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[" se [} = ce ur re se, - au ur es- et ra- et jen des che- s Li ant i]s site Fou tan ; su.ga l: ont Ste L ter pête Mai and is le ance ron ligne ave \u20ac sui 1r un atre« , du poni .tude, di de te du P.JUS r à la sand, és en André nt et pré- VAUX, s) et neou- liree nou- avec e.tréal, We JS ot N ve Mist - rJonn T rèse ala » VOLUME VI.\u2014No.32.THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1829, [New Series.) i asette de nckes.TOME VI\u2014No.32.JEUDI, 238 MAI, 1329.CEMPT.AIRES Re E TuE FOURTH, by the Grace of Gon, of the Cr United Kingdom of Great-Britain and Ireland.King, Defender of the Faith : To our such beloved and faithful the Legislative Councillors of our Province of Lower.Canada, and to our faithful and well beloved the Knig its, Citizens and Burgesses of our said Province, to an Assembly at our City of Quebec, on the second day of June next, to have been commeneed and held, called and elected, and to every of you, GREETING : Whereas for divers urgent and arduous affairs, us, the state and defence of our said Province, concerning, our Assembly at the day and place aforesaid, to be present, we did command, to treat, consent and conclude, upon those things whic a in our Assembly, should then and there be proposed an deliberated upon ; and for certain causes and consi era- tions, us to this especially moving, we have thought fit to Prorogue our said Assembly, so that you, nor any of you, on the said second day of June next, at eur said City to appear, are to be heldor canstrained, for we do will there fore, that you, and each of you, be as tous in this matter entirely exonerated ; Commanding, and by the tenor of these Presents firmly enjoining you, and every of you, and all others in this behalf interested, that on the fourteent day of July next, at our said city of Quebec, personally you be and appear, to treat, do.act and conclude, upon those thines which.in our said Assembly, by the Common Council of our suid Province, by the favor of God may be ordained.\u2014 iv TEstiMoNY WHEREOF, these our Letters we have caused to be made Patent.and the Gireat Seal of our said Province to be thereunto aifixed : Witness onr Trusty and Well beloved Sir Jayes heuer, Knight, Grand Cross of the Most Llonorable Military Order oi the Bath, Lieutenant General and Commander-in-Chiel of all our Forces in the Provinces of Lower Canada aud Up.per-Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, and their several Dependencies, andin the Island ct Newfoundland and Administrator of the Governmeu.of our Province of Lower-Canada, &c.&e.&c., at our Castle of St.Lewis, in our City of Quebec, in our saisl Proviuce,the 1 wentieth day of May, in the Yearof our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty nine, and in the tenth Yearof our Reign.J.K.Twomas DouarAs, Clk.Crown Chy.Wir a view to carry into effect the intentions of the Legislature in the Act passed iu the late Session of the Provincial Parliament, ¢ For the en- eouragement of Elementary Education,\u201d as regards Schools in the Country Parishes, not under the direction of the Royal Institution, His Excellency the Administrator of the Government deems it necessary to establish the following Regulations, which are to be strictly attended to in all applications tor the Allowances granted by the said Act P= The payment of the allowances granted by the 2d Seetion of the Act for the encouragement of Elementary Edueation will be issued from the Treasury, half yearly, in the nionths of January and July.; All applications for the same are to be trausmitted to the Civil Secretary, as early as possible in those months, The applications are to be accompanied by a return of the School for the six months, in the form prescribed by the Act, signed by the Trustees or Proprietor j\u2014on the back of the return a list of the Scholars is to be inserted, placing first the names of those who pay for their Education, and then those who are educated «ratis, with the date of the admission of each Scholar opposite to the name.The first payment will be made in the mouth or July next.To enable a School to receive at each period of payment the half of the yearly allowance of £20, granted hy the Legislature, it will be necess«ry that such School shall kave been attended by 20 pupils, during the preceding half year, but a proportion of the allowance according to that scale will be granted to a School that has been attended by the required number of Scholars during any part of the period, not being Jess than one month.It is not necessary that the 20 pauper children, who must have attended the School to entitle it to reccive the allowance granted for their Education, should be exclusive of the twenty of which the School must have consisted, to entitle it to any allowance whatever.No child is to be admitted as a pauper Scholar at any School, whose par-nts or protectors are not in such circumstances as to be unable to pay for the instruction of such child.No School established subsequently to the passing of the Act, will be entitled to any allowance, until the Trustees shall have been appointed as directed by the 4th Sectiun, the Law only authorizing the allowance to be granted to Schools whose affairs are administered by the Proprietors, where the same were actually established at the time the Act was passed.An authentic copy of the entry of record of the Election of the Trustees is to be transmitted by them to the Civil Secretary, immediately atter the Election.The benefits of the Act having been extended by the 8th Section to the several religious communities in the gountry parishes, where the children of the poor are edu- @ated gratis, a nominal return of the children who have reccived instruction atany such Institution, with the dates of their admission, will be required at the same periods as pr- scribed with regard to other Schools, signed by the Proprietor or persons having the direction ofthe establishment.The following form of a Certificate is to be transmitted to the Civil Secretary by the Trustees, to enable them to receive the allowance for a School House granted by the 3d Section of the Act : We the Trustees for the purchase or erection of a School House in the Parish of elected, as directed by the 4th Section of the Aet for the Encouragement of Elementary Education, do hereby certify that we have actually purchased (or erected as the case may be,) à suitable building for the purpose, in the said Parish, and that the full price thereof amounts to* The same allowance will be granted to the different Fabriques on a certificate signed by the Curé and Marguilliers that they have purchased a lot of ground and built a school house thereon, and stating the full price of the same.By command of His Excellency, The Administrator of the Government, C.YORKE, SECY.* To he stated in words at full length.DISTRICT OF QUEBEC.Sheriff's Dales.To wir: Tos .owt PurLic Notice is hereby given, that the undermentioned LANDS and TENEMENTS Lave been seized and will be SOLD at the respective time and ylaces as mentioned below, all persons having claims on the same are hereby required to make them known accorcirg to Law.AI oppusitio:s afin d\u2019annuller, afin d distraire or afin de charge except in ease of Venditioni Isepoiias, to which no sueh oppositions are by Law allowed, are required to be filed with the undersigned, at Lis OFfice previous to the fifteen days next preceding the day of sale, oppositions afin de conserver may be filed at any time within two days next after the return of the Writ, PLURIES FIERI FACIAS.EAN MARIE POITEVIN, of the parish of ; St.Pierre in the county of Northumberland in the district of Quebec, merchant, against AUGUSTIN NERON, of the same place farmer: Ist.Nine perclies of land iu front or thereabout, more or less, by about two arpents indepth, bounded in front by the river du Gouffre, in the rear by the King's highway, oo the south by Henry Tremblay, Esquire, andtowards the north, partly by Jean Marie Poite- viv and partly by Mes, Elie Boucbard, with a small house and a dairy thereon erected.2nd.Nineteen perches, or thereabouts, of laud in front, more or less, by about sixteen arpents in depth, like the firstone, situate in the parish of Baie St.Panl, in the scigniory of Beaupré, bounded in front by the said King's highway, iu the rear partly by north west arm (bras du nord onest,) and partly by the land of Messire Lelievre, Priest, towards the south partly by thelot of ground or emplacement of Thomas Lee, Esquire, and partly by the said Messire Lelievie\u2019s ground, and towards the north partly by the lot of ground or emplacement of Charles Pierre Huot, Esquire, and partly by the lot of ground of one Julien Lavoie, and partly by the said north-western arm (bras du nord-ouest) with a barn and stable thereon erected, circumstances and dependances, To be sold at the church door of the aforesaid parish of Baie St, Paul, on the TWENTY-NINTH day of sEPTEMBER next, at TEN o\u2019clock in the morning, The said Writ retnrnable ist.October next.W.S.SEWELL, Sheriff, No.1016-2 25th May, 1820.FIERI FACIAS.No.235 OSEPH ROY of the parish of St.Gervais, NO.279.of in the county of Hertford in the district of Quebec, Esquire, merchant, against PIERRE LACROIX, of the parish of 8t.Claire, in the county of Dorchester in the district ot Quebec, cultivator.A land of two arpents in front by