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[" VOLUME IX.\u2014No.51.\"THURSDAY, SEPT.27,1832.[New Scvies.] Basette de Quebec.rar r+ me or mm mr a =n TOME IX.\u2014No.51.metre.JEUDI, 27 SEPTEMBRE, 1832.DISTRICT OF QUEBEC.Sheriff's Sales.To wir P co UBLIC Notice is hereby given, that the undermentioned LANDS and TENEMENTS have been seized, and will be Sor.D at the respective times and places as mentioned below, all persons having claims .en the same are hereby required to make them known according to Law.All oppositions afin d\u2019annuller, ufin de distraire, or afin de charge, exceptiu case of Venditioni Æxponas, to whieh no such oppositions are by Law allowed, are required to be filed with the undersigned, at his Of- Gce, previous to tiie fifteen days next preceding the day of sale, oppositions afin de conserver may be filed atany tin e within two days next after the return of the Writ.1 ALIAS FIERI FACIAS, tJuebec, tn wit: 1 es SPARD PIERRE GUSTAVE Na.935.j JULY, Esquire, cf the parish of KLotbiniere, in the county of Lotbiniere, in the District of Queber, and wife, seigniors in passession of the fief and \u201cseigniory of De Lorbiniere, against ANDRE FORGUE, the youngrr, Farmer, of the parish of Lotbiniere,inthe county of Lotbmidie, in the district of Quebec, to wit: A land \"XNOWN à8 No.407, B, on the new play, situate in the establishment comnionly called St.Charles Village, containing about ninety-five .rpents in superficies, bounded in front by \u2018St, Francis, in the rear by Bois-clair river, on one side by David Boulanger, and on the other side by Josenh Tilteau.To be sold at the hurch aoor of the parish of Lotbinicre, ou the FOURTH day of DECEMBER next, at TEIN o'clock in the morning.The said writ returnable 1st {ebruary, 1533.VW.8.SEWELL, Shen, 23d July, 1852.ALIAS FIFERI FACiAS.:Quehec, to wit:} yoru RUCEL, of the parish of St.No.6.| &¥ Gervais, in the county of Bellechasse, sn the District of Quebec, Cultivator, against FRANCOIS QUIROUET, of the same place, Esquire, Member of the Provincial Parliament, in his quality of Testamentary Exe- eutor of the late JOHN GRAY, ia his lifetime of the same , place, Esquire, Physician, to wit: A lot or piece of land, situate on the {ret range of concessions of the Parish of St.Gervais.fief Leruridiére, on the north east side of the route, which consists, namely, in all the land which lies on the north of the Ring's Highway, and the fence and ditch at the foot of the rock, joining on the north east to the land of Louis Talbot, 20d on the south west to the lower \u2018end of the route, aud at the upper end to the emplacement of Louis Goulet, with a houce and other buildings thereon erected, circumstances and dependancies.To be sold at the Church door of the aforesaid parish of St, Gervais, on the FOURTH day of DECEMBER next, at TEN o'clock in the morning.\u2018The said writ returnable Ist February, 1832, W.3.SEW ELL, Sherif, 25th July, 1832.ALIAS FIERI FACIAS.-Quebec, to wit : } F ENRY LEMESURIER, of the No.986.city, copnty, and district of Quebec, and another, heretofore Copartners under the name, style and firm of Heary Lemesurier, & Co.against FRANCOIS MORISSETTE, and two others, all of the parish of St.-Henry, in the county of Dorchester, in the district of Quebec, Yeomen, to wit.: À lot of Land of two arpents in front by thirty in depth, situate in the Parish of St.Henry, Seig- niory of Lauzon, bounded in front by the King\u2019s Highway, in the rear by the end of the said depth, joining on one side -to the north to Augustin Huard, and on the other side to the south to Jacques Dalziel, together with a House, darn, and Stable thereon erected, cireuwstances and dependencies.\u2018Lo be sold at the church door of the aforesaid Parish of St.Henry, on the TENTH day of DFCEMBER next at TEN o'clock in the morning : thesaid writ returnable 1st February 1833.30th July, 1832.W.8 SEWELL, Sheriff.- ALIAS FIERI FAGSAS.Quebec, to wit : 3 Vile HONORABLE JOSEPH No.1703.$ REMY VALLIERES DE Sr.REAL, heretofore Advocate and Attorney at the city of Quebec, now, resident Judge at the Town of Three Rivers, against HENRY CADORETTE, of the city, county and district of Quebec, Cabinet Maker, towit : an emplacement situate in St.Poch's suburbs of this city, St.Magdeleine street, being twenty-three feet more or less in front, by sixty feet in depth, with a house thereon erected, of twenty feet, more or less in depth in the rear of the said house on the north side, the said land becomes narrower by two feet on the said depth, bounded in front by said St.Magdeleine street, and in the rear by Pierre Cédra, on one side to the south by Widow of Paul Pichet, representing Claudes Bourget, and on the other side to the north according to the line separating the said land from that of Mr.Sheppard\u2019s, representing Jean Baptiste Bigaouet, circumstances and dependencies, as the whole now lies without .any exception or reserve, To be sold at my Office in the Court House, in the said city of Quebec, on the TENTH day of DECEMBER next, at TIN o/clock in the morning.The said Writ returnable 1st February 1133.: W.S.SEWELL, Sheriff.31st July, 1833.FIERI FACIAS, .\u2019 Quebec, to wit t PAUL THIBODEAU, of the City, No.898, county and district of Quebec, and wife, against JOSEPH REMY VALLIÈRES DE ST.REAL, of the said city of Quebec, Esquire, Advocate, to wit : A lot of land situate in St.John Suburbs, in the city of Quebec, being two hundred and twenty-nine feet or thereaboat in front, by one hundred aud twenty fect or thereabouts in depth, taking its front to the south to St.Olivier street, and bounded in depth to Latourelle street, on oneside to the north-east by Ste, Claire\u2019s street, and on the other side to the south-west by the heirs Deligny, with a house and coach house thereon erected.To be sold at my Office in the Conrt House in the said city of Quebec, on the TENTH day of DECEMBER next, at TEN o'clock in the morning.The said Writ returnable 1st February, 1833.W.S.SEWELL, Sheriff.1st August, 1832, ALIAS FIERI FACIAS.Quebec, to wit : ] 7HYHIOMAS LEE, Esquire, of the city, No.liÿt, |.county and district of Quebec, tutor duly elected en justice to William Lee, his minor child, against JIAN BAPTISTE LEVESQUE, Labourer, of the same place, to wit : a lot of ground or emplacement situate in the Suburb St.John of this city, of thirty six feet three inches in front to thenorth, and thirty seven feet in the rear, by sixty four feet in depth, forming a superficies of two thousand three hundred and fifty two feet (the whole English measure) hounded in front to the north by the street Patou- relle, and in rear by Henry Curtis, on one side to the north-east by l\u2019rançois Cantin, and on the other side to the south-west by Dame Marie Neilson.To be Sold at my Office in the Court House in the said city of Quebec, on the FWENTY-EICITH day of JANUARY next at TENo clock in the morning.