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[" A Gi % ne oP Cet fom AT - Tur QUEBEC #5 32 2 GAZETTE ) x fa VY A - N° 1.a) AD = SE i\u201d J 8 9) gad 4 Ke Bnei > [ex \u2018y Lee Pr Ÿ \"J ARE DV YSIET ARE) 4 Lg le $4 WW NTE EER) Province of By His Excellency the-Honorable Éower-Canada.SFR FRANCIS NATHANIEL BURTON, Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Guelphic Order of Hanover, Lieutenant Governor in and over the Province of Low- er-Canada.&c.&c.&c.A PROCLAMATION.HÉREAS in and by an Act ofthe Provins cial Parliament of Lower-Canada, made and passed in the fourth year of His present Majesty\u2019s Reign, intitled, \u2018\u201c An Act for the establishment \u201c of Fairs in this Province ;* It is amongst other things enacted, that during the continuance of the said Act there may be held at any time during the months of March and September of each and every year, in the several districts of this Province, at such places and on such days as the Governor, Iieutenant Governor or person administering the Government of this Province for the time being, by a Proclamation may appoint for the purpose, a Fair or Fairs, under such rules and regulations as the Justices of the Peace for the several Districts, in their Courts of General Sessions of the Peace may thereunto specially provide, and that such Proclamation shall appoint the place and \u2018time of holding such Fair or Fairs, and that the same shall bear date and be issued at least two months immediately preceding the time appointed for such Fair or Fairs.NOW KNOW YE that, conformable to the said Act, I have thought fit to issue this Proclamation, hereby authorising the holding of Fairs in the Common of the Parish of Laprairie, in the District of Montreal, twice in every year, that is to say: oa the second Wednesday in the months of March and September, during the continuance of the said Act.Given under my Haud and Seal at Arms, at the Castle of Saint Lewis in the City of Quebec, in the said Province, the fourth day of October, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty.four, and in the fifth year of His Majesty\u2019s Reign.FRANCIS BURTON, Lieutenaut Governor.By His Excellency\u2019s Command, Ls.MoNT(ZAMBERT, Actg.Provnl.Secty.gp Quebec, to wit : Y virtue of a WRIT .of VENDI- No.414.{ TIONI EXPONAS, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and tor the district of Quebec, in a certain cause in which Anne Elizabeth Normauville de St.Gabriel, supérieure of the Convent and Communauté of the Ho- | tel Dieu de Québec, Marie Fournier, de St.Joseph assistante, Marie Josephte Marceau de St.Antoine, Mistress of the Novices, Geneviève Bertrand de la Croix, hospitalière, Marie Angélique Viger de st, Martin, Dépositaire, Marie Madeleine Vocelle de St.Pierre, De- positaire for the poor, and Bibiane Bélanger de St.Re- gis, and Marie Josephte Boudrault de St.Louis Discreet, composing the soundest portion of the said communaute were Plaintiffs, James Reeves of the city of Quebec, in the county and district of Quebec, Watchmaker, was defendant, and the said James Reeves, Plaintiff, en garantie and John Philipps of the said city of Quebec, [ Master-mason was the D:fendant en garantie, and the said John Philipps Plaintiff en garantie, and Joseph Mi.ville, heretofore of the city of Quebec, Innkeeper, and | now of La Petite Nation, in the county of York, in the district of Montreal was defendant en garantie, and the said Joseph Miville Plain:iff en garantie, and Felix Té- tu, of the said city of Quebec, in the county and district of Quebec, Esquire, Notary, was defendant en garantie, | and the said Joseph Miville has recovered of Felix Tétu against the lands and tenements of the said FELIX TETU, to me directed ; I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said Felix Tétu, a lot of ground or emplacement situate and being in the Upper Town of Quebec, on ruz des pauvres, consisting in eighty feet in front more or less, by one hundred feet in depth, more or iess, bounded in front by the said rue des pauvres, in the rear by the lot hereafter designated, joining on the north west side to Françuis Blanchette, and on the other side to the south east to Louis Huot and Michel Tessier with a two stories stone house thereon erected, circumstances and dependancies.2°.The lease empheteotique which determines on the Ist May, 1835, of a lot of ground, having his front at the end of the depth of the lot hereabove designated on the north east side of the rue des pauvres, and extending its depth to Collins-street leading to the Hotel Dieu, where the said lot ends and is bounded oa the north west side by Francois Blanchette, and on the south east partly by Jean Belanger, and partly by James Mitchell and Michael Tessier, togeth£r with the buildings thereon erected circumstances and dependancies.3.A lot of ground or emplacement situate and being in the Suburb St.Roch, St.Vallier-street, consisting in seventy feet in front more or less, by the depth that may be found from the level of the said St.Vallier to th: foot of the Coteau St.Geneviève, bounded in front by the said St.Val ier- street, in the rear at the foot of the said Coteau St.Genevieve, on the north east side by Joachim Co é, and on the other side to the south west by Jean Baptiste Thomas dit Bigaoutte, circumstance: au.dependancies.4.A large lot of ground containing eight lots or emplacements situate and bzing in St.j obu Suburo- ca the south side of St.John's street being one hund: -* .:.4 seventy feet in front by one hundred and rwenty feos in depth, bounded in front by the King\u2019s highway or ~t.John's street, in the rear by the Government lands, on the north east side by a street leadi\u20183g from St John\u2019s ctreet towards ihe south, and on the other side towards the south west by the garden of William Ginger, the repre- sentatif\u201c of Martin Childs, the said emplacement being those, Nos.21, 22, 23, and 24, and their prolongations, circumstances and dependances, Now Ido hereby give public notice, that the above premises, circumstances and dependances will be sold and adjudged to the highest and last bidder, in my office, at the Court House of the city of Quebec, on MONDAY the FIFTEENTH day of NOVEMBER next, at ELEVEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of the sale will be made known.T.A.YOUNG, Sheriff, Notice is hereby given that from and afier the twenty-fFour hours which will immediately follow the day of the fixed day for ihe return of the said Wiit, no opposition afin de conserwver shall be received, and moreover that the said Wnts to be returned on the first day of February next.T.A.Y.Sheriff's Office, Quebec, 23th Ociober, 1824.Quebec, to wil i$ BX virtneof a WRIT of VENDI- No, 1380.TIONL EXPONAS, issued oul of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Beuch, holding civil pleas in aud for the District of Quebec, at the instance of Marguerite Pouliore, the widow of the late Honoré Salgé, in lier capacity of donataire aud universal legatee of tie late James Sheppard, Esquire, in his life time Stieriff of the disttictof Quebec, against the laads and tenements of FRANCOLS LANGU DOC of the said city of Quebec, in the County and District of Quebec aloresaid, now into the hands aud in the possession of Michel Landry, Bailill| of the same place, Curuter appointed to the délaissenient filed in this cause, to me directed 3 1 have seized and taken in execution, as belonging to the said Fraugois Languedoc.1.\u201c\u201c A lot ot ground or emplacement, situate in that part of the Lower EET SR IE CRETE Town of Quebec, commonly called le Palais, containing forty feetin front by such depth that may be found from St.Charles street, where itis bound to the south east, so far as St- Paul sireet or the beach of the river St.Chare les, joining on the south west side parily Benjamig Tre- mains, the representative of Louis Corbin and partly His Majesty\u2019s grounds, and on the other side towards the north east, another ground of Philippe Aubert de Gaspe, together with a house, shed, and other buildings erecied on the said lot of ground.\u201d\u2014Now 1 do hereby give public notice, that the said lot of gronnd or emplacement, will be sold aud adjudged distraction being made of that part thereof claimed by Thomas Hunt in bis opposition afin de distraire, dated 25th May, 1824) to.ihe highest and last bidder, at my office in the Court house of the city of Quebec, on MONDAY the FIFTEENTH day of NOVEMBER next, at ELEVEN o°clock in the forenaon, at wbich-time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.T, À.YOUNG.Sheriff.Notice is hereby given that from and after the ttoenty- four hours which will immediately follow the day of the fixed day for the return of the said Writ, no opposition afin de conserver shall be received, and more over that the said Writ is to be returned on the first day of February next.1.4.Y, Sheriff's Office, Quebec, 28th October, 1824.District of ee Y virtue of an ALIAS.No.835.WRIT of EXECUTION, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Beach, holdiag civil pleas in and.for the district of Quebec, at the instance of Amable Berthelot, of the city of Quebec, Esquire, advocate, against the lands and tenements of Jean Côté, of the said city of Quebec, master miner; I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said JEAN COTE\u2019, a lot of ground or emplacement situate and being between the St.John suburbs and St, Louis, of Quebec, tontaming one hundred and twenty feetin front by one hundred and twenty feet in depth, bounded in front by the projected street, in the continuation of that commonly called rue de d\u2019Artillerie, according to the pickets planted by Mue, B.Écuyer; Land surveyor, in the rear by the said Amable Berthelot, on the east side by the land - of Joseph Badeauzx, aud on the west side by the ground of the said Amable Berthelot, the said emplacement charged with a ground rent of eighteen livres four shillings & 1wo pence a constituz, and to be paid on Lhe first of May in every year, 10 the said Amable Berthelot, in his owa dwelling in the city of Quebec, and with other charges, clauses and com: ditions related in the deed of Concession and sale of the said emplacement, consented by the said Ama, ble Berthelot in favor ofthe said Jesn.Côté, ac.cording to an Act passed bebore the notaries at Quebec, and whereof Mitre, P, Laforce, one of them .has kept the minute of the date of 4th of March, 1818.Now I do hereby give public notice, that the said lot of ground or emplacement, will be sold and adjudged, subject to .the aforesaid charges, to - the highest and l.st bidder, al my office in the city ot Quebec, on MONDAY the TWENTY SECOND day of NOVEMBER next, at ELEVEN o'clock in the forenvon, at which time and place - the conditions of the sale will be made known.T.4.YOUNG, Sheriff.AU and every person or persons having claims on the premises ubove described, by mortgage or other right or encumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof lo the said Sheriff, at his Office in the City of Quebee, according to law; and further that no opposition afin d'annuller or atin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof, and further ifiat .cvery opposition afin d\u2019annulier, afin de charge or atin de distraire must be accompanied with an affidavit of tte truth of the facts in such opposition, articulated and sct Jorth inthe form required by the order of the said Cour! of the nineteenth of Uctober 1822, That any such oppusi, tion as aforesaid, without such affidavit as qforesaid, will. ey FR _ not impede or delay the execution of such order or judgement, and that no opposition afin de conserver will be re\u201d ceivedat any timeafter the expiration of the twenty four hours next after the return day of such\u201d Judgement, and urther notice is hereby given that the said Judgement is returnable on the first of February next, 17.4.Y.Sheriff's Office, Quebec, 30th June, 1824.Quebec, to wit ; Y virtne of an ALIAS No.387.} WRIT of EXECUTION, issued out of his Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Quebec.at thc instance of Amable Berthelot, of the city of Quebec, E«q.advocate, against the landsand poases- sions of PIERREPLANTEand JEANBAPTISTE DUGAL, of the city of Quebec, master miners; to me directed ; I have seized and taken in execution as belonging tothe said Pierre Plante and Jean Baptiste Dugal, to wit : lot No.1.a lot of ground or emplacement situate and being betwixt the suburbs St.Louis and St.John of Quebec, of about one hundred and six feet in front by one hundred and twenty feet in depth.where the said front is reduced to about one hundred feet, bounded in front by the projected street in prolongation to that com.wooly called rue de I Artillerie, in the rear by the opcned quarries, on the east by the land of Jcan Côté, & on the west by a projected street in prolongation to that commonly called rue de /a Chevrotiére, according to the sakes planted by Mtre.B, Ecuyer, land surveyor, and as belonging to the said Pierre Plante, the lot No.2.A lot of ground situate and being in the said city of Quebec, in St.Geneviéve street, of about twenty three feet on the said street by forty feetin depth, with a stone house One story high withgarret rooms(mansardes) thereon erected, bounded on the south west side by John Cannon, in the rear and en the north east side by the house and ground of Pierre Edouard Desbarats, and the north eastern gable end of the ssid house is, for its two third parts, common (mitoyen) beiween the said Pierre Edouard Desbarats and its neighbour, and, as belonging to the said Jean Baptiste Dugal, the lot No.3.A lot of ground or emplacement situate and being in the suburb St.John of Quebec, in rue nouvelle, of forty feet in from by sixty feet in depth, bounded in front by the said rue nou- welle, and in the rear by Charles Stuart, towagds the east by Joseph Dery and toward the west by Louis Côté, with a house thereon erected, circumstances and dependancies, on condition that the purchaser of lor No.1, shall pay, on the first of May in every year, to the said Amable Berthelot, at his dwelling in this city of Quebec, fifteen pounds four shillings\u201d and two pence, currency, being a ground rent constituée, and farther, to perform all and every other the clause and conditions related in the said deed of concession and sale of the said lot of ground made by the said Amable Berthelot to the said Pierre Plante and Jean Bite, Dugal, according to an act passed before the Notaries of Quebec and mhereof Mire.P.Laforce one of them, has kept the minute, of the date of the 4th March, 1818.Now I do hereby give public notice, that the ssid lots of ground end premises will be sold and adjudged to the highest and last bidder, a: my office in the Court House of the city of Quebec, on MONDAY the TWENTY-SECOND day ot NOVEMBER next, at ELEVEN o*clock in the furenoon, at which time and place the conditions of the sale will be made known, T.A.YOUNG, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the Above described premises, by morigage or other right or sncumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff at his Office, in the City of Quebec, according to law; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or serviinde on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof, and further thal every opposition afin d\u2019annuller, atin de charge or afin de distraive, must be accompanied with an affidavit of the truth of the facts in such opposition, articulated and set forth in the form required by the order of the said Court of the nineteenth of October, 1822.That any such opposition as aforesaid.without such affidavit as aforesaid, will not impede or delay the execution of such writ, and that no opposition afin de conserver will be received at any time afler the expiration of the lwenly- four hours next after the return day of such writ, and further notice is given that the said writ is returnable on the first day of Febugary, 1825, SherTF's Office, Quebec, 16th June, 1824.Quebec, | Y virtue of a WRIT of ALIAS FIERE to wil FACIAS.issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King» Bench, holding civil pleas inaud for the district of Quebec, ut the instance of Jean Baptiste THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.Dumas, of the City of Quebec, in the county and dis\u201d trict of Quebec, ngainstthe lands and tenements of ANDRE\u2019 FRICHET, of(he same place, baker, to me directed, I have seized and taken into execution as belong\u201d ing to the said André Frichet, to wit :\u201d* A part of a lot of ground or emplacement situate and being in this Upper Town of Quebec, in St.John\u2019s Street, consisting io seventeen feet, mote or less, in front, by eighty feet in depth, bounded 'o front by St.John\u2019s Street and in the rear by St, Henry's street, on one side to the north east by the lot or emplacement of the widow Archibald Campbell, the representative of Ennis, and on the other side to the south west by Jean Belonger, Esquire, together wi h the three story house thereon erected ; the esstern gable end wherof is in common /mitoyen) with the neighbour; in which house is a bakehouse; and likewise a shed, circumstances & dependances, the said part or portion of this emplacement being held to pay to the poor of the Hotel Dieu of Quebec, a ground rent of two livres (livres tournois) old currency, yearly on the twenty ninth day of September,\u201d Now I do hereby give this publie notice, that the said part or portion of emplacement, circumstances and dependancies, will be sold and adjuged to the highest and last bidder, at mv Ofice in the Court! House of the City of Quebec, on MONDAY the SEVENTEENTH day of JANUARY -next, at ELEVEN o\u2019clock in the forenoon, at which : time tbe conditions of sale will bé made known place sud hin T.A.YOUNG, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance.are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff.at his Office in the city of Quebec, according to law ; and further that no opposition afin drannuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the some.will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.and further.that every opposition afin d\u2019annuller, afin de charge or afin de dis- (raire, must bè accompanied with an affidavit of the truth of the facts in such opposition articulated and set forth in the form aéquired by the ôrder of the said Court of the nineteenth of October 1822.That any such opposition as aforesaid, without such affidavit as aforesaid.will not impede or delay the execulion of such order or judgement, and that no opposition afin de conserver will be received at any time after the expiration of twenty four hours next after the return day of such order or judgement; and \u201cther notice is hereby given, that such order is returnable on the first day of February next.T 4.XY, Sheriff's Office, Quebec, 14th Sept, 1824, Quebec, to wit: Y virtue of an ALIAS WRIT No 106.