thirty arpents more or less in depth, situate in the parish of St Claire, in the concession des longues pointes, in the seizniory of Jolliet, hounded on the southwest by the river Etchemins, and on the north east at the end of the said depth, on the northside by Jacques Picard, and on the other side towards the south by Jean Baptiste Bois- sonnette, together with a house and barn thereon erected.To be sola at the Church door of the aforesaid parish of St.Claire, on the TWENTY-NINTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at TEN in the morning.The said writ returnable 1st October next.W.S.SEWELL, Sheriff.26th May, 1829.FIËRI FACIAS.No.661.Pin IE CHALOU, of the city, county and district of Quebec, baker,against ANTOINE CAMPEAU of the same place, baker, a stone house situate in St.John\u2019s suburbs, St.George street, with anaugmentationin stone on the south east side of the said house, the whole forming a triangle, comprehending all that may be found from the line of St.Martin street, ranning westward as far as the property of Jean Bte.Tapin, which findsitselt divided from the house now tobe sold, by the wall which is mitoyen between the said two houses, with the ground in the rear of the said | house, conveying into a point to Richelieu street, the line mette, with a barn thereon erected.ofthe north west side of thesaid ground being to he prolonged in aline with the gable end mitoyen between the said Tapin and the Defendant.the whole bonuded in front by the line of St.George street, and in the rear converging into a point ending at the lineof Richelieu street, on the north east side by the line of St.Martin street, and on the vther side to the south west by the property of the said Jean Baptiste Tapin, with the stable thereon erected, circumstancesand dependances, to be sold at my office in the Court house, in the said city of Quebec, on the FWENTY-EIGITH day of SEPTEMBER next,at TEN in the morning.The said writ returnable on the lst October next.W.S.SEWLLL, Sheriff, Sheriff's office, 26th May, 1829.DISTRICT OF MONTREAL.Sheriff's Daics.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \"IN re .Fo Wir: PPUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that the under mentioned LANDS and TENEMENTS have been seized and will be SoLp at the respective times and places as mentioned below, all persons having claims on the same are hereby required to make them known according to Law.All oppositions afin d\u2019annuller, afin de distraire or afin de charge except in case of Venditioni Erponas, to which no such oppositions are by Law allowed, are required to be filed with the undersigned, at his Office previous to the fifteen days next preceding, the day of sale, oppositions afin de conserrer may be filed at any time within two days next after the return of the Writ, FIERI FACIAS.Montreal to vit} ACQUES CARTIER, of St An.No.2675.toine, in the county of Surrey.in the afaresaid district of Montreal, Esquire, and LOUIS EDOUARD HUBERT, of St.Denis, in the county of Ri- chelien, Esquire, and Dame Cecile Cartier, his wife, the caid Jacques Cartier and Dame Cecile Cartier, being the children aud representatives in law of the late Jacques Cur- tier, Esquire, in his lifetime, merchant of St.Antoine aforesaid, plaintiff, against KUSEBE CARTIER, of the parish St.Hyacinthe, in the said couuty of Richeliev, gentlemac, curator duly appointed to the vacant estate of the late Joseph Cartier, io his lifctime, merchant of St.Hyacinthe aforesaid, defendant: lo.One land situate iu the said pa- rlshSt.Hyacinthe, of two arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth, the whole more or less, bounded in front bv the mille road, in the rear by the lands of the petit rang, on one side partiy by Jean Dessaules, Esquire, partly by the Fae brique of St.Hyacinthe and partly by Jean François Têtu, at the ground berein-after designated (No.2) and on the other side partly by Louis Laforme, the widow Christophe Marches- sean and partly by Thomas Marchessean, with house, barn, shed, stables, cow-hcuses and other buildings thereon erected.2.A lot of ground or emplacement situate in the said parish St.Hyacinthe, containing forty-two feetin front, forty feet in depth, the whole more or less, bounded in front by the King\u2019s highway, inthe rear and on one side by Jean Des- saules, Esquire, and on the other side by the land herein- above designated under No.1.3o.A land situate in the said parish St.Hyacinthe, of two arpents in front by fifty arpents in depth, more or less, bounded in front by the highroad of le petit rang, in the rear by the lauds of the range St.André, on one side by Messire Antoine Gi- rouard, priest, and on the other side by the herein-after designated land (No.4) with a house and other buildings thereon erected.4o.Another laud situate in the same parish, of two arpents in front by forty-eirht arpents in depth, more or less, bounded in front by the highroad of the petit rang, in the rear by the lands of St.André\u2019s range, on one side by the herein-after designated land (No.3) and on the other side by the land hervin-above designated under No.5.50.Another land situate at the same place, containing two arpents in front by forty-five avpents in depth, bounded in front and in the rear like the two preceding (Nos.3 and 4,) on one side by the preceding one (No.4) and on the other by Pierre Brodeur.6o.A land situate in the saia parish St.Hyacinthe, of an irregular form of six arpents in front in the forepart, by twenty-seven arpents in depth, more ox less, bounded in front by the big way of the petit rang, in the rear by the lands of the grand rang, on ouc side by François Bernier and Charles Lionnais, and on the other side by Louis Richer and Benjamin Benoit.70.Another land situate in the said parish St.Hyacinthe, of three arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth, more orless, Lounded in front on the south west by the road of St.Francois, in the rear by the lands of the river Yamaska, on one side by Louis Cordeau, and on the other side by Basile Dufresne.80.A wood land, (terre à bois) situate in, the suid parish St.Hyacinthe, of fivearpents in front by thirty arpents in depth, more or less, bounded in front on the south-west of the range St.Frangois, in the rear by the terres des allonges (the lands of the addition,) on one side by Pierre Gaiêt dit Beauregard, and on the other side by André Gauthier.90.Another wood land situate in thesame \u2018parish, of three arpents fn front by thirty arpentsin depth, more or less, bounded in front by the middle line of the highroad of the range St.Dominique, in the rear by the lands of the sixth range, on one side by Messire Autoine Girouard, priest, and on the other side by Jean Dessaules, Esquire.10.One land situate in the Seig- niory Debartzch, in the parish $t, Damas, of two erpents in front by thirty arpents in depth, more or less, bounded in front on the north side of the river Yamaska, in the rear by Pierre Laviolette, on one side by Jean Baptiste Benoit, or his representatives, and on the other side by Alexis Oui- 11, Alot of ground or 295 emplacement situate in the parish of la Présentation, con- tuining ouc huudred and twenty feet in front by sixty feet in depth, more or less, bounded in front by the road leading from St, Hyaciathe to St.Devis, in the rear by one Lambert, or his representatives, and on both other sides by Jean Baptiste Jardt dit Beauregard, with a house thereon erected.12.A piece of land or emplacement situate iu the Bourg St.Denis, in the parish St.Denis, containing one hundred and twenty feet in front, by one hundred and twenty four feet in depti, moreor less, bounded in frout by the King\u2019s highway, in the rear by tie river Richelicu, on ove side by Louis Fleu- rv Deschambanit, Esquire, and on the other side by Louis Robichaud, with a house, shed and other buildings thereon erected.To be sold as follows, to wit: the lots from No.l to No.9, at the Church door of the parish of St.Hyacinthe, on the TWENTY-EIGHTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at NINE o'clock in the forenoon, the No.10 at the Church door of the par sh St.Damas, ou the SAME DAY, at FOUR o'clock in the afterzoon, the No.11, at the Church door of the parish of lu Présentation, on the following day, TWENTY.NINTH of SEPTEMBER next, at NINE o'clock in the morning, and the No.12, atthe Church door of the parish St.Denis, onthe same day TWENTY-NINTH of SEP- THMBER, at THREE o'clock in the afternoon, The said Writ returnable on the 1st day of October next.L.GUGY, Sheriff, Sheriff's Office, 23d May, 15829.7 FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to vit {ARLES KILBOURN, of the No.1692.township of Stanstead, hercinafter meutioned, Esq., plaintiff, against LEVI MATTESON, of Stanstead, in that part of the Inferior district of St.Francis which lies within the district of Montreal, Iron Founder, de- frndant.A piece of land known and distinguished as lot number one in the ninth range of lots in the said township of Stanstead, upon the canal on the westside of the King\u2019s highway leading to Derby, and bounded upon the north west side by an emplacement or privilege herctofore conveyed by the said plaintiff to Mr.Freeman Haskell, on the south west or lower side by a line drawn parallel with the said north east line and at such a distance therefrom as that it shall pass twenty feet below the lower end side of the old saw mill, now in rui s, and extending the south west boundary from the south east side of the said canal, north west- wardly eighty teet, on the south west side by the south west Lank of thie said canal, and on the north west side by aline to be drawn from the northern extremity of the said north west corner of the land of the said Freeman Haskell, with tie privilege of passing to and from the said highway, with a furnace and blacksmith\u2019s shop erected thereon.To be gold at the Church door in the t wnship of Stanstead aforesaid, on the TWENTY-NINTH of SEPTEMBLR next, at NINE in the morning.The said writ returnable lst October 1829.