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[" CheQuebre VOLUME XX,\u2014 No.40.THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1843.Baste.sel \u2018 5 TOME XX.\u2014No.40, JEUDI, JUILLET 20, 1843.THEQUEBEC GAZETTE.Province or ao Cavava.fC.T.METCALFE.VICTORIA, by the Grace of Gob, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Qurex, Defender of the Farry, &e.&e.&e.To Our Beloved and Faithful, the Legislative Councillors of the Province of Canada, and the Knights, Citizens and Burgesses elected to serve in the Legislative Assembly of Our said Province, summoned and called to a meeting of the Provincial Parliament of Oar said Province, at Our Township of Kingston, on the T'wenty-second day of July instant, to have been \u2018commenced and held, and to every of you\u2014GRrEETING : oo A PROCLAMATION.HEREAS on the Tenth day of June, now last past, We thought fit to prorogue Our Provincial Parliament to the T'wenty-second day of July instant, at which time, at Our Township of Kingston, you were held and constrained to appear : Now Know Ye, that for divers causes and considerations, and taking into consideration the ease and convenience of Our Loving Subjects, We have thought fit, by and with the advice of Our Executive Council, to relieve vou aud each of you, of vour attendance at the time aforesaid, hereby convoking, and by these presents enjoining vou and each of vou, that on THURSDAY, the THIRTY-FIRST dav of AUGUST, now next ensuing, vou meet Us, in Our Provincial Parliament, at Our Township of Kingston, there to take into consideration the state and welfare of Our suid Province of Canada, and therein to do as may seem necessary.\u2014 Herein fail not.In Testimony whereof, We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent, and the Great Seal of Qur said Province to he hereunto affixed : Witness, Our Trusty and Well Beloved, the Right Honorable Sir Cusvres Tprorpoiçus Mercavry, Baronet, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath, one of Our Most Honorable Privy Council, Governor General of British North America, and Captain General and Governor in Chief, in and over Qur Provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia, New yruuswick, and the Island of Prince Edward, and Vice Admiral of the same, &c.&c &c.: at Our Government House, at Kingston, in Our Province of Canada, this Fifteenth day of July, in the year of Our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and forty-three, and in the seventh year of Our Reign.By command, C.T.M.FetlX FORTIER, C.C.cC, a Ty; i » Pnovivce or METCALFE.CANADA.VICTORIA, by the Grace of Gon, of the [United !Kingr dom of Great Britain and Ireland, QUEEN, Defender of the Faith, &c.&c, &e, To all to wliom these presents shall come, or whom the same may concern, \u2014fGrEETING : A PROCLAMATION, AY HEREAS of our especial grace, certain knowledge and mere motion, bv Our Royal Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our Pro- vince of Canada, hearing date at our Government House at Kingston, in Our said Province, the sixteenth doy of June, in the present sear of Our Lord,one thousand eight hundred and forty-three, and in the sixth year of Que Reign, We did create, erect and constitute a certain tract of Our waste land sitbate, lying and being in Our District of Montreal, in Qur said Province, a Township by the name of Wakefield tor ever hereaiter to be called, known and distinguished, Anp WHEREAS by the statute of the Parliament of Our United Kingdog of Great Britain and Ireland, made and passed in the Session thereof, held in the third and fourth yea s of Our Reign, intituled, ** An \u2018* Act to Re-unite the Provinces of Upper and Lower \u2018* Canada, and for the Government of Canada,\u201d it is enacted and provided that the instroment by which the said Township hath been constituted shall be published hy Proclamation.AND WHEatas the Letters Patent aforesaid are to the tenor aud effect and in the words following, to wit :\u2014 Province of Canada.L.S.signed, C.T.METCALFE.VICTORIA, by the Grace of G/ d, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, QUEEN, De: fender of the Faith, &c.&e.&ec.To all to whom these presents shall come, or whom the same may concern,\u2014GREETING : WH EREAS it is expedient to erect into a Township, a certain tract of Our waste land situate, lying and beïng in Our District of Montreal, in Our soid Province, and in and by the report of Thomas Parke, erquive, Our Sith veyor Generul of Our said Province, made and certified to the Governor in chief of Our said Province, described as fullows, that is to say :\u2014Qo the South partly by the Townships of Hull and Temple- ton on the East partly by the said Towaship of Tem- pleton and partly by the Township of Portland ; on the North and West by the waste lands.uf the Crown, beginning at a post standing at the North Westerly corner of the Township of Hull furming the South Westerly corner of the said Township of Wakefield 5 thence running along the rear line of the said Township of Hull magnetically Soath, eighty.eight degrees forty-five minutes East, variation seven degrees five minutes West, seven bBundred and eighteen chains, seventy-five links to the intersection of the Westerly line of the Township of Tem.ptetor, at a Post forming the North Easterly corner of the said Township of Hull, and the South Basterly corner of the said Township of Wakefield ; thence alung the Westerly outline of the said Township of Templeton, magnetically North, une degree fifteen minutes East, about wo hundred and ninely-twas chains twenty links, to a Post forming the North Westerly corner of the said Township of Templeton ; thence along the rear line of the said last mentioned Township, magnetically South, eighty-eight degrees forty-five minutes East, one finndred and furty- three chains seventy-five links, to a post forming the South Westerly corner ot the Township of Portland, and the Kasterly corner of the said Towuship of Waketield ; thence along the Westerly outline of the said Township of Portland, magnetically North, one degree fifteen mi- putes East.five hundred and eleven chuins thirty-five links.10 a post marking the North Easterly corner of the sard Township of Wakefield 3 thence magnetically North eighty eight degrees forty-five minutes West, eight hundred and sixty-two chains fifty links to a post forming the North Westerly corner of the said Township of Wake- field; thence magnetically South, one degree fifteen minutes West, eight hundred and three chains fitty-five links to the place of beginning, the said tract or parcel of land hereinbefore described, containing about sixty-two thou- thousand acres and the usual allowance of five per cent for iighways.Now Know YE.that We oi Our especial grace, certain knowledge, and mere motion, have created, erectedand constituted, nnd by these Presents du create erect and constitute the said tract of Qur waste land so as afore said, hereinbefore described, and every part and parcel thereof, a Township for ever fur and after the fiost day of August next, to be, centinve and remain a Township, and by the name of Waketield fur ever hereafter to be called, known and distinguished.And We do mureover of Our especial grace, certain knowledge, and mere motion, declare that these Our Letters Patent, shall be good and effectual in Luw, to all intents, construciions and purposes whatsoever, notwithstanding any misbounding, misnaming or other imperfections or omissions of or concerning the said tract of land hereby erected into the Towuship of Wakefield as aforesaid.IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have caused these Our Letlers tu be made Patent, and the Great Seal of Our said Province of Canada to be hereunto sffixed : Wrrntes.Qur Rigt t Trusty and Well Beloved the lixht Honorable Sir { HARLEs THEOPHILUS METCALFE, Baronet, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath, one of Oar Most Honorable Privy Council, Governor General of British North America, and Captain Ge- nersl snd Governor in Chief, in und over Our Provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Island of Prince Edward, and Vice Adumiral «f the same, at Our Government House, at Kingston, in Our said Province, the Sixteenth dav ot June, in the year of Our Lord, ove thousand vig ht hundred and forty-three, and in the sixth Year of Our Reign.Signed, C.T.M.Signed, D.DALY, Secretary, Now Krow Ye,that Wehave thought fit to issue this Pros clamation, and We do by these presents and according to the provisions of the said