\"Lhe said writ returnable Ist February 1833.Vi.8.SEWELL, Sheriff.25th Sent.1832, DISTRICT CF THRED RIVERS.Sherifts Sales.Py BLIC NOTICE is hereby giver, that the undermenticned LANDS and TENEMENTS have been seized and will be Sownp at the respective times and places as mentioned halow, atl persons having claims on the same ate ae chy required to make them known according to Law All eppositions afin d\u2019annulter, afin de distraire or afin de charge except in ense of Venditioni Exponas, to which no such oppositions are by Law allowed, ave required to be filed with the undersigned, at his Office previons to the fifteen days next preceding the day of sale, oppositions afin de conserver may be filed at any time within wto days next a.ter the return of the Writ.ALIAS PAREATIS OF THE DISTRICT OF QUEBEC.Three-Rivers, to wit : ZEKIEL HART & SAMUEL No.1388.} 13.HART, of the town of Three-Rivers, in the county of St.Maurice, in the district of Three-Rivers, merchants and co-partners, against S'TA- NISLAS VASSAL, of the parish of St.Francis, in the district of Three-Rivers, trader 3 1.A lot ef land, in the township of Kingsey, known and distinguished as lot number eleven, in the cleventh range of lots in the said township of Kingsev.2.A lot of land in the township of King- sey, known and distinguished as lot number twelve, in the eveventh range of lots in the said township of Kingsey.3.A lot of land in the township of Kingsey, known and distinguished as the south-east half of lot nnmber fourteen, in the eleventh range of lots in the said township of Kingrsey., 4.A lot of land in the parish of St.Francois, and in that part thereof belonging to the Indians (of the nation Seguaki À- bonukie,) and known as lot number one, in the third concession, bounded in front by the second concession, and in the rear by the scigniary.of Degnire, being three acres in front by the depth that there may be found between the second concession and the seigniory of Deguire, 5.A lot of land in the parish ¢f St.Francois, and in that part thereof belonging to thedndians (of the Nation Soguali dbonukie,) and known us lot number two in the third concession, bounded in front by the second concession, and in the rear by the Seigniory Deguire, being three acres in front by the depth that there muy be between the said second concession and the Seigniory: of Deguire.6.Alot of lund in the parish of St.Francois, in that part thereof belonging to the Indians (of the Nation Se- quakt Abemeki,) and known as lot number three in third concession, bounded in front by the second concession, and in the rear by thé Scigniory of Deguire, being three acres in front by the depth that there may be between the ssid second concession and the Seigniory of Deguire.To be sold, the three first above described lots, at my office, in the Court House, in the town of Three Rivers, on the TWENTY- NINTH day of JANUARY next, at ELEVEN o'clock in the forenoon ; and the three last described lots at the Church door of the purish of St.Francois, on the THIRTIETH day of JANUARY next, at ELEVEN of the clock in the forenoon.The Writ returnable the first day of February next.I.¢.OGDEN, Sheriff.- To wrt 25th September, 1832.RATIFICATIONS.Province of Lower Canada, | UFPIGE OF THE PROTHONOTA- District of Quebec: Ry oF His MAsEsTY\u2019s COURT oF King\u2019s BENCH.No.1596.: .Exparte\u2014WILLIAM PRICE, Esquire, UBLIC NOTICE ia by these presents given,that there has been lodged inthe Office of the Prothonotary of x the Court of King\u2019s Bench, of and for the district of Quebec adeed made and executed before Errol B.Lindsay, and colleague, Notaries Public, on the twelf*1day of February inthe year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty- eight,between the Honorable WILLIAM BURNS, and the Honorable MATTHEW BELL, both of the said city of Quebec, Members of the Legislative Council of the said Province of Lower-Canada, actingin that behalf for and in the name and as the Attorney duly constituted and appointed of David Munro, Esquire, formerly of the said city of Quebec, Merchant, now of Bath, in Gloucester- shire, In that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called England as appears by his deed poll or power of Attorney in their favor, dated at Bath aforesaid the fifteenth day of January, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-seven, and deposited on the fifth day of June, then past, together with certain documents there to annexed in the Office of +'rrol Boyd Lindsay, one'of them the said Notaries, where the sume remain of record of the one part, and WILLIAM PRICE, Esquire, of the said city of Quebec, Merchant, of the other part, being a sale and conveyance by the said William Burns, and Matthew Bell, in their quality aforesaid, to the said William frice.Firstly.\u2014Of a lot of land situate and being on the south sideof the road called Grande allée leading trom Que bec, to Cup-rouge, bounded in front by the said road of the Crande-allée, and running north sixty one degrees and thirty minutes east,and having on the said line five arpents in front commencing froma post or berne planted on the side of the said road of the Grande-aliée in the line separating the said lot of land from the land called Powel place, running north twenty-nine degrees west as far as another Post planted in theline which devides the said lot of land from that acquired of the Reverend Salter Jehosapbat Mountain therein after described and sold, from which post the line dividing the said lot of land from that acquired of the said S.J.Mountain, runs south fifty nine degrees cast until it touches the line of the lot suld by the Honorable Henry Caldwell, to John Blackwood, t-squire, afterwards given by the latter to Kenelm Connor Chandler, Esquire, therein after secondly described, which line runs along the lot of ground acquired of the said S.J.Mountain, and along the lot presently described sonth seventy five degrees west until it touches another post (or borne) plant- cd at the south-west extremity of the lotof ground acquired of thes id John Blackwood, (therein atter described) from wlhich post (or born) the line of division between the said lot of land presently sold and that of the said Joha biack wood, runs south fifieen degrees east as far as the stream (ruisseau) St.Denis, where thereis another post planted from which the said lot of land by following