The Quebec gazette published by authority = Gazette de Québec publiée par autorité, 11 novembre 1824, jeudi 11 novembre 1824

[" Tne apt ; k amt ABW ea a A TL nt are aprés PE EE die | i Tue QUEBEC #5 22 22 GAZETTE HE QQ Mile gh Ne 4 ls\u201d 8 | (AN GAZETTE.6/2 ve J) Are 1 J 5) À ) ere, PACA GUN A LYN WA) Em 3 i u a 1) \\d 4 VoL.2.= PPR EEE JPublished bp Authoritp.Publice par Autotite.THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, i824.[ New Series.| a 203 Quebec, tn wits, Y virtue of a WRIT of VENDI- No, 1360.ç TIONL EXPONAS, issued oul of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Quebec, at the instance of Marguerite Pouliote, the widow of the late Honoré Salgé, iv her capacity of donataire and universal legatee of tie late James Sheppard, Esquire, ia his life time Sheriff of the district of Quebec, against the lands and tenements of FRANCOIS LANGUEDOC of the said city of Quebec, inthe County and District of Quebec aforesaid, now into the hands and in the possession of Michel Landry, Bailiff, of the sume place, Curator appointed to the délaissement filed in this cause, to me directed 3 1 have seized nnd taken in execution, as be- louging to the said Frangois Languedoc, \u201c* A fot ol ground or emplacement, situate in that part of the Lower Town of Quebec, commonly called le Palais, containing forty feet in front by such depth that may be found from Si.Charles street, where it is bound so the south éast, so far ns St Phul street or the beach of the river St.Charles, joining on the south west side partly Benjamin Tre- mains, the representative of Louis Corbin and partly His Majesty\u2019s grounds, and on the other side towards the worth east, another ground of Philippe Aubert de Gaspé, together with a house, shed, and other buildings erecred on the said lot of ground.\u201d\u2014Now Ldo hereby give public notice, that the said 101 of gronnd or emplacement, will be sold and adjudged distraction being made of that par thereof claimed by Thomas Hunt in his opposiviva afin de distraire, duted 25th May, 1824) to the highest and Last bidder, at my office jo the Courthouse of the city of Quebec, on MONDAY the FIFTEENTH day of NO- VZEMBER next, at ELEVEN o'clock in the forenvon, at which time and place\u2018tlx conditions of sale will Le wade knowu.; T.A.YOUNG, Sheriff.\u2018Notice is hereby given that from and after the twenty-four hours which wiil immediately foliow the day of the fixed day fos the return of the said Wirit, no opposition af de conserver shall be recciv.ed, and moreover that the said Wits 10 De returned on the first day of l'ebruarv next.T.À.Y.Sherif\u2019s Office, Quebec, 28th October, 1824.Quebec, to wit : Y virtuepfe- RIT of VENDI- No, 4!4.TIONI EXPONAS, issued out of His Mujesty\u2019s Courc of King's Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Quebec, in a certain cause in which Aune Elizabeth Normanville de St, Gabriel, supérieure of the Convent aud Communauté of the Hôtel Dieu de Québec, Marie Fournier, de St.Joseph assistante, Marie Josephte Marceau de St.Antoine, Mistress of the Novices, Geneviève Bertrand de la Croix, hospitalière, Marie Angélique Viger de St.Martin, Dépositaire, Marie Madeleine Vocelle de St.Pierre, Dé- positat e for the poor, and Bibiane Bélanger de St.Re- gis, and Marie Josephte Boudrault de St.Louis Discreet, composing the soundest portion of the said communauté were Plaintiffs, James Reeves of the city of Quebec, in the county and district of Quebec, Watchmaker, was defendant, and the said James Reeves, Plaintiff, en garantie and John Philipps of the said city of Quebec, Master-mason was the Defendant en garantie, and the said John Philipps Plaintiff en garantie, and Joseph Mi.ville, heretofore of the city of Quebec, Innkeeper, and now of La Petite Nation, in the county of York, in the district of Montreal was defendant en garantie, and the said Joseph Miville Plaintiff en garantie, and Felix Té- tu, of the said city of Quebec, inthe county and district of Quebec, Esquire, Notary, was defendant en garantie, and the said Joseph Miville has recovered of Felix Têtu against the lands and tenements of the said FELIX TETU, to me directed ; I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said Felix Tétu, a lot of grouad or emplacement situate and being in the Upper Town of Quebec, cu ruz des pauvres, consisting in eighty feet in frout more or less by one hundred feet in depth, more or less, bounded in front by the said rue des pauvres, in the rear by the lot hereafter desiznared, joining on the north west side to François Blanchette, and on tire other side to the south east to Louis !uot and Michel Tessier with a two sturies stone house thereon erected, circumstances and dependancies.2°.The lease empheteotique which determines on the Ist May, 1855, of a lot of ground, having his front at the end of ce CN aca RS EE RN NE CAEN the depth of the lot hereabove designated on the north east side of the rue des pauvres, and extending its depth to Collins-street leading to the Hétel D eu, where the said lot ends and is bounded on the north west side by François Blanchette, and on the south: east partly b Jean Belanger, and partly by James Mitchell and Mi- | chiael Tessier.together with the buildings thereon erect.2d circumstances and depeudancies.3.A loc of ground - or emplacement situate and being in the Suburb St.Roch, St.Vallier street, consisting in seventy feet in front more or less, by the depth that may be found from the level of the said St.Vallier to the foot of the Coteau - St.Geneviève, bounded,in front by the said st.Val.ier- street, in the rear at the foot of the said Coteau St.Ge- | nevieve, on the north east side by Joachim Côté, and on the other side to the south west by Jean Baptiste.Thomas dit Bigaoutte, circumstances and dependancies.4.À large lot of ground containing eight lots or emplacements situate and being in St.John Suburbs on the south side of St.John\u2019s street being one hundred and seventy feet in'front by one hundred and twenty feet in depth, bounded in front by the King\u2019s highway or St.John\u2019s street, in the rear by the Government lands, on the towards the so and on the other side towards the south west by the garden of William Ginger, the representative of Martin Childs, the said emplacement being those, Nos.21, 22, 25, and 24, and their prolongations, circumstances and dependances.Now Ido hereby give north east side by a street leading from St John's street 3 .public notice, that the above premises, circumstances and dependances will be sold and adjudged to the highest and last bidder, in my office, at the Court House of the city of Quebec, on MONDAY the FIFTEENTH day of NOVEMBER next, at ELEVEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of the sale will be made known.I.À.YOUNG, S}erif.Notice is hereby given that from and after the tiventy- four hours which will immediately follow the day of the JSixed day for the return of the said Writ, no opposition afin de conserver shall be received, and moreover that the said Writ is to be returned on the first day of February next.7.\u201cBheriffip uifice, \u2018Quebec.381i October, 1824.Quebec, to wit No.1290, ¢ LVIONI EX PON34S, issued out of his Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Quebec, in a certain cause wherein Marie Elot dit Julien of the Parish of Beau.port, in the county and district of Quebec, Widow and Douairiere of the late Alexandre Bruneau, formerly of the city of Quebec, mariner, and latterly of the said parish of Beauport, landholder, now deceased, was Plaintiff, and Charles Touchette of the said City of Quebec, master mason, was Defendant, and Olivier Grenier of the said city of Quebec, journallier, and the said Marie Elot dit Julien, his wife, were reprenant l'instance, and Michel Landry, Huissier, Audiencier of*this Court, was curator duly appointed to the delaissement made in this cause by the Defendant, and wherein Joseph.Remi Valliéres de St.Real, Esquire, of the said city of Que bec, 28 Attorney and Advocate for the said Plaintiff, and reprepnans instance hath obtained dis\u2018raction de frais in his favor, to me directed, commanding me to sell at the folle enchére of Gharles Paradis, to wit: A lot of ground or emplacement situate and.being in St.Roch suburbs of Quebec, Grant street, consisting of forty.feet in front by sixty feet in depth, bounded in jront, on the east by Grant street, and in the rear at the end of the said depth,by Thomas Hunt, lying on the one side to the north to one François Perche the younger, on the other side to the south des Fossés street, together with a two story wooden house on a stone foundation, with a bake-house.also another one story wooden house thereon crected and its appurtenances and dependances.Now | do hereby give public notice that the said lot of ground or emplacement, with its appurtenances and de- pendances, will be sold and adjudged to the highest and last bidder, at my Office, in the Court-house of the said city of Quebec,on MONDAY, the TWFENTY-SECON D day of NOVEMBER instant, at LLE VEN o'clockiu the y virtue of a WRIT of VENDI- JEUDI, NOVEMBRE 11, 1824.~ NEE RE \u2018 .ISIE] forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.T- 4.YOUNG, Sheriff.Notice is hereby given that from and after the twenty four hours which will immediately follow the day of the Jixed day for thé return of the said Writ, no opposition atin de couserver shall be received, and moreover that \u201cthe said Writ.is to be returned on the first day, of February next.: 7.Sheriffs Office, \u2018Quebec,3d November, 1824.' Three.Rivess, Y virtue of a WRIT of Ven.to wil: ditioni Exponas, issued out \"of His Majesty's Count of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Three.Rivers aforesaid, at the suit of Andrew Patterson, Robert Patterson and Andrew Weir, all of the city of Quebec, merchants, co-partners, trading at Quebec aforesaid, under the firm of Patiersons and Weir, commanding me to proceed de novo and par folle enchère, to the sale and ad judication of the real property in the said writ described as follows to wit: A piece of land of two arpents in front by about eight arpents imdepth, situate upon the Island St, Ignace, at the lower part of the river Ste.Ann, in the said parish, bounded at one end at the che.nail St.Ignace,& at the other at the chenail Ste.Marguerite, 10ining onthe N.W, side to Pierre Vocel, .and on the south east lo Louis Laaoustte, with a beer Brewery apd a small house thereon erected ; the above subject to the cens et rentes and other - seigneurial rights and reserves according to the title of caacession.Which said piece of land and pre.misses had been by me heretofore seized and taken in execution, at the suit aforesaid, as belonging to JOSEPH RIVARD LANOUETTE, of the parish - of Ste.Ann\u2019s Laperade, yeoman, and afierwards sold and 2diudged, according to law, to François Richer Lafleche, of the said parish; yeom in, who neglected to pay the amount of his said purchase, .comtiary to the conditions of sale\u2019; Tthetefore do \u2018hereby give notice that the said piece of land and premises will de nowo be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, Çat.the folle enchere, or cost and charges of the said François Richer Lafleche.) at the Church door of the parish of Ste, Aen\u2019s Lape.rade'aforesaid, on MONDAY the TWENTIETH day of DECEMBER next, at Blevea o\u2019cloek in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Shenff\u2019s\u2019 Office.8th November, 1834 Three.Rivers, Y viriue ot a WRIT of EX- to wil:.ECUTION, issued out of His Majesiy\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for ihe district of ThreesRivers aforesaid, at the suit of Jean Cressé, of the parish of Nicolet, yeoman, as having married Mary Aone Crevier de St.François, Joseph Abraham dit Dema- recs, of Lhe parish of St.francis, yeoman, as having married Margaret Crevier de St.François, Louis Modeste Crevier de St.François, and François Xav er Crevier de St.François, both of the said parish of £t.Francis, yeoman, and all of the county of Buckinghamshire, heirs each for ope fourth part in the succession of the late Mary Anne Lemaire, their mothzr aad mother io law, against the lands and tenements of Francis Xavier Cievier de Si, François, senior of the said parish of 51, Francis, yeoman, to me duectedy 1 have seized and taken in execution as beloning to the said FRAN.Cls XAVIER CREVIER DE St.FRANCOIS, I.Th exact undiv.ded half, and sh= usufruit et jouissance in the vther half ducing the hfeame of the said defendant Francis Xavier Crevier de St.- \u2014 François, s:nior, ina picce of land situate in the 8 18 TIE QUEBEC GAZETTL.said pansh of St.Francis, at the lower part of the Islund called Dufort, bounded in front by Antoine Mansean, and in depth by the fronteau de la côte, joining on the north east side 10 Michel Dugurz, sad Antoine Bazin, and on the south east side to Autoine Manseau, Joseph Pinard, and to the road leading along the petit chenail, with a house, barn, stables and other buildings thereon erected.8.Tte undivided half and usufruit Ec, as above, in a piece of land situate in the said parish of St.Francis, containing eight peiches in front, bounded in front by the above No, 1, and running in depth to Lake St.Peters, joining on one side Antoine Bazin, and on the other to the representatives of the late Colonel Deschambault, partly improved, and partly insugar trees.3.The uodivided half in a tongue of land, at the same place, of about three perches broad at its front, and nine perches in its rear, by seven arpents in depth, bounded in front by Anioine Mauseau, and in depth by the grand chenail, joining oa one side to Michel Duguez, and on the other to Louis Crevier Deschenaux.4 An undivided share of one hundred and five feet in front, in a piece of land at the same place, containing cone arpent in front, by the depth from the grand cherail, to the chenail tardif, joining on one side to Michel Duguez, and on the other Louis Crevier Desche.neaux.5.The exact undivided half, and the usufruit as above, in a share of 43 feet in front, in a piece of land containing halt an arpent in front, bounded before and behind as No.4, joining Louis Crevier Deschenaux and Bazile Cartier.6.The exact undivided half & the usufruit &c as before, in a picce of land situate in the same parish, in Ile Blazon, bounded in front by Pierre Crevier De St, François, and in rear by Joseph Bibault, joining on the north east side to the marsh of Isle Blazon, and on the south west to the marsh of the litle Bay.7, The undivided balf and usufruit et jouissance in the other half as before expressed, in a land or farm containing three arpents in front, by thirty arpents in depth, bounded in front by the road leading to Yamaska, and in rear by Antoine Allard, joining on the north east to Jean Baptiste Courc haine, and on the south west to Bazile and Regis Pelissier.Now I do hereby give notice, that the above lands, usufruits, shares and premises respectively, will be sold aud adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of St.Francis aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the TWELFTH day of MARCH next, at TEN oclock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, L.GUGY, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, according to law ; and further, that no opposition afin d'annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifleen days previous to the sale thercof.Sheriff's Office, 8th November, 1524, Y virue of a WRIT of EXECU- Three Rivers, X.