Act of the Parliament of Great Britain and Ireland, publish the said Letters Patent, by which We have been plensed to cunstitute the said Towc- sh'p of Wakefield, and We do further by these presents according to the provisions of the said Statute declare, order, and appoint that the aforesaid Letters Patent, shall have the force of Law from and after the first day of August next, of which ail Our Loving Subjects wall take notice and govern themselves accordingly, IN TESTIMONY wHEREOF, We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent, and she Great Seal of Our said Province of Canada, to be hereunto affised ; WirNess, Our Right Trusty and Well beloved The Right Honorable SIR Chartes THzoPHILUS METcALFE, Baronet, Knight Grand Cross of the Must Honorable Order of the Bath, one of Our Most Honorable Privy Council.Governor General of British North America, and Caps tain General and Governor in Chief, in aud over Our Provinces of Cunada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Island of Prince Edward, and Vice Admiral of the same, nt Our Government House, at Kingston, in Our said Province of Canada, the Tenth day of July, in the year of Our Lord, one thon sand eight hundred and\u2019 forty-three, and in the seventh year of Our Reign, D.DALY, Secretary.PROVINtE OF CANADA.C.T.METCALFE.VICTORIA, by the Grace of Gon, of the United Kingdom - of Great Britain and Ireland, Quexzn, Defender of the Faith, &e.&c.&c.To all to whom these presents shall come, or whom the same may concern,\u2014GREETING : A PROCLAMATION.HEREAS it has been certified unto Us by the Honorable Francois Pierre Bruneau, and by Pierre Louis Panet, and Jacques Viger, esquires, three of Qur Commissioners for and within the District of Montreal, in Our said Province, for the purposes of the certain Or= dinance of Qur Governor of the late Province of Lower Canada, by and with the advice ani consent of the Special Council for the affairs thereof, passed in the sec nd year of Our Reign, intituled, \u201c An Ordinance concerning the erection of Parishes and the building of Churches, Parsonage Houses and Church Yards,\u201d by their certain Report and Procès Verbal to Us made in that behalf, that all avd singular the requirements of the said Ordinance have been duly pursued, to the end and intent of ereciing the Township of Kildare, in the District of Montreal, into a Parish, by the, name of the Parishof Saint Ambroise of Kildare.AND WHEREAS it has been further certified to Us by tlie said Commissioners that the limits, bounds, and division lines most expes dient to be assigned to the said proposed Parish of Saint Ambroise of Kildare, for the convenience of the Inhabitants thereof, are as follows, that is to say : *\u201c The said Parish shall comprise anex'ent of territory of about four miles and one quarter of a mile in front by abont twelve miles in depth, bounded on the Suuth side by the Seigniory of La Valtrie, on the East by the Seigniory of D\u2019Aillebout, on the West in part by the Seigniory of Saint Sulpice, and in part by the Township of Rawdon aud on the North side by the augmentation of the Township of Kildare.\u201d Now Knsow Ye, that by virtue of the said Ordinance \u2018and of an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and lreland passed in the Session held in the third and fourth years of Our Reign, intituled ** An Act to Re-unite the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and for the Government of Canada,\u201d have thought fit to issue this Our Royal Proclamation to declare that it is Our Royal Will and Pleasure to confirm and establish, and We do, by these Presents, cons firm and establ'sh, the aforesaid limits, bounds, and divi sion lines to be and remain those of the parish of St.Ambroise of Kildar:, aud we do by these pre-euts ordain, coustilute, and erect the said parish of St, Ambroise of jp 398 memes Ni'dare, to be a parish for all civil purposes agreeably to the provi.ivas of the aforesaid Ordinance, In Testimony WnErEor, WE have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent, and the Great Scal of Our said Province of Canada to be hereunto affixed ; Witnrss, Our Right Tru-ty and Well Beloved, the Right Honore- ble Sir CaarLEs THEOPHILUS METCALFE, Baronet, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath, one of Our Most Honorable Privy Council, Governor General of British North America, and Captain General and Governor in Chief, in and over Qur Provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Island of Prince Edward, and Vice Admiral cf the same, at Our Government House, at Kingston, in Our said Pro- vince of Canada, the Tenth day of July, in the year of Our Lord oue thousand eight liundred and forty three, and in tbe seventh year of Our Reign, D.DALY, Secretary, ProvINCE OF; CANADA.$ C.T.METCALFE.VICTORIA, by the Grace of Gop, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, QuExn, Defender of the Faith, &e, &e.&c.To allto whom these presents shall come, or whom the same may concern,\u2014GREETING : A PROCLAMATION.HEREAS it bas been certified unto 1s by the Honorable Francois Pierre Bru- neau, and by Pierre Lonis Panet and Jacques Viger, Esquires, three of our Commissioners, for and within the dis trictof M :ntreal, in our said Province, for the purposes of the Ordinance of Our Governor of the late Province of Lower Canada, and the Special Council for the affairs thereof, passed in the second year of OurReign, intituled, \u201c\u201c An Ordinance concerning the erection of Parishes and the building of Churches, Parsonage Houses and Church Yards.\u201d by their certain Report and Procès Verbal, to us made in that behalf that aliand singular the requirements of the said Ordinance have been duly pursued to the end, and intent of dismembering the Concessions of Prescott, St.Robert, Prevost, La Basse, and a part of the Concession of north and south Pot an Beurre, from the rest.and residue of the parish of Saint Pierre of Sorel, in Our said district of Montreal, and of erecting the same into a parish by the name of the parish of Ste.Victoire : AND WHEREAS it hath been further certitied to Us by the said Commissioners that the limits, bounds and division lines most expedient to be assigned to the said new parish ol'Ste, Victoire for the convenience of the inhabitants thereof, sre as follows, that is say :\u2014 That the said parish shall contain the Concessions of Prescott.St.Robert, Prevost, Bellevue, La Basse and a part of that of the north and south Pot au Beurre, in the Seigniory of Sorel, the said Concessions forniing an extent of territory.of four miles and one half mile in front by five miles in depth, bounded on the north east side by the seig niory of Barrow, following the road of St.Martin, up to the Pot an Beurre road, and thence pursuing the same line between the land of Antoine St.Martin, and the land of the Widow Kerry inclusive of the land vf the said Widow Kerry, but not comprising that of the said Autoine St.Martin, thence up to and not including the Concession of Rimh+n, on the north west by the lands of the Concession of Rimbau, up to and unto the Seigniorial line of St Ours, on the south west by the said Seigniorial line of Sr.Ours and on the south east by the limits of the purish of St, Aimé.Now Know YE, that by virtue of the said Ordinance and of an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Leland, passed in the Session thereof, held in the third and fourth years of Cur Reign, and intituled, \u201c An Act to Re-unite the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada,\u201d WE have thought fit to issue this Our Roval Proclamation and to declare Our Royal Will and Pleasure, to confirm and establish, and We do by these presents confirm and establish the aforesaid limits, bounds and division lines, to be and remain those of the parisb of Ste.Victoire, and We do by these presents ordain, constitute and erect the said parish of Ste, Victoire to be a parish for all civil purposes agreeu- bly to the provisions of the aforesaid Ordinance.In TEsTIMONY Whereof, WE have cansed these our Letters to be made Putent, and the Great Seal of Our said Province of Canada to be hereunto affixed : Wirn&ss, Our Right Trusty and Well Beloved the Right [Honorable Sir * CHarLEs THEOPHILUs METCALFE, Barunet, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath, one of Our Most Henora- ble Privy Council, Governor General of British North America, and Captain General and Governor in Chief, in and over Our Provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the !sland of Prince Fdward, and Vice Admi- { ral of the same, at Qur Government House at Kingston, in Our said Province of Canada, the Tenth day of July, in the year of Oar Lord, One thousand eight hundred and forty three, and in the seventh year of Qur Reign.D.DALY, Secretary.Province oF CANADA.C.T.METCALFE.VICTORTA, by the Grace of Gop, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and lreland, QueEN, Defender ofthe Faith, &c.