the windings (sinuosités) of the said Stream St.Denis, which separates the suid lot from the Powel place land up to another post (ar borane) planted in the line of division atthe south-west extremity thereof separating the said land of Powel place trom the said lot above sold, and from which post of the said line running north twenty-nine degrees west the saidlot of land has one arpent and three perches up as faras the point of departure; forming the said lot of land within the above boundaries an extent of nin: teen arpents, and ninety-one perches in superficie, that is to say, sixteen arpents and ecighty-nine perches in superficie according to the Procés Verbul made by William Vonden- velden, dated the fourth August one thousand eight hundred and four, and three arpents and two purchesalso in superficie by an addition or surplus arising from the measurement of the lot acquired of the said John Black- wood, according to the Procés- Verbal of Jeremiah M cCarty, Senior, dated the twentieth day of September, of the same year, together with the barnand other buildings thereda erected, Secondly.\u2014 Another lot of land situate at the same place and adjoiiing the one hereinbefore designated consisting in all that may be found within the limits hereinafter mentioned, being six arpents, more or less in superficies, commencing thesaid lot on the summit or cine of the hill above the cove (de lu cote du foulon) at the corner of the fence inclosing the lot heretofore belonging to the Lord Bishop of Quebec, on the east side of the road leading to the bottom of said hill at the said Cove (au dit lieu du foulon) and running à line north thirty -one degrees west as far as the east corner of the lot herein after designated,.acquired of the Re: verend Salter Mountain, upon which line the said lot of land is about fifteen perches long, and from thence on a line running south seventy-five degrees, west along the lot acquired of the said Reverend Salter Mountain, (herein after described,) the said lot of land is five arpents and seven perches long, from the end of which said tive arpents and seven perches, the said lotis bounded by a line running south fifteen degrees east, as far as the stream St, Denis, by which said stream St.Denis the said lot of ground is bounded on thatside and in following its windings(sinuosités) as far as the line hercinatter mentioned, that is to say : an horizontal line, starting from the corner of the said fence of the Lord Bishop of Quebec\u2019s lot at the top of the said above mentioned hill, and running from one point to the other in following the horizontal elevations of the said hilt until it touches the point (pointe) of the land near the said stream, and from thence descending on the west side of the said point in a direction that will intersect the said stream St.Denis, ut the distance of a hundred feet above its full, (audessus de sa chute,) which line shall for ever serve as a division between the present lot of land, and that of Messrs.Patterson, Grant & Greenshields, who acquired the same from John Blackwood, esquire, by deed of the fourteenth July, ope thousand eight hundred and ten, which said Patterson, \u2018Grant & Greenshields, their Lairs and assigns, shall have the right, whenever they think proper, without any hindrance whatsoever, of\u2018changing the course of the waters 381 that may be found upon the lot presently described, for the purpose of waking them fall in the said stream St.Denis above the said fall, (chute) by cutting at their cost on the sid lot, § cunal of the extent and in the direction indicated in the plan and Procès Verbal,) wade by Mr.Louis Perrault, surveyar, dated the ninth July, one thousand eight hundred and ten, and not elsewhere ; on the express condition that the canal so cut, for the purposes aforesaid, shall Le properly covered and kept covered by tae said Patterson, Grant & Greenshiclds, their heirs and assigns, in order to prevent all accidents, and alyo that in making or repairing the said canal, they shall take cure to cause the least damage possible to the adjacent lands, the whole in conformity to the Deed of sale grunted by the said John Bluckwood to the said Patterson, Grant & Greenshiclds, to which deed the suid Kenelm Connor Chandler was a party, pussed before Mtre.Planté, on the said fourteenth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and ten.Thirdly.\u2014Another lot of land situate at the same place, contiguous to the one herein above described, bounded as follows, to the north-west by the said road of the Grande allée, to the south-east by the lot of land acquired of John Black- wood, esquire, hereinbefore secondly described, to the north-east by the road leading from the said road of the Grande allée to the cove (au foulon,) and to the south-west the lot herein before firstly described, acquired from Patrick Herrald, as the same has been measured and bounded by Mr.Jeremiah McCarthy, Deputy Provincial Survevor, on the twenty-sixth September, one thousand eight hundred and three, according to his Procès Verbal and plan annexed to the original of the deed of sale, bearing date the twenty- third November, one thousand eight hundred and three, the said lot of land, as méasured, commencing at a post or limit, (borne,) under the letter C.on the said plan posted np at the west corner of the lot of land acquired by the Lord Bishop of Quebec, on the twenty-third November, one thousand cight hundred and three, from the Honorable Henry Caldwell, from which point C.there has been measured and left à space of twenty-five feet in front upon a level south (aw niveau sud du dit chemin) with the said road of the Grande atlée which will keep the same breadth to serve as aroad to the said cove (au dit lieu du foulon,) or Wolfe's Cove, in following the boundaries of the Lord Bishop's lot, and those posted up on the north-east side of the lot of laud hereinafter described, at the extremity of which said twenty-five feet there is another post (borne) put up under the letter L, on the said plan, on u level with the said road of the Grande allée,) and from which point commencing (commençant effectivement) the said lot of land presently sold, runs from thence on a line south twenty-eight degrees and a half east, parallel to the southwest line of the Lord Bishop\u2019s lot, three arvents and nine perches, as far as another post, (borne) under the letter M.from thence on a line running south sixty-six degrees and a half east, also parallel to that of the Lord Bishop, or his re presentatives\u2019 lot, three arpents one perch and nine feet in going as far us a post (borne) at the angle