\u2018TION issued out of His Majesty\u2019s to wit: Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and tor \u201cthe District of Three-Rivers aforesaid.at the suit of An- toine-Merrant, mariner and farmer, of the parish of Ste, Ann\u2019s Laparade, in the county of Hampshire, in the said district, against the lands and tepemen's of AM- BEROISE MERRANT, of thesame pari-h.also mariner and farmer, to me duected § I have seized and taken 10 execution as bélonging to the said Ambroise Merrant.1.A land or farm situate in the parish of Ste, Ana°s aforesaid, seigniory of St.Ann\u2019s, contwiniag !wo arpenta mn froot, by forty arpen:s in depth, bounded in front by the river St.Lawrence, and in the rearat the end of said depth, joining on the north east side to Archange Loran- ger, and on.the south west side to Joseph Dolbeck, with sil the buildings thereon erected.2.Another land io the sme parish and seigniory, containing three arpents in front by forty arpents in depth, bounded in front part- Jy by the shove described land, sud partly by the said Aichange Loranger, and Joseph Dobeck, und in rear at the end of said forty arpenis, joining on the nosth est side to Joseph C, Dury, and ou the south west side to Olivier Ganepy.being partly cleared.Now 1 do hereby give notice, that the said farms will be separately sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church doar of the said pari-h of St.Ann°s Laperade, on MONDAY the TWENTY-FOURTH d:y of JANUARY pext, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time nad place the conditions of sale will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff.All and cvery person or persons having claims on the ur mises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, according to law; and furth r, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any past of the said premises, or afiu de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff, during the fifte.n days p evious to the sale thereof.Sheriff's Office, 20th Sept., 1824.Montreal; Y virtue ofa WRITof EX ECUTION, to wit : ¢ issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Robert Unwin Har- wood, as wellin his own name as in his capacity of curator in due form of law appointed to the vacant estate and succession of the late William Harwood, the elder, and also curator to the vacant estate and succession of the late John Harwood, both deceased, William Har- wood, the younger, of Sheffield, in that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, called England, merchant, and Edward Harwood, of the same place, merchant, against the lands and tenements of Adam Charles Muir, of the seigniory of Argenteuil, in the said district, Esquire, tome directed ; I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said ADAM CHARLES MUIR, a certain tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the seigniory of Argenteuil aforesaid, upon the Grand or Ottawa river, atthe foot of the long sault, containing three hundred and thirty three superficial arpents french measure, bounded in front by the said Grand or Ottawa river, in the rear by the north river, on one side by the heirs of the late Donald Cameron, and on the other side by George S.Burke, Esquire, with a large stone house, barn and other buildings thereonerected.Now I de hereby give notice, that the said traci or parcel of land and premises will be soid and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door in the village of St.Andrews, in the seig- niory of Argenteuil aforesaid, on TUESDAY the SEVENTH day of DECEMBER next, at ELEVEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or o'her \u2018right or incumbrance are hercby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, according lo law; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previvus to the sale thereof.\u2019 Sheriff's Office, 29th July, 1824, Montreal, Y virtue ofa WRIT of Our Sovereign to wit: ¢ Lord the King, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, to me directed, commanding me to proceed to the seizure, sale and adjudication by voluntary Sherifi\u2019s sale, décrêt volontaire on JAMES McMILLAN, formerly of the township of Glengary, in the Province of Upper-Canada, now of the seigniory of Rigaud, in the district of Montreal, gentleman, of certain immoveable property described in the said writ as follows, to wit: a certain tract of land situated in the said scigniory of Rigaud, containing two hundred and ten arpents in superficies, be the same more or less, designated lot No.45, and half of lot No.46, in the first concession, and forty five and 46 in the 2nd concession, boundedin front by the Grand river, in the rear by unconceded lands, joining on one side to thereprescntatives of Richard Barnum, and on the other side by one Cameron, in the first concession, and Malcolm Cameron, in the second concession, the said premises having a house, barn and other buildings thereon erected; which said traci or parcel of land and premises he the said James McMillan hath acquired dy deed of sale to him consented by Joseph Fortune, Esquire, residing in the seigniory of Argenteuil, in the said district of Montreal, betore Nolin and his colleague, Notaries, on the sixteenth day of February last, subject to the charges, reservations and encumbrances, mentioned in the said writ, as follows, to wit: Ist.with the reservation by the said Joseph Fortune, ofa certoin lot or emplacement which he the said Joseph Fortune has sold to onc Donovan, in and by a certain deed of sale executed before the above mentioned Notaries, on the fifteenth day of November, one thousand cight hundred and twenty three, 2d.the eigth part of an acre for a burying ground for the said Joseph Fortune and family, 3d.another small piece which he the said Jose ph Fortune sold to one Richard Barnum, now deceased, by deed executed before the above inentioned Notaries, the year and day therein contained, the said tract or parcel of land being also subject to the payment of all such seigniorial rights and dues as may in future arise aud become due towards the domain of the said seigniory of Rigaud, but quit of all arrears up to the sixteenth day of February last, the date of the said deed of sale ; which said tract or parcel of land and premises had been in the possession of the said Joseph Fortune, during more than three yearsimmediately preceding the sale thereof, by him made to the said James McMillan, who has since possessed the same.1 have seized and taken in execution the aforesaid tract or parcel of land and premises, and do hereby give notice, that the same will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, by voluntary sheriff\u2019s sale, décrét voluntuire, on the said James McMillan, at the Church door of the parish of St.Magdeleine de Ri- gaud, in the said district, on MONDAY the SIXTH day of DECEMBER next, at TEN of the Clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known., FREDK W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance are hereby advertis:d to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Qffice aforesaid, according to law; and further, that no opposition afin d'annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the sard premises, Or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof ; and all and every person or person having charges and rights, especially mortgages hypothê- ques which may be the sulÿect of opposition afin de conserver are also notified and required to produce the same to the said Sheriff,at his Office aforesaid, eight days at the least before the day fixed for the sale of the said premises, Sheriff's Office, 29th July, 1824, Nori?BY virtue of a WRIT of Our Sovereign to wit: Lord the King, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of M: atreal aforesaid, to me directed, commanding me to proceed to the seizure, sale and ad- Jjudicationby décrét volontaircon THOMAS BEDARD, Notary Public for the province of Lower-Canada, residing in the parish of St.Pierre du Portage, commonl called I\u2019 Assomption, in the district of Montreal aforesaid, of certain immoveable property described in the said writ as follows, to wit: * un lopin de terre sis en la paroisse de St.Jacques, dans le dit district de Montréal, ayantsoixante et quinze pieds neufpouces sur le chemin de base à aller au bout de cent cinquante trois pieds en profondeur, où il prendra un arpent de front sur vingt neuf arpents de profondeurenviron, tenant pardevant au chemin du Roi, par derrière aux terresde la grande ligne, d\u2019un côté partie à Raymond Chaput, et Dame veuve et héritiers Chaput, et partie à Joseph Senet, Ecuier, juge à paix, de la dite paroise de St.Jacques, d\u2019autre côté à Joseph Demarais, avec une maison en bois, une laiterie et puits dessus construits,\u201d which be has acquired from Joseph Senet, Esquire, by act of resiliation passed in the said parish of St.Pierre du Portage, before Mtre.Louis Raymond, and bis confrère notaries, on the twenty third day of January, one thousand eight hundred and twenty four, subject to the charges and conditions hereinafter mentioned, to wit : ¢¢ ala charge d\u2019une rente et pension viagere en faveur de Louis Marion et de Susanne Peltier, son épouse, la dite rente ct pension viagere stipulée dans une acte de donation fait par le dits Louis Marion, et sa dite épouse, en faveur de Michel Thouin, et consistant dans les articles ci-après désignées, savoir: cinq minots de bled loyal et marchand livrables à la Toussaint chaque année, cinq - minots de pois, et deux minots et demi d'avoine livrables à la St.Michel aussi chaque année, et distraction préalablement faite en faveur de la dite Dame veuve et héritiers Chaput, d\u2019un lopin de terre de vingt deux pieds trois pouces de largeur, sur cent vingt pieds de long, vis-à-vis, et dans la ligne de la grange bâtie sur la dite terre, du dit acquereur, à prendre la dite longueur partant de l\u2019emplacement du dit Raymond Chaput,\u2019 which said lot of ground and premises were during last three years next, preceding the seizure thereof, possessed as follows, to wit : by the said Thomas Bedard from the seventeenth May, one thousand eight hundred and seventeen, to the tenth of July, one thousand eight hundred and twenty two, the day on which he sold the said lot of ground and premises to the said Joseph Senet, who possessed the same up to the twenty third day of January, one thousand eight hundred and twenty four, the date of the said act of resiliation, in virtue whereof'the said Thomas Bedard again became the proprietor and possessor of the said lot of ground and premises, and of which he is now in possession.1 haveseizedand takenin execution the aforesaid lot of ground and premises, with the exception of the lot of ground aforesaid, and do hereby give notice, that the same will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, subject to the cuarges and conditions aforesaid, by décrêt volontaire on the said Thomas Be- dard, at the Church door of the parish of St.Jacques aforesaid, on MONDAY the SIXTH day of DECEMBER next,at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the further conditions of the sale will ba made known, FREDK, W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and eve y persun or persons faving claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance are hereby advertised to give noti.e thereof to the sad Sheriff, at his )ffice aforesaid, according tp law ; and further, that no epposition afin d\u2019anvuller or afin de distraire, the whole ar any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same wi'l be recetved by the said Sheriff during the fifieen days previous lo the sale the: eof ; and all and every prison or persont having charges and r ghts, especially mortgag-s hy pothê- ques which may be the subject of opposition afin de conserver are also nalified and required tu produce the same to the said Sheriff.at his Office aforesaid.eight days af the leust before the day fixed for tie sale of the said pres mises.Sheriff's Office, 31st July, 1824, omit Y virtue ef a WRIT of VENDITIO- to wit ; NI FXPONAS, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Beach, holding Civil Pleas in und for the District of Quebec, in the Province of Low- -er Canada, at the suit of François Drolette, of the City of Quebec, in the County of Quebec, in (he District of $ GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.19 Quebec, aforesaid, Merchant, to me directed, commanding me to sell in due course of law, a lot or piece of land situated and being in the concession of Lacha- loupe, in the parish of Berthier, in the said District, containing the one half of an arpentin front by ten arpents in depth, bounded in front by the River La chaloupe, in the rear by the ground of Jean Baptiste Brissette, on one side by Jean Bapt ste Guilbeault, & on the other side by Pierre Roy, the whole teing en bois de bout & without any buildings thereon erected ; which said lot or piece of land was by me heretofore seized and taken in execution as belonglng to Robert Ritchie, of the parish of Berthier, in the County of Warwick in the said District of Monireal, Merchant, by virtue of a Writ of Execution issued out of the aforesaid Court of King's Bench, in and for the said District of Quebec, at the suit of the said Frangois Drolette.Now I do hereby give notice that the said lot or piece of land will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of the parish of Berthier aforesaid, on MONDAY, the FOURTEENTH day of MARCH next,at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale wil be made known.+ FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, dy mortgage or other right or incumbrance are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, according lo baw ; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuiler or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriff's Office, 6th November, 1824, Montreal, BE virtue of a WRIT of our Sovereign to wit ; { Ford the King, issued out of His Majesty's Court of King's Bench holding Civil Pleas in and for thé Districtof Montreal aforesaid, to me directed, command ng me to proceed to the seizure, sale and adjudication by décrêt voluntaire on Charles Lamon.tagne, merchant, of the City of Montreal,in the said District of Montreal, of certain immoveable property described in the said writ as follows.to wit: * Un certain emplacement, faisant face à la rue St.Paul, et à la rue des Commissaires situé dans la dite rue St.Paul, borné par devant par la diterue St.Paul, d\u2019un côté parie dit Charles Lamontagne, de l\u2019autre côté par Dominique Rousseau, et par derrière par la rue des Commissaires, avec tune maison de pierres à deux étages et autres batiments dessus construits,\u201d which he hath acquired from Magdelaine Gamelin, of the City of Montreal aforesaid, Widow, Executrix, and universel Legatee of the late James Woolrich, in his lifetime of Montreal aforesaid, Esquire, by act or deed passed before Mtre Bedouin and his colleague, Notaries, the second day of August last, subject to certain charges and conditions in the said writ mentioned, and speci- tied as fullows, to wit: *¢ cette partie dudit emplacement qui est situé dans la dite rue St.Paul, borné par devant par la dite rue, par derrière par une ligne ci- devant celle de l\u2019ancien mur des fortifications de la dite ville de Montréal.d\u2019un côté par le dit Charles La- montagne, et de l\u2019autre côté par le dit Dominique Rousseau, contenant cent quinze toisses frangoisses, vingt six pieds et six pouces quarré avec la dite maison de pierres à deux étages et autres batimens dessus construits, \u201d et cette autre partie du dit emplacement, savoir, de douze toises et un tiers situées derrière l\u2019emplacement ci dessus mentionné, borné par devant par la susdite ligne, par derrière par une ligne ci-devant celle de la prolongation de la rue Capitale, dans la dite ville d\u2019un côté par le dit Charles Lamontagne, et de l\u2019autre côté par le dit Dominique Rousseau,\u201d sujets et affectees au paiement d\u2019une rente annuelle et perpetu- elle de cent trois livres et douze sols ancien Cours (égale à quatre livres six chelinset quatre pence cours actuel) aux Dames Religieuses de l\u2019Hôtel Dieu de la dite ville de Montréal,\u201d which said emplacement and premises during the last three years next preceding the seizure thereof, have been in the possession of the said James Woolrich and of the said Magdeleine Gamelin.À have seized and taken in execution, the aforesaid emplacement and premises, and do hereby give notice, that the same will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, subj~ct to tne charges and conditions aforesaid, by decret volontaëre on the said Charles Lamontagne, at my Office in the City of Montreal, aforasaid, on MONDAY, the FOURTEENTH day of MARCH next, at ELEVEN of the clock in the forenoon, at: which time and place the further conditions of the sale will be made known.FREDK, WW.