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TOME VI.\u2014No.52.JEUDI, 15 OCTOBRE, 1829.JAMES KEMPT, FORGE THE FOURTII, by the Grace of Gop, of XH 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, to an Assembly at our City of Quebec, on the Twentieth day of OcToBER Instant, to have been commenced and held, called and elected, and to every of you, GREETING :\u2014 Whereas for divers urgent and arduous affairs, us, the state and defence of our s:id Province, concerning, our Assembly at the day and place aforesaid, to be present, we did command, to treat, consent and conclude, upon those things which,in our Assembly, should then and there be proposed and deliberated upon ; and for certain causes and considerations, us to this especially moving, we have thought fit to Prorogne our said Assembly, so that you nor any of you, on the Twentieth day of OCTOBER Instant, at our said City to appear, are to be held or constrained, for we do will therefore, that you, and each of you, be as to us in this matter entirely exonerated 5 Commanding, and ky the tenor of these Presents firmly en- Joining you, and every of you, and all othersin this behalf interested, that on the First Day of DECEMBER next, at our said City of Quebec, personally you be and appear, to treat, do, act and conclude, upon those things whizh in our said Assembly, by the Common Council of our said Province, by the favor of Gop, may be ordained.\u2014I~ TesriMovy Wuereor, these our Letters we have caused to be made Patent, and the Great Seal of our said Province to be thereunto affixed: Witness our Trusty and Well Beloved Sir Jaymes Kener, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honorable Military Order of the Bath, Lieutenant General and Commander -in-Chief of all our Forces in the Provinces of Lower Canada and Upper Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, and their several Dependencies, and in the Island of Newfoundland, and Adnsinis- trator of the Government of our Province of Lower Canada.&c.&e.&c.at our Castle of Saint Lewis,in our City of Quebec, in our said Province, the Sixth day of OcToBER.in the Year of or Lord one thousand eight hundred and Twenty Nine, and in the Tenth Year of Our Reign.THOMAS DOUGLAS, Clk.Crown Chy.J.K.Proviace of Lower-Canada.JAMES KEMPT.By His Excellency Sir James Kemer, Knight Grand Cross of th Most Honorable Military Order of the Bath, Lieutenant General and Commander in Chief of all His Majesty\u2019s Forces in the Province: s of Lower- Canada, Upper Carada, Nova Scotia, New Bruus- wick and their several Dependencies, and in the Island of Newfoundland, and Administrator of the Government of the Province of Lower-Canada.A PROCLAMATION.HEREAS in the Session of the Provincial Parliament of Lower-Canada begun and holden on the Twenty-first day cf November, in thie ninth year of liz Majesty's Reign, and in the year of Our Lord, One thonsand eight hundred and twenty-eight, a certain Bill, intituled, * An Act to make a new and wore convenient division of the Province into Counties for the purjoscot effecting a more equal representation thercof in the Assembly than heretofore,\u201d was passed by the Legislative Council and the House of Assembly of this Province\u2014And whereas the said Bill, in the said Provincial Parliament, in the same Session thereof, on the Fourteenth day of March, in the Tenth year of His Majesty\u2019s Reign, and in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, was presented to me, the said Sir Jamis Kemer, being such Administrater of the Government as aforesaid, for His Majesty\u2019s assent, and was then by me reserved for the signification of His Majesty's pleasure thereon: And whereas the said Bill ha\u2018h been since laid before His Majesty in Council, and His Majesty by and with the advice of His Council, on the seventeenth day of August now last past, was pleased to assent to the said Bill, and pursuant to His Majesty\u2019s Royal pleasure in this behalf, the said Bill was then confirmed, ratitied and finally enacted.Therefore in pursuance of the Statute in such case made and provided, By this Proclamation [ do signify, publish and make known, That the said Bill hath been as aforesaid laid before His Majesty in Council, and that His Majesty hath been pleased to assent to, confirm, ratify and finally enact tlie same\u2014A nd of the premises I do hereby in His Majesty\u2019s pame require and command all Judges, Justices, Officers and Ministers of Justice and others, His Majesty\u2019s loving subjects, and all persons whomsoever, whom the same may concern to take notice and govern themselves accordingly.Given under my Hand and Seal at Arms, at the Castle of Saint Lewis, in the City of Q.ebec, the fifth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, and in the Tenth year of His Majesty\u2019s Reign.\u2018By His Excellency\u2019s Command, D.DALY, Sacretary.EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OFFICE, Quebec, 28th July 1829.IS EXCELLENCY the Administrator of the Government having received the sanction of His Majesty\u2019s Government to grant lands to such officers and soldiers as may bring satisfactory proof of their having served in the embodied Militia of tae Province during the last war with the United States, and who may not already have received the proportion allowed hy His Majesty's regulations to the rauk which they then held, and His Majesty\u2019s Government having directed that a time should be fixed within which all applications of this description must be made: Puslic Norice is hereby given that applications for lands on account of these services will be received till the Ist day of August 1830, after which no claim of this description will under any circumstances be admitted.By His Excellency\u2019s command HERMAN W.RYLAND NOTICE, BY AUTHORITY.IS Excellency the Administrator of the Government having given directions that all PATENTS FOR LANDs be expedited without loss of time.deems it necessary to require, that all persons entitled to Grants of the Waste Lands of the Crown under Orders in Council, and who have obtained references for Patents, do forthwith pay into the hands of the Secretary of the Province the fees due on the Grants to be made to them respectively, according to the scale hitherto acted upon, C.YORKE, Sec\u2019y.Castle of St.Lourie?13th Aug.1829.3m DISTRICT OF MONTREAL.Sheriffs Haltes, \u2014\u2014r To wir: Public Notice is hereby given, that the undermenticned LANDS and TENEMENTS have been seized and will be Sonn at the respective times and places as mentioned below, all persons having claims on the same are hereby required to make them known according to Luw.AI uppositions «fin d\u2019annuller, afin de distraire or «fin de charge except in case of Venditioni Exponas, to which no such oppositions are by Law allowed, are required to be filed with the undersigned, at his Office previous to the fifteen days next preceding, the day of sale, oppositions afin de conserver may be filed at any time within two days next after the return of the Writ.Montreal,?OSEPH COURSELLE dit CHEVAL- to wit : LY ER, residing in the City and District of Montre: 1,Gentleman, bourgeois plaintiff, against MICHEL VILLEMER, residing in the said city and district of Montreal, caiter deiendant.lo.A lot of ground or emplacement, situate and being in the St.Lawrence Suburbs of the city ¢f Montreal aforesaid, containing about tifty- five feet in front to the distance of thirty-five feet or thereabouts, thence taking about four feet less and continuing to the extremity or tiie whole depth, bei.g about one hundred and five feet, the whole move or less, hounded in front by St.Catherine street, in the rear by Pierre Roy, on one side by one Lauzon, and on tue otlier side by the said defendant, with a two story stone house and other buildings thereon erected.20.A lot of ground or emplacement, situate in the St.Lawrence suburbs atoresaid, forming the corner ot Bt.Catherine and Sauguinet streets, containing about twenty-four feet in front on St.Catherine street by about forty-tive feet in depth, the whole more or less, at tiie distance of thirty-tive feet the said lot widens to about twenty-eight feet, and bounded on the west and in the rear by the said defendant, with a wooden house thereon erected.30.Alot of ground or emplacement, situate in the said St.Lawrence suburbs containing about sixty-seven feet in front by about twenty-eight feet in depth, the whole more or less, bounded in front by Sanguinet street, in the rear and on one side by the said defendant, and «n the other side by Baptiste Baudrie, with a wooden house thereon erected.\u2018lo be sold at my office, in the city of Montreal a\u2018oresaid, on the EIGHTEENTH day of F'E- BRUARY next, at TEN o\u2019clock in the forenoon.\u2014The said Writreturnable 20th February, 1830.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff\u2019s Office, 10th October 1829.FILRI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit + No.1848.Hs GATES and others merchants, trading at the city of Montreal, under the firm of Horatio Gates & Co., plaintifis, against ALLAN CAMERON, of Glengary, in the Province of Upper Canada, now at the city of Montreal, and Duncan Camercn of the Cote de la Visitativn, in the county and district of Montreal, farmer.A certain land or farm situate at the Cote de la Visitation, near the city of Montreal, containing four arpents in front by about twenty-one arpents in depth, more or less, bounded in front by the King\u2019s high road, behind formerly by Jean Baptiste Vallieres, pere, lately by George Clark and by Francois David and wife, on one side by Michel Tessier, and on the other side by Jean Baptiste Omiot or his representatives, with a house and other buildings thereon erected.To be sold at the Sheriff\u2019s Office on the EIGHTEENTH day of Fi.BRUARY next, at ONE o\u2019clock in the afternoon.The said writ of fieri facias returnable the 18th day of February 1830.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff 's Office, 10th October, 1829.; | \u2014 Montreal, OUIS CONSIGNY, of Longueuil, in the to wit : ¢ District of Montreal, yeoman and HY - POLITHE DESFORGES his wife, plaintifls, against THOMAS FINCHLEY of Montreal in the said district, carter and Maric Josephte Desforges his wife by him duly authorised, defendants: The two undivided thirds cf a certain emplacement, situated in the Recoliet suburbs of the city of Montreal aforesaid, containing eighty feet in front by about ninety feet in depth, the whole more or less, bounded in front by St.Maurice sireet, in the rear by John Adams, on one side by Miss Perrault, and on the other by Paul Tessier or their respective representaivics, with the two thirds of the buildings thereon.To be so.d at my office, in the city of Montreal atoresaid, on the EIGHTEENTH day of FEBRUARY next, at ELEVEN o\u2019clock in the forenoon, The said Writ returnable 20th l'ebruary, 1830.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriffs Office, 10th October, 1529.Montreal, res LE BOIRE dite HENRY, of the to wit : } City and District of Montreal, spinster, fille majeure et usant de ses droits, plaintiff, against GEORGE WEEKES of the said city of Montreal, Esquire, curator appointed to the delaissement made by Paul La Belle of the said city, gentleman, defendant, certain immoveable property described in the writ of execution as follows : \u201c Un emplacemeut, situé au Faubourg St.Laurent en la cité de Montréal, de vingt-cinq pieds de front sar cent quatre vingt pieds, plus ou moins de profondeur, prenaut par devant à la rue St.Dominique, en profondeur aux heritiers de feu le Dr.Blake, d\u2019un côté a François Boire dit Henry, d\u2019autre côté au Sieur Fisher avec une mai-ou etun hangar de bois y erigés.\u201d To be sold at my office, in the city of Montr al aforesaid, on the FIGHT ENTH day of FEBRUARY next, at noon.The said Writ returnable 1st.February, 1830.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 10th October, 1829.FIFERI FACIAS.Moutreal, to wit : H ENRIETTE GUICITAUD, of No.1570.Ç .the city of Quebec, widow of tire late Honorable Thowas Dunn, and others, plaintiifs, against PETER DEVINS, of the city of Montreal, Gentleman, Curator, duly appointed to the delaissemeut made by Richard Chadsey, of the seigniory of St.Armand, in the county of Bedford, in the district of Meoatreal, yeoman, defendant,\u2014 The lands and tenements described in a certain schedule marked A.to the said writ annexed as follows, to wit: +f All that lot or parcel of Jand lying within the seiguiory of St, Ava maud, and northward to the line of 45 degrees of north latitude, marked No.53, the said lot, piece, or parcel of land, containing two hundred and ten svperficial acres, bounded as follows: east by lot No.42, in the said scigniory, in the possession of one Noah Dyke, and oue David G ithrie ; north by No.54, in the said scigniory, in the possession of one John Kvanz; and south by lot No.52, in the said seigniorv, in the possession of one Joel Seavil, and one Abe! Adams.\u201d To be Sold at the door of Trinity Church, in the said seigninry of St.Armaod\u2019s, on the SIXTEENTH day of FEBRUARY next, at TEN o\u2019clock in the morning.The said writ of fieri facias returnable the 18th day of Febrnary, 1830.