of the said lot of lund hereinabove secondly described, acquired of the spid John Blackwood, under the letter N.from thence along the fence of the said lot acquired of the said John Blackwood, on \u2018aline running south seventy-eight degrees west, four arpents and one perch and a half, going as far as another post or (borne,) under the letter P.from thence on a line running north fifty-eight degreesfand a half, west, five arpents going as far as another post (borne,) under the letter Q.posted on the level south (au niveau sud du) of the said road of the Grande allée 3) from that along the fence on the south side of the said road of the Grande allée on a line running north sixty-one degrees and a half west, four arpents, two perches nud two feet, going to the point of departure under theletter L.under which said posts bores there are pieces of crockery ware, {fuience) to distinguish them from the other posts or limits, bornes, forming the said lot of lund, within the lines and limits abovementioned, thirteen arpents and twenty- nine perches of lund french measure, in superficies, together with the houses, stores, barns and dependencies erected and being on the said above described lots of land and thereto belonging as the whole then was without any exception or reserve whatev.r ; the said three severally desciibed lots of land and premises having been possessed by the said William Price as proprietor for three years.And all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothee, nnder any title, or by any means whatsoever, in or upon the said lots of lard immediately previous to and at the time the same were acquired by the said William Price, are hereby notitied, that application will be made to the said Court on the FIRST day of FEBRUARY next, tor a sentence or judgment of confirmation ; and they wie hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions, and filethe same in the office of the said Prothonotary eizhtdays at least before that day, in de- tault of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so, PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.B.R.Quebce, 20th Scptember, 1832.Province of Lower Canada, OrricE oF Tite ProTHONO- District of Quebce.} TARY or 11s MasusTy\u2019s \u2018 Count or King\u2019s Bexcu, AT QUEBEC, The 24th duy of September 1832.Erpurte\u2014BVNJAMIN TORRANCE UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has been lodged in the Office of the Protho- notary of the Court of King\u2019s Bench for the District of Quebec, three several deeds of sale, purporting to be deeds of sale of two undivided quarters, and one undivided half of two certain lots of ground situate and being in the Lower Town of Quebec, that is to say,\u2014First, a deed of sale made and passed at Montreal, before Mtre.J.P.Grant, and his confrère, Notaries Public, the ninth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one between the Honorable GEORGE MOFFATT, of the city of Montreal, Merchant, acting in the name of and as Attorney, precurcur fordé, of Archibald Lawson, of Glasgow, in that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, called Scotland, Merchant, the said Archibald Lawson, acting in the name of and as commissioner of the sequestered goods and chattles of the co-partnership of John Macnaught and company, of Glasgow, aforesaid, Merchants, and of John Macnaught, as member of the said co-partnership, the suid George Moffatt, acting also in the rame of and us Attorney, procureur fonde, of the said John Macnaught, of the one part ; and Mr.BENJAMIN TORRANCE, of the city of Quebec, merchant, of the other part, prrsent and accepting for him, David Torrance, of thie city of Montreal, merchant, his Attorney, procureur fondé, being asale by the said Honoiabic George Mofutt, No.833.THE GUEDET GAGETTR procureur fondé, 8k sforessid, to the said Benjamin \u2018Tor- | rance, ** of one just undivided fourth part of two certain | lots ur parcels of ground contiguous to each other, bonnded in front by Champlain-street, in rear by the\u2019 Cape Diamond northward by ground sold to Edward Hall, and containing \u201cthe said two lots, each an average depth of sixty feet, English measure, whatever more may be found by removing the debris, at the foot of the cliff upon the following width, that is to say, each lot thirty feet, the whole English meusure, morc or less, and surveyed and marked off on the spot as the lots numbers three and four.\u201d The said sale made subject the parchasers to fulfil and execute all the charges, clauses, and conditions, contained in the Letters Patent, granting the said propertyv\u2014The said parties declaring in conclusion that the said deed of sale is in confirmation of the sale in form of lease et release ruade à- l\u2019instant des memes lieux by the said vendor, in the names as aforesaid, to the said purchaser, which said deeds are also deposfted with the uforesuid deed: to have recourse, thereto in cuwse of need.The said undivided fourth part.of the sald two lots or parcels of ground has been possessed by the said John Macnaught, as proprietor thereof fur the last: three years which have immediately preceded the said ninth day of November, one thousand eight hundred\u2019 and thirty- one, the date of the said deed of sale, and sinée that day to the present moment by the suid\u2019 Benjamin Torrance, Second\u2014A deed of sale made and passed at Quebec, before L.\u2018I.Macpherson, and his confrère, Notaties\u2019 Public, bearing date the twenty-second day of November, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, betincen JOHN GEORGE IRVINE, of the city of Quebec, nrerchant, by the consent and approbation of the Honorable Matthew Bell, und George Keys, both of the city of Quebec, merchants, acting for the effect of the said presents as trustees of the real and personal estate of the late Honorable James Irvine, of the one part, and BENJAMIN TORRANCE, of the said city of Quebec, merchunt, of the other part, being a sale by the said John George Irvine, authorised as aforesaid, tothe said Benjamin Torrance, of one undivided quarter or fourth part of the said two lots or parcel of ground therein and hereinbefore described.The said sale made subject the purchaser to fulfil and execute all the charges, clauses und conditions, contained in the Letters Patent granting the said property.The said parties declaring in conclusion that the said deed of sale is in confirmation of the sale made in form of Lease and Release made & Uinstant des mêmes lienx by the said vendor, in the names as aforesaid to the said purchaser, which said deeds are also deposited with the aforesaid deed, to have recourse thereto in case of need.The said undivided quarter or fourth part of the suid lots or parcel of ground has been possessed by the said late the Honorable James Irvine, trom the year one thousand eight hundred and eleven, up to the twenty-seventh day of the month of September, one thonsand eight hundred und twenty-nine, and since that time by the said John George Irvine, up to the date of the said sale, and thence hitherto by the said Benjamin Torrance, Third\u2014A deed of sale made and passed at Quebec, before L.