of 150 feel; with ij 
 slort-y Kramc House thereon ' ontainingoii lirsl lloor, parlor, dining-room, 
 liedroom and kitchen, and on serond iloor 1 U-d rooms, also siiniiuer 
 kitchen and v\oodslied in rear of house; in the garden are about 30 fi t 
 trees of various kinds. I'rice ?40o, payable a,l cash over amount ofa 
 mortgage for $300 now on the pri)|x;rty. 
 
 
 
 
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 Townahip of Scarboro. 
 
 512 45 acres, all cleared, fences in middling order, small orchard, c'a) •>'-\- 
 lOin, loam on top, very fertile; with old frame house, 3(1 x 26, new kiicltn 
 20 X 15, oUI barn 50 .\ 30, 7 miles fiom the City of Toroiuo. Price $4, 'ix) 
 cash. 
 
 City of Toronto. 
 
 523— A tine building site alioiil 150 feet si|'.iare, on Kingston roid, north s .'e, 
 a short distance east of Don .Mount. I'rice $2,400, one tlii'd down, "1- 
 ince 01: time. 
 
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 COXJNXY OF CS-REY. 
 
 Township of ArteMMsia. 
 
 yi5 — SplendiJ faiin of 120 acres, of which 1 15 acres .ire in-.piovcil; J acics 
 stumpy; 4 acres hardwood, soil rich clay loam; slightly s.indy: land ijemly 
 rolling, 50 fruit trees mostly liearing: well watered riy spring creek; not 
 much drainage needed, frame house 18x34 with c, rooms, kitchen and cellar, 
 frame tarn 40 x 60, log t>arn 30 x 48; iialile jo x 30, and sheep pen; well 
 fenced into lo acre fields, rockI roads, 2 n;iies to school, ^4 mile to church; 
 Klesherton market and station (m T. (i. o," H. Ky. 2^ miles; convenient 
 to mills. I'osscssio^ ;st. Marc); 1X81; stock and inijilenicntscan lie pur- 
 cinseii at a reasonable figure. Trice $5, 150 cash. 
 
 y 19 -Fine farm of 90 acres, of which 80 acres are improved; 50 acres are free, 
 and 30 nearly free from stumps: 10 acres hardwood, soil rich clay loam; 
 not stony : land gent y rolling ; 75 fruit trees licaring . well watered ; no 
 drainage needed : gocKl log house 40 X 18, with 4 rooms and cellar; uld 
 log barn 50 x 22 ; uab'e 14 x 12 : fences middling, but plenty of limlier 
 foi fences } roads good ; I J to miles school, and church close at hand; 
 Markdale and Klesherton markets and K. R. station near. Possession 1st. 
 Nov. 1880. Price $2,300, payable $500 down balance in 17 years with 
 interest at 8 jier cent. 
 
 921 -Farm of 159 acres, of which 99 are improved, 14 acres containing a few 
 stumps, 60 acres hard wood and cedar tinil)cr, soil mostly clay loam, 13 acres 
 sandy loam; land rolling: 80 fruit trees, 60 bearing; well watered by a 
 never failing spring '• no drainage recjuired, frame house with 7 rooms, back 
 kitchen and stone milk house: frame barn 45 X 50, anil stable; log barn 
 26 X 60, with stable, fences all in gocxl repair; roadu good, church close at 
 hand; school ij miles; Markda'e and Klesherton markets and Ky. Sttition, 
 3 rniles distant Possession at any time, .'stock and inp'ements to be sold 
 at a reasonable figure. Price $4,400, payable $2,000 down, and the bal- 
 ance in ten years wiib interest at 8 per cent- 
 
 921 J -Fine farm o( 100 acres, of which 75 acres are improved, and 2 acres 
 stumpy; 21 acres hardwoo<l timber; soil clay loam; land gent y rolling, 12 
 fruit trees Iwaring. well watereil by 2 wells and cistern; no drainage need- 
 ed, dwelling house part log and part frame, with kitchen attached 14 x 24: 
 cediir log Warn, in part frame 26 x 55; frame stable, fences in good repair: 
 X mile to school, Markdale and F.eshcrton markets and R. K. Station, 
 6 miles distant . Possession 1st. Nov. l88o. Price 83,000, payablefl,7oo 
 down anil ba ance at any time within five years with interest at 8 per cent. 
 