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 23d May, 1829.FIbRI FACIAS.Montreal, towit: 3} § OUIS DEMERS and JEAN BEN.No.203 : ç.JAMIN DEMERS, as well in his own name as curator duly elected in justice to André Demers his brother, interdicéed, the said Louis Demers and Jean Benjamin Demers, of the city of Montreal in the district of Montreal, leather merchants and dealers in pork and other objects, the said Louis, Jean Benjamin and André Demers all four children issue of the marri ge of the late Louis Demers, in his lifetime leather merchant and decler in pork and other objects, of the same place their father deccased, and of the late Marie Josephte Serre dit St.Jean alias Josette Serre dit St.Jean, their mother also deceased, and heirs each for a fourth of the property left by the said Maric Joscphte Serre dit st.Jean t cir mother deceased, plaintiifs, against PL RRH d\u2019AMOUR, of the paid city of Montreal, master baker, defendant.An emplacement situated in th: St.Lawrence suvurbs of the city of Montrea! aforesaid, coutaining thirty feet more or less in front, by all the depth that may be found between the maiustreet of the said suburbs, by which the same is bounded in fiont, and st Chasles Baromée street, by which tue same is hounded in the rear, bound:d on enc side by one Hall, and on the other side by Joseph Vallée, with two houses and other buildings of wood thereon ercctid, the passage being mitoven with the said Joseph Vallée.\u2018la be sold atwmy office in the city of Montreal, on the SECOND 0.OCTOBLR next, at NOON.The said writ is returnable on the 15th October next.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Skeriff\u2019s Office, 23d May, 1829.Montreal, to wit: YRANCOILS SERRE, of the parish No.1613.ç of Lougneuil in the district of Montreal, yeoman, plaintiff, against BENJAMIN VIGER, of the said parish of Longueuil, yeoman, defendant.À land situated in the said parish of Longueuil, containing three arpents and a half in front by tweuty arpents in depth with the exception of one half of an arp ut in front that has thirty arpents in depth, bounded in fro: t by Victoire Chenier, in the rear by the lauds of the Cote Noire, on onc side by Picrre Braie dit Labonté, and on the other side by André St Marie, with a wooden house thereon erected To be sold at the Church door of the parish of Longueuil aforesaip, on the TWENTY-NINTH of SEPTEMBER next, at FIGHT o'clock in the forenoon.The said writ is returnable 10th October next, ' L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sherilf\u2019s Office, 23d May, 1829.FIFRI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit,) | MARTEAU of the city of No.430: § Montreal, in the district of Mon- trea), Notary Public, Plaintiff, against FRANCOIS COU- VRETTE alias FRANCOIS COUVRET, of the city of Montreal, in the district of Montrea!, carter, and JULIE BOURGOUIN dit BOURGIGNON his wife, Defendants, 1st.Alot of ground or emplacement situated and being in the St.Lawrence Suburbs of the city of Montreal aforesaid, coataining twenty fect in frout,by sixty three feet in depth, bounded in front by a street, in the rear by the representatives of one Fabre dit Monferand, joining on one side the representatives of Jean Baptiste Dupont, and on the other side by oue Latreil, or their respective representatives, with a house thereon erecied.20.An emplacement situated in the St.Lawrence suburbs aforesaid, containing about twenty eight feet and seven inches in front, by sixty three feetin dep h, bounded in front by a street, in the rear by the representatives of Frangois Vorie dit Jolicoeur, on one side by Abgustin Cardjual, and on the other side by Joseph A hef, or their respective representatives without any build- TIIE QUEBEC GAZETTE.to the following charges, to wit: lot No.I.* à la charge par l'acquéreur de payer une rente annue le e: perpétuelle à f'ierre Plrss & Iselair et à ses huirs et ayans cause de la somme de six livres ancien cours de ceite province par chaque année, au capitul de la somme de cent livres ancien cours susdit, suivant et conformément À l\u2019acte de vente fait par Jean Bte.Dupont à Pierre Frichette, regu devant Mire, J.Bte.Dessève, Notaire, le 28 Mai, 1803, la dite rente sera rachetable eu par l\u2019acquéreur payant et remboursaut le capital d'icelle en un seul paiement.\u201d Thelot No.2, to be sold * À la charge par l'acquéreur de bailler et payer au dit Pierre Plessis dit Belair et à ses hoirs et ayans cause une rente annuelle et perpétuelle de neuf livres ancien cours susdit, par chaque aunée, premier de Mai, et à commencer le premier Mai prochain, su Capital de la somme de cent cinquante livres anciens cours susdit, laquelle rente annuelle et perpetuelle sera rachetable en par l\u2019acquéreur payant et remboursant le capital d'icelle en un seul paiement.\u201d To be sild at my office in the city of Montreal aforesaid, on the SECOND OCTOBER next, at ELEVEN o'clock in the the forenoon.\u2018I'he said Writ returnable on the 3d October next.L.GUGY Sheriff, Sheriff's Office, 251 May, 1829.WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit } LEXIS BOURRET, Esquire, No.433.Attorney, of the city of Montreal, Fiuintiff, against LOUIS GENDRON, yeoman, of the parish of St.Jude, in the seigniory of St.Ours, in the suid district of Muntreal, Defendant, à land situate in the said parish of St.Jude, in the concession of St, Roch, containing two arpens in front by thirty arpens in depth, more or less, bounded in front by the highway of the said concession of St Roch, on the one side by Pierre Gaudet, and on the other side by Fraugois Xavier Gaudet, and in the rear by Louis Delorme, with a house, barn and stable thereon erected, to be sold at the church door of the said parish of St.Jude, the TWENTY-NINTH day of SLP- TEMBER next, at TIN o'clock in the torenvon.\u2014The said writ returnable on the lst of October next, L.GUGY, Sheriff, Sheriffs Office,22nd May, 1829.FIEKRE FACIAS.Montreal, to wit: ANCY BRIDGE, of Montreal, in No.570.¢ the district of Montreal, widow by her sccond inarriage of the late Martin Strong Parker, Esquire, in his lifetime of St, Jacques in the said district physician and surgeon who prosecutes as well in ber own name as 1 her capacity of uuiversal legatec, and sole executrix of thelast will and testament of the said late Martin Strong Parker, Plaintiff, against EZEKTEL CUTTER of Mou- tread aforesaid, nail manufucturer, aod Priscilla Beldiug of the same place, widow of the late Tuomas Whittemore in his lifetime of Moutreal, aforesaid, nail manufacturer, as well in ber own name as in her capacity of tutrix to Ezckiel, Francis, Caroline, Matilda, Adcleine, Augusta and Thomas ficiden Whittemore, surviving minor emidren issue of her marriage with the said late Tuomas Whittemore, lo.Alot of ground of an irregular figure containing five arpens more or less in superficies, Situat-d at l\u2019Assomption in the sei- guiory of Si, Sulpice, bouuded iu front by the Kiug\u2019s highway in the rear and on one side by the river St.Esprit, aud on the other side by Pierre Majeau with a fulliug mill and wooden dwelling house thereon erected witha canal constiuct- ed thereou, cutting an angle of the said lot to supply the necessary water to the said fulling mill.Zo.A lot of land, situated in tue seigniory of Noyan in the parish of St.George, in the district of Montreal, licretofore known and designated by lot number teo in the first range of coucessions, of the river itichelieu, containiog four arpeu's in frout by twenty- eight arpentsin depth, more or less, bounded iu front by the river Riclielicn, in the rear by Amable Lafleur, on ene side by alot of land bererofore known, and desiguated by number niue in the possession of James Brown widow, and on the other side by alot of laud heretofore known and designated by lot unmber eleven in the said first range of concessions aforesaid, with adwelliug house and other buildings thereon erected, 30.Two lots of land or emplacements situated in the scigniory and parish St, Henry de Mascouche, ata place called Jane Borrough, known by lots numbers three and four, containing each oue half acre in front by one acre in depth, bounded in front to the south east by the King\u2019s highway, inthe rear by lands unconceded, joining on one side to lot uumber two and ou the other side by lot onmber five, with a dwelling house, shop and stable thereon erected.To be sould thatis to say the lot No.1, at the church door of the parish of I'\"Assomption aforesaid, ou the TWENTY-NINE day of SLPTEMBER next, at NINE of the clock in the forenoon, the lot No.3, at the church door of the parish of St.Menry de Mascouche on the saine day at noou, and the lot No.2, at the church door, iu the seigniory of Noyan aforesaid on the FIRST day of OCTOBER next, at NINE o'clock in the forenoon.