\"I.McPherson, and his confréere, Notaries Public, the twenty-seventh day of December, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, between JAMES LESLIE, of the city of Montreal, merchant, acting in the name of and as attorney procureur fondé, of Alexander Leslie, of the said city of Montreal, merchant, of the one part, and BENJAMIN TORRANCE, of the city of Quebec, merchant, of the other part, being a sale by the said James Leslie, acting as aforesaid, to the said Benjamin Torrance, of one undivided just half of the said two lots therein and hereinbefore described.\u2018The said sale made subject the purchaser to fulfil and execute all the charges, clauses, and conditions, and to observe all the restrictions aud reservations upon or concerning the said lots and parcels of ground mentioned in the Letters Patent granting the said property.Tle said Pasties declaring in conclusion that the said deed of sale is in confirmation of the sale in forin of Lease and Release, made à Uinstant des mémes lieux by the said vendor, in the name as aforesaid, to the said purchaser, which deedsare also deposited with the aforesaid deed to have recourse thereto in case of need.Thesaid undivided half has been in the possession of the said Alexander Leslie and James Leslie aforesaid, as proprictors for the last three years which have immediately preceded the said twenty-seventh day of December, ong thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, date of the said deed of sule, that is to suy, oneundivided quarter inherited by the said Alexander Leslie, from his father Alexander Leslie, since deceased, the other quarter as having bought it from the said James Leslie, the said property having been granted to the said Alexander Leslie, Senior, and the said James Leslie, by Letters Patent, and since that duy to the present moment by the said Benjamin Torrance.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 two undivided quarters, and one undivided half of the said two lots or property berein before described, immediately previous to and at the time the same wercacquired by the said Benjamin \u2018Torrance, as aforesaid, are hereby notified, that applica= tion will be made to the said Court, of King's Bench, on FRIDAY the FIRST dayof FEBRUARY next, for a sentence or judgment of confirmation.of the said deeds of sale, and of the purchases therein and thereby made ; 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 cver precluded from the right of doing so.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.K.D.Proviuce of Lower Canada, Office of the Prothonotary District of Quebec.of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King's Bench, Quebce, 25th September, 1832, Exparte \u2014PIERRE PARADIS.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 Quebec, a deed made execnted before Michel Tessier, and his Con- fere, Notaries Public, dated the seventeenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and thirty\u2014two, between PIERRE PLAMONDON, yeoman, dwelling in the parish of Ancienne Lorette, and Dane LOUISE DERY, his wife, by him duly No.1599.Man, of the sume piace, of the other part; being a sale by t ¢liff, on one side towards the southward\u201d by ground sold to\u2019 Alexander Simpson, and on the other side towards the authorised, of the one part, and PIERRE PARADIS, yeo- SEPTEMBER 27 the said Pierre Plamondon and Louise Déry, to the said Picrre Paradis, of the immoveable property, hereinafier described, that is to say : \u2018\u2018 A piece of land situate in the said parish of Anciepne Lorette, at the first concession of the Seigniory of Bélalr, containing an arpent and a half in front by forty five arpents or thereabouts ia depth, bounded in fromt, to the south-east py the King's high road of the Gréat Deserts (Chemin de Hoi des Grands Déserts,) in: the\u2019 rent by the line of the second concessivn, joining on one side on the north-east to John Baptiste Plamondon, and on the other side, to the south-west by Joseph Déry, with the house, barn, stable, and other buildings thereon erccted, and other dependencies, without any exception or reserve whatever, the ssid 4 and and dependencies possessed by the said Pierre Plamon- don and' Louise Déry; as proprietors thereof during the three lust years preceding the said deed of sale ahd by the said Pierre Paradis, since the said act.« The-suid land being declared and acknowledged bythe above cited act to be affected and mortgaged (hypothequée,) ns follows.lo.To a dower, prefix, of the sum of sixly\u2018two pounds tan shillings currency, constituted by the said Pierre Plamondon in favour of the said Louise Déry, his- wife; by contract of marriage passed before Maitre Voyer, Notary, theeighth of August in the year eighteen htmdred and fifteen.20.To a rent constituted of six pounds currency.on the principal of oue hundred pounds, created in virtue of a certain acte de -constitution de rente by the said Pierre Plamondon, in-favour lof François Xavier Roy, passed before Maitre Parent, Notary, dated the thirty first of December, in the year ode \u2018thousand eight hundred and twénty-sevem, redeemable\u2019 at \u2018will.3d.To à cautionnement solidaire, aeknowledgeil'by the said Pierre Plamondon conjointly with Jean Plamondon, in favour of Pierre Renaud, of the sum of one hundred livres, currency, borrowed by thig last of the late Jean Baptiste le Compte Dupré, Esquire, according to an act of obligation, passed before Maitre Joseph Planté, Notary, bearing date\u2019 the fifteenth day of April, in the year eighteen hundred and sixteen, and the interests due and to become due on the said obligation.nu 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 land, immmediately previous to and at the time the same was acquired by the suid Pierre Paradis, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said court on FRIDAY the FIRST day of FEBRUARY next, for a sentence or judgment of confirmation, and they are herehy 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 defauit of which they will be for ever precluded from the right ot\u2019 doing so.