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbiance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, eccurding to law; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous -to the sale thereof; and all and every person or persons having charges or rights and especially morigages hypo.théques which may be the subject of oppositions afin de conserver, are also notrfi d'and required to produce the same tothe said Sheriff ot his (fice sforceaid etght duys at the leust, before the day fixed for the sale cf the suid premises.Sherrff» Office 6th November, 1824 Moutseal, PY virtue uta WRIT of EX ECU- 10 wil : TION, issued out of His Majesty?s Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at ilie suit of Frarçois Texier dit Lavigne, of she seiguiory of Ancfield, in \u2018he said district of Montreal, yeon:an, and Angelique Gendron, his wife, by him duly authorised, against the lands and tenements of Louis Sarrault, of the same place, notery, to me directed ; I have seized and taken in execution as belonging 10 the said LOUIS SARRAULT, 1.All the under part of a certain stone house of two stories, erected and built upon a farm belonging 10 the said François Texier dit Lavigne and Angelique Gendron, situated and being in the parish of St.Clement, in the seigniory of Aonfieldatoresaid, on the no:th side of the King\u2019s highway, as the said under part of the said stone house may be found, togetber with all the membersand appurtenances thereunto belonging, and the apartments therein, and also the land behind the said house and thirty teet in breadih above, and adjoining the south west gable end of the said honse, in a line with the King\u2019s high read, by the depth that may be found to the wate:\u2019s edge of the river St.Lawrence, the north east line to be taken at and trom the N.E.rear corner of the said house, and to reach the first corner of the shed belonging to ithe suid Plaionfls, and fiom thence to continue in a straighe line to the.waie:®s edge, with a Cart passage in common with \u2018he sad Plaintiffs, above and along the said 30 feet the right of storing six trunks or boxes in the garret of the said house, and rescrviug to the sid Plaint ffs, also the right to store potatoes and other vegelables or provisions in a corner of tbe cellar ot the ssid house, With a mutual right 10 both ot ingress and egress 1010 and out of the said aparimenis in the sais house for that purpose, forever.2.A lot of ground or emplacement situated and being in the village of Beauharnois, in the seigniory of Ana- field aforesaid, described as number ne in the said village, containing n.nely feet in front, by twelve perches and ten feet on the north east line, and ele.depth, torming eighty three perches in superficies, bounded in front by the river street, in the rear by the north west line of Ellice street, On the north east side by number eight, possesed by Nichols Boyer, & on the south west side by No.10 possessed bv Hyyclite Sarrault, according to the procès vers bal of Charles Emanuel, sworn Suveyor, bearing date the thirtieth day of September cighteen hundred and tweaty two.Now I do hereby give no lice that the said lands and tenements will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of the parish of St.Clement aforesaid, on MONDAY the TWENTY FOURTH day of JANUARY next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known FREDK.W.ERMATINGER Sher'f, All and cvery persan or persons having claims on the 22id above described premises, by mortzage or other right or incumbranee, are hereby advertised to give po- tice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, according to law ç and further, thst no opposition afin d'annult-r or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises aforesaid or afin de charge or servitude on the swine, will be received by the ssid Sheriff during the tif een days previous to the sale thereof, Sheriffs Otfice, S h Sept.1824, Montreal, Y virtve ofa WRIT of Qur Sove: to wit: $ reign Lo dthe King, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court ot King\u2019 Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal afore aid, to me directed, commanding me to procerd 0» JOSEPH THIB AUDEAU, marchant, of the parish of St.Denis, in the district of Montreal afore* said by décrét volontaire, to the seizure, sale and adjudication of certain immoveablé property described io the said writ as follows to wit : © une terre sise et sittée en la premicère coneession de la paroisse de St.Denis, dans le district de Montréal, de la contenance dedeux arpents de front sur trente trois arpens de profondeur, Je tout plus ou moins, tenant devant i la rivière Richelieu, der- riére & 1a riviére Amiot, d\u2019un côté à Louis Quia tal, et de l\u2019autre côté au docteur Nelson, avec autres bitlimens dessus come maison, grange et of ground to the said Waters edge, together with ven perches and wo feet on the south west line in | stroits,\u201d\u2019 which he the said Joseph Thibaudeau has acquired from Etienne Mignault,yeoman, of the said parish of St.Denis, by deed of sale execated before Mtie Bourdages, and his conf: ère Noraries, | at St.Denis,-the iwentieth day ot February, ope thousand eight nundsed and twenty three, subject only to the future scigniorial dues ; which said land and premises were duriug ihe three years next preceding the seizure thereof, in the possession of the said Etienne Mignault, up tothe term of the sale thereof to the said Joseph Thibaudeau, who has since possessed tbe same.1 have seized and takea - in execution the aforesaid land & premises, and do hereby give notice, that the same will be sold and adjudgedto the highest bidder, subject to the con- dilions aforesaid, by décrêt wolontaire on the said Joseph Thibaudeao, at the Church door of the parish of St.Denis aforesaid, MONDAY the SIXTH -day of DECEMBER next, at TEN of the clock ia the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, according to law ; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same, will bs received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof ; and all and eeery person or pensons having eharges or cighte and eopeciallg mortgages hypothêques which may be the subject of opposition alin de conserver, are also notified and required is produce the same to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid.eight days at the least, before the day fixed for the sale of the said premisses.Sheriff s Uftice, 31st July, 1824.J EAN BAPTISTE LAGUE, Carpeatcr and Joiner of the parish St.Mathias, in the county of Bedford, gives hereby Public Notice, that he intends applying to the Legislature at its next Session, for obtaining the priviledge of erecting a Toll bridge upon the River des Hurons, atabout two arpentsbelow the place where the road of descent, (chemin de descente) leading from that River to the traverse o£ River Richelieu, below the Grosse Isle in the Bassin of Chambly ends, and moreover that the said priviledge shall extend as far as the bridge on the river which crosses the lands of Joseph Bertrand, and a league above the place where the said bridge is to be built.Here follow the particulars of the said Bridge.Its span will be of sixty feet, the beams or joints in number six, and of Larch wood, will rest on false joints of the same wood, and of eighteen inches, on two faces, and of fifteen inches on the two others; the butments will be raised to the height of nineteen feet, and carried in depth at the top to a length of twenty five fect on the south westside, and of fifteen on the north east, by a proportiona»le breadth: the cages of these butments are to be of pieces of the same wood, of a foot square, and are to be filled with terassed stones, with the necessary ties (corps morts) for the steadiness of the pieces.on the south west side there will be a causeway of about half an arpent in length, and six feet high near the butmeat, and pros gressively decreasing in height until it reaches the solid ground, and of a proportionable breadth, the covering whegeof isto be of pieces of the same wood, five inches thick : there will be railings on both sides, as well on the bridge as on the butments and causeway, six inches square, supported by posts three feet high, and nine inches square, at the foot at a distance of eight feet from each other, and of pine wood ; at each end of the causeway (pontage) there will be arailing of oùe foot broad, by five inches thick.Notice is also given, that the rates of the Tolls for this Bridge will be d d For acalash,.,.3 Fora man onhorseback, 14 For a cart loaded or not, 24 For every ox, cow of For a four wheeled free horse,.,.1} carriage, .5 For every sheep, pig or For a carriole or sleigh, 23 calf.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.u000e For a cart or carriage | For a foot passenger,.1} with two horsesy.5 3m and proportionably for every thing else.OUND ADRIFT\u2014By Mr.John Gedbon, of St Pierre, 1slaad of Orleans, a new boat 18feet long, a jolly boatabout 14 feetlong, painted white bottom and black above, no nuwme in them; one mast, three pieces of oak, three pieces of pine,and iliree spruce spars, all in his possession.ALSO\u2014Found by Mr.Joseph Letourneau, of St.Famille.1sland of Orleans\u2014a new boat twenty feet long.four ash ours in her, with no mark or paint on hen The owher or owhersinay have theun by application to the undersigned and paying expences, but if not clnimed within six months from tbis date they willall be sold ace cording (0 law, J.LAMBLY, Hurboue-Master, Quebec, Novembëy 4, 1824.u 20 terre By His Excellency the Honorable Sir FRANCIS NATHA- MIRL Burton, Knight, Grand Cross ot the Royal Guelphic Order of Hanover, Lieutenant.Governor, in and over \u2018be Province of Luwer-Canadu, &c.&c.&c, HE Master, Deputy-Mas- ter, and Wardens of the Trinity House of Quebec, having submitted for my sanction and confirmation a certain Bye-Law, Rule and Order by them made, ordained and constituted under and by virtue ofan % Act of the Provincial Parliament, intituled, ** An Act for the beter * regulation of Pilots and Shipping in the Port of Que- *.bec, and in the Harbours of Quebec and Montreal, * and for improving the navigation of the River Saint ¢ Lawrence, and for establizhing a fund for decayed 6 Piluis, their widows and children,\u201d in the words following, to-wit:\u2014** Whereas on thesixth day of July in tbe present year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and tweniy-four, certain Bye-Laws, Rules and Orders were made, ordained and constituted, by the Master, Deputy-Master, and [Wardens of this Forporation, and were afterwards, to wit : on the twelfih day of the same month, sanctioned and confirmed by His Excellency The Honorable Sir Francis Burton, Licuie- nasi Governor of this Province, which said By e-Laws, Rules and Orders are in the words following, to wit :\u2014 * First\u2014Whereas, the establishment of the Steum- Boat or Boats, built for the purpose of towing vessels from Quebec 10 Montreal, and vice versa, has already proved, and will in future prove extremely oppressive and detrimemal 10 Pilots for and abuve the Harbour of Quebec, with the exception of two or three that are engaged by the Proprietors or Masters of such Sieam- Boat or Boats for the season, and by them pui on board of the Vessels so towed by the said Steam Boat or Boats; and whereas it is necessary io encourage the said Pilots ig such manner, thai the monies paid for Pilotage above Quebec, may be distributed in as equal a portion as possible, among ihe whole of them.ltis hereby ordered, that from and afier the first day of August next, all and every Master of a Ship or Vessel, or person having charge of a Vessel arriving fiom seu, in the Harbour of Quebec, and bound 10 Montreal or to any port or place between Quebeé and Montreal, shall apply to the Su- perintendant of Pilois, for a Pilot 10 conduct such Ship or Vessel to her destination above Quebec; and such Masters or persons having charge of Ships or Vessels as aforesaid, shall receive ou board of ibe the Pilot whom the Superintendant shall appoint, under a penalty moi exceeding Ten Pounds, current money of this Proving.Provided alwuys,that no Master of any Coasting Vessels or River Crafi, when employed within any part of the Gulph or River St.Lawrence, or when coming from the Labrador Fisheries, shall be obliged to take or receive on board a Pilot, any thing herein contained 10 the contrary notwithstanding.\u201c Secomd-Aud whereas il is necessary that provision be made for (he better carrying the aforesaid Bye-Law, Rule and Order into effect.Lt is hereby further vrder- ed.that all and every Pilot, for and above the Harbour of Quebec, shall on bi» arsival at Quebee, present or announce himielf 10 the Superintendant of Pilois, that his name may be registered and numbered in a Book to be kept by the said Superintendaut, wiih the time at which snch Pilot shall present or announce himself, under à penalty, for every neglect so to do, not exceeding Five Pounds current money of this Province.Third-.-And it is hereby further urdered, that the Superintendant of Pilots for the Harbour of Quebec, shall \\ Ty, THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.At the request of the said Master, Deputy.Master ard Wardens of the Trinity House ol Quebec, 1 have perused and have examined ihe raid Bye.Law, Rule and Ovder, and the same, as far as 1 lawfully may base sanctioned and do sanction by these presents.Given.under iny Hand and Seal at Arms, at the Castle of Saint Lewis, in the City of Quebec, this Thirtieth day of October, in the Year oi our Lord, one thousand eight handred and twenty-four, and in the fifth year of His Ma jesty\u2019s Reign.FRANCIS BURTON.By His Excellency\u2019 Command, Ls.MONTIZAMBERT, Assi.Secy.HERLEAS by an Act of the Parliament of «his Province, passed in the 4th Geo IV.Cap.th Jacques Morin, Junior, of the parish of St.Valier, County of Hertford, obtained the privi-ege to build a Toll-bridge on the river St.Nicolas, in the County of Devon, overan exteut of the river of one half league from its mouth upwards ; and whereas, by the aforesaid Act, the inhabitants of the parish of st.Thomas, in the aforesaid County may acquire a property in the* said Bridge from Jacques Morin aforesaid, at a price regulated by Arbi:rators, for the public usage ; and further whereas Jean Baptiste Couillard Després, Joseph Nicole and others of the parish of St.Thomas afoiesaid, have by petition to the Grand Voyer of the District of Quebec, prayed to take theaforesaid bridge of the said Jacques Morin, by paymg to the aforesaid Jucques Morin, the value of the said bridge as decided by arbitration, made in the manuer above mentioned in the Act aforesaid ; and further whereas Jean Baptiste Couillard Després and Joseph Nicole, and others, of the parish of St.Thomas aforesaid, all petitioners for the possessing of the aforesaid bridge, have retused and now refuse, to pay the amount awarded by arbitration.Fusiic No- TICE is hereby given that the aforesaid Jacques Morin, will apply to the Provincial Legislature at its next Session praying that the inhabitants of the parish of St.Thomas, will in future be deprived of their right of buying or becoming possessed of the said bridge from.the said Jacques Morin and hs representatives, for public use, as enacted in the above mentioned Statute, or to built any other Bridge on the limite aforesaid.à 7th October, 1824.JACQUES MORIN.Office of the Commissioners for managing the Estules, heretofore belonging to the late order of Jesuits Quebec, 14th May, 1822.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that à part \u201cof the Estate called La Vacherie {sitvated seur Dorchester Bridge) whicn heretofore belonged to the late order of Jesuits, and is now in posession of fit Majesty, will be conceded in Buaildius Lois, of nos less than Que Superficial Acre each, in perpetudiy fu such peisous as may be disposed tu ine ine sie upon a Bail à Cons el Rente seigneuriales melé de Vente, tor a Price payable on passing tic Deeds, orto be secured on the property at au inièrest Of 5 percent ora Constitution de ftente.For more parucalar information on the subject application miay be made ai this Oflice.in all times during the season of the pavigaiton, keep a Register of Pilots for und above the Harbour of Quebrve, and oumber them in such Register, according to the days and date on which such Pilois shail present or anvoutice themselves to bim ; avd when applied to by any Master of, or any persons having charge of any Ships or Vessels arriving from sea as aforesaid, for a Pilot, he shall begin with (the name ut the top of the said Register, continuing downwards: and if the Pilot or Pilots su registered, shall absent themselves at any time, he hall then take the next upon the Register and »0 on in roa.tion, until he can find one present to put on board the Ship or Vessel so applying, under a penalty not exceeding Ter Pounds, current money of this Province.\u201c6 Fourth.-And it is hereby further-ordered, that all Branch Pilots for and above the Harbour of Quebec, who are-engaged on board the Steam Bouts or any description whatever, shall be, and ithey are hereby prohibited from taking charge of any Ship or Vessel lying | in the Harbour of Montreal, for the purpose of conducting such Ship or Vessel 10 Quebec, or any iniervening Portor place between Montreal and Quebec, under à penalty not exceeding Ten Pounds, current money of this Province.