\u2018The said Writ is returnable on the lat.October next, L.GUGY, Sheriff, Sheriff\u2019s Office, 23d May, 1829, FIERI FACIAS, Montreal, to wit :) FEYXHOMAS FRENCH, of the city of No.464.Montreal, trader, plaintiff, against WILLIAM SIMPSON, of the parish of St.Vinceut de Paule, in the said district, also trader, defendant, A lot of grouud situate at the Côte St.Pierre in the parish of St.Anne de Mascouche, bounded in front, or taken from the line of the lauds calied pays fin, being à highway, in the vear and on one side by Augustiu Chevalier or bis representatives, and ou the other side by Joseph Gratton.To be sold at the church door of the said parish of St.Anne de Mascouche, on the TWENTY-NINTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon.\u2018The said Wiit returnable 1st October next.L.GUGY, Sheriff, Sheriff's Office, 22d.May, 1829.WRITS OF FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit: rq'iomas NIXON, of the city No.395, and No.596.5 of Montreal, in the county and district of Montreal, tanaerand currier, plaintiff, both against ELIZABETH STEEN, of the same place, widow of the late James Seabrook, iv his lifetime of the said place, butcher, and universal legatee of thesaid late James Seabrook, and No.396 against the said widowsimply, Defendant; lo.À lot of ground or emplacement situate in the St.Lawrence Suburbs of the said city of Montreal, forming the corner of St.Dominique and Dorcliester Streets, coutaiving seventy-eight feet six inches In frost on St.Dominique street, to the depth of forty-two feet six inches from the said street, thence ings thereon ; the said lauds and tenements to be sold subject + taking sixty-two feet wore in front, by fifty-four feet six in ches further in depth, by one hundred aud three feet in depth ou Dorchester street, and one hundred and forty-three feet in breadth in the rear adjoining the property of the represen tatives of Thomas Thaiu, the whole english measure, bounded in front partly by St.Dominique Street, and partly by the widow Allard, in the rear by the representatives of the said Thomas Thain, on oue side by Dorchester street, and on the other side partly by the said widow Allard and partly by one llsey as the same is now inclosed, with two houses, sheds, stables and other buildings thercou erected.20.A lot of ground oremplacement in the samme suburb, St.Charles Bar.romé street, containing oue foot in front on the said street by seventy-five feet in depth ou one side adjoining a passage of about ten feet in breadth which separates the said lot from the property of Thomas Nixon, sud eighty-two feet in depth on the other side adjoining another passage, and thirty-five feetin the rear adjoining .he said Thomas Nixon, all french measure, with two buildings thereon erected , with the right of mitoyenneté for the breadth of stone building only, and also the right of passing and repassing through the passage leud- ing from St, Charles Barrowé street, which separates this lot from the lot hereafter described under No.3.30.A lot of ground or emplacement of au irregular figure, situate in the said St.Charles Barromé street containing ninety-five feet in front on the said street, aud thirty feet or more in breadth in the rear adjoining the property of Moses Knapp, by one Luudred aud thirty feet in depth on the side adjoining Austin Cuvillier, Esq.and one hundred and fifty feet nine inches oa the other side adjoining a passage including an angle of eleven feet.the said live d awn along a house and tannery on the said lot sixty-two feet, to within teu feet of the corner of a stone building erected on the lot heretofore described under No.2, thence making au angle of cleven feet narrowing this lot, thence continuing in a straight line at the distance of ten feet from the corner of another stone building belonging to Thomas Nixon until it reaches the lot of Moses Knapp, with a house, tannery, stable, sheds, bark mill and other buildings thereon erected, the whole french measure according to the measurement aud plan of Fre.Papineau, land surveyor, dated 2d May 1815, and therein described as Nos.3, 3 & 4, the saidlot of ground is subject to the servitude allowing Moses Kuapp his lieirs and assigns for ever, atall times to dig gutters or ditches on the same, to drain the waters from bis own lot to a brook running to the one last described, also the right to bave a canal or drain from the said Thos, Nixon's house to the said brook, on his covering the said caual and gutters and restoring the surface of the ground to its former condition.To be sold at the Sheritf\u2019s Office, in the city of Montreal, on the SECOND day of OCTOBER next, ut TEN o'clock ia the forenoon.Both the above writs being returnable on the {th October next, L.GUGY, Sherif.Sheriff's Office, 22nd May, 1529.FIERL FACIAS.Montreal, to wit: PETER MACINTOSH, of the No.2207.city and district of Montreal, merchant, and ROBERT MORRRIS, of the same place, saddler, two of the executors of the last will and testament of the late Francis Chapman, in his lifetime of the same place, merchant tailor, plaintiff, against JOSEPH WATSON, heretofore of the said city of Montreal, labourer, and JUIN LITTLE, heretofore residing in the Island of St.Helene, in the said district, yeoman, and new both residing in the seigniory of Noyan, in the said district, two certain lands situated in the said seigniory of Noyan, in the parish of Saint George, known by numbers 3 and 4 in the first concession of south river, containing together eight arpents in front, by twenty eight arpents in depth, bounded in frout to the east by the said south river, in depth to the west by the second concession, to the south on one side by number 2, and to the north on the other side by number 5 of the said firstconcession, with all houses and buildings thereon erected, and all and every the appurtenances thereunto belonging.To be sold at the chureh door of the parish of St, George aforesaid, on the TWENTY- NINTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at NINE cclock in the forenoon.-~The said Writ is returnable Ist October 1529.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriffs Office, 23d May, 1529.Moutreal, to wit $ AHUM HALL, of Montreal, in the No.310.district of Montreal, merchant, plaintiff, against BENJAMIN POMROY, of the Township of Stanstead in the sald district, Yeoman and trader, Defendant, Au acre of nud being part of lot vuniber Three in the Tenth range of Lots iu the said township of Stanstead, be the same more or less, bounded in front towards the west by the King's highway, on one side towards the scuth by land owned by Wilder Pierce, towards the north by land owed by Ichobod Smith occupied by David Trafton and in the rear towards the east by land owned by the representatives of the late Samuel Brooks, together with a dwelling house, wood house and stable thereon erected.To be sold at the \u2018Church duor in the township of Stanstead aforesaid, on the TWENTY-NINTH day of SEPTEMBER nest, at TEN o\u2019clock in the forenoon.The said Writ is returnable Ist Oct.next, L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff's Otilice, 23rd May, 1820.FliëxI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit + OSEPH FORAIS, Yeoman, of the No.109.parish of St.Jacques, in the district of Montreal, and MARIANNE RICHARD.his wife, plaintiffs, against ETIENNE DESJARDINS, Yeoman, of the said parish,and VICTOIRE TERRIEN, his wife, defendauts : A laud situate in the said parish of St.Jacques in the scig- niory of St, Sulpice, in the second concession of the lower part of the said parish, containing two arpents in front by twenty-eight arpents in depth, more or less, according to the titles, bounded in front by Villien Minard and François Dugas in the rear by Michel Paget dit St.Amour and Jean Baptiste Parisien, on one side by Anselme Leblanc and on the other side by Joseph Sitté, with a barn thercon erected.To be sold at the Church door of the aforesaid parish of St.Jacques on the TWENTY-NINTH dayof SEPTEMBER next, at TEN o'clock inthe morning.Thesaid writor order returo- able on the lst of October next.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff\u2019s Office, 23d May, 1829.FIERI FACIAS, Montreal, to wit: OHN GIBB and JOHN HEN- No.1731.