¢ of EXKCUTION issued out.of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Quebec, at the instance of Ezekiel Hart of Three-Rivers, in the county of St.Maurice in the district of Three- Rivers, Esquire, merchant, against the lands and tenements of Dame LOUISE BRUNETTE, residing at Quebec, the widow of the late Louis Bleau, in his lite time merchant, of the parish St.Genevigve, river Batiscan, Now deceased, and commune er biens with her late deceased husband, to me dirccted 3; | have se.zed und taken in execution, as belonging to the said Dame Louse Brunette, towit: \u201cA la! of ground or emplacement situaté and being in the subnrbs St, Roch aforesaid, consisting in fitty three Feet in front by seventy eight feet in depth, bounded in front on the east by St.Ro.h\u2019s Street, and in the rear tothe west hy the lot of ground belonging to the Ma- vor of the sand William Grant, E quire, on one side to the south by Mr, Claude Gauvresu or his representative, and on the other side to the north by ooe Valerand, or his representatives, Now I do hereby give public no.ticc, that the said lot of ground or emplacement, circumstances.and dependancies, will be sold and adjudge ed to thc highest and la-t bidder, at my office inthe Court house of the city of Queb2c, on MONDAY the TWENTY SECOND day ot NOVEMBER nex, at JL EVEN otclock in the forenoon, at which time and piace the conditions of the sale will be made known.IT.A.YOUNG, Sheriff, All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described.by mortgage or other right vr incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff.at his Office in the cily of Quebec, according to law ; and further that no opposition afin d\u2019au- noller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on (he same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof, and further, that every oppo- sitivon atin d\u2019annulier, afin de charge or afin de distraire, must be accompanied with an affidavit of the truth of the facts in such opposition articulated and set forth in the form required by, the order of the said Court, of the nineteenth of October, 1522.That any such opposition as aforesaid, without such affidavit as aforesaid, will not impede or delay the execulion of such order or judgement, and that no opposition afiu de conserver will be received at any time after the expiration of twenty-four hours next after the return day of such order or judgement ; and further notice is hereby given, that such order is returnable on the first day of February next.T.4.F.Sheriff's Office, Quebec, 30 June, 1824.Montreal, Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECU.to wit : } TION, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of George Johnson Holt, of the city of Montreal, in the said district of Montreal, inspector of ashes, to me directed, commanding me that of certain lands and ienements belonging to George Garth Holt, of St.Armand, in the disirict of Montreal, trader, and described in the said writ of execution as follows, to wit: \u201cAll that part and remainder of the south east corner of that certain lot or parcel of land known and distinguished by No.24, lying and situated in the seigniory of St.Armand, that is to say : all that piece of the south east corner which is on the east side of theriver commonly called Rock river, containing thirty five superficial acres, more or less, with all and singular the improvements made, and the buildings erected thereon, consisting of houses, out houses, mill and other appurtenances unto theabove described premises belonging, with the exception of a school house and about one half acre of land 3\u201d 1should cause to be made a certain debt and dammages in the said writ mentioned, which the said George Johnson Holt, hath lately in the aforesaid Court of King\u2019s Bench, recovered against the said George Garth Holt.I have seized and taken in execution the aforesaid lot or parcel of land and premises, and do hereby give notice that the same, with the exception aforesaid, will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the door of St.Paul's Church, in the seigniory of St.Armand aforesaid, on TUESDAY the THIRTIETH day of NOVEMBER next, at ELEVEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which rime and place the conditions of sale will be made known, FREDK W ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the land and premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Qffice aforesaid, accors ding tolaw ; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019ane.nuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the scid land and premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be recewed by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriff's Office, 24th July, 1824, Monrrteal, Hs\" virtue ot a WRIT of EXECU- to wit : } D TION, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Cou:t of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Archibald McCallum, of Champlain, in the State of New.York, one of the United States of America, merchant, against the lands and tenements of Louis Moquin, butcher, of the parish of St.Luc, in the said district of Montreal, and Christopher Stem, of Dorchester, commonly called St.Johns, in the said district, trader, to nie directed ; I have scized and taken in execution as belonging to CHRISTOPHER STEM, one of the said defene dants, a certain lot of land situated and being in the barony of Lorgueil,in the parish of St, Luc aforesaid, containing two arpents in front by thirty ar.pentsin dep:n, more or less, bounded in iront by the river Richelieu, in the rear by the lands of the concession called Bernier, on ove side by the land of Patrick Monhagan, and on the other side by the, land of Martin Stem, with a wooden house and another small building thereon erecte ed.Now 1 do hereby give notice, that the said lot of land and premises, will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of the parish oi St.Luc aforesaid, on MONDAY \u2018the SEVENTEENTH day of JANUARY next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.FREDK, W, ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons hating claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, according to law; and furthe:, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said pre< mises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sa'e thereof, Sheriff's Office, 11th August, 1824.Montreal, 1 Y virtue of o WRIT of Our Sovereign to wit: ¢ Lord the King, issued out of His Ma- jeaty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, to me directed, commanding me to proceed to the seizure, sale and adjudication, par décret volontaire, by volontary Shemffs saleon ROBERT UNWIN HARWOOD, of the city vf Montreel, in the district of Montreal, merchani, of certais immovable property described in the said wril as foliows, to wit: an emplacement or lot of land situ ile tn the said city of Montreal, con'ainiog about fifiy feet in (front by suchdepth as isto be found berween the front ther cof and the road heretofore known by the name ot chemin de route, adjoining in front to St, Paul's street, in che rear to the said road eslled chemin de route, on one side to the representatives of Messrs, Allison, Turner and company, and on the other side to the lane known by the name of St.Dizier lane, ruzlle St.Disier, 06 which said lot of land ate the ruins of a stone house and its apporeninces, 2, An emplacemeat or lot of Jand situated in the said city of Montreal, contiguous to the lot of land or emplacement above described, containing one hundred and forty eight toises in superficies: aljoining in frant to co nmissioners street, in the rear to the emplacement herein above described, on one side to the representatives of Messrs, Allison, Turner and company, and onthe other side to St.1) zier lane, on which ssid list describ:d lot of land or emplace:nent are the rains of a vault, which said lots of land and premises he the said Robert Unwin Hirwood, hath acquired by the judgement of the aforesaid Court of King\u2019s Bench, made and rendered on the sixteenth day ot February, now last past, in a certain cause in the said Court, pending, wherein Etienne Nivard St, Di- gier, gentlemsn, residing in the city of Montreal aforesaid, was plaintiff, and Dime Marie Aane Magnan, wi dow of the late Etienne Nivard St.Dizier, Esq residing in the said city of Montreal, as commune en biess with her said husband, Joseph St, Dizier, gcotieman, residing in the said city of Montreal, Demois-lle Emilie Se, Di- zier, enjoying the rights and privileges ofa person of full aze fille majeure et usant de ses drotts, res:ding in the said city of Montreal, aad Demoiselle Marie Anne 8t.Dizier, enjoying the rights of a person of full age, fille majeure usant de ses droits, residing in the said city of Montreal were defendaats, and Toussaint Pos thier, Esquire, tutor ad hoc, in due form of law appointed to Edouard St Dizier, a minor child, issue of the marriage ol the said late Etienne Nivard St.Dizier, with the said Dame Marie Anne Magnan, residing in the said city of Montreal, was interveniag party, after Jicitation thereof, made and had in due form of law, he ihe sid Robert Unwin Harwood, being the highest and last biader for the same, which said lots of land and premises have been in the possession of the said Maric Anne Magnan, as communs en biens with the said late Rtiennz Nivard St, Dizier, and Etienne Nivard St, Di.zier, Joseph St, Dizier, Emilie St, Dizier, Marie Anae S*, Dizier and Edouard St, Dizier, during more (haa three years previous lo the said sixteenth day of February, One thousand eizht hundred and twen'y four, the date of the judgement of the aforesaid Court, in virtue whereof the said Robert Unwin Harwood became, has since been and now is the proprietor and possessor of the said lots of land and premises.I have seized and taken in execution the aforesaid lois of land and prem:s°5, and do hereby give notice (hat the same will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, by voluntary Sheriff's sale, décret volontaire, on the said Robert Unwin Har wood, at my Office in the city of Montreal sforesaid, on TUESDAY the THIRTIETH day of NOVEMBER next, at ELEVEN of (he clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by morigage er other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, according to law; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de \u2018distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the sam=, wi! be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof ; and all and every person or persons having charges and righes, especially mortgag s bypothéques which may be the subject of opposition afin de conserver are also notified and required to produce the same to the said Sherii}.al his Office aforesaid, eight days at the least before the day fixed for the sale of the said premises.Sheriff's Office, 24th July, 1824 re Montreal, Y virtue ofa WRIT of EXECUTION to wit: ¢ issued out of His Mujesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of George Mof.fat, of the city of Montreal, in the said district of Montreal, Esquire, against the lands and tenements of Samuel Hatt, of Chambly, in the said district, Esquire, to me direeted ; 1 have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the ssid SAMUEL HATT, 1.À lot of land situated and being in the parish of St, Joseph ot Chambly, in the seigniory of Chambly, in the said district, of irregular figure, containing about seventy five arpents in superficies, more or less, without warranty of any precise measnre, that is to say ; the whole that may be found in depth from the King\u2019s highroad along the rapids of the river Richelieu, and running in depth towards and joihing the lot of lund herein after described, which forms its boundaries on the rear, joining on one side to John Yule, Esquire, and on the 7 GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.other side to the representatives ot Laurent Bessel, with a house and other buildings thereon erected.2.A lot of land or continu ition situated and being in the parish of S:.Joseph and seigniory of Chambly afore- Said, contain ng three arpenis in front by the depth that may be found from the lot of land above described, to the lan?of the Honorable Charles Michel De Salaberry, joining on one side to persons unknown, and on the other side 10 John Yule, Now I do hereby give notice, that the said lots of land and premises will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of tha Parish of St.Jaseph of Chambly aforesaid, on TUESDAY, th: THIRTIETH day of NOVEMBER next, at THEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or other right or ineumbrance are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, ac his Office aforesaid, according to law ; and further, that no opposition afin d'annuller or afia de distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriff's Office, a4th July, 1824, Moir \u2019 Y virtueof a WRIT of our Sovereign to wit : Lord the King, issued out of His Mu- jesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, to me directed, commanding me to proceed to the seizure, sale, and ad- judicatisn by décrêt volontaire, voluntary Sheriff\u2019s sule, on Peter M\u2019Arthur of the seigniory of Argen'euil, in the said district of Mootreal, Farmer, of certain lan !s and tenements, described in the said writ as follows, to wit, a certain tract of land situate in the seigniory of Argenteuil, in the couaty of York in the district of Montreal, within à certain trace of the said Seigniory, commonly called and known by the name of\u2018 Lane\u2019s purchase,\u201d commencing on the eastern boundery line of the said purchase at the d s'ance of forty two arpenis from the western bank of the north river, thence running along a line ran by Mr, Theodore Davis, S, 65 deg.N.magnetically, more or less, to the eastern hineofa tract belonging to Joho Sullivan Hutchins, thence running along the said line in a northerly direction, more or less, to the purchase line rua by Joseph Fortune, Esquire, thence along the said line N.66 degrees E.more or less, to the north eastern abgle of Lane's purchase aforesaid, and thence souti 18 deg.W.** more or less tu the place of béginning, containing six hundred acres more or less superficral measure ; which sad trace in land the saïd PETER M\u2019ARTHUR hath acquired from one Jedid'ah Lane the younge:, by deeds of sale bearing dates at Vaudreuil, the sixth day of December ons thsusand seven hundred and ninety seven, and twenty eighth day of December, oae thousand eight bundred and ten, respectively, subject Lo tne payment of an annual rent of one half of a penny current Money of Lower Canada, due and payable to ovr Sovereign Lurd the King, for every forty acres of said land; which said trace of land has been in the possession of the said Peer M Arthur, since the dates of the above deeds of sale and now possesses the same ;\u20141 have seized and taken in execution the aforesiid tract of land, and do hereby give notice, that the same will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder bv décré' volontaire, volun'ary Sher fs sale, on the said Peter M*Arthur, subject to che payment of the annual rent aforessid, st the church door in the village of St.Andrews in the said aeigniory of Argen- teuil, on MONDAY \u2018he SEVENTEENTH day of JANUARY next, ut TEN of the Clock in the foreaoon, at wbich time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, LL ) FREDK VW.ERMATINGRR, Sherif.All and erery person or persons having cluims On the premises above described, by mortgage or ether right or incumbrance.are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, according to law ; and further, that no epposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the sa'd premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sherif} during the fifleen days previous to the sale thereof ; and all and every persox or persons having charges and rights, especially mortgages hypothéques which may be the subjeet of opposition afin de conserver are also notified and required to produce the same to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, eight days at the least before the day fixed for the sale of the :aid premises.Sheriff\u2019s Office, 10th Sept.1824.Three Rivers, BY virtue ota WRIT of EX.to wit: ECUTION issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the disutict of Three Rivers afore, said, at the suit of René Kimber, Esquire, of the Town of Three Rivers, merchant, against the lands and tenements of John Greenwood, of the said town of Three Rivets.labourer, to me directed : I have \u2018seized and taken in cxccation, as belonging to the said JOHN GREENWOOD, to wit: A lotof land situate in the Towaship of Kingsey, in the County of Buckinghamshire, being No.6, in the second range thereof, containing about 182 superficial acres, bounded in front by the right bank of the river St.Francis, and in the rear to the line of the third range, joining on the north west side to No.5, and on the south ca:t side toNo.7.Now ! do hereby give notice, that the said land will be sold and adjudged 10 the hightest bidder, at my office, in the Court House of Three-Rivers,on MONDAY the TENTH day of JANUARY next, at ELEVEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of the sale will be made known, L.GUGY, Sherif.All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereq to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, according tu law ; and further, that no opposition alin d'annuller or atin de distraire the whole or any part of the said premis- ei, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheritt?3 Office, 4th September, 1824.Three-Rivers, Y virtue ofa WRIT of EXECU.10 wit : ¢ TION, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court ot King's Bench, hoiding civil pleas in and for the District ot Three Rivers aforesaid, at the suit ot Louis Duniére, Esquire, of the parish of Pointe du Lac, in the County of St, Maurice, trader, against the lands and tes nements of MICHEL ROBITAILLE, of the said parish of Pointe du lac, master carpenter, (0 me direcied \u2014 1 bave seized and taken ia execution as belonging to the said Michel Robitaille, 1, A piece of land situate in the parish of Machiche, on fief Gatineau, containing one arpent in front by five arpents in depth, bounded ia front, towards Lake St, Peter, to François Bourassa and in rear by François Decoteaux and Joseph Comeau, joining na the north eaat side to Antoine Lesieur Desaulniers, & on the south west to the said François Bourassa.2, A land or farm situate in the parish or seigniory of Pointe du Lac, being No, 11 in the fifth concession thereof, containing one arpent snd a half in front by twenty five arpents in depth, bounded in front by the iand of Joseph Benoit, and in the rear by that of Charles Guilbert, sear, and ethers, joining on the north east side to Modeste Degré, and onthe south west to Raphiel Provancher, 8.Another farm at the same place, being No.11, in the sixth range of concessions thereof, containing one arpent and a half in front by twenty five arpents in depth, bounded ia front by theabove (No.2,) and inrear by the said Michel Robuiaille, joining on the north east side to Moleste Degré, aud on the souih west to the said Raphas el Provancher, 4.Another farm in the said parish and seigniory of Pointe au Lac, contarning three urpents in frout by about twenty two arpents in dep'h, beuaded in fron: atcwo arpents from the mill creek vrsiream, and m the rear by ks dore Duplessts, joining on the north eastto the said Indore Daplessis, aud on the south west to the land hereatter described.5.Another farm at thé siime place, adjorning the foregoing No.À où the north cast s.de, and on the other side to one Dupont and Jean Brie.Deschenaux, containing likewise three arpeats by about twenty ino, and bounded in froot and rear as No.4.6, Two contiguous farms in the same parish and seigs n:ory, being Nos 13 and 14 in the fifth range of concessions thereof, containing togeth.r six arpents in front by twenty five in depth.7, Two other contiguous farms in the sume scigniory, forming No\u2019s.13 and 14 in the said runge of concessions, containing likewise three arpeuts io front by twenty five in depth exch, 8.A luc of ground of au irregular figure, situate in the said parish and sei- gniory of Ponte du Lac, consisting in whut may be found beiween ihe Kivg\u2019s highway, which bouads itn front, to ihe mill stiea:n, which bounds it in rear and on the north cast side, and joining on the south west to the heirs Landry, with a good house, store, vast stables, aud other buildings thereon erected.Also the undivided half in the adjoi-ing lot of ground, bounded 1a like manner in front by the King\u2019s highway, and in the rear vy Luke St, Pejer, aijoining on the noith esst ihe prea ceding lot, and on the south west to Frangois B.udeite, Now 1 do hereby give nutice, that the sara lands, farms, &c, will be sepuraicly sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, asfoliows, to wit: No 1, at the Church door of the Parish of Mach.che,on MONDAY the TENTH day of JANUARY vex, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, and the rest at the Church door of Poin:e du Lac, on th: same day, at TWO o\u2019clock in the sf.ervoon, at which respective times and places the condiuoas of tue sale will be made known, L.GUGY, SheritF.All and eve.y person or persons having c aims on the premises above deecribed, by morigage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby ad certi ad to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, decoyding to daw, and further, that no epp sition afin d'annuller or atin de distraire, the whole cr any part of the sa.d premises.or afin de charge or servitude on the same, will be reoe ved by the said Sheriff during she pfteen days previous to ti sale the: eof, : Sherift's Office, 4th Sept., 1824, \u2014 poy > 4 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.Three-Rivers, Y virtue of an ALIAS WRIT towt: of EXECUTION, issued out of [lis Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Three Rivers aforesaid, at the suit of Michel Dumas and Samuel Dumas, both residing in the city of Montreal, mer- chauts, and co partaers trading in the said city of Montreal, under the name, style, and title of Mcssrs.Michiel and Samuel Dumas, against the lands and tenements of Isaac Phineas of the parish of St.Antoine of River du Loup, in the county of St, Maurice formerly merchant, and now agent of Toussaint Pothier, E q.to me directed ; 1 have seized and taken 'n execution, as belonging to the said ISAAC PHINEAS.