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.B.R.Quebec, Sept, 25th 1832.Proviuce of Lower Canada, District of Montreal.Hin THE KING\u2019S BENCH.No.233.Exparte-GEORGE SFLBY, Esquire.UBLIC 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 betore Maitre P.Lukin and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the tenth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two, between JOHN DONEGANYI, Esquire, merchant, residing at Montreal, as well in his own name as for and in the name of Joseph Do- négani, his brother and copartner, trading at Montreal, under the name and firm of J.& J.Donegani, of the one part, and GEORGE SELBY, Esquire, physician, residing at Montreal aforesaid, of the other part ; being a sale by the said John Doncgani and Joseph Donegani to the said George Selby of \u201c lo.a land situated at the parish of St.hilippe, in the county of Laprairie, containing three arpents in front by thirty in depth, bounded in front by river Latortue, in rear by the lands of the concession St.André, on one side to the north to François Demeule, and on the other side to the south to Thomas Robert, the whole without any warrantee of precise measure, but being all the said vendors possess or are entitled to.20.An emplacement situated in the parish of St.Constant, same county, containing one arpent in superficies more or less, bounded in front by river Latortue, joining on one side Jacques Longtin, and on the other side Etienne Poissant, with the houses and buildings erected on the Jands now sold 3\u2019 and posséssed by the said vendors during the three last years preceeding the said sale, and from thence hitherto by the said George Selby as proprietor.Aud all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any titleor by any means whatsoever in or upon the said lands, immediately previous to and at the time the same were acquired by the said George Sclby, 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.Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Montreal, 18th August, 1832.Province of Lower-Canada,] IN THE KING'S BENCH, District of Montreal.: No.241.Exparte\u2014JOHN THOMSON, Yeoman, residing in the City of Montreal, UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has been lodged in the office of the Prothonos tary of the Court of King's Bench, ofand Yor the district of Montreal, a deed made and executed belore Louis Barbeau, and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the first day of May last past, betweéh JOSEPH WARIE ALEXANDRE RAYMOND, Bailiff, residing in the village of Laprairie de la Magdeleine, in the county of Laprairie, in the district of Montreal, of the one part, and JOHN THHOM- SON, yeoman, residing in the city of Montreal, of the other part ; being a sale by the said Joseph Marie Alexandre Raymond tg the said John Thomson, of \u2018\u2018 a lot of land situated at cOte St.Joseph, in the parish of St.Philippe, in the seigniory of Laprairie, containing five arpents and a half in front, by thirty arpents in depth, the whole as well in front as in depth midre or less, bounded in front at the south side by river St.Jacqùes, in rear by Leonard Boneau, Pierre Dafgneau or bis representatives, on one side to the southwest by Denis Guichon, and on the other side to the northeast by Jean Marie Mickon, with two houses, a barn, and ail the other buildings thereon made und erected,\u201d and possessed by the said Joseph Marie Alexandre Raymond, and 1832.by the said John Thomson es proprietors during three years t.pu ad ail persons who may baye or claim to hare any privilege or hyppthec under any title or by any means whatwever io or upen the sgid lot of lund and premises described, immediately previoys to, and at the Ume the same were acquired by the said John Thomsan, are hereby notified, that application will Le made to the wid court an the FIRST day of FEBRUARY next, for a sentence or judgment of confirmation, and they are hereby required tp signify in writing thew oppositions, and file the same in the office of the said Prathonotar eight days at least hetore that day, in default whi they will be for ever precluded from the right of CINE MP» MONK & MORROGH, P.5.B.Prothonotary\"s Office, .Montreal.20 1 September.1832.Province of Lower Canada, IN THE KING'S BENCH.- District of Montreal.No.242.Eszparte~THE REVEREND RICHARD MILES, of the \"Congregational Church, residing in the City of Montreal.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has been lodged in the Office af the Prothonotary of the Court of King\u2019s Bench, of and for the district of Mgntreal, a deed made and executed before N.B.Doucet and his cullepgue, Notaries Public, on the fifteenth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two, between MARIE ALIA RD, of the City of Montreal, widow of the late Jean Baptiste Allard, and ALEXIS DEMERS, of the same place, esquire, physician, and MARIE ANTOINETTE ALLARD, his wife, by him hereunto duly authorised, of the one part ; and the said REVERLND RICHARD MILES, of the other part ; being a sale by the said Marie Allard, Alexis Demers and Marie Antoinette Allard, to the said Reverend Richard Miles of \u2018\u201c a lot of land situate, lying and heing at the Saint Antoine Suburbs, containing ninety-five fect in front upon one arpent in depth, bounded in front by the main street of the St.Antoine suburbs, in rear by lands belonging to the estate of the late Francis ises- rivières, joining on one side to Antoine Legault dit Deslo- riers, and on the other side to a small lane, without any buildings thereon erected.but planted with fruit trees,\u201d and possessed by the said vendors as proprietors during the three vears past preceding the said sale, and from thence hitherto by the said Reverend Richard Miles.And all persons who nay have, or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said lot of land immediately previous to and at the time the same was acquired by the said Reverend Richard Miles, are hereby notitied, 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 tile the same in the Office of the said Prothonotary, eizht days at least betore 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, 19th September, 1832.Province of Lower Canada, District of Montreal, | IN THE KING'S BENCII.No.243.Erparte \u2014JOHN PARKER.