&c.&c.| To all whom there presents shall come, or whom the same may concern,\u2014GREETING : A PROCLAMATION.HEREAS it bas been certified unto Us by the Honorable Loui- Guy and Fran- Gris Pierre Bruneau and by Robert Lester Morrogh, Pierce Louis Panet and Jucques Viger, esquires, our TES QUESRC Comumissioners, in and for the district of Montreal, in our | said Province, for the purposes of a certain Ordinance of our Governor of the late Province of Lower Cunada, by and with the advice and consent of the Special Council for the affairs of the said Province, paseed in the second year of our Reign, and intituled,** An Ordinance concerning the erection of Parishes and the building of Churches, Parsonage Houses and Church Yards,\u201d by their certain report and Procès Verbal to us made in that behalf, that all and singular the requirements of the said Ordinance have been duly pursued, to the end and intent of erecting a certain part or parcel of the seigniory of the Island of Montreal, into a parish hy the name of the parish of St, Geneviève ; AND WHEREAS it has been further certified unto us by the said Commissioners, that the limits, bounds and division lines most expedient to be assigned to the said proposed parish of Ste.Geneviéve for the convenience of the inhabitants thereof, are as follows, that is to say : \u2018\u201c the said parish shall com- prebend that part of the seigniory of the Island of Montreal, comprising an extent of territory of about ten miles and a half in front.following tbe windings of the river by about three miles in its greatest depth, bounded on the north west by that branch of the river Ottawa, commonly known by the name of riviére des Prairies, from the northeast line of the land of one Joseph Dagenais, situated in the first range of the lands.called the first range or concession of Ste.Gene- viéve to the parish of Ste.Anne.called Du Bout de Isle, as erected cannnically by episcopal decree, on the twenty-eighth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and thirty one, towards the south west by the said parish of Ste.Anne Du Bout de l'Isle, from the shore of the Lake of the two Monn- tains up to the point at which the river de I\u2019Ormne intersects the line or trait quarré of the lands of the Côte Ste.Geneviève ; towards the south east, beginning at the said river de l'Orme, partly by the trait guarré of the lands of Côte Ste.Geneviève, and partly by the parish of St.Joachim dela Pointe Claire, as erected canonically by episcopal decree on the seventh day of April, one thousand eight hundred and thirty four, and in part also by the line or trait quarré of the lands called the first range or concession of St.Geneviève, up to the north east line of the land of said Joseph Dagenais, and towards the north east line by the said north east of the land of the said Joseph Dagenais.Now Know YE that by virtne of the said Ordinance, and of a certain other Ordinance of our Governor of the said late Province of Canada, by and with the advice and consent of theSpecial Council for the affairs thereof.passed in the fonrth year of our Reign, intituled, \u2018* An Ordinance to extend the provisions of a certain Ordinance concerning the erection of parishes for civil purposes, to parishes canonically erected before the passing of the said Ordinance,\u201d aud also by virtue ofan Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, passed in the Session be'd io the third and fourth years of cur Reign, and iniituled, * An Act to Re-uvite the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and for the government of Canada,\u2019\u2019have thought fit to issue this our Royal Proclamation, to declare thatit is our Royal Will and Pleasure to confirm ard establish, and We do by these presents confirm and establish the aforesaid limits, bounds and division lines to be and remain those of the parisk of Ste, Genevieve, and we do by these presents ordain, constitute and erect the said parish of Ste.Geneviève to be a parish for all civil purposes agreeably to the provisions of the aloresaid Ordinane(s.IN TEsTiMoNy WHEREOF, WE have caused these our letters to be made Patent, and tbe Great Seal of Our said Province of Canada to be lierenoto affixed : WirnEss Our Right Trusty and Well Beloved the Right Honorable Sir CHARLES ToEOPHILUS METCALYE, Baronet, Knight Grand Cross of the most Honorable Privy Council, Governor General of British North America, and Captain General and Gu- vernor in Chief, in and over our Provinces of Canada, Nuva Scotia New Brunswick, and the Island of Prince Edwa:d, and Vice Admiral of the same, at our Government House at Kingston, in cur said Province of Crnada, the Tenth day of July, in the year of Our Lord, one thonsand eigot huudred and forty-three, and in theseventh year of Our Reign.D, DALY, Secretary.Province of} C.T.METCALFE.sanada, VICTORIA, by the Grace of Gop, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, QuezN, Defender of the Faith, &c.&ec.&c.To all to whom these preserts shall ccme or whom the same may concern, \u2014GREETING : A PROCLAMATION, Y HEREAS it has been certified unto Us by Robert Lester Morrogh, Pierre Louis Panet and Jacques Viger, Esquires, three of Our Commissioners for aud within the District of Montreal, in Our said Province, tor the purposes of the Ordinance of Our Governor of the lute Province of Lower Canada, by and with the advice and consent of the Special Council for the affairs thereof, passed in the second year of our Reign, intituled, ¢ An Ordinance concerning the ereciion of Parishes, and the building of Churches, 1\u2019arsonage Houses and Church Yards,\u201d by their certain report and Procè-Verbalto Us made in that behalf, that all and singular the require- mets of the spid Ordinance bave heen duly pursued, to the end and intent of erecting the Concession of Saint Roch, Saint Amable, La Riviére Yamaska, Michauville said District of Montreal, and the Concession called Barrow in the Seigniory of St.Aimé, in the said Districi,into a Parish by tbe uame «f the Parish of Suint Rarnabé ; AND WHEREAS it has been further certified unto Us by the said Commissioners, that the limits, bounds and division lines most expedient to be assigned to the raid proposed parish of Saint Barnabé.for the convenience of the inhu- bitants thereof, are as follows, thut is to say : \u2014 The said Parish shall comprise the Concessions of Saint Rech, Saint Amable, La Rivière Yuameska, Michanville, aud La Basse Double, in the Seigniory of Saint Ours, forming a tract of territory of six miles in front by four miles in depth, bounded towards the North West by the Saint Rose Road and the lands belonging to Luuis Bourgaud and Michel Langelier, towards the North East by the Seigniory of Barrow, towards the South West by the Seigniory of St, Hyacinthe, and the | saia Parish shall also comprise the Concession called Bare GAGES.and La Basse Donble, in the Seigniory of St.Ours, in the Jury 20, row in the seigniory of Saint Aimé, towards the Sou'® East by the River Yamaska.Now Know YE that by virtue of the said Ordinance and of an Act of the Parli.~ ment of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, passed at the Session held in the third and fourth years of Our Reign, intituled * An Act to Re-unite the Provin- ¢ ces of Upper and Lower Canada, and for the Government of Canada,\u201d have thought it to issue this Our Royal Proclamation to declare that it is Our Royal Will and Pleasure to contirm snd establish, and We do by these presents confirm and establish the aforesaid limits, bounds and division lines to be and remain those of the said Parish of Saint Barnabé, and We do by these presents ordain, constitute, and erect the said Parish of Saint Bar.nubé, to be u Parish for all civil parp.ses agreeably to the provisions of the aforesaid Ordinance, 1N TEsTIimony WarnEor, We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent, And the Great Seal of Our said Province of Canada to be hereunto affixed; Witness Our Right Trusty and Well beloved the Right Honorable SIR CHARLES TurorhILUs MErcALFe, Baronet, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honorable Order vf the Bath, one of Our Most Honorable Privy Council, Governor General of British North America, and Captain General and Governor in Chief, in and over Our Provinces of ¢ anada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Island of Prince Edward, and Vice Admiral of the sime, at Our Guvern- ment House at Kingston, in Our said Province of Canada, the Tenth day of July, in the year of Our Lo:d one thousand eight hundred and forty.three, and in the seventh year of Our Reign.D.DALY, Sccretary.PROVINCE oF LS \\ erent C.T.METCALFE.VICTORIA, by the Grace of Gon, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland QuEBN, Defender of the Faith, &c, &c.