\u201d And whereas it is expedient to revoke and repeal the said Bye-Laws, Rules and Orders so made, ordained and constituted as aforesaid,-_-1t is declared, that the suid several\u2019 Bye-Laws, Rules and Orders, so made on the sixth day of Juiy last, and sanctioned and confirm cd on the twelfth day of the said month, and each and every of the said Bye Laws, Rules aud Orders, have been, apd the sume are hereby repealed aud revoked accordingly.J.STEWART, Master, , WILLIAM PRICE, Dy.Master.Wu.PEMBERTON, Warden.© WILLIAM WALKER, Waiden, ROBT.PATERSON, Waiden, J.LAMBLY, H.M.& Warden.ROB.YOUNG, Supert.uf Pilots and Warden, By order of ine Board, GEORGE RYLAND, Sec.Lands for Sale in Upper & Lower Canada 500 Acres\u2014in the Townsbip vf Gudmanchester, Lower Canada.400 Acres\u2014in the Township of Lancaster, County of Gileugary, Bastern District of Upper Canada.99) Acres\u2014in the Township of Roxburgh.County of Stormont, Eastern District of Upper Canada, 300 Acres\u2014in the Township of Cornwall, County of Stormont, Lastern District of Upper Canada.900 Acres-in the Township of Osgood, County of Rugs sell, Eastern District of Upper Canada.900 Acres\u2014in the Township of Nepean, County of Carl ton, District of Johuson, Upper Canada, Co.200 Acres\u2014in the Township of Reach, County of York, Itome District, Upper Canada.200 Acres\u2014in the Township of Gainsborough, County of Lincoln, Niagara District, Upper Canada, For turther particulars, apply lo ROGERSON, HUNTER & Co.Quebec, 24th Decr.1823.u Just Published, «« Extraits ou PRECEDENTS .TIRES DES REGISTRIES DE LA PREVOSTE pe QUEBEC ;\u201d .By J.F, PERRAULT, Prothonotary Court of King\u2019s Bench, for the District .vf Queb:c.\u2014 Price 7s.6d .Sold by T.Cary à Cu.Free Masous\u2019 Hall ; and at Montreal, by Messrs, KR.E, Fabre & Co.Sept.30.1824.u EY TL ane + \" Tova Government Bills of Exchange.of Exchange at 30 days sight on the Lords Commissioners of His Majesry\u2019s Treasury.The money wil! be received either aiQuebec or Montreal.Com\u2019y Genl?, Office, , Q rcbec, 15th October, 1824.GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.ENDERS willbe received nt this Office until Wednesday the lst day of December next, at Noon, for the nndermentioned services, viz :\u2014 Ist.For manufacturing Goverment Flour into Bread.for the use of the Troops forone year, from S5ih December 1821, inclusive \u2014The tenders to state the Hainber OF Ths, of good, sweet, and well manulactured Bread that will be furnished for each 112 lis, of Flour, issued from the Commissariat Stores, to name (wo res- péctuble persons as sureties for the performance of the Contract, and io be endorsed, ** Tender for baking Bread.\u201d 2d, For all cartage that may be required -for the Military Deparnnemis an this Garrison, for (he same period = The tenders io state the respective raves per day that will be charged for one, two.three, ov four horses, with drivers and carriages suitable far the service 10 be performed ; and also th: rate per cent below the Police l'ariff now in force, at which single loads will be conveyed ; the proposals must further state the namesof two respectable persons who will become responsible for the folfiiment ot the contract, and to be endorsed, ** Zonder for Cartage.\u201d Gusrison with such quantities of Lumber, Lime, Slone, and Sand, (agreeably to a specification to be seen at this Office) as may be required during the abovementioned period.=The tenders ro state the names of (nwo respectable persous who will become responsible for the fuifil- ment of the contract, and to be endorsed, ** Tender fur Lumber, ** Lime,\u201d * Stone, or\u201c Sand) us the case may be.The coutract for this last service 10 be cuiered into agreeably to the Treasury reguiations respeciing contracts for Ordnance supplies, which regulations can alsu be seen at this Office.Comuissary Generals Office, 2.Quebec, J>t November, (gor.\u2014 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Pres sident and Diiectors of the Quebec Fire Assurance Company, in behalf of themselves aud their co associates Stockholders of th= sail Company, will petition the next Session of the P.ovin- cial Legislature, that an Act may pass to incorpe\u201d rate the said Stockholders, under the firm or style of the \u2018* Quebec Fire Assurance Company.\u201d a Wa, HENDERSON, Juur.Quebec, 5th August, 1824.Secy.TSCA PED irom Gaol at Vanee-Rivers, on the night H of ihe 234 insani, Michel Ferrier, under senience tor Geand Larceny\u2014he is about 22 years of age, pale complexion, sharp nose aud villainous countenance, five feet three or thereabouts, had on à ahittsh fusiian jacket, coarse linen trowsers, and no shoes.Whoe or will secure said Micisel Ferrier inany of His Majesty\u2019s Gaols, shall receive a reward of Twenty Dollars on application to the Subscriber.RICHARD JOUNSTON, Gaoler, Three-Rivers, 25ih October, 1824, N ANCHOR found by Captain Levesque, on 8 Mouday, 13th instant, between the Redan dl Black Buoys, in the Traverse, about 6 cwt., with a picce of old junk attached to it.The owner may hsve it by application to the undersigned on pay ing expenses, but if not claimed within 6 months from this date, it will be sold according to Law.JOHN LAMBLY, Harbour-Master.Quebec, October 24, 1824.DANCING.ISS ASPINALL begs leave to return her sincere & thanks, to her friends and the public in general, for the encouragement she received last winter, and also \u2018respectfully solicits a continnation of their favour, as ste intends re-opening her School on.WEDNESDAY the 22d inst, Miss A.has taken Mr.SYMEs\u2019 House in the Lower-Town, where she lias a Room sufliciently large for her pupils, and that she will for the fuiure hold her SCHOOL at her HOUSE in MOUNTAIN STREET, aud not at the UNION HOTEL, Miss A\u2014 has received per the True Briton, à variety of new Dances for her juvenile pupils, and also some of the most fashionable Qua frills, that have beén danced at Catlion Palace, Almacks, und the Caledonian assemblies, \u2014 Miss A\u2014 fure ther begs leave to inform her friends and the public, bat this will be her last winter in Quebec, previous to her going to Montreal.\u2014Days of teaching Juvenile Papi, Wednesdays and Saturdays from One to Five o\u2019clork, Quadrill Dancers, on Tuesdays and Fridays from Sia to Nine.oo Quebec, 20th Sept.1824, u 7 PVENDERS willbe receivedat ibis Office for BE\" #5i a § 3d.For supplying the Ordnance Department in this GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.21 FROM THE AMERICAN MAILor SATURDAY.Extract of a letter received by a gentleman in New- York, from his friend in Lima, dated June 9, 1824.« Dear Sir\u2014The Cambridge 74, with Mr.Rowcroft, British Consul General for Lima, has arrived.The \u2018American brig Frederick, seized in this port for having been recaptured by her crew, while a prize to the Quintinella brig of war, has been restored to the American Consul, Mr.Tudor, by Gen.Rodill, after sentence of condemnation, agreeable to Com.Stewart\u2019s reclamation, prior to that commander\u2019s leaving Callao in the Franklin.« The tariff blockade of Lima has been attempted to be enforced by the Congress corvette and Macedonian brig ; butin consequence of the late American commodore in the Franklin, having put the extinguisher on their first attempt to enforce it with the ship American, from New-York, Capt.Brown, in the Tartar frigate, has been obliged to take the same ground and sailed in pursuit of the two British vessels which they had detained, until they paid the twenty-five per.cent duties on their invoice.He returned with the two vessels to Callao.Soon after the two American vessels were detained off Callao,and their registers endorsed, Commodore Hull wasin consequence obliged to sail for the purpose of releasing them, and they came with the fri- ate U.States yesterday.Commodore Hull has sent jeutenant Paulding in the Dolphin, to Truxillo, to Bolivar\u2019s head quarters, to ascertain whether he authorizes and is responsible for this tariff blockade of the coast of Peru.Thishe mighthave known by looking at the orders of that General, published by Torro Tagle.\u2018Admiral Guise is off Pisco,exacting,a duty of6 per ct.on all the brandies, &c.exported from that port in neutral vessels.An English brig coming from thence was obliged to pay it: but having no money on board, they paid it in kind, and sent on board 10 jars, or Botegas.Captain Prescott immediately sailed in the Aurora to demand its restitution, but Guise showed the Lieutenant that it was Bolivar\u2019s orders, and he returned, having effected nothing.a .There has been nt fighting \u201cyet between the armies, of any consequence.The royal army of the centre, under General Narratela, formed a junction with Canterac\u2019s army of the north, on the 2d of June, and the whole are moving forward, by easy marches, upon Truxillo, to give time for the army of the south under Valdez to get in position, to cut off Bolivar\u2019s retreat on Quito.The advance of the Colombian army under General Sucre, has been obliged to retire by his right flank, for the purpose of concentrating with\u2019 the main body of Bolivar\u2019s army in the Sierra of Truxillo.The Peruvians attached to the Colombian army, are daily deserting ; and Bolivar has ordered from Jolombia all the British officers in the service to assist in extricating him from his dilemma.The royal army has a powerful cavalry, amounting to 5050; this force is not calculated to act with much effect in the Sierra, but will be all important in occupying the lines of retreat.In consequence of the Royalists keeping very little force in Lima, this city is very much exposed to the incursions of the Monteneros ; they have been three times within the city bounds, when all the inhabitants fly Into their houses, and barricade their doors.Were these Monteneros under good leaders, they could occupy this city at an time for a day, and night rob and cut the throats of the inhabitants before the garrison of Callao could come to their relief.The famous black Colonel, Bolivar, who commands about 500 of these desperadoes, or Monteneros, has come over with bis band and joined the royal cause.\u201d RIOT AND REBELLION.From the Providence Beacon of Oct.23.We are sorry to say that this community, which has always been distinguished for the purity of its morals, and for its domestic felicity and repose, has for the two last weeks been disturbed and disharmonized by riot and rebellion.On Sunday evenin last, the centre of the town presented a scene of tumult and disorder, and a most furious riot took place, between our black population, and a hody of whites, which eventuated in the loss of blood and reputation.J ; On Monday evening, we were again thrown into a state of confusion by a similar transaction, differing from that of Sunday evening by its desolating and wicked consequences.Early Monday morning, an infamous placard was posted on the Flag Staff at the Bridge, calling upon all who were disposed toriot and rebel to meet at that place, at 10 o'clock the succeeding night; and long before the arrival of that hour,a mob comprising four or five hundred persons had assembled, and at the word of command took up its line of march for a small hamlet, situate at the northern suburb to the town, populated principally by blacks, who located themselves in that uarter, to avoid any intercourse or correspondence with their hostile white neighbours.When arrived at thespot,a most furious attack was made upon the unoffending and unsuspecting inhabi- wants, many of whom were engaged in convivial sports and rural games, and in the short space of four of five hours, eleven dwelling houses were levelled with the ground.; ; The infuriated and mis-guided mob, not content with prostrating the dwellings of the unfortunate being upon whom their vengeance was vented, commenced general destruction among their goods and chattres, destroying every thing on which they could lay their poltuted hands.The destruction was general, unlimited and without discrimination, save only in those instances where the mob was brought up with ¢¢ Rum,\u201d orby the inebriating cup were diverted from their unhallowed designs.The next returning sun presented to beholders, a scene at which humanity revolts with detestation and dismay, and at which the heart sickens, and from the contemplation of which the mind gladly retires.The hamlet which buta few hours before bore a smiling aspect, and through which the hum of innocent festivity had been heard, was now silent and forsaken, and the ruins or what it was barely told the spot where it had existed.It wasindeeda lamentable and sorry sight, and the town in this instance, bas incurred an indel ible disgrace ; anda monument of infamy has thus been erected, to perpetuate the atrocities committed by an abandoned and profligate mob.mes From London paper s received at Philadelphia to the 18th.September.DESPERATE ATTEMPT BY THE PELEW ISLANDERS.The Syren, South Sea whaler, capt.Frederick Coffin, arr.on Thursday evening last, at Deptford, after a voyage of 25 months, having left Gravesend, August 2, 1822.She was originally built as a pleasure yacht, by the command of Bonaparte, and has had great success, having returned with three hundred and twenty tons of oil.During the passage out, on Easter Monday, March 31, 1823, while oft the southernmost of the Pelew Islands, under a lively breeze, several large sailing canoes appeared in sight, which increased in number to near 30, each having from six to ten on board, upon which the Syren slackened sail, and on approaching many of the natives called out, as through motives of inquiry, « English ?English?\u2019 and being answered in the affirmative, they came alougside, and with tolerably correct pronunciatien, repeated, ¢ Give us a rope,\u201d this was complied with, From the generally reported mild and pacific demeanor of these people, who, to the number of about one hundred, quickly crowded the deck, civilities were exchanged in apparently the most friendly manner, and as they brought few provisions with them, and no articles of curiosity, the crew commenced bartering for their spears, with which they were armed, and with which they seemed to part reluctantly.At this time the vessel continued under easy sail, the canoes closely accompanying them, to their companions, in which those on board seemed in no degree anxious to return.\u2014The mate; who felt a little distrust from their superiority in number, the crew being only thirty-seven, communicated his opinion to the captain, who instantly coincided, and gave orders to crowd more sail, thinking it would induce them to depart.This appeared to occasion some little dislike, and in a few minutes after, while Captain Coffin was in a boat lashed to the side, giving orders to that effect, two of the natives at a pre- concerted signal, it is supposed, suddenly seized him, and endeavored to throw him into the sea, while a general attack was commenced on the rest of the crew.The Captain disengaged himself, succeeded in gaining the deck, and calling aloud that their lives and the safety of the ship depended on desperate fighting, a fierce engagement ensued.Those of the natives who in traffic had parted with their spears, were assisted with others from the canoes, or availing themselves of the harpuons, which with great dexterity they broke to a suitable length, while others gaining the whaling spades, usedin digging inte the fish when caught, continued a most furious attack ; notwithstanding the disparity, the crew succeeded in driving them to the stem of the vessel, where they leaped overboard and regained their canoes.It is worthy of remark, that when any of the natives were wounded, orstunned by being knocked down, they were instantly thrown by their comrades into the sea, where they either swam or where picked up by their companions, who frequently attempted to accompany them to return, but where always repulsed in endeavouring to get up the sides, and throughout encouraged them by loud cheering.On their quitting the Syren, the crew commeuced firing, and though greatly exhausted, having a ready supply of ammunition, it was kept up while within musket shot, but with what effect is not known, asseveral they supposed killed, from their falling into the water, were seen to rise and regain their canoes ; nearly the whole of the ship\u2019s company were wounded severely in this attack ; the effects of which, notwithstanding the unremitted exertions and skill of the surgeon, several will never, it 1s feared, entirely recover from : and it is tobe regretted thatthe carpenter, named Joseph Caulfield, who fought most courageously, lost his life by a blow from the whale spade, which nearly severed his head from his body, as did William Warrer, boat stearer to the second mate, who was speared most dreadfally throughthe body ; the latter has left an aged mother, and the former a wife and ten children, living in London, totally unprovided for.The retreat of the savages was as sudden as the attack ; from their mode of which, their pronunciation of certain words, their jealousy in parting from their weapons, the seizure of peculiar implements, and converting them into weapons, the attack and seizure of the Capt.and its.commencing when there were fewest on the deck, the c rew continue in opinion, that the whole was concerted and organised by Europeans or Americans, resident in the island.What deterred them from entertaining the least suspicion was, the Syren having a short time pre- viousspoke to a vessel, which stated she had been as round near the Pelew Islands, and the prompt assistan- fce hat had been rendered by the natives.1 ed Extract of aletter from the Agant of the London Gree k N Siommittce.apoli di Romania, July, 19 1821, Lord Charles Murray and myself have \u2019} ust returned from the Church of St.Giorgio, where we accompanied the members of the Executive, the whole of the Legislative body, and an immense concourse of military, citizens, &c.to hear Te Deum sung for the deliverance of Ipsara from the Turks.This event wasannounced in a despatch of the brave Miaouli, dated on board his ownr ship, of Lpsara, on the 4th (16th,} on the morning of which day he had attacked and routed the whole of the Turkish vessels left behind for she purpose of carrying the plunder and prisoners.A party of the Greaks having landed, the Turks took refuge inseveral houses of the town, where they were closely invested, and not likely to hold out more than a few hours.With respect to the Capt.Pacha\u2019s squadron, it has separated, ane half having gone to Smyrna, and the other to Mitylene.This arose from a dread of being more easily overtaken by the Greek fleet, which continues to cruize between Ipsara and Scio.In the attack which was made on the morning of the 16th, several transports and armed vessels were \u2018either taken or destroyed.Miaouli describes the ardour and bravery of hismen to have been above: all praise\u2014indeed, all classes of the islanders only seem to be animated by one sentiment, that of revenge for the recent crueltiesof the enemy.Now that the infidels are driven from the above important point, it is intended that the Ipsariots shall re-occupy the island, and erecta species of citadel which shall bY capable of resisting every future attack.