¢ DERSON, of the city of Montreal in the dristrict of Montreal, Merchants, co-partners using commerce together, under the name of Gibb and Henderson, Plaintiffs, against THOMAS M'DONALD, residingat Beaubaroois in the said district, merchant, Defendant.lo. ov 71 & 0 a ef a WB gel TY VEY RY yy BY WW We) ou 7 cr w 3K (9 tT FB WwW ow Le Sv WW oo T= ew Ne 0 PS ion \u201coe LES TT mp VW s =» - iy W SP em by - oe § TY 1829.An emplacement knowa as lot number six, on Hiver street, io the village of Beauhainois, parish of St (Clement, cou- taining ninety feet in front by all the depththat may be from | the said river street to the river st.Lawreuce, being about one hundred and eighty-four feet, boun«ed in front by the | said rives street, in rear by the river St.Lawrence, ou one side by lot No.7, and on the other side by lot lot No.5 of the said village of Beauharnois, with a Potash work and other buildings thereon erected.20.A lot of land situated in the said Seigniory of Beanharnois in the parish of St.Clement above said, containing two urpents in front by twenty-five arpeuts in Cepth more or less, bounded 1a front by the King\u2019s highway in the rear by lands belonging to Charles Masuel, on one side by Joseph Roy, and ou the other side by Joseph Quillier, with a dwellinghouse thereon erected.30.An emplacement.situated in the Village of Deauharcois in the parish of St.Clement, in the said district, known as lot No 27 of the said viiloge, containing ninety feet in front, by one hundred and eighty feetin depth, bounded in front by Elice street, in the rear by Alexis Leboraf, on one side by lot No.28, and on the uther side by a street, without any buildings thereon erccted.40.An emp acement situated in the said village of Beauharnois in the parish of St.Clément, known as lot No.44, containing ninety feet in front by one hundred and eigh'y feet ia depth bounded in front by Hannah street, in the rear by lot No.28 of the said village, on one side by lot No 43, and on the other side by lot No.45 without any buildings thereon erected.50.A lot of land of an irregular figure, situated in the parish of St Jeanne of Isle Perror, in thesaid district, bounded as follows, to the north by alot of lund dividing \u201cthe said lot of land from the land of Ignace Bonhomme, extending onc arpent and a half on the line betwren (he said lots to the south and norih-eäst by lines dividing :he said lot -ofland, from the lands from Frargois Toupis, aod to the south-west, partly by lands belonging to Joseph Quillerier, and partly by lands belon;ing to Joseph Leduc, co:taining ou the south line three fourtns of an arpent of front to the desth of one arpent and a hal\u201d where the said Int enlarges one fourth of anarpeut to another depth of one arpent where the said lot again enlarges half an arpent to the depth of the said lot, bounding on Ignace Bonhomme, with a two story wooden dwellinæ house and other buildings thereon erected.\u2018To be sold, that is to say, the lors Nos I, 2, 5 and 4 at the \u201cChureh door of the parish of st.Clement aforesaid, cn the TWENTY-NINTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at NINE o'clock in the forenoor, aud the lot No.5, at the Church door ofthe said parish of St.Jeanne of the !-le Perrot, on the THIRTIETII day of SEPTEMBER next, at NIN o'clock in \u2018he forenoon, The said Writis returnable on the ist of October next.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 23d May, 1¥20.FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit } FE ACQUES LEBLANC, of the pa- No.1569.{ e/ rish of Repentigny, in thecounty of Leinster, in the district of Montreal, gentleman, and VICTOIRE BEAUPRE\u2019 his wife, Plaintiffs, again-t LOUIS RATE, of the said parish of Kepentigny, veo- man, Defendant: A land situate in the sald parish of\u2019 Re- pentigny, contai ing one arpent and a half in front by fitty-tive arp uisin depth, bounded in front by the River l\u2019Assomption, in the rear by the lands ofthe Cabine ronde, on one side by Joseph Gatien and on the other side by Louis Juneau dit Latulipe, with a house, barn and other buildings thereon crected.To be sold at the Church door of the said parish of fepentigny, on the FIFTH day of AUGUST next, at TEN o'clock in the morning.The said Writ returnan!e kst Getober, 18:29, L.GUGY, \u201cheriff, Sheriffs Office, 4th April, 180.FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit 4 FE VRANCOIS MARCOUX, of the No.1967.|\" parish St.Joseph cf Soulanges, in the county of York, in the district of Montreal, trader, plaintiff, asrainst SIMON DESFORGES, of the parish of St, Joseph of Soul ing s aforrsaid, curator du'y appifnted to the vacant succession of the late Pierre Monpetit dit Potvin, in his lifetime, yeoman of the same place, defendant: ¢ Un lopia de terre située en la paroisse de St.Jo- sopi de Soulanges susdite, de la contenance d\u2019un ar; ent et demi de front sur le chemin du Roi, et ayant trente-six pivds et demi defro t de moins au cordon, sur vingt ar- pons de profondeur, prenant par devant à la rivière Cata- racoui, attenant par derrière aux terres de la côte St.Dominique, joignant d'uncôté au détendenr, etdel\u2019autre côté a Louis Menard Bougis, avec une maison, une grange the autre bâtimons dessus construits.\u201d To be Sold at et Church door of the village of Soulanges, ctherwise called Les Cedres, on the SEX TH dayof AL GUST next, at TEN d\u2019clock in the forenoon.The said Writ returnable on the 1st day of\u2019 October next.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 4th of April, 1829, FIFRT FACTAS.Montreal, towit: } {ATH*RINE M\u2018CRAE, of the No.1241.4 / Scigniory of Monnoir, in the connty of Bedford, in the district of Montreal, spinster, Plaintiff, against GEORGE DONALDSON, of the same place, yeoman, Defendant: A lot of land situate in the parish of St.Mary in the said seigniory of Monnoir, known as lot No.914, in the second division of the said seigniory, containing three arpents in front, by about thirty-two ar- ponts in depth, bounded in front by the high road, in rear by the lands of the fifth concession, on one side by the land of Robert Stevenson, and on the other side by the lands of John Donaldson, with a dwe'ling house thereon erected, To be sold at the Church door of the said parish of St.Mary, on the SIXTH day of AUGUST next, at TEN 0\u2019c:ock in the morning.The said Writ returnable 1st October, 1829.L.GUGY, Sheriff, Sheriff\u2019s Office, 4th April, 1829.FIFRI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit 4 IERRE RASTEL DE ROCHE- No.544._ BLAVE, Esq.& DEMOISELLE ROSALIE RASTEL de ROCHEBLAVE, spinster, both of the city, county and district of Montreal, Plaintiffs, against JESS) BRIEN dit DUROCHER, Sculptor, of the parish of Varennes, in the county of Surrey, in the district of Montreal, Defendant.A lot of ground or emplacement situate in the village of Varennes, in the parish, county and district aforesaid, containing 96 fect in front or thereabout, by 195 feet and a half or thereabout in depth, auch as it is enclosed, hounded in front by the King\u2019s GAZETTE DY QUEBEC £y7 highway, in the rear by the laud of one Pascal Brunelle, on one side by the h- irs of the late Théophile Ricard and on the other side by Louis Senecal with à part iu the house and other dependances thereon erected.To be soid at the Churekh door of the said pa:ish of Varennes,on the SIN1H day of AUGUST nest, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon.The said Writ returnabie on the Ist day of October next.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff\u2019s Cffige, 4th April, 1829.FIERI FACLIAS.Montreal, to wit : ?{HARLEFS LEBEAU, of St.Ma- No.1627.$ thias, in the county of Bedford, in th>said district, yeoman, new tutor appointed tthe minor children of Jean Baptiste Bertrand, and Marianne Leveau, Plaintilis, against PIERRE CASAVAN, of the parish of St.\\thanase, in the county of Bedford, in the said district, veoman and Charlotte Andette, his wite,dcten- dunts: lo.A lot of land situate in the said parish of St.Athanase, bounded in front by the King\u2019s high way, on the south side by iiené Bouthellier, on the north side by Jean Baptiste Gerrien, in the rear by the King\u2019s highway, containing tw) aipentsin front by twenty-cight arpents in depth, making 55 arpents in superficies more or less, with a wooden house, navn, stable and other buildings thereon erected.20.À lotot' land situate in the said parish of St.Athanase, bounded in front by the King\u2019s highway, on the south by Antoine uvayette, on the north by one Genghoti, and in the rear by the King\u2019s highway, containing an arpeut and a half\u2019 mw front by eighteen arpents in depth, and also one arpent and a half in front by twenty-eight arpents in d.pth, beg sixty-nine arpetids in superiicies, more or less, with a bar and stable thereon erected.To be sold tthe Charch duor of St.Athanase aforesaid, on the FIFTH day of AUGUST next, at TEN eleek in the morning.Said Writ retucnable Ist Getober next, L.GUGY, Shéritr.Sheriff\u2019s Office, 4th April, 1829.Montreal, Y virtue of a WRIT OF EXECUTION, is { sued out of tiis Majusty's Court of King's to-wit: Bench, holding civil pleas in and tor the District of Montreal, at the suit of Duncan M'Coll, of St.Eustache, in the said District of Montreal, Labourer, against the lands aud tenements of ANGUS McLONELL, of St.Eu-tache, in the sald District of Montreal, Labourer, to me directed, 1 have scized and taken in execution as belonging to the said Angus M\u2018Donell, Ist Alot of laud, situate in the Parish of Isle Perrault, coutaining balf an arpeut in front by twenty arpents in depth, bounded in front by the River Ottawa, on one side and in the rear by Arcene Charlebois, aud on the other side by Paul Picard or his representatives, without any buildings thereun erected.2d, A lot of lund situated in the Parish of Pointe Claire, in the said District, containing three arpents in front by thirty arpents ju depth, more or less, without guarantee of precise measurement, Lounded in front by the Lac St.Louis in the rear by the lands of the Cote St.Charles, on one side by Pasclial Courville, and on the other side by Paul Lefebvre with a dwelling house and barn thereon erected, with the exception of an emplacement, taken from the above described lot of land, in the possession of and owned by Frs.St, Ouge, aud containing one arpent in front by two arpents in depth, bounded iv front by the King's highway, on one side and in the rear by the other part