&c.To all to whom these presents may come or concern, \u2014GREETING : A PROCLAMATION.HEREAS it has been certified unto Us by the Honorable Louis Guy and Fran- ¢ois Pirrre Bruneau, and by Robert Lester Morregh, Pierre Louis Pavet and Jacques Viger, esquires, our commissioners for and within the district of Montreal, iu our said Province, for the pmiposes of the Ordinance of our Governor of the late Province of Lower Canada and the Special Council for the affairs thereof, passed in the sccond year of our Reign, inti- tuled, ** An Ordinance concerning the erection of parishes and the building of Chnrches, Parsonage Houses and Church Yards,\u201d by their certain report and Procès Verbal to us made io that behalf, that all and singular the requirements of tre said Ordinance have been duly pursued to the end and intent of erecting into a parish by the pame of the parish of St, Aimé, the Fiefs or Seiguiories of St.Charles, Bonsecours and Bourg Marie Quest.and part of the Fief or Scigniory of Bourchemin, AND wHEREAS it has been further certified unto us by the said Commissioners that the limits, b.unde and division lines most expedient to Le assigued to the said vew parish of St, Aimé, for the convenience of the inhabitavts thereof, are as follows, that is to say : That the said parish shall comprehend the Fiefs or seig- niories of St, Charles, Bonsecours, Bourg Mar e Ouest and part of the Fief or seigniory of Bourchemin, containing an extent of territory ol'about twenty-two tmiles in superficies in the county of Richelicu, in the distrectof Moutresl, to wit: the said Fief orseigaiory of St, Charles, bounded in the north east by the line which separates the district of Montreal from that of Three Rivers, in the south east by the seiguiory of DeRamsay, on thesonth west by the fief crseiguiory of Bourchemin, on the north west by the river Yamaska.The said fief or seigniories of Bonsecours, and Bourg Marie Ouest, and the said part of the fieË or seigniory (f Bourchemwin, bounded on the north east, hy the ssid line of separation between the district of Montreal and tbe district of Tbree Rivers, on the scuth east partly by the said river Yamaska from the said line of separation between the districts of Montreal and Threc-Rivers, to the lot number eighty-uine in the said part of the fief or seig- niory of Bourchemin, aud partly by the river Salvaille, from tbe above mentioned lot eighty nive, to the seigniory of Sr, Ours, on the south west by the Seignicry of St.Ours, and on the north west by the seignicry of Sorel.Now Know YE that by viriue of ihe said Or.boance and of a certain other Ord = nance pas-ed by our Governor of the swid late Province of Lower Canada, by and with the advice and consent of the Special Council for the affairs thereof in the fourth year of our Reign, intituled, *¢ An Ordi- vance to extend the provisions of à certain Ordivance concerning the erection of p rishes fer civil purposes to parishes canonically erected before the passing of the said Ordinance,\u201d and also by virtue of an Act of Parliawent of Me United Kingdom of Great Britain aud Irelaud passed in the Session beld in the third and fourth years of our reign,intituled, \u2018\u201c Au Actto R«-unite the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and for the Government of Canada,\u201d have thought fit to issue this cur Royal Proclamation to d clare that it is our Roy.l Will and Pleasure to confirm and establish, and We do by these Presents confirm and establish the aforesaid limits, boundaries and division lines to be and remain those of tbe parish of St.Aimé, and We do by these presents ordaiu, constitute and erect the seid parish of Si, Aimé, to be a parish for all civil purposes agreeably to the provisious of the aforesaid Ordinauce.: IN TEsTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused these Our letters to be made Patent and the Great Seal of Our said Province of Canada, to be herc- unto affxed : Witness Our Right Trusty and Well beloved the Right Honorable dir CHARLES TueopHILUs MuTcaLFe, Barovet, Koigbt Grand Cross of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath, one of Our Most Honorable Privy Council, Governor General of Pritish Norih America, and Captain General aud Governor in Chief, in and over Our Provinces of Canada, Nuva Scotia, New B:uuswick and the Island of Prince Edward and Vice-Admiral of the same, at Our Government House at Kingston, in Que said l\u2019rovince of Cavada,tle Teutu dayfof Ju'y, = ever 1843.GAZETITS Di QUEBEC.399 in the year of our Lord ouethonsand e:ght hundred and forty-three, and iu the seventh year of our Reign.D, DALY, Secretary.ProvINcE \"} Ces C.T.METCALFE.By His Excellency the Right Honorable Sir CHARLES TugopuiLus METcaLrg, Baronet, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath, one of Her Muojesty\u2019s Most Honorable Privy Council, Governor General of British North America, and Captain General and Governor in Chief, in and over the Proviners of Canada.Nova Scotin, New Brunswick, and the Island of Prince Edward, and Vice Admiral of the same.A PROCLAMATION.HEREAS it appears by information on oath, that on the night of Sunday.the twenty-first day of May last, the Dwelling House, Barn, and Out-houses of George Cronk wight, the Barn and Outhouse of Joshua Odell, and ihe Barn of Richard Yan Vliet, of Odelltown, were maliciously set fire 10, burned and consumed ; AND WuEEREAS, for the ends of justice and for the security of the property of Her Majesty's Subjects, it is most expedient and necessary thatthe Perpetrators of these acts, #0 atrocious and alarming in their character, should not escape unpunished, I have thought fit by and with the advice of Her Majesiv's Ex: cutive Council of this Province, to issue this Proclamation, and I do hereby charge and command ali and singular Her Majesty\u2019s Justices-of the Peace, Sheriffs and other Officers and Ministers of Justice, and ull others ler Majesty's loving Subjects in this Province, to be diligent snd use their best endeavours to discover and bring to justice the person or persons by whom the said acts of viclenie may have been committed, in order that he or they may be dealt with according to law, And as an encouragement to the mak ing of a discovery, 1 do hereby declare that whosoever will give such information respecting the said burnings as may cause the Perpetrator or Perpetrators thereof to be apprehended and brought to justice, shall receive a Reward of ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY POUNDS, current money of this Province, to be paid on conviction of him or them of the act or acts so committed as aforesaid.And I further offer Her Majesty's free pardon to such informant if he be an accessory to the said offences, but not a principal thereto.Given under my hand and seal at arms.at Kingston, in the said Province of Canada, the Thirtieth day of June, in the yearof Our Lord, oue thousand eight hundred and forty-thiee, and in the seventh year of Her Maj: sty\u2019s Reign.By His Exceliency\u2019s Command, D.DALY, Secretary.SECRETARYs OFFICE, ((East.) Kingston, 14th July, 1943.His EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR GENERAL has been pleased to make the folowing appointments, viz :\u2014 \u2018I'be Honorable Sir James S'usrt, Baronet, fo be Deputy Gov: raor within that part of the Province heretofore Lower Canada, in that capacity to exercise all ard every the powers in anywise concerning the administering of Ouths of Office to any ptrson or persons appoiuted to Her Majesty\u2019s Executive Council for the Province of Canada.The Honorable William Sheppard, to be a Member of Her Majesty\u2019s Lxecuive Council tur the Province of Canada.Alexander Maurice Delisle, esquire, to be Cierk of the Peace.in aud fur the dstrict of Muntreal.Joseph F.Allard, Charles Sabourin and Eusèbe Hyacinthe Fréchette, esquires, to be associated iu the Longeuil and Chambly Turnpike Trust, in the room and stead of Colonel the Honorable George Cathcart, Avgustus Hatt, and John Swail, esquires.His EXCELLRNCY THE Governor GENERAL has also been pleased to grant Licences to Joseph L\u2019Espérance, Jean C.Piugnet aud John Duvert, e-quires, to enable tbem 10 practice Physic, Surgery and M dwifery in that part of the Province of Canaua heretolore Louer Cuvada.