 928— Farm of 50 acres, 24 of which are cleared, and 15 free fiom stumps: 20 
 acres goo<l hardwocxt bush, 6 acres swamp, well fenced with cedar rails '■ 
 well watered, situated on leading gravel ro.id • 2j miles from the village of 
 Klesherton: i mi e.from school: the T. G. &• B. Ry. runs within l\ mile of 
 the farm. Possession in Dec. 1880 as it is leased till then. Price 8750, 
 $400 cash ba ance in 4 years with interest as may be agreed. 
 
 Tovenahip of Euphra,ai»> 
 
 910 — Farm lot of 50 acres, of which 40 acres are improved; very few stumps: 
 10 acres not improved: 8 hardwood, soil clay loam, land rolling: 50 fruit 
 trees, all Ijearing: well watered by streams affording natural drain.ige: frame 
 house 20 .X 24 with 4 rooms and back kitchen: log barn 20 x 30 in good 
 repair: we.l fenced: gootl roads: I mile to school and church, Meaford mar- 
 ket and station on Northern Ky, 1 1 miles distant. Price ;}l,450, I750 
 liown, balance in 8 years with interest at 8 per cent. 
 
 911— Farm of 100 acres, 80 acres improved; 50 acres free from stumps: 20 
 not improved timber hardwocxl: soil clay loam: land rolling: 80 fruit trees 
 all hearing: watered by 2 never failing spring creeks: drainage not required, 
 gocKl log house 25 X 30; barn 28 x 60: 2 stables 22 x 30: fairly fenced, all 
 in fair repair: gootl roads, school and church % mile, Meaford and Thorn- 
 bury market and K'y. Station 10 miles distant. Possession 15th. April 
 1881. Price ^,000, payable 82,250 down, and balance on time. 
 
 913 - A first class farm of 50 acres, of which 45 acres are improved and clear 
 of stumps and stones; 5 acres of hardwootl and cedar timber: soil rich clay 
 loam: land gently rolling, 50 fruit trees all bearing, watered by never fail- 
 ing spring, and good well with pump: no drainage required: gooil log 
 house 18 X 24 with 4 rooms kitchen and cellar: frame barn 30 x 59: shed 
 50 X 14; 2 stables and log barn: well fenced and in good rep.iir; good 
 roads; I mile to school and church; Thornbury market and Station on 
 Northern Ky 7 miles distant. Possession in March 1881. Price $2,300, 
 payable $icx)0 down and !-,alance in 8 years with interest as may be agreed. 
 
 915 — Farm of 100 acres, 30 acres improved; not stumped; 60 acres hard- 
 wood, 8 acres cedar swamp: soil clay loam, somewhat stony in front, but 
 no heavy stones; land rolling : 20 fruit trees, well watered by springs: no; 
 much drainage required, log house 18 x 20 in middling repair: outside 
 fence gooil ; roads middling ; to school 2.^ miles, church close at Kund; 
 Thornbury market and R'y. Station 10 miles distant. Possession at any 
 time before Nov. 1st. 1880. 
 
 gi8 — Farm of 100 acres, of which 75 acres are improved, and 65 acre* 
 free from stumps ; limber hardwood ; soil clay loam ; land rolling ; 100 
 fruit trees; well watered and well drained ; log house, frame barn and 
 fences, in fair repair ; roads good ; i and a kalf miles to school ; church 
 on lot ! Thornbury market and Ry. station, 5 miles distant ; poP-;ession 
 for work, i»t Oct., 1880; full possession ist March, 1881 ; •>:« •3>ooo 
 cash, or 81,500 down, and balance in 10 years, with in. ..1 tat 9 per 
 cent. 
 
 COUNTY OF 6R£T Continued. 
 Townahip of Euphraai*-- Continued. 
 
 922— Farm lot of 50 aires, of which 45 acres are improved ; no stumps ; 
 a very few loose stones ; 5 acres hardwood ; soil cl.ty loam, very rich : 
 land gently rolling ; 50 apple, pear, plum and cherry trees, all bearing ; 
 good well at house ; natural drainage ; new frame barn 32x52 ; stable 
 16x24 ; pig pen 12x20; all in good repair; well fenced ; roads good ; 
 only 30 rods to school and church ; saw and grist mill quite convenient ; 
 Meaford market and Ry. station 9 miles distant. 
 