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there Las been lo\u2018lged 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 H.Griffin, and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the seventeenth day of September, one thousgnd cight hundred and thirty-two, between JEAN BAPTISTE DAMIEN, of the city of Montreal Trader, and AGATHE VINCENT.his wife, by him duly authoiis d, of the one part; and JOHN PaR- KER, formerly of the said city of Montreal, now of the Island of Jamaica, in the West-Indies, of the other part ; being a sale by the said Jean Baptiste Damien, and Agathe Vincent, to the said John Parker, (Sarah Parker, of Montreal atoresaid, widow, the mother of the said John Parker, presentat the said Actor deed ot sale and accepting tor the said John Parker, her son.) of \u2018all that emplacement or lot of ground and premises situate, lying and being-in St.Joseph Suburbs in the said city of Montreal, contuining forty-five feet in tront by eighty teetin dépth, bounded in front by the road leading to Lachine, on:one side, and in rear by the heirs of Hurtubi-e, and on the other side by a passage of ten feet in width, dividing the said emplacement trom the property of the representatives of Gabriel Franchère, with a wooden dwelling honse and small wooden building thereon erected, the whole as the said emplacement, house und premises are and extend.\u201d And possessed.by the said vendors as propricters during the three years past preceding the said deed of sale, and trom thence hitherto by the said purchaser.And all persous who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any title or by any menus whatsoever in or unon the said emplacement, immediately previous to and ut the time the same was acquired by the said JohnParker, are hereby notified that application will be mnde tu the said court on tbeFIRSTday of FEBRUARY next, for a sentence or judgment of confirmation, and they herehy required to signify in writing their oppositions, and tile the same in the office of the said Pro- thonotary, eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will Le for ever precluded from the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B, Prathonotary's Office.* Montreal, 20th Sept.1832.Province of Lower-Canada, District of Three-Rivers.No.440.Exparte.\u2014JOSE PH PACAUD, Esquire.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has been lodged in the Qffice of the Prothonotary of and for the District of Three-Rivers, a deed made and executed before Mtre.Aut.Z.Leblanc, and his Confrère, Notaries Public, the first day of August, one thousand eight hundred and thirty two, between PIERRE LEANDRE FORTIER, Esquire, Advocate and Atterney, residing in the Borough of Three-Rivers, of the one part, and JOSEPH PACAUD, Esquire, Merchant, and one of His Majesty's Justices pt the Peace, in and for the District of Three-Riv- ers, residing in the said Borough of Three Rivers, of the other part ; being a sale by the Said Ficrre Léundre Forticr, } IN THE KING'S BENCH.GAZETTE DI QUEBAU, Esquire, to the said Joseph Pacaud, Esquire, of an emplacement situate in the said Borough of LhreesRivers, upon River-Street (fue du Fleuve) containing forty feet in frant, more or less, that is to say, all that space of ground which muy be found in bresdth, betweeu the properties of Louis Lussisserasy and Ezekiel Hart, Esquires, towards the northeast, reaching towards the south-west to a piece of ground gud a stoue bouse, three stories high, belonging to Charles Fortier, Esquire, us far as it goes, taken from the said River Street, (Jue du Fleuve) and going as fur as the depth of the stone house built upon the said piece of ground and hereafter sold, in the centre of the porch now existing between and under the same house and that of said Charles Fortier, Esquire, then the said land shall continue from the northeast post of the said porch, and shall end at the south-west post of the stone store erected on the said land, where the said land, shall form a square, and shall comprise all the space upon which the said stone hangard is built, which shall belong to the said Joseph Pacaud, Esquire.The said piece of ground shall coutain the depth which may be found taken in front frum the level of the said River-Street (Rue du Sleuve) going an and terminated in the rear by the land of the heirs and representatives of the late John Soulard, and also bounded by-the extremities, together with the said stone house of three stories thereon erected, which above.the sajd porch joins that of the said Charles Fortier, Esquire, whose walls shall remain mitoyens ; moreover the said store, hang- ard and other buildings erected upon the said piece of ground, aud the said porch being to remain miteoyens fur ever between the proprietors of.the said houses.To which deed intervened as a party the said Charles Fortier, Esquire, Merchant, of the said Borough of Threc-Rivers, who has rendered himself caution solidaire of the said Pierre Léandre Fortier, Esquire, for the purposes of this deed.\u2018Tlie said land or emplacement, house, and dependences in the possession of the said Charles Fortier, Esquire, as proprictor during three years up-to the fourth day of February one thousand cight hundred and thirty two, since the said period up to the date of the said deed of sale, by the said Pierre Léandre Fortier, I squire, and since then to the present timeby the said Joseph Pacaud, Espuire, also as proprictor.And all persous who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any titleor by any means w hatsoev- er,in or upon the emplacement and dependences immediately previous to and at the time the same were acquired by the said Joseph Pacaud, Esquire, are hereby yotified that application will be made to the said Court, on the THIRTEEN I'H day of MARCH, 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 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.W.H.C.COFFIN, P.K.B.Dated, Prothonotary\u2019s Oilice, Three-Rivers, 19th Sept.1852.District of 1 NOW all persons whom it may concern, Quebec: § RN.that by virtue of'a Writ ot\u2019 the Honorable PHILIPPE l'ANET, che of the Judges of the Court of King\u2019s Bench for the distiict of Quebec, dated dhe twelfth day of September instant, the Procès Verbal of adjudication and biddings of the immoveable property hereinafter described, belonging to the conununauté de biens, which existed between the late Antoine Marié and Dame Marie Blais, now wite ot sieur Pierre Bourassa, and sold by licitation on the premises by authority of Justice, by Mtre.Louis Panct, Notary, the sixth day of September instant, have been lodged in the office of the said Court, to the end of receiving overbiddings thereon for the space of six weeks, after which a title will be granted to the highest overbidders, if as y there be; it not, to the highest and last bidder mentioned in the said Procès Verbal, and subject to the charges, clauses and conditions expressed in tie said biddings, of which knowledge may be bad by application to the undersigned Prothonotaries.Follows a description of the said inmmoveable.Ist.