of the above described lot, and un the other side by Paschal Courville, the said emplacement haviog a dwelling house and other buildings there on erected.Now I do hereby give notice, that the said lots of land with the exception above mentioned, will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, that is to say, lot No, 1, at the Church door of the Parish of Isle Perrault, aforesaid, on MONDAY, the TWENTY.NINTH JUNE next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, and No.2, at the Church door of the Parish of Pointe Claire,aforesaid,on MONDAY the said TWENTY-NINTH JUNE next, at TWO of the clock in the afferucon, at which respective times and places the conditions of sale will be made known, L GUGY, Sherilf.All and every person or persons having claims on the said lots of land aud premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office iu the city of Montreal aforesaid according to law, and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole, or any part of the said piece or parcel of land and premises, Or afin de charge Or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sherif; during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriff's Office, 21st Feby.1829.DISTRICT OF THREE-RIVERS.Sperifi\u2019s Sales, To wir : PUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that the undermentioned LANDS and TENEMENTS have been seized and will be SoLp at the respective times and places as mentioned below, all persons having claims on the same are hereby r.quired to make them known according to Law.All oppositions aim d\u2019annulter, afin de distraire or afin de charge exceptin case of Venditiont Exponas, to which no such oppositions are by Law allowed, are required to be filed with the undersigned, at his Office previous to the fifteen days next preceding the day of sale, oppositions afin de conserver may be filed at any time within two days next after the return of the Writ.FIERI FACIAS.Three Rivers, to wit: { NV OShS HART, Esquire, of No.140 the town of Three Rivers, in the county of St.Maurice, in the district of Three Rivers, merchant, against LOUIS ANDRE\u2019 DUCHESNY, Esquire, seigneur of Maskinongé in the county and district aforesaid.1.A land situate and being in the fief Carufel, in the parish of St.Joseph of Maskinongé, of four arpents in front, by eleven arpents in depth, bounded in front by the streamlet des \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014, at the end of the depth by Louis Joseph Duchesny and Albert Landry, towards the south by louis Bo- ligny vs.Coligny, and towards the north by Jean Si- card de Carutel, without any buildings, subject to the payment of six livres and twelve sols, old currency and one minot and one fourth of rood wheat &e.clean loyal and merchantable a cens et rentes, to be paid on the eleventh day of November in every year, and subject also to the Droit de Retrait in case of sale, and to all and every other seignioral rights, 2.A lot of ground situate in the same fief, of three arpentsin front by four arpents in depth at the Ruisseau Provencal, bounded on the south by \u2018Frangois Baron dit Lafrenicre, and on the north by Joseph Beaulieu dis Lamontague, the whole planted with Maple und subject to three livres and twelve sols uf cens et rentes, to be paid on the eleventh day of November in every year ; to the right of retrait in cause of sule, and to all the other seignorial rights, us also the faculty to Pierre Barrier d\u2019Exploiter la Sucrerie, for and during two years, on his paying to the purchaser the rent of the said GENTLEMEN, sincerely thank you for the renewed, and to me invaluable proof of the confidence with which you continue to honor me by re-electing me your Representative in the Assembly of the Province.This under the peculiar and unprecedented circumstances whereby a new election has been forced upon the County of Gaspé, I the more sensibly feel and appreciate.The Assembly having thought proper to exercise the power of vacating the seat of your Representative for imputed misconduzt, it was imperative on me, as that Representative, to appeal to you on the subject.I could not without implying a dread of submitting to your judgment, and a conviction of the justice of that measure by the Assembly (in which I do not in the least acquiesce ),.passively submit to it and avoid recurring to your sense of it.1 owed it to you as my constituents, and constitutional judges, whom the Assembly had virtually disfran- ehised, to explain iny conduet, and to myself, to vindicate: it before you, and I did it with confidence, because I relied on your justice.The manner in which my res election has taken place fully expresses, as you have an unquestionable right to do, your opinion of the proceedings of the Assembly and of the expulsion of'your Representative, and I do assure you gentlemen, that the expression of that opinion is, as far as it relates to myself, of infinitely greater value in my estimation than the honor of the seat to which your suffrages again return me, and which for this Parliament 1 w:llingly would have foregone if there had been any other way equally decisive and satisfactory whereby the sense of my constituents, the Freeholders of the County of Gaspé, could.have been established.1 can only in return for this signal instance of your approbation and continued confidence, again assure you that my humble endeavours to promote by every means within my reach your interests and the prosperty of the County shall be unremitting.To James Stewart, Esquire, who obligingly represented me at the hustings 1 beg to tender my warmest thanks and acknowledgments, With sentiments of respect 1 am, Gentlemen, Your most obliged and very humble servt, ROBT.CHRISTIE.Quebec, 26th May, 1429.TO MASONS AND JOINERS.Master, Deptity Master and Wardens ol the Trinity 1louse Quebec, Commissioners lor erecting Light Houses &¢.in the River and Gulph of St.to THURSDAY the twentyfitth day of : JUNE next, Tenders for the building of a Light House at Point des Monts, agreeably to a plan deposited in the Harbour Master\u2019s Office.; And in order to enable persons desirous of contracting for the above said work, and to become acquainted with the situation, and of ascertaining what materials may be procured on the spot 5 a passage will be afforded them in the Trinity House Yucht, which it is intended shall leave the Harbour on Saturday thesixth day of June.Attest WILLIAM LINDSAY, R.T.H.Q.Trinity House Quebec, Friday, 22d day of May, 1829.ViFNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that be will in future confine himself tothe BROKLRAGIE BUSI.NLSS, and begs leave at the same time to solicit the patronage of his friends and the public.Wa.McALPINE.Commercial Buildings, Quebec 12th May, 1829.3 UBLIC NOTICE.\u2014The Subseribers having been duly appointed by Commission from the CANADA Company under datc of 22d January last, to act as their Commissioners within the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, instead of JouN GALT, Esq.their late Superin- tendant: They hereby give notice to all who may have any transactions with said Company, that t' ey have full Power and Authority to do and perform every thing that appertains to their concern\u2014which will be transacted at the Company's Office, in York, (or at the Establishment at Guelph.) WILLIAM ALLAN, THOS, MERCER JONES.York, 1sth April, 1829.*,* The Newspapers which usually insert the Canada Company\u2019s ardvertiscments, will please to publish this for three months.W.AT.DM.J.w FOR SALE.NEAT one story stone Dwelling house with Hangard and Stabling for three horses, situated \"7° in d'Artigny street, St Louis suburbs, on a lot of fifty feet in front by ninety in depth, occupied by Lt.Dewson, 15th Regt.Terms of payment will be made easy : for particulars apply to the undersigned Notary at his Office, who will, if the property is not sold before the first Monday of February put the same up for sale by Auction on that day, for and on account of the Proprietor.(Signed, W.F.SCOTT, Quebec, 9th January, 1829.un N.P.\"OTICE is hereby given, that by an Instrument legally executed, the undersigned have appointed Messrs,.THOMAS CARY & Co.their general Agents for the QUEBEC GAZETTE, published by authority, with full power and authority tocoll:ct, receive and give reccipts for alt sum of mouey whatscever now due, or which may hereafter become due, as well to the undersigned Joun CHARLTON FisHER, as Editor of the said QUEBEC GAZETTE, by authority, in respect of any advertisement in or subscription thereto\u2014as to both the undersigned jointly, in respect of any Printing or work done for Government in their capacity of King\u2019s Printer forthe Province of LowER-CANADA And that the s.id power and authority will continue and remain in\u2019 force until the 1st day of November 1829.J.CHARLTON FISHER.Wn.KEMBLE.Quebce, Nov.1st 1826.OTICE is hereby given, that the: Lawrence, will receive from this day, pore À 28, OF me you re- der ya spl, the ime les buld dg by e), nse itu- an- ate- e I rés b an ped.DI'@ = ex- elf, the urn buld ally on- uld.ap ° you Pans the ire, 5 to en DA eir ver inns - nd to y 3 da or ee ui - ey EL hye) 1829.Province of Lower Canada, IN THE COUKT OF District of Quebec.KING'S BENCH.o.6.