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 13'h Oct, 1829, FLERL FACLAS.Montreal to wit 4 FEYHE HONORABLE MATTHEW No.1126.Bt.LL, of the town of Three Rivers in the county of St.Maurice, district of Three Rivers, one of the members of the Legislative Council ¢f this Province, plaintiffagainst ROBERT RITCHIE, of WilliamHenryin the county of Richelieu, in the district ot\u201d Montreal, trader, defendant.1st.A pi'ce of land situate in the parish of Berthier in the county of Warwick, in the said district of Montreal, at the concession of La Chaloupe, containing half an arpent in front by ten arpents in depth, bounded in front by the river La Chaloupe, and in depth by the said Robert Ritchie, joining on one side to Jean Guilbault, and on the other side to l\u2019ierve Roi.2d.Another piece of land sit:ate at Petite Chuloupe, containing half an arpent in front by ten arpents in depth, bounded in trout by françois Lafor- tune or his representatives, and in depth by the lands of Jean Baptiste Brisset, joining on one side to Pierre Roy, and on the other side to the minors Guilbault.'f'o he Sold at the Church door of the parish of Ste.Genevie \u20ac de Berthier, on the SIXTEENTH day of FEBRUARY next, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, The said writ of fieri facias returnable 18th February, 1839.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 10th Octuber, 1829.Province of Lower-Canada, District of Montreal.No.21.Exparte.\u2014JEAN BAPTISTE GRUET dit LAFLEUR.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged, in the Office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King\u2019s Bench of and for the District of Montreal, a Deed made and exccuted before Thomas Bedouin, and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the twentieth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, between CHARLES CH \\RPENTIER, gentleman, residing in the St.Lawrerce Suburbs of the city of Montieal'and Dame Marie Marguerite Therrien, his wife by him duly authorized, to the effect of the sale hercin after mentioned, of the one part, and JEAN BAPTISTE GRUET dit LAFLEUR, mast¢r shoemaker, residing in the said St.Lawrence Suburbs, of the other part, being a sale by the said Charles Charpentier and Marie Marguerite ; IN THE KING\u2019S BENCH. 004 Therrien to the said Jean Baptiste Gruet dit Lateurs of, 10.aland situated inthe Parish of St.Henry de Mascouche, in the districtof Montreal, containing three arpens in front by twenty-five arpens in depth, joining in fiont to the river St.Jean Baptiste, in rear to the piece of land here- atter described under No.2, on one side to Jean Baptiste Charpentier and on the other sie to Joseph Beaudouin, with a house, two barns, stables, out house and oven thereon erected.20.Item, \u201c A piece of land situated at the same place containing about twenty-eight arpens in Superficies, joining in frout partly to the land heretofore described under No.1, and partly to Jean Bte.Charpentier, and Joseph Beaudouin, in rear to Alexis (Caron, on one side to Felix Guibord and on the other side to Charles Huboux dit Tourville, without any buildings thereon erected,\u201d which said lands and.premises the said Charles Charpentier and Marie Marguerite Therrien have possessed as proprictors thereof up to the twentieth day of August last, when the same were acquired by the said Jean Baptiste Gruet dit Lafleur, who is now proprietor thereof, and all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any Title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said lands and premises, immediately previous to and at the time the same were acquired by the said Jean Baptiste Gruet dit Lafleur, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court on the NINETEENTH day of FEBRUARY next, for a sentence or j:dgment of Confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their Oppositions and file the same in the Office of the said Prothonotary eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Dated, Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Montreal, 29th September, 1829.Province of Lower-Canada,) IN THE KING'S BENCH.District of Montreal.No.19.Exparte.\u20141.0UIS PARTENAIS, &e.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged in the Office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King's Bench of and for the District of Montreal, a Deed made and executed before N.B, Doucet and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the twenty-second day of June, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, between MARIE JOSETTE CHARTRAIN, heretofore widow of Joseph Saucier, in his life time of Montreal, Innkeeper, now wife of Gabriel Proulx, yeoman, residing at La Baie du Febvre, in the District of Three Rivers, by her said husband duly authorized, of the one part, and LOUIS PARTENAIS, Gentleman, residing in the city of Montreal, of the other part, being a Retrocession by the said Gabriel Proulx, and Marie Josette Chartrain his wife to the said Louis Partenais, of the emplacement hereinafter described, which the said Louis Partenais (in the name of Miss Marie Helene Parte- pais his daughter, and in virtue of a clause in the Act of Gi& by the said Louis Partenais made to bis children, before Mtre.Doucet and his colleague Notaries, the seventeenth day of November, one thousand eighthundred and seventeen, of the land whereof the emplacement hereinafter described forms part,) by Deed of sale passed before the said Doucet aud his colleague Notaries, the thirtieth of November, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, did sell, assign, transfer and make over to the said Joseph Saucier, then living, to wit: \u201c An emplacement situated in the city of Montreal, Saint Mary's Suburbs, containing ninety feet in front, on the depth that may be found from the King\u2019s highway leading to the beach, bounded in front to the King\u2019s highway, in rear by the beach, on one side to the north east to George Fullum, and on the other side to the south west to alot left by the said Louis Partenais for a public square, which said emplacement belonged to the said Louis Partenais, who possessed the same as proprietor thereof up to the seventeenth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and scventeen, from thence by the said Marie Helene Partenais up to the thirtieth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, from thence by the said Joseph Saucier and bis wife, above named, up to the day of the death of the said Joseph Saucier, from thence by the said Gabriel Proulx and the said Josette Chartrain, up to the said twenty-second day of June last, and from thence hitherto by the said Marie Helene Partenais, and all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypotbec under any Title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said emplacement immediately previous to and at the time the Retrocession thereof was made as aforesaid by the said Gabriel Proulxand Josette Chartrain to the said Luuis Partenais in the name he acts, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court on the nineteenth day of February next, for a sentence or judgment of Confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their Oppositions and file the same in the Office of the said Prothonotary eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B, Dated Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Moutreal, 22d September, 1829, Province of Lower Canada; IN THE KING\u2019S BENCH.District of Montreal.No.13.Exparte.\u2014~JOSEPH VALOIS.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged in the Office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Kiug's Bench of and for the District of Montreal, a Deed made and executed before Peter Lukin and bis colleague, Notaries Public, on the ninth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, between JAMES GAIl- NER, of thecity of Montreal, Tavern Keeper, of the one part, and JOSEPH VALOIS, of the said city of Montreal, Esquire, of the other part, being a sale by the said James Gainer to the said Joseph Valoisof, 1°, A lot of land situated and being in the parish of St.Constant, in the seignio- rv of La Salle, containing three arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth, bounded in front by the river Latortue, in the rear by the lands of the Côte Saint André, on.one side to the north east by Daniel Stewart, and on the other side to the south west by the lot of land hereafter secondly described, with a stone house thereon erected.2°, A lot or parcel of laud containing one arpent in front by thirty arpents in depth, situated aud being in the parish and seiguiory aforesaid, bounded in front by the said river Latortue, in the rear by a smail lot or parcel of land hereinafter described, on oue side by Claude Poissau, or his representatives, and on the other side by the lot of laud firstly described, 3°.A Jot or parcel of land containing about nine arpeuts in superficic, making THE QUEBEC GAZETTE, pee | heretofgre part of the land of Françoia Lemieux, contiguous at one end-in.front to the lot or parcel of land secondly described, at the other end in rear to the remaining part of the land of the said Lemieux, or his representatives, aud on the other side to Fustache Putenaude, without any buildings on the said two lots lastly described ; the said three lots of land makipg altogether one hundred and thirty-five arpents in superficie.Which said three lots of land were possessed by Patrick Phelan aud Marie Moujeau his wife, as proprietors thereof, during three years previous to the Eighth day of October, 1827, from thence by the said James Gainer up to the date of the sale thereof to the said Joseph Valois, and.from theuce bitherto by the said Joseph Valois, and all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypo- thec under any Title or by any means whatsoever, in or upon the said lots of land immediately previous to and at the time the same were acquired by the said James Gainer, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court on the Fourth day of February next, for a sentence or judgement of Confirmation, and they are hereby required to signi- fyin writing their Oppositions and file the same in the Office of the said Prothonotary eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, Pp, K.B.Dated Prothounotary's Office, Montreal, 27th August, 1829, Province of Lower-Canada,) IN THE KING\u2019S BENCH\" District of Montreal.Ë No.20.Exparte\u2014ALEXIS COLLET.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there L has been lodged, in the Office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King\u2019s Bench of and for the District of Montreal, a Deed made and executed before N.B.Doucet and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the Twenty-ninth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, between JEAN BAPTISTE LAVOIE, residing in the St.Lawrence Suburbs of Montreal, Farmer, and Philippe Lavoie of the same place, grocer, of the one part, and ALEXIS COLLET residing in the said St.Lawrence Suburbs, shoemaker, of the vther part being a Sale by the said Jean Baptiste Lavoie and Philippe Lavoie to the said Alexis Collet of an emplacement situated in the St.Lawrence Suburbs, containing thirty-nine teet and a halfin breadth or thereabouts on the depth that may be found from the level of St.Lawrence street to the fence which divides this lot from the lot belonging to the said Alexis Collet, heretofore making part thereof, bounded on one side to the widow Joseph Lecomte and on the other side to Sieur Larriviere, with a house and other buildings thereon erected.The said Jean Baptiste Lavoie and Philippe Lavoie reserved to themselves in and by the said Act, the wood of the store on the said lot, the leaden pipe conducting the water in the said house, with all aud every the things belonging to the shop of the said Jean Baptiste Lavoie, in whose favor the said reserve is made.\u2014The atoresaid emplacement and premises were possessed by the said Jean Baptiste Lavoie and Philippe Lavoie, as proprietors thereof for three years preceeding thc said sale, and from thence hitherto by the said Alexis Collet, and all persons who lay have or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any Title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said emplacement and premises Immediately previous to and at the time the same were acquired by the said Alexis Collet, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court on the NINLTEENTH day of FEBRUARY next, for asentence or judgment of Confirination, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their Oppositions and file the same in the Office of the said Prothonotary eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Dated, Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Montreal, 21st September 1829.Province of Mar INTHE KING\u2019S BENCH.District of Montreal.No.27.Exparte.\u2014HENRY STEMM.