\u2019 el SECRETARY\u2019s OrricE, (East.) Kingston, 14th July, 1813.His ExcELLENCY THE GoVERNOR GENERAL has been pleased to appoint James Macaulay H igginsou, esquire, to be Depaty Governor,to sign and autheuticate Money Warrants, and Marriage, and Ferry Licences.Sheritt 5 Sales.DISTRICT OF QUEBEC.To , { UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, Fo wir: that the undermentioned LANDs and YENEMENTS have been seized, and will be sold at the respective times-and places as mentioned below.All persons having claims on the same, are hereby required to make th.m known according to law ; all oppositions afin d'uz- nuler, afin de distraire, or afin de charge, except In cases of Venditioni Exponas, to which no such oppositions are by law alluwed, 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 conscreer may be filed t any time within two days next after the return of the V rite.VENDITIONI EXPONAS.Quebec, to wit: ACQUES PONE\u2019, of the parish of No.950.¢ Kakouna, in the county of Rimouski, in the district of Quebec, cullivator, and another ; against FRANCOIS LEMAITRE, of the ciiy of Quebec, printer, to wit :\u2014 Au emplacement situate in the lower town of Quebec, at the foot of Canoterie hill, St.Charles street, of thirty five feet in front, by the depth which it may have, taking from the line of said street and running to the foot of the hill or cape, the said emplacement narrowing as it goes towards its depth on the side of the property of John Munn, esquire, and terminates in a point at the end of its said depth, and has a depth ¢ thirty two feet on the side of the heirs Valois\u2014the said emplacement forms a square of three fect and ten inches on the property of the said heirs Valois, to the end of its said depth ; the said emplacement being bounded as follows, that is to say: in front by St.Charles street, inrcarat the end of said depth, on the cast side, by the heirs Valois, and on the west side by John Munn, esquire\u2014with a wooden house of two stories high and hangard thercon erected, circumstances and dependencies.Subject to the payment to the gentlemen of the seminary of Quebec, of the sum of twenty six sols and eight deniers tournois of annual perpetual ground rent and not redeemable ; and subject to the several real charges and incumbrances mentioned aud set forth in the opposition afin de charge of the seminary of Quebec, and the judgment thereon.\u201d To be sold at my office, in the court house, in the said city of Quebec, on the THIKTY-FIRST day of JULY instant, at TEN o'clock in the morning.The said Writ returnable on the sccond day of October next.W.8.SEWELL, Sheriff, Sheriff\u2019s Office, 10th July, 1843, [Fir-t published 13th July, 1343.) FIERI FACIAS.Quebec, to wit : PELIX NOLET, of the No.270.city of Quebec, tavern keeper ; against JEAN DION, the younger, apprentice pilot, of the parish of St.Anselme, and another\u2014 (Here follows the description of the land ot the said Jean Dion, the younger) \u2014to wit:\u2014¢ A land situate in the parish ot St, Anselme, in the concession S', Olivier, in the seig- niory of Lauzon, containing two arpents ofground in front by about thirty arpents in depth, withont warranty of any precise measure ; bonnded in front by the end of the depth uf the lands of river Etchemin, and in rear, at the end uf said dept.joining on one side, towards the uorth-west to Guillaume Racine, and towards ihe south- eust tv Jeon Dion, the father & uxor.Subject to the rights, dues and duties stipulated and reserved by and in favor of the se\u2018gnior in the original grunt thercol a tifre de cens,\u2019\u2019 Tobe sould at the church door of the said parish of St, Anselme, on the FIFTEENTH day of AUGUST next, at TEN o'clock in the morning, The said Writ returnable un the second day of October next.W.S.SEWELL, Sheriff, Sheriff's Office, 10th April, 1843, [Erste published 13th April, 1843.7] FIERI FACIAS.Quebec, to wit : FEAN BAPTISTE LA- No.145.J VOI, of the parish of St.Paschal de Kamouraska, cultivator, snd Dame Julie Brigitte Paradis, his wife ; against OLIVIER DRA PEA U, heretofore of the pa:ish of St.Louis de Kawon- raska, now of the parish or St.Paschal de KRuamouraska, cultivator, to wit :\u2014** À cireuit or lot of ground, lying and s tuste in the third range ol the concessions of the seigniory of Kamouraska, contuiniog twe acpents in front by ten arpeuts in depth, more or less; jormng towards the north, partly to Michel Mignanit and pardy to ld- vuard Michaud, tawards the sonth, to the king's highway of the fourth range, bounded towards the south-west by Germain Morel, and towards the north-east partly by Augustin Lavois und partly by Joseph Mignanhi\u2014with a house, barn, stable, aud other buudings thereon constructed, circumstances and dependencies.Subject to the rights, dues, and duties stipulated and reserved by and in favor of the seigniorin the original grant thereof a litre de cens.\u2019\u201d\u2019 To be sold at the church door of the said parish of 8t.Paschal de Kamourarka, on the FIF- TEELNTH day of AUGUST next, st TEN o'clock in the morning.The said Writ returnable on the second day of October next.W.S.SEWELL, Sheriff.Sheriff>s Office, 10th April, 1843.[ First published 13th April, 1343.] FIERI FACIAS.Quebec, to wit: F§YHE Reverend LADIES No.1838.} NUNS of the couvent (communauté) of the General Hospital near Quebec, in the county and district of Quebec; against GEORGE EGLINTON, of the parish of >t.Foy, in tbe conn*y and district of Quebec, farmer, to wit :\u2014** A land situate in the fief of Orsainville, in the parish of Charleshourg, partly in its natural state and partly in a fit state o! cultivation and meadows, of about ten arpents and a halt in front by thirty arpents in depth, more or less, without any warranty of its sa d front and depth, such as hereafter mentioned ; bounded at one end towards the sonth by the last (most remoted) concessions of the lands of the aforesaid tief, that is to say, by Franguis Colet, François Tremblay, Nicolas Delinelle, Charles l\u2019ageau, Jacques Etienne Bédard, Louis Ll utier, Jean Pepin, gud Jacques Galarueau, or their representatives, above river Juuie, at the other cnd towaids tiie north by the township of Stoneham, towards the south west by the fief Lépinay, and towards the north east by the seigniory of Notre Dante des Anges\u2014 with a house and stable thercon erccted, cir- cnmstances and dependencies, Subject to the rights, dues, and duties stipulated and reserved by and in favor or the seignior in the oviginal gvant thereot a titre de cens.\u201d To be sold at the church door of the said parish of Char- lesbourg, on the FIFTEENTH day of AUGUST next, at TEN o\u2019clock in the morning.The said Writ returnable on thie second day of Octeber next.W.8.SEWELL, Sheriff.Sheriff\u2019s Office, 11th April, 1843.} [First published 13:h April, 1843] \u2014f- f ALIAS FIERI FACIAS.| Quebec, to wit : ?ORAKLES HARROWER, of No.211, $ QJ the parith ef St.Jean Port Joly, trader ; against BARTHELEMY POULIUT, of the parish of L\u2019islet, trader, in his quality of curator iu due form ot law appointed to the vacan: estate and succession of the late James Balluntyne, in his lifetime of the same place, also trader, to wit: ** A laud containing one arpent in iront by about forty-two arpents in depth, situate in the fourth range of the lands of the parish of v\u2019lslet ; bounded on oie side towards the north east by Joscph Houle,on the other side towards the south west by Charles Fortin, taking its front from the lands separating the third from the tourth range, at the upper side, to the end of said depth\u2014 without any buildings.Subject to the rights, dues and dutiesstipulated and reserved by and in favor of the scigniorin the original grant thereof à titre dé cens.\u201d \u2018To be suld at the church doir of the said | parish of L\u2019Islet, on the NINLTELNTH day of SEI.+ memes tee ; TEMBER next,at TEN o\u2019clock in the morning.The said Writ reiurnable on the second day of Octob r next.W, S.SEWELL, Sheriff, Sheriff \u2019s Office, 15th May, 1843.