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[" VOLUME IX.\u2014No.11.\u201cTHURSDAY,JANUARY 5,1832 DISTRICT OF QUEBEC.Sheriff's Sales.Fo wir P UBLIC Notice is hereby given, that the undermentioned LANDS and TENEMENTS have been seized, and will be Sozn at the respective times and laces as mentioned below, all persons having claims on the same are hereby required to make them known according to Law.All oppusitio.s afin d'annuller, afin d- distraire er afin de charge, exceptin 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 atany time within two days next after the retarn of the Writ.FIERT FACIAS.Quebec, to wit:) MSIE BERTHELOT, of the No.513.$ city, county and district of Quebec, Esquire, Notary l\u2019ublic, against ALEXANDER JOSEPH WOLFF, of Valcartier, in the county and district aforesaid, Esquire, Majorin the second Battalion of the Quebec Militia, in the hands of Michel Landry.Huissier Audiencier of the Court of King's Bench, curator au delaissenient, to wit :\u2014An emplacement being twenty eizht-feet or thereabouts in front, on a level with Fabrique street, in the Upper Town of Quebec, by twenty-two fathoms or thereabouts in depth, without warranty of precise measure, abutting to the north to the ground of George Pozer, representing Widow Gauvin, at the eng of which depth the said emplacement only measures twenty feet, three inches, or thereabouts, in width, join- iug on the south-west side to the representatives of John McNider, representing Louis Langlois dit Germain, and on the north-east side to the said George Pozer, representing the late Mr.Petry ; together with a two story stone louse on the said emplacement, and a stone built coach- house in the depth of the said emplacement, as also a brick building, four story high, the ground floor thereof being built of stone, and used as a wing on the north-east side.To be sold at my Office in the Court House, in the said city of Quebec, on the NINETEENTH day of MARCH next, at TEN o'clock in the morning.The said Writ returnable 21 April, 1832.W.S.SEWELL, Sheriff.9th November 1838.tIERI FACIAS.Quebec, to UT OUIS AUDET pIT LAPOINTE, À \u2014., v w- No.1380.of the City, County and District of Quebec, Carpenter, against CHARLES BERTRAND of the same place, Carpenter, to wit :\u2014The right of possession and enjoyment, à Titre de Buil Emphytéotique, which shall become due in the course of\u2019 the year one thousand eight kun:lred and eighty-nine, of the emplacement hereinafter described, that is to say :\u2014An emplacement situate in St.Louis Suburb, of this city of Quebec, containing forty feet by sixty feet in depth.and forming two thousand three hundred and seventy feet in superficies, bou.ded in front to the south by the Rue Plessis, in rear to the north by Jean Alichon or his representatives, on one side to the north cast by the Widow Francois Galarneau or representatives, on the other side to the south west by Pierre Galant or his representatives, together with the wooden House thereon erected, one story high, circnm- stances and dependancies : subject the purchaser to the annual payment on the first day of May in every year, to Joseph Légaré of Queb c, Trader, his heirs and assigns, at lis residence in Quebec, of the sum of one pound ten slillings currency de Rente ou Canon Emphytéotique :\u2014To be sold at my Office in the Court House in the said City of Quebec on the TWENTY-SIXTH day of MARCH next at TEN o'Clock in the morning.The said Writ returnable 2d April 1832 W.S.SLWELL, Sheriff.¥2d Nov.1831.VENDITIONI EXPONAS.Quebec, to wit : NTOINE NARCISSE JUCHE- No.476.¢ REAU DUCHESNAY, esquire, of the parish of Beaunort, in the county and district of Quebec, Seignior of the Fief and Seigniory of Beauport, against JOHN CLEARIHUE, of the city county and district of Œuebec, trader, at the fulle enchère, costs and charges of Hugh Kennedy, of Quebec, cooper, to wit:\u2014A land situated aod being iu tbe parish and seiguivry of Beauport, near the Bacal Mill of the said seigniory, consisting in thirty-seven feet in front, including seven feet of the river of the sad mill, by thirty feet in depth, English measure, taking the said front at one end to the north fourteen feet nine iuches along the long pan of the said mill, in desceadiog tu the end of te said thirty feet, bounded partly by the said river, partly by a laud hereafter described, and partly by the land of the said mill, joining on gue side to the south east to that part of the said river which joins that at present conceded, and on the other side to the north-cust to the land of the, said mill.2.Another Jand takivg its front immediately at the end of the depth of the preceding one, the said front comprising all which may be found between the bank of the said river and the canal of the said mill, and of forty-six feet nine incbes in depth, ending at fanrtecn feet fromthe west angle, formed by the south- west gable, aud the north side, long pun, of a store, in the ate the said lands and part of the river may now be found, with the buildings thereon erected, circumstances and de- pendencies\u2014together with the right of bringing to the distillery and brewery mill from the river, the water exceeding that which is necessary to put tbe banal mill paniaininag two pair of mill stopes, bolting and cribbing l'bruary 1832.[New Sevirs.] other purpose than for the distiHery and brewery, and without heing able to change or retard the course of the stream in banal mill, on a road of seven feet broad,to communicate with the said lots, together with the right of passing on fuot, on the north side of the old building of the banal will, to com- mubicate withthe Dam, which said rights and restrictions are more fully described in the deed of concession made by the late Honorable Antoine Louis Juchereau Duchesnay, usu- fructuary seiguior of the said seigniory, and passed before Mtre.Planté and colleague, notaries st Quebec, the 30tl day of September, 1818, and in the agreement between the said Jobu Clearibue and tle said Autoine Narcisse Juchereau Duchesuay, male and passed Lefore Mtre.Lindsay and col- leagde, Notaries at Quebec, outhe 20th Sept.1825.To be sold at the Church door of the aforesaid parish of Beauport, on the SEVENTEENTH day of JANUARY next, at TEN o'clock in the morning, Thesaid writ returnabie Ist Feb.1e32.W.8.SEWLLL, Sheriff, 14th Decr.1831.VENDITTONI EXPONAS.Quebec, to wit : } Li\u201cXANDER MILLER and JAMES No.369.FiSHER, of the city, parish and district of Montreal, merchants, late co- partners in trade at the city of Montreal aforesaid, under the name, style and firm of Miller, Fisher and company, against PETER DEVINS, of the city, parish and district of Montreal, gentleman, curator, in due form of law appointed to the vacant estate of Daniel Iarley, late of the parish aforesaid, esquire, now absent from this Pro ince of Lower Canada, to wit :\u2014 1st.A lot or parcel of ground in the parish of St.Joseph, Point Levi, au Lieu Aubigny, on the north east side of the main road, one hundred fect by one hundred feet, at the end of which it enlarges fifty feet, running tothe north west in the rear of George Ramsay, and in this part one hundred and fifty front, on a new depth of cne hundred feet running to Henry street, making about twenty-five thousand feet, on which is a stone house two stories high, with wings, coach-house, stables, hangar and other dependencies.2dly.A lot joining the above on the south east, fronting on the main road of forty feet front by eighty feet depth, making about three thousand two hundred feet.To be sold at the Church door of the aforesaid parish of St.Joseph, Point Levi, on the TENTH day of JANUARY next, at TEN .0\u2019clock in the morning.- The said Writ returnable 1st Fe- \"WS.sSEWELL, Sheriff.19th December, 1831.\u2014\u2014 DISTRICT OF MONTREAL.&herifi\u2019's Sals.U V : : .y .Lo wir ; Punic Notice is hereby given, that the uudermcntioned LANDS and TENEMENTS hiave been seized, and will be ¥oLb at the respective times and places as mentioned below, all persons having claims on the same are hereby required to make them knowu according to Law.All oppositions afin d\u2019annuller, afin de distraire or afin de «harge except in case of Venditioni Exponas, to which no such oppositio:s are by Law allowed, are required to be filed with the undersigned, at his Office previous to the fitteen days neat preceding the day of sule, oppositions afin de conscrrer may be filed at any time within two days next after the return of the Writ.FIcR1 FACIAS.Montreal, to wit : ] NDREW COWAN, of Montreal, No.11ul, I in the district of Montreal, merchant, Plaintiff, against FRANCOIS H.PREVOST, of the p.rish of Terrebonne, in the said district, merchant, Defendant ; A gertain piece or parcel of land situate and being iu the sgjd pgrish of Terrebonne, containing thirty- three feet in Un \u20ac by all the depth which may be found from the King's Highway to the river Jesus, bounded in front by the King's highway, in the rear by the said river, on one side by the lands of Joseph Villemaire, and on the oiher side by the lands of Nicolas Marchand.\u2018lo besold at the Charch door ot the parish of Terrebonne aforesaid, onthe Si VENTH day of FEBRUARY next, at TEN of the clock in the torencon.The said Writ of Fiesi Facias returnable the 10th day of February next.