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged, in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of\u2019 King\u2019s Bench of and for the district of Montreal, a Deed made and executed before N.B.Doucet and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the thirteenthday of October, one thousand eight hundred and twenty seven, between HENRY STEMM, residing formerly in the St.Mary\u2019s suburb of Montreal, now of the Parish ot Riviere des Prairies, farmer of the one part,and PAUL CHAR- TRAND of the said parish, of Riviere des Prairies, oi the other part.Being a deed of sale by the said Paul Char- trand to the said Henry Stemm, of a lot of land, situated, in the said parish of Riviere des Prairies, containing three arpents in front by forty arpents or thereabouts, in depth, bounded in front by kiviere des Prairies, in rear by the lands of St.Leonard joining on oneside to Pierre Corbeille, and on the other side to Michel Lagarde, upon which lands there are, astone house,a barn and other buildings thereon erected, which the said Paul Chartrand, possessed hy a deed of Assignment or cession from Pierre Chartrand, by deed passed before Mr.Chaboillez and his colleague at Montreal, dated 22nd.September 1807, the said Pierre Chartrand having acquired the same from Pierre Chartrand his father, by deed passed before Mr.Chatellier the 18th October 1772, the said land being charged with an alimentary pension and other charges expressed in the said deed of assignment or cession, above related, in favor of Marie Josephte Courrel, mother of the said Paul Chartrand, the said charges were to be paid on the 29th September 1828, and all persons who may have or claim to have and privilege or hypothec under any Title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said land immediately previous to and at the time the same was acquired by the said Henry Stemm, are hereby notified, that application will be made to thesaid Court on the NINETEENTH of FEBRUARY next, for a sentence or judgement of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions and file the same in the office of the said Prothono- tary, eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded trom the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, P.K, B.Dated, Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Montreal, 12th October, 1329.October 15, Province of Lower-Canada, IN THE KING\u2019S BENCH.District of Montreal.No.24.Exparte\u2014PIERRE FRANCOIS CHRISTIN * DELESDERNIER, psc NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged, in the Office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King's Bench of and for the District of Montreal, a Deed made and executed before Jean Baptiste H.Deguire and his colleague, Notaries Publie, on the Fifth day of September last, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, between JEAN BAPTISTE SABOURIN, pere,yeoman, residing at Vandreuil and Elisabeth Hemone his wife by him authorised, of the one part,and PIERRE FRANCOIS CHRISTIN DELESDERNIER, merchant, residing at the same place, of the other part beink a sale by the said Jean Baptiste Sabourin, pére, and Elisabeth Hemone to the said Pierre François Christin Delesdernier of one arpent and a half of land in front by about thirty arpens in depth, bounded in front bythe Grand or Ottawa River in rear by unconceded lands, joining on one side John Mark Crank Delesdernier, Esquire, and on the other side the said Jean Baptiste Sabourin père and Elisabeth Hemone without any buildings thereon erectcd, withont any exception or reservation by the said Jean Baptiste Sabourin père and Elisabeth Hemone, except the right in favor of André Sabourin in full propriety of one arpent and a half of land in front by two arpens in depth, bounded in front by the said Road, in rear by the above described land, joining on one side the said John Mark Crank Deles- dernier and on the other side to the above mentioned land, Which said arpent and a half of land was possessed by the said Jean Baptiste Sabourin and Elisabeth Hemone as proprietors thereof during the three years previous, to the said fifth day of September last, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, and from thence hitherto by the said Pierre Francois Christin Declesdenier, and all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any Title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said arpens and a halfland immediately previous to and at the time the same was acquired by the said Pierre Francois Christin Delesdernier are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court on the FIRST day of APRIL next, for a sentence or judgment of Confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their Oppositions and file the same in the Office of the said Prothonotary eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, P.K, B, Dated, Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Montreal, 7th October, 1829, Province of Lower Canada, IN THE KING\u2019S BENCH, District of Quebec : } 12th October, 1829.No.347.Exparte\u2014Messire FRANCOIS BOISSONN AULT, Priest Curé of St, Jean Port Joli in the county of Devon, in the district of Quebec.UBLIC Notice is hereby given that there has been deposited in the Prothonotary\u2019s Office of the Court of King\u2019s Bench, of and for the district of Quebec, an Actor Deed of Sale in favor of the petitioner, on the part of the Sheriff of this district, under date of fifteenth April one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, at Quebec aforesaid, 1n a case in which the said petitioner was the plaintiff and Eloi Dostou, yeuman, of the said place, and Marie Marguerite Theberge his wife, were defendants\u2014ot certain real property, being a land of seventeen perches in front or thereabouts.by thirty cight arpents in depth, or thereabouts, situate in the parish of St.Jean Port Joli, in the first concession of the River St.Lawrence, and bounded in the rear by the property of Antoine Dessein dit St.Pierre, on the south west by the said petitioner, and on the north east by Francois Caron, together with all the buildings thereon erected and dependences, subject to the half of the charges mentioned in the opposition afin de charge of Louis Dostou and his wife, filed in the said herein above menticned cause, which land has for these three years past, and since the date of the said deed been possessed by the said Messire Francois Boissonnault, as the owner thereof, and had been immediately before him possessed as such proprietors by the said Eloi Doston and his said wife, and alland every one who may have or pretend to have, any privileges or hypotheques, by virtue of any title or by any other means whatsoever, in or upon the said land immediately before or at the time of the acquisition thereof by the said Messire Francois Boissonnault, are hereby notified that application will be made to the said Court, on the fifteenth day of February next, for a sentence or judgment of ratification, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions, and to file them in the Prothono- tary\u2019s Office, eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be tor ever excluded from their right of so doing, PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.B.R.Province of Lower-Canada) IN THE KING'S BENCH.District of Montreal, $ No, 18.Exrparte.\u2014LOUIS PARTENATS.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged in the Cffice of the Prothonotary of the Court of King\u2019s Bench of and for the District of Montreal, a Dced made and executed berore N.B.Doucet and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the sixth day of June, one thon - sand eight hundred and twenty-five, between ANDREW McLEAN, Gardener, of the COte Saint Antoine, in the parish and distiict of Montreal, of the one part, and LOUIS PARTENAIS, proprietor, residing in the city of Montreal, of the other part, being a Retrocession by the said Andrew McLean, tothe said Louis Partenais, of the lot of land hereafter described, which the said Louis Partenais (in the name of Etienne Partenais his minor son, in virtue of the clause in the Deed of Gift, by him the said Louis Partenais, made to his children, before N.B.Doucet and lis colleague Notaries, the Seventh day of November, one thousand eight hundred and seventeen,) by Deed of sale before the said Mtre.Doucet and his colleague Notaries, bearing date the sixth day of November, oue thousand eight hundred and twenty-one, did sell, assign, transfer and make over to the said Andrew McLean, that is to say : ¢¢ A lot of land situate at the foot of ¢¢ the Current Saint Mary, containing two arpentsin front by ¢¢ one hundred and sixty feet in depth, joining on one side + Louis Partenais, Junior, and on the other side Etienne \u201c Partenais, bounded in frout by a street, in rear by George $¢ Fullum, as designated in the Plan lodged in the Office of nv ABS AM CL SL 1829.GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.505 rte # Mtre.N.B.Doucet, one of the said Notaries, with a wooden house thereon erected,\u201d which lot of land was pose sessed by the said Louis Partenais as proprietor thereof for three years prceeding the aforesaid Deed of Gift, from thence by the said Etienne Partenais bis son, up to the said Sixth day of November, one thousand eight Lundred and twenty-one, from thence by the said Audrew McLean up to the date of the aforesaid Retrocession, and from thence hitherto by the said Louis Partenais in the said name &ec.aud all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any Title or by any means whatsocver in \u2018or upon the said lot of land immediately previous to and at the time of the Retrocession thereof, by the said Andrew McLean as aforesaid, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court onthe NINETEENTH day of February next, for a sentence or judgment of Confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing tleir Oppositions and file the same in the Office of the said Prothono- tary eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so, MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Dated Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Montreal, 29th Sept.1829.Province of Lower Canada.KING'S BENCH, District of Quebec ; 14th October, 1829.No.1579, Exparte.\u2014 JACQUES LEBLOND, Senior.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there .has been lodged in the Office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King's Bench of and for the District of Quebec, a deed made and executed before Louis Panet and colleague, Notaries at Quebec, on the twelfth day of November one thousand eight hundred and twenty- seven, between JACQUES LEBLOND, Junior, of the City of Quebec aforeseid, Esquire, Advocate, of the one part, and JACQUES LEBLOND, Senior, of the said City of Quehec, Merchant, of the other part, being a sale hy the said Jacques Leblond, Junior, to tha said Jacques Leblond, Senior, of a lot of ground or emplacement and house, situate and being in the Upper-Town of the City of Quebec aforesaid, Buade Street, containing about twenty three feet in front on Buade Street aforesaid by forty two feet in depth more or less,bounded towards the west by the property of the representatives of thelote Madame Duvert, on the east by 7résor Street, and in the rear by a space of ground made use of as a Court Yard belonging to the said Jacques Lellond Senior, the said emplacement and bouse haviug been possessed by the said Jacques Leblond, Senior, from the said twelfth day of November one thousand eight hundred and twenty seven, and before that time by the said Jacques Leblond Junior as proprietors for three years past, and all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the swid lot or piece of ground immediately previous toand at the time the same was acquired by said Jacques Leliond Senior, are hereby notified that application will be made to the said Court on Wednesday the seventeenth day of February next, for a sentence or judzement of confirma tion, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions, and file the same in the office of the said Prothonotary eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, rp.B.r.ADVERTISEMENT.Province of Lower-Canada,?District of\u2019 Quebec.