[First published 18th May, 1843.] VENDITIONI EXPONAS, Quebec, to wit : TANISLAS JEAN, of the city of No, 693 Quebec, shoemaker and another ; against LOUIS DUTREMBLE vit DEROSIER, of the seigniory of Rivière du Loup.in the county of Rimouski, busbandman ; snd Jenn Baptiste Landry, huissier audien- cier of the Court of King's Bench, curator appuinted to the déluissement in this cause made, to wit: ** One nr- pent and a half of landin front by about thirty arpents in depth, situated in the first range of the seigniory nt Rivière du Loup,in the connty of Rimouski; bounded below by the highwayof the first range, above by the lands of the second range, to the south west by François Viel, and to the north rast by Antoine Fortin\u2014with the buildings thereon erected and allits dependencies ; subject to the rights, dues and duties stipulated and reserved by and in favor of the seignior in the originel grant thereof a titre de cens; and subject to the several real charges, and incumbrances, mentioned and set forth in the opposition afin de charge of Jean Buptiste Pouliot, és qualités und the judgment thereon?To be sold at the church door of the said parish of Rivière du Loup, on the FIRST day of SEPTEMBER next, at TEN o'clock in the morning, The said Writ returnable on the second day of October next.peu rh W.S.SEWELL, Sherif.Sheriff's Office, 17th July, 1848.(First pubiished 20:h July, 1843.) FIERI FACIAS.Quebec, to wit : } JEAN JOSEPH RENY, of the No.948, - parish of Ste.Marie, esquire, Hoiary publie, against GABRIEL VALLIERES, heretofore of the parish of St, Anselme, and now of Quebec, cult:iva- tornnd labonrer, to wit : ** Two arpents of land in front by about thirty two arpents in depth, situate in tbe township of Buckland, first range, part of number eight of the first range of Buckland ; bounded in front by the seigniory Jolliet,in depth to the north east by the seigniory St, Ger- vais, juining on one side to the north west to Antoine Roy or his representatives, ond to the south east to Férèule Vallieres or his representatives, circumstances and dependencies ; subject to the rights, does and duties stip tated and reserved by and in favor of the seignior in tua original grant thereol à titre decens.* To be sold at wy nflice in the conrt house, in the said city of Quebec, on the TWENTY-S3EVENTH day of NOVEMBER next, at TEN o'clock in the morning.\u2018Lhe said Writ returnable on the first day of February next.WwW.S.SEWELL, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 17th July, 1543, (First published 20th July, 1843, ALTAS PLURIES FIERI FACIAS.Quebec, 10 oy LERANCOLS MIVILLE, of the J No.1062.pariah of Ste.Anne, merchant ; aguinst ZACHARL(E OULLLET, fils, cultivator, and Dame Josephte Ouellet hs wile, of the same place, to wit: * A land situate in the second range of\u2019 the aforesaid parish of Ste.Anne, containirg two arpents and six perches in front, more or ess, by forty two arpents in depth, more or less, buunded as follows : in front by the King\u2019s highway of the second range, in rear by the lands of the third range.to thesonth west by Francois Moy,nnd to the north east by Jean Bérubé, with a house, barn, stables and other buildings thereon erected ; subject to the rights, dues ond duiies stipulated and reserved by and in favor of the seiguior in the original grant thereof a titre de eens.\u201d To be sold at the church door of the said parish of ste.Anne,un the TWENTY-FIRST day of NOVEMBIR wvext, at TEN o\u2019ciock in morning.The said Writ returnable on the first day of February next, W.8S.SEWELL, Sheriff, Sheriff's Office, 17th July, 1813.(First published 20th July, 1543.) Sheriff's Sales.DISTRICT OF MONTREAL.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the uudermentioned LANDS and TENEMENTS have been seized, and will be sold at the respective times and places as mentioned below.All persons having claims on the same, are hereby required to make them known according to law ; all oppositions afin d\u2019annuler, an de distraire, or afin de charge, except in cases sf Venditioni Exponus, to which no such oppositions are by law allowed, are required to be Gled at our Office, previous ts the fifteen days next preceding the day of sale ; onposi- tions «fin de conserver may be filed at any time within two days uext after the return of the Writ, FIFRI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit : ; JEAN Ba PTISTE LE No.1172, 1\u201d BLANC, the elder, (père) of the parish of Ste.Anne des Plaines, in the district of Montreal, yeoman; and Marie Archange Bois.mier, his wife, by him thereto duly authori-ed, pia.biffa ; agaînst the lauds ond tenements of JEAN BAL.TISITE LE BLANC, the younger, of the parish of Ste, Aune des Plaines aforesaid, yeoman, defendant :\u2014t.** A land lying and situate at La Plaine, in the parish of Ste, Aune, containing three arpents in front by twenty arpents in depth, joining in front to the ruisseau ce La Plaine, kwown under the name of ruissean St.Pierre, vu rear to the nnecongeded lands, on one side to the widow Jean Marie Boismier, and on the other side to Joseph Ovide Turgeon, esquire\u2014with the frame of a house, à bara, a stable, 0 cow.house and hangard thereon erectoda 2.A land lying and situate at the place cal.ed Li Grosse Chuussée, in the aforesaid parish, of one srpent and a half in front by forty arpents in depth, the whole micio or less, withoul warranty of any precise measure; joining infront to the landsof (he Petite Chaussée, in rene to the unconceded lands, on one side to the represents tives Joseph Turgeon, esquire, and on the «thor side to Joseph Forget dit Despaty\u2014withont any bud.ings thereon crected.Subject the said (node to the droit de retrait in favour of the aciguivr of lue To wir.t ~ seigniory of Terrebonne, whereof the said lands derive with all the charges, clauses, conditions, sevvitudee, and reserves mentioned in the original deed of concession of the said lands.\u201d To he sold at the church door of the snid parish of Ste.Anne des Plaines on the TWENTY-FIRST dav of AUGUST next, at TEN o'clock in the forencon, The said Writ returnable on second day of October next._ the second 2a BOSTON & COFFIN, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 24th March, 1843.[ First published 20th April, 1843 ] FIERI FACIAS.N Montreal to wit 1d EAN BAPTISTE DES- No 570.J AUTELS DIT LAPOINTE, of the parish of St.Paul, in the district of Mont real, yeoman, plaintiff; against the lands and tenements of FRAN( OIS RIVET, pre, of St.Ambroise de Kildare, in the said district, yeoman, defendant :\u2014*¢ A land situate in the second range of the township of St.Ambroise de Kil- dare, in the county of Berthier, in the district of Montreal, containing two arpents and a half in front by twenty six in depth, without warranty of _Any precise measure; hounded in front by the third range, in rear by the first range of the said township, on one side by François Rivest, junior, on the other side by Venant Rivest\u2014with a wooden house and stable thereon erected.* To be sold at the church door of the parish of St.Ambroise of Kildare, on the \"I WENTY - FOURTH day of JULY next, at TEN o\u2019clock in the forenoon.\u2018The said Writ returnable on thesecond day of October next.BOSTON & COFFIN, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 20th March, 1843.CFirst published 23rd March, 1843.] FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit: f OUIS JOSEPH PA- No.1163.4 PINEAU, of the city of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, esquire, advocate, seignior, proprietor and possessor of the fief and geigniory of La Petite Natinn, sitnated in the district{of Montreal, plain tiff; against the lands and tenements of JOSEPH HEWS, of theseigniory of La Petite Nation aforesaid,aud in the said districtaf Montreal, defendant :\u2014 « A lot of gronnd lying and situate in the seigniory of La Petite Nation, of five arpents in front by forty arpents in depth ; joining in front toa stréam or swamp (a un cours d'eau Où bus fond) communicating from Bay of La Pentecôte to a bay situate 10 the north of the island Arowsen, known under the name of Baie du Portage, in rear to the lands of the (6te Kt.Amédée, to the east and west to William Lee Hayes ; the waters of the said stream or swamp drying up occasionally during the summer season\u2014the whole more or less \u2014 without warranty of any precise measure,\u201d To be sold.subject to the droit de retrait in favour of the seignior, also all the charges, conditions, servitudes and reservations