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has been lodged in the Office of the Prothonotary of the Courtof King's Bench of and for the district of Quebec, a deed made und executed before Archibald Campbell and eolleague, Notaries Public, on the Ninth day of December 1828, between James Young of the city of Quebec, Ship-builder, and Margaret Brass, bis wife, of the one part, and Thomas Jamieson, of Quebec, Cooper, of the othe: part, being a sale by the said James Young and wife, to the said Thomas Jamieson or a lot of ground or emplacement situate in the Lower Town of Quebec, at the place called Pres de Ville or Champlain street, containing forty feet in front on the depth that there may be from the said street down to low water mark, bounded as follows, that is to say on one side towards the north-east by the property of one Denoyer, and towards the north-west by the property of one Patrick Daly, in front by the said street, aud in the rear by low water mark together with the house and wharf erected thereon, and all its dependences ; which said lot of ground and premises were possessed by the said James Young and wife as proprietors for three years preceding the above sale and thence hitherto by the said Thomas Jami son :\u2014And all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypotheque under any title or by any meaus whatsoever, in or upon the said Lot of ground and premises immediately previous to and at the time the same were acquired by the said Thomas Jamieson are hereby notified that application will be made to the said Court on Thursday the first day of October next, tor a sentence or Judgement of confirmation j= and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions and file the same in the Office of the said Prothonotary, eight daysat least before that day, in default of which they will Le for ever precluded irom the right of doing so.PERRAULT $& BURROUGIS, P.B.R.Dated the 27th May, 1829.GOVERNMENT CON FRACT.ENDERS will be received on TUESDAY the 9th June, 1829, for the supply of the undermentioned articles for the use of the Royal Engineer Depariment, deliverable at the expense of the Contracting Party, on Cape Diamond, within Ten days alter the acceptance of the Tender, and to be subject to approval: jolts with screws complete, Canada pattern, long and short, for sashes, sets.18 | Brooms, wooden-\u2014doOzens.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026ss css 00000 23 Hair, ox\u2014pounds.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.se00e: 00000 du lruns, tew.Versace 0612000000 mean 000 36 { Cascinate, à inch.I 34 +.+000.17,920 Bolt, $ 59 0er 0u000 .13,328 5 53 ceases \u2026.\u2026.\u2026.163 lron, pounds | Faggot.ovccoonracn000000 2 25 ce nac ose» 112 \u201cM Z 33 vervscccu0vee 3416 Flat, 15 35 eessscccnen 1076 L Various., .336 Fl 1110 WR 224 Iron, pounds, square ln freer 499 » pounds, square, 73 san.1518 6 Neats 3, >> 1.ssa0u0 NE .Neats\u2019 100t .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.: Oil, gallons.à Train.nca acc 0 0000 .43 Ropes, fathoms, white, 3inch.160 Skins, wlitéshéep.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.cnceenu0es 1 Steel, pounds, blister.\u2026.\u2026.se.546V Salt, coarse, bushels L.\u2026.\u2026+\u2026eusnconuc 00000 16 Shovels, long handled, for Miners.500 Brushes, cauel hair, lettering.o0e.00 12 Lines, sas, yards .\u2026eoroencnc0ura0sa0000 100 Leather, sole, heavy hides.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.# Plaster of Paris, Bushels.\u2026\u2026000000000 00 6 Bricks common redoooeni iene REA 2500 The tenders to express the rates in Halifax Currency, and payment will be made by Ordnance Draft on the Military Chest, agrecably to the Ordnance Regulations, The real signatures of two sufficient Securities are to be affixed to the Tender.Answers will be given on Saturday the 13th June, Couimissariat, Quebec, 23th May 1829.PUBLIC NOTICE.VIE undersigned having been legally appointed Curator to the person and estate of Mr.Robert Murray, of Quebec, Saddler, hereby requires all persons having any claims against the said estate to present the same, at Mr.Murray\u2019s Store, and all those indebted to the said estate are requested, without delay, to pay their respective debts to the undersigned, or to Mr.Andrew Mitchell, who is fully authorised by him to grant ac- quittance, JNO, THOMSON, Curator, Quebec, 26th May, 1829, d GREAT BRITAIN.Glasgow, April 13\u2014On Saturday last, the Brigantine, George Canning, sailed from Greenock, with an association of fiunilies, who lave agreed to form an establishment on Lake Huron, in Upper Canada, under the direction, and upon the lands of Heury Jones Esqr, of Exeter, From the excellence of the soil, and the couveniency of communication by wajer ; the mildness of the climate, and the short duration of winter, no situation in Canada, hitherto selected, promises better for health and immediate comfort, while the liberal aid and benevolent system of regulations on the part of Mr.Jores, canuot fail to ensure to every industrious fa- miily an earlierarrival at a state of independant competency, than could be hoped for by the unaided and uucombi- ned exeitioas of insulated setlers.1t is understood that this eligible position and plan of an- oirs, rs de som- nfor- ont à erie, le en celle ] a la ierre rente s SUs- >ncer cent e ane ereur paie- al, le ps du tobre rif.1820.| FIER! FACIAS.Montréal, savoir, OSEPH FORAIS, Cultimgteur, de No.109.la paroisse de St.Jacques dans le district de Montréalet MARIANNE RICHARD,sa femme Demandeurs, couwe ETIENNE DESJARPINS, Cultivateur de la même paroisse, et VICTORE TERRIEN, sa femme Défundeurs.Une terre située en la dite paroisse de St.Jacques Seigneurie, de St.Sulpice, à la deuxième con- cessiou-de la base de la dîte paroisse, contenant deux arpents de front.sur yingt-buit arpents de profondenr plus ou moins suivant les titres, tenant par devant à Villien Minard, et à François Dugas, en profondeur à Michel Paget dit St.Amayr et.à Jean Baptiste Parisien, d\u2019us côté à Anselme Leblang, et del\u2019autre côté à Joseph Jitté, avecune grange tpsug Coustruite, A vendre à la porte de l\u2019Eutise de la Paroisse de St.Jacques susdite, le VINGT-NEUVIEME Jour de SEPTEMBRE prochain, à DIXbeuresdu matin.Le dis Writny Ordre retournablele ler.Octobre prochain.Bureau du Shérif.23 Mai, 1829, L.GUGY, Shérif.MANDATS DR FIERI FACIAS.Mopytrgal, À savoir : HOMAS NIXON, de la cité de Nos.395, et 396.Montréal, daus les comté et district de Montréal, Tanneur et Corroyeur, Demandeur, l\u2019un et l\u2019autre mandat contre ELIZABETH STKEN, du même lieu, veuve de défunt James Seabrook, de son vivant du meme le Boucher, et légatrice universelle du dit défunt James Seebrook, et le No.396 coutre la dite veuve, simplement, l)éfenderes:e.1e.Un lot de terre ou emplacement situé au Faubourg \u2018St.Laurent, en la dite cité de Montréal, faisant le coin des rues St, Dominique et Dorchester, conte.paut soixante et dix-huit piés six pouces de front sur la rue St.Dominique, jusqu\u2019à la profondeur de quarante deux piés six pouces de la dite rue,de là prenant soixante deux piés de plus de frontsur cinquante-quatre piés six pouces plus loiu en profpndeur, sur cent trois piés en profondeur le long de la rue Dorchester et cent quarante-trois piés de large au bout de la profondeur, joignant la propriété des représentans Thomas \u2018Thain, le tout mesure Anglaise, borné par devant en partie parla rue St Dominique eten partie par la veuve Allard, dans la profondeur par les représentans du dit Thomas Thain, d\u2019un côté par la rue Dorchester et d'autre côté en partie par la dite veuve Allard, et en partie pur un nommé llsey,tel qu\u2019icelni est actuellement enclos, avec de nx maisons, hangards, écuries et autres bâtimens y dessus érigés.20.Un lot de terre ou emplacement dans le mème Faubourg, rue St.Charles Boromée contevant un pië de front sur la dite rue sur soixante et quinze piés de profondeur, d\u2019un côté fjoiguant un passage d\u2019environ dix piés de large qui sépare le dit lot dela propriété de Thomas Nixon, et quatre-vingt- deux piés de profondeur de l\u2019autrecôté joignant un autre passage, et trente cinq piés dans la profondeur joignant le dit Thomas Nixon, le tout mesure Francaise, avec deux bh- tisses y dessus érigées ; avec le droitde mitoyenneté pour la Dargeur seule de lg bâtisse en pierres et aussi celui de passer et repasser par l'allée qui mene à la rue St.Charles Borontée, laquelle sépare celot du lot ci-après décrit sous le lot No.3.o.Un lot de terre ou emplacement de figure irrégulière situé dans la dite rue St.Charles Boromée.contenaut quatre- ingt-quinze piés de front sur la dite rue ettrente piés ou plus de large à la profondeur qui joint la propriété de Moses Knapp, surcent trente piés de profondeur sur le côté joignant Austin Cuviller, Ecuyer,et cent cingnante piés neuf pouces sur l'autre côté joignant un passage qui comprend un angle de onze piés, la dite ligne tirée le long d'une maison et tannerie sur le dit lot de soixante deux piés jusqu\u2019à dix piès du oin de la bâtisse en pierre érigée surlelot ci-dessus décrit sons le No.2, delà faisant unangle de onze p'és en retrécis= sant ce lot, delà continuant en droite ligne à la distance de ix piés du coin d\u2019une autre bâtisse en pierre appartennnte à Thomas Nixon, jusqu'à ce qu\u2019elle arrive au lot de Moses Knapp, avec maison, taunerie, écuries, hangars, moulin à corce et autres bâtimens y dessus érigés, le tout mesure Française suivant le mesurage et le plan de Fre, Papinean, Arpenteur, en date du 2 Mai 1315 et y désigné comme Nos.2,3 et 4.Le ditlot de terre est snjet ala servitude de per- jettre 3 Moses Knapp, ses héritiers et ayans cause à tcujours et en tout teras de creuser des décharges ou fossés sur icelui, your conduire les eaux de son propre lot à un ruisseau qui ourt sur celui en dernier ci-dessus décrit: comme aussi au droit d\u2019avoir un canal ou décharge de la maison du dit Ths, Nixon, jusqu'au dit ruisseau, pourvu queles dits canal et décharges soient couverts etquelasurface du terrein suit remise dans son premier état.Seront vendus au bureau du Shé- if, en la cité de Montréal le DEUX d\u2019OCTOBRE prochain, DIX heures du matin.Les deux Mandats ci-dessus sont fetournables lc 4 d\u2019Otobre, prochain.B L.GUGY, Shérif, Bureau du Slérif, le 22 Mai, 1829.FIKRI FACIAS.Montréal, À savoir, OFMN GIBBS et JOHN HEN- No.1731.