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, lst October, 1831.FIERI FACIAS, Mentreal, to wit : ] AMES LESLIE and ALEXAN- No.547.J DER LESLIE both of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, Merchants and CHARLES STUART aud ROBERT HALLOWELL both of Que- bee, in the District of Quebec in this Province, also Merchants, copartners trading together at Montreal aforesaid under the firm of James Leslie aud Company, Plaintiffs, against HENRY TURNLR of the Township of Rawdon in the said District, Merchant, Defendant, 1.A Lot or parcel of Land lying and being in the first range of the suid Township of Rawdon, comprising Lots numbers seventeen, cighteen, tweuly aud the south west half of Lot number twenty one, making in all seven huudred English acres, bounded iu front by the King\u2019s highway, on the south west side by the Rev.James Edmond Burton, on the north east side by one Dullivan aud in the rear by the second coucession, with six dwelling bouses, one store, two bars and other buildings thereon erected, 2.A Lot or Parcel of Land Jying and being in the said Township t Brsette de Quebec.TOME IX.\u2014No.11.JEUDI, 5 JANVIER, 18332.mr machives, into operation, without however beiug able of Rar,lon, and in the second concession, consisting of to muke use of the mill erected on the said lot to auy : the scy™h east half of Lot number twenty, containing one hundred acres, bounded in frout by a road in the second concession, on the south west side by Lot number nineteen, on the said river ; with right of passage in common with the said the =a th east side by Lot number twenty-ove and in the reat + Philemon Dugas, Esq.To be sold at the Church door iq the said Township of Rawdon on the SEVENTH day ¢1 FEBRUARY next, at TEN of the clock in the fore- neon.\u201d The said Writ of Fieri Facias returnable the 10th Fibruatg next.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sle 8 Office, 1st Oct.1831.e FIKRI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit +4 OHN PICKLE, the younger, of No.the city of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, merchant, Plaintiff, against ANTOINE LA- FRENIERE, of Montreal aforesaid, gentleman, curator, in due f@rm of law appointed to Antoine Bélanger, of the parish of Mdntreal, in the district aforesaid, merchant, now absent ftym the Province of Lower Canada, Defendant; certain kids in the parish of St.Hugbes, in the seigniory of Ram.+y, in the said district of Montreal, that is to say, lo.a land upon the river, number fourteen, containing three arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth, more or less, bounded in front by the said river, on one side by number thirteen, and on the other side by number fifteen, 20.A Land upou the said river, being number fifteen, containing three arpents in front, by thirty arpents, more or less, in depth, bounded in front by the said river, on one side by number fourteen, and on the other side by number sixteen.30.A land, being number forty-three, containing three ar- peots in front, by thirty arpents in depth, bounded in front by the first front road, proceeding in depth, on the north east side, on one side by number forty-two, and on the other side by number forty-four To be sold at the Church door of the parish of St.Hughes aforesaid, on the SEVENTH day of FEBRUARY next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, The said Writ of Fieri Facias returnable the 10th day of February next.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 1st October, 1831.FIERI FACIAS, Montreal, to wit :2 ENJAMIN HART, of the city of - No.423.) Montreal, in the district of Montreal, merchant, Piaintiff, against THOMAS BUCKLEY, of the parish of St.Hyacinthe d\u2019Yamaska, in the said distrlct, trader, Defeadan'.A lot of land being number four in the Serafine range in the parish of St.Césaire, in the seigniory of St.ifvacinthe, coutnining three arpents in frond, hy thirty .~ arpents ind pth, bounded ia front by the King's highway, \u201cin the rear by the Papineau range, on the west side by Jot uumber three, and ou the other side by lot sumber five.To be sold at tie Church door of the parish of St.Césaire, aforesaid, on the NINETEENTH day of MARCH next, at TEN of the Cloek ia the forenoon.The said Writ of Fieri Facias returuable the first day of Fefiruary next, | F.PERRY, Depy.Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 12th November, 1831.FIFERT FACIAS.Montreal, to wit } OHN MACDONELL and JAMES No.1061, HOLMES, both of ihe city and district of Montreal, merchants, and copartners, carrying cn trode together there, under the name or firm of Mac- duneli and Holmes, against MATHIAS ROSS CONROY, of the seigniorv of Noyan, in the said district, merchant, and ALICE FISK his wife, defendants.A piece or parcel of land of irregular shape, being part of lot number fifteen, in the fourth concession of the seigniory of Noyau and paiish of St.George, in the county of Rouville, and nearly in front of the church, bounded to the south-east corner by a post standing at the north-east corner of the land of Uriah Lafiin,and then running north along the Kiug\u2019s road one hundred and sixteen feet to a board fence, and then west along said board fence two hundred and forty-four feet, and thence south sixty-nine feet and then east one hundred and eighty-three feet, and then taking a greater width to the place of beginning, bounded on the east by the King\u2019s highway, on the north and west by the remainder of the said lot number fifteen, and ou the south by land of Uriah Laflin, with a two story wooden house and stable, and other out houses thereon erected.To be sold at the Church door of the parish of St.George aforesaid, on the NINETEENTH day of MARCH next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The said Writ of I'ieri Facias returnable the 2d April next.F.PERRY, Deputy Sheriff, Sheriff \u2019s Office, 12th November, 1831.FIERI FACIAS, Motnreal, to wit: Jou ROY of the city of Montreal, 1412, ; in the county and district of Montreal, merchant, plaintiff, against JEAN FRANCOIS BOSSU LIONAIS, Esquire, of the parish of St.Joseph de Chambly, in the said district, defendant: 1°.Anem- placement situate at the village of St.Joseph de Chambly afuresaid, containing fifty feet in front by about two hundred and eighty in depth, the whole more or less, bounded in front by the King's highway, in the rear by Louis Garcau, Esquire, on one side by the lot No.2 hereinafter described, and on the other side by Réné Boileau, Esquir with a wooden house thereon erected.2°.An emplac ment, situate at the village of St.Joseph de Chambly aforesaid, containing forty-five feetin front by one bune dred and eighty feet in depth, the whole more or less bounded in front by the King\u2019s hi:hway, in the rear an and on one side by the said Louis Gareau, and on the otbez side by the emplacement above described under No.1, with a house and other buildings thereon erected.\u2014To bg ° IE wold at the Church door of the parish of St.Joseph de Chambly aforesaid, on the TW ENTIETH day of MARCH next, at TEN of the clock in the turenoon.The said writ of fieri laclas returnable the 2nd dy of April next.F.PERRY, Deputy Sheriff.Sheriff 's Office, 13th November, 1831.TWO WRITS OF FIERL FACIAS.Montreal, to wit : I OTH Writs at the suit of LOUIS Nos, 1713 and 3210.à ROY PORTELANCE, of the city of Montreal, in the «aid district of Montreal, merthant, Plaintiff, against GEORGE AULIJO, of the same place, Bequire, merchant, Defendant.À lot of ground situated in the said city of Montreal, bounded in frout by St.Peter Street, on ove side by the said Louis Roy Portelance, on the other side and in rear by the sald George Auldjo, aud containing fifty-two feet in frout and sixty-three feet in rear, aud one hundred and fourteen feet in depth by the middle of the said lot, without any building thereon erected, the walls on the south-east und in rear of the said los of ground being mitoyen, with the reservation in favor of the said Louis Roy Portelance, for himself, his heirs and assigns, of a free Fass and re-pass thrcugh the said lot of ground to and from the adjoining lot of ground belungiug to the said Louis Roy Portelance, till the street now opened from McGill street to the lot of ground in rear of the aliove described lot of ground shall be continued to the said St.Peter street, \u2018lo be told at my Office in the city of Montreal, aforesaid, on the NINETEENTH day of MARCH next, at ONE of the Cluck in the afternoon.The said Writs of Fieri Facias returnable the second day of April next.F.PERRY, Deputy.Sheriff, Rheriff's Office, 12th November, 1831.FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit : OSEPH OCTAVE BASTIEN, 2438.eJ Esquire, of the parish of Vaudreuil in the said district of Montreal, plaintit, against CHARLES TAIT, Esquire, of the City of Montreal in the said district of Montreal, defendant: A land of an irregular figure consisting of one hundred and twenty arpents, more ot less, situated at Ste.Anne\u2019s, in the said district of Montreal, taking its front on the margin of the River St.Lawrence of three arpents, and tunning in depth thirty arpents to the lands of St.Genevieve, where it forms an angle with thirty other superficial arpents which join the lands of Simon Fraser, Esquire, and of the representatives of John Forbes, hounded on the south west side partly by the Chemin de Montée of the Cote St.Marie, and partly hy the land of the representatives aforesaid, and on the north east side by land possessed by one }mond Petit dit La- marche, with a stone house and other buildings thereon erected.