\u2018The very best consequencesare expected to result from the successes of the fleet.Other ships are preparing, so that itis expected an additional reinforcement of 50 will sail in a few days.The whole will then be formed into two divisions, of which one is destined to watch the Captain Pacha, while the other proceeds off Alexandria, there to await the expedition expected by Mahomet Ali.In all the latest accounts received here, itis reported, that although the Pacha of - Egypt has collected about 15,000 men and some trans orts, it is doubful whether he intends carrying his threat Into execution or not.Upon the whole, l do not think - that there is any thing whatever to be apprehended froin that quarter.ou will receive a most spirited proclamation of the Provisional Government, on the subject of foreigners, allowing their vessels to be taken up as trans~ ports by the Infidel\u2019 Chief.This has been receivedb the Consuls at Alexandria and produced the desired effect.Although the money has not yetarrived from Zante, we are in hopes ofseeing it very soon, as all the ndces- sary steps have been taken.LONDON Serr.2nd.Heat of the Weather.\u2014Y esterday was one of the hottest days which we have experienced throughout the whole summer : the thermometer in the shade, at two o\u2019clock, was as high as 83 degrees Fahrenheit.\u2018The horses in the differentstages on the Western road suffer- edseverely from the intensity of the heat and we understand that three fine cattle dropped down dead between Maidenhead and London.A Reaper in a field near Brentford, was struck by the heat of the sun at one o\u2019clock, and was carried home in a state of delirium.Curious.Will:\u2014In the year 1724, Justice Norman of Norwich, by his will, directed that the sam of £4000 should be given to build a charity school 60 years after his decease.The school to contain 120 boys ; and he directed that every boy should on Sunday have a pound of roast heef to his dinner, and ten ounces of plum-.pudding to his supper; on Monday, a pound of boiled eet for his dinner, and ten ounces of suet pudding for supper; and every Tuesday morning, beef broth for breakfast, and at dianer a pound of mutfon or veal ; every Wednesday, pork and peas; every Thursda y, mutton or veal; every Friday, beans or peas; and every Saturday fish well buttered.There were a number of curious items; and he appointed the Bisho the Chancellor, the Dean, the two Members for t e city, the two members for the county, andeight worthy churchmen besides, to be his perpetual trustees.The term of the donation having expired, the original legac y with simple and compound interest, amounted to 74,000/.\u2019 fees MONSIEUR AND THE COMTE D\u2019ARTois.The following slight notice of the characters of the last and present King of France in their youth, (then distinguished by the titles of Monsieur, and the Comte d\u2019 Artois) will be found in Madame de Campan\u2019s Memoirs of Marie Autoinctte.« Monsieur had more dignity of demeanour than the King ; but his size and corpulency rendered his gait io- .elegant.He was fond of pageantry and magnificence.Me cultivated the: belles-lettres, and under borrowed names repeatedly contributed verses, of which he hin.self was the author, to the papers, His wonderful memory was the handmaid of his wit, furnishing him with the happiest quotations.He kuew every thing by heart, from the finest passages of the Latin Classics, to the Latin of all the prayers: from the works of Racine to the Vaudeville of ** Rose et Colas.\u201d In a note it is added, that \u2018¢ this prince always loved and protected literature.The judicious favo ur which.he extended to talent was known Lo all France.The Comte n\u2019 Anrols had an agreeable countenance, was well made, active in bodily exercises, lively, sometimes impetuous, fond of pleasure, and very particular - in his dress.Some happy observations made by him were repeated: with pleasure; several of them gave a favourable idea: of his heart.The Parisians liked the free and open air of this Prince, regarding it as an attribute of the Franchi character, andshewed real affection for him, 0 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.In a work of that time, there is to be found a reply which does honour to tho Prince\u2019s humanity.The question was respecting the treatment of prisoners: the Comte d\u2019 Artois insisted that their adversity shoafd be respected; that men who were only accused, should not be made to undergo the treatment of culprits convicted by the Laws.The matter is thus related :\u2014The Abbé de Besplas, a celebrated preacher, delivered a sermon before the King, the subject of which was On the marks of Charity in a King, in which was a passage upon jails, which made a most lively impression; the Abbé remarked, amongst other things, that ¢¢ a place of security cannot without flagrant injustice become the abode of despair.\u201d\u2019 He feelingly described the loathsome dungeons in which prisoners werè confined, previous to as well as after their trial; so horrid, he said, were these infectious dens, that the prisoners blessed the moment which led them to execution, relieving them from greater sufferings, and concluded with these words : « (reat God, can there be under a good Prince, subjects who long for the scaffold ?Blessed be this immortalday ; I have fulfilled the wish of my heart\u2014that of depositing this weight of grief in the bosom of the best of monarchs.\u201d It was observed that the discourse had sensibly affected the King and his brothers.The next day a selfish and venal courtier remarked tothe Comte d\u2019 Artois that the Abbé de Besplas had complained improperly of the manner in which prisoners were treated in the jails, since it might be considered as a part of the punishment which their crimes deserved.The Prince interrupted bim indignantly, exclaiming, ¢ How is it known that they are guilty?that is never known till the sentence is passed.\u201d \u2014# Memoirs of Fouche, by himself \u2014We copy from the Courier the following notice of this work : \u2014 A publication has just made its appearance in Paris, which, as an historical work, must be regarded with great curiosity.We speak of Te Memoirs of Fouche, a posthumous work of that notorious character, Nine ears ago, when he was Minister of Police to Louis vir a short sketch of his life appeared in England, which, so far as it went, delineated him much more correctly than his own partial pen.It spoke of his atrocities in 1793 and 1794.It cited his own recorded statements of the Churches he had plundered, and the massacres he had perpetrated.These things he of course throws into shade.He declares that he was never a member of any of the Revolutionary Commit tees, This is true, as regards the Committees of Government in Paris ; but at Lyon he presided for many weeks in a Revolutionary Committee, which day after day slaughtered 60, 80, 100, 200, individuals at a time.In short, Robespierre himself was not a more sanguinary monster.But the actions of Fouche are wel) known ; and if they were not, we could not expect to find them faithfully related by himseif.His opinions on other events and persons are more likely to be impartial, and they are abundantly curious.He is not one of those who think that the Revolution was inevitable.On the contrary.he says, that if Louis XVI.had had the firmness to dissolve the National Assembly, he might have sate on his throne to this hour ; and he expressly declares that the Bastille would not have been attacked on the 14th July, if the Generals had done their duty on the 12th, After the murder of the henevolent Louis, the Government was seized by the National Convention.Let &shear how Fouche describes this power.\u2018\u201c It was a sort of monstrous dictatorship,\u201d says he, \u201c which grew out of the subversion of all order.and presented alternately the picture of Athenian anarchy and of Turkish despotism.\u201d The memorable 18th of Brumaire found Fouche Mi.pister of Police to the Directory.It is curious to observe him (unconscious as it were) exposing his own perfidy on this occasion.He knew all Puonaparte's intrigues to get possession of the Consulship ; he knew that the struggle was to take place that morning at St Cloud : but he was doub:fu! of the event.\u2014 He therefore took no step one way or the cther, but sat at Paris surrounded by his police agents, keeping his (ye on both - parties, sending out spies every five minutes, and re ceiving intelligence as frequently, until the sword of Buonaparte had cut the Gordian knot \u2014Then he hastened to salute the victor, and was rewarded by being continued in his pest as Minister of Police, It has often been observed that Buonaparte, at the time of which we are speaking.shewed himself far inferior to our Cromwell ; and Fouche\u2019s picture of the scene, which is drawn with great liveliness, fully confirms the remark.Cromwell's conduct was cool, deliberate and firm, and the act was wholly hiscwn.The part which Buonaparte had to play wus chalked out for him by Sieyes, Talleyrand, and others ; and he would have failed in the performance if it had not been for the energy of his brother Lucien, and the decision « f Murat, Even in the Council of Ancients, where lis adherents formed a majority, he delivered his speech with much hesitation and disorder ; but when he came to address the Council of Five Hundred he turned pale, and trem - bled at the opposition which be encountered, and was actually carried out of the Hall by his own soldiers, Fouche mentions an incident which to those who know the local situation of the Palace of St, Cloud, are to be held or constrained, for we do will that you nerated, commanding, and by the tenor ofthese presents this behalf interested, that on the said Eighth day of and appear for the DESPATCH OF BUSINESS, to ordained ; in testimony w have caused to be made patent, and ihe Great Seal of our said Province to be thereunto affixed, witness our trusty and well beloved the honorable Sir Francis Nathaniel Burton, Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Hano- over our Province of Lower-Canada, &c.&c.&c.at said Province, the Eleventh day of November, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty four, and in the fifth year ofour Reign.to give any new intelligence whatever.thing later from ENGLAND by the UN1TED-STATES, and some American paragraphs to make up the semblance of a newspaper.need mention, is the fixing of the period for the mecting of the two Iouses in Parliament, for the despaten of business.strongly marks the state of indecision into which Buo naparte was thrown.No sooner had he escaped from the Hall, than he mounted tis horse, and galloped down the avenue, a distance of above a quarter of a mile, to the bridge leading towards Paris.Near this spot was Sieyes waitingin a post chaise with six horses.Murat jolned them at the bridge.He it wasthat decided Buo.naparte to turn back and lead the troops against the Legislative Body ; while Lucien, as President of the Council of Five Hundred, lent the cloak of his authority to the forcible dissolution of the Government.\u2014 These details give a tone and colour to the transaction, very different from what is commonly imagined, and we see in them traits perfectly consistent with the flight from the army in Russia, and the Sauve qui peut at Waterloo.re MonTrEeaL, Nov, 6.Reprieve \u2014 Morrison, Prime, and Craig, who received sentence of death at the last Court of Oyer and Terminer, and who were to have been executed yesterday, the first for rape and the two latter for horse- stealing, have heen pardoned by the Lieut.Governor, on condition of their immediately quitting the Provinces.\u2014 Montreal Courant.THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.FRANCIS BURTON, LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.(he vai THE FOURTH by the Grace of Gop, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith: To our much beloved and faithful the Legislative Councillors of our Province of Lower-Canada, and to our faithful and well beloved the Knights, Citizens and Burgesses of our said Province, GREETING :\u2014 Whereas the meeting of our Provincial Parliament stands prorogued to the Seventeenth day of November, Instant ;\u2014Nevertheless for certain causes and considerations we have thought fit further to prorogue the same to the Eighth day of January next, so that you nor any of you on the said Seventeenth day of November Instant, at our City of Quebec, to appear, and each of you, be as to us in this matter, entirely exo- firmly enjoining you andevery of you, and all others in January next, atour city of Quebec, personally you be treat, do, act and conclude upon those things which in our said Provincial Parliament, by the Common Council of our said Province, by the favour of God may be Dereof these our letters we verian Guelphic Order, Licutenant-Governor in and our Castle of Saint Lewis, in our City of Quebec in our F.B.Tromas DoucLass, Cik.Cn.in Chy.QUEBEC : THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1824.The delay of the- Mails has put it out of our power There is no- we have had recourse to the NEw-Yorx journals for Our next advices will probably give the French official account of the King\u2019s accession to the Throne of the Bourbons.We have no doubt but his occupation will be a peaceable one.The AMFRICAN Editors are taken up by the Presidential question, almost to the exclusion of L.A FAYETTE.\u2014 Neither decency nor moderation restrain them in their abuse of each other on this subject.In this Province, the only article ofinterest whichwe His Excellency the LiEUTENANT GOVERNOR has named the 8th of January for their assembiing.DINNER DESSERT AND TEA SERVICES.FEW of the above for sale.\u2014 Apply to A WM CHATFERS, Sault.au Matelot_street.11th Nov.1821.f OUND AURIFF\u2014by Mr.Jean soufford, of st Laurent Parish, Island of Orleans\u201418 pieces of pine timber, with two chains and dogs on it, mark unknown.Aiso, four pieces of pine, and one mast sepa~ rate\u2014The owner may have them on paying expen- ces by application to the undersigned, but if not claimed within six months from this date they will be sold according 10 law, JOHN LAMBLY, Harbor-master.Quebec, Nov.5, 1824, PORT OF QUEBEC.