\u20141.A piece of land situate in the pa- 1ish of St.Antoine of River du Loup, in the Lower part of Fief Grandpré, consisting in what depth as may be found from the vear of Joseph Lesieur Desaunier\u2019s farm to the Strand of Lake St.Peters making a depth of from eight to nine arpents in the shor:est line, and so bounded at both extremeties, upon a front of two arpents and a half, joining on the north-east side to Juseph Lamotte, and on the sou:h w st to Simon Savoy.2.Another piece ot land in the same parish and fief, containing six arpents in front by seven arpents in depth in oneline, and only tour and a half in the other, bounded in front by the depth of the farms of Antoine Rabosin and Laurent Desauniers, in rear like the foregoing, joining on the south= ast side to Alexis Delaunay, and on the north-east to the said Laurent Desauniers, the said lands being subject to certaincens & rentes droit de retrait, hannalité and others, according to the deed of concession, without diminutian orinnova- tion.Now Ido hereby give notice that the said pieces of land subject as aforesaid, will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder at the Church door of the said Parish of River du Loup, on MONDAY the SEVENTEENTH of JANUARY next, ait TEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which lime and place the conditions of sale will be.mage Knows, L.GUGY, Sherif.All aad every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, according to law; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, fhe whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff, during the fiftecn days pi evious to the sale thereof.Sheriff\u2019s Office, 7th.Sept., 1824.Montreal, BX virtue of a WRIT of Our Sovereign to wit : ¢ Lord the King, issued out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, to me directed, commanding me (o proceed to the seizure, eale and adjudication by voluntary sheriff's sale, par dicrét volom- iaire on FRANCIS SISSON, Esquire, of the city of Monireal, in the said district of Montreal, of certain immoveable property described in the said writ as foi- lows, to wit: * ali that farm situated and beiog in the seigniory of Chambly, in the districtof Monireal, and Province of Lower Canada, containing eight arpentsmore or less in front, by the full depth that may be found to extend between the lutle river Montreal, by which the same is bounded in front, and ruisseau Macê;, by which the same is bounded in the rear, adjoining on one side to Pierre Barsaloue, and on the other side to Joseph Fours nier dit Lagrenade, with a house and other buildings on the said farm erected, with all and every the members snd appurtenances thereto belonging ; which he hath scquired from William Garish, of the ssid city of Montreal, tavern keeper, and Catherine Vincent, his wife, by him duly suthorised, to the purpose hereof, by deed of sale passed on the fifteenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and twenty three, before Griffin and Bar- Fon, ootarles, which said sale was so made to the said Francis Sisson, for and in consideration of one hundred and eighty pounds current money of Lower Canada, whereof the said Francis Sisson did pay to the said vendors tbe sum of one hundred and twenty five pounds current money aforesaid, on passing the said deed of ssle, and did thereby promise, covenant and agree to pay to them the residue or balunce of filty five pounds currency aforesaid, when and as soon as the said Francis Sisson should have obiained a Sheriff's title by décrét volontaire with interest on the said sum of fifiy pounds, from the fifteenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and twenty three, (ill paid 5 which sa:d land or farm had been in the possession of the said William Garish, and his w fe, for more than three consecutive yeurs previous to the date of the sale thereof, by them made ta the said Francis Sisson, who since the said fifieen:h day of October past, has been, and now 1s the possessor thereof.I have seized and taken in execution the said farm and rremises, and do hereby give notice, thst the same will be sold apd adjudged to Lie highest bidder, subject to the conditions above specified, by voluntary sheriff\u2019ssale, décrét volontaire on the said Francis Sisson, at the Chur: b door of the parish of St.Joseph of Chambly aforesaid, on MONDAY the SEVENTH day of MARCH next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, FREDK, W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or other 1ight or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sherif, at his Office aforesaïd, according to low; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, thc whole ar any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be recetved by the said Sheriff during the fifieen days previous to the sale thereof; and all and every person or persons having charges and r'ghts, especially mortgages hypothé- ques which may bethe subject of opposition afin de conserver are also notified and required to produce the same to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, eight days at the least before.the day fired for the sale of the said pre mises.Sheriff's Office, 30th October, 1824.Montreal, BY virtue ofa WRIT of EXECU- to wit: } TION, issued out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of the Honorable William M\u2018Gillivray and the Honorable James Reid, of the city, county, and district of Montreal, Esquires, only executors (residing in.this Province, ) of the last will and testament of the late Simon M \u2018Tavish, in his lifetiine of Montreal aforesaid, Esquire, and Seignior, proprietor and possessor of the seigniory of Terrebonne, in the county of Effingham, and district of Montreal afore.81d, against certain lands and tenemeats now in the possession of George Stanley, one of the criers of the aforesaid Court ot King\u2019s Bench for the District of Montreal, in his eapacity of curator duly elected to the abandonnent, delaissement en justice, thereof made by Joseph Wallingsford, of the seigniory of Terrebenne aforesaid, shoemaker, and described in the said Writ of Execuiiva, 38 follows, to wil: ¢¢ Une terresise et situé au lieu de la Mascouche, en la paroisse de Terrebonne, de deux arpens de front sur vingt arpens de profondeur, avec une maisonet autres bâtimens dessus construites, prenant par devant au nord de la rivière de Mascouche, attenant par derrière à Joseph Couvillon, joignant d\u2019un côté au nord est à Nicolas Duclos, d\u2019autre au sud ouest au dit Joseph Couvillon.Et encore, une terre en bois debout située au même lieu, mais du côré du sud de la dite rivière, d\u2019un arpent et demi de front sur pareille profondeur de vingt ar pens, tenant par devant et joiguant d'uu cô:é au sud ouest au dit Duclos, par derrière aux terres non concedées, et d\u2019autre côté au nord est à François Truchon.\u201d I have seized and taken in execution the said lands and tenements, as being in the possession of the said George S.anley, in his aforesaid capacity, and do hereby give notice, that the same will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of the parish of Terrebonne afore said, on MONDAY he SEVENTEENTH day of JANUARY next, at TEN o\u2019clock in the forenoon, at which lime and place the conditions of sale will be made known, ; FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persuns having claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thzreofto the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, according to law ; and further, that no oppositivn afin d\u2019annuller or afin de Cistraire, the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same, well be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previvus to the sale thereof.Sheriff s Office, 10th Sept.1824.Montreal, Y virtueof a WRIT of EXECUTION» to wit: ¢ issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Coart of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the Districe of Monireal aforesaid, at the suit of Elizabeth Roy, of Yamachiche, in the District of Three Rivers, widuw of the late Michel Roy, in his lifetime of Moatreal,in the said District of Montreal, silversmith, against the lands and tenements of JOSEPH MARIE ROY, of Montreal aforesard, tutor ad hoc duly elected to the minor children issue of the marriage of the said late Michel Roy with the said Elizabeh Filteau, to me directed, I buve seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said Joseph Marie Roy, in his capacity aforesaid, a lot of ground or emplacement, situated and bring in the St, Liwrence Suburbs of the city of Montreal aforesaid, containing fifty feet in front by ome hundred and thirty feet, French measure, in depth, more er less, bounded in front by St.Charles Baromé: street, in the rear by Moses Kuspp, on one side by Lagauchetière street, aud on the other side by Thomas Nixan, with a stone house and shed thereon erected.Now [ do hereby give notice, that the said lot of ground or emplacement and premises, will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at my Office iv the city of Moatrenl ufuresaid, on MONDAY the SEVENTH day of MARCH next; at ELEVEN of the closk in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, , FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the prem'ses above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance are hereby advertis:d to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Qffice aforesaid, according to law; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annaller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof, Sheriff's Office, 30th October, 1824.Quebec, to wit : I g¥ vittue ofa WRIT of fieri facie.No 209.: as, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, belding civil pleas in and for the district of Quebec, atihe instance of Marie Josepthe Boue drault, of (he parish of St.Antoine, in the county of.Buckinghamshire in the district of Quebec, Guardian duly appointed to Remi Seraphim Noel and Jean Bip.tiste Isaie Noel, Levi Noel, Marie Josephte Julie Noel, the Heirs of the late Baptis.e Noeiseigmor of the fief and seigniory of Tilly and other places, to me directed, against the lands and tenements of Jean Baptiste Fortier, of the parish St, Antoine aforesaid, yeoman, I have seized snd taken in execution as belonging to the said JEAN BAPTISTE FORTIER, to wit s.\u2018 A lund of two arpeatsin font, by thirty in depth, sitaate in the parisheSt.Antoine, seigniory of Tilly, in.the second concession of the said scigniory of Tilly, bounded in front towards the north by the main line (cordvn) which separates the first and second concession, - and ending indepth at the end of the said thiriy srpents, bounded on the north east: side by Joseph Côté, 6f his representatives, and on the south east by Jean Baptiste Demers, together with a house, baron ard.stable thereon - erected.\u201d Now IL do hereby give public notice, that the said land, circumstances and dependancies, will be sold and adjudged to the .highest and last-bidder, at the Church door of the said parish St.Antoine de Till y, on MONDAY the THIRTY FIRST day of JANUARY next, at TEN o\u2019clock in ithe forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of the sale will be made known, T.A.YOUNG, Sheriffs AU and every person .or persons having claims on the above described premises, by mortgage or other right or encumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof tn the said Sheriff, at his Office in the Court House of the.said City of Quebec, and further that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of.the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the fiftzen days previous to the sale t hereof, and further that every opposition afin d'annuller, atin de charge or afin de distraire must be arccompaaied with anaffidavit ofthetruthofthe fact in suchopposition, articulated and set forth in the form required by the order of the said Court of the nineteenth of Oct.1822.That any such opposition as aforesaid, without such affidavit as aforesaid, will not.impede or delay the execution of such Writ, and that no opposition afin de conserver will be received at any time after the expiration of twenty four hours, next after the return day uf such rit,and further notice is hereby given that the said Wri} iz returnable on the first day of February next.T.A.Y, Sheriff\u2019s Office, Quebec, 21st September, 1824.Seamed Three-Rivers, Y virtue of a WRIT OF EXECU- to wit : | TION issued out of His Majesty's Court of King's Bench holding civil pleas in and for the District of Three Rivers aforesaid, at the suit of Mary Ana Gouin, widow by her second marriage of the late Joseph Richer Lafleche, in his life-time of the parish of St.Ann\u2019e Laperade, in the county of Hampshire, yeoman, against the lands and tenements of JOSEPH RICHER LAFLECHE, of the said parish of St.Ann\u2019s Laperade, yeoman, to me directed, I have seized and taken in execution, as belonging to the said Joseph Richer Lafleche, a piece of meadow land situate in the said parish.containing threc arpents and thirty feet in front by about three arpents in depth, bounded at one end by the highway, and at the other by what is called le grand Marigot des Communes, joining on the North East side to Joseph Richer Lafleche or his reprer sentatives, and on the South West to Joseph Christopher Germain, the whole subject to the cens ef rentes and other seigniorial rights, dives, and reserves, according to a titre nouvel of concession granted upon a declaration given by the late Joseph Richer Lafleche, before Mire, J.Badeaux, Notary Public, ou the 15th October, 1804, Now, I do hereby give notice, that the above land and meadow will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of the Parish of St.ANNE aforesaid, on MONDAY, the SEVENTH day of MARCH next, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, .L.GUGY, Sheriff.- NI Ta ire aerate ers rr © Sr = ame ame re Race me a me GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.- 5 Alland every person or pe sons hav'ng claims on the premises above dz cried, by mo tguge or other right cr éncumbrance, are hervely advertised to give notice th reof to the said Sh riff, at his Offi :e 1fvesaid, ascordi g to law ; and fui ther, that no opuosition afin d'annuller or afin de distraire.the whole or any pa tof the sii! premises or afin de charge or servitude on the same wil\u2019 be eceivid bi the said Sheriff du ing the fificen days previous to the sale thereof.sheriff's Office, 30 h October, 182%.Thiee-R vers, { Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECU.to wit TION issu~d out of [is M j stv\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Beach, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Three.Rivers aforesaid, at the suit of Augustus David Bostwick, E quire, of the Town of Three.Rivers, Advocate, against the laods and tese- ments of GORDON LAWRENCE, Esquire, of ihe Township of Melborae, in the County of Buckingham.shire, farmer, to me directed, I have seized and 1eken in execution us belongirg to the said Gordon Lawreoce, Esquire, to Wit:\u2014À lot or parcel of land, situate in the said Township of Melborne, being the aor heast half of lot No.7, 10 the seventh range of lots in the said Towu- ship of Melborne, containing one hundred superficial scres, more or less, with the usual allowance for highways, of which land, nevertheless, there is to be reserved and subtracted ten superficial acres, as belonging io and possessed by one Andrew Bickford or hia representatives.Now I do hereby give notice, that the said lot or parcel of land will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at my office, in the Court House of Three Rivers, on MONDAY the TENTH day of JANUARY next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and piace the conditions of the sale will be made known.L.GUGY.Sheriff \"All and every person or persons having cluimson the land &c.above described.by morgage or other right or in- cumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at hit Office in the Town of Three- Rivers, according to law ; and further that no opposition afin d\u2019an nuler or afin de distraire the whole or any part of the said land, &c.or afin te charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.She: iff 's Office, 3d Sept.1824.Montreal, Y virtue ofa WRIT of EXECUTION, to wit : Ç issued out of His Majesty's Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas tn and for the district of Montreal aforesard, at the suit of Seraphin Cherrier, of the parish of S:.Denis, in the coun'y of Ri-helieu, ia the district of Mon real, merchant, against the lands and tenements of Françnis Mailloux.père, of the parish of St.Denis af.resaid, yeoman, to me directed 3 [ have seized and taken ia execution ss belonging to ithe saig FRANCOIS MAILLOUX.pére, 1.A land s'tua'ed and being in the parish of St Denis aforesaid, containing two arpents in front, hy thirty arpeats in depth, more or less, bounded in front by the river R cheliru, in the rear and on one side to the north east by Pierre Goulet, aud on the other side to the south east by Charles Guu.thier, with a house, barn and oiher buildings thereon erected, 2.A land situated and being in the parish of Ste Jude, in the said dis'rici, containing two arpents in front, by thirty arpents in depth.more or less, hounded in front by the chemin de front, in che rear by the river Salevai:le, on one side to the north cast by Joseph Mai - loux, fils, and on the other side to the south west by François Lapierre, or his representatives, en bois de bout.Now | do herehy give notice, that the land and premises first above described under No, 1, will be sold 2nd adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Chorch door of the parish of St, Denis aforesaid, os MONDAY the Sk- VENTH diy of MARCH next, at TEN of the clock in the forenaon, aud that the lot of land secondly above described under No.2, will be also sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of the pari:h of Ste, Jude aforessid, on TUESDAY the EIGHTH day of MARCH next, at TEN of the clock ia the forenoon, at which respective times and places the conditions of sale will be made known.FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sherif.All and every person or persons having claims on the prem'ses above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at kis Qffice aforesaid, according to law; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale \u2018thereof.Sheriff\u2019s Office 30th October, 1824.restons Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION to wit-: issued out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in § for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Jean Baptiste Lahaie of the parish of St.Eustache in the County of York, in the said district of Montreal, yeoman, and tavern keeper, against the lands and tenements of Jacques Amable Spenard, of the parish of St.Benoit in the said district, yeoman, to me directed ; T have seized and taken in execution as belonging ro the said JACQUES \\M\\BLR SPEVARD.a land situated and being at the Cute St Etienne in the parish of St.Benoit af ;resai |, containing two arpentsin front hy twenty.one arpents in depth, hounded in front by the King's High Roal, of the said Cie St.Etienne, 10 ther ar by the lands of he Cole St.Fincent, on one side to the north east by Hyarinthe Sauvé dit Laplante, and on the other side by Benoni Decai 2, with a wooden house and barn thereon erected.Now I do hereby give notice th t the said land an premises wiil be sold and adjudged to the highe-t bidder at th: church door of the pari-h of St.Benoit af rresaid, on MONDAY the SE VENTEENTH day of JANUARY next, at TEN of the clock in the forenonn, at which rime and place the conditions of sale will be made k-own, FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sheiff.A'l and every person or persons having claims on the said above described premises by morgage or other right ar incumbrance.are hereby advertised to vive no ice the- ref toihe said Sheriff.at his Office aforesaid accoeding to law ; and further.that no opposition afin d'annuler or afin de distraire the tohole or any part of the same will be received