\u2014To be sold at the Church door of the parish of Ste.Anne, in the said district of Montreal, on the NINETEENTH day of MARCH next, at THN of the clock in the forenoon.The said writ of fieri facias returnable the 2nd day of April next.F.PERRY, Deputy Sheriff.Sheriff \u2019s Office, 12th November, 1831.FINRL FACIAS, Montreal, to wit 4 4/ ILLTAM U.CHAFFERS, No.1417.Esquire, of the parish of Ste.Césaire, in the district of Montreal, merchant, assignee of Antoine Poisvert of the same parish, yeoman, Plaintiff, against MARCELIN FREJEAU, of the parish of Saint Jean Baptiste, in the said district, yeoman, Defendant.A Jand situate inthe said parish of Saint Césaire on the southeast side of the range la Barbue, i: the seigniory of De- bartzch, containing two arpents in front by (wenty-seven arpents in depth, on one line, and twenty-eight arpents on the other line, the whole more or less, bounded in front by the base of the said range, in the rear by the allonges de lu Pointe de Chemise of the range called Ste.Rosalie, bounded on one side by Charles Brouillet,and on the other side by Louis Dufresne.with a house and stables thereon erected.To be sold at the Church door of the parish oi\u2019 St.Césaire aforesaid, on the NINETEENTH day of MARCH next, at KLEVEN of the clock inthe forenoon, \u2018The said Writ of Fieri Facias returnable \u2018he Ist day of February next.F.PERRY, Deputy Sheriff.Sheriff 's Office, 12th November 1831.RATIFICATIONS.OrricE OF THE PRoTHO\" NOTARY OF His MAJEsTy\u201dS Court of KING'S BeEncu: At Quebec, the 1st day of Oct, 1831+ Province of Lower Canada, District of Quebec.No.1465.Exparte.\u2014FRANCOIS DURETTE, Fsqr.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has been deposited in the Prothenotary\u2019s Office of the Court of King's Bench for the district of Quebec, a deed of sale and conveyance, made and passed before W.F.Scott, and his colleague, Notaries Public at Quebec, the twenty-sixth day of May, in the year of Our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, between the Honorable MATTHEW BELL, Esquire, one of the Members of the Legislative Council, of and for the Province of Lower Canada, Merchant, and GEORGE KEYS, Es quire, Merchant, both of and residing in the city of Quebec.and acting for the effect of the sald deed of sale and conveyance, as Trustees of the real and personal estate of the Honorable James Irvine, Esquire.late of the city of Quebec, one of the Members of the Legislative Council aforesaid, Merchant, deceased, to them the said Matthew Bell and George Keys, sold and conveyed by John George Irvine, Esquire, of the city of Quebec, Merchant, (to whom the same devolved, as only son and heir at law of the said late James Irvine, who died intestate) in and by decd, bearing date, and passed before the aforesaid Notary and his cclleague, the twenty-third day of November, then last past, of the one part, and FRANCOIS DU- RETTE, Esquire, of the said city of Quebec, Merchant, ofthe other part ; being a sale by which the said Matthew Bell and George Keys, ¢s qualité, grant and convey to the said Francois Durette, Esquire, two certain lots of ground or emplacemens, contiguous to each other, situate and being in Saint Francis street, in the Upper Town of the said city of Quebec, known and distinguished by the lots numbers five and six, as mentioned in the said deed of sale, containing as follows : that is to say, the said lot number five, thirty-seven feet, English measure, in front, on St.Francis street aforcsuid, by fifty-five feet, like mesure, in actually Le, with all appurtenances and dependencies what.depth, on the east side, and fifty-four feet, three inches, like measure, in depth, on the west side, abutting on the property of one Levesque, where it widens to thirty-seven feet, six inches, like measure, aud forming a superficies of two thousand and thirty-three square feet, English measure atoresaid, bounded in front, or towards the north by St.Francis street aforesaid, in the rear or towards the south by the said Levesque, un one side towards the east by à piece of ground or passage, and partly by thelot number one, parts and parcels of the pro, erty, whereof the lot of ground thus described, bargained and sold, also.forms a part.and which sald parts and parcels have been sold to Thomas Baillargé, and on the other side towards the west by the said lot number six, and the said lot number six containing thirty-seven feet, knglish measure, in front on St.Francis street asoresuid, by fifty-four feet, three inches, like measure, in depth, on the east side, and fifty- three feet, six inches in depin, on the west side, abutting on the property of one Jalbert, where it widens to thirty- seven feet, six inches, like measure, and forming a su- perticies of two thousand and five square feet, English measure, hounded in front or towards tte north by St.Francis strect aforesaid, in the rear or towards the south by the said Jalbert, on one side towards the east by the said lotnumber five, and ou the other side towards the west by the property of John Anderson and others, together with all sud singular the appurtenances and depeudancies whatsuever to the said two lots of gronud severally and respectively belonging or in any wise appertaining, The said premises possessed during the three Inst years, to wit by the late James Irvine until the time of bis decease, to wit, until the twenty.seventh day of September, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nive, from that time until the said twenty-third day of November now last past, by the said John George Irviue, aud from that time until the passing of the Deed first mentioned by the said Matthew Bell and George Keys ès qualités, and from that time hitherto by the said François Duretre.All persons who have any privilege or hypotkec by virtue of any title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said premises immediately before and at the time of the Sale and conveyance thereof, by the said Matthew Bell and George Keys és qualités, are hereby notified that an application will be made to the said Court the EraaT5 day vf FEBRUARY next, for a Judgment or sentence of confirmation, and they are by these presents required to signify in writing heir oppositions, and to file them in the Office of the said Prothonotary eight days at least before that day, in default whereof they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.K.B.Province of Lower Canada,) OFFICE oF THE PRoTHONO- District of Quebec, $ TARY oF IMs MaJesry\u2019s Court oF King's BENCH.The 1st day of October, 1831.No, 1408.Exparte \u2014 ABRAHAM PELLETIER.UBLLC 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 Quebec, n deed made and execated before Maitre A, Morin, Notary Public and witnesses, at tiie Pavish of St.Roch des Aulnets, the eighth of September one thousand eight huvdred and thirty-one, between AMABLE BELANGER, of tbe place called St.George de Kaconn, in the County of Rimouski, in the District of Quebec, yeoman of the one part, and ABRAHAM PELLETIER, of the Parich of St.Ruch des Aufnets, in the County of L'Islet, in the District aforesaid, Trader, of the other part, being a sule by which the said Amable Belanger, sold, conceded, guitted, yielded, transported and abandoned to the said Abraham Pelletier.1.A land situated in the first range of the sail place of Kucona, containing two arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth more or less, bounded ou the north by the King\u2019s high road, on the south by lands of the second range of concessions, on the north east by John Baptiste Levesque and on the the south-west by the representatives of Alexander Ouellet, with all the buildings thereon erected together with the rightto the beach, (droit de gree) and of hunting and fishing, which the seller may have over the said land.2.Five arpents and more should they be fouvd, between the lines of the frout lands, by twelve arpeuts more or less in depth, situated between the second and third range of the said place of Kacona, bounded as follows, below by the lands of the secoud range, above by those of the third range, joining on the south west to Benjamin Chussé representing Paschal Guenet dit Dumont and on the north east to Joseph Pelletier, as the same may ever.The said premisses have been possessed during the three last years as follows to wit, the laud first described by the said Amable Belanger, siuce the tenth of October one thousand eight hundred and tweuty-one, by an act of ex change passed before Mtre.P.Dumais and his colleague Notarics, and the said five arpents of lands, since the twenty seventh of March, one thousand eight hundred and twenty five, by act of acquisition, before Mtre.M.Morin, and his colleague, Notaries, and since the passing of the Act first mentioned, to wit, the eighth of Septem ber, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, to the present time by the said Abralam Pelletier.All persons who have or claim te have any privilege or hypo- thec, under any title or by any means whatever, in or upon the said premises, immediately previous to and at the time of the sale and transport of the same, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court, on the EIGHTH day of FEBRUARY next, for a judgment or sentence of ratification, 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, P.K.B.Province of Lower Canada, District of Quebec, } court OF KING'S BENCH, The 12th day of October, 1831, Exparte\u2014~PETER BURNET, Esquire.