\u2014 ARRIVED.Novr.7\u2014Brig Royal Charlotte, Hobson, 17th October from Newfoundland, to P.Burnett, cargo, rum and sugar, 1 settler, \u2014\u2014\u2014Nchr.Seaflower, Baker, 14 days from Newfid, to W.Budden, CRFZO, TUM and sugars SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.Accounts from helow state that the snow storms of Friday and Saturday last were most tremeadous, and had caused considerable damage tn several vessels bound up and down the river, which has, unfortunately, pro ed too correct.The Harleqnin,ene of our regular traders expected some time past,isstated to heon shore ou Green Is= and close to the Light Hense, where she was driven in the gale on Friday last.The Schooner Victoire, Lajoie, from Halifax for this port is also wrecked near Point St.Valier.Several small craft.have, it is said, gone down to the assistance of these vessels.The Brig Fisher, Kay, which sailed from hence on the 31st vit.has returned, She lost hoth anchors and boweprit off the Brandy Pots on Saturday last.The Emma, Reid, from hence, had alse suffered considerably.She lost both masts, &c¢ but succeeded in riding out the gale.The Brig Anglim retnrned yesterday with the loss of an anchor, cable, and bowspri; : she reports having seen a Brig at anchor ia the traverse, which she took to he the Mary & Jane,with loss of sud- der and maintop-mast, and a signal of distressfiylng.The Brig Maria, White, has also returned with the loss of ane chors and cables, \u2019 The Schooner William, Jackson, for Dublin.iying in the har hour, lost both her anchors yesterday, anil carried away her Jib boom by being run foul of.The Schooner Seaflower, Baker, sailed from St.John, Newfound» Jand, on the 24th of Octoher, and arrived last Saturday evening off Patrick\u2019s Hole, being a passage of only 13 days.The Charlotte, Chesney, for this port, sailed from St, John on the same day as the Seaflower, The Commerce, of Glasgow, was seen by fhe Royal Charlotte off Cape Chat, 31st ult, Spoke the Cato, McCall, off Matan, 1st inst.a Il well.i H, M.Brig Icarus, for Halifax, got under way on Monday morne ng, but soon after came to anchor and did not sail until the afternoon, Several Merchantmen have also left the port this week, GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.FRANCIS BURTON, LIEUTENANT (FUUVERNEUR.EORGE QUATRE, parla Grace de Dieu, Roi du Royaume Uni de la Grande-Bretagne et d\u2019Irlande, Défenseur de la Foi :\u2014A nos bien-aimés et fi - dèles Conseillers Législatifs de notre Province du Bas- Canada, et à nos fidèles et bien-aimés Chevaliers, Citoyens et Bourgeois de notre dite Province, SALUT :\u2014 Vi que I\u2019 Assemblée de notre Parlement Provincial se trouve prorogé au dix-septiéme jour de Novembre courant ; néanmoins, pour Certaines causes et considérations, nous avons jugé à propos de proroger encore icelle au huitième jour de Janvier prochain ; de sorte que vous, ni aucun de vous, ne serez, le dit dix-se ptième jour de Novembre courant, tenus ni obligés de paroître dans notre cité de Québec ; car nous voulons que vous, et chacun de vous, soyez, quant à nous, entièrement déchargés à cet égard; vous commandant, et par la teneur de ces présentes enjoignant fermementà vous,et à chacun de vous, et à tous autres intéressés, que vous soyez et pa- roissiez personnellement, le dit huitième jour de Janvier rochain, dans notre cité de Québec, pour procéder à \"EXPEDITION DES AFFAIRES, et traiter, faire, agir et conclure sur les choses qui, par \u2018la faveur de Dieu, pourront être ordonnées dans notre dit Parlement Provincial, par le Conseil Commun de notre dite Pre- vince.En foi de quoi nous avons fait rendre.ces présentes nos Lettres Patentes, et à icelles fait apposer le Grand Sceau de notre dite Province.Témoin notre fidèle et bien-aimé l\u2019Honorable Sir Francis Na- THANIEL BURTON, Chevalier Grand\u2019Croix de Ordre Guelphique et Royal d\u2019Hanovre, Licutenant-Gouver- neur dans et pour la Province du Bas-Canada.&c.&c.&c.A notre Château Saint Louis, dans notre Cité de Québec, dans notre dite l\u2019rovince, le onzième jour de Novembre, l\u2019an de Notre Seigneur mil huit cent vingt- quatre, et dans la cinquième année de notre Règne.F Trnomas DoucLass, Greff.C.en Chancellerie.EE STATE oF THY THERMOMETER for the past wesk at Bo'cluck, À.M, 1 26, 21, 25, 33, 36, 27, 26. Québec à savoir : N vertu d\u2019un MANDAT de No.1290.; VENDITIONI EXPONAS, émané dela Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté pour les causes civiles, dans et pour le district de Québec, dans une certaine cause dans laquelle Marie Elot dit Julien de la paroisse de Beauport dans les comté et district de Québcc, veuve et douairière de feu Alexandre Bruneau ci devant de la cité de Quebec, navigateur, et en dernier lieu de la dite paroisse de Beauport, cultivateur, actuellement décédé, était demanderesse et Charles Touchette de la dite cité de Québec, maitre maçon, était défendeur et Olivier Grenier du même lieu, journalier, et de la dite Marie Elot dit Julien son épouse, était reprenant l'instance et Michel Landry huissier audiencier de cette Cour était curateur duement appointé au délaissement fait en cette cause par le défendeur, et dans laquelle Joseph Remi Vallières de St, Réal, Ecuyer, de la dite cité de Québec, est avocat pour la dite demanderesse et pour les reprenans l\u2019instance a obtenu distraction de fraix en sa faveur, à moi adressé m\u2019ordonnant de vendre à LA FOLLE EN- CHERE de Charles Paradis, à savoir, \u2018\u201c Un emplacement sis et situé dans le fauxbourg St.Roch de Québec.dans la rue Grant, consistant en quarante pieds de front sur soixante pieds de profondeur, borné en front à l\u2019est par la rue Grant, dans la profondeur, au bout de la dite profondeur par Thomas Hunt, au côté nord par un certain François Perche, fils et d'autre côté au sud par la rue des Fossés avec une maison en bois à deux étages à sol ges en pierres, et un four et une autre maison 3 un étage y dessus érigés, circonstances et dépendances.\u201d Or je donne par le présent avis public que le dit emplacement, avec ses appartenances et dépendances sera vendu et adjugé au plus offrant et dernier enchérisseur, dans mon Bureau en la maison de justice de la cité de Québec, le LUNDI VINGT- DEUX de NOVEMBRE courant à ONZE heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de la vente seront énoncées.T.4.YOUNG, Shérif.On est averti que passé les vingt quatre heures qu suivront immédiatement le jour du rapport du dit ordre, il ne sera reçu aucune opposition afin de conserver ; et l\u2019on est de plus averti que le dit Writ est rapportable le premier jour de Février prochain.7.4.7, Bureau du Shérif de Québec, 3 Novembre, 1824.ont Québec, savoir ; 1\\N vertu dun WRIT DE No.1380.} VENDITIONI EXPO- NAS, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi ponr les Causes civiles, dans et pour le District de Québec, à la poursuite de Marguerite Pouliot, veuve du défunt Honoré Salvé, de la Cité de Québec, dans le Comté et District de Québec, dans sa qua- Jité de donataire et légataire universelle de feu James Sheppard, Ecuyer, dans son vivant Shé- riff du dit district, contre les terres et possessions de FRANCOIS LANGUEDOC, de la dite cité de Québec, dans le comté et district de Québec susdit, Maintenant entre les mains et possessions de Michel Landry, huissier, du même lien, Curateur appointé au délaissement fil¢ en cette cause, à motadressé, j'ai saisiet pris en exécution comme appartenant au dit François Languedoc.* Un lot de terre on emplacement situé quartier du Palais en Ja Basse.Ville de Québec, contenant quarante pieds de front sur telle profondeur qui peut y avoir depuis la rue St, Chirles, ou il estborné vers le sud.est, à aller jusqu\u2019à la rue St, Paul où la grève de la riv ère St.Charles, joignant du côté sud-ouest partie à Benjamin Tremain, représentant Louis Corbin,et partie au terrein de sa Majesté, et d\u2019autre côté vers le nord- est à un autre terrein de Philipe Aubert De Gaspé, avec ensemble la maison, hangard, et autres biti.mens sur le dit lot de terrein construits\u201d Or je donne avis public par le présent, que le dit lot de terre ou emplacement sera vendu et adjugé au plus offrant et dernier enchérisseur, à mon Bureau, en la chambre d\u2019Audience de la cité de Québec, LUNDI le QUINZIEME jour de NOVEMBRE prochain à ONZE heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieux les conditions de la vente seront énoncées.T 4.YOUNG, Sheriff.On est averti que passé les vingt quatre heures qui suivront immédiatement le jour du rapport du dit ordre il ne sera reçu aucune opposition afin de conserver ; et l'on est de plus averti que le dit Writ est rapportable le premier jour de Février prochain.1.4.7.Bureau du Shérif de Quebec, 28e.d\u2019Octobre, 1824, N vertu d\u2019un WRIT de VENDITIONI EXPO- Québec, savoir :1 No.414.J NAS, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté, pour les causes civiles dans et pour le District de Québec, dans une certaine cause dans laquelle Anne Elizabeth Normanville deSt.Gabriel, Supérieure du Couvent et Communauté de l'Hôtel Dieu de Québec, Marie Fournier de St.Antoine, Maitresse des Novices, Geneviève Bertrand de la Croix, Hospitalière, Marie Angélique Viger de St.Martin, Dépositaiee, Marie Madeleine Vocelle de St.Pierre, Dépositaire des Pauvres, et Bibianne Belanger de St.Regis, et Marie Josephte Boudreault de St.Louis, Discrète, composant la plus saîne partie de la dite communauté furent de- manderesses, James Reeves de la cité de Québec, dans le Comté et District de Québec, horloger, étoit défendeur, et le dit James Reeves étoit demandeur, en garantie, et John Phillips, de \u2018a dite cité de Québec maître maçon, fut défendeur en garantie, et le dit John Phillips fut demandeur en garantie, et Joseph Miville, ci devant de la dite cilé de Québec, aubergiste, maintenant de la Peti.le Nation, dans le comté de York, dans le district de Montréal, étoit défendeur, en garantie, et le dit Joseph Miville étoit demandeur, en garantie, etFe - lix Têtu, dela dite cité, comté et \u2018listrict de Québec, Ecuyer, Notaire, étoit défendeur en garantie, et le dit Joseph Miville a recouvré de Felix Tètu, contre les terreset possessions du dit Felix Têtu, à moi adressé ; j'ai saisi et pris en exécution comme appartenant au dit FELIX TETU, un emplacement situé en la haute ville de Québec, sur la rue des pauvres, consistant en quatre vingt pieds de front plus ou moins, sur cent dix pieds de profondeur, plus ou moins, borné par devant à la dite rue des pauvres, par derrière au terrein ci après désigné joignant d\u2019un côté au nord-ouest a François Blanchet, et d'autre côté au sud à Louis Huot et Michel Tessier, avec une maison dessus construite en pierre a deux étages, circonstances et dépendan ces.2.Un bail emphitéotique qui expirera le ler.Mai 1835 ; un lot de terre prenant son front a la fin de la profondeur du terrein ci-dessus désigné au côté nord-est de la rue des pauvres, erallant jusqu\u2019à la rue Collins, qui conduit à l\u2019Hôtel Dieu où le dit lot de terre aboutit et est borné au côté nord- ouest à François Blanchet, au côté sud-est partie à Jean Belanger et partie à James Mitchell et Midis Tessier, avec les bâtisses dessus construites, circonstances et dépendances.3.Un emplacement situé au fauxbourg St.Roch, rue St.Valier, consistant en soixante dix pieds de front, plvs ou moins, en la profondeur qui se trouve depuis le niveau de la dite rue St.Valier, jusqu\u2019au pied du côteau St e Genevieve, joignant pardevant à la dite rue St Valier, par derrière au pied du dit côteau Ste.Geneviève, d\u2019un côté au nord-ouest à Joachim Côté, et d\u2019autre côré au sud-ouest à Jean Baptiste Thomas dit Bigaouette, circonstances et dépendances.4.Un lot de terre spacieux formant huit emplacemens situés au fauxbourg St.Jean, sur le côté sud de la rue St.Jean faisant un front de cent soixante et dix pieds de front sur cent vingt pieds de profondeur, borné pardevant au grand chemin ou rue St.Jean, par derrière aux terres du gouvernement, joignant d\u2019un côté au nord-est à une rue partant de la rue St.Jean en gagnant vers le snd, et d\u2019autre côté au sud-ouest au jardin de William Ginger, représentant Martin Childs, les dits em- placemens formant les Nos.21, 22, 23, et 24, et leurs abouts, circonstances et dépendances.-\u2014Or je donne avis public par le présent, que les dits em- placemens, circonstances et dépendances, seront vendues et adjugéesau plus offrant et dernier enchérisseur, à mon Bureau, dans la Cour de Justice de la dite cité de Québec, LUNDI le QUINZIE- ME jour de Novembre prochain, à ONZE heures du matin auxquels tems et lieux les conditions de la vente seront énoncées.T.4.YOUNG.Shérif.On est averti que passé les vingt.quatre heures qui suivront immédiatement le jour du rapport du dit ordre, il ne sera reçu aucune opposition afin de conserver ; et l\u2019on est de plus uverti que le dit Writ est rapportabie le premier jour de Février prochain.T.À.K.Bureau du Shéiiff, Quêbec, 28 Octobre, 1824.Montréal, A)\" vertu d\u2019un MANDAT d\u2019EXE- savoir : 4 CUTION, émané ce la Cour do Banc du Koi de Sa Majcs'é pour les Causes civiles dans et pour le susdit ditrrict de Monuéal, dla poursuite, de Frarçois Texier dit Lavigne, de la Seigneurie de Annfield, dans le dit district de Montréal, hubitant, et d\u2019Angélique Gendron, sa femme, à ce duement par lol autorisée contre les terreset possessions de LOUIS SARRAULT, du même lieu Noraire, à moi adressé ; j'ai saisi el pris en exécution comme appartenant au dit Louis Sarrauli, 1.Toute la partie inférfeure d\u2019une certaine maison de p\u2018erre à deux étages érigée et bâtie sur Une fermc appartenante aux dits François Tex ier dit Lavigne et Angélique Gendron, sise et située dans la paroisse St.Clement, dans la susdite Seigneurie d'Annfield, au nord du grand chemin du Roi, telle que la dite partie inférieure de ta dite maison de pierre pourra se trouver, avec tous les membres et dépendances y appartenans comnie aussi les appartemens qu\u2019elle contient, et encore le terrein derrière la dite maison, et trente pieds en largeur au dessus etajoignsnt le pignon au sud-ouest de la die maison en ligne avec le grand chemin de Roi sur la profondeur qui peut se trouver jusqu\u2019au bord de l\u2019eau du fleuve St.Lavrent, la ligne nord-est à être prise an et du coin de derrière qu nord nord-est de la maison en allant gagner le premier coin du hangard appartenant au dit demandeur, et de lacontinuant en ligne droite jusqu\u2019au bord de l\u2019eau, avec un passage pour charrette en commun avec le dit demandeur, au dessus et le long des dits trente pieds de terrein jusqu\u2019au dit bord de l\u2019eau ; comme encore avec le droit d\u2019enmagaziner six malles ou coffres dans le grenier de la dite maison, et reservant aux dits plainrifs aussi de déposer leurs patates et autres légumes ou provisions dans un coin de la cave de la dite maison, avec le droit mutuel entre les deux d\u2019entrée et de sorts- dans ou bors des dits apparte.mens dans la dite \u2018aison pour cet effet à toujours, 2.Un lotde terre ou emplacement sis et situé dans le village de Beauharnois dans Ja susdite seigneurie d\u2019Anufield désigné comme nombre neuf dans le dit village, contenant quatrevingt dix pieds de front sur douze perches et dix piedsle long de la ligne nord « esty ct onze perches et deux pieds le long de la ligne du sud-ouest, de profondeur formant quatrevingt trois perches en superficie, borné en front par la rue de la rivière (River street) dans la profondeur par la ligne nord-ouest de la rue Ellice, au côté nord-est par le nombre huit possédé par Nicolas Boyer, ect au côté sud-ouest par le nombre dix possédé par Hipolite Sarrault, suivant le procès verbal de Chara les Emmanuel, Arpenteur juré, en date du 30 Septembre, 1822.