by the said Sheriff, during the fifteen days previ- ons fo the sale thereof.Sheriffs Office, ith Sept, 1824.MONTREAL, Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECU.to wit : ¢ TION.issued eut of His Majesty\u2019s Couri of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of John Forbes, of the Parish of St.Eustache, in ihe Districi of Montreal, yeoman, and Elizabeth Dingwell his wife, by him hereby duly authorised, against certain lands and tenements in the possession of Gaspard Dagan, of the City of Moutreal, one of the Bailiff; of the said Coart of King\u2019s Beach, Curator duly abpoinied 10 the del acsse- ment en justice, thereof nad.by Abner Bagg, of the city and district of Montreal, Merchant, and described in the said Writ of Execution, as follows, to wit 3.Un emplacement situé au Bourg de Terrebonne, de soixante pieds et plus, s\u2019il s\u2019y trouvent sur chaque tace, avec une maison et autres LÀ imens dessus construites.tenant par devant à la rue qui conduit au chemin du Roiau moulia, par derrière à l'emplacement designé dans le jugement rendu par la Cour entre les mêmes parties le cing de Fevrivr dernier,\u201d I bave seized and taken in ex\u2018cus tion the said emplacement and premises, as being in (he possession of the said Gaspard Dagen, in his atoresaid capacity, and de hereby give notice thatelhe same will Le soid and adjudged to the bizhestbidder, at the chureh door ofthe parish of Terrebonne aforesaid.on MONDAY the SEVENTEENTH day of JANUARY next, at ELEVEN of (he clock io the farenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, FREDK, W.ERHATINGER Sheciff, Al and every pers.or persons having claims on the said sbove described premises, by mortgage or other right or incu-nôrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the siiid Shertff, a1 his Office aforesaid, accord ng tu law ; and \u2018urther, that no opposition afin d'annull-r or afin de distraire,the whole or any part of the said premises aforesaid or afin de charge or servitude ou the same, will be received by the seid Shenfl\u2019 during the fif een days previous to the sale thereof, ° Sheriff's Q dice, 11th Sept, 1824, Movrreat à BX virtue of a WRIT of EXEUU- to wil: D TION, issued out of H's Majesiy\u2019s Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas in and tor ihe District of Monreal aforesaid, at the suit of Hart Logan, Esquire, of London, in that part of the United King.dow of Great Britain and lreland ealled England, against the lands and tenements of Jean Bapriste Malbœaf, of the Paiish of St.Benoit in the said District of Montreal, Tanner, to me direcied 3 I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to 1he suid JEAN BAPTISTE MALBSŒUF, a lot of land situated and being in the Seigniory of the Lake of the Two Mountains, 10 the Parish of 81, Benoit aforesaid, containing fonr arpents in front by thirty arpents indepth, bounded iu front by she road of the Côte St.Vincent, in the rearby the lauds of the Grand Brulé, on one side by the represemauves of Joachim Labrosse, and on the nther side by Lue Viau, representing André Viau, with a wooden house thereon erecied.Now I do hereby give notice, that the said lot of land and premises will be sold and adjudged 10 the highest bidder, at the Church door of the parish of St.Benoit aforesaid,on MONDAY the SEVENTEENTH day of JANUARY next, at ELEVEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.AU and every person or persons having claims où the premises above described, by.mortgage or other right or incumbrance are hereby advertived to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, ai his Office aforesaid, according to baw ; and further, that no opposition afiv d\u2019annuiler or afin de distraire, the whole or any part df the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on ise same will be received by the said Sheriff duriag the fifteen days previous to the sale thereuf.SherifPs Otfice, 11th Sept.1824.Quebec, 9 ED Y virtue of an ORDER or JUDGE: 10 wir: MENT of His Majesty\u2019s Court of No.241.King's Bench, holding civil pleas, io and for the district of Quebec, dated the eighteenth day of October last, on the petition of Dame JULIA EVANS the widow of Mr.John Puffer and Demoiselle Jane J 1 | ront, on the east by Grant street, and in the rear Evans, spinster, both nfthe city of Quebec, iu the county and District of Quebec, Milliners, to the end of obtaining à vo'untary Sheriff\u201ds sale (decret volontaire) on themselves, ot certain estates, the description whereof is contained in the nhstract of the said judgement as follows.to wit:-A lot or ground or emplacement site vate and heing in the Upper-town of the city of Que- her, in Fahrigue sireet, of abou forty-tive feet in front, by forty-fo ir feet or thereabout in depth, bounded in front by sue said Fabrique stieet aud in the rear by Si, Joseph\u201d street, adjoining on the North-east side (o Messrs.Germain the representatives of Louis Germain and on the other side to the South-west, (0 Mr.Joseph Hot the representative of Mr.Louis Turgeon, with a two story stone house and other buildings thereon erected; as al-o another toi oË ground or emplacement with, a shed (hangard) thereon erected, siivate and being likewise in the Upper-town of Quebec, on New street, consisting in twenty-one feet and a half in front, by thirty, more or less, in depth, bounded io front by the said New sireet, in the rear by the repre:eniatives of the late Laronche, on one side by the property of Mir chel Dagas or his representatives,and on the other side by that of Michel Parent or his represeniatives, the said estates sold to the peiitioners by deed of sale, past before Belanger and confrere, Notaries at Quebec, on the 12¢h day of March, oue thousand eight hundred and twenty-two, by Mr.Thomas McCord the executor to the will of the late John McCord and thereto duly author ised by the testament olograph of the said Johu McCord under the date of the first of october one thousand eight hundred and seventeen at Quebec : That the said petitioners have been in possession of the said estates by virtue of the deed of sale aforementioned from and since the said (welfth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-twn, and that the said John Mc- Cord an.his succession had been in possession thereof from and since the first day of September, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-four, until the said twelfth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-two, by virtue of the deed of sale consented to the said John McCord by Malcolm Fraser, before Mr.Charles Stewart and hisconfrere Notary, at Quebec the said first day of September, one tbousand seven hundred and ninety-four.-That (he said petitioners have purchased ihe said estaies,subject to the cens and ground rents and signiorial and other signiorial rights, where= with the same may be charged towards the Seignior under whom they are holden, and that they wish to disco ver and io clear al! and every other real claims and mortgages wherewith they might be encumbered and af« fected and not known to them \u2014Now 1 do hereby give this public notice that the said lots of ground or em- placemens, will be sold and adjudged subjeet to the aforementioned charges to the last & highest bidder at my office in the Court Honse in the city of Quebec, on MONDAY the SEVENTH day of MARCH next, at ELEVEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of the sale will be made known.: T.A.YOUNG, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, hy mortgage or other right or incumbraunce, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office in the City of Quebec, according to Law ; aud further that 10 0pposition AFIN D\u2019ANNULLER OF AFIN DE DISTRAIRE, the whole or any part of ihe said premises Or AFIN DE CHARGE Or SERVITUDE ont the same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the fif< teen days previous to the sale thereof, and further, that every ops position AFIN D'ANNULLER, AFIN DE CHARGE Or AFIN DE DISTRAIRE must be accompanied with an affidavit of the truth of the facts in such opposition, acticulated and set forth in the form required by the order ofthe said Court of the nineteenth of October 1822.That anysuch opposition as aforesaid, without such affidavit as aforesaid, will not impede or delay the execution of such orderfor judgement, and that no opposition AFIN DE CONFERVER will be res ceived at any time after the expiration of twenty four hours next after the returndayof such orderor judgement, 3 aud public notice is also hereby given pursuant to the fourth section of the statute passed by the Legislature of this Province, intituled, \u201c An act to render Voluntary sheriff's sales (decret volontaires) more easy and less expensive,\u201d and all and every person and persons having charges and rights, and especially mortgages, (hypothéques) which may be the subject of an opposition or opposition afin de conserver isand are by the above recited act bound and required to produce the same eight days at least before the day herein be fore fixed for the adjudication o f the above described property, and further notice is given that the said order orjudgment is re, turnable on the lirst day of April next.T.À.Y.sheriff\u2018s Office.Quehec,3d November, 1824.Quebec, to wit : | B virtue of a WRIT of VENDI- No.1290.TIONI EX PONAS, issued out of his Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Quebec, in a certain cause wherein Marie Elot dit Julien of the Parish of Beau.port, in the county and district of Quebec, Widow and Douairiere of the late Alexandre Bruneau, formerly of the city of Quebec, mariner, and latterly of the said parish of Beauport, landholder, now deceased, was Plaintiff, and Charles Touchette of the said City of Quebec, master mason, was Defendant, and Olivier Grenier of the said city of Quebec, journallier, and the said Maa rie Etot dit Julien, his wite, were reprenant l\u2019instance, and Michel Landry, Huissier, Audiencier of this Court, was curator duly appointed to the delaissement made in this cause by the Defendant, and wherein Joseph Remi Vallicres de St.Real, Esquire, of the said city of Ques bec, as Attorney and Auvocate for the said Plaintiff, and reprenans [\u2019instance hath obtained dis raction de frais in his favor, to me directed, commanding me ta sell at the folle enchére of Gharles Paradis, to wit: A lot of ground or emplacement situate and being in S, Roch suburbs of Quebec, Grant street, consisting og forty feet in front by sixty feet in depth, bounded; a A Q pp De 6 .THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.the end of the said depth, by Thomas Hunt, lying on the one sideto the north to one François Perche the ycunger, on the other side to the south des Fossés street, together with a twostory wooden house on a stone foundation, with a bake-house, also another one story wooden house thereon erected ,and its appurtenances and dependances.Now I do hereby give public notice that the said lot of ground or emplacement, with its appurtenances and de- pendances, will be sold and adjudged to the highest and last bidder, at my Office, in the Court-house of the said city of Quebec,on MONDAY, the TWENTY-SECON D day of NOVEMBER instant, at ELEVEN o\u2019clockinthe forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.T- 4.YOUNG, Sheriff.Notice is hereby given that from and afler the twenty- four hours which will immediately follew the day of the Jized day for the return of the said Writ, no opposition afin de conserver shall be received.and moreover that the said Writ is to be returned on the first day, f Lepruary next.Sheriff's Office, Quebec,3d November, 1824.JEAN BAPTISTE LAGUE, Carpenter and Joiner, of the parish St.Mathias, in the county of Bedford, gives hereby Public Notice, that he intends applying to the Legislature at its next Session, for obtaining the priviledge of erecting a Toll bridge upon the River des Hurons, atabout two arpentsbelow the place where the road of descent, (chemin de descente) leading from that River to the traverse of River Richelieu, below the Grosse Isle in the Bassin of Chambly ends, and moreover that the said priviledge shall extend as far as the bridge an the river which crosses the lands of Joseph Bertrand, and a league above the place where the said bridge is to be built.Here follow the particulars of the said Bridge.Its span will be of sixty feet, the beams or joints in number six, and of Larch wood, will rest on false joints of the same wood, and of eighteen inches, on two faces.and of fifteen inches on the two others; the butments will be raised to the height of nineteen feet, and carried in depth at the top to a length of twenty five feet on the south west side, and of fifteen on the north east, by a proportiona >le breadth the cages of these butments are to be of pieces of the same wood, of a foot square, and are to be filled with terassed stones, with the necessary ties (corps morts ) for the steadiness of the pieces, on the south west side there will be a causeway of about half an arpent in length, and six feet high near the butment, and progressively decreasing in height until it reaches the solid ground, and of a proportionable breadth, the covering whereof is to be of pieces of the same wood, five inches thick : there will be railings on both sides, as weil on the bridge as on the butments and causeway, six inches square, supported by posts three feet high, and nine inches square, at the foot at a distance of eight feet from each other, and of pine wood ; at each end of the cause- way (pontage) there will be arailing of one foot broad, - by five inches thick.Not: =» is also given, that the rates of the Tolls for thls Bridge will be d d For a calash,.3 Fora man onhorseback, 14 For a éart loaded or not, 23 For every ox, cow or For a four wheeled free horse,.\u2026\u2026.l4 * carriage,.5 For every sheep, pig or For a carriole or sleigh, 234 Calf,.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026se0s oe For a cart or carriage For a foot passenger,.13} with two horses,.5 3m and proportionably for every thing else.VV\" ronine by an Act of the Parliament of this Province, passed in the 4th Geo.1V.Cap.th Jaèques Morin, Junior, of the parish of St.Valier, County of Hertford, obtained the privilege to build a Toll-bridge on the river St.Nicolas, in the County of Devon, over an extent of the river of one half :eague from its mouth upwards ; and whereas, by the aforesaid Act, the inhabitants of the parish of St.Thomas, in the aforesaid County may acquire a property in the sid Bridge from Jacques Morin aforesaid, at a price regulated by Arbi.rators, for the public usage ; and further whereas Jean Baptiste Couillard Després, Joseph Nicole and others of the parish of St.Thomas aforesaid, have by petition to the Grand Voyer of the District of Quebec, prayed to take the aforesaid bridge of the said Jacques Morin, by paying to the aforesaid J.cques Morin, the value of the said bridge as decided by arbitration, made in the manner above mentioned in the Act aforesaid ; and further whereas Jean Baptiste Couillard Després and Joseph Nicole, and others, of the parish of St.Thomas aforesaid, all petitioners for the possessing of the aforesaid bridge, have refused and now refuse, to pay the amount awarded by arbitration.I'vsric No.TICE is hereby given that the aforesaid Jacques Morin, will apply to the Provincial Legislature at its next Session praying thatthe inhabitants of the parish of St.Thomas, will in future be deprived of their right of buying or becoming possessed of the said bridge from the said Jacques Morin and h s representatives, for public use, as enacted in the above mentioned Statute, or to built any other Bridge on the limite aforesaid.th October, 184.JACQUES MORIN, JpusLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the President and Directors of the Quebec Fire As surance Company, in behalf of themselves and their co associates Stockholders of the said Company, will petition the next Session of the Provincial Legislature, that an Act may pass to incorpo\u201d rate the said Stockholders, under the firm or style of the ** Quebec Fire Assurance Company.\u201d a WM.HENDERSON, Junr.Quebec, 5th August, 1824.Secy.NOTICE.A\" persons having claims against the Estate of, the late Jacob Oldham, Esquire, in his lifetime of the village of Terrebonne, are hereby requested to send in, without delay, their different accounts duly attested ; and all persons indebted to the said Estate, are also requested to make payment of their respective debts on ur before the first day of December next, to the undersigned Henry McKenzie and Norman Bethune, at Montreal, and to John McKenzie at Terre- bonne, Executors of the last will and testament of the said late Jacob Oldham, or at Quebec, to Jacob William Oldham, Esquire, also authorised to receive and settle the same, HENRY MACKENZIE, NORMAN BETHUNE.JOHN MACKENZIE, Executors &c Montreal.26th August, 1824.SCA PE from Gaol at THREE-RivERs.on the night of the 23d instani, Michel Ferrier, under sentence tor Grand Larceny\u2014Dhe is about 22 years of age, pale complexion, sharp nose and villainous countenance, five feet three or thereabouts, had on a whitish fustian jacket, coarse linen trowsers, and no shoes.Whoever will secure said Michel Ferrier inany of His Majesty\u2019s Gaols, shall receive a reward of Twenty Dollars on application to the Subscriber.RICHARD JOHNSTON, Gaoler.Three-Rivers, 25ih October, 1824, AR ANCHOR found by Captain Levesque, on Monday, 18th instant, between the Redaud Black Buoys, in the Traverse, about 6 cwt., with a piece of old juuk attached to it.The owner may hsve it by application to the undersigned on pay ing expeuses, but if uot claimed within 6 months from this date, it will be sold according to Law.JOHN LAMBLY, Hartour- Master.Quebec, October 24, 1824.Lands for Sale in Upper & Lower Cunada, 500 Acres\u2014in the Townsbip of Gudimanchesier, Lower Canada.; 400 Acres\u2014in the Township of Lancaster, County of Glengary, Eastern District ot Upper Canada.200 Acres-in (be Towuship of Roxbuigi, Couniy of Stormont, Eastern District ot Upper Canada.300 Acres\u2014in the Township of Cornwall, Couniy of Stormont, Kastern District of Upper Cuanauu.200 Acres-in the Township vf Osgood, County of Russell, Eastern District of Upper Canada.200 Actes\u2014in the Township of Nepean, Coauty of Carl ton, District of Johnson, Upper Canada, - 200 Acres\u2014in the Township of Reach, County of York, Home District, Upper Canada.200 Acres\u2014in the Township of Gainsvorough, County of Lincoln, Niagara Disirict, Upper Canada, For turther particulars, apply 10 ROGI:RSON, HUNTER & Co.Quebec, 24ih Decr.1823.u NOTICE, HE Subscriber being now arranging his affairsto leave this for England, at farthest by the end of this month, requests bis customers will do him the kiudness of seutling their accounts at their earliest convenience previous to that time, anlany desirous of receiving sets or supplies to any particular pattern in the china, glassware or earthenware lines &c., by favouring him with such orders nay depend on the punctual execution and on the most moderate terms.JAMES SAUNDERS, 30 St.Peter-street.Quebec.October |, 1824, u Ü (jice vf the Gominissioners for manage ing the Estates, heretofore belonging to the late order of Jesuitse Quebec, 14th May, 1822.