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, à deed made and executed before Archibald Campbell, and colleague, Notaries Public, on the eighth day of July, in the year of Our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, between PIERRE CHARAY, Esquire, seignior of Grondines, residing in the parish of Saîné Charles des Grondines, of the one part, snd PETER BURNET, TUE QUEBEC QAGETTS, Esquire, merchant, now absent from Quebec, by David JANUARY 5 Burnet, Esquire, his brother, and co-partner, authorised in that behalf, bY a general procuration passed in the Office of the said Archibald Campbell, and bearing date in the month of October, in the year or Our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and wenty-three, of the uther part; being a sale by the said Pierre Charay to the said Peter Burnet, of all and every the parts and portions of the seigniory of 8%.Charles, commonly called the seigniory of Grondines, situated in the County of Portneuf, in\u2019 the District of Quebec, in the Province of Lower Canada, bounded in front by the River St.Lawrence, on the north-east partly by the seigniory of LaChevrotitre, and partly by theungranted lands of the Crown, to the south-west by the seigniories of Dor- villiére and St.Ann, and in the rear also by ungranted lands of the Crown; the said seigniory being mf one league md three quarters of a league in front, 4nd-as to one league of the sai \u2018 front being of ten leagues in depth, and as to the remaining three quarter of a league in front, being of five leagues only in depth, together with the beach in front of the said seighiory, and the manor.the saw mill, thecensetrentes and other annual and casual tights-& dues to the seigniory belonging, as well as all arrears of cens et Tentes, and other annual and casual rights and dues 5 the whole without any reserve, save and except of certain sinall parts or portions of the said seig- niory belonging to others, which said parts or portions are in the said deet of sale particularly mentioned, and specified, and possessed by the said Pierre Charay, as proprietor for three years before the execution of the said deed of sale,and thence hitherto by the said Peter Burnet ; 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 seigniory and premises, immediately previous to and at the time the same were acquired by the said Peter Burnet, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court, onthe SIXTEENTH 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.PERRAULT & BURKOUGHS, P.K.B.= > .Province of Lower Canada, OFFICE oF Tue 1 RoHS District of Quebec! NOTARY or His MaJrstY's C ouRrT oF King's Benen.Quebec, Oth September, 1831.No.987.Exparte.- JEAN BEAUDON, dit LARIVIERE.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has been deposited in the Office of the Prothonotary of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King's Bench, of and for the District of Quebec, a Decd made and executed before Mtre.Louis Panet and his Confrére, Notaries, the twenty-seventh day of August, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, between LOUIS BOURGETTF, yeoman, and MARIE RUEL, his wife, residing in the parish of Sainte Marie Nouvelle Beauce, of the owe part, and JEAN BEAU.DON dit LARIVIERE, carpenter, residing at Quebec, of the other part; being a sale by the said Louis Bourgette, and t: e said Marie Roucl, his wite, to the said Jean Bcaudon dit Larivière, of the immovable property hereinafter described, that is to say :\u2014 1st.Two arpents of ground in front, and more if may be, by twenty arpents in depth, to be taken and detached from the north-west side of a land of six arpents in front, by the said depth, situate in the said patish of Ste.Marie, in the seignicry Jollet, at the village of St.Francis, being the fourth range of the sald seigniory, starting from the River Chaudière, hounded in front by the square (trais quarré) which forms the prolongation of a straight line from the square (trait quarré) ot the village of St.Elzéar, in rer by the end of the twenty arpents, running to the south east at land No.Five, and on the other side to the north west at land number Eighr, together with a barn and a stable thereon erected.\u2014 2d.\u2018Three arpents of ground in front by twenty arpents in depth, situate and being in that part of the seigniory Jolliet which belongs to the heirs Taschereau, at the village of St.Francis, being number eight of the said village, and the fourth range of the said part of the seignioi y Jolliet, starting from the river Chaudière, iu rear at tiie end of the twenty arpents, running to the north east, on one side teward the north west by number Nine, and cn the other side towards the south east by number Seven, toge ther with the house thereon erected.The immovable property fir-t described bas been in the possession of the said Louis Bourgette and his said wife, since the thirticth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and twenty nine, and previously thereto, for more than three years, by Joseph Colletand Angelique Carrier, his wife, principals (auteurs) of the said Louis DBourgette, which two immovable properties have been and are in the possession of the said Jean Beaudon dit Larivière, since the twenty-seventh day of August, one thousand eight hundred and thirty one.And all persons who may have, or who may claim to have any privileges or hypothèques in right of any title, or by any other means whatsoever, upon the said immovable proj erty, immediateiy pievious to and at the time of the acquisition thereof by the said Jean Beaudon dit Larivi- ère, are by these presents notified, that application will be made to the said Court, the FIRST day of FEBRUARY, one thousand cight hundred and thirty two, tor a sentence or judgment ot conf rmation, and they are by these presents.required to signify in writing their oppositions, and to file them in the office of the said Prothonotary, eight davs at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded the right of so doin PERRAULT & BUKROUGHS, P.K.B.Province of Lower ee OFFICE OF THE PROTHONO< District of Quebec.TARY OF His MaJEsty\u2019s Court oF King\u2019s Bench, Quebec, 14th Septr.1831.No.936.Exparte.~ JOHN NICHOLLS MARTYN, UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has .been deposited in the Prothonotary\u2019s Office of the Court of King\u2019s Bench for the District of Quebec, a deed of sale and conveyance, made and passed before J.Walsh, Notery Public, and witnesses, at the Parish of Saint Mary, Nouvelle Beauce, the first day of August, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, between THOMAS NAPPER of the said parish, farmer, and MARIE SALOMK\u2019 VAL.LIERE, his wife, by her said husband, to the effect of the said deed, duly anthorised, of the one part; and JOHN NICHOLLS MARTYN, of the city of Quebec, merchant, of the other part ; being a sale by which the said Thomas Napper, and Marie Salomé Valliere, sold and conveyed to the said Joha Nicholls Martyn, that is t0 say : a certs farm cu oF a EE TF FR e ThE CO 6 MB .Province ot Lower Canada, 1832.a or lot of ground, situate andbeing in the aforesaid parish of saint Mary, (Seigniory Liniére) consisting of three arpents in front, by forty arpents in depth, bounded in front by the River Chauditre, in rear by the extremity of the said depth of forty arpents, on one side towards the north-west by Simon Réaume, junior, and on the other side towards the south-east by François Lehoullier, Esquire, together with the house, stable, barn and other buildings thereon erected, and all the dependencies and appurtenances, rights, members and privileges thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining.The said premises to the said Marie Salomé Vallière and Thomas Napper belonging, in virtue of a deed of gift from the late Jean Philippe Vallière and Marie Salomé Garon, his wife, the father and mother of the said Marie Salomé Vallière, passed before Rény and witnesses, at saint Mary aforesaid, on the thirteenth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-one, as also in virtue of the respective last wills and testaments of the said Jean Philippe Vallière and Marie Salomé Garon, passed before the suine Notary and witnesses, on the said last mentioned day, and of the Contract of Marriage between the said Thomas Napper and Marie Salomé Vallitre, passed before the same Notary and witnesses, on the twenty-ninth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-one, and possessed by the said Marie Salomé Valliere and Thomas Napper, as proprietors for three years preceding the date of the aforesaid sale tu the said John Nicholls Martyn, and thence hitherto by the said John Nicholls Martyn.The said land being in the Censive of Demoiselle Julie Louise Tasche- reau, or her representatives, and subject to cens et rentes seigneurialles, as well as to the several clauses and conditions stipulated in favor of the said vendors, and in the said deed particularly set forth.And all persons who have or claim to have any privilege or hypothee, by virtue of any title or by any means whatsoever, in or upon the said premises, immediately before and at the time of the sale and conveyance thereof, by the said Thomas Napper and Marie Saloiné Vallière, are hereby notified that application will be made to the said Court, on the FIRST day of FEBRUARY TERM next, for a sentence or judgment of confirmation, and they areshereby required to signify in writing their oppositions, and file the same at the Office of the said Prothonotary, eight days at least before that day in default of which they will be fur ever precluded from the right of doing so.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.K.B.District of Montreal } IN THE KING'S BENCH No.99.: Exparte.