\u2014Or je donne par le présent avis pur blic que les dites terres et possessions seront vendues et adjugéesau plus haut enchérisseur, à la pore te de l\u2019Eglise de la susdite paroisse St, Clement, le LUNDI VINGT-QUATRE de JANVIER prochain, a DIX heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de la vente seront énoncées.F- W.ERMATINGER, Shériff.Tous ceux qui ont des prétentions sur les immeu bles et dépendances ci-dessus désignés, soit par bypo- théque ou autre droit ou servitude, sont par le présent avertis d\u2019en donner avis au dit Shésiff,à son bureau susdit, suivant la loi ; et de plus, qu'aucune opposition afin dannuller ou afin de distraire le tout ou partie des ditsimmeubles et dépendances, ou afin de charge ou servitude sur iceux, ne sera reçu par le dit Shériff durant les quinze jours qui en précéderont la vente, Bureau du Shériff 18 Septembre, 1824, Montréal, N veriu d\u2019uu MANDAT de VEN.savoir : } DITIONI EXPONAS, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté pour les causes Civiles dans et pour le district de Québec, dans la Province du Bas-Canada, à la poursuite de François Droletie, de la cité de Québec, dans le comté de Québec, dans le susdit district de Québec, Marchand, a moi adressé me commandant de ven dre en du cours de loi un lot de terre sis et situé dans la Concession de la Chaloupe, dans la parrois- se de Berthier, dans le dit district, contenant demi arpent de front sur dix arpens de profondeur, borné en front par la rivière Lachaloupe, dans la profondeur par le terrein de Jean Baptiste Brissette, d\u2019un côté par Jean Baptiste Guilbaut et d\u2019autre c6 é par Pierte Roi, le tout étant en bois debout et sans aucune Lätis-e y dessus érigée, lequel lot de terre avait été ci-devant saisi et pris en exécution par moi comme appartenant à ROBERT RITCHIE, dela paroisse de B:rthier, dans le comié de Warwick, dans le dit district de Montréal, merchand, en vertu d\u2019un Mandat d'exécution émané de là susdite Cour du Banc du Roi dans et pour le dit district de Q.1é+ bec, à la poursuite du dit François Droleute.\u20140O: je donne pas le présent avis public que le dit loi va lopin de terre sera vendu et adjugé au plus oftrane ala porte de l\u2019Eglise de la snsdite paroisse de Bers thier, le LUNDI QUATORZE de MARS prochain, à DIX heures du matin, auxquels tems ct lieu les conditions de la ven'e seront énoncées, .FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, She \u2018f, Tous Ceux qui ont des preteutions sur les terres et dépendances ci dessus désignées, son par hyputhéque ou autres droits où servitude, sont par le présent avertis d\u2019en doncer avisau dit Shérif, à son Bureau aux Trois Rivières, suivant la 24 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.loi, et de plus qu\u2019aucune opposition afin d\u2019annuller ou afin dé distraire Je tout ou partie des dites terres, ou afin de charge ou servitude sur icelles ne sera reçue par le dit Shérif durant les quinze jours précédens la vente d'icelle, Bureau du Shérif, 6 Novembre, 1824.Monué :1, EX vertu d'un ORDRE de Notre Sou- a savoir ; ¢ verain Seigneur le Roi, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté, pour les causes Civiles, dans et pour le susdit district de Montréal, à moi adres-é, me commandant de procèder à lagaisie, vente et pdjudicstion par décrêt volontaire, sur CHARLES LAMONTAGNE, marchand, de la cité de Montréal, dans le dit district de Montréal, de certain immeuble décrit dans le dit Ordre comme suit, savoir ; \u2018* Un cer- téin emplacement, faisant face à la rue St.Paul, et à la rue des Commissaires situé dans la dite rue St.Paul, borné pardevant par la dite rue St, Paul, d\u2019un cd'é par le dit Charles Lamontagne, de l\u2019autre côlé par Dominique Rousseau, et par derrière par la rue des Comumissa:res, avec une maison de pierres à deux étages, et autres bâtiments dessus construits,\u201d lequel il à acquis de Magdelaine Gamelin, de la cité de Moniréal susdite, veuve, exécutrice et legataire universelle de feu James Woolrich, vivant de Moniréal susdit, Ecuyer, par acte ou contract de vente passé pardevant Mire.Bedonin et cônfiére Notaires, le deux Aout dernier, sujet à Certaines charges et conditions mentionées et spécifiées, dahs le dit ordre comme suit, savoir : \u201c Cette partie du dit emplacement qui est situé dans la dite rue St, Paul, borué pardevant par la duerue, par derrière par nne ligne ci devant celle de l\u2019ancien mur des fortifications de la dite ville de Montréal, d\u2019un cô é par Je dit Charles Lamon.tagae, et de l'autre côté par le dit Dominique Rousseau, contenant! cent quinze toises françoises, vingt six pieds et six pouses quarré, avec la dite maison de pierres à deux éièges \u20act Autres bâtimensdes-us construits,\u201d et cette autre partie du dit emplacement, savoir ; de douze toises et un tiers située derriere l\u2019emplacement ci dessus mebtion- né, bornée pardevant par la susdite ligne, par derrière par une hgne ci devant celle de la prolongation de la rue Capitale dans la dite ville, d\u2019un côté por le dit Charles Lamontagne, et de l\u2019autre cô é par le dit Dominique Rousseau,\u201d sujettes et affectées au paiement d\u2019une rente annuelle et perpétuelle, decent trois livers et douze sols ancien cours égales à quatre livres six chelins et quatre pence cours actue), aux Dames Religieuses de l*Hôtel Dieu.de la dite ville de Montréal,\u201d lesquels emplà- cement et prémisses durant les trois dernières années qui en ont immédiatement pré:édé la saisie Ont été dans la possession du dit James Woolrich, et de la dite Magde- laine Gamelin 3 j'ai saisi et pris en exécution les susdits emplacement et prémisses et je donne par le présent avis qu\u2019icenx seront vendus et adjogés au plus offrant aujet, aux charges et conditions susdites par décrê! volontaire, sur le dit Charles Lamontagne.en mon bureau en la susdite cité de Montré:!, le LUNDI QUATORZE de MARS prochain, à ONZE heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de la vente seront énoncées, F.W, ERMATINGER, Shériff, Tous cenx qui ont des prétentions sur les immeubles ci-dessus désignés, soit par hypothêyue ou autre droit ou servitude, sont par le présent avertis d\u2019en donner avis au dit Shériff, à son Bur Teau én la cité de Montreal,suivant la loi,et de plus qu\u2019avcune Opposition afin d\u2019annuller ou afin de distraire le tout ou partie des dits lots de terre, ou afin de charge Ou servitude sur iceux, ne sera reçu par le dit Shériff durant les quinze jours précédant la vente et tout et chacun ayant des prétentions ou droits et spécialement des hypothôques qui pourront être des sujets d\u2018opposition afin de conserver, sont pareillement avertis et requis de les produire au dit Shérif, en son Bureau susdit, huit jours au moins avant le jour fixé pour la vente des dites prémissess Bureau du Shérif,6 Novembre 1624.Done N vertu d\u2019un ORDRE de notre Sou- savoir : verain Seigneur le Roi, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté, pour les causes civiles, dans et pour lc susdit district de Montréal, à moi adressé, me commandant de procéder à la saisie, vente et adjudication par décrêt volontaire sur THOMAS BEDARD, notaire public, pour la Province du Bas-Canada, résidant dans la paroisse St.Pierre du Portage, communément appellée l\u2019Assomption, dans le susdit district de Montréal, de certaine propriété immeuble décrite dansle dit ordre comme suit, savoir: « Un lopin de terre sis en la paroisse de St.Jacques, dans le districtde Montréal,ayant soixante et quinze pieds neuf pouces sur le chemin de base à aller au bout de cent cinquante trois pieds en profondeur, où il prendra un arpent de front sur vingt-neuf arpens de profondeur environ, tenant pardevant au chemin du Roi, par derrière aux terres de la grande ligne, d\u2019an côté partie à Raymond Chaput et Dame veuve et héritiers Chaput, et partie à Joseph Senet, Ecuyer, Juge a paix, de la dite paroisse de St.Jacques, d\u2019autre côté à Joseph Desma- Fais,avec une maison en bois, une laiterie et puits dessus construits,\u201d qu\u2019il a acquise de Joseph Senet, Ecuyer, ar acte de resiliation passé dans la dite paroisse St.ierre du Portage,devant Mtre.Louis Raymond et son confrère notaires, le vingt-quatre de Janvier, mil huit cent vingt-quatre, sujette aux charges et conditions ci- après mentionnées, à savoir: \u2018* à la charge d\u2019une rente et pension viagère en faveur de Louis Marion et de Susanne Peltier, son épouse, la dite rente et pension viagère stipulée dans un acte de donation fait par le dit Louis Marion et sa dite épouse, en faveur de Michel Thouin, et consistant dansles articles ci-après désignés, savoir : cinq minots de bled loyal et marchand, livrables à la , Toussaint, chaque année, cinq minots de pois et deux minots et demi d\u2019avoine, livrables à la St.Michel, aussi chaque année, et distraction préalablement faite en faveur de la dite Dame veuve et héritiers Chaput, d\u2019un lopin de terre de vingt deux pieds trois pouces de lar geur sur cent vingt pieds de long, vis-à-vis et dans la ligne de la grange bâjie sur la dite terre du ditacqué- reur, à prendre la dite longueur partant de l\u2019emplacement du dit Raymond Chaput,\u201d lequel dit lot de terre et prémisses ont été pendant les trois dernières années immédiatement antérieures à la saisie du dit lot, dans la ossession comme suit, à savoir : du dit Thomas Bedard epuis le sept de Mai, mil huit cent dix-sept jusqu\u2019au dix Juillet, mil huit cent vingtdeux, jour de la ventefaite ar lui des dits lot de terre et prémisses, au dit Joseph enet, qui les a possédés jusqu\u2019au vingt-trois de Janvier, mil huit cent vingt-quatre, date du dit acte de résiliation, en vertu duquelle dit Thomas Bedard, est devenu de nouveau propriétaire, et rentréen possession des dits lot de terre et prémisses, et dont il est encore en possession.J'ai saisi et pris enexécution les susdits lot de terre et prémisses, et je donne par le présent avis public qu\u2019iceux seront venduset adjugés au plus offrant et dernier enchérisseur, sujets aux charges et conditions susdites, par décrêt volontaire sur le dit Thomas Bedard, à la porte de l\u2019 Eglise de la paroisse St.Jacques susdite, le LUNDI SIX du mois DECEMBRE prochain, à DIX heures du matin, auxquelstems et lieu les conditions de la vante seront énoncées.FRED:., W.ERMATINGER, Shérif, Tous ceux qui ont des prérentions sur les prémi- ses ci-dessus désignées, soit par hypothéque ou autre roit ou servitude, soot par le présent avertis d\u2019en donaer avis au dit Sliérif,a son Bureau dans la cité de Montréal, suivant la loi; et de plus qu\u2019aucune op position afin d\u2019annuller ou afin de distraire le tout ou partie des dites prémisses, ou afin de charge ou servitude sur icelle«, ne sera reçu par ledit Shérif durant les quinze jours qui en précéderont la vente, ¢t tout et chacun ayant des prétentions ou droits et spécialement des hypothéques qui pourraient éire des sujets d'oppositions afin de conserver, sont pa.reillemeat avertis et requis de les produire au dit Shériff en son Bureau susdit, huit joirs au moins avant le jour fixé pour la vante de la dite terre, Bureau da Shé:iff.g1 Juillet, 1824.Nonureal,d N vertu d\u2019un MANDAT d\u2019EXECU- savoir : TION, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté pour les causes civiles danset pour le susdit district de Montréal, àla poursuite de Robert Unwin Harwood, tant en son propre nom qu\u2019en sa capacité de curateur appointé en due forme de loi, aux effetset a la succession vacante de feu William Har- wood, père, et aussi de curateur aux effets et succession vacante de feu John Harwood, tous deux décédés, de William Harwood, fils, de Sheffield, dans cette partie du Royaume Uni de la Grande Bretagne et d\u2019Irfande appellée l\u2019Angleterre, marchand, et d\u2019Edward Har- wood, du même lieu, marchand contre les terres et possessions d\u2019Adam Charles Muir, de la seigneurie d\u2019Argenteuil, dans le dit district, Ecuyer, 4 moi adressé ; j'ai saisi et pris en exécution comme appartenant audit ADAM CHARLES MUIR, un certain morceau de terre siset situé, et étant dans la susdite seigneurie d\u2019Argenteuil, sur la grande rivière Ottawa, au pied du long sault, contenant trois cent trente-trois arpens en superficie, mesure française, borné en front par la dite grande rivière ou l\u2019Ottawa, en arrière par la rivière du nord, d\u2019un côté parleshéritiers de feu Donald Cameron, et d\u2019autre côté par Georges Burke, Ecuyer, avec une grande maison de pierre, grange et autres bâtisses y dessus é igées.Or je donne par le présent avis public ue lesd.ts morceau de terre et prémisses seront venus et adjugés au plus offrant enchérisseur, à la porte de l\u2019Eglise dans le village St.Andrews, dans la susdite seigneurie d\u2019Argenteuil,le MARDI SEPT de DECEM- BRE prochain, à ONZE heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de la vente seront énoncées FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Shériff.Tous ceux qui ont des prétentions sur les terres et bati- mens ci-dessus désignés, soit par hypothéque ou autre droit ou servitude, sont par le présent avertis d'en donner avis au dit Shériff, à sun Bureau dans la Cité de Montréal, suivant la loi; et de plus, qu'aucune opposition afin d\u2019annuller ou afin de distraire le tout ou partie des dites terres et batimens, ou afin de charge ou servitude sur icelles, ne sera reque par le dit Shériff durant les quinze jours qui en précéderont la vente.Bureau du Sheriff, 29 Juillet, 1824.Montreal?N vertu d\u2019un ORDRE de notre Souve- savoir : rain Seigneur le Roi, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté, pour les causes civiles danset pour le susdit district de Montréal, à moi adressé, me commandant de procéder à la saisie, vente et adjudication par décrêt volontaire sur JAMES McMIL- LAN, autrefois du township Glengary,dansla Province du Haut.Canada présentement de la seigneurie Ri- gaud, dans le district de Montréal, bourgeois, de certain immeuble décrit dans le dit Ordre comme suit, savoir: Une certaine pièce de terre sise et située dans la dite seigneurie Rigaud, contenantdeux cent dix arpens en superficie, plus ou moins, désignée lot No.45et moitié du No.46, dans la premiére concession, et 45et 46 dans la seconde concession, bornée en front parla grande rivière, en arrière par des terres non concêdées, joignant d\u2019un côté les représentans de Richard Barnum et d\u2019autre côté un Cameron, dans la première concession, et Malcolm Cameron, dans laseconde concession, les dites prémisses ayant une maison, grange et autres bâtisses y dessus érigées, lesquelles pièce de tere et prémisses, luile dit James McMillan, a acquis ar acte de vente à lui consenti par Joseph Fortune, cuyer, residant dans la seigneurie d\u2019Argenteuil, dans le dit district de Montréal, pardevant Nolinet son confrère, notaires, le seize Février dernier, sujette aux charges, réserves et encombres mentionnées dans le dit ordre comme suit, savoir: I.Avec laréserve par le dit Joseph Fortune, d\u2019un certain emplacement que le dit Joseph Fortune, a vendu à un Donovan, dans et par certain acte de vente executé pardevant les notaires ci-dessus mentionnés, le quinze Novembre, mil huit cent vingt-trois.2.La huitième partie d\u2019un acre comme lieu de sepulture pour le dit Joseph Fortune et sa famille.3.Une autre petite pièce de terre que lui le dit Joseph Fortune, a vendu à un Richard Barnum, actuellement décédé, par acté exécute pardevant les notaires ci-dessus mentivnnés, les an et jour y contenus, la dite pièce de terre étant pareillement assujettie au payement de tous tels droitset redevances qui pourraient à l\u2019avenir accroitre et échoir dus au domaine de la dite seigneurie Rigaud, mais quitte de tous arrérag2s jusqu\u2019au seize Février dernier, date du dit acte de vente ; lesquelles pièce de terre et prémisses avoient été dans la possession du dit Joseph Fortune pendant plus que les trois années qui ont immédiatement précédé la dite vente d\u2019icelles, par lui faite au dit James MeMillan, qui les a possédées du depuis.J'ai saisi et pris en exécution les dites pièce de terre et prémisses, et je donne par le présent avis public, qu\u2019icelles seront vendues et adjugées au plus haut enchérisseur, par dé- crêt volontaire sur le dit James McMillan, ila porte de I\u2019Eglise de la paroisse Ste.Madelaine de Rigaud, dans le dit district, le LUNDI SIX de DECEM BRE prochain à DIX heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de la vente seront énoncées.FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Shé:if.Tous ceux qui ont des préteolions sur la terre et bâe timens ci.dessus désignés, so\u2018t par hypothèque où autre droi: ou servitude, sont par le présent averus d\u2019en dunner avis au dit Shérif, à son Bureru dans la Cité de Mon réil, suivant la loi; et de plus qu'aucune op- po:ition afia d\u2019annuller ou afin dedistruire le tout où partie de la dite tecre et bâtimens, ou \u2018fin de charge ou servitude sur iceile, ne sera reçue par le dit Shérif durant les quinze jours qni en précéderont la vente, d\u2019icelle ; et tous et chacun ayant des prétentions ou droits, et spé.cialemant des hypothèque qui pourraient être des sujets d'oppositions afin Ge conserver, sont pareillement avertis et requis de les produire au dit S.