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that à part of the Estate called La Vacherie (situaied near Dorchester Bridge) which hercwofore belonged to the late order of Jesuits, and is now in possession of His Majesty, will be conceded in Building Lois, of nou less thin One Superticial Acre each, in perpetuity 10 such persons as may be disposed to jake the same upon n Bail à Cens et Rente seigneuviales mélé de Vente, fur a Price payabie on passing wie Deeds, or to be secured on the property at an cuierest of 5 percent ora Constitution de Rente.For more parucular information on the subject application may be wade at tii: Office.By oider of ine Board, GLORGYE RYLAND, Sec, ARRANTED WATER.PROOF SILK WOOL- W es, WORSTED, LINEN, anp COTTON $, IMpervious to waler ç ui ell cale lared forthe present weather, ahd airy and well calcu ew of the above Goods, includine re: ä Cloaks, are now open at and for sale by ready made CHAS.WM.ROSS, Agent t : St.John -Street, 2Ist Oct, 1808 0 the Patentee, Government Contract.PiRioNs desirous of Contracting to supply the Troops, &c.in this Garrison with FRESII BEEF for One Year, from 25th December 1824, inclusive, are requeste«} to send to this Office on or before Friday.the 5th of November next, at noon, sealed Tenders, indorsed, ** Tenders for Fresh Beef,\u201d stating the rate per 100 Ibs, at which they will furnish the same, and the names of Two respectable persons as sureties for the lulfilment of the engagement, Further particulars connected with the Contract, as to the quality of the Beef, the Periods of Issue, and the reference to be resorted to in cases of doubt or difficulty will be made known upon application to Dy.Asst.Com.Geul.STAYNER, At the Provision Office.Commissary General\u2019s Office, u Quebec, 5th Ocir.1824, ¢ \u2014 Government Bills of Exchange.FPXENDERS wilibe receivedat this Office fo Billg M of Exchange at 30 days sight on the Lords Commissioners of His Majesiy\u2019s Treasury.The money wil! be received either aitQuebec orMontrea'.Com\u2019y.Genl\u2019s Office, Quebec, 15th October, 1824, THE STEAM -BOAT RICHELIEU.YHE Subscriber deeply impressed with a sense O the former favours he experienced from his frieads and the publie, while running the steam boat De Saia- berry, has been induced to build the above boat, which he has now the sati-faction to inform them is in opera tion, In soliciting a share of their patronage, he has to add that no expense or trouble has been spared to render the steam-boat RICHELIEU meriting it.This boat is fitted up wich every attention to secure the approbation and comfort of passengers, and to render her suitable for the conveyance of freight \u2014She will leave Chambly every Monday morning at eight o'clock a.m.for Quebec, and in her course will stop at Sorel, Three-Rivers and Batiscan.Leave Quebec every Wednesday evening or Thursday morning, (a8 the tide may serve) for Montreal, ealling on her way at Berthier and Sorel, and the other intermediate stopping places.Leave Montreal for Chambly every Sas turday morning at 10 o\u2019clock 4.M.For freight or passage apply to J.A.Cartier, Esqr.Montreal, E.Cartier, Quebec, or to the Captain on board.DOWNWARDS.Rates of Passage.~~ Cabin Steerage.Chambly to Quebec,.\u2026.#£] 10 O Sorel to ditto, .1 5 O Three-Rivers to Quebec,.0 15 O Sorel to Chambly,.,.0 7 6 UPWARDS.Rates of Passage.Cabin.Steerage.Quebec to Montreal,.£1 10 0 0 7 6 Three- Rivers to ditto.\u2026.015 O 0 3 9 Sorel to ditt0y.00000 0 10 O 0 2 8 Montreal to Chambly, .0 15 O 0 50 Intermediate places in proportion to the distance.N.B.The subscriber has his old establishment of wharfs and stores at Chambly, where goods and produce will be received for forwarding by the steam-boat Riche ieu, free of all expense for Wharfage and store age.AUGUSTUS KUPER.21st August, 1824, u RR a id GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.7 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.Provincial Secretary's Office, QuEBEC, 4ih Novr.1824, His Excellency the Licutenant Governor has been pleased to make the following appointment, viz : Robert Layfield ta be Tidesman in and for the Port of Quebec, in the room of David Morgan, deceased.ee QUEBEC : THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1824.WE have later intelligence from EUROPE, by way of the UNiTED-STATES.The New-York Commercial Advertiser of the 27th ult.announces the receipt of the Courier to the 18th September.The death of the King of FRANCE is now declared officially.Notwithstanding the black wax and wafers which actompanied the last packets from HAVRE, it appears that his death did not take place until the 16th.As this occurrence, now authenticated, is one of some historical importance, we have copied from the.above paper its extracts from the FRENCH journals, without indulging in the astonishment it seems to feel that the death of a Kine may be lamented.It appears that the new King takes the title of CHARLES X.\u2014\u2014\u2014_r It was our intention to have published at length the report of the interesting ceremony of removing the remains of General Brock to the monument on QUEENs- TOWN heights, Press of matter, however, compels us to resist our inclinations.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Amid all the folly which has been exhibited in the UNITED-STATEs\u2019 papers respecting the portentous visit of L.A FAYETTE, the story of the cagle flying over his head at the tomb of WasHINGTON, is superexcellent in absurdity.We select it as a speciten of republican adulation.A service of plate would be more acceptable to the MaRrQuIs than all the dinners and redoubled health-drinking, which he has undergone in eating his way through the UNITED-STATES, \u2014 In commencing our second volume, we feel it our duty to state, that, for several reasons, we have found it inexpedient, at present, to change the form and style of the QUEBEC GAZETTE, published by authority, It was our original intention to have established a separate printing-office for this Gazette, and, in that case, the size of the paper would have been enlarged, the matter more extended, and the price probably enhanced, We are, however, so well satisfied with our agents and printers, that it does not seem, at this juncture, necessary to make the alteration ; and we therefore submit ourselves to the public under the same form, and with the same desire to discharge our duty with temper and moderation, avoiding all party spirit and political reviling.\u2014 FROM THE NEW-YORK COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, LATEST FROM EUROPE, France.\u2014Our last advices from Havre apparently placed the fact of the death of Louis X VIII.beyond ail Soubt, He did not expire, however, until the 16th of September, as appears from the following telegraphic despatch, communicated to Calais, and received in London on the morning of the 17th : \u2014 * The King died this morning at 4 o\u2019clock.\u2014Kin Charles X, immediately set out for Saint Cloud, with the Dauphin, the Dauphiness, and the Duchess of Berry.The public have shown during the King\u2019sillness the most affecting sorrow.Couriers are setting out at this moment in all directions with this news,\u201d The latest Courier contains the series of the bulletins issued by his Majesty's physicians from the 14th, to the moment of his dissolution, but these it would be superfluous to copy.The Crown of France now devolves on Charles Philip of France, at present King Charles X,, who was born at Versailles on the 9th of October.1757, and is consequently nearly 67 years of age.His son, the Duke ?Angouleme, now the Dauphin, according to the practice of the French Monarchy, is Heir Apparent to the Throne, The title of Charles X, is not the first in the es annalsof France.The Cardinal de Bourbon was set u by this name, in the time of the League, as King o France, and in opposition to Henry IV.He is not, however, reckoned among the Monarchs of that country.The following is taken from a Paris paper of the 15th of September, the day before that on which the Monarch ied :\u2014 *¢ The strong constitution of the King has again triumphed this morning over a crisis like that which took place yesterday.\u2018The same symptoms have \u2018again produced the same alarms.The King desired that the prayers for the dying should be recommenced, and being unable to repeat each response he only said that he attended to the whole, and responded mentally.He caused a crucifix to be given him, and kissed it several times, The persons who were present at this august scene could call to mind the death of the chief of the noble race of the Bourbons, and what is related of it in a manner so altecting and simple by his faithful servant Joinville.At the second crisis the King\u2019s heart was affected, and the sentiments which his heart could not express were evident in his countenance, Nothing could give an idea of the grief of the Royal Family, did not the affection which the people of Paris feel make every one easily understand thatof our Princes.On Sunday morning his Majesty, though suffering, thought fit to be present at the family breakfast.Their Royal Highnes- ses seemed in consternation.The grief of Madame was so great, that the King asked her to approach\u2014and taking her by the hand, twice pressed it to his lips with great emotion.\u2019 Another paper contains the following truly singular reflections :\u2014 \u2018\u201c How glorious, how holy is the agony of the most Christian King! Monarchs of the earth, come and learn how to die.Sorrow is spread among the people; the father of the family is dying\u2014weep all\u2014weep! A new reign approaches : the noble Son of France\u2014the model of honour and loyalty, is called to the throne\u2014French- men, let us console ourselves.\u201d The Quotidienne announces his Majesty\u2019s dissolution in the following strain, which may well be denominated the luxury of grief, and realizes the assertion of the poet, that \u2018* there\u2019s bliss in tears.\u201d ¢ The terrible catastrophe which the ardent wishes of 1 a whole people hoped in vain to avert, has been this instant accomplishe The king has ceased to live.Another son of Saint Louis has ascended to Heaven.Let us pray for him; let @s weep for ourselves, for his whole life was lavished on us, His last words were yet for his family, for his people, for allyhis children.Grief interdicts us even the praises which gratitude would dictate on the Tomb which opens on the bencfits accumulated upon France by the Monarch who has just been ravished from the lover, We would praise the king : the legislator: but words fail us\u2014we can only lament the Father.The agony endured long\u2014 Louis supported it as he had borne misfortune, Never did a Monarch, never did a man know better how to support the heavy burthen of age, adversity, of infirmities, of the throne.He has uitted this earth thr ever; but not a French heart will orget that he restored peace to our fields, children to their mothers, liberty to our laws, and more recently still, glory to our standard.O Louis ! thy last momenis might be softened by the reflection that nothing more remained to be done tor our France, forever secured under the immortal sceptre of the Bourbons, The night conceals from us as yet the aspect of this afflicted capital.We pray, we weep, in the secrecy of our hearts.To-morrow our temples will he opened\u2014Let us go thither, Frenchmen, to derive strength to support the immense loss we have suffered, Let us go to pray for the precious days of the king, who does not die, and who is restored for the consolation of France in the person of a magnanimous heir, The king, Louis XVIII, is dead.Live the king Charles X,\u201d From a private letter from Paris, dated September 15.** The death of the King will not lead to any politica! change, The Ministers enjoy the confidence of Monsieur, and every thing relative to the succession to the throne will be carried into effect with the same facility as in the calmest times previous to the revolution.We may consider the dynasty of the Bourbons to be as firmly established as it was even in the period of its greatest prosperity.To a person acquainted with the state of France about three years ago, the presvai situation of things must appear almost incredible, At that time, the whole kingdom was filled with conspiracies and plots: not a day passed scarcely without bringing to fight some machinations of the enemies of the Government.Nor was it in the towns and villages alone that the conspirators held their clandestine weetings, and planned the subversion of the throne.They had penetrat- edinto the ranks of the army and whole regiments yielded to the seduction of their secret and nefarious practices, The public mind was in a state of continual agitation, and nothing was looked for but rebellion and civil war.1t is a known fact, that in the South and West of France the Royalists were making dispositions to secure themselves against the consequences of a second Revolution, which they considered as inevitable, Who, now, hears of conspiracies?All ideas of subverting the Throne are abandoned.The population is contented with the Government, and the army is devoted to its Prince.Never, pethaps, was so great an alteration in the affairs of a nation effected in so short a time.Three years have sufficed to restore to order and tranquility a nation distracted by thirty years of anarchy and confusion, This circumstance alone speaks for the talents of the Ministry which bas produced such important and un- looked for resuits, Parisis quite tranquil, Tliere does not seem to be the least political agitation among the people\u201d , From the Boston Centinel.Lours XVIII.was born at Versailles the 17th Nov, 1755, and consequently had not reached his 69th year.He was proclaimed and acknowledged as king of France on the 9th of June, 1795; but had not becn consecrated nor crowned.He married early a Princess of Sardinia, but never had issue.His consort died in Nov.1810, Louis XVIII.is succeeded by his brother, Charles- Philip of France, Comte d\u2019Artois, who has taken the style of Charles X.Charles IX.commenced his reign in 1560, and died in 1574.From that period, the reigning Monarchs of the house of Bourbon, in France, were Henry 111.and IV.and Louis X111.X1V.XV.XVI.XVI.and XVIII.The new King was born in Versailles the 19th of October.1757, and consequently completed his 67th year a few days since.He also married a Sardinian Princess, who died in 1805, leaving two sons and a daughter.The sons were the Duke D\u2019Angou- leme, and the Duke de Berri, the former well known ; and the latter assassinated in 1820, in Paris.\u2014These two were the immediate heirs othe Crown.The heirs now are :\u2014 1.Louis Antoine, Duke d\u2019Angouleme, son of France, born August 6, 1775, and married in 1799 to the interesting Maria Theressa Charlotte, daughter of Louis X V1.who was born in December, 1778.They have not had issue.2.Henry Charles Ferdinand Marie Dieudonné d\u2019Artois, Duke of Bordeaux, born the 29th of September, 1820, and son of the Duke of Berri above named.There are no other males living of this branch of the Bourbons, and but one of the branch of Bourbon Condé, the Duke of Bourbon, born in 1756.Of the branch of Orleans (who inherit befôre the Condés) there\u2019 are\u2019 six males and five females now living.The males, the Duke of Orleans, born in 1773, Duke de Chartres, Dukè de Nemours, Prince de Joinville, Duke de Penthievre, and Duke d\u2019Aumale.The death of the late King of France might be said to be sudden.He was conscious of its rapid approach, but it is said this consciousness had no effect on.his spirits, did not deter Lim from his usual devotion to business, nor destroy his cheerfulness.As laté as 48 hdurs before his death, he granted a private audience tb the Intendarit of the Navy, and transacted \u2018business with his Prime Minister, He had long lost the use of his lower limbs; and his hands had become so benumbed that he could scarcely trace his signature.\u2014His physic cians told him he was too ill to attend to any business 3 when his reply was, ¢ The King may die, but he must never be ill while living,\u201d He was an excellent scholar, and celebrated for his neat aphorisms and bon mots.His constancy and courage were said to be conspicuous on all trying occasions, and that his prudence never forsook him, His judgement was sound, and the Proclamation he issued whenhe was driven from Paris by Bonaparte, in 1815, in which he promised the Parisians that * he would soon be among them again,\u2019 is some evidence of his forecast.\u2014At the end of 100 days he did come back.Those who knew the deceased monarch in adversity as well as prosperity, speak of him in highly flattering terms, It is believed, that no King was ever less under the rule of his Ministers, than Louis XVI1I.; and certainly very few have had so much success in reconcilia- ting their esteem.He had none or but very few passions, and those he governed.He was too much of a philosopher to be a bigot, and had taken too many lessons in the school of adversity, to be a tyrant.The new King has not been much before the world for several years, He is said to be a greater Royalist than the late King ever wished to be ; but it is added, that he is very popular with the army, of which, as Monsieur, he was at the head of the High Staff, which he has always patronised ; and it is added, that his numerous charities have made him popular among the people.He has taken no active part in political affairs for man years.Before the revolution he cut a splendid figure in the gay history of the French Court, and was extremely volatile 5 but it is said the misfortunes and deprivations he experienced during the revolution, cast a gloom over his mind, and that he has of late, under influence of his Abbess, became a bigot, This might do very well for a prince in retirement; but will never answer for an active king, In his youth he was very intimate with the present King of England, then Prince of of Wales.His late household was wholly composed of ancient Royalists, with one or two exceptions in the mi~ litary part.The offices of the Ministers of the Crown expire with the decease of the King.Who the new Monarch will call around him, is, of course, wholly conjectural.He is said to have expresséd, a short time before the death of his brother, his entire confidence in the existing Ministers, and approved their measures: but it is thought he will attempt to stop the everlasting pen of the Ex- Royolist Chateaubriand, by calling him to some high office near his person.\u2014\u2014\u2014fpme\u2014 FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS.Brussezs.Aug.26.\u2014The following extraordinary and pearly fatal case occured in this city and neighborhood a few days ago :\u2014 A lady, who is dauehter of an Irish Earl, was walking in the park, in company with a gentleman of rank, when a Major-General of high feme 10 his profession, in passing, said something offensive to the lady, who spat in his face, and complained to the gentleman with whom her Ladyship was walking.Nome angry words ensued, and then blows, which brought together a concourse of people.It being evident that the matter could not stop liere, the police was applied to, but declined t:king any part in the affair, \"Two days afterwards a meeting took placein the wood 8 P @ + + THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.of Soignes; near where the battle of Waterloo was fought.The seconds tried to bring about a reconciliation after the second brace of pistols were discharged, but without effect : three times they each fired, and it avas believed that neither of the parties was hit ; when an apology was made, and the parties left the ground ; \u2018upon going away, however, the Majr.General\u2019s boot appeared to overflow with blood, and upon examination jt was found that he was wounded just above the knee, and the ball could not be extracted for a considerable time, .He now lies at-his lodging in this city, attended by Doctors Tobin and Parkins, and surgeon Van Mods, in a very dangerous state, a high fever having taken place after the ball was extracted.\u201d Mineral Tallow.\u2014 This rare substance, which was dis.tovered in Finland in 1736, has lately been found in à bog on the borders of Loch-I'yne, in Scotland.It has the color and feel of tallow, and is tasteless.It melts at 118 degrees, \u2018and boils at 200 degrees ; when melted, it is transpareat.and colorless ; or cooling, becomes spon- oy and white, though not so much so as at first, It is insoluble in water, but soluble in alcohol, oil of turpentine, olive oil, and naphtha, while these liquids are hot ; but it is precipitated again when they cool.Its specific ravity, in its natural state, is 0.6078, but the tallow is full of air bubbles ; and after fusion, which disengages the air, the specific gravity is 0.983, which is rather higher than tallow.It does not combine with alkalies.\u2018nor formsoap.Thus it differs from every class of bodies Anown\u2014from the fixed oils in not forming soap, and from the volatile oils and bitumens in being tasteless and destiiute ofsmell.Its volatility and combustibility are equal tothose of any volatile oil or naphtha, : Edinburgh Philosophical Journal.By a clause in the New Street Act, the fronts of all the houses from Carlton place to Porcland-place areto \u2018be renovated, and made white, once in three years, Tales of the Crusa\u2019ers were originally intended to'be published previously to the Redgauntlet, but accidental eircumstances occasioned the prolific author to change his mind.Those who pretend to be in the secrets; report the Crusaders to contain the result of all the chivalrous and antiquarian enthusiasm peculiar to the early and favorite studies of the author.BriprorT.