> VENHIS isto make known to all whom it may concern, that in virtue cf a judgement given this day by the honorable Jean Thomas Taschereau, ove of the Judges of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, for the District of Quebec, at the suit of Dame LUCE LAJUS, of the city of Quebec, widuwof the late Pierre Bedard, Esquire, in his lifetime Provincial Judge of\u2019 the District of Three-Rivers; of Ignace Gaspard Boisseaun, Esquire, of the Parish of St.Thomas, as the Special Attorney of Pierre Hospice Bedard, resident at New-York, in the United States ; of Edward Glackemeyer, Esquire, of Quebec, Tutor ed hoc elected to Zoél Bedard, a minor child ot\u2019 the said late Pierre Bedard with the said Luce Lajus, of Elztar Bedard, Esquire, Advocate, and of Mr, Isidore Bedard, Student in Law, both of Quebce, and by the advice of the relations and friends of the said minor there will be set up for sale by Licitation before His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, for the Districtot Quebec, at the Court House of the city of Qu bec, Friday, the second day of October next, at ten o\u2019clock in the morning, tor the first time, tour lots herein-after designated, being the whole of an immorveable, situated in the said City of Quebec, belongingto the Estate of tiie said late Pierre Bedard, bounded on one side, to the north-east, by Haldimand Street, on which Street the said immoreable has one hundred and twenty-five feet and nine inches, m reor less in depth, bounded on the otiier side by the property of Thomas Fargues, Physician, on which side the said immoreable has ninety-tour feet and six inches, or thereabout, move or less, bouniedin front by Mount Carmel Street,on whichthe said immoreable has ninety-nine fect and sixinchesor thereabout,moreorless,and in th.rear hy the property of Mrs, Widow Davisand of B.C.A.Gugy, Esquire, where the said immoveable has sixty-five feet moreor less, in the rear again by the north-east side of the property of Miss Napier, where the said immoveable has twenty-six feet more or less, and in the rear again by the east side of the property of Miss Napier, where the said immoveable has fifty-seven feet and nine inches, more or less, with a two story stone house and stable thereon erected ; and for the second time on Friday, the ninth day of October next at ten o'clock, in the morning ; and that on Friday the sixteenth day of October next, at ten o'clock in the morning, the said lots will be set up, for the third and last time, before the said Court, sitting the said Court, in the Court-House of the said city of Quebec, and sold and adjudged to the highest and last bidder, subject to the charges, clauses and conditions of the enchere, which will be deposited in the Prothonotaries\u2019 Office of the said Court on or before the first day of October next.Those who may have any claims on the said immoveable by right of property, servitude, mortgage or other claim whatsoever, are required to make them known in writing at the Prothonotaries\u2019 Office of the aforesaid Court, before the day of adjudication.Followeth a description of the said Lots.Lot No.1, of thirty-nine feet six inches in front by 65 feet in its greatest depth and sixty-one in its shortest depth, more or less, bounded ia front by Haldimand street, in the rear partly by the east line of lot No, 4, pnd paitly by Miss Napier, on one side to the north west by Mrs.Davis und Mr.Gugy, on the other side to the sout east by lot No, 2.Lot No.2, of twenty-nine feat six inches in front by sixty-one feet in depth, more or less, bounded in front hy Haldimand street, in the rear by the east line of lot Np, 4, on one side to the north west by lot No.1, and on the other to the south east by lot No.3.Lot No.3, of forty-one feet in front on Mount Carmel street, and fifty-two feet on the line dividing the said lot from lot No, 2, by fifty-five feet in depth, more or less bounded in front by Mount Carmel street, in the rear by lot No.2, on one side at the north east by Haldimand street, on the other side at the south west by lot No.4.with a two story stone house thereon erected.Lot No 4 of an irregular figure of fifty-nine feet on Mount Carmel street and fifty-seven on the line dividing the said lot from the property of Miss Napier, und ninety- four feet indepth, more or less, bounded in front by Mount Carmel street, in the rear by Miss Napier, on ove side to the north-east by lots Nos.3, 2, and part of lot No.1, and on the other side to the south west by Mr.Ths.Fargues, containing five thousand superficial feet, more or less.For more particular irformation apply to Mr.E.Be- dard, Advocate, at his office in the Upper-Town of Quebec, Carriere street, No.2.E.BEDARD, Quebec, 21st Sept.1529, aw, Attorney at Law.District of à B° it known to all andevery oue berein cou- Quebec: 4 _ cerned, that by virtue of an order of the Honorable J.T.T'aschereau, one of the Justices of His Ma- jestv\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench for the district of Quebec, dated the third day of September instant, at the foot of the Procés Verbal of adjudication, and of the biddings ofthe real estate hereinafter designated, belonging to Stanislas Roi dit Lausier, and which has been put up for sale on thespot by authority of Justice by Mitre.I'.Dumais, Notary, on the thirteenth day of July last past, the aforesaid Proces Verbal and biddings have been deposited in the Prothonotary\u2019s Office of the said Court, to the end of receiving over hiddivgs for and during the space ofsix weeks, after which term a title shall be granted tothe highest and last over-bidder, if any there be, if none to the highest and last bidder mentioned in the said Procds Verbal, un and subject to the same charges, clauses and couditions therein stated, whereof information may be had by applying to the undersizned Prothonotaries.Follows the description of the said Estate.A land situate in the fourth concession of the parishof Kakona, containing four arpens in front by thirty arpens in depth, bounded on the north-west by the lands of the third range, on the south-east at the end of the said depth, onthe north east by Civile Terriaultand on the south-west by Fran.¢ois Terrien, the representative of the said Stanislas Roi, for two arpents, adjudgedto Pascal Terrien for the sum of £45.The over biddings will be received until the Fifth of November next, at three o\u2019clock in the afternoon.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.B.R.Quebec, 24th September, 1829.District ort B 5 it known to every one therein Quebec.concerned, that by virtue of anOrderof the Honorable J.T.Tascherean, one of the Justices of his Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, for the District of Quebec, bearing date this day, Procès Verbuux of adjudication and of the biddings on the herein-after described real estate, forming a part of the successions of the late Pierre Magnain and of the late Marie Marthe Trépagnez, which have been put up for sale on the spot by the authority of Justice, by Mtre.Francois Xavier Larue, Notary, on the thirteenth day of the present month of September, the aforesaid Procès Verbaux and biddings have been deposited in the Prothonota- ry's Office of the said Court, to the end of receiving over- biddings for the space of six weeks, after which a title shall be granted to the highest over-bidder, if any there be, if not to the highest and last bidder in the said Procès Verbaux, mentioned and under the charges, clauses and conditions mentioned in the said biddings whereof any information may be obtained by applying to the undersigned Prothonotaries.Follows the designation of the said veal Estates : Ist\u2014Half an arpent of laud in front by forty arpents in depth, situated in the parish of la Pointe aux Trembles, in first range of the concession of lands in the Seigniory of Neu- ville, bounded in front by the River St.Lawrence, in the rear at theend of the said depth of forty arpents on the southwest side by Joseph Thibault, and on the other side towards the north-east by Thiery Boisjoly, with the house, barn and stable thereon crected, circumstances and dependances, aud the whole adjudged to the said Joseph Thibault for the sum of oue thousand and twelve livres of twenty sols.2d\u2014One arpent of land in front by twenty arpents in depth or therea- about, situate in the said parish of la Poiute aux Trembles, in the second range of concession of lands, in the said Seig- niory of Neuville, bounded in front by the lands of the first concession, in the said Seigniory, in the rear by the lands of the Village of St.Jean, on the south-west side by Joseph Delisle, and on the other side towards the north-east by Thomas Darveau, circumstances and dependances, and the whole adjudged for the price and sum of nine hundred and six livres of twenty sols, The overbiddings are to be received until the 31stof October next, at three o'clock in the afternoon, PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.B.R.Quebec, the 19th S-ptemler, 1829, sw SUPERIOR § FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT OF IU RS.DWARD DUGAL, Merchant Furrier, No.44, St.Juln Street, respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Quebec and its environs,that he has just received by the Sophia direct from London ; most elegant ready made FURS, consisting principaiy in Muffy, Tippets, ( Palatines) of Grey Siberian Squirrel, do.of Lynx, do.of Black Jenet, do.of Martin, Trimmings of do.Curl\u2019d Russian Sheep Skin, Black and Grey, Seal Skin of the South Seas, the whole of a superior quality, to be disposed of on moderate terms, Quebec, 8th Qct.1829.M R.PERRAULT, the Prothonotary, avaiis A himself of thismeans to couvey his thanks to the gentlemen of the Jury, in the cause, No.1170, between Messrs, Trinder and Wurtele, for the gracious manner with which they have given him the six dol ars they had received as their fees, and that for the support of the | School that he is now building in St.Lewis Suburbs, and begs of them to accept his sincere acknowledgements, for the first offering made to this establishment, 7th October, 1829, aw GOVERNMENT CONTRACT.TENDERS will be received at this Office , until Satu rday the 31st October 1829, for any person willing to contract for the supply of FORAGE to the horses of Staff and Regimental Officers, and to public animals, at Quebec, from the 25th December 1828, to the 24th December 1830 THE RATION TO CONSIST OF 9 lbs.of Oats.16 lbs.of Hay, and 6 lbs.of Straw.These articles are to be of the best quality, sound and sweet, and subject to the approval of the Commissariat Officer.The delivery is to be made by the Contractor, at his Magazines ; and he will insertin the tender the situation where he proposes to make the issue, which should be convenient to the Garrison.The tender must state the price in sterling money per ration, 4s.4d.sterling being equal to 5s.Halifax curren- Sy ; and payment will be made monthly, in British Silver Money, orin Billson H.M.Treasury, at £100 for every £101 10s.due upon the Contract.The Contractor must have in store at least one month\u2019s supply.I urther particulars may be ascertained at this office.The Tenders to have the signatures of two responsible persons as sureties for the faithful performance of the Contract.Commissariat, Quebec, 26th September, 1829.N°OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership Lieretofore existing in the Lumber Trade between the undersigned and Mr, Robert Roberts, has beeu dissolved from and after the 7th day of August now last past.R.PENISTON, ANDREW H., McGILL.Quebec, 23rd Sept.1329, dw rg HE Undersigned having been duly named Curator to the Estate of the late J.BTE.MARTINU- cio, in his life time merchant eof this place, requests all persons indebted towards the said Estate to pay without delay, and those who mayhave claims against it to send them in properly authenticated as soon as possib.e.GEORGE WELLING, Curator, Quebec, 12th August, 1829 Buade Street.OSSESSION of the Estate, under Patent, of Captain A.G.Douglas, situated in the townsbip of Aston, district of Three Rivers, on the north east branch of the Nicolet, and on the St.Gregoire road ; 19 miles distant from the St.Lawrence, consisting of more than 300 açres, 160 of which are under cultivation 5 with a Dwelling-house, Out- liouscs, a Store, a Stable 67 feet long, two good Barns, a Grind and Saw Mill, an Inn withastable for 12 horses, the ferry with a good scow, anda Chapel.To be given immediately for the space of so many years, and for the sum of .[Easy terms will be given for a part of the payment; or on such other coudition wbich any person wisLing to purchase may propose.A.G.DUUGLAS.October 13th, 1829.HE Subscribers, Executors of the late Honc= able William Burns, hereby require all persons indebted to the deceased, to pay their respective accounts to the Honorable John Stewart, one of the subscribing Executors, who bis duly authorized to receive the same and grant ac- quittances\u2014and those who have claims against the said William Burns fare requested to lodge them with the said John Stewart tor settlement, : J.W.WOOLSEY, M.BELL, J.STEWART.12th October 1829.TATE of the QUEBEC DECAYED PILOT FUND on the 4th September, 1829.* Money leat on Mortgage.\u2026\u2026\u2026.£6772 13 6 Interest due to the Fund by divers Persons 151 4 © Cash in the Treasurer\u2019s hands.coos 422 4 4 Currency.£7346 1 t0 UNE * Exclusive cf this Sum the deceased R.Winter owes to the fund £70, but as his Estate is insolvent, as also his Surety, it must be considered as a bad debtf and is not included in the above.° rer PENSIONERs On the Quebec decayed Pilot Fund, the 4th September, 1329, Tufirm Pilots with Families, viz : James Smith, per annum.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Charles savard, Dom.Mariée, 1 Joseph Langlois, «0.Jos.Thi.ierge.Widows of Pilots, viz: Madame Esther Thivierge, per annum.15 0 ¢ Do.Pierre Lavoie, Do.John Ross, Do.Alxr.Ross, LEIS 60 C £21.96 6 © Do.Martinet, » do.£18.168 O v Do.Kelly, | Do.D\u2019Anguesé dit ] Chassou, Do.Pregens, I Do.J.Bte.Petit, Do.Michel Chamard, Do.Regis Chamard, > dc.£24.168 0 0 Do, Hector Ross, Do.Jean Lavoie, Do.L.Charest, Children ot deceased Pilots, viz: Of Antoine Lapointe, 2 do.£12 per annum each is.toc s 000100800000 000000000000 24 0 0 Of Louis D lisle 4 Of H.Pouillotte 2 8 do.£6.48 0 0 Of Frs.Bourgette 2 Of Frs.Audet dit La Chance, 2 Of Jean Chass¢, 2 - \u2014 Total amount of Pensions, £518 0 0 EE et Len 4 do.£9.86 0 0 506 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.October 15, Pierre La Montagne\u2019s family reduced by Sickness and Distress, received relief from the Fund the 6th Marchlast.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Quebec, 4th September, 1829.Wy.LINDSAY, Treasurer, T.H.Q.£10 0 © Approved, JOHN STEWART, Master.OTIC E.