\u2014 PETER SHEPPARD & al UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has ben lodged in the Office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King\u2019s Bench of and tor the District of Mou- treal, adced made and executed before P, Lukin and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the second day of December, one thousand eight hundred and thirty, between WILLIAM NOWLAN, of th\u201d seigniory of Annfield or Beauharnois, tarmer, of the one part ; and PETER SHEPPARD, senior, JOHN SHEPPARD, SAMULL SHEPPARD and PETER SHEPPARD, junior, of the said seig- niory of Annteld or Deuubarnois, farmers, of the other part, being a sale by che said William Nowlan, to the said Peter Sheprard, senior, John Sheppard, Samuel Sheppard and Peter Sheppard jimior, ofa land designated by number twenty-two, in the first concession of James \u2018Town, iu the said seigniory of Annfeld, or Beauharnois, aud containing by adweasurment four arpents, tiiree per- lies, «ix fect in front, by twenty-five arpents in depth, wuaking one hundred arpents in superficies only, in consequence of the oblique lines of said land, joining in tront the Chateaugay River, in the rear to uncouceded lauds, an the north cast side to number fwenty-one, and on the south-west side to number twenty-three of the said concession, according to the Proces Verbal ofthe eighth October, 1523, of Charles Manuel, Esquire, sworn Land \u201curveyor, with a house, barn and stable thereon erected ; which said land has been possessed by the said William Nowlan, as proprietor dusing the three years preceding the aforesaid deed of sale, and from thence hitherto by the said Peter Sheppard, senior, John Sheppard, Samuel Sheppard, and Peter Sheppard, junior, and all peisons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothee, under any title or by any means whatsoever, in or upon the seid land, immediately previous to and at the time the same was acquired by the said Peter Sheppard, senior, John Sheppard, Samuel Sheppard,and Peter Sheppard, junior, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court on the FIFTEENTH day of FEBRUARY uext, for a sentence or judgment of Contir- mation, aud 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 th.y wilt be for ever piecluded from the rightof doing so.MONK.& MORROGH, P.K.B.Prothonotary's Office.Montreal, the 20th day of September, 1831.Pruvince of Lower Canada, Districtof Moutreal.No.152.Exparte.~ROBLERT MAIN.EBUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there - has been lodged, in the Office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King's Beach of aud for the District of Montreal, a Deed wade and executed betore G, Coursolles dnd his colleague, Nouwries Public, on the thirtieth day of May one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, between JOSEPH HAD of the Parish of St, Hugue iu the Seiguiory of Ramsay, yeoman, and MARILE BARBE HAD, widow of the Jute-Chnrles Bélanger, residing in the sawe place of the one part, and ROBERT MAIN, Esquire, residing in the City of Moutreal of the other part; being a Sale by the suid Joseph Had aud Marie Barbe Had to the said Robert Main ; of *\u201ca land situated and being in the second range.of con- \u2018- cessions of the Seigniory of Hugue Martigny, squire, \u201c St.Omer, his wife, by him duly authorised of the other part, being a Sale by the said Marie Marguerite Brunet dite Bellehumeur, Joseph Arel, fils, and Marguerite Duval, Leon Arel, and Sophie Lemay dite Delorme, Benjamin Arel, and Dame Félicite Gongeon, Marguerite Arel, Emilie Arel, and Elizabeth Arel, each for their part, except the above named husbaud who shall be jointly and severally obliged together, to the said Antoine Brous- seau and Marguerite St.Omer, of lst.A land situated at the suid place of Sault au Recollet, containing two arpents in front on the depth which may be found from the buze of\u2019 Rivicre des Prairies, where it takes its front, in going to the King\u2019s highway, and from thence taking four -arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth, making in all thirty-five arpents in depth, the whole mere or less, bounded in rear partly by Jean Baptiste Brignon dit Lapierre, and partly y the land hereinafter described, on one side to the northeast partly by Captain Charles Giroux, aud partly by Joseph Corbeil, and on the other side to the south-west by the said Charles Giroux, by St.Simon Street, and by the domain of the Gentlemen of the Seminary of Montreal, with a stone house, barn and other buildings thereon erected.2d.Another land called Lu continuation, situated at Saultau Recollet aforesaid, containing two arpents in front, by thirteen arpents in depth, the whole more or less, bounded in front by the land herein betore described, in rear by the said Jean Bte.Brignon dit Lapierre, on one side to the north-east by the said Joseph Corbeil, and on the other side to the south-west, by the said Jean Bte.Brignon, without any buildings, and possessed by the aforesaid Vendors and by.the said Antoine Brousseau and the said Marguerite St Omer, as Proprietors during three years past, and all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any Title or by any meaus whatsoever in or upon the said lands and dependances immediately previous to and at the time the same were dc- quired by the said: Antoine Brousseau and Margaret St.Omer, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Gourt on the FIRST day of FEBRUARY next for a sentence or judgment of Confirmation, and they are hereby required to signity in writing their Oppositions and file the same in the Office of the said Prothonotary eight days at least before that day, in defanitof which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Montreal, 7th Sept.1831.Province of Lower Canada 2 F8 Rp District of Montreal, JN THE KING'S BENCH.No.153.Expgrte\u2014 DAME ANNE ELIZABETH WHARTON, wife of DAVID NORMAND.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 executed before Mtre.Ovide Leblanc, and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the twenty-eighth day of January, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, between FRANCOIS -TESSIER, dit LAVIGNE, yeoman, of the parish of St.Cleinent, de Beauharnois, and ANGELIQUE GENDRON, his wife, by him duly authorized, of the one part, and Mrs.ANN ELIZABETH WHARTON, wife of Mr, DAVID NORMAND, Merchant, of the same place, and separated from kim as to property, and by him duly an- thorized, of the other part, being a sale by the said François Tessier, dit Lavigne, and Angelique Gendron, tothe said Mrs.Anne Elizabeth Wharton, of \u2018\u201c À Land at the Lower part \u201c\u201c of the domain of St.Louis, in tbe aforesaid parish, in the \u2018* seigniory of Beauharnois or Annfeld, containing two : 76 \u201c6 4 ques LL arpents more or less in front by twenty eight srpents more or less in depth, bounded in front by the River St.Lawrence or Lake St.Louis, in rear by the fence actually on the land of François Petit, which, or the place whereof will serve as the line of division between the land of the said Prancois Petit, and the land now described and sold ; joining on one side to the south west to the descent road, chemin de descente, of River la Beauce, and on the other side to the north east to the land of Charles Laberge or representatives, with a stone house two stories high, a Larn, in part destroyed, and a dairy, members and appurtenances,\u201d and possessed by the said vendors as proprietors during the three last years past, and from thence by the said Mrs.Anne Elizabeth Wharton\u2014and 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 above described lard, immediately previous to and at the time the sume was acquired by thesaid Mrs.Anne Elizabeth Wharton, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court on the FIRST 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, Montreal, 22d September, 1831.\u201d + ¢ se sé < «\u20ac - ~ - Province of Lower Canada, District of Montreal.No.131.Espartee\u2014HENRY BENEDICT WHALES.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there bas been lodged in the Office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King\u2019s Bench, of and for the district of Montreal, # deed made and executed before A.'T.Kimber and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the twenty-eight day of November, one theusand eight huvdred and twenty-nine, between CHARLES STORY, residing in the seigniory of Rigaud, in the connty of York, inthe district of Montreal, farmer, of the one part, and HENRY BENEDICT WHALES, residing in the seigniory of Argenteuil, in the said county of York, farmer, of the other part\u2014being a sale by the said Charles Story to the said Henry Benedict Whales of\u2014lo.A lot or parcel of land, forming part of lot'number thirty-six, situate, lying and being in the said seigniory of Rigaud, bounded in front by the Grand or Ottawa River, in rear by uucouceded laud, the said pareel of land containing one arpeat in front by twenty arpents in depth, bounded in front by the said Grand or Ottawa River, in depth by unconceded land, joining on oue side to Hugh McLaunghlan, aud on the other side to lot number thirty- scvep following : 20.All and every that certain lot or parcel of land, known ard distinguished as lot number thirty-seven, situate, lving aud being in the said seiguiory of Rigaud, containing three arpents in front by twenty arpents in depth, touvded in front by the Grand or Ottawa River aforesaid, in rear by uoconceeded land, joining on one side to that part of Lt number thirty-six above described, ani on the other side to Henry Wilman ; together with the wooden house, barn, stable and other buildings thereon erected ; and possessed by the said Charles Story and by the suid Henry Bevedict Whales as proprietors during three vears past\u2014and all por- sons who may bave 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 Henry Benedict Whales, are bereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court, on the EIGHTH davef FEBRUARY next, for a senterce or judgment of confirmation, and they are bercby required to sigoify in writing their oppositions, and file the same in the Office of the said Prothanotary, eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.MONK & MOGKOGH, P.K.B, Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Montreal, 14th Juue, 1831.