\u2014The number of_tonsof shipping which entered and sailed From this port, during the las month, was 4.353 tons._A_ fortnight since, upward of 1,500 arrived at Poole in one day.\u2014_m THE LONDON MARKETS.Friday Afternoon, l'Uh September.1824.In the British Plantation Sugar Market, a better de- .mand has been experienced, during this week, than for some time past, and it has been freely met by holders at the former rates.There is little alteration in Refined Sugars.Molasses, 25s6d per cwt.We have no variation to state in Foreign Sugars, * By'auction to day, 127 bags Mauritus Sugar ; fine Yellow 23s.6d to 24s, and fine Brown 22s per.cwt.\u2018The public sales of Coffee this week up to yesterday have gone off heavily, and every description of Ordinary and Foreign must be quoted at a reduction of 1s to 2s ; ordinary St, Domingo sold at 61s 6d per cwt.By auction to day, 455 barrels Quebec Pot Ashes 34s, and 243 do.Pearl 38s6d to 398 per cwt.Greenland Oil landing has been sold at £23 per tun, which may be considered the quotation of the day for fhis year\u2019s Oil Yellow Candle Tallow of the present year may be quoted 35s to 35s 6d, and of 1823, 34s 9d to 35s per ewt with a heavy market, - © All this day\u2019s Corn-market, Wheat maintained the prices of Monday, and Oats ra her advanced, although the supply of Foreign was considerable.No variation in other articles, but the warket on the whole without briskness.LIVERPOOL MARKET, Sept, 18- The demand for Montreal Pot Ashes since our last, has revived considerably, the sales amounting to about 1500 brls, taken chiefly on speculation, at 32s 6d for old, and 33s to-34s for new, being an advance of 6d to 1s er cwt- About 300 brls, Montreal Pearls, have also een sold at 37s 39s, and a small lot of Boston at 39s to 39s 6d per cwt, Our Coffee market remains dull, and the 200 tons Jamaica consisting chiefly of ordinary quallities.offered by auction yesterday, went off heavily, at a decline of 1s to 2s per cwt.British Stocks, Sept.18\u2014Three percents, 9442 : new four per ceats, 106 3-8, 1-4, 2-3 ; consols for account 94:4.43 _ .From the John Bull of the 5th Sept.The following we copy from a Malta Gazette of June the 2d ; it has been published already in the London papers, but we were not aware that it was attributed to Lord Byron\u2014we have received positive information that it was actually the production of his Lordship, and when his political connexion with the Greeks and his strenuous advocacy of their cause is considered, such a tribote to the merits and virtues of Sir Thomas Maitland, cannot fail to be highly satisfactory to his surviving friends and admirers.\u2018 It had been stated in the Frankfort Guzette, that when the news of the death ef Sir I'homas Maitland reached Missolonghi the town was il- laminated for two days.The T'elegrafo Grecio of the 17th of April last, published at Misso- longhi, in noticing this report, gives the following article, which, we understand, is from the pen of the late lamented Lord Byron.* Not only is it false that there were public rejoicing at Missolonghi ou the death of Sir Thomas Maitland, the Lord High Commissioner of his Britannic Majesty, but the idea of such a thing never entered into the head of any oue.\u201c [f the Greeks suffered in some things from his condnct during the first year of their glorious struggle, .they are sensible of.the difficult and arduous nature of the situation he filled as the Chief.British Authority in the Ionian Islands, and of the necessity under which he was of regulating his proceedings agreeable to the policy and instructions of his own Government.\u201c\u201c But the Greeks too are ready to confess, that no sooner did a favourable change appear in the British Cabinet in respect to them, than the conduct of Sir.Thomas Maitland on the spot was free from all hestility to their cause ; and even supposing they had reason to complain of Sir Thomas Maitland, still, when he was gone, they had nothing to do but observe silence, and last of all would they have indulged in what can only be considered as low and infamous.revenge ; and if there be any persons who suppose that the Greeks could be actuated by other sentiments than these, and at the same time give themselves out as friends of the Greek cause, all that they can say is, that they blush for such friends.\u201cJt is true that some persons were found, threugh ignorance or some more unworthy motive, to raise a cry against the government of the late Sir Thomas Maitland.We are, however, authorised by:a distinguished person:who visited the Iovian Islands, as strongly prepossessed as possible against that government, to declare that the wholë of the accusutions to ils presudice rested on no foundation whatever \u2014 that under the auspices of Sir l'homas Maitland those Islands were far more flourishing than other countries which are -said to be in a most prosperous state, and that his system of govern.\u2018ment was perhaps the best that could be imagined for the Ionians.\u201d \u2014 From the Alexandria Herald.VERY REMARKABLE FACT.On the passage of General LA FAYETTE to York, an Eagle, the bird of Jove, flew .from the bluff, about two miles below this town, and hovered over.the steamboat Petersburgh which the General was on board of.It followed him to Mount- Vernon\u2014and, we are told, continued flying over thetomb of Washington,to Wbich the General was devoting his soul with the holy feelings of grief.It seemed to have an inspiration in its actions ; it displayed those feelings which would seem to indicate that it was a special messenger, sent to welcome our illustrious guest on his visit to the sacred repose.of the first of men\u2014his friend and the friend of mankind.After the General had fulfilled his pious devotions, this bird, representing the gratitude of the nation, took its final departure .from that spot which contains the relics of La Fayette\u2019s dear companion.\u2018There is no doubt whatever of the fact which we communicate above.We could give the testimony of huadreds of the most respectable names of its correctness, Besides it would be too palpablea story to in.vent almost in the very face of La Fayette himself, {fm .Halifax, Friday, October 15, 1824.Arrived\u2014Monday, H, M.brig sappho, 12 days from \u2018Quebec, and H.M.ship Menai, Captain Stewart, from Pictou.Wednesday evening, Cygnet packet, Lieutenant Guoding, 31 days from Falmouth.Ye:ierday morning, Zephyr packet, Lieutenant Church, 5 days from New- Xork.Sailed yesterday afiernoon, H.M.brig Argus, Capt, D rdas, for England.His Majesty's Ship Menai, wil sail for Bermuda to-morrow, I.M.ship Samarang, is reporied in the ofing.H.M.ship Salisbury, Rear Admiral Fahie, Capt, Mande, from hence Augt.13, arrived at Portsmouth sepi.b The Right Rev.the late Bru\u2019 p of this Province, hav\" ing.in conseqrence of age and infirmity, been induced to retire, itaffords great satisfaction to learn, that (he Reverend Docior JouN INGLIs, has heen appointed tv fill thay highly important office ; and will be duly cone.secraied Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia, during ihe present month, \u2018 S.G.W.ARCHIBALD, Fsq.has been appointed Chief Justice of Prince Edward Island.Savings Bank IN New Brunswick.A meeting was held at St.John, New Brunswick, on the 4th inst.at the request of his Excellency Sir Howarp DoucLas, for the \u2018 purpose of taking into consideration the best method of establishing a Bank, for the safe custody and increase of the small Savings of the industrious classes of Society.\u201d His Excellency having beeu leased to offer himself as Patron, opened the proceedings of the meeting with a statcment of the many advantages which might be expected from such an institution ; and the following gentlemen were nominated, as a Committee of Management, viz.:\u2014Hon.Joan RoBinson, President ; Hon.WiLLiam Brack, Fice- President\u2014 Warp CHIPMAN, TuomaAs HEAVISIDE, Huca JouNsoN, jun.and James CupLir, Esqrs.Directors.A.WEDDERBURN, Esq.Sec\u2019y.$ Treasurer.who are to procure information, and'devise a plan for .carrying the design into execution.\u201cBANK or New Brunswick.\u2014A dividend of 74 per cent.on the Capital Stock, for the last half year, bas been declared payable to the Stockholders.\u2014Query, Why have we nothing of the kind in alifax ?It would prevent large sums from being sent to the United States, and give a new and spirited impulse to the Trade of the Town and Province.Rear Admiral Lake, met with a serious misfortune on Sunday afternoon last\u2014he was thrown from his horse, and had his right arm broken.He is however, we are happy to learn this morning, rapidly recovering from the effects of this accident \u2014 R Guz.By lettersfrom New Brunswick, received on Saturday, we learn thathis Excellency Sir Howarn Dove- Las, Bart.,has given up all intention of visiting Halifax this Autumn.\u2014/bid.St.Joun\u2019s, N.F., Sept.21.His Majesty's ship Menai, Capt.Stewart, which arrived here on Tuesday last, 3 days from Pictou.sailed from thence, under orders from Rear Admiral Lake, Commander-in-Chief, to visit this Port.P sssengers\u2014In the Cygnet packet, from Falmouth\u2014 Lady Mitchell and daughter ; Dr; Johnston and Mrs.* Johnston; Mr.Fraser and Mrs.Fraser,and James Uni- \u2018 acke, Esqr.\u2014Tn the Zephyr packet,from New York\u2014 Lieut.Col.Wodehouse ; iu the Margaret from Trini.dad\u2014Miss Rumford ; in the Marie Victoire from Que- bec\u2014Mr.Dallas.\u2014\u2014\u2014_ BRIsTOL ASSIZES, SerT.6, HOw ©.MUCH.This was an action to recover a debt 6f 141 5s.The names of the parties fornished the ¢¢ facetious Sergeant,\u201d as Mr, Sergeant Pell is now generally called by his b other Burristers, \u201cwith a copious theme to revel in,\u201d He first of all touk the pames in their individual form.and after driving unfortunate ¢ How\u201d through all the chinges and vicissitudes which it ever experienced, had \u201cyet,\u201d as he himself.observed, \u201ca diffivalt task to perform,\u201d for \u201c Much\u2019 remained behind.He assured the jury, that slight as the case was, and brief as should be the proof, yet, if they gave their verdict for the plaintiff, they would be for ever remembered as on that day having done * much,\u201d at all evems.He then-went on to speäk of the names collectively, and rang the changes upon * how much\u201d ono end.Mrs, How proved that she had gone 10 Mr, Much for the amount of the bill; that he told her to goto Mr, Parry, with whom he said he had left the money ; and when she refused to do so, he told her either to goto Parry or to go to h\u2014Il.Counsel.\u2014And I suppose you declined to go to either ?\u2014Iodeed, I did.(A laugh.) Verdict for the piainuff, \u2019 Pas ve DIED, On the 6th September, near Melun, in France, at the reat of M.Le Comte de Marchais, in the bosom of his family, of a stroke of apoplexy, Viscomte De Léry, Lieutenant General of the Franch Engineeis, and brother to the Honble, Chaussegros de Léry, of Montreal, and Charles C.de Léry, Esq, of this City.The funeral obsequies were conducted with becoming pop, and Lieutenaut General Kellerman, brother-invlaw to the late Viscorate, pronouaee ed a suitable Funeral Oration over the body.We translate the following Obituary intelligence from the Paris Constitutionel of the 14th September, Viscount de Léty, was born at Quebec in 1754.He entered early in life in the Engineer department.He was in several expeditious tt en res, during the American Revolutionary War, was present at the baities of the 9th and 13th April 1782, asd placed in à state of defence the Islands of Guadaloupe & Tobago.Lieutenant in the same Corps in 1780, he reached the rank of Captain in 1768.\u2018Fhe hostilities wh\u2018ch commenceil in 1793, and which were of a lang duration, offered frequent occasionsfor the developement of his taleats, and for his making a rapid progress in the dificult career that he had determined to follow, General de Léry allowed none of the numerous campaigns in which hewas engaged, to pass without associating his name with the glories of Kleber, Jourdan, and Bernadotte; it was be who under these distinguished officers, planned the works, and agreed to a'l the measures of attack and defence, which facilitated the differ rent passages of the Rhine, and secured the retreat of our armies.* He established the intrenched camp at Dusseldorf, fortified Mayence, conducted the siege of Philipshurg, and he obtained fa 1795, by his activity and numerous services promotion to tterank of Chef de Batallion and Colonel, and to that of General of Brigade in I729.He bad bern charged with the draught of an extensive plan of fortification for the different places on the Rhine, the greater part of which has bern executed hy his successors, or by the officers of the Powers who teplaced thie French in the possession of that ter ritory.: I 1605, he was elevated to the rank of Lieufenant General, and accompanied Marshal McDonald through the dificult campaigns af the Grison she was also entrusted with the fortifica: ion of Palma Nova, in Venitian Friuli, and was afterwards concerned in all the great battles of Germany and S8pain® General de Léry,was one of the Enginer Officers who had most the- roughly studied the convection between fortification and the art of war, he had the rare power of making commantl agreeable § he knew how to excite and direct the zeal of his officers ; gave effect to their exertions, foresaw their wants, and could minister to them so as to add the bonds of gratitude to those of duty.He took a lively interest in the welfare of those subordinate to him, and was ahove paying attention to his own.Endowed with great generosity and an iu- tegiity which was proof against every trial, he leaves no fortune.A good husband affectionate futher, fim friend, and disinterested citizen, he has our liveliest regrets § and leaves behind hima list of noble examples which will not be lost on the worthy inheritor of hisname.On the 25th instant.at Nicolet LEoNARD MARLER, Esq.Half-pay Field Train Department.At Halifax, en the 7th C ct.in the 65th year of his age, P mine DuxmARrnse, Esq.late Collcctor of His Majesty's Customs at Cape.Breton.At Capé\u20ac St.Ignace, on the 22 October, in the S2d year of his age CHARLES RiVERIN, Esq.PORT OF QUEBEC.\u2014m ARRIVED, Och 31.Schooner Nymph, Pope, 20 days from Newfoundland, to re Lemesuriar, cargo, rum, sugar and wine.Passeager, Mr.Lemesurier.\u2014Schooner Reward, 14 days fiom Mingan, to Mr.McTavish\u2014 Sivrac\u2019s vessel sailed the same day.Wove 1.Brig Wm, McGillivray, Stoddart, from London\u2014sailed 20th Sept, from the Downs, to Finlay & Co.in ballast.-\u2014\u2014Schooner Nancy, Cormier, 30 days from Halifax, to -with rum, &c, g\u2014Brig Trent, McColl, 16 Sept.from Coik, to H.Atkinson, in ballast, \u2014 Brig Saguenay, Hall, 22d of Sept, from Demerara, to Mr.Ste- pheason, cargo, rum, sugar, &c.CLEARED.Oct.28-Briz Jean, Allen, Greenock.Brig Pacific, Braithwaite, Whitehaven.Ship Commerce, Wittliton, Greenock.ship Hannah, Webber, Brest.§9\u2014ship Mary Ann, Laidley, Bristol.ship Indus, Mallabar, ¢ hatham.Ship Margaset, Fisher, Liver; ool.Brig Clarkstone, Fullarton, London, Brig Love, Glaves, Liverpool.80\u2014 Brig Jane, Hossart, Belfast, Brig Fisher, Kay, 'f'ralee, ship Fortitude, Lewis, London, Ship Peersons, Galilee, Bristol, Schooner William, Jackson, Dublin, Schooner Saint Ann, Best, Miramichi, Schooner Angélique, Gagné, Miramichl, Nov.1\u2014Briz Charlotte, Shearer, Liverpool, B-iz Jave, Innes, London, Brig Emma, Reid, London, Brig Maria, White, Liverpool, Ship Princess Royal, 'Town-end, Trinidad.2\u2014Brig Dryad, Fell, Whitehaven, Brig Anglim.Garley, Galway- Dutchess of Richmond, McGla-han, Greenock.- 8=ship London, hapman, London, Brig Jane, Hawkins, London.Passengers in the regulur trader Margaret, Fi-her, sailed yesterday for Liverpool- Messrs.Satchwell, Hudson, Ross, Miller, VV.Torrance, Goodall.and Mr.& Mis.Fisher.SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.The Wm.McGillivray spoke the John, C haotler.from Liver- ol to Prince Edward's Island.on 10th Oct.havisg Col.Rexdy, the Governor of that Is'and en board, and on the 6th in long.41.W.the Columbus, all well.The Schooner Earl of Dathousie sailed from Newfoundland for Quebec 2 days hetoie the Nymph; the Royal Charlotte wai to sai! about a week after.\u2014\u2014\u2014 EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE BOOKS.Will be sold, positively without reserve, at the Sale Roows of the Subsciiver, on MONDAY EVENING the 8th inst.at half past S1X o'clock.npwards of VOLS.valuable BOOKS, amongst 1 00 which are, Johnsons 4to.Dictionary, Do.Works, 12 vols Ures\u2019 Chemistry, Bibles, royal Bvo.«f, extra, Cruden\u2019s Concordance, Gold=inith> Greece and Rome, Do.Works, Gibhon\u2019s Rome, 12 vois Hume aud Smollett\u2019s England, 13 vols.Life in Paris, plates, Hu zleit\u2019s select British Poets from Chaucer 10 Byron, Josephus\u2019s Works, 4 vols.Locke on the Hunan Understanding.3 vols.Murray's Sermons to Asres, &c.Picture of London, Pionock®s Catechism, Proof Plaies, Paley\u2019s Works, 5 vols, Royal Caleudar, Smollests Works, 6 vols.Catalogues may be had, and the Books examined, ou Monday.before the sale.: JOSEPH CARY, A, &§ B.41h November, 1824, lg .GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.,[ 9 Stateinent of IMPORTS and EXPORTS at the Port of St.Johns, for quarter ended 10th October, 1824.IMPORTS.1768 Barrels Ashes 63% Bushels Peas 287 Pork 61 Potatoes 180 Rosin 11 Plumbs 117 Beef 6 Peaches 90 Apples 2 Quinces 14 Tar 24 Vegetables 12 Ind Meal 3116 Raw Hides 70 Peas 2144 Deer Skius 5 Oysters 2110 Hare do.4 Clams 1261 Raccoon do, 1 Keg Pickles 817 Seal do.1 Oysters 531 Bear do.107050 lbs.Cheese 412 Muskrat do, 79660 Butter 200 Lamb do.60440 Tallow 62 Otter do.7840 Hemp 46 Martin do.5600 Oatmeal 13 Wild Cat do.248% Wool 4 Wolf do.444 Hatters Furs 970 Water Melons 36 Lamb 15000 Cedar Rails 36 Veal 29 Boxes Spg.Waters 5276 Bushels Apples 5 Fruit 833 Corn £516 15 Sundries valued 254 Ind.Meal £9585 10 Specie DUTIABLE ARTICLES.211328 lbs, man.Tobacco 499 Lamb do.89749 Leaf do.492 Morocco do* 1654 Snufi do.192 Deer do.883 Hops do.120 Goat do.184 Gallons Spirits of 97 Neutra do.Turpentine 36 Binding do.90250 lbs.Sole Leather 20 Astracan do.90514 Harness do.15 Hog do.25 Shavings do.6 Buck do.1390 Sides Upper do.15 Gross Leather binding 1143 Horse do, 48 doz.Hat Linings 494 Kip Skins 177 Bbls.Rye Flour 13 Shoulders Horse- 3 do.Biscuit Leather 960 Head Cattle 12 Pieces Shavings 587 Hogs 13475 Squirrel Skins 466 Sheep 1128 Cat Skins 3 Horses £210 14 6 value of Sundry drugs, paying 23 per cent, duties.EXPORTS.631 Sheép do.594 Calf do.570 Rabbit do.36994 Bushels Salt 651 Otter do.40 do.Wheat 896 Foxes do.1504 Barrels shad 283 Deer do.i do.Sa!mon 142 Mink do.1 do.Mackerel 105 Lynx do, 2356 Pounds Dry Cod 86 Bear do, 100 do.Wool ?Fisher do.510 Gallons lum 5 Badger do.20 Cds hemlock bark 200 Raw Calf do.14 Tons Plaster 67 Horses 12237 Pounds Beaver £1,564 16 Merchandize 171 Cast Iron 9683 Muskrat Skins 1802 Martin do.Custom-House, St, Johns, 11th October, 1824.WM D.LINDSAY, Compt.valued.£11,736 15 in Specie.By His Excellency the Honorable Sir Francis NaTHA.NIEL Burton, Knight, Grand Cross of the Royal Guelphic Order of Hanover, Lieutenant.Governor, in and over the Province of Lower-Canada, &c.&e.