\u2014Pensioners on the Quebec and Montreal decayed Pilot Funds, residing in the Country, are hereby notified, that prior to their Attorneys receiving their Pensions, it is incumbent on them to produce to the T'rea- surer, Certificates from the Priest or Curate of the Parish where such Pensioners reside, of their being actually alive at the time of applying for the said Pensions.And Certificates must in like manner be produced to the Treasurer, that Children of Pilots, above five years of age receiving Pensions, do attend School regularly.Attest, Wy.LINDSAY, Treasurer, T.H.Q.TRINITY HOUSE, QUEBEC, TuEsDAY, 18th September, 1827.RDERED, That in future all Pensioners upon the decayed Pilot Funds do receive their respective Pensions Quarterly, to commence at the following periods :\u2014 The first quarter on the first of November next, The second quarter on the first of February following.The third quarter on the first of May following ; and The fourth quarter on the first of August following.And on the sume day of each succeeding year until otherwise directed.Notice thereof to be published in the OfficialGazette for the information ofthe persons concerned.Attest, Wan.LINDSAY, Regtr.Ty.H.Q.S l'aïE of the MONTREAL DECAYED PILOT FUN on the 4th September, 1829, * Money lent on Mortgage,.£433 11 6 Interest due by Sundries.c.16 16 O Cash in the Treasurer\u2019s bands, .19 10 11 .£170 1 5 c= * Exclusive of this sum the deceased, R.Winter, owes to the fund £30, but as his Estate is insolvent, as also his Surety, it must be considered as a bad debt, and is not included in the above, Currency.Pre PENsroNERs on the Montreal Decayed Pilot Fund the 4th September, 1829.Infirm Pilots, viz : Denis L\u2019Allier, yearly.\u2026.\u2026.#Æ410 0 Jean Godin.\u2026\u2026cosrceosoross000sse 9 00 Joseph Bourke.tesseese 24 0 O Pilots™ Widows, viz.: Madame Papillion.900 \u201c Doré.\u2026scss0u0ues Cerin eee 410 0 \u201c Denis dit Lapierre, 2 at £6 each \u201c Marie Petit, § yearly.12 0 O Total amount of annual Pensions, Currency, £63 0 0 Infirm Pilots and Pilots\u2019 Widows and Children, who have received relief from the Fund since last year, viz, : Jos.Bourque, to purchase clothes.£5 0 Denis L\u2019Allier,arelief.\u2026.\u2026.710 0 Mad.Marie Petit, \u2018\u201c Lee Le s00000 vives 210 0 Michel Malhiet, ee sesssvo0ss0.0.10 0 O Francois Pagé, EL eecsovesssss000000e 06 0 O Jos.Gauthier, \u20ac iiiiierreraseseses 210 0 J.Bte.Dussaunlt, \u201c .c000eveee 6 0 0 Jos.Godin, verre cesesiesaae DO 0 0 Pierre Pagé, $ Lessevasrecvenceso.DH 0 0 Currency.\u2026\u2026.£4910 0 Quebec, 4th September, 1829, Approved, Wa.LINDSAY, Treasurer, T.H.Q.JOHN STEWART, Master.OTICH.\u2014 Pensioners on the Quebec and Moutreal Decayed Pilot Funds, residing in the Céantry, are hereby notified, that prior to their Attorneys receiving their Pensions, itis incumbent on them to produce to the Treasurer, Certificates from the Priest or Curate of the Parish where such Pensioners reside, of their being actually alive at the time of applying for the said Pensions And certificates must in like manner be produced to the Freasurer, that Children of Pilots, above five years of age, receiving Pensions, do attend School regularly.(Attest,) Wx LINDSAY.Treasurer, IT.H.Q.TRINITY HOUSE QUEBEC Turspay, 15th September, 1827.RDERED, that in future all Pensioners upon the Decayed Pilot Funds do receive their respective Pensions Quarterly, là commence at the following periods, viz.: The first quarter on the first of November next.The second quarter on the first of February following.The third quarter on the tirst of May following; and The fourth quarter on the first of Angust following.And on the same days of each succeeding year until otherwise directed.Notice thereof to be published in the Otlicial Gazette, for the information of the persons concerned, (Attest,) Wa.LINDSAY, Regtr.Ty.11.4.al GREAT BRITAIN.The London Recorder announces that a minute examination will shortly take place into the present condition of the United Church of England and Ireland.\u2014Liv.paper, 29Aug.\u2014The passage in the /tecarder is as follows : \u2014 « Deceply interested as we are in the prosperity of the Church of England, and urgently as we have pleaded for the adoption of measures fitting to renovate it in various important branches, it \u2018s with pleasure, and yet with anxiety, that we announce to our readers and ta the public, that it has been resolved to issue a royal commission, the members of which are tobe investe! with aplepow- ers, for a minute and extensive exam pt.tutothe pre- s-nt condition of the United Church.dug greater part, if not the whole, of the members orthe commission have been already named.cierical members ; and we apprehend, at no distant day, will they enter upon the duties of the delicate and import- wut task which bas been devolved wpon them,\u201d They consist of lay as well as of \u2014 ENGLIsA Post Orrice.\u2014An official exeamination into the affairs of the Post Office has been made by order of Parliament from which it appears, that in 1827, the total receipts of the Post Office, amounted to 2,302,273 poundt sterling.Of this sum England paid 1,270,123, Scotland 214,400 and Ireland 207,755, omitting all fractional parts.The total payment in the same y:ar amounted to 747,013 ounds.?The principal business ofthe office is managed by a Secretary, Sir Francis Freeling, whose salary and fees amount to £4,565.The Assistant Secretary receives a salary of £800; Chief Clerk 580 ; first Senior Clerk 629 ; second 581 16; third 400 11 3; fourth 514 : fifth 444 ; sixth 541 15.The remainder of the Clerks receive from 90 to 200 pounds, their salaries being increased from year to year.The Secretary, Sir I\u2019.Freeling, has the privilege of franking.His average attendance at the office is 7 hours per day.The Assistant Secretary, who lives in the office, gives his whole time to the office.The Clerks attend from 10 to 4 o\u2019clock, or at that rate of time.Sir Francis has the power to give the Clerks time for recreation, and they agree to discharge among themselves the duties of their absent brother.When an officer is absent, whatever the case may be, he is obliged to furnish his substitute at a regular and fixed allowance.Attached to the Post Office establishment is a Solicitor, who attends daily to give his advice.He receives a salary of £300 per annum, but with the addition of fees, &c.the emoluments of the Solicitor amounts to £2526 per annum.The Post Office establishment at London was removed, on the 12th of August, the King\u2019s birth day, to the new building erected for that purpose.The follow ing account is given of some of the new arrangements : ¢ There are three general receiving-houses established ; one at the present office in Lombard street, one at Charingcross, and one in Vere street, Oxford street ; and the time for putting letters into the post, preparatory to their being forwarded to the Office in St, Martin\u2019s-le- Grand, will be extended to a quarter before seven, up to which time no charge will be made for accommodation.A plan is also in contemplation, by which the delivery of letters in distant partsof the town will be expedited by at least an hour ; toeffeet which object the following system is to be adopted : at present the men who deliver the letters after receiving them at the Post Office, have many of them to go a distance of three or four miles before they reach the walk or district in which their delivery lies.This not only consumes a considerable portion of time, but fatigues the man before he commences his official duties ; to obviate this evil, Government has provided six carriages, built upon the Omnibus plan, each to carry twenly persons; these are to be waiting at the Post office to receive the postmen and their letters, and each taking a certain division of the metropolis, will drop the letter deliverer in his own particular walk as he arrives at it, fresh and free from fatigue, and within much less time than would be occupied by him in walking the distance.The carriage is also built on such a plan that each passenger will be able to descend from it on its arvival at the spot most contiguous to the district in which itis his duty to deliver his letters, without the carriage stopping, or being at all delayed in its progress.These twoimprove- ments alone\u2014namely, an early delivery,andan extension of time for putting the letters into the post, would of them selves form a very great accommodation to the public ; in addition to which, we understand, it is in contemplation to extend the delivery by the General Post iu the suburbs considerably beyond the present limits, by which the loss of time and additional expense, occasioned hy the transfer of letters from the General to the two-penny Post Delivery, will be avoided to a considerable extent.\u201d PR DISTRIBUTION OF THE ARMY.The United Service Journal for July contains a statement of the distribution of the standing army of Great Bri ain, a brief notice of which may not be uninteresting to our military readers.The total number of regiments at present in pay, is one hundred and thirty nine, not including the Artillery and Engineers, of which there are twenty six regiments of Cavalry, and one hundred and thirteen of Infantry.Fifteen regiments of Cavalry, and nine of the line are in England : six of Cavalry, & nineteen of the line, in Ireland ; and one of Cavalry, and one of Infantry, in Scotland.The remainder of this immense force is distributed in the eolonies and dependencies, as follows : East Indies\u2014 Five regiments of Cavalry, and nineteen of Infantry.Jamaica\u2014Five regiments of Infantry.Trinidad\u2014Two regiments of Infantry.Corfu\u2014 Six regiments of Infantry.Gib altar\u2014Six regiments of Infantry.North American Colonies\u2014Nine regiments of Infantry.Baibadoes\u2014Two regiments of Infantry.De.merara \u2014One regiment of Infantry.St.Vincents\u2014One regiment of Infantry.Mauritius\u2014Three regiments of Infantry St.Lncia\u2014One regiment of Infantry.New South Wales\u2014Three regiments of Infantry.Cape of Good Hope\u2014Four regiments of Infantry.Ceylon\u2014 Four regiments of Infantry.Berbice\u2014One regiment of Infan try.Bermuda\u2014One regiment of Infantry.Malta\u2014Fonr regiments of Infantry.Zante\u2014Oue regiment of Infantry.Antigua\u2014Oae regiment of infantry.pe King\u2019s Courraz,.\u2014It is gratifying to us to learn that the promptitude with which the recent call upon the shareholders has been paid, has placed the erection of this noble institution beyond a doubt ; and that the architect has been instructed to proceed forthwith in carrying his admirable desing into effect.One of the peculiar characteristics of this desigu is, that the superstructure, by which the level with the Strand will be obtained.and un which the College itself will be raised, will, in every portion ofits capacions extent, be rendered available to the purposes of the establishment.By this means economy will travel hand in hand with the acquisition of con- venienzes and faculties in respect to general management which scarcely any other site would afford to any thing like an equal degree.We believe it is not generally understood, thatindependently of the right possessed by the members of this corporation of nominating students, of voting at general elections and atthe election of certain officers, and ofeligihility to the council of management, the students nominated by the members wiil be entitled to receive instruction, and attend the variors courses of lectures on lower terms than those which willbe paid by students not so nominated, It will also be interesting to those shareholders, who have not perused the abstract of the charter, to know from us, who have perused it, that Jit effectually protects them from all liabilities.beyond the amount of their respective shares.= Literary Gaelic, VALUE of LANDED ProrerTv,\u2014A tolerably fair criterion of the present value of landed property, is afforded by the sale of the Whitwell Estate, in Yorkshire, belonging to Sir Bellingham Graham, which came under the hammer of Mr.G.Robins, on Thursday, at the mart.\u2014 The property comprised the entire village of Whitwell, situate on the Scarborough road, twelve miles from York, the river Derwent forming its boundary.It included 1,557 acres of uncommonly fine land, divided into nine farms, the Whitwell villa, plantations, cottages, &ec.: altogether producing an annual rental of £2795.The: entire property was put up at 70,000 guineas, and after a spirited competition, Joseph Haigh, Esq.a large landed roprietor in Yorkshire, became the purchaser, at the arge sum of 96,200 guineas, The estate is free from tithe and extra-paroch\u2019al ; but in the rental, a suppositious rent for the villa and plantations, of £220 a year and up- | wards was included, so that the price, upwards of 36 years\u2019 purchase, may be considered to indicate no depression in the landed interest.IRELAND.Three proclamations have been issued by the Irish Government, offering rewards for the apprehension of the persons engaged in some of the recent outrages in the north.One dated the 4th inst, promises the sum of £300 for the apprehending of the parties concerned in the murder of John Brian, a witness respecting the affray at Burrisokane ; the second afterstating that * it hath been represented to the Lord Lieutenant, that a party of persons called Orangemen, on their return home atter dining together in the vicinity of Arney-bridge, were attacked by a large assemblage of persons called Ribbon.men (who had been previously dislodged from a position which they had taken on the mountain between Florence- court and Swadlinbar), when one man of the Orange party was picked to death, and six others wounded, three of whom have since died,\u201d offers a reward of £200 fur the person or persons ¢ concerned in the barbarons murder.