énff en son Bureau susdit, huit jours au moias avant le jour fixé pour la veute de Ja dite terres Bureau du Shérif, 29 Juillet, 1824.Montréal.) TEZNN vertu d\u2019un ORDRE de Notre Sou- savoir 3 ; {4 verain Seigneurle Roi, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi èr Sa Majesté pour les causesci- viles dans et pour le susdit district de Montréal, à moi adressé, ne commandant de procéder sur JOSEPH THIBAUDEAU, marchand, de la paroisse St.Dénis, dans le susdit district de Montréal, par décrêt volontaire, à la saisie, vente etadjudication de certain immeuble décrit dans le dit ordre, comme suit, savoir: Une terre sise et située en la première concession de la pa roisse de St.Dénis, dansie districtde Montréal, de la contenance de deux arpens de front sur trente trois ar- ens'de profondeur, le tout plus ou moins, tenant devant à la rivière Richelieu, derrière à la rivière Amiot, d\u2019un côtéà Louis Quintai, et de l\u2019autre côtéau docteur Nel san, avec maison, grange et autres bâtime as dessus construits 3° laquelle le dit Joseph Thibaudeau a acquise d\u2019Etienne Mignault, cultivateur, de la dite paroisse Ste Dénissusdite, par acte de vente exécuté pardevant Mtre.Bourdages et son confrère, notaires, à St.Dénis, le vingt de Février, mil huit cent vingt trois, sujet seulement aux droits seigneuriaux futurs; lesquelles terre et prémisses ont été pendant les trois années immédiatement antérieures à la saisie d\u2019icelles, en la possession du dit Etienne Mignault, jusqu au moment de la vente d\u2019icel- lesau dit Joseph Thibaudeau, quilesa possédéesdepuis ce tems là.J\u2019aisaisi et pris en exécution les dites terre et prémisses, et je donne par le présent avis public qu\u2019icelles seront vendues et adjugées au plus offrant et dernier enchérisseur, sujettes aux conditions susdites, par décrêt volontaire sur le dit Joseph Thibaudeau, à la porte de I\u2019Eglise de la susdite paroisse St.Denis, le LUNDI, SIX de D ECEMBRE prochain, à DIX heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de la vente seront énoncées.F.W.ERMATINGFR, Shériff.Tous ceux qui ont des prétentions sur les prémise ses « i\u201cdessus désignées, soit par hypothéque ou autre droit ou servitude, sont par le présent avertis d'en donner avis au dit Shérif, à son Bureau dans la cité de Montréal, suivant la loi; et de plus gu'aucune ope position afin d\u2019annaller ou afin de distraire le tout ou partie des dites prémisses, ou afin de charge ou servitude sur icelles, ne sera regue par le dit Sbérif durant les quinze jours gui en précéderont la vente, et tons et chacun ayant des prétentions ou droits, el spe- cialement deslhypothêques qui pourraient être des sujets d\u2019oppositions afin de conserver, sont pareillemeat averiis et requis de les produire au dil Shérif en son Ba reau susdir, huit jourau moins avant le jeur fixe pourla vente de la dite terre.Bureau du Shérif, 31 Juil et, 1824. 25 TroisrRivières N vertu d\u2019un OR DRE d\u2019EX- savoir : J ECUTION, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi desa Majesté pour les causes civiles dans et pour le distriet des Trois Rivières susdir, à l\u2019ins-ance d'Antoine Merrant, navigateur et cultivateur de la paroisse de Ste.Anne Lapera* de, dans le comté ile Hamshire, contre les biens, terres et possessions \u2019AMBROISE MERRANT, aussi Cultivareur et navigateur de la dite paroisse Ste.Anne Laperade, à moi adiessé ; j'ai saisi et prisen exécution comme appartenanrau dit Ambroise M:rrant, 1.Une terre située en ladite paroisse et seisneurie de Ste.Anne, contenant deux arpens de front sur quarante arpens de profondeur, bornée pardevant au fleuve St.Laurent, et par derrière au bout dela dite profondeur, joignant du côté nord està Archange Loranger, etau sud ouest à Joseph Dolbeck, avec tous les bätimens des us- coustruits.2.Une autre terre située en li inême paroisse et seigneurie, contenant trois arpens de front sur quarante arpens de profondeur, bornée pardevant partie à la terre ci dessus, et partie aux dits Archang: Loranger et Joseph Dulbeck et en profondeur au bout des dits quarante arpens, joignant au nord està Jos, C.Dury, et au sud ouest à Olivier Gariepy,.ladite terre détrichée en partie.Or je donne par le présent avis que les dites terres seront séparément vendues et adjugées au plus hant enchérisseur, à la porte de l\u2019Eglise de la dite parois«e Ste.Anne Laperade LUNDI le VINGTQUA- TRKEME jour de JANVIER prochain, a DIX heu.res-du malin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions dc la vente seront énoncées.- L.GUGY, Shé:if, Tons et un chacan ayant aucun droit quétconque sur tes prémisses te} que ci dessus décrites, suit par hypo- ihêque nu tout autre (Î re ou charge, sont per ie présent avertis d'en donner avis au dit: Sherif, à sou Bureau sus\u201d dit, suivant la lois et en oucre, que nulle opposition afin d'anvuller ou afin de distraire le: tous ou partie des dites prém'sses, Où afin: de charge on servitude sur icelles ne sera reçue por ledit Sbérif durant les quinze jours qui en précéderont la vente.- Bureau du Shérif, 20 Sept.: 1824.Trofs.Rivièr:s, +N vertu d'un ORDRE d\u2019E- savoiri .À XECUTION, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté pour les causes civiles dans et pour le district des Trois- Rivières sosdit, à la poursuite de Jeén Cressé, cultivateur, de la pasuisse de Nicolet, comme ayant évousé Marie Anne Crevier de St François, Joseph Abraham dit Desmarais, culrivaieur, de la paroisse de St.François, comme ayant épousé Marguerite Crevier de St.François, Louis Modeste Cie\" vier de Saint Frarçois.et François: X vier Crevier de St.Frarço:s, tous deux cultivateurs,de la paroisse de St.François, dans le comté de Buckingham.shire, héritiers chaçun pour un quart dans la succession de feue Marie Anne Lemaitre, leur mère et belle mère,contre les biens, terres et possessions de François Xavier Crevier de St.Français, père, cul.tivaleur, de la dite paroisse de Si.François, à moi adressé ; j'ai saisi et pris en exécution comme appartenant au dit FRANCOIS X.CREVIER DE St.FRANCOIS, pére, I.Lz juste moitié indivise, et la jouissance et usufruit dans l\u2019autre moitié durant la vie du dit François Xavier Crevier de SL.François, père, dans un lopin de terce situé en la dite pa\u2026 roisse de St.François, dans le bas de l\u2019Isle-du Fort, borné par devant à Antoine Manseau, et en profon- - deur au fronteau de la côte, joignaat au.nord est à Michel Duguez et Antoine Bazin, et au.sud est à Antoine Manseau et Joseph Pinard, et au chemin qui conduit à la cote le long du petit chenail, avec une maison, grange, étable et autre bâtimens dessus construits, tel que le tout a été possédé par le dit défendeur.2.La juste moitié, et la jouissance dans- l\u2019aotre moitié comme cisdessus, dans un Monceau de terre au dit lieu, contenant huit perches de front, borné par devant au terrein ci-dessus décrit No.1.et allant en profondeur jusqu\u2019au lac St.Pierre, joigitant au nord està Amoine Bazin, et au sud ouest aux représentans de feu le Colonel Descham- bault, partie en culture et partie en sucrerie.3, La moitié indivise-dans un lopin oulangue deterre au même lieu, contenant environ trois perchés-de front à la devanture, et neuf perches à l\u2019autre bout, sur sept arpeus de protondear, bornée par devant à Antoine Manseau, et en profondeur au grand cheuail, joignant du.côt#\u2018 sud est à Michel Duguez et du Côté nord ouëst à Bazile Cartier.4.Une part indivise de cent cinq pieds de front, daus un morceau de terse au dit licu, contenant um arpeht-de front, prenant par devant au grand chenail, st courant jus- GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.qu\u2019au chenail Tardif, joignant au nosd ouest à Michel Duguez, et au sud est à Louis Crevier Des- chenaux, 5.La juste moitié indivise, et la jouissance dans l\u2019ansre moitié pendant la vie du dit défendeur.duns une part contenant quarante (rois pieds de front dans un morceau conteBant un demi arpent de front, borné en front et profondeur comme le No.4.joignant au nord ouest a louis Crevier Deschenaux, et au sud est à Bazile Cartier.6.La moitié indivise et la jouissance «t usufruit co nme ci dessus, dans tn lopin de terre situé en la même paroisse, dans l\u2019Isle Blazon, borvé par devaut à Pierte Crevier de St.François, et en profondeur à Joseph Bibault joignant au nord est au marais de l\u2019Isle Blazon, et au sud Guest au marais de la peste Baye.7.Pareillement la moitié indivise, et la jouissance et usufruit dans l\u2019autre moitié comme susdit dans une terre Contemant trois ar- pens de front sur trente arpens de profondeur, bornée par devant au chemun d\u2019Yamasks, et en pro.fondeur à Antoine Allard, joignam au nord es: à Jean Brpriste Courchaine, et «u sud ouest à Bazile et Regis Pelissier.- Or je donne par le présent avia que les susdites terres et parts de terre respcclive.ment seront séparément vendues et adjugées au plus haut eachériaseur, à la porte de PEgl'se de la dite paroisse de Saint François, SAMEDI le DOUZIE.ME jour de MARS prochain, à DIX heures du matin, auxquels rems et lieu les conduions de la vente seront énoncées.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Tous ceux qui ont des prétentions sur les dits immeubles et dépendances ci-dessus désignés, soit par hypo- 3hêque ou autre droit ou servitude, sont par le present avertis d'en donner avis au dit Shériff, à son bureau susdit, suivant la loi ; et de plus qu\u2018aucune oppo- sitivn afin d\u2019annuller ou afin de distraire le tout ou parie des ditsimmeubles et dépendances ou afin de charge ou servitude sur iceux, nesera reçu par le dit Sheriff durant les quinze jours qui en précéderont la vente.Bureau du Shériff, § Nov, 1824.'FroissRiyières, EX vertu d\u2019vn ORDRE de savoir: VENDITION! EXPONA : émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majes'é pour les Causes civiles: dans et pour le district des Trois-Rivières snsdir, à la poursui:e d\u2019André Patterson, de la cité de Québec, Robert Pattersun et André Weir, de la même cité, uégociaus associés, fesant commierce en la dite curé de Québec, sous le nom de Pattersons & Weir, m\u2019enjoignant de procéder de novo, par voie de folle enchère, à la vente et adjudication de l'immeuble décrit au dit Ordre comme suit, savoir: Un morceau de terre de deux arpens de front sur environ huit arpens- de profon- à deur, situé dans l\u2019Isle St.Ignace, dans le bas de la rivière Ste.Anne,et dans la dite paroisse, borné par un bout au chenail St.Ignace, et- par l\u2019autre au chenail Ste.Marguerite, joignant d\u2019on côté au nord ouest à Pierre Vocel, et au sud est à Louis Lanouette, avec une brasserie à bierre et une petite maison dessus construites, le tout à la charge des cens et rentes et autres droits, réserves et devoirs seigueur riaux, suivant les titres de concession, lequel moi- : ceau de terre er dépendances avail é.é par moi ci.devant saisi et pris en exécution, à la poursuite susdite, comme appartenant à JOSEPH RIVARD LANQUETTE, culiivateur, de Ja paroisse de Ste.Anne Laperade, et ensuite vendu \u20ac: adjugé suivant le cours de ia loi à François Richer Lafièche, cul- tiyateur, de la même paroisse, qui a négligé de payer le prix-de la dite adjudication, en contravention aux conditions de la vente.Je donne en conséquence avis que lé susdit morceau deterre et dépendances sera de nowo vendu et adjugé, (à la folie-enchère du dit Français Richer Lofièche) à la porte de \u2019Eglise de la dite paroisse Stc.Anne Laperade, LUNDI le VINGTIEME \u2018jour de DECEMBRE prochain, à.ONZE heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de la vente seront énoncées.- Le GUGY, Shesiff, : Bureau du Shériff, 8 Nov, 1824.AV public est par le présent donné que le Président et les Directeurs de la Compagaie d Assurance, contre les accidens du feu, tant pour eux que pour les actionaires leurs associés \u2018dans la dite compagnie, sont dans: l'intention de présenter uve Requête Sha prochaine Session de la Legislature Provinciale, pour en obtenir un acte d'incorporation de la dite Société, sous les nom et forme de \u201c Compagnie d'Assurance de Québec, contre les accidens du feu.Wm.HENDERSON, Junr, Sect.Québec, le 5 Août 1824.- - CONTRATS DU GOUVERNEMENT.O\" recevra à ce Bureau jusqu'à Mercredi le 1e.jour de Décembre prochain, après midi, des olfr:s pour les services, sous mentionnés, savoir.Je.Pour manufacturer la Farine du Gouvernement es Pain pour l'usage des Troupes, peddant un an depuis le 25e, Décembre 1824, inclus:vement.-\u2014Les offres diront le nombre de bons pains, sains et bien faits, qui seront fournis pour chaque 112 livres de Farine sorties des Magasins du Gouvernement, et nommeront deux personnes respectables pour l\u2019accomplissement du Contrat et sera endossé, \u201c Contrat pour cuire du Pain, \u201d 2d.Pour tout charroyage qui peut être requis pour les départements Militaires dans cette Garnison pendant le même tems.\u2014Les offres diront les prix respectifs qui seront demandés par jours, par un, deux, trois ou quatre chevaux, avec des conducteurs et des voitures conformes au service qui sera a faire ; et aussi le prix par cent au dessous du Tarif de Police maintenan' en force, auxquels des charges seules seront trainées, il faut encore que les propositions établissent les noms de deux personnes respectables, qui seront responsables, pour l'accomplissement du Contrat,et sera endosse \u201c Contrat pour charroyer.\u201d 3e, Pour fournir au département de l\u2019Ordonnance dans cette Garnison, telles quantités de Bois, de Chaux, de Pierre et de Sable, (conformément à la spécification qui peut être vue à ce Bureau) qui sera requise durant le tems- ci-dessus mentionné.Les offres donneront les noms de deux.personnes respectables qui deviendront Tesponsables de l\u2019accomplissement du Contrat, et seront endossées.\u2018\u201c Contrat pour fournir le Bois,\u201d \u2018\u201c\u201c la Chaux,\u201d * la Pierre,\u201d \u2018* ou ie Sable,\u201d comme le cas se trouvera.Il faut que le Contrat pour-ce dernier service soit fast conformément aux Règles du Trésor, touchant les Con-' trats pour les fournitures de l'ordonnance, lesquelles règles peuvent aussi être vues à ce Bureau.Bureau du Commissaire Général, Québec, le.Novembre, 1824.Lettres d\u2019Echange du Gouvernement.N recevra des propositions à ce Bureau, pour des Lettres d\u2019Echange à 30 jours de vue, snr les Lords Commissaires de la Trésorerie de sa Majesté.- L'argent sera reçu à Québec ou à Montréal.Bureau du Commissaire Général, Québec, le 15 Oct, 1824.EAN BAPLISTE LAGUE,menuisier et charpentier Je ta paroisse St.Mathias, comté de Bedford, pre- vient le publie, qu\u2019il se propose de s\u2019adresser à la Lé- gisiature, à la prochaine Session, pour obtenir le privi- lèze d\u2019é iger un pont de pésge sur la riviere des Hurons, environ à deux arpens au dessous de l\u2019endroit où aboutit ie chemin de descente qui communique de cetie rivière \u2018aux traverses de la rivière Richelieu, au bas de la grosse Isle du Ba:sin de Chambly ; et de plus que le dit privilège s\u2019étende jusqu\u2019au pont de Ja rivière sur la terre de Joseph Bertrand, et uné lieue au dessus de l'endroit où doit étie baile dit pont ; lequelpont sera de la dimes tion suivante ; il aura sotxante pieds d\u2019échappe, lea lume bourdes, au nombre de six et de pruche, serout apppi- ées sur des fausses lambourdes de même bois, et av.ront dix buit pouces sur une face et quinze sur l\u2019autre, lea-culées auront dix neuf pieds de haut, vingt cinq pieds de profondeur par le haut du côté du sud-ouest, et quinze pieds du côté du nord est, sur une largeur pro- poitionnée, les pièces de ces culées seront dc même bois et d\u2019uo pied quarré, ces culées seront remplies de pierres terrassées, avec les corps-morts nécessaires pour retenir les pièces, Du cô é du sud-ouest, il y aura une levée d'environ un quart a\u2019arpent de long, et de six piedside haut, près de la culée, en diminuant jusqu\u2019à la terre fèr- me, et d\u2019une largeur proportionnée, le pontage sera de même bois et de pièces de cinq pouces d\u2019épaisseur, il y aura des gardes-corps, tant sur le dit pont, que sur les culées et levées, de six pouces quariés, portés par des poteaux-de trois pied.de haut et neuf pou ces quartés par le bas, de huit pieds \u2018en huit piedé, et de bois de pin.El y auta à chaque bout du pontsge, une lisse d\u2019un picd de large sur cinq pouces d\u2019épaisser.El prévient aussi le public queles taux de péage pour ce pont seront, Pouruae caléchr, 6 sols Poor une charette, chargée ou noû.\u2026.D BOIS, Pour ane voiture à quatre TOUES.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.10 sois, Par chaque mouton, co- Pour uoe Cariole ou trai-| :chon ou veau.1 soif De.\u2026.D sois.y Pour \u2018une personne\u2019 à Pour une voiture à deux pied.2so)s.- chevaux.10 sols, 3m\u2019 F1 A proportion pour anlres choses, A VENDRE, Fo .ca UN E FerMme située à la Petite \u201cRiviere: fens audessus du Pont de Scott, contenant 80 Acres de terre sous culture, avec une Malson nètive à Pour un homme A cheval o\u2026c.e\u2026\u2026