&c.S EYHE Master, Deputy-Mas- ter, and Wardens of the Trinity House of Quebec, having submitted for my sanciion awd confirmation a certain Bve-Law, Rule and Order hy them wade, ordained and constituredunderand by virtue of an > Act of the Provincial Parliament, : intiruled, \u201c* An Act for she berer regulation of Pilots and Shipping ia the Port of Ques * bee, and in the Harbours of Quebec and Montreal, * and for impwoving the navigation.of the River Saing \u2018* Lawrence, and for establishing & fund for decayed ¢ Pilots, thei widows and children,\u201d in the words * following, to-wit: \u2014'* Whereas on the sixth day of July in the present year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and (wenty-four, certain Bye-Luws, Rules and Orders were made, ordained and constituted, by dhe Master, Depury-Master, and Wardens of this Corporation, and were afterwards, 10 wit : on the twelfih day of the same month, sasctioned and confirmed by His Excellency The Honorable Sir Franeis Burton, Lieutenant Governor of this Province, which said Bye.Laws, Rules and Orders are in the words following, 10 wit :\u2014 ** First\u2014Whereas, the establishment of the Steam- Boat or Boats, built tor the purpose of towing vessels from Quebec to Montreal, and vice versa, bas already proved, aud will in fulure prose exiremnely oppressive and detrimental to Bilots for and aLove the Harbour of Quebec, with the £xception of two or three that are ena guged by the Proprietors or Masters of such Steam-Boa or Boats fur (he season, and dy them put on bourd 0; 2 re the Vessels so towed by the said Steam Boat or Boats; and whereas itis necessary to encourage the said Pilots in such manner, that the monies paid fur Piloisge above Quebec, may be distributed in as equal a portion as possible, among the whole of them.lt is hereby ordered, that from and afier ihe fist day of August next, all and every Master of a Ship or Vessel, or person having charge of a Vessel arriving fiom sea, in he Harbour of Quebec, and bound to Montreal or to any port or place between Quebec and Montreal, shal! apply to the Su.perintendant of Pilos, for a Pilot 1o conduct such Ship or Vessel to her destination above Quebec ; and such Masters or persons having charge of Ships or Vessels as aforesaid, shall receive on board of ihem the Pilot whom the Superintendant shall appoint, under a penalty not exceeding Ten Pounds, current money of this Province.Provided always, that no Master of any Coasting Vessels or River Craft, when employed within any part of the Gulph or River St.Lawrence, or when coming from the Labrador Fisheries, shall be obliged to take or receive on board a Pilot, any thing herein contained 10 the contrary noiwithstanding.¢¢ Second-And whereas it is necessary (hat provision be made for the betier carrying ihe aforesaid Bye-Law, Rule and Order into effect, fi is hereby further ordered, thai all and every Pilot, for and above the Harbour of Quebee, shall on his arrival at Quebec, present or announce himielf 10 the Superiniendant of Pilots, that his name may be registered and numbered in a Book to be kept by the said Superintendant, with the time at which snch Pilot shall present or announce himself, under à penaliy, for every neglect so to do, not exceeding Five Pounds current money of this Province, \u201cs Third-And it is hereby further ordered, that the Superintendantof Pilots for the Harbour of Quebec, shall in all times during the season of the navigasion, keep a Register of Pilots for and above the Harbour of Quebec, and number them in such Register, according to the days and date on which such Pilots shail present or announce themselves 10 bim 3 and when applied to by any Master of, or any persons having charge of any Ships or Vessels arriving from sea as aforesaid, for a Pilot, he shall hegin with the name at the top of the said Register, continuing downwards: and if the Pilot or Pilots so registered, shall absent themselves at any time, he shall then take (he next upon the Register and so on in rotation, until he can find one present to put on board the Ship or Vessel so applying, under a penalty not exceeding Ten Pounds, current money of this Province.* Fourth.-And it is hereby furtber ordered, that all Branch Pilots for and above the Harbour of Quebec, who are engaged on board the Steam Boats or any description whatever, shall be, and they are hereby prohibited from taking charge of any Ship or Vessel lying in the Harbour of Montreal, for the purpose of conducting such Ship or Vessel 10 Quebec, or any intervening Port or place between Montreal and Quebec, vuder à penalty not exceeding Ten Pounds, current money of this Province.\u201d And whereas it is expedient to revoke and repeal the said Bye-Laws, Rules and Ocders so made, ordained and constituted as aforesaid,-_-Ï: is declared, that the suid several Bye-Laws, Rules and Orders, so made on the sixth da, of July last, and sanctioned aod confirmed on the (welfih day of the said monih, and each and every of the said Bye Laws, Rules and Orders, have been, and the same are hereby repealed and revoked accordiugly.J.STEWART, Master.: WILLIAM PRICE, Dy.Master.Wa.PEMBERTON, Warden.WILLIAM WALKER, Walden, ROBT.PATERSON, Warden, J.LAMBLY, H.M.& Warden.ROBT.YOUNG, Superi.of Pilots and Warden.At the request of the said Master, Deputy.Master and Wardens of the Trinity House of Quebec, I have perused and have examined ibe said Bye.Law, Rule and Order, and the same, as far as 1 lawfully may have sauctioned and do sanction by these presenis, Given under ny Hand and Seal at Arms, at the Castle ef Suint Lewis, in the City of Quebec, this Thirtieh day >f October, ia the Year of our Loid, une \u2018housand eight hundred and twenty-four, and in the ifih year of Ilis Ma- Jjusty's Reign.FRANCIS BURTON.By His Excellency\u2019s Command, Ls MONTIZAMBERT, ' Asst, Sey.DANCING.ISS ASPINALL begs leave 10 return her sincere thanks, to her friends aoû the public in general, or che encouragement she received last winter, and alsu respecifully solicits a continnation of their favour, ne she intends re-opening her School on, WEDNESDAY the 22d inst.Miss A.hus taken Br.SYNE\u2019 House in (he Lower-Town, where she has a Room sufficiently large .for her pupils, und thai she will for the fone hold her SCHOOL at her HOUSE in MooNTAIN STREET, and not at the UNION HOTEL.Mis A= his rea ceived per the True Briton, a variety vf new Dabces for her javenile pupils, and also sone of the most fushiou- able Qua frills, that have been davced at Carlion Palace, Abpacks, and the Caledonian assemblivs, \u2014 Miss A= farther begs leave to inform her friends aud the public, tha this will be her last winter in Quebec, previous 10 hog going to Montreal.\u2014 Days of teaching Juvenile Pupils, Wednesdays and Sacurdays froin Que to Five o'clock Quadrill Dancers, an Tuesdays and Fiidays trom Sia tu tué.Quebec, 20.h Sept.1824, u ÉE ERNMENT CONTRACTS i \\ENNERS will he received nt this Qfce votil Wed- nesduy the Jst day of December next, at Neon, for (he nudermentioned services, viz :\u2014 .\u201c1st, For manufacturipg Guvernmeut Fleur ioto Bread, for the nse of the Trovns forvne year, from 25:h December 1824, inclusive \u2014Th# 1enders «wo state the number ef lbs.of good, sweet, and well manufactured Bread that will be furnished for each 112 lbs.of Flour, issued from the Commissariat Stores, to name (wo respectable persons gs sureties for the performance of the Contract, and to be endorsed, ** Tenders for baking 49.For all caringe that may be required for she Military Réparimenis ia this Garrison, tor the same period ~The ignders10 state the respective rates per day that will be charged for one, two, three, or four horses.with drivers agd carriages suiiable for the service 10 he rerformed ; and also the rate per cent below the Police arifl now in force, at which single loads will be conveyed sthe proposals must further state the pumes of two respectable persons who will hecome responsible for the fulhlipent of the contract, and to be endorsed, ** Fenders or Ce >» ; ; I LEE tying the Ordnance Department in this Garrjzop with such quantities of Lumber, Lime, Stone, and Lagd, (agreably te a specification tn be seen at this Office) as may he required during the abovementioned perjod.\u2014Tue tender; 10 state the names of 1wo respectit ble persons who will become responsible for the fuifil- ment of the contract, and to be eudarsed, ** Tenders for Lumber.\u201c Lime.\u201d ** Stong,\u201d ** Land,\u201d as the case may be.The contract for this Jast service 10 be entered into garegahly to the Treasury regularions respeciing contacts lor Qrdpance supplies, which regulations can also be geen at this Office.C mpisgary jeperal\u2019s Qffice, ; \u201cWerree, Ist November, 1824.T c tee apaninied bu Quel behalf ammittee appointed in Quebec to 3ct on behal .1 1 WELLAND CANAL COMPANY, request the attendance of the Siockholders, and of all \u2018such Persons as may be disposed ta became Stackliolders, at a General Meeting, 10 be keld in the Grand Jury Room in the Coyri Hause in this City.on MONDAY next, at TWO be eck,afteruvqn.By Order, \u2019 JAMES IRVENE.Quehec, 4th Navemher, 1824.4 i ts saad ate nod mo teen gE Ll at a agit OUND ADRIFT\u2014By c.John Gadbou, of St Pierre, 1s)aad of Qrlegnis, new boat 18feet long, aJolly boatabout 14 feetlong, painted white bottom and black above, ho name in theïp ; Que mas(, three pieces of aak, three pieces of pipe, and three.spruce spars, all in his \u2018possession.CC ; ALSO=Pou g by Mr.Joseph Letourneau, of St.Famille, Island of Orlcans\u2014a new boa{{wenty feet long.four ash okrs in her, with no mark or paint on her; The owner or owners may have them by application to the undersigned and payne expences, but if nat claimed within six months from iis dale they will all be sold ac- vordidg to law.\u201d J.LAMBLY, Harbour-Master.* Quebec, November 4, 1824.y JUST PUBLISHED, AN ESSAY on the JURIDICAL HISTORY of FRANCE, 80 FAR AS IT RELATES TO THE LAW OF THE PROVINCE of LOWER CANADA, BY THE HON.J.SEWELL, Cuier JusTicE.Sold by T, Cary & Co.Quebec ; and R.E.Fasre & Co.Montreal.Quebee, Sept.10th, 1814.\u2019 Just Published, \u201c Exnraizs ou PRECEDENTS TIRES DES REGISTRES DE LA PREVOSTE pe QUEBEC ;\u201d\u201d By J.F.PERRAULT, Pzothanotary Court of King's Bench, for the District x Quebec.\u2014 Price 7s.6d.Sold by TT.Cary & Co.Free Masons\u2019 Hall; and at Montreal, by Messrs, R.E.Fabre & \u20aco.Sept.30 1824 u a CONDITIONS OF THIS PAPER.Subscription, in Town, one guijuen, (23s.4d.Currency per annum ;\u2014Sent by Post, one pound five shillings, in cluding Pouage, payable at the expiration of six months PRIGH.B ADVERTISEMENTS.Ju one.Language.1st.insertion.each subsequent Ens.3H 8 lines and wilder jee .2s.6d.ee.hd.te Ron lines.nnd under, oe 3s.ads ese: 10d.1 ove ines.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.eves ee XU,y r.line s > ine.Both Languages ; \"Pp » MIRE Double tb above fates, Adveriisements without writlen directions are inserted in both Languages lt! forbid, and charged accordingly.Orders for discontinuing Advertisements to be in writing, add delivered by WEDNESDAY EVENING at 4e latest.- Long Advertisements sent after WEDNESDAY, or which require 1ransiation, will not appear in both Laa- \u2018 goagesin the next dyy'y Paper.- No Advertisemenis received after TEN-o\u2019clock on the may of publication.Bureau du Secrétaire Provincial, Québec, le Je.Nuvembre, 1824, Il aplu à Son Excellence le Lieutenant Gouverneur de fuire lappoiatement suivant, savoir: \u2018 Robert Lqufield pour & re ovapier dans et pour le Port de Québec, A la place de Duvid Morgan, decédé, CONTRATS DU GOUVERNEMENT.N recevra à ce Bureau jusqu\u2019à Mercredi le le.jour de Décembre prochain, après midi, des offres pour les services, sous mentionnés, savoir.Je.Pour manpfacturer la Farine du Gouvernement en Pain paur l'usage des Troupes, pendant un an depuis le 25e.Décembre 1824, inglusvement -Les offres diront le nombre de bons pains, sains et bien faits, qui seront fuuruis pour chaque 112 livres de Farine sorties des Magasins dy Gouvernement, et nommeront deux personnes respectables pour l'accomplissement du Contrat et serunt endossé, çontrat pour cuire du Pain.2d.Pour'tout, çharroyage qui peut être requis pour les départements Militaires.dans cette Garnison pengant le même tems.\u2014 Les offres diront les prix respectifs qui seront demandés par Jours.par un, deux, trois ou quatre chevaux, avec des conducteurs et des voitures conformes au service quisera à faire ; et aussi le prix par ceut au dessous du Tarif de Police maintenan* en force, auxquels des charges seyles seront.trainées, il faut encore que les propositions étublissent les.noms de deux personnes respeétables, qui seront responsabres pour l'accomplissement du Contrat, et seront endossées, *¢ Contrat pour charroyer.\u201d Se, Pour fournir au département de lOrdonsance dans cette Garnison, telles quantités de Bois, de Chaux, de Pierre et de Sable, (conformément à la spécification qui peut être vue à ce Bureau) qui sera requise durant le tems ci-dessus mentionné.Les offres donneront les noms de deux personnes respectables qui deviendront responsables de l\u2019accomplissement du Contrat, et gerçat endossées, \u201c\u201c Contrat pour fournir Le Bais, la Chaux, la Pierre, ou le Sable,\u201d comme le cas se trouvera.Il faut que le Contrat pour ce dernier service sait fait conformément aux Règles du Trésor, touchant les Con- trats pour les fournitures de l'ordonnançe, lesquelles |.et ce sous peine d\u2019une amende qui n'excédera pas dix règles peuvent aussi être vues à Ce Bureau.Bureau du Commissaire Général, Québec, le.Novembre, 1824.Roy AVIS, LE Comité appointé dans Quéhec pour agir ay nom et pour LA COMPAGNIE DU CANAL DE WELLAND, sollicite la presence des Actionaires et de toutes autres personnes qui seraient disposées à y prendre des actions, a une Assemblée Générale qui se tiendra daus la Chambre des Grands Jurés en la Maison de Justice dans cette Cité, LUNDI prochain,à DEUX, heures de relevée- Par Ordre, JAMES IRVINE.Québec, le 4e.Novembre, 1824.| Par Son Excellence I'Honorable Sir FRANCIS NATHA- niet BuaToNn, Chevalier grand croix de I'ordre guel- hique et royale d\u2019Hanovre, Lieutenant-Gouver- neur dans et pour la province du Bas Canada, &c.&c.&c.A ES Maitre, Député Maitre et SE À Gardiens de la Maison de la à.Tr inité de Québec, ayant soumis à ma sanction et confirmation un certain Règlement, Règle et Ordre par enx faits, ordonnés et constitués Gi) sous et en vertu d\u2019un acte du Parle- SEA ment Provincial, intitulé, ** Acté \u201c pour mieux régler les l\u2019ilotes et Vaisseaux dans le port de Quebec, et dans les havres de Québec et de « Montréal, et pour améliorer Ja navigation du fleuve s St.Laurent, et pour établir un fonds pour les Pilotes \u201c infirmes, leurs veuves et leurs enfans;\u201d Attendu.que le six Juillet de la présente année de Notre Seigneur mil huit cent vingt-quatre, certains statuts locaux, règlemens et ordres, ont été faits, ordonnés et constitués par le Maitre, le Député Maitre et les Garr dieus.de cette Corporation, lesquels ont été par après, à savoir : le Couze du,mênie mois, sanctionnés et confirmés par Son Excellence l'honorable Sir FRANCI3 BurToN, Lieutenant Gouverneur de.cette Province, lesquels règlemens locaux, régulations et ordres, portent ce qui suit, savoir :\u2014 - Premièrement-Vu que l'établissement d'un bateau ou, de bateaux à vapeur, construits pour touer des vaisseaux de Québec à Montréal, et vice versa, a déjà érê et sera.par la suite extrêmement oppressif et préjudiciable aux Pilotes pour le havre de Québec et au-dessus, à l'exception de deux ou trois qui sont engagés par les.propriétaires ou maîtres de tel bateau ou tels bateaux.à vapeur pour la saison, et par eux mis à bord des vaisseaux ainsi toués par le dit bateau ou les dits bateaux à vapeur ; et vil qu'il est nécessaire d'encourager les dits Pilotes de telle manière que les argens payés pour le pilutage au-dessus de Québec soient distribués aussi également que possible entr\u2019eux tous: H est ordonné, par le présent, qu'aprés et depuis le premier jour d'Aoùût prochain, tout et chaque maitre d\u2019un navire ou vaisseau, Ou personne ayant charge d'un vaisseau arrivant de la mer, dans le havre de Québec, et destiné pour Montréal ou pour aucun port ou place entre Qué- | bec et Montréal, s\u2019adres-era au.surintendant des pilotes, pour un pilore pour conduire tel navire ou vaisseau à sa Jestination au dessus de Québec ; et que tels maf-.tres vu personnes ayant charge de navires ou vaisseaux comme ci dessus dit, recevront à.bord d'iceux le pilote que le surintendant aura nommé, sous peine d'une amende n\u2019excédaut pas dix livres du cours de cette proa.vince.Pourvu toujours, qu'aucun maître d\u2019un vaisseau cahoteur ou bâtiment de civière, lorsqu'il sera em- p oyé dans aucune partie du golf: ou du fleuve Saint-.Laurent, ou lorsqu il arrivera de la pêche de Labrador, ne sera obligé de prendre ourecevoir à.bord un pilote, nonobstant aucune chose ici contenue, à ce contraire, Secondement.Et vu qu\u201cil est nécessaire de pourvoir- à Mieux assurer l'exécution du précédent réglement, regle et ordre : \u2014I est de plus ordonné- par.le présent, que tout et chaque pilote pour le.havre de Québec et au-dessus, en arrivant À Québec, se présentera ou s\u2018anÿ noncera au surintendant des pilotes, afin que son nom.soit enrégistré et numéroté dans un livre qui sera teau & set eet par Je dit syrintendant, avec le tama ou tel pis lote se sera présents ou aunoncé ; sous.peine, pour chaque négligence à cet égard, d\u2018une amende qui p\u2018excédera pas cing tivres du.cours de eette province.* Troisièmement, Et il est de plus ordonné par le présent, que le surintendant des pilotes pour le havre de Québec tiendra en tout tems, pendant ld saison de la na.vization, un régistre des pilotes pour le havre de Québec et au-dessus, et les numérotera dans le dit régistre selon les jours et dates auxquels tels pilotes se seront présentés ou.annoncés à Jui ; et que lorsqu'auçun maître ou personne ayant charge de quelque navire ou vaise seau arrivant de la mer, comme ci-dessus dit, lui demandera un pilote, il commencera par le nom quise trouvera en tête dudit régistre, et continuera en descendant; et si le pilote ou les pilotes ainsi enrégistrés.s\u2019absentent en aucun tems, alors il prendra le suivant sur le régistre, etainsi de suite, à tour de rôle, jusqu\u2019à.ce qu\u2019il entrouve un présent pour le mettre à bord du navire ou vaisseau pour lequel.il en est demandé uns livres du cours de cette province, Quatrièmement.Et il est de plus ordonné par le présent, qu'il sera, et par le présent il est défendu à tous pilotes à branche pour le havre de Québec et au dessus, qui sont engagés à bord des bateaux à vapeur de quelque description que ce soit, de prendre charge d'aucun navire cu vaisseau dans le bavre de Montréal, pour conduire tel navire ou vaisseau à Québec, ou à quelque port ou place intermédiaire entre Montréal et Québee,.sous peine d\u2019une amende qui n\u2019excédera pas dix livres du cours de cette province.Et attendu quil est convenatkle de revoquer et de rapeler les dits statute, locaux, règlemens et ordres ainsi faits, ordonnés et constitués comme susdit.Il est déclaré que les dits différens statuts locaux, règlemens.et ordres ainei faits le six de Juillet dernier et sanction.\u201cHéset confirmés le douze du dit mois et tous et chacun des dits statuts locaux, règlemees.et ordres ont été et iceux sont par le-présent en conséquence, rappellés et révoqués.J.STEWART, Maitre.Wm, PRICE, Coniremaitre, Wm, PEMBERTON, Gardien; Wm.WALKER, Gatdien, R.PATTERSON, Gardiep, + LAMBLY, Cap.de port et Gardien, ROBT.YOUNG, Surintendant .; î des Pilots et Gardien, A la requête des-dits maîtres, député maître et Gouverneur de la maison dé la Trinité de Québec, j'ai lu et examiné le dit statut, règlement et ordre de communauÀ té et pour autant que je suis autorisé par la Loi, je le sanctionne et le confirme, par ces présentes, onné sous, mon seing et sçeau au Chateau St.Louis, dans la cité de Québee, ce trente Octobre, dans l\u2018année de notre Seigneur mil huit cent vingt-quatre, et- dans la cinqu eme année du Règne de Sa Majesté.FRANCIS BURTON.Par ordre de Son Excellence, Ls.MONTIZAMBERT, Asst.Secr.Stare or THE TuerRMOMBTER.fur the past wesk at.8 o'clock, A.M, 43, 37, 35, 30, 26, 98, 34, Province du} Par Son Excellence ]\u2019Honorable Bas.Canada, } Sir FRANCIS NATHANIEL BUR TON, Chevaher Grand Croix de l'Ordre Royal Guelphique ve Ha novre, Lieutenant Gouverneur daus et sur la Province du Bas-Canada.&c.&c.&c.\u2018 PROCLAMATION, TTENDU que dans et par un Acte du Parlement Provincial du Bas-Canada, fait et passé daus la dernière Session d\u2019icelui, dans.la présente année du Règne de Sa Majesté, intitulé, \u201c\u2018Acte pour « l\u2019établissement de Foires dans cette Province,\u201d id est, entr\u2019autres choses, stalué que aussi longtems que le dit Acte sera en force, il pourra être tenu en muelque tems que ce soit pendant les mois de Mars et de Septembre de chaque année, dans les diffé.rens Districts de cette Province, A telles places et à tels jours que le Gouverneur, le Lieutenant-Gou- verneur, ou la Personne chargée du.Gouvernement de cette Province pour le tems.d'alors, pourra appointer à cet effet, une Foire ou des.Foires sous tels règles ou réglemens qui pourront être par la auite pourvus spécialement par bes Juges à Paix pour les différens Districts, dans leurs Sessions générales de la Paix ;- et que cette Proclamation fixera le lieu et le tems de la tenue de telle Foire ou ffuires, et qu\u2019icelle sera datée et publiée au moins Jeux mois immédiatement précédens le tems fixé pour la tenue de telle Foire ou Foires.