\u201d By the third proclamation, areward of £100 and a free pardon (except to the individual who fired the shot) is offered for the conviction of the person who fired at Mr.Lucas of Michelstown, on the 30th ultimo, as he was returning from Fermoy.An attempt io get up a meeting in Dublin on the subject ot'the Poor Laws has failed It has been stated, that the Earl of Glengall will be returned the representative of one of the Irish peerages without opposition, in the room of the Larl of Blesinton.UNITED STATES.The president ot the United States has received the person sent to this country as Charge des Affaires, by his ma, Jesty Don Miguel, the reigning king of Portuzal, As this potentate obtained his crown by the most gross and admitted perjury, and holds it by usurped power, itis certainly magnanimous on the part of our Exoccative, whilst the governments of Europe refuse to recognize him, to receive hLiminto his fraternal consideration.It his majesty had obtained the sovereignty by \u2018corrupt bargaining,\u2019 we presume he would never have been uc- knowledged here.It is curious to observe the courses which the heuds of two different nations pursue, to accomplish a common object.One endeavours to maintain his popularity with his partizans by hanging his opj:o- nents, the other by starving thein\u2014one removes them from life, the other from uitice.\u2014N.Y.Daily Advertiscr.PROSPECTS OF PERU.\u2014What Peru will be a few months hence.we have hardly the means of conjecta ring, because the intentions of Bolivar in relation to that cou.ilry cannot as yet be known, Peru has a fair prospect of peace for a time at least ; andshe is likely to enjoy a brisk trade, valuable both to Lerseil and us.Jt appears that the change of government has produced: no ditficulty, baving met with no resistance.The course of the late administration had probably excited much enmity against it, and Bolivar is said to have acquired great influence tliere, which, itis to be wished, may be as well employed as it is extensive.We have received an intimation {rom a course in which we place great confidence, that Bolivar was to lay before the Congress of Peru, at its session in August last, a propasition torevi e the tariff with relation to the United States, reducing the ninety per cent duties soasto remove the prohibition, lower the duties on builion, and permit its exportation, The prohibition has already Leen removed fur the prce- sent by a decree.\u2014 Ib ttle \u2014\u2014 Important from the Azores.\u2014Captain Bridges, of the Sicily, arrived yesterday from St.Michaels, brings the intelligence of the repulse of Don Miguel's expedition, in their attempt on-the island of Terceira.It will be recollected that an attack had been for some time expected One seveaty-four, three frigates, four.transports, and other vessels, making in all seventeen sail, left St.Michaels on the 28th July, but did not arrive at Terceira till August Sth, They bombarded the town for several hours, and then began to send troops on shore.Jighteen hundred men were to be landed, in three divisions ; but the first and second only had succeededin.gaining theshore, when they were vigorously attacked, and, as it is said, totally destroyed, excepting only one man, who escaped by swimming.The fire of the batteries was then direected against the ships and boats, with great effect\u2014between 260 and 400 men being killed: The seventy-four is reported to have received twenty shot in her hull, and the frigate more then thirty.The vessels were obliged immediately to bear away, and, had entirely withdraw from the island.This is the first serious reverse Don Miguel bas met within his course of hardihood and crime; and it may be the precursor of an entire changein his affairs.lle and his officers have been emboldened, by the impunity he has enjoyed thus far to acts of violence and oppression at sea as well as on land, and on the vessels and subjects of other nations than his own.Some new instances will be found in our paperof this day.The shameful repulse at Terceira, and the shameless treatment of our own fellow-citizens, both together, present the best comment on the recent recognition of Don Miguel by our government.The friends} of that measure will probably: begin now to think that it was at least premature, to take the lead of the Sovereigns of Europe in this matter, for the precarious hope of a paltry branch of trade.Ifit does net produce injury to a much greater amount in \u2018other ways, we shall have much reason to rejoice, \u2014 10, 1829.THZ QUESEC GAZETTE.ge OrricE OP THE ADJUTANT GENERAL oF MILITIA, Quebec, 13th Oct, 1629.MILITIA GENERAL ORDER.IS Exceucesey the CommANDER-1N-Cuter has been pleased to approve of the lst Battalion of the City and County of Quebec being organised as a Battalion of Artillery\u2014and to make the following appointments and promotions in the same, viz.: .Captain J.Bte.Larue, to be Major, vice Aux.Germain, promoted, 26th Sept.1829.Do.Joseph Dorion to be do.vice C.Dene- chaud, promoted, 28th do.do.Lieutenant Frs.Romain, to be Captain, vice C.Huot, Absent, 26th do.do.Do.Hector C.Huot, to be do.vice Be- langer, transferred, 28th do.do.Do.¥.Xavier Simon, to be do.vice Jean Huot, do.29th do.do.Do.Gaspard Drolette, to be do, vice Larue, do.do.30th do.do.Do.Giovanni D.Balzaretti to be dv.vice Amiut, do.do.1st Oct.do.Lieut.François Defoy, to be Captain,vice M.Borne, transferred, Ensign Jacques Girard, to be Lieut.vice 11uot, promoted, 2 Octr, 1829, 26 Sept.do.Do.Benjm.Coriveau, to be do.vice Simon, do.28 do.du.Do.James PP, Baby, to be ditto, vice Drolette, do. Par Autorite.Anno Regni nono Georgii IV.CAP.LXXIII.AcTE pour faire une division nouvelle et plus commode de la Province en Comtés, afin d\u2019avoir une représenta.lon dans l\u2019Assemblée plus égale que ci-devant.14me.Mars, 1829.Présenté pour la Sarction de £a Majeste, et réservé ¢ pour la s gnification du plaisir ++ de Sa Majesté sur icelui.\u201d 17me.Août, 1829, Sanctionné par Sa Majeste dans Son Conseil.5me.Octobre, 1829.La Sanction Royale déclarce par Proclamation de Son Eicellence l\u2019Administrateur du Gouvern-ment.lle à p Soy U que la division actuelle de cette #ro- Préambule, vince, aux fine d'élire des Membres pour OF emt 2 FR rE.10 %æN\"O & 182.servir dans l\u2019Assemblée d'icelle, telle que faite par une certaine Proclamation émanée conformément et en vertu des dispositions du Statut fait et pourvu pour cet objet, par son Excellence Alured Clarke, Ecuyer, Lieutenant-Gouverneur, ayant alors l'administration du gouvernement de cette Province, datée du Château Saint-Louis, le septième jour de Mai mil sept cent quatre-vingt-douze, ne convient plus, à raison du grand accroissement des anciens Établissemens et de la formation de nouveaux établissemens dans les parties éloignées de la Provinces et vü que d\u2019après les causes Ci- dessus mentionnées et l'augmentation de la population de cette Province depuis la date de la dite Proclamation, la ré- artition parmi les dites divisions respectives de cinquante embres pour servir dans la dite Assemblée, est devenue inegale et insuffisante; pour y rémédier et faire disparoître aussi promptement et équi:ablement que possible les causes de plaintes et c\u2019inquiétudes qui existent à ce sujet, Qu'il- soit donc statué par la Très-Excellente Majesté du Roi, par et de l\u2019avis et consentement du Conseil Législatif et de l\u2019Assemblée de la Province du Bas-Canada, constitués et assemblés en vertu et sous l\u2019antorité d\u2019un Acte passé dans le Parlement de la Grande Bretagne, intitulé, ** Acte qui rappelle ** certaines parties d\u2019un Acte passé dans la quatorzième an - \u201c née du Règne de Sa Majesté, intitulé, Acte qui pourvoit \u201cplus efficacement pour le Gouvernement de la \u201c Province de Québe¢ duns l'Amérique Sep- ¢¢ tentrionale ;\u201d\u201d Et qui pourvoit plus ample.\u201c ment peur le Gouvernement de la dite ¢ Province:\" Etil est par le présent statué par la diceautorité, que depuis et après la passation de cet Acte, ectte Province sera divisée dans les Comiés suivans, lesquels Comtés consisteront, seront bornés et Hmités tel que ci-après décrit, savoir : Depuis et apres la passation de cet Acte, la Province sera divisée dans les Comtés sui- vans, 1°, Le Comté de Gaspé sera borné au sud ouest par une ligne commençant à la Pointe aux Maquer- Dornes d ns 45 .Comté de Cas eaux du côté nord et à l\u2019entrée de la Baie des oo Chaleurs, courant de là au nord cuest la dis- pe.tance de quarante-sept miles, de la au sud soixanteret-neuf degrés ouest jusqu\u2019ison intersection avec une ligne courant vrai sud-est du Cap Chat au FieuŸe Saint Laurent, à l\u2019ouest par la dite ligne mentionnée endernier dieu, au nord et à l\u2019est par le Fleuve et le Golfe Saint Laurent, comprenant dans le dit Comté, l\u2019Ile Bonaventure et toutes les Iles en front d\u2019icelle qui en sont les plus près en tout ou en partie, ainsi que les [les de la Magdelaine dans le dit Golfe S int Laurent, lequel! dit Comté ainsi borné comprend les Fiefs Sainte Anne, Magdelaine, Grande Vallée des Monts et Anse de l'\u2019Etang, la Baie de Gaspé et les Etablissemens dans icelle, Ja Pointe Saint Pierre, Malbaie, Percé, Ance à Beau fils, Cap Désespoir, Grande Rivière, Petite Rivière, Pabos et New-port.2°.Le Comté de Bonaventure sera borné à l\u2019est et au nord par le Comté de (Gaspé, et comprendra choses a la partie du District Inférienr de Gaspé qui se maventure trouve entre ledit Comté de Gaspé et le Dis- trictde Québec, y comprenant toutes les Isles en front d'icelle, qui sonteu tout ou en partie les plus près du dit Comté; lequel Comté ainsi borné comprendra la seigneurie de Shoolbred, le Village ou Miss'on Sauvage, et les éta- blissemens au-dessus et au dessous d\u2019icelui au nord de la Rivière Ristigouche, les Townships ou établissemens de Carle- ton, Maria, Richmond, Hamilton y compris Bonaventure, Cox y compris la ville de New-Carlisle, Hope y compris Paspébiac, la Nouvelle et Port Daniel.3°.Le Comté de Mimouski sera borné à l\u2019est par le District Inférieur de Gaspé, au sud-ouest par la ligne du sud-ouest de la seigneurie de la Rivière du Loup, prolongée jusqu'aux limites méridionales de la Province, et au nord-ouest par le Fleuve Saint Laurent, comprenant toutes les Isles dans le dit Fleuve Saint Laurent les plus proches du dit Comté et vis-à vis d'icelui, en tout ou en partie ; lequel dit Comté ainsi borné, comprend les seigneurties de la Rivière du Loup, de l'Isle Verte, d\u2019Artigny, des Tiois-Pistoles, de Rioux des Trois-Pistoles, du Bic, de Rimonski, de Barnabé,de Lepage, de Tivierge, de Mitis et de Matane, et toutes les autres Sci- gueuries et Terres renfermées dans les dites limites, 4°, Le Comté de Kamouraska séra borné au nord-est par le Comté de Rimouski, au sud-ouest par la Bornes du Comté de Ri- mousky.PA ligne du nord-est de la Seigneurie de Saint | ta longée jusqu'aux limi- niouraska.Roch des Aulnets, prolongée jusqu\u2019anx lin tes méridionales de la Province, au nord- ouest par le dit Fleuve Saint Laurent, ensemble avec toutes les Isles daus le dit Fleuve Saint Laurent, les plus proches du dit Comté, et étant en tout où en partie vis-à-vis d\u2019icelui, et au sud-est par les limites méridionales de la Province ; lequel Comté ainsi borné comprend les Seigneurie de Terrebois, Granville, Lachenaye, l\u2019Kslet du Portage, Granville, Ka- mouraska, Saint Denis, Rivière Quelle et son augmentatiou, et Sainte Anne et les Towuships de Bungay, Woodbridge et ixworth, 5°.Le Comté de l\u2019Islet sera borné au nord-est par le dit Comté de Kamouraska, au sud-ouest par une Bornes du i Nele A celui ant de l\u2019angl Com té de Is- Vigne parallele à icelui, courant de angle oc- let cidental d\u2019une étendue de terre communément appellée la Seigneurie de la Rivière du Sud, prolongée jusqu'aux limites méridionales de la Province, au nord-ouest par le Fleuve Saint Laurent, ensemble avec toutes les Isles dans le dit Fleuve Saint Laurent les plus proches du dit Comté, etétant en tout ou en partie vis-à-vis d\u2019icelui, et au sud-est par les limites méridionales de la Province ; lequel Comté ainsi borné comprend les Seigneuries de Saint Roch des Aulnets, Réaume, Saint Jean Port Joli, Islet, Lessard, Bonsecours, Vincelot et son augmentation, le Cap Saint Ignace, Gagnier, Sainte Claire, Rivière du Sud, et Lépinay.6°.Le Comté de Bellechasse sera borné au nord-est par le dit Comté de l'Islet, an sud-ouest par les lignes du nord-est des Seigneuries de Lauzon et de Jolliet, et des Townships de Frampton, Cranbourne et Watford, ct de 1A par une ligne sud-est jusqu\u2019aux limites méridionales de la Province, au nord-ouest par le Fleuve Saint Laurent ensemble avec tontes les Isles danse dit Fleuve les plus proches du dit Comté et étant en tout ou en partie vis-à-vis d\u2019icelui, et au sud-est par les limites méridionales de la Province ; lequel Comté ainsi borné comprend les Scigneuries de Berthier, Saint Val- lier, Saint Michel, Beaumont et son augmentation, La Du- rantaye et son augmentation, La Martinière, Montapeine, Vincennes, Saint Gervais et Livaudière, et les Townships de Buckland et Standon.7°.Le Comté de Dorchester comprendrala Seigneurie de Bornes du Comté de Dorchester.