} IN THE KING'S BENCH, Province cf Lower Canada, Districtof Montreal, No.156.Erparte \u2014GILLESPIE, MOFFATT & Company.PUBS NOTICE is hereby given, that there has been lodgvd in the Office of the Prothonotary of tie Court of King's Bench, of aud for the district of Montreal, a deed made nod executed before J.Po.Grant, and bis colleague, Notaries Public, on the tenth day of September, one thoneand eight hundred and thirty-one, between JOIN JONI.S, of the cite of Montreal, io the said district, Inspector of Ashes, aud MARY HENEY, his wife, by Lim duly authorised, of the one part\u2014and The Honorable GEORGE MOFFATT, of ibe same place, merchant, acting and stipuiatiug, as well in his owD name as for and on behalf of his Partners, carryiag on trade with him at Montreal aforesaid, under the name or firm of Gillespie, Moffatt aud Company, which said firm is composed of the following persons, namely, Robert Gillespie, of London, in England, the said Honorable George Moffatt, William } IN TUE KING'S BENCI.Finlay, of Quebec, in the Province of Lower Canada afore- | saidy Joh Jamieson, of Montreal aforesaid, Alexander Gillespie, junior, of London aforesaid, and Robert Gillespie, junior, of Montreal aforesaid, of the other part; being a sale by the said John Jones acd Mary Heney to the said Gillespie, Moffatt and Compang, of ¢ the lots of ground, emplacements and premises, situate, lying and being at the Pointe à Calliere, in the raid city of Montreal, hereinafter described as follows\u2014viz : all those lots and emplacements, comprehended between, and bounded on one side towards the north west by the property of Pierre Berthelet, or bis representatives, on the other side by the river Saint Lawrence, in front by Saiut Fraucis street, now called Port street, and in the rear by property heretofore pussessed by the late James Dunlop, and now owned and occupied by the said Gillespie, Moffatt and Cempany\u2014~the premises bereby bargained aud sold, comprising all the ground, preimises and right of property now or heretofore belouging to the said parties of the first part at the said Pointe a Callitre, together with all the buildings thereon, aad all the right of mitoyenneté in the gables and walls ot the nujoinive build- inga\u201d\u2014and possessed by the said John Jones, and by the said Gillespie, Moffatt and Company, as proprietors during three years past 5 aud all persous who may have or claim to have any privilege or bypothec, under any title or by auy meaus whatsocver, in or upou the said lots and emplace ments, immediately previous to and at the time the same were acquired by the said Gillespie, Moffatt and company, Jul QUEBEC CGAGETIE are hereby notified, that application will be mule ta the said Court, ou the EIGHTH dav of FEBRUARY next, for n sentence or judgment of confirmation, nod they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions, and file the same in the Office in the said Prothonotary, eight days nt least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGii, P.K.B.Prothonotary*s Office; Moutren!, 2714 Sept, 1431.Proviuce of Lower Canada, District of Montreal.\u2018 IN THE KINGS BENCH.No, 157.Erparte.~ALEXANDER GILLESPIE, Junr.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there bas been lodged in the Office of the Prothouotary of the Court of King's Bench, of and for the distrizt of Mou- treal, a deed made and executed before J.P.Grant aud his collesgue Notaries Public, on the twenty-seventh day of August, one thousand eight handred and thirtv-one, between ADAM DIXON, of Cornwall, in the Province of Upper Canada, Merchant, of the one part; end ALEX ANDER GILLESPIE, the younger, of Loodon, in that part of the United Kiuvgdom of Great Britain avd trelaud called England, Merchaut, of the other part ; being a vale by the said Adum Dixon to the said Alexander Gillespie the younger, of \u201c* four certain lots of ground or emplacements situate, lying aud being in the Fief de Nazorethor St.Anne, commonly called Griffin-town, near this city, bounded in front by the Common, in the rear by John Samuel McCord and William King McCord, Esguires, or their representatives, on the north by one Robert Diumwmond, and on the south by Dalhousie street, containing one hundred and forty- two feet, six inches on the line of the \u201common, one lun- died and thirty-five feet, in the rear one hundred and twelve | feet, adjoining the said Robert Drummond, and ove hundred and fifty seven feet in the line of Dalhousie street, and containing eighteen thousand two hundred and twenty-five feet in superficies, more or less, the said lots koown and distinguished on the plan of the suid Fief, hy the numbers two hundred and seventeen, two hundred and eighteen, two hundred and nineteen, and three hundred aud seventeen 3\u201d and possessed by the said Adam Dixon, avd by the said Alexander Gillespie, junior, as proprieters during three years past, subject the said emplacements or lots of ground to the payment of six deniers tournois de cens et rentes fur each of the said lots or emplacements, payable on the cleventh day of November of each and every year, to the ladies of the JANUARY 5 EE Montreal, a Deed made and executed before N.RB.Douce?and bis colleague, Notariee Pablie, on the tuirteeuth day o* Murch, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, between WILLIAM FORBES snd JOHN FORBES, of Moutresl, traders using trade in vartnership under the style and firm cf William aud Joho Forbes, of the one part, and WILLIAM DEWAR COCHRAN, of Kirkfeld, in that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called Scot'und, of the other part, being a sale by the said William Forbes and John Forbes to the said William Dewar Coeliran, of that certain farm or lot of ground situate, lying and being in Russel Town, conuiy of Beaubarnois, district of Montreal, containing forty aeres or thereabonts in superficies, bouuded in front by a road in or near the township of Hemwingford, in rear by a farm belonging to the vendors, on one side to the west by Paul Baillargeon, and on the east by Silas Ball\u2019s farm, with a house, a baru, a store, stable and other buildings thereon erected, including the south east corner of the said furw, whieh is separated from the main body thereof by the Jlemmingford road, on which there is a Blackemith\u2019s shop and potash buiidings; which said farm aud premises have been possessed by the said William Forbes and John I'crbes as proprietors during the three vears prec-ding the aforesaid deed ot sale and from thence hitherto hy the said William Dewnr Cochran ; aud all persons who mav Lave or claim to ave any privilege or bvpothec under any title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said farm aud premises immediately previons to nod at the time the same were acquired by the smd William Dewar Cochran, are herche notified.that application willbe made to the said Court on the KTGHTI} das of FEBRUARY next, fora sentence or jugd- ment of confirmation, and they are hereby required to siguify in writing their oppositions and file the same iu the office of the said Prothonotary, eight days at least before that day, in d-fault of which they will be for ever preeluded from the right of doing so.MONK & MOKROGH, P.K.B.Prothonotary\u201ds Office, Montreal, 3d.October, 1831.SJ OTICE is hereby given, that the undersign®d 3 proprictor in possession of the Firf and Seigniory of Ville-chauve or Beauharnois, now called A niield, situated in the district of Mecntreal, in the Province of Lower- Canada, conceded by Letters Patent cf the most Christian King, bearing date at Versailles, the twelfih day of April, which was in the year of our Lord, one thousaud, seven hundred and twenty-nine, and at Compeigne, the Hôtel Dieu of Moutreal, their successors aud assigns, sub.jectalso to the payment of the annual, perpetual and une redeemable ground rent of thirteen pounds, tea shillings, | currency, to the said Joho Samuel McCord ard William King McCord, their heirs and assigns, on the first day of | May in each aud every year, until the expiration ofthe lease, | or buil emphiteotique mentioned in the said deed of sale, and at the expiration thereof, to the rersons administering the property of the poor ot the said Hgtel Dien of Mootrea) for the time being, their successors and assigns for ever\u2014the first payment of which said ground rent to be made on the first day of May next ; and all persons who may bave or aim to have any privilege or hypothee under any title or by any means whatsaever, in or upon the said lots of ground or emplacements, immediately previous to and at the time the same were acquired by the said Alexander Gillespie, junior, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the aid Court, onthe EIGHTH day of FEBRUARY next, fora sentence or judgment of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writins their oppositions and file the same iu the Office of the sa\u2019d Prothonotary, cight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precladed from the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Prothonstary's Office, Montreal, 27h september, 1831.Province of LowerCanada, District of Montreal.No.112, | JINTHE KING'S BLNCH.LExparte \u2014ANDREW WIIITE.BUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has bern lodged in the