\u201d En coa- séquence, sachez qu'en conformité au dit Aete, j'ai jugé à propos de faire sortir cette Proclamation, par laquelle j\u2019autorise la tenue de Foires dans la Commune de la Paroisse de Laprairie, daus le district de Montiéal, deux fois chaque anuée, c'est-à- dire les seconds vendredis dans.les mois de Mars et Septembre, pendaut la durée du dit Acte.Douvé sous mon Seing et Sceau de mes armes, - au Château St.Louis, dans la Cué de Québec, le quatre Octobre, dans l\u2019année de notre Seigneur, mil huit cent vingt quatre, et daus la cinquième année du règne de Sa Majesté.0 (Signé) FRANCIS BURTON, Lieutenant-Gouverneur.Par ordre de Son Excellence, (F1gné) Ls MoNTIZAMBERT, faisant les fonctions de Sec.Prov.Lettres d\u2019Echange du Gouvernement N recevra des propositions à ce Bureau, pour des Lettres d*Echanye à 80 jours de vue, sur les Lords Commissiires de la Trésorerie de sa Majesté.L'argent sera reçu à Québec ou à Montréal.Bureau du Commissaire Général, Québec, le 15 Oct.1824.Contrat du.Gouverne ment.ES personnes désirant contracter pour fournir 4 les troupes, &c.de BEUF FRAIS pour une apnée, à commencer du 25 Décembre, 1844, inclusivement, sont priées d'envoyer à ce Bureau, le ou avant, Vendredi, 5- de Novembre prochain, après-midi, des Propostions sceliées, endossées, \u2018$ Applications pour du Beuf Frais,\u201d mentionnant à quel prix par cent livres elles voudront le fournir, ct le nom de deux.personnes respectables, comme sûvetés, pour l\u2019accomplissement de l\u2019obligation, Des particularités plus étendues à l\u2019égard de ce Contrat, tant qua la qualité du Beuf, des termes d\u2019issus, et la référence de ressource en cas de doute ou de difficultés, seront fair connoitre, par applica- Jon au Député Assistant Commissaire-Généra BTAYNER, au Bureau des Provisions.Bureaudu Gommissaire- Général, Québec, 5,Oc:obre, 1824, \u2014 4 VENDRE, A = .\u2019 | .pcs NE.Ferme située à la Petite.Rivière : : audessus du Pont de Scott, contenant 80 Acres de erie sous culture, avee une Maison neuve à deux élages, une Grange, Fable, &c.et les instruments d'Agriculture ; ainsi que quelques excellentes Vaches à Mil cu bon état, Sadresserd : R.DAUNTON, 27 Mars 1824.u Rue Su Pierre Pour uee voryire a quatre fp \u2018Pour uoe voiture à, deux.GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.EAN BAPTISTE LAGUE,menauister et charpentier en la paroisse St Mathias, comté de Bedford, prévient le public, qu\u2019il se propose de s\u2019adresser à la Législature, à la prochaine Session, pour obtenir le privs- liège d'ériger un pout de pé.ge sur Ia riviere des Hurons, euvirun à deuX arpens su dessous de l'endroit où ubousit le chemin de descente qui communique de cette rivière aux traverses de la rivière Richelieu, nu bas de la grosse Esle du Bassin Chambly; et de plus que le dit privis Iége s\u2019etende jusqu\u2019au pont de la riv.ère sur la terre de Joseph Bertrand, et une licue au dessus de l\u2019endroit où doit être bâ.i le dit pont ; lequelpont sera de la dimen tion Suivante : 11 aura soixante pieds d\u2019é-happe, lea lams bourdes, au nombre'de six et de pruche, serout sppui- ées sur des fausses lambuurdes, de même bois, et auront dix huit pouces sur une fuce et quinze sur l\u2019eutre, les culées auront dix, neuf pieds de haut, vingt cinq pieds de profondeur, par le haut, du cô \u20ac du sud-ouest, es quinze pieds du cô:Ë du nord est, sur une largeur proportionnée, les p'èces de ces culées seront dc même bois et d\u2019uo pied quarré, ces culées veront remplies de pierres terrassée:, avec les corps morts nécessaires pour rete- uir les pièces, Du cd.\u20ac du sud-ouest, il y, aura une levé- d'environ un quart c\u2019urpent de long, et de six pieds de haut, près de la cu'ée, en diminuant jusqu\u2019à la terre ferme, et a\u2019une largeur proportiunnée, le pontuge sera de inê-se bois et de pièces de cing pouces d'épaisseur, | y aura des gardes-corps, tant sur le dit pont, que sur les culées et levées, de six pouces quarés, portés par des poteaux de trois pieds de haut et neuf pou ces quartés par le bas, de huit pieds en huit pieds, et de bois de pin.LI y aura a chaque bout du poutage, une lisse d\u2019un pied de large sur cinq, pouces d\u2019épaisseur, I! prévient aussi le public que les taux de pésge pour ce pont seront, Pour une caléch -, 6 sols.Pour une chareute, chargée OÙ ROM.D 8015, Pour un bomme à cheval .\u2026.\u2026 eo.sols, Per bœuf, vacne, ou cheval libre.a.sols, Par chaque moeton, co chon ou veau.l sol Pour une personne a - pied.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.sols, chevaux .0- sois, |.3m Et à proportion pour auires Choses.TLEN DU que par ua Acte du Par ement de cette A Province, passé dans la 42.Geo.IV.chap.Jacques Morin, fils, de la paroisse St.Vallier, Comté de Hertford, a obtenu le privilége d\u2019ériger un Pout de Péage sur la rivière St.Nicolas, dans le Comté de Devon, sur uae étendue de la rivière d\u2019une demie lieue de son embouchure en remontant ; et attendu que par le susdit Acte, les habitans de la paroisse St.Thomas, dans le susdit Comté, sont en liberté d'acquérir la proprété du dit pont de Jacques Moria susdit, à un prix réglé par des arbitres, puar l\u2019usage du public, et vu encore que Jear Bapt-ste Couillard Després, Joseph Nicole et autres de la susdite paroisse St.l'homas, se sont adressés par requête au Grand Voyer du Distriet de Québec, demandant de retirer le susdit pont des mains du susdit Jacques Morin, en payant au dit Jacques Morin la var leur du dit pont telle que décidée par arbitrage fait de la manière.ci-dessus mreutionuée dans le susdit Acte, et vu en outre que les dits Jean Baptiste Couillard Des- pres et Joseph Nicole et autres de la susdite paroisse St, Thomas, tous requéraus la possession du dit pont, ont refusé et refusent encore de payer le montant adjugé par l\u2019arbitrage.Avis PusLic est par le présent donue que le susdit Jacques Morin s\u2019adressera a la Lé,islature Provinciale lors de la Session Prochaine, pour la sup plier de rappeler pour l'avenir le droit.dont jouissent actuellement les haditans de la paroisse St.Thumae, de déposséder par achat ou autrement le dit Jacques Morin on ses représentans, du dit pont, pour l'usage du public, tel que pourvu par le Statut ci-dessus mentionné, ou de bâtir tout autre Pout dans la limite susdite.Te.Octobre, 1824, JACQUES MORIN.Bureau des.Gommissuires.pour \u201d Administration des Biens des ci-devant Jesuites.QUEBEC, 14 M41, 1822.A VIS public est par le présent donné que partie du bien connu sous le nom de La Vucherie, (située près du Pont Dorchester ) qui appartenoit autrefois au ci devant FOUES .\u2026\u20260.\u2026,.IÜ sois, Pour une Cariole ou trai- NÉ.sols, - Ordre des Jesutes, et est actuellement en la possession de Sa Majesté, est à concëder en luts ou emplacemens, non moindres qu un acre en superficie, a perpétuité.aux personnes qui seront d'intention d'en prendre à bail à cens et rentes seigneuriales melées de vente, pour un prix fixe pay able à la pussation du Contrat, ou hyputhéquée sur le fond même, à d pour cent d'inéérét, ou bien, à rentes constituees.Pour de plus amples informativns à ce sujet, on peut s\u2019in ormer à ce liureau.Bar ordre des Commissaires, ( Board ).GEO.RYLAND.AVL, 7 ES.Soussignés preunent la liberté d'informerle .public qu\u2019ils ont trausporté leur Comptoir à leur Brasserie de St.Roch, où LS ont toujours en _matu\u2014de ln fleur de farine tive, moyenne & entière fraiche de leurs montins ; Comme aussi du Biscuit de Terreneuve & du son à demande, e\u20act de l\u2019huile de fin de double cuison en quarts, & en cruches de gaès J.McCALLUM & Co: Rue St, Chaslesy 17 Mai 1824, oo Secrelaire.1 d Terres à vendre dans le Haut et Bas-Canadæ-.500 Acres dansle Township.de Godmanchester, Bas-.Canada.400 Acres dans le Township de Lancaster, Comté de Glengary, District Oriental du Haut- Canada.200 Acres dansle Township de Roxburgh, Comté de.Stormont, mémes District et Province, 300 Acres dans le Township de Cornwall, Comté de- Stormont, mémes District et Province.200 A res dans le Township d\u2019Osgood, Comte de Russell, mêmes District et Province.: 200 Acres dans le Township de Nepean, Comté de Carlton, District de Johnstown, Haut-Canada.200 Acres dans le Township de Reach, Comté de York.District Intérieur, Haut-Canada, ; 200 Acres dans le Township de Gainshorough, Comt.de Lincoln, District de Niagara, Harut- Canada.Pour plus amples informations, s'adresse ROGERSON, HUNTER.& Co: Quêvec, 24e.Décembre, 8825.A VIS public est par le présent donné que le Président et les Directeurs de la Compagnie d.Assurance, contre les.accidens du feu, tant pour eux que.pour les actionaires leurs associés dans la dite compagnie, sont dans l\u2019intention de présenter use Requête à la prochaine Session de la Législature Provinciale, pour en.obtenir un acte d'incorporation de la dite Société, sous.les nom et forme de \u201c Compagnie d\u2019 Assurance de Québec, contre les-accidens du feu.4 Wm.HENDERSON, Juar.Sect.Québec, le 5.Août 1824.AVIS.\u201cRVOUTES-personnes ayant des demandes contre la, succession de feu Jacob Oldham, Ecuyer, en son.vivant du village de Terrebonne, sont priées d\u2019envoyer sans délai aux soussignés leurs comptés duement assermentés ; et toutes personnes qui sont en dette À la ditte succession sont pareillement requises de payer le montant de leurs dettes respectives d'hui au premier de- Décembre prochain aux soussignés Henry McKénzie.et Norman Bethune à Montréal, et John McKenzie à Terrebonne, Exécuteurs Testamentaires du dit feu.Javob Oldham, ou à Québec à Jacob William Oldam, Écuyer, dûement auterisé à les recevoir et à liquider- ces demandes.HENRY McKENZIE, NORMAN BETHUNE, JOHN McKENZIE, Exécuteurs, 4c.Octobre, 1824, ON VIENT DE PUBLIER Et A vendre par Thos.Cary & Co.Halle des Franc-macons, et a Montréal, par Messrs.R.I, Fabre & Co.« ExTtraits ou PRECEDENTS.TIRE\u2019S DES REGISTRES.DE LA.PREVOSTE\u2019 pe QUEBEC ; Par J.F.PerravrT, Greifier et Protonotaire du Banc du Roi pour le- District de Quebec.\u2014 Prix 74.6d.Sept.30, 1824, u ap = a my ry > Ea Be CONDITIONS DE CETTE GAZETTE Souscription, en Ville, une guinée par année\u2014Bnvoyé: par la Poste, un louis, cinq chelins, inclus les- frais: de Poste ; payable à la fin de six mois, PRIX DES AVERTISSEMENS, Dansune Langue.lve.Insertivn.chaque ins, suiv.Six lignes etau-dessous ., 28.Sd\u2026\u2026.7hds Dix lignes ei au-dessous.3s.4d o.oo.10d.Aude-la de dix lignes.4d.parligoe, 1d.parligne Dans les deux Langues ; .- Le double des taux ci-dessus.: - Les À vertissemens sans directions écrites.sont inséré dansles deux langues jusqu\u2019à contre ordre et sont chargés en conséquence.Les Ordres pour discontinuer les Avertissemens dois vent être en écrit, et livrés MERCREDI AU SOIR au plus tard.' .JE Les Aver{issemens longs, on qui demandent à être traduits, envoyés après le MERCREDE, ne paroîront point duns ies deux langues, dans le Papier du lende: ny.I! ne sera reçu aueun Avertissement après DIX lrenres .4 jouc de la publication de la Gazette* AGENS POUR CE PAPIER.MONTREAL].Williams, Ece.Maitre de Poste.TrOIS-R1IViERES\u2014H F.Hughes, Ecr.Wm.HENry\u2014 Me.Jicob Dorge.BERTHIER\u2014Henry Joseph, ler.St.Jean\u2014Mz.Geo.Scott.BROCAV1LLa, H.C.\u2014Mesars, D.& By Curley. aw 13 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.7 me _ T'rois.Rivières, N vertu d'un OR DREd'EX: gacd, étables, écuries et autres bâ iments dessus pt 1,'N vertu d'un MANDAT D'EXECU.savoir : ECUTION émané de la construits; eten outre la moitié indivise dans le à savoir: TION émané de la Cour du Banc du Cour du Bane du Roi de Sa Majesté pour les causes civiles dans et pour le district des Trois-Rivières sipdit, i instance de RENE\u2019 KIMBER, Ecuver, Marchand, de la ville des Trois-Rivières, contre les biens, terres et possessions de JOHN GREENWOOD, journalier, de la dite ville des TroisrR - vières, à moi adressé, j'ai saisi el pris en exécuiion, comrae appartenant au die John Greenwood, un Jot de terre siwé dans le town hip de K'ngsev, dans le comté de Buckinghamshire, étant le lot No.6 dans fe second rang du dic township, contenant environ cent quatre v:ngt deux acres en soperfivie, borné pardevant à la rive droite de la Rivière S+.François et par derrière au co:don du troisième rang, jo1ze nant au nord-ouest le lot No.7.Or j donne par le présent, avis public que le dir lot de terre sera vendu et adjugé au plus haut enchéri-seur a_mon Bureau, au Palais de Justice des Trois Rivières, LUNDI le DIXIEME jour de JANVIER pro chain, à ONZE heores du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de Ja vente seront énoncées, L.GUGY, Shérif.Tous et un chacun ayant aucun droit quelconque sur les prémisses tel que ci-dessus décrites, soit par hypo- thêque où tout autre tÎtre on charge, sont par le présent: avertisd\u2018en donner avis au dit Shérif, âson Bureau susdit, suivant la loi 5 et en outre, que nalle opposition afin d\u2018annuler ou afin de distraire le tout on partie des dites prémisses, ou afin de charge ou servitude sur icelles, ne sera reçue par le dit Shérif durant les quinze jours qui en précéderont la vente.\" Bureau du Shérif, 4 Sept- 1824.Trois-Rivières EX vertu d'un ORDRE savoir : } D'EXECUTION, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté, pour les causes civiles dans et pour le District des Trois Rivièses susdit,à l\u2019instance de Louis Duniére, E.cuyer, dela paroisse de la Pointe du Lac, dans le comté de St.Maurice, commerçant, contre les biens, terres et possessions de MICHEL ROBITAILLE, Maitre Charpentier, de la même paroisse, à moi adressé, j'ai saisi et pris en exécution comme sppar- tenant au dit Michel Robitaille, 1 ©* Une pièce de terre situé en la paroisse de Machiche, sur le fief Gatineau, contenant un arpent de front sur cinq arpents de profondeur, prenant pardevant du côté du Lac St.Pierre à François Bourassa, el par der\u201d rière à François Descoteaux et Joseph Comeau, joignant du côté nord-est à Antoine Lesieur De- sauniers, et au sud-oues au dit François Bourassa.9°.Une terre sise et située en la paroisse et seir gueurie de la Pointe du Lac, formant le No.11, dans la cinquième concession, con:enant un arpent et demi de front sur vingt cinq arpents de profondeur, prenant pardevant à la terre de Joseph Benoit et par derrière à celle de Charles Guilbert, père, et autre îeelle en bois de bout, jo'gnant d\u2019un cô-é au nord est à Modeste Dugré, el au RUd Ouest à Raphaël Provancher.8°.Une autre terre située au même lieu, étant le No.11, du sixième rang des concessions, d\u2019un arpent et demi de front sur vingt cinq arpents de profondeur, prenant pardevant à la terre ci dessus, No.2, et en profondeur au dit Mi chel Robiraille, joignant au nord est à Modeste Dugré: etau sud ouest au dit Raphaë! Provancher, 4°.Une tetre sise et située en la dite paroisse et seigneurie de la Pointe du Lac, de trois arpents de front sur environ ving' deux arpeors de profondeur, prenant d\u2019un bout à deux arpents de la Rivière du Moulin, et par derrière à Isidore Du; Lessin, joignant au nord ouest an dit J Buplessis, et de l\u2019autre côte à la terre ci après désignée.59.Une autre terre au même lieu, voisine de celle ci dessus, Contenant trois arpents de fiont sur environ vingt deux ar.pens de profondeur, bornée en front et en profondeur comme la p'écédente, y adioignant aussi au nord ouest, et de l\u2019autre côté au nom mé Dupont et Jean Bre.Deschenaux.6°, Deux terres con- ligues situées au même lieu, formant les Nos.13e: 14 dans le cirquième rang des conce:sians, cone- nant ensemble six arpents de front suc vingt cinq arpents de profondeur.9°.Deux autres terres contigues, formant les Nos.13 et 1g du sixième rang des concessions de la dite seigneurte de la Pointe du Lac, de même front ct profondeur que les deux pré édemes, No.6.8°, Un lopin de 1eire, de figure irrégulière, situé en la dite paroisse el ser | gneurie de da Pointe du Lac, consistant en ce qui suivant la loi; «t de plus qu'aucune opposition afin so trouve depuis le chemio du Roi, qui boine sun front, à aller à la Rivière du Moulin, qui le torae au noid est er en profondeur, et joignant au sud oucst aux héiitiers Landry, avec uoe maison, hao.4 lopin ou emplacement voisin, borne en front pareillement au chemin du Roi eten profondeur au Lac St, Pierre, joignant au nord est le précédent lopin, etau sud ouest à François Baudenes Or je donne nar le présent, ss que les sus:tites terres, lopins, &ec.seront separément vendus et adjugés au plus haut enchérisseur comme suit, savoir : No.1 ala porte de l\u2019Eglise de la paroisse de MACHICHE, LUNDI le DIXIEME jour de JANVIER prochain, à DIX heures du matin, et les autres lots à la porte de l\u2019Eglise de la paroisse de la POINTE DU LAC ,!e mème jour, à DEUX heures de l\u2019ap: ès midi, auxquels tems \u20ac lieux repectivement les Conditions de la Vente seront \u20ac noncées.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Tonus et un chacun ayant aucun droit quelconque sur les prémisses tel qué ci dessus décrites soit par hypothèque ou tout autre titre où charge, sont par le présent avertis d\u2019en donner avis au dit Shérif, à son Bureau susdit, suivant la loi ; et en outre, que nulle opposition afin d'annuller ou afin de distraire le tout ou partie des dites prémisses, ou afin de charge ou servitude sur icelles ne sera reçue par le dit Shérif durant les quinze jours qui en précéderont la vente.Bureau du Shérif, 4Sert.1824.Montréal.EX veriu d\u2019un MANDAT D'EXECU- à savoir : TION émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté pour les causes civiles, danset pour le susdit district de Montréal.à la poursuite de Hart Logan, Ecuyer, de Londres, dans celte partie du Royaume Uni de la Grande Bretagne et d\u2019Irlande.nppelée Angleterre, contre les terres et possessions de JEAN BAPTISTE MALBŒU F, de la paroisse St.Benoit, dans le dit district de Montréal, taneur, à mui adressé, j'ai saisi et pris en exécution comme appartenant au dit Jean Baptiste Malbœuf, un lot de terre sis etsitué dans la seigneurie du Lac des Deux Montagnes, dans la paroisse susdite de St.Benoit, contenant quatre arpens de front sur trente ar- prnsde profondeur, borné en front par le chemin de la Côte St.Vincent, dans la profondeur par les terres du Grand Brulé, d\u2019un côté par les représentans de Joachim Labrosse, et de l\u2019autre côré par Luc Viau, représentan André Viau, avec une maison en bois y dessus érigée.Or je donne par le présent avis public que les dits lois de terre et prémisses seront vendus et adjugés au plus haut enchérisseur.à la porte de l\u2019Eglise de In susdite pu- roisse St.BENOIT le LUNDI DIX-SEPT deJAN- VIER prochain, 3 ONZE heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de la vente seront énoncées.FREDx.W.ERMATINGER.Shérif.Tous ceux qui ont des prétentions sur les ditsimmeu- bles et dépendances ci-dessus désignés, soit par hypo- théque ou autre droit ou servitude, sont par le présent avertis d'en donner avis au dit ShérifF, à son bureau susdit, suivant la loi ; et de plus qu\u2019aucune opposition afin d'annuller ou afin de distraire le tout ou partie des dits immeubles et dépendances, ou afin de charge ou servitude sur iceux, ne sera reçu par le dit Shériff durant les quinze jou.s qui en précèderont la vente.Bureau du Shérif.El Sept.1824.Mo) A vertu d\u2019un MANDAT d\u2019EXECU- savoir : TION, émané de la cour du Banc du Roi de sa Majesté peur les cuuses civiles, dans et pour le susdit district de M ,ntréal, à la peursuite de John Forbes, de la paroisse St, Eustache dens le district de Montréal, habitant, et d\u2019Elizabeth Dingwellson épouse, à ce de lui duement autorisé, Contre Certaines terres et ténemens dans la possession de GasPArD DAGEN, de la c:té de Montréal, un des huiss ers de la ditecour ou Bice du Roi, curateur, duement appoin'é au délaissement en justice que en a é'é fait par Abner Bagg, des cité et dis.frict de Montréal, marchand, e: décrit dans Je dit Mandat d'exécution comme suit, savoir : ** Un emplacement si, tuéau bourg de Ter:ebonne, de so xaule pieds ct plus st s'ytrouventsur chaque face avec une maison et autres bâtmens dessus construits, fenant pardeVen! à larve qui conduit du chemin du Roi au moulin, par derrière à l\u2019emplacement dés'gné duns le jugement rendu par la Cour entre les n.êmes parties le cinq de Fevrier dernier,\u201d J'ai saisi et pris en exécution les dits emplacement et prémisses, comme élant dans la possession du dit Gaspard Dogen, dans sa ousdire capacité, \u20act je donne par le prés sent avis publie, qu\u2019iCeux seront vendus et adjugés au plus haut cachérissrur, à ls porte de l'Eglise de la susdite paroisse de Terrebonne, le LUNDI DIX-SEPT de JANVIER prochain, à ONZE heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de la Ven:e seront éaone c