[Lauzoa.Bornes du Comté de Bel- lechasse.GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.8\u201d, Le Comté de Beauce sera borné au nord-est par le Comté de Bellechasse tel que ci-dessus décrit, au Codornes sud-ouest par une partie de la Seigneurie de Beauce Saint Giles, par les Towuships de I3roughton, Tring et partie de Shenley, jusqu\u2019à la ligne sud-est de la Seigueurie d\u2019Aubert-Gallion, de JA le long de la ligne du sud-est de la dite Seigneurie jusqu\u2019à la Riviére Chaudière, de à montant au sud par le milieu de la dite Rivière Chaudière et par le milieu du Lac Mégautic jusqu\u2019à l'entrée de la Rivière Arnold, de là en montant la dite Rivière jusqu\u2019aux limites méridionales de la Province, au vord-ouest par le Comté de Dorchester, et au sud-est par les limites méridionales de la Province : lequel Comté ainsi borné comprend les Scigueuries de Juliet, Saint Etieoue, Sainte Marie, Saint Joseph, Vaudreuil, Aubert-Gallion, Aubin Delisle, les T'ownsbips de Frampton, Cranbourue, Watford, Jersey, Marloew, Rixbourgh, Spaldiug, Ditchfield et Wo- bourn, et la partie de Clinton à l\u2019est de la Rivière Arnold.9°.Le Comté de Mégantic sera borné au nord-ouest par la ligne sud LE BANC DU ROL, District de Québec.122.Out 1825, Nn.317.Erpurte\u2014Messire FRANCOIS BOISSONNAULT, Pié- tre, Cure, de St.Jean Port Joli, dans le ; Comté de Devon, dans le district de Québec.Al IS Public estpar le pr sent donné, qu'il a Ct?déposé dans le Bureau da Protonoaire deta Cour en Banc du Rotde et pour le district de Quétee, un Acie ou \u2018Vitre d\u2019acquisition en faveur du requérant, de la part du Shérif de ce district, en date du quivee Avril mit huit cent vingt-cinq, à Québec susdit, dans uue canse ou le dit requérant était Demandeur, et ELOI DOSTOU, cultivateur au dit lieu et Marie Marsnviite Theberge, son épouse, Défendeurs, d\u2019un certain immeuble étant une terre de dix-sept perches du front ou environ, sur tvente-huit arpens de profondeur ou euviron, située en la paroisse de St, Jeau l\u2019ort doli, dans la première concession du Fieuve St.Laureur, et borué en profoudeur par lu propriéré d\u2019Antoine Durscin dit St.Pierre, joignant au sud-ouest au dit requérant, et au nord-est à François Caron, avec eusemble tous les bâtimens dessusconstruits et dépendances, sujet à la moitié des charges mentionnées en l'oppusition afin de charge de Lunis Dos- tou et sun épouse, filée en la dite cause ci-dessns mention-: née, lequel terrein à été depuis trois ans et depuis la dute du dit Acte possédé par le dit Messire François Buissonnault comme propriétaire et avait été immédiatement avant lui possédé comme tels propriétaires par les dits Eloi Dostou et sa dite épouse , Et toutes personnes qui peuvent avoir ou qui préteudent avoir aucuns privilèges ou hypothêques, eu vertu d\u2019aucun Titre ou par tout autre moyen quelconque, dans ou sur la dite terre immédiatement avant et au tems de l\u2019acquisition d\u2019icelle par le dit Messire François Boissonnault, sont par le préser.t averties, qu\u2019il sera fait une demaude à la dite Cour, le quinzième jour de Février prochain, pour une sentence ou jugement de ratification, et clles sont par le présent requises de signifier par écrit léurs oppositions et de les filer au Bureau du Prothonotaire, huit jours au muins avant ce juur là, à défaut de quoi elles serout pour toujours fure- closes du droit de le faire, .: PERRAULT & BURROUGIIS, I.I.R.au dit Jacques Leblond, père, d\u2019unemplacement et maison sis et situés en Cette haute ville de Québec, rue Buar'e, conte- naut le dit emplacement environ vingt-trois pieds sur la dite rue Buade, sur quarante deux gieds plus ou moins de pros foudeur, Lorné à l\u2019ouest parla propriété des représentans de feu Madame Duverr, à l\u2019est par la rue du Trésor, et en profondeur à une espace de terrein servant de cour appartenant au dit Jacques Leblond, père, les dits emplacement et ma:- son ayant été posséJés par le dit Jacques Leblond, père, depuis le dit jour douxième Novembre mil huit cent vingi-sept ctavant ce tems par le dit Jacques leblend, fils, comme propriétaires pendant les troi-dernidres années.Et toutes les personves qui peuvent avoir eu prétendre avoir aucuns privilèges ou hypochèques en verta d'aucun titre eu par ont autre moyen quelconque duns ou sur le cit emplacement, immediatement avant cu au tems de l\u2019acq -isitton d'icelui par le dit Jacques Lebloud, père, sout par le présent averties qu\u2019il sera faite Une demande à la dite Cour, le Mercredi dix-septième de l'évrier prochain, pour une sentence on jugement de ruiification et elles sont par le présent requises de signifier par écrit leurs oppusiticns et de les filer au Pareun du dit l\u2019rotonotaire huit jours au moins avant ce jpurià, à défaut de qnoi, elles seront à toujours forcioses du droit de le faire.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.I.IR.P ovince du Bas Canada, _ District de Montréal.COUR DU BANC DU ROI.No.13.Exparte \u2014JOSEPTI VALOIS.VIS PUBLIC est par le présent donné qu'il a é é déposé dans le Bureau du Piotonotaire de 1a Cour du Banc du Roi de et pour le District de Montréal, un Acte fuit et exécuté par devant Pierve Lukin, ct son confiere Notaires Publics, le neuvicime jour de Jun mil huit cent vingt- neuf contre JAMISS GAINER, aubergiste, de la cité de Montréal, d'une part, et JOSEPH VALOIS, Ecuyer, de la ci.é de Montréal, d\u2019autre part étant une vente par le dit James Gainer au dit Joseph Valois de I, Un lot de terre situé en la paroisse Saint Constant dans la Ssigneurie de Las salle, coutenant trois arpens de front sur trente arpens de profoudeur, borné en front parla Rivière La Tortue, par derrière, par les terresde la Côte Saint André, d\u2019un côte au nord-est par Daniel Stewart, et de l'autre côté au sud- ouest par le lot de terre ci-après décrit en second lieu, avec une maison en pierre y érigée.2% Un lot ou portion de terré contenant un arpert de froutsur trente arpens de profondeur situé dans la paroisse et seigneurie susdite, borné en front par la dite ltivière La Tortue, par derrière par un petit lot ou portion de terre ci-après désigné, d\u2019un côté par Clande Poissau ou sesreprésentans ct de l'autre côté par le lot de terre ci-descus en premier lieu décrit.3.Un lot ou portion de terre contenant environ neuf arpens en superficie, faisant ci-devant partie de la terre de François Le- mieux, contieu à un bout en front au lot ou portion de terre ci-dessus décrit en second lieu et de l\u2019autre bout en profondeur au restant de la terre du dit Lemieux où ses repré- sentans, et de l\u2019autre côté à Eustache Patenaude, sansau- cuns bâtimens sur les dits deux lots en second lieu désignés ; les suedits trois lots de terre formant ensemble cent trente- cinq arpens en superficie.Lesquels dits trois lots de terre ont été possédés pendant les trois années qui oat précédé le huitième jour d'Octobre 1827, par Patrick Phclan et Marie Monjeau, sa femme, comme propriétaires d\u2019iceux ensuite par le dit James Gatner jusqu\u2019au jour de la vente d\u2019iceux au dit Joseph Valois, et depuis par le dit Joseph Valois, et toutes les personnes qui peuvent.avoir ou qui prétendent 2 avoir aucuns privilèges ou hypothôques en vertu d\u2019aucun titre (u partout autre moyen quelconque dans ou sur les dits lots de terre immédiatement avant et au (ems de l\u2019acquisition d'iceux par le dit James Gainer sont par le présent averties, qu\u2019il sera fait une demande à la dite Cour le quatrième jour de Février prochain» pour une sentence ou jugement de ratification et elles sont par le présent requises de signifier par écrit leurs oppositions et de les filer au Bureau du dit Protonotaire buit jours au moins avant ce jour là, à défaut de quoi, elles seront pour toujours forecloses du droit de le faire.MONK & MORROGH, P.B.R.Daté Bureau du Protonutaire, Mon réal, le 27e.Aont, 1829.Province du Bas-Canada District de Montréal.No.20.| COUR DU BANC DU ROL Expartr.\u2014 ALEXIS COLLET.x VIS PUPLIC est par le présent donné qu\u2019il a été déposé dans le Bureau du Protonotaire de la Cour du Banc du Roi de et pour le District de Montréal, un Ace fait et exécuté par devant N.B.Doucet, et son confrère Notaires Publics, le viugi-neuvième jour d'Avril mil huit cent ving six, entre Jean Baptiste Lavoie, demeurant au fauxbourg Saint Laurent de Montréal.Tanneur, et Philippe Lavoie, du même lieu, Marchand Epicier, d\u2019une part et Alexis Collet demeurant au dit Fauxbourg St.Laurent, Cordonnier d\u2019autre part, étant une vente par les dits Jean Baptiste Lavoie et Philippe Lavoie au dit Alexis Collet, d\u2019un emplacement situé au Fauxboug Saint Laurent susdit, de la contenance de trente neuf pieds et demi de large ou environ, sur la profoudevr qui peut se trouver depuis le niveau de la rue St.Laurent jusqu\u2019à la clôture qui divise ce terrain de celui du dit Alex s Collet, duquel il faisoit ci- devant partie, joignant d\u2019un côté à la veuve Joseph Lecomte et d\u2019autre côté au Sieur Larrivière, avec une maison et autres bâtisses dessus construites Les dits Jean Baptiste Lavoie et Philippe Lavoie se sont réservés par le dit Acte le bois du hangar qui se trouve sur le dit terrein, le tuyau de plomb qui conduit l\u2019eau dans la dite maison aici que tous les objets qui appartiennent à la Boutique du dit Jean Baptiste Lavoie au profit duquel la dite réserve est faite.Le susdit emplacement et dépendances ont été possédés par les dits Jean Baptiste Lavoieet Philippe Lavoie pendant les trois aunées qui out précédé le susdit Acte de vente et depuis par le dit Alexis Collet, et toutes les personnes qui peuvent avoir ou pré'endent avoir aucus privilèges ou hypo- thêques en vertu d\u2019aucn titre Ou partout autre Moyen quelconque dans ou sur le d:t emplacement et dépendances immédiatement avant et au tems de l\u2019acquisition d\u2019iceux par le dit Alexis Collet sont par le présent averties, qu\u2019il sera fait une demande À la dite Cour le dix-neuvième jour de l\u2019évrier prochain, poar une sentence ou jugement de ratification ete les sont par le présent requises de signifier par écrit leurs oppositions et de les filer au Bureau du dit Protouotaire huit jours au moinsavant ce jour là, À défault de quoi, elles seront pour toujours forecloses du droit de le faire.MONK & MORROGH, P.B.R.Daté Bureau du Protonotaire, Montréal, \u201821e.Septembre, 1829.Province du Bas-Canada, District de Montréal.} COUR DU BANC DU ROI.No.24.Exparte.~PIERRE FRANCOIS CHRISTIN DELES.DERNIER.VIS PUBLIC est par le présent donné qu\u2019il a êté dépdsé dans le Bureau du Protonotaire de la Cour du Banc du Koi de et pour le District de Montréal, un Acte fait et exécuté par devant Jean Baptiste H.Deguire, et son confrère, Notaires Publics, le cinquième jour de Septembre dernier, 1829, entre JEAN BAPT IST E SABOURIN, père, cultivateur, résident à Vaudreuil et Elizabeth Hemone sa femme, de lui autorisée, d\u2019une part, et Sieur PIERRE FRANCOIS CHRISTIN DELESDERNIER,, marchand, résidant au même lieu, d'autre part, étant une vente par les dits Jean Baptiste Sabourin, pare, et Elizabeth Hémone au dit Pierre François Crispin Delesdernier, d\u2019un arpent et demi de terre de front sur environ trente arpeus de profondeur, tenant par devant à la Grande Rivière ou Rivière des Outawas, par derrière aux terres tion concédées, joignant d\u2019un côté John Mark Crank Delesdernier, Ecuyer, et d'autre côté aux dits Jean Baptiste Sabourin, père, et Elizabeth Hémone sans aucuns bi imens dessus construits, sans en rien excepter ni réserver par les dits Jean Baptiste Sabourin, père, et Elizabeth Hémone que le droit en faveur d\u2019André Sabourin en toute propriété d\u2019un demi arpent de terre de front sur deux arpens de profondeur, tenant par devant au dit chemin, par derrière au terrein ci-dessus décrit, joignant d\u2019un côté au dit Sieur John Mark Crank Delesdernicr et d\u2019autre cOté au terrein ci-dessus décrit.Lequel arpent et demi de terres été possédé par les dits Jean Bap.Sabourin, pcre, et Elizabeth Hémone comme propriétaires d\u2019icelui pendant les trois années qui ont précédé le dit jour cinq Septembre dernier, 1829, ct depuis par le dit Pierre François Christin Delesdernier, et toutes les personnes qui peuvent avoir on qui prétendent avoir aucuns privilèges ou hypothèques en vertu d\u2019ancun titre ou par tout autre moyen quelconque dans ou sur le dit arpent et demi de terre immédiatement avant et autems de l'acquisition d\u2019icelui par le dit Pierre François Christin Delesdernier sont psr le présent averties, qu\u2019il sera fait une demande à la dite Cour le premier jour d'Avril prochain, pour une sentence ou jugement de ratifi- eation et elles sont parle présent requises de signifier par écrit leurs oppositions et de les filer au Bureau du dit Protono- taire \u2018huit jours au moins avant ce jour là, à défaut de quoi, elles seront pour toujours forecloses du droit de le faire.MONK & MORROGH, P.B.R.Daté Bureau du Protonotaire, Montréal, le 7e.Octobre, 1829.Province du Bas-Canada District de Montréal.$ COUR DU BANC DU ROL No.21.