Office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King\u2019s Beuch of and for the district of Montreal, a dced made and executed before P.Iukin, and his colieague, Notaries Public, on the fifth day of April, one thousand cight hundred and thirty-one, between WILLIAM FORBES, of the city of Montreal trader, of the one part, and ANIDWEW WHITE, of the same place, contractor, of the other part, being à saie by the said William Forbes to-the said Andrew White, cf ail that certain lot of ground, known as number one, containing sixty- two fect in front, more or tess, on theline of continuation of St, Jacques street, in this city, and about forty eight fect and one half of a foot in the rear, on the line of Fortitica- tion Lane, by about one hundred and sixteen feet in depth along the north-east line of the continuation of St.Pierre street, which street is thirty-two feet wide, and one Lun- dred and twelve feet along the line separativg the said lot of ground trem the adjoining lot number two, the property of Jacob Dewitt, or Lis representatives, the said lot formerly being part of the old Fortifications of this city, and upon which there is a three story brick house thereon erected ; and possessed by the said William Forbes as proprietor during the three years preceeding the aforesaid deed of'sale, and from thence hitherto by the said Andrew White, and all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypethec under any title or by any means whatsoever, in or upon the said lot of ground and premises, immediately previous to and at the time the same were acquired by the said Andrew White, are hereby notified, tbat application will Le made to the said Court, on the EIGHTH day of FEBRUARY next, for a sentence or judgment of confirmaticn, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions, and file the same in the Office of the sail Prothonotary, eight days at least bcfore that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, P, K.B.Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Montreal, 3d October, 1831, Province ot Lower Canada District of Montreal.} IN THE KING\u2019S BENCH, No.111, Exparte ~WILLIAM DEWAR COCHRAN.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has becn lodged, in the office of the Prothono- ourteenth day of June, which was in the year of Our Lord, Tne thousani, seven hundred and fifty, which said fief ond seigniory contains six Jcagues in front, by six leagues an depth, north-cast and south-west, together with allthe islands and islets adjacent to the front thereof, and is.iboundedin front by the river Saint Lawrence 5 east, partly by theseigniory of Chateauguay, partly by the seigniory ot Legalle, and partly by the township of Sherrington ; west, partly by the township of Godmanchester, and partly by the township of liinchinbrook, and in the rear, by the township of Hemingford, has made application to His Ma- Jesty, by petition through His Excellency the Governor in Cliief of the said Province, for a commutation and ex- tinguishment of and release from the Droit de Quint, the Droit de Relief and other feudal burthens, due to His Majesty on the said fief and seigniory,and for a re-grant in free \u2018and common soccage (after a surrender thereof, into the hands of His Majesty, his heirs and successors,) of all such parts and parcels of the said fief and seigniory, 2s remain in the possession cf the said undersigned proprietor ungranted, which said ungranted parts and parcels of the said fief and seigniory are as foilows, that is to say : First\u2014 Of that section or division of the said fief and seigniory, called Marystown, the lots known and distinguished by the numbers, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and nine, in the fifth concession of lots, in the said section called Marystown, which raid lots are bounded in front by the lands of the fourth concession of Marvstown, in rear.and on the north east side, by the lands of the sixth concession of Marystown, and on the south-west, bv the Domaine du Buisson.Secondly\u2014That part or parcel of the section or division of the said fief and s-igniory, called Helenstown.which is bounded to the north by the lands of the seco.à concession of lots, in Heienstawn aforesaid, to the east, by the Domaine du Buisson, to the south, by the river Saint Louis, and to the west, by the line dividing the said section called Helenstown, trom that section of the said ficf au-i seigniory called Catherinestown.Thirdly\u2014That part os parcel of the section or division of the said fiefand seignio- ry, called Catherinestown, which is bounded to the north partly by the lands of the first conees ion of lots, in Cath - rinestown aforesaid, and partly bv the lake Suint Francis, to the east, by the live dividing the said section or division called Catherinestown, from that section or division of the said fief and seigniory called Helenstown, to the south partly by the river Saint Louis, and partly by the line di\u2019 viding the said section or division cailed Catherinestow i from thatsection ordivision of thesaid tiefandseigniory ¢ (]]- et Ormstown, and to the west, by the line dividing the sai fief and scigniory from the township of Godmanchester.Fourthly\u2014That part or pareel of the section or division of the said fief and seigniory, called Ormstown, which js.bounded to the north, partly by the river Suint Louis, and partly by the line dividing the said section or division, called Ormstown, from that section or division of the said fief and seigniory, called Catherinestown, to the east hy the linedj- viding the said section or division, called Ormstown, from.that section or division of tle said fief and seigniory, called North Georgetown, to the south by the lands of the third concession of Ormstown aforesaid, and to the west by the line dividing the said fief and seigniory from the township of Godmanchester.['ifthly\u2014In that section or division of the said fief and seigniory, called North Georgetown, the lots of land known and dist'nguished by the numbers one, two and three, in the first concession of lots in North Georgetown aforesaid, which are bounded in front by ihe road of the said first concession, in rear b the lands of the Cote Suint Laurent, on one side, to the south by lot number four, in the said first concession and on the other side, to the nerth, by the lands on the river Suint Louis ; also the lots of land known und distinguished: by the numbers five, xix, seven, eighteen, nineteen and.twenty, in the said first concession of lots, in\u2018 North Georgetown aforesaid, which are bounded to the north: by lots numbers four and twenty-one, to the south hy lots numbers cight and seventeen, of the said first concesa tary of the Court of King\u2019s dench of aud for the district of sion, to the east by the lands of the Cote Saint I, | and to the West by the !ands oftha'e , uy 1832.GAZBTTE DB QUEBEC North Georgetown aforesaid ; and also the lot of land known and distinguished by lot number twenty-tive, in the third concession of lots in North Georgetown aforesaid, which is bounded in front by the road of the said third concession, in rear by lot number five, in the fourth concession vf North Georgetown aforesaid, on the south side, by the lot number twenty-four, and onthe northside by the lot number twenty-six, in the said third concession ; also the lots of land known and distinguished by the numbers nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, twenty-two, twenty-three, twenty-four, twenty-five, twenty-six and twenty-seven in the fourth concession of lots, in North Georgetown aforesaid which are bounded to the north by lots numbers eight and twenty-eight, to the south by lots numbers sixteen, twenty and twenty-one, in the raid fourth concession of\u2019 North Georgetown atore- said, to the east by tie lauds of the third concession of North Georgetown aforesaid, and to the west by the line dividing North Georgetown aforesaid, from that section or division of the said fief and scigniory called Oirmstown.Sirthly\u2014-That part or parcel of tiie section or division of the aid fief and seigniory, called Williamstown, which is hounded to the north by the lands of Peachridge, to the » uth by the line dividing the said fief\u2019 and seigniory, fron the township of Hemingford, tothe east by the line dividing the said fief and seigniory, from the township of Sher- riugten, and to the west, partiy by the Norton Creek, and partly bv the lands of Norton Creek concession.Sercnthly \u2014 That part or parcel of the section or division of the said fief and seigniory called South Georgetown, which ix bounded to the north, Ly i lands on the river Chatean- guay, to the south by the line dividing South Georgetown aforesaid, from that ection er division of the said fief and reigniovy called Russelltown.to the west by the line dividing South Georgetown aforesaid, trom that section or division of the sa d fief and seigniory called Jamest wn, to the cast, partly by the English River, and partly by the lauds devominated the concession on the west side of the said English River.Eighthty\u2014\"hat | art or parcel of the section or division of the suit fief and seigniory called Jamestown, which is bounded to the north by the lands of the firet concession of lots in Jamestown atoresaid, - to the south by the line dividing Jamestown aforesaid, from that section or division of the said fief and seiguiory, called Russ-litown, on the east, by the line dividing !amec.town aforesaid.from that section or division of the said fief aad seigniory, called South Georgetown, and to the west, by the line dividing the said fief and