 920 — Farm of 100 acres, of which 70 aires are improved, and 50 acres free 
 from stumps : 12 acres hardwood timber; 12 acres dry cedar swamp, 
 with plenty of rail and other timber ; soil rich clay loam ; land gently 
 rolling; liu fruit trees, some bearing; watered by a never failing spring 
 and \^ell ; natural drainage, except one field ; a very few loose stones ; 
 frame concrete house, 18x24, with three rooms, back kitchen and wood 
 house, with stone cellar ; frame barn 52x36; sheep house, 18x26, all in 
 good repair ; fences in good order ; roads good ; \ mile to school and 
 church ; Markdale and Meaford markets, and R. R. stations, 8 and 12 
 miles distant respectively ; stock and implements worth about 81.000, 
 can be purchased at a reasonable price. Price 83,575, payable 81,000 
 down, balance in 5 years with interest at 8 per cent. 
 
 923 — Farm of 200 acres, of which 90 acres are improved, and 80 acres free 
 ifrom stumps ; 70 acres hardwood bush ; 30 acres cedar and beaver mea- 
 dow ; 30 acres dry swamp ; soil rich clay loam ; land gently rolling ; 
 25 various fruit trees bearing, 75 trees will soon bear ; watered by two 
 never-failing streams ; almost every field can be watered ; no 
 draining needed for high land ; 2 concrete frame houses 18x24, *"<1 
 20x26, with kitchen containing 4 and 7 rooms, with cellars respectively; 
 frame barn 36x56, with stables for 4 horses ; well fenced with stone and 
 cedar ; 60 acres under cultivation, the other 30 acres improved, some- 
 what stony, but no stones too heavy for removal ; roads good ; half mile 
 to school and church ; Meaford market and Ry. station, to miles dis- 
 tant; mills, workshops, store and post office, convenient. Price 84,000; 
 payable 82,000 cash, balance to suit purchaser. 
 
 Townahip of St. Vineent. 
 
 914 — Farm of 100 acres, of which 92 acres are improved, and free from 
 stumps on 8 acres ; 8 acres hardwood timber ; soil heavy clay loam ; land 
 gently rolling; only a small quanti^ of loose stones ; orchard of 150 
 apple, pear and plum trees ; watered by two wells; little drainage re- 
 quired ; log house of cedar timber, lathed, plastered, and weather board- 
 ed ; 4 rooms and kitchen, 24x28 ; cedar log barn 30)140 ; stable 15x30 ; 
 granary 16x20 ; well fenced ; good roads ; J miles to school and church; 
 Annan market, 8 miles; 12 miles to Meaford station, on Northern Ry ; 
 convenient to grist and saw mill ; a beautiful view overlooking the Geor- 
 gian Bay ; full possession ist March, 1881. Price 83,550 ; payable 
 81,550 down, and balance in 9 yc.-irs at 8 per cent, interest, 
 
 Tvwnahip of Sjrdenham. 
 
 ggt2 — Farm of 100 acres, 80 acres of which are improved, and free from 
 stumps and stones ; 20 acres hardwood and black ash timber ; soil, day 
 loam ; land gently rolling ; orchard of 200 apple, pear and plum trees, all 
 bearing ; well watered by spring creeks close to house ; no draining need- 
 ed ; new frame house, 22x30, six rooms ; good granary and shed ; fences 
 In good repair; roads good ; i^ miles to school, and 2 miles to church , 
 Meaford market and Ry. station g miles distant ; 6 miles to Leith and 
 II mile| to county town. A first-class grain farm. Possession Oct. 1880. 
 Price 83.900 cash, or |2,ooo down and 82,000 in 7 years, with interest at 
 8 per (X. 
 
 COUNTY OP* 
 
 Townahip of North Cajfuya . 
 
 gif — Fafl)) of 135 acres, fronting on the Grand River, of which about 60 
 •QgU^W* cleared and nearly free from stumps and stones ; on the .real of 
 the land is a good hardwood bush, containing beech, maple, hickory,. 
 whi*e ash, and some pine ; soil, clay loam ; land rolling ; good orchard of 
 about 50 apple trees, besides pear, plum, cherry, and peach tresis ; U'^d 
 drains naturally; frame house 18x26, vvith six rooms ; frame bam 30x30. 
 with largu shed for cattle ; stable in l/arn for 4 horses; fences rail ; good 
 clay roa^., distance to ,.00) i mile;t'' Union Church \ mile) to Cayuga 
 the coui V town, and i station on Air Line Ky. 6 miles ; to Dunnvtlle g 
 "li'.ts ; ''*' '" '-^"n*"*. ; J, a station on O. T. Ry. 5 miles. There are goo4 
 I., yn'* ai CavT-Rv .,nd Duiinville. Price 83.000, payable 811650 down, 
 and the baMi.ce ..llhin abou; .\ years with inierest at 8 per ct. 
 
 W. J. FENTON ic CO., 
 
 LAND AGENTS. 
 
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