| Expat \u2014JEAN BAPTISTE GRUET dit LAFLEUR.A VIS PUBLIC est par le présent donné qu\u2019il a été déposé dans le Bureau du Protonotaire dela Cour du Banc du Roi de et pour le District de Montréal, un Acte fait et exécuté par devant Thomas Bedouin, et son confrère, Notaires Publics, le vingtième jour d\u2019Août mil buit cent vingt-neuf, entre Charles Charpentier.Bourgeois, résident au Fauxbourg Saint Laurent de la ville de Montréa), et Dame Marie Marguerite Therrien, son épouse, de lui duément autorisée à l'effet de la vente ci-après, d\u2019une part et Jean Baptiste Gruet dit Lafleur, maître Cordonnier, résident au susdit Fauzbourg Saint Laurent, d\u2019autre part, étant une vente par les dits Charles \u2018Charpentier et Marie Marguerite Therrien ou dit Jean Baptiste Gruet dit Lafleur TH E QUEBEC GAZETTE.de 1.Une terre située en la paroisse de Saint Ilenry de la Mascouche dans le district de Montréal, de trois arpens de front sur vint-cing arpens de profondeur, joignant en front la Rivière Saint Jean Baptiste, en profondeur la pièce de terre ci-après désignée sous numéro deux, d\u2019un côté Jean Baptiste Charpentier, et d\u2019autre côté Joseph Beaudouin, avcc une maison, deux granges, une é:able, une écurie, une laiterieet un four dessus construits.2.Flem.\u2014Une pièce de terre situé au même licu de la contenance d\u2019environ vingt huit arpens en superficie, joignant en front partie la terre ci-dessus désignée sous numéro 1, et partie Jean Baptiste Charpentier et Joseph Beaudouin, en profundeur Alexis Carron, d'un côté Félix Guibord, et d'autre côté Charles Huboux dit Tourville, sans bâ'imens dessus construits.Lesquelles dites terres et prémises ont été pussédées par les dits Charles Charpentier et Marie Marguerite Therrien comme propriétaires d\u2019iceux, jusqu\u2019au vingtième jour d\u2019Août dernier, tems auquel le dit Jean Baptiste Gruet dit Lafleur en est devenu l\u2019acquéreur et qui les posséde maintenant, et toutes les personnes quipeuvent avoir ou qui prétendentavoir aucuns privilèges ou hypothéquesen vertu d\u2019aucun titre ou par tour autre moyen quelconque dans ou sur les dites terres et prémises immédiatement avant et au tems de l'acquisition d'iceux par le dit Jean Baptiste Gruet dit Lafleur sont par le présent averties, qu\u2019il sera fait une demande à la dite Cour le dix-neuvième jour de Février prochain, pour une sentence ou jugement de ratification et elles sont par le présent requises de signifier par écrit leurs oppositions et de les filer au Bureau du dit Protonotaire huit jours au moins avant ce jour là, à défaut de quoi, elles seront pour toujours forecluses du droit de le faire.MONK & MORROGH, P.B.R.Daté, Bureau du Protonotaire, Montréal, le 292.Septembre, 1529, FA jouissance des propriétés sous patentes du Capt.Dou glas, situées dans le township d'Aston, discrict des Trois Rivières, sur le bras N.E.de la rivière Nicolet, et sur le chemin de st.Grégoire, éloignées de 19 miles ou Fleuve st.Laurent, consistant en plus de 600 acres d-terre, dont 150 sunt en culture, avec maison, offices, hangard, écuries de 67 pieds de long, deux bonnes granges, un moulin à scie et à farine, une auberge, avec une écurie peur 12 chevaux, la traverse, avec un bou bac, et une chapelie.Cet présente- meut offerte à quiconque elles pourroient convenir, pour un certain nombre d\u2019années, pour la somme de .OU sous autre conditions qu\u2019un acheteur voudroit proposer.A.G.DOUGLAS, Québec, 15e.Octobre, 1529.iw W ES soussignés exécuteurs testamentaires de l\u2019honorable William Burns, requièrent par le présent toutes personnes endettées envers le défunt de payer leurs comptes respectifs à l\u2019h- norable John Stewart, un des exécuteurs soussignés, qui est dûment autorisé à recevoir le payement d\u2019iceux et à do:ner quittance ; et ceux qui ont des créances contre le dit Wu.Burns sont priés de les présenter au dit John Stewart pour liquidation.J.W.WOOLSEY, M.BELL, J.STEWART.10 Octobre, 1829.CONTRAT POUR LE GOUVERNEMENT.Ox recevra à ce Bureau jusqu\u2019au Samedi, le 31.d\u2019Octobre 1829, des propositions d\u2019ancunes personnes qui voudrcient contracter pourla fourniture des fourages pour les Chevaux de l\u2019Etat Major ct des Officiers des Régimens et autres animaux Publics à Québec, depuis le 25 Décembre 1829, jusqu\u2019au 24 Décembre 1830.La Ration doit consister en 9lbs.d?Avoine, 16lbs, de toin, et Glbs.de Paille.Ces articles doivent être de la meilleure qualité, sairs et doux et sujets à l\u2019approbation de l\u2019Officier du Commissariat.La livraison en sera faite par le Contractant à ses Magasins et il insérera dans sa proposition la situation du lieu où il se propose d\u2019en faire la distribution, qui doit être convenable à la garnison.Les propusitions devront porter les prix en monnaie Sterling par ration, 4s4 Sterling équ valant à 5 chelins du cours d\u2019Halifax ; et le payement en sera fait tons les mois en monnaie d'argent Britannique, ou en traites sur la Tré- sorcrie de Sa Majesté, à raison de £100 pour chaque £101- 10s dues sur le Contrat.Le Contractant devra toujours avoir en Magasin un mois de fourniture en avance.On pourra obtenir des informations ultérieures à ce Bureau.\u2014 Les propositions doivent contenir les Signatures de deux personnes solidaires pour süretés de l\u2019exécution fidelle du Contrat.Commissariat, Québce, Le 26 Septembre, 1829.ONSIEUR PERRAULT, Protonotaire, prend ce moyen de remercier Messrs.les Jurés, dans lacause No.1170.entre Messrs.Trinder & Wurtele, de la manière gracieuse avec laquelle ils lui ont donnéles six piastres qu'ils avaient reçues pour leurs honoraires et ce pour le soutien de l\u2019Ecole qu\u2019il fait bâtir au Fauxbourg St.Louis, et les prie de recevoir ses sincères remercimens pour la premiere offrande faite à cet établisseme.t.Le 7e.Octobre, 1829.Æ soussigné ayant été dument nommé curateur à la succession de feu Jean Baptiste Martinucio, en son vivant marchand de cette ville, prie toutes personnes endettées envers la dite succession de le payer sans delai et celles à qui il peut être dû sont priées de lui transmettre au plutôt leurs reclamations en bonne forme.GEORGE WELLING, curateur, Québec, 13 août 1829.Rue Buade., ASSORTIMENT DE PELLETERIES SUPERIEUR, TOUTES EAITES A LA MODE, DOUARD DUGAL, Marchand de Pelleteries, No.44, Rue St.Jean, informe respectueusement les Dames et Messieurs de Québec, et des environs,qu\u2019il vient de recevoir par la Sophia, enligne directe de Londres, Pelleteries élégantes et de guût de Londres, toutes faites,con- 3w sistant principalement en Munchon Collerettes et Palatines de Peaux d\u2019EÉcureuil gris de Liberie, do.do.de.Lynx, do.do.de Jenet, do.do.de Marte, Garnitures de.do.do.Peaux d\u2019Agneanu fris¢ de Russie, noir et grie, Peau de Loupsmarin de la mer du Sud ; le tout d\u2019une qualité superieur dont il disposera à des prix modiques.Québec, le 8 Octobre, 1829, \u2014.Octuber 15, Province du Bas-Canada, District de Québec, OF fait savoir 4 tous qu'il appartiendra qu'en vertu d'uue sentence d'autorisation, rendue ce jour, par l\u2019honorable Jean Thomas Taschereau, 1'un des Juges de la Cour du Banc du Roi de ce district, sur requéte de Dame LUCE LAJUS, de la cité de Québec, veuve de fen Pierre Bedard, Ecuicr, en son vivant Juge Provincial du district des Trois-Rivières, d\u2019Ignace Gaspard Boissean, Ecuier, de la paroisse de St.Thomas, comme procureur fondé de Pierre Hospice Bedard, Ecuier, résidant À New-York, dans les Etats Unis, d\u2019Edward Glackemeyer, Fcnyer, de Qué- bee, Tuteur, ad hoc, élu à Zoël Bedard, enfant mis neur issu du mariage du dit feu Pierre Bedard, avec la dite Luce Lajus, d\u2019Elzéar Bedard, Ecuyer, Avocat, ct de Sicur Isidore Bedard, Etudiant en Droit, tous deux de Québec, et sur l\u2019avis des parens et amis du dit mineur ; il sera procédé par forme de Licitation, par devant la Cour du Bane du Roi pour le district de Québec, en la Chanibre d\u2019Audience en la cité de Québee, VENDREDI le second jour d'OCTOBRE prochain, à DIX heures du matin, à la première criée de quatre lots ci-après désignés formant la totalité d\u2019un immeuble situé en la dite cité de Québec, dépendant de la succession du dit feu Pierre Be dard, borné d\u2019un côté au nord-est à la Rue Haldimand sur laquelle le dit emplacement à cent vingt cinq pieds neuf pouces plus ou moins de profondeur ; borné d\u2019un autre côté par l\u2019emplacement de Thomas Fargues, Médecin, sur lequel, le dit emplacement a quatrevingt quatorze pieds six poucesou environ, plus ou moins ; borné par devant àla Rue Mont-Carmel sur laguelle le dit emplacement a quatre vingt dix neuf pieds six pouces on environ plus ou moins ; et par derrière aux emplaceniens de Dame Veuve Davis et de B.C.A.Gugy, Ecuyer, où le dit emplacement a soixante cinq pieds plus ou moins, par derrière encore à la partie nord-est de l\u2019emplacement de Demoiselle Napier, ou le ditemplacement a vingt six pieds plus ou moins, et par derrière encorcà la partie est de l\u2019emplacement de Demoiselle Napier ou le dit emplacement a cinquante sept pieds neuf pouces, plus ou moins, avec une maison en pierre à deux étages et étable dessus construites ; que la seconde criée se fera VENDREDI le neuvième jour d\u2019OCTOBRE prochain, à NEUL heures du matin, que Vendredi le seizième jour da dit mois d'Octobre prochain, à dix heures du matin, il sera procédé devant la dite Cour, icclle tenante en la Chambre d\u2019Audience en la dite cité de Quéhce, à la troisième et dernière criée des dits lots et à la vente et adjudication d\u2019iceux, au plus haut et dernier enchérisseur, aux charges, clauses et conditions des enchères qui seront déposées au Greffe de la dite Cour le ou avant le premier d\u2019Octobre prochain.Ceux qui ont sur les dits Immeubles quelques droits de propriété, servitudes, hypothèques ou autres prétensions quelconques sont requis d\u2019en faire leur déclaration par écrit au Greffe de la dite Cour avant l\u2019adjudication.Suit la désignation des lots de terre à liciter.& Lot No.1.De trente neuf piés six pouces de front sur soixante-cing piés, dans la plus grande profoudeur, et soixante ct an pié, dans sa plus petite profondeur, plus ou moins, borné, pardevant, par la Rue Haldimand, par derrière, partie par la ligne Est du lot No.4, et partie par Demoiselle Napier, d\u2019un coté, au Nord Ouest, par Mr.Davis et Mr.Gugy, de l\u2019autre Coté, all Sud-kst, par le lot No.2.Lot No.2.De vingt neuf piés six pouces de front sur soixante et un de profondeur, plus ou moins, borné par devant, par la Rue Haldimand, par derrière, par la lignc Est du lot No.4, d\u2019un coté, au Nord-Ouest, par le lot No.1, etde l'autre au sud-est par le lot No.3.Lot No.3.De quarante un gs frontsur la Rue rT AVERTISSEMENT.LICITATION.Mon:t-Carmel, et de cinquante deu Ug ligne qui divise ce dit lot du lot N .2, sur ciuquante \u201ccilXggieds de profondeur, plus ou moins, borné par devant, par da Rue Mont-Carmel, par derricre par le lot No.2, d'un côté au nord-est, jar la Rue Haldimand, de l\u2019autre côté, au sud- ouest parle lot No.4, avec une maison en pierre à deux Ctages dessus cor struite, Lot No.4.D'une figure irrégulière, de cinquante et neuf piés, sur la Rue Mont-Carmel, et de cinqua te sept pics, sur la ligne qui divise ce dit lot de la propriété de De- meiselle Napier, et quatre-vingt-quatorze piés de profondeur, plus ou moins, borné, par devant par la Rue Mont-Carmel, par derrière par Demoiselle Napier, d\u2019un coté, au Nord-tst, par les lots No.3, No.2, et partie du No.1, et de l\u2019autre coté, au Sud-Ouest, par Mtre.Thos.Fargues, contenant cinq mille piés en superficie, plus ou moins.Pour plus amples informations, on pourra s\u2019adresser à Mtre.E.Bedard, Avocat, en son étude, en la Haute-Ville de Québec, Rue des Carrieres.Québec, 21 £eptemhre, 1829.E BEDARD, Procureur et Avocat.SEIGNEURils DU BATISCAN.A VIS cst par le présent donné qu\u2019il sera concédé des terres sur la Rivière des fnvies, dans la seigneurie du Batiscan, dans le district des Trois-Rivières.Les personnes qui seraient d\u2019intention de s\u2019y établir, s\u2019adresseront a Louis GUILLET, Fcuier, notaire public, à Batiscan, ou au Commissaire à ce Bureau.Bureau de l\u2019administration des biens des Jésuites.Québec, le 15 Juin, 1829.Sw, VIS Public est par le présent donné que LAURENT LEMIEUX, Cultivateur à la Pointe-Lévy, a été par sentence de l\u2019Honorable J.l\u2019.Taschereau, Ecu- ier, Juve du Banc du Roi pour le district de Québec, en date du dix-huit Juillet dernier, Interdit pour cause de foiblesse d\u2019esprit et de prodigalité, et que les personnes de JEAN LeMiecx, et Marie GosseLin, ¢pouse du dit interdit sont par la dite sentence nommées ses curateurs, Québec, Ier.Août, 1829.QUEBEC : Printed and Published uaderiRoyal authority, by Jon Cuarrrton Fisuir and Winnian Kemnrg, Printer to the King\u2019s Most Excellent Majesty for the Province of LowER-CANADA Communications'are to be-addressed to Joun CHARLTON FISHFR, Faquire, Foiron of the Quente GazRTTR, (by Royal Commission) and Advertisementswill be received atthe Printiag-Office of DMessise THOMAS Cary & Co.Freemasons\u2019 Hall.-QUEBRC: Inprimée et Publiée sous l\u2019autorité \u2018Royale, par Jonn CHARLTON Fisukr, et Wirniam Kpmnig, Imprimour:de Sa Trèse Excellente Dlajesté le Roi pour la Psosince du RBas-Canada.* Toutes Communications doivent être adressées à Joun CHARLe TON Fisnan.fiers EDITEUR de la GAZETTE de Qurnec, (par Commis.pion Royals) Un recevra les -Avertisemmens à l'loiprimerie de Mestrs, \u2018Tuoptas Cany, & Co.Halle des FranceM açons, "]