seigniory from the township of Hinchinbrook.Ninthly,\u2014That part or parcel cf the section or division of the said fief and seigniory, called Russelitown.which is bounded to the north, by the line dividing Russelltown aforesaid, from those sec tinns or divisions of the said fief and seigniory, called south Georgetown and Jamestown, to the east, partly, by the Eng ish river, and partly by lands fronting on Black River, to the south, by the line dividing the said fi-f and seigniory from the townshin of Hemingford, and tothe west by the line dividing the gaid fief and s-igni-ry from the towaship of Hinchinbrook.Tenthly, \u2014 That part or parcel of the section or division of the said fief and seigniory, called Ed- wardstown, which is bounded to the north, by the lauds frouting the Norton Creek, the lands of (he double range, and the lands fronting on English River, to the east, by Norton Cravk, to the west, by Enelsh River.and to the south, by the lin- dividing the said fief and seigniory from the tawaship of Hemingford, Eleventhiy,\u2014That part ar pare cel of the section or division of the said fief and seigniory, being an islan:!, called Grande Ile, which is bounded to the north, by the lands of the first concession of lots in Giunde lic aforesait, to the east, bythe westerly line of the Domaine, to the south and weet, by that branch of the river saint Lawrence, called the Beoukarnois channel.which said parts and parcels of land.within the said fief and seizniory.remaining unconceded- in the possession of the undersigned proprietor, taken together, contain ove hundred and eighteen thousand, eight hundred and forty-two arpeuts in superficies.Wherefore all persons who may have, or claim to have any présent or contingent right, interest, security, charge, or incumbrance, eith-r ! y mortgage, (hypothèque ) general, nr special, excress, or implied, or nnder any other title,or by anyother means whatsoever.in or upon the said lands, are hereby called upon to signifv in writing, withn three calendar months.from the date of this notification, their assent to or dissent trom the surrender, re.grant aud change of tenure of the said parts and parcels of the said fi«f and seig- nory remaining ungran'ed, iuthe possession of the under- sisre'praprictor, and the commutation, r -lease and ex- tinguishment +f the feudal and seigniorial dues, rights, and hurthens so applied for.which assent or dissent in writing rato he lodged in the Office of the Executive Council of the said Province as directed by the act of the Parliament of Great Britain and Ireland, of the sixth year of the Reiga of Nieg George the Fourth, chapter fifty-niue.EDWARD ELLICE, by his Attorney, Quehee, 14th December, 1331, JNo, FomsyTH, DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.FEVHE Copartnership existing between Robert Simpson, Malcom Macintyre and John Young, in Montreal and Quebec, under the firm of Simpson, Mac- intvre & Co.is this day dissolved by mutnal consent, Robert Simpson and Malcolm Macintyre, have assumed the liquidation of the outstanding affairs of the concern in Montreal and Johu Young, that of the concern in Quebec.ROBERT SIMPSON, MALCOLM MACINTYRE, JOHN YOUNG, 31st Decr.1831.5-w OTICLE.\u2014The business heretofore carried on under the Firm of Simpson, Macintyre & Co.will be continued by the Subscribers, under the same Firm.ROBERT SIMPSON, M.MACINTYRE.Montreal, 31st December: oo eee sen re OTICE.\u2014-All persons indebted to the estate of the late Josras WuaTELE, Esquire, of Montreal, are tesjuested to make payment, and those having claims against the same, to present them for liquidation, to the wudersigned Lxecutors.JONATHAN WURTELE, GEORGE WURTELE, D.C.NAPIER, Quebec, Stat October, 1581, LE msg se sm ea BR'OR SALE\u2014The Estate of \u201c* Belmont 3h: within three miles from Towa, lute the property of the late Hon, James trvine.\u2014It consists of about four bundred acres of Land, exceeded in quality by none in the veighhourhood of Quebec.\u2018l'here isa most excellent mau- sion on the premises, with outhouses, haros, stables, root.houses, avd every building necessary to the Farmer, as well as to the resident in the dwelling-house, The said property if not disposed of by private sale, will be positiveiy sold by auction, in two lots_as divided by the St.Foy road, on the 2d February next.For further information apply to either of the subscribers.MATTHEW BELL, GEORGE KEYS, Quebec, 24th Nov, 1831, u NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, XHE Undersigned, syndies of St.George of Kakouna, in the County of Rimouski, legally authorised by the Commissioners, inform contractors, that they will receive proposals in writing from this date to the sixteenth day of Junnary next, on which day they will be opened, and those which may appear most ad- vantageons for the public will be accepted.They will afterwards make provisionary vargains and contracts, subject to the Homologation ot the Commissioners, for the works which follow, to wit: A Church of 120 feet by 45, with two chapels sailluntes, a Sacristy of 32 feet by the breath of the Choir, and a Presbytère udjoining thereto of 40 feet by 32 in breath, the whole french measu e, and de deduns en deduns.All the carpenters\u2019 and joiners\u201d work as well of the Church (the belfry, the rool and seats excepted) as of the Sacri-ty und Presbutère, which will be divided into suitable apartments.! Contractors will furnish two solvent sureties, solvables solidaires.for the die execution of every bargain or con- truct made Upon these propusels, J M.MADRAN, Ptre.PENI, DIONNE, Sindie.PELE, BONENTANT, bs.M.MALILLOUX, DAVID SAINDOU, LOUIS CLOVIS FORTIER.St.George Kakonna, 25th of Noveuiber, 1831.-\u2014| TH» COMMISSARIAT EXCHANGE, 4s.04d, Sterling 3 8.THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.PROVINCIAL SFCRETARY®s OFFICE, Quebce, 5th January, 1832.His Exczcuescy TnE Govervog IN Cuikr has been pleased to appoint the following persons Justices of the peace, for the undermentioned Districts viz, :\u2014 DISTRICT OF QUEBEC.William Hall, ot the Township ot Broughton, 3 Abraham Larue, of Cap St.Ignace, Richard Achille Fortier, of saint Marie, Nouvelle Beauce, Jean Joseph Reny, of the sama place, Pierre Gauvreau,of Rimouski, Pierre Doucet, of the City of Quebec, Naznire Larue, of St.Jean, Island of Orleans, and William Menry Allen Davies, of Malbaie.DISTRICT OF MONTREAL, Michael O\u2019Suilivan, of Montreal, Panl Hollard Know!ton of Brome, Charles Courteau of Saut Roch, Godftroy Beaudet of Coteau du 1 ac, Horatio Nelson May of St.Lrm.nd, Daniel Campbell ot ditto, { Abraham Thomnson où ditte, John Baker of ditto, Anson Kemp of ditto, Amme Squier of Saiton, Jouati:an Selby of Dunham, William Raker of ditto, Silvanus Fuller of ditto, Horace Lyman of Shettord, David Wood of ditto, Asaph Knowiton of Stukelcy, Shepherd Varker of dito, Jacob Cock of Brome, Gardner Childs of Granby, Samuel Wetherbe, of ditto, Finley Fisher, of\u2019 Hemmingford, Thomas Mc Lray Gardner, of Hinchinbrook», William Wallis of ditto, Thomas Kennedy of Godmanchester, Ovide LeBlanc of Beauharnois, Robert H.Norvalof ditto, Charles Benedict of\u2019 Saint Andrews, René Boileau of Chambly, Joseph Antoine Gognon of Lapraivie, Robert Dunn of St.Remi, Thomas Brigham of Hull, Spencer of Argenteui!, David David of Chambly, Henry floyle of Lacole, Oliver Odell of ditto, Cornelius Vanvlictof ditto, Ralph C.Horr of Delery, Jean Baptiste Dozois of St.Cyprien, Loop Odell vf Lacadie, Levi Bigelow of Buckinghan, Hareldus Estabrook of Hull, Laurent Augustin Moreau of Saint Johræe Joseph Bistodeau of Saint Hyacinthe, Thomas Grilliths of Rowdon, Antoine Nenéchal of St.Pie, Pierre Paut Demaray of St.Johns, James Prendergast of Clarendon, Tiberius Wright of Hull, \u2018sonubsy \u2014 ss *soumbs- Donald McLean of Lachaber, - Louis Joseph Charles Laucueuve cf L'Assomption, , Jean Baptiste Meilleur of ditto, Godfroi Chagnon of ditto, Joseph Ignace Leclair of Blainville and, Charles Frederick Grece of ditto.DISTRICT OF THREE-RIVERS, Etienne Côté, of the Parish of Nicolet, ! 3 \u2018osnbeg Joseph Paraud of the same place, Louis Landry of the parish of Becancour, and Christopher Menut of Drummondville.DISTRICT OF GASPE\u201d Henry O'Hara of Gaspé Basin, Charles Davis of L\u2019ance-aux-Cousins, John Le Boutilier of Percé, John Gossett of Paspebiac, John Baker Blondin of ditto, John Cavanagh of Bonaventure, George Willis Douglas of New Carlisle, Robert Caldwell, Senr.of ditto, Duncan Hay of ditto, Jean Landry of Carleton Hilaire Michaud of ditto, Hugh Aitken of Ristigouche, William Cuthbert of Richmond, William Telly of Cape Cove, Malcolm Graham McArthur of Gaspé Basin, John Aubin of Grand Greve, Francis Ahier of St.George's Cove, Peter Le Messurier of ditto, Peter Mabee, Junr.of Malbay, Charles Verdon of ditto, Peter Duval of Bonaventure Island, Nicholas Boucher of Percé.James Rooney of ditto, and Juseph Case of Cape Cove.And His Excellency has been further pleased to appoint : James Manning, Esq.to practice as a Physician, Surgeon and Man Midwife in this Province, \u2018sasabsy Lewis Emmons, Esqr.do.do.do.Moses French Colby, Esqr.do.do.do, And Joseph Ford, Esqr.do.do.do.OFFICE OF THe ApJT.GENL.OF MiL1TIA, Quebec, 5th January, 1833, GENERAL ORDER, His EXCELLENCY the CoMMANDER IN CHIEF has been pleased to make the following promotions and appointments in the Militia of the Province, to wit : COUNTY OF SHEFFORD.D.Macdonald, Esq.to be Captain, 2d.Jan.1832.COUNTY OF SAGUENAY.2d Battalion, Ensign Ls.Malcst, to be Lieutenant, 2d.Jan.1833.\u201c André Harvey, do.3d, «© « Mr.Frs.Guay, to be Ensign, 2d, 8% ¢ David Blackburn, do.3d,