set forth in the original deed of Concession, at the church door of the seigniory of En Petite Nation, on the I WEN Y -FIRSI day of AUGUST next.at the hour of TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The Writ retarnuble on the second day of Octuber next, BOSTON & COFFIN, Sherif.Sheriff's Office, 17th April, 1843, [ Firet 1 ublished 20th April, 1843 ] FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit : HE Honorable JEAN \u201cNo.909.ROCH ROLLAND, of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, esquire, one of the justices of Her Majesty\u2019s court of king's bench for the said district of Montreal, and seignior, proprietor and possessor of the seigniory of Monñnoir, situate in the said district, plaintiff ; against the lands and teuements of NAVD DENIS DIT LA PORTE, of the said seigniory of Mon- noir, in the said district of Montreal, yeoman, defendant sem ¢ A land lying and situate in the parish of Ste.Marie de Monnoir, containing three arpents in front by the depth that it may have from the creek of the Branch of the Rapid in rear, (depuis le ruisseau de lu Branche du Rupide) to the front road of the Branch of the Rapid, less a smali lot of ground of about fifty square feet, along the land of Jacques Pinçonnault, and thence the said land contains two arpents in front by thirty arpents more or less in depth, joining in front to the said road of the Branch of the Rap, in rear to®the seigniory of Rouville, on one side to the said Jacques Fisconnault- and on the other side tb Pierre Paschal Gingras\u2014with a house, a barn and stable thereon con-truct- ed.\u201d To be sold at the chuickh door of the parish of Ste.Marie de Monnoir, on the TWENTY-FIRST day of AUGUST next, at the hour of TEN o clock in the forenoon, The said Writ returnable on the second day of October next.BOSTON & COFFIN, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, i5th April, 1843.[First published 20th April, 1843 1 TWO WRITS OF FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit Or at the suitof Lours Nos.1143 & 2220.Hypourre LAFONTAINE aud Jostrx AMABLE BERTEELOT, esquires, advocates, of the city of Montreal, sur distraction de frais ; and the other at the suit of DAME Marir LouUIsE ELIZABETH FABRE DIT MonTFERRAN, of St.Cuthbert, in the district of Montreal, plaintiffs ; against the lands and tenements of Lous Epou- ARD CHEVALLIER DIT COURSELLE, Of the said city and district of Montreal, gentleman, defendant i= 1.a 1 he enjoyment and usufruct during the said defendant\u2019s lifetime, of an emplacement lying and sitnate in the St.Lawrence suburb of \u2018the city of Montreal ; bounded in front by a street of communication between the main street (grand rue) of said suburb and 8t.Dominique street, in rear by Mr.Durand, on one side by St.Dominique street, and on the other side by Mrs.widow Vallée\u2014with a house and other wooden buildings thereon erected, 2.The enjoyment and usnfruct during the defendant's lifetime, of another emplacement s tuate in the St.Lewis suburb of the said city, containing twenty-five feetin front by ninety feet in depth, joining in front to St, Lewis street, in rear to Perthius street, on the west side to a property belonging to Mrs.widow of the late Joseph Chevallier, and on the other side to the said defendant\u2014with a stone house of turee stories high, and other buildings thereon erected.3.The enjoyment and vsufruet during the lifetime of the said defendant, of another emplacement situate in the said St.| Lewis suburb, containing twenty-nine feet in front by 0 TNR OUBRRE GCAZBTIR ninety feet in depth; joining in front and rear as lot number two above described, oh the west side to the said defendant, and on the other side to the said Mrs widow of the late Joseph Chevallier\u2014with a house and other buildings thereon erected.\u201d To he sold, subject to the droit de retrait in favont of the seignior, also all the charges, condi tions, servitudes and reservations set forth in the original deed of concession, at our office, in the city of Montreal, on the TWENTY -EIGHTH day of AUGUST next, at the hour of TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The Writs returnable on the second day ot Octob\u201cr next, Le BOSTON & COFFIN, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 22d April, 1843.[ First published 27th April, 1843 ] FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit Gove Decary, of the parish No.469.of St.Laurent, in the district of Montreal.yeoman,and Dame Scholastique Cardinal, his wife, by him duly authorised to the effects of these presents, plaintiffs ; against the lands and tenements of AUGUSTIN RICHER DIT LAFLECHE, Of the said parish of St Laurent, esquire, defendant :\u20141.\u2018\u201c A land situate in the parish of St.Laurent, containing fourdrpents in front by sixteen arpents in depth, more or less ; joining in front to the king's highway, in rear partly to Francois Latour, and partly to Messire St.Germain, on one side to Alexandre Lendzay, and on the other side to Joseph l\u2019révost\u2014with a wooden house, a barn and other buildings thereon erected.2.Another land sitnate in the aforesa\u2019d parish of St.Laurent, containing one arpent and ahalfin front by twenty- one ari ents in depth, more or less; joiningin front tothe king's highway.in rear at its depth to Nicolas Laurin, on one side to Gilbert Leduc.and on the other side to Jean Baptiste Cousineau or his represéntatives\u2014 without any buildings thereon.3.Another land sithate in the parish of St.Martin, Isle Jésus, containing one arpent aud a half in front by twenty-five arpents in depth, more or less ; joining in front to the Ontawas river, in rear to one Soriol dit £ansoucil, on one side to Pierre Lavoie, ard on the other to one Laurin\u2014the whole of the same beng in its natural state, (en bois debout.) 4 An emplacement situate in the same parish of St.Laurent, containing one hundred and thirty feet in frontby one hundred and forty-eight feet in depth, more or less ; joining in fiout to the king's highway, in rear to Amable Boutron dit Major, on one side partly to®Daviel McDonald and partly to Charles Prévost, and on the other side party to Catherine Robert, and partly to Jean Guiilaume\u2014with a wooden house, a barn and other buildings thereon constructed.\u201d \u2018Fo be sold, subject to the droit de retrait in favor of the seignior, also all the charges.conditions, servitudes and reservations set forth ih the original deed of concession, as follows : numbers one, two and four, to he sold at the eharch doov of the parish of St.Lwurent.in the district of Montreal, on the lWENTY-RIGHTH Jay of AUGUST next, at the hour of TEN of the clock in the forenoon; and iot number three, at the church door of the parish of 8t.Martin, on the SAME DAY of the said AUGUST next, at the hour of TWELVE of the clock poon.The Wiit returnacie on the second day of October next, _ BOSTON & COFFIN, Sheriff, Sheriff's Office, 22d April, 18483.[First published 27 h April.1843.] TWO WRITS OF FIR] FACLAS.Montreal, to wit : Fue first at the suit of No.911 & 1495.Asa BurrouGHs, of the city of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, and Mary Atwell Williams, his wife, marchande publique, an-*sepu- rated from him as to property and by him tor these purposes duly authorised; the said Asa Burreggts aud Mary Atwell Williams, being co-partuers trading together, at Montreal aforesaid, under the firm of M.A.and A.Burroughs and company,and Edward s, Goounow, of the village of Henryville, in the seigniory of Noyasu, in (he district of Montreal, merchant, plaintiffs ; against the lynds and tenements of HENRY SALLS.ofthe seiguiory of Noyan , aforesaid, inthe said district of Montreal, farmer, defendant:\u20141.\u201c A certain piece or parcel of lot number fifteen, in the fcurth concession of the seigniory of Noyan, containing about one half acre uf land in superficies, more or less ; buunded, in trons, by the hishw ay or road leading from St.Ge.rge to Henryville, to the west, in rear and to the north, on one side, by lands owned by Oliver Flagg, on the south by the lands and tenements of Dr.J.P.Barber\u2014with a two story framed house, a work shop, a stable and other out buildings thereon erecled.2, Ahont (ifty arpents of land off and from the east end of lot number twelve, in the fourth range in the said seigniory, being four arpents in front by iwelve und a halt arpents in depth, or thereabout, more or lesss bounded tu tbe west, in front by the road leading from Clarenceville to Henryville, to the east in rear, by tot number twelve in the fifth concession, to the nurih on one side by lot number eleven, owned by Wilham Dreck, to the south, on the other side, by lot number thirteen, owned by Daniel Sinith\u2014with a trame house, a framed burn and other out buildings thereon erected.3.A tract or piece of lund.being part or parcel of lot number (twelve, inthe filth range of concession in the seigniory aloresaid, being two arpents in width, by twenty arpents inJenetb, making forty arpents in superficies ; bounded to the west in front, by tte last described lands, to the east in rear, and on the north and south by the remainder of said lot number twelve\u2014 without buildings.