À piece of land situate in the parish of\u2019 St.Foi, containing three arpents in front by hirty arpents in depth, without guarantee of exact measurement, bounded in front by the lands of\u2019 « ote St.Ignace, and in rear by Pierre Hobitaille, towards the north east by Michel Koutier, and towards the south west by one Bedard, upon which suid land there are bailt, a house.barn, and stable, 2d.Another land situate io the said parish ot\u2019 St.Foi, seigniory of Gaudarville, containing one arpent in front by twenty-seven arpents in depth, bounded in front by the River St.Lawrence, and in rear by the end ot the said depth, taking trom the lot above descrived, joining towaids the north east the land of Joha Neilson, lisquire, and towards the south west Michel Moreau, with a small barn.\u2019 Overbiddings will be received until the TWENTY.FIFTH day of OCTOBER next, at THREE o'clock in the atternoon.PERRAULT & RURROUGHS, R.K.B.Quebec, 11th September, 1832, TO CONTRACTORS AND WHARF BUILDERS.THE Undersigned Trustees of the New Market in St.Paul Street, are ready to enter into contract for the erection of à wharfin frout of the lots of gr und lately sold on the east side of said market, and fur the pro-' longation of Ramsay Street to the Cha nel of the River St.Charles,and also for the erection ofa whart at the extremity \u2018of Saint Paul Street, to protect the market beach.The plan of said wharves, descriptton of the proposed work, and terms of payment may be obtained by application to Mr.Gauthier, by whom sealed tenders for said work, containing the names and signatures of two good securities, will be received till Wednesday 10th day of October next, ut noon, when the same will be opened.W., HENDERSON, AUGT.GAUTHIER, CorzIN McCALLUM, B.LACHANCE, JOHN MUNN, Quebec, 15th Sept.1832.N O FICE is hereby given that the business here - tofore carried en by Ross, McNaught & Co.will from the date hereof be continued by the subscribers under the tirm of Home, McNaught & Co.JOHN McNAUGHT, § Per their Attorney, DAVID HOME, $ DuN.McNAUGHT, G.MUNRO ROSS, DUN.McNAUGHT, Quebec, Ist August, 1832.Trustees of the New Market in dt.Paul Street.3m.382 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.ProvinciaL SEcrETARY's Orrice, Quebec, 26th September, 1832.His ExCALLENCY Tie GoveryoR IN Cujer Lag been pleased to make the following appointments, viz:\u2014 NARCISSE FoRTuNaT BeLreav, Esquire, to be Barrister, Advocate, Attorney, Solicitor, and Proctor, in all His Majez- ty\u2019s Courts of Justice in this Province.OLIVIER VALLERAND, Gentleman, to be Water Bailiff of the Trinity louse of Quebec, in the room of Jacques Langlois, deceased.OFFICE oF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL QF MILITIA, Quebec.27th September, 1832.MILITIA GENERAL ORDER.a Mis EXCFLLENCY THE GOVERNOR GENERAL and Com- MANDER IN CHiEF has been pleased to make the following Appointments and Promotions in the-Mylitia of this Province :\u2014 CITY OF QUEBEC, 1st.Battalion.Lieut.John B.Woolsey, to be Captain 19th Sept.1832, \u201c JesephJones, do do 21 do do Ens.Hector Huot, do Lieut, 24 do do \u201cDavid Germain, do do 26 do do \u201cBenj.Lelidvre, do do 27 do do Mr, Robert Simpson, do Ensign 12 do do 6 William Belt, do do 13 do do \u201c Jas, Glover Heath, do dy 14 do do \u201c Winckworth Tremain, do do 19 do do \u201c Hy.Mackay Vaughan Ross do do 24 do A.M.do \u2018 George Henderson, do Ens.& Adjt.27 do P.M.do 2d Battalion, Lient, Victor Hamel, to be Captain 20th Sept.1832 \u201cMichel Tessier, do do 25 do do Ens.Joseph Prior, do Lieut, 19 do do \u201cWilliam Shadgett, do do 22 do du Mr.John Wilkie, do Ensign, 17 do do ce Frederick Chrétien, do do 20 do do \u201cWilliam Petry, do do 24 do P.M.do \u201c John Childs, Jr.do do 25 do A.M.do ¢ François Julien do do 26 do A.M.do ¢ Pierre Gagnon, do do 26 dv p.M.do « Frs, Xayier Boisverd, do do 27 do A.M.do Doctor George Roberts, Surgeon 26 Sept.1832.3d Buttulion.Lieut.Olivier Perrault, to be Captain 27 do do Ens.Maurice Scott, do Lieut.20 do do \u201cdos.W, Leaveraft, do do 21 do do \u201cMr.Horatio Nelson Patton, Ensign 15 do do Mr.Edouard Hamel, do do 18 do do ¢ Alex.Chausegros De Léry do do 21 do do Mr, Rob.And.Christie, do- do 33 do do \u201cRH.Gairduer, do do 25 do P.M.do \u201c6 William Patton, do Lieut.Qr.Mr.28 Sept.do 4th Battulon.Licut.Colonel Germain having resigned.the Command of that Battalion, it has been directed by a letter, dated 22 of August last, and addressed to Major Larue, desiring him to take the command until further orders, Ens.Joseph Defoy to be Lieut.25 Mr.Flavien Vallerund, do Qu.Master, 27 LAKE OF THE TWO MOUNTAINS.1st Battalion, do do do do Doctor Jas.Bowie, to be Surgeon, 27:h Sept.1832.COUNTY OF ST, HYACINEHE,.3d Battalion, Capt.Vital Lefebvre to be Major, Errata.In the General Qrder of the 13th Sept.1832, for ¢ Capt: Michel Boucher leave to retire,\u201d read, *¢ leave to retire wit h the ranks of Major.\u201d By order, F.VASSAL DE MONVIEL,.~ Adjt.Genl.of Militia.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SURVEYOR GENERAL'S OFricE, Quebec, 26th Sept.1832.Col.BoucKETTE, His.Majesty's Surveyor General of the Province, having resumed the duties of his Department, all communications are hereafter to be addressed.to.Lian 27th Sept.1832.| accordingly. 383 Le TATE of the QUEBEC DECAYED PILOT FUND, bY the 4th September, 1233 : Money lent on Mortgage.-.£84223 2 2 Interest due by divers persons.150 5 8 Cash in the Treasurer's hands.426 14 4 Louis Demers, a Pilot, debtor to the fund for this amount, lent his wife during his 10 0 0 absence in the West Indies in summer 15830 Currency.£9045 2 2 EEE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Pensioners on the Quebec Decayed Pilot Fund, the 4th September, 1832, Iufirm Pilots with families, viz, :\u2014 Charles Savard, Joseph Thibierge, James Smith, Francois Desnoyer, Antoine Petit, .; Widows of Pilots, viz.:\u2014 5 at £24 each£120 0 0 Madame Pregens, 3 ¢¢ Hector Ross, ¢¢ Jean Lavoie, ¢ D.Charest, \u201c N.Fortin, ¢¢ Jean Ed.Gourdeau, ¢ Pierre Fontaine, ¢¢ Zac.Blanchet, ¢ Jos.Langlois, ¢¢ Dom.Mariée, 17 at £24each 408 0 0 ¢ Pierre Lapointe, ¢ Fras.Pepin dit Lachance, \u2018 Angus M\u2018Neil, «« BP.Bacquet dit La- montagne, ¢ Clement Chassée, .5 0 0 Jos.Godin.a.cccesons sasenanre 210 0 Widow Marchand.0.0.210 0 P.Pagé.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.secs cancu00s v\u2026.210 0 J.B.Duval.ecsen asso ce ro 00e 0 \u2026\u2026.210 O Widow Petit.Less sc0u00 vvc0voes.210 0 Jos.Gauthier,.te casrecasanseess 210 0 Fra Pagé.0\u2026.\u2026.