\u201d To be sold, snbject to the droit de retrait in fuvor of the seigniur, also ail the charges, conditions, servitudes and reservations set forth in the original deed ot Concession, at the Episcopal chureh in Clarencevilie, in parish of st George of Noyan, on the TWENTY SIXTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at the hour of TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The Writ returnable on the second day of October next, BOSTON & COFFIN, Shen.Sherifl's Office, 22d May, 1843.[ First published 25:16 May, 1843.FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit Hh VHOMAS CRINGAN, No.1577.of the city of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, esquire, plaintiff ; against the lands and tenements of JAMES LOGAN, wf the said city of Montreal, in the district aforesaid, merchant, in bis capacity of curator duly elected to the vacant estale and succession of Hart Logon, deceased, in his lifetime of London, in that part of Great Britain and Ireland calied Eng- ee Jury 20, RST paivg land, merchant, defendant :\u20141.\u2018\u201c A lot of ground or em~ placement situated an! being in the St.Mary subärb, of the city of Montreal aforesaid ; bounded in front by St, Mary street, in rear by the river St, Lawrence, on One side to the norih east by the St.Mary\u2019s foundry, the property of the Honorable John Molson, and on the other side to the south west by Monarqne street, containing one hundred and fifty- five feet on St.Mary street, one hundred snd sixty two feet and a half foot along the bank of the river St.Lawrence, two hundred and seventy eight feet on tue line dividing the said lot of ground from the property of the said Honorable John Molson, and three hundred and twenty four feet on Monarque street, all more or less, frencli measure, exclusive of the beach \u2014with a wooden store, and other buildings thereon erected, and all and every the appurtenances thereunto belonging 2.Another lot of ground or emplacement sitütated and being inthe city of Montreal aforesaid ; bounded in front by St.Sacrament street, in rear by Mr.Jobn Scobie McKenzie, on one side to the north east by St.Jean street, and on the other side to the south west by St.Alexis street, containing fitty feet anda half in front by fifty eight feet ia rear, ninety three feet and three inches on St Jean street, aiid ninety five feet on St.Alezis street, the whole more or less, french measure\u2014 with a large stoné store.und other buiidirigs thereon erected.and all and every the appurtenances thereto belonging.The said lot of ground and premises is subject to a life, rent, rente vingère, of six pounds five shillings current money of this province, payable annually on thesixth day of September, à uring the term of his natural life to Messire Jean Baptiste Roup, one of the gentlemen ecclesiasticks of the semivary of Montreal, the first payment whereof will become due on thie sixth day of September next ensuing.\u201d To be sold, subject to the droit de retrait in favour of tlie seignior, also all the charges, conditions.servitudes and reservations set forth in the original deed of concession, at our office, in the city of Montreal, in the district of Mon real, on the TWENTY EIGHTH day of AUGUST next.at the hour of ELEVEN of the clock in the forenoon, The Writ \u2018teturnable on the second day of October next.BOSTON & COFFIN, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office.22d April, 1843, [First published 27th April, 1843.) \u2014\u2014\u2014 FIBRI FACIAS.Montreal, to vite] {IRANGOIS BENDER, ésquire, of the No.(32.city of Montreal, in\u2018the district of Montreal, advocate, plaintiff; agiiost the lands and tepe- ments cf FRANÇOIS XAVIER ROCHELEAU, esquire, of the said city and district of Montreal, defendant: \u201c Aucem- placement situate in St.Lawrence'suburb, in the parish of Montreal, containing forty five feet in front, by sixty three feet in deptb, more or less; boduded in front by Dorchest: r street, iv depth by Mr.Andrews, or his representatives oue side\u2019by a small lane, and on the other side by Henry Moss, with a one story wooden house thereon erected.To b- sold at our office, in the city of Montreal, ou the S1x.TEENTH \u2018ay of OCTOBER next, at the hour of Two of the clock in the afternoon.\u2018The said Writ returnable op the eighteenth day of October next, ; BOSTON & COFFIN, Sherif, Sheriff's Office, 13th Juire, 1843, {First published 15th Jude, 1843.] » Of FIERI FACIAS: Montreal,to wit ; ) % { J'ILLIAMCONNOLIY, ôf Tadous- No.2100 ç sac,iu the district of Quebec, esquire, and Julia Woulrich, his wife, by him 1 ereto duly authorised, acting as weliin her capacity of exeecutrix of the last will und testament of her tate mother.Dame Mug- deleine Gamelin, wile of the late James Woolrich, esquire, as 1n her own name as legatee fora fourth undivided portion of her said late mother\u2019s estate and succession } the honorable Dominique Mondetet, of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, esquire, advocate.as having married Mary Wooliich, and the said Mary Woolrich, his wufe, by him hereto duty anthorised, Jumes Tunstall of Lac R Osansy Plaias,in the county of Morris, in the state of New Jersey, ing married klizaheth Woolrich, and the said Elizabeth Woolrich, his wife, by him hereto duly authorised, and Murgaret Woolrich, of Montreal, in the district of Montreal.spinster.plaintiffs ; against the lands and tenements of ANGELIQUE SUsanNke LANGUEDOC, of the parish of St, Edouard, in the disrrict of Montreal, spinster, fille majeure et usani de ses droits and Jean Thomas Languedoc, of the same place, gentleman, Joseph Ga:pard Laviolette, of the same place, merchant, in his quality t tutor duly appointed to Angel que Languedue, Wi ham Languedoc and George Languedoc, minor children issue of the marriage of the late Fra: ¢ is Languedoc, (in his life time of the said parish of 81.Edouard, seignior, propiietor and pus- sessor of the seigniory of St.George, in the district of Montreal, and defendant in this cause.) and Ann Maria Phllips, his wife, defendant : ** A lot of gronnd situatein the township ofHemmingford,in the county of Beu in the said distrirt of Montreal, being lot number dred and siXtv, in the fourih range of the said township of Hemmingford, containing about two bundred acres of ground in superficies, more or less, bLounded at one end b lot number one hundred ninety-seven, in the fifth range of the said township, at the other eud by lot number one hundred nnd eighteen in the third range of the said towns ship, on oue side towards the north by lot number one hundred sixty-one, and on the other side by lot number one handred and fif'y-nine of the said township.with a sawmill, a grist-mill, a grain-kiln, (chauffoir à grain) a house and other buildings thereon erected.\u201d To be sol office, in the city of Montreal on the SIXTEENTH day of OCTOBER next, at the hour of Ten of the clock in the forenoon.The Writ returnable the twentieth day ol\u2019 October next, uharnois, one hun.dy at our BOSTON & COFFIN, Sheriff, Sheriffs Office, 13th June, 1843.{First published 15th June, 1843.] FIERI FACIAS, Montreal, to wit : } Efyrarion Vier, of the city No.1611, of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, undertaker, as having married Sophie Cousinault, and the said Sophie Cousinanl , duly authorised by her said husband, to the effect of the present action, plaintiffs ; against the lands and tenements Of JEAN BAPTISTE Coysi- NAULT, of the parish of St.Laurent, in the sad district of Montreal, ycoman, defendant: ** A land situate in the parish of St.Laurent, in the district of Montreal, contain- ingtwo arpents in front by twenty-eight arpents in depth ; + bounded in front by the Queen\u2019s highway, iu rear by the land / one of the United States of America, gentleman, as hav~ "]