¢ DERSON, de la cité de Montréal, dans le district de Montréal, marchands Associés, faisant ommerce ensemble, sous les noms de Gibbs et Heuderson, emandeurs, contre THOMAS McDONALD, résidant & Beauharnois, dans le dit district, marchand, défendeur : le.Un emplaéement connu comme lot numéro six, en la rue de lu rivière ( River Street ) dans le village de Beauharnois, paroisse St.Cléinent, contenant quatre-vingt six pieds de front sur toute la profondeur qu\u2019il peut y avoir de la dite rue de la rivière jusqu\u2019au fleuve St.Laurent, étant environ cent qua- trevingt-quatre pieds, borné par devant à la dite rue de la rivière, d'antrebont au fleuve St.Laurent, d\u2019un côté par le lot No.7, et d'autre côté par le lot No 5, du dit village de Bean- harnois, avec un établissement de potasserie et autres bâtimens y dessus érigés.Ze.Un lot de terre situé dans la dite cité de Beauharnois, en lasusdite paroisse St.Clement, contenant deux arpens de front sur vingt-cinq arpens de profondeur, plus ou moins, borné par devant au grand chemin de Roi, dans 1a profondeur par des terres appartenante à Charles Manuel, d'un coté par Joseph Roi, et d\u2019autre côté par Joseph Qailtiér, \u2018avéé\u2018üne maison dessus érigée.3e.Un emplace- ent situé \u2018dans le village de Beauharnois, en la pnroisse St.Clément, dans le dit district, connu comme lot No.27 du dit village, coptenant quatre-viugt-dix pieds de front, sur sent huntre-vidgt pieds de profondeur, borné par devant à la rue Ellice, datblk prôfondeur*par Alexis Lebœnf: d\u2019un côté ar le lot-Nô\" 28; \u2018et d\u2019Antre côté par une rue sans aucune Atièse-y dessns érigée.4o.Un emplacement situé dans le dit village de Beauharnois, dans la paroisse St.Clément.con= nu comme lot No.4, contenant quatre-vingt-dix pieds de ront \u2018sur cent-quatre rieds de profondeur, borné par de- vaut par la Rue Minrvah, et dans la profondeur par le fot No.28 du, dit village, d\u2019un côté par le lot No.43, std\u2019 autre.c§1é par,JeJot No.45, suns aucune bitisse y dessus érigée: de./Un lot de tesre de figure irrégulidre, situé daus a parvisse Ste.Jeanne de l'Isle Perrot, dans le dit district, GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.un arpent et demi sur la ligue entre les dits lots, au sud et au nord-est par des ligues qui sépare le dit lot de terre des terres de François Toupin, et au sud-ouest en parti par des terres qui appartiennent À Joseph Quillerier, et en partie par des terres appartenantes à Joseph Leduc, contenant sur la ligne du sud, trois quarts d\u2019arpent de front sur une profondeur d'un arpeutet demi, où le dit lot s\u2019élargit d\u2019un quart d\u2019arpent suy une autre profondeur d\u2019un arpent où le dit lot s\u2019élurgit encore d'un demi arpent sur la profondeur du dit lot où il aboutit à Ignace Bonhomme, avec une maison de bois À deux étages et autre bâtisses y dessus érigées.Seront vendus comme suit, savoir : leslots No 1,2, 3 et 4, à la porte de l\u2019Eglise de la susdite parvisse St, Clément, le VINGT- NEUF de SEPTEMBRI.prochain, A NEUF heures du matin, etle lot No.5, Ala porte de I'Eglise de la dite paroisse Ste.Jeanne de l\u2019Isle Perrot, le TRENTE de SEPTEMBRE prochain, à NEUF heures du matin.Le dit Mandat retournable le premier d'Octobre prochain.L.GUGY, Shérif.Bureau du Shérif, le 23 Mai, 1829.WEIT DE FIËRE FACIAS.Montréal, savoir : LEXIS BOURRET, Ecuyer, No.433.¢ Avocat, de la cité de Montréal, demandeur, contre LOUIS GENDRON, cultivateur, de la paroisse de St.Jude, dans la Seigneurie de Saint Ours, dans le dit district de Montreal, Defendeur.Une terre situeé en la dite paroisse de Saint Jude, à la concession St.Roch, contenant deux arpents de front sur trente arpents de profondeur plus ou moins, borneé en front par le chemin de la dite concession de Ste.Roch, d\u2019un côté par Pierre Gaudet,et de l\u2019autre côté par François Mavier Gaudet, et par derrière par Louis Delorme, avec un maison, grange et ccurie dessus construites.À vendre à la porte de l'Eglise de la dite paroisse de St.Jude, le VINGT WEUVIEME jour de SEPTEMBRE prochain, à DIX heures du matin : le dit writ retournable le Ier.Octobre prochain.L.GUGY, Sherit.Bureau du Sherif, 22 Mai, 1529.Montréal, à savoir 4 AHUM HALL, de Montréal, No.310.dans le district de Montréal, marchand, demandeur, contre BENJAMIN POMROY, du township de Stanstead, dans le dit district, cultivateur et marchand, défendeur : Un ncre de terre faisant partie du lot Mo.trois, dans le dixidma rang de lot du dit township de Stanstead, plus on moins, borué par devant vers l\u2019ouest par le grand chemin de Roi, d\u2019un côté vers ie sud parla terre appartenante à Ichohod Smith, occupée par David Frapton, et dans la profondeur vers l\u2019est par la terrs appartenante au repré:eutant de défunt Samu-l Brooks, ensemble une maison, chantier et écurie y dessus érigés.Sera venu nu susdit towuship de Stanstead, le VINGT-NILUF de SEPTEM- BRIE: prochain, à DIX heures du matin.Le dit Mandat re- tournable le premier d'Octobre prochain.L.GUGY, Shérif, Bureau du Shérif, 23e.Mai, 1829.FIRRI FACIAS.Montréal, A savoir: HOMAS FRENCH, de la cité No.464.Ç de Montréal, Marchand, Demandeur, contre WILLIAM SIMPSON, dela Paroisse St.Vincent de Paule, dans le dit district aussi Marchand, Défendeur.Un lot de terre sitné à la côte St.Pierre dans la Paroisse St.Anne de Mascouche, borné par devant ou prenant À la ligne des terres appelées pays fin,qui est un grand chemin, dans ln profondeur et d\u2019an côté par Augustin Chevalier ou ses représentants et d\u2019antre côté par Joseph Grattou.Sera vendn à la porte de l\u201dEglise de la dite paroisse de St, Anne de Mascouche, le VINGT-NEUF de SEPTILMBRE prochain, à DIX heures du matin.Le dit Mandant retourna- ble le le.d'Octobre, prochain.L.GUGY, Shérif, Bureau du Shérif, 22 Mai, 1829.Montréal, à savoir \u20ac NRANCOIS SERRE\u2019, de la pa- No.1613.roisse de Longuenil, dans le district de Montréal, habitant, demandeur, contre BENJAMIN VIG#H?, de la dite paroisse de Longueuil, habitant, défendeur : Une terre située dans la dite paroisse de Lon gueuil, du contenu de trois arpens et demi de front sur vingt arpens de profondeur, à l\u2019exception d\u2019un demi arpent de front qui a trente arpens de profondeur, bornée par devant par Victoire Chenier, dans la profondeur par les terres delacote noire, don côté par Pierre Braie dit Labonté, et d\u2019autre côté par André ste.Marie, avecune maison de bois y dessus érigée.Sera vendue à la porte de l'Eglise de la susdite paroisse de Longueuil, le VINGT-NEUF de SEPTEMBRE prochain, à HUIT heures du matin, le dit Writ retouruable le 10ed'Octobre prochain.L.GUGY, Shérif.Bure: u du - hérif, le 22e, Mai, 1629.Montréal.?q N vertu d\u2019un MANDAT d\u2019EXECUTI- à savoir + ON, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté, pour les causes civiles, dans et pour le district de Montréal, à la poursuite de Duncan McColl, de St.Eustache, dans le dit district de Montréal, Journalier, contre les terres etténemens de ANGUS NcDON- ELL, de St.Fustache, dans le dit district de Mon'réal, Journalier, à moi adressé, j'ai saisi et pris en exécution comme appartenant au dit Angus MeDonelt : To.Un Jot de terre situé dans la Paroisse de l\u2019Isle Perrault, contenant unarpent de frontsur vingt arpens de profondeur, borné par devant à la Rivière Ottawa, d\u2019un côté et dans la profondeur ar Arcene Charlebois, et d'autre côté par l\u2019aul Picard, ou ses représentans, sans aucune bâtisse y dessus érigée.20.Un lot de terre situé dans la paroisse de Fointe Claire, dans le dit district, contenant trois arpéns de front sur trente arpens de profondeur, plus cu moins sans garantie de mésurc précise, borné par devant au Lac St.Louis, dans la profondeur aux terres de la côte St.Charles, d\u2019un côté par Paschal Courville, et d\u2019autre côté par Paul Lefebvre, avec maison et grange y dessus érigées,à distraire du lot de terre ci-dessus décrit un emplacement qui en & été pris et est en la possession de Fis, St, Onge, comme a lui appartenant et contenant un arpent de front sur deüx arpens de profondeur, borné par devant-au grand chemin de Roi, d\u2019un côté et dans la prôfondétir par l\u2019autre partie du lot ci-dessus décrit, et d\u2019autre côté par Paschal Courvilte, le dit lot contenant une maison de demeure etautres bâtisses y dessus ¢érigées.\u2014Or par le présent jedonne avis que lesdits lotsde terres, en en exceptant comme ci-dessus mentionné, seront vendus et adjugés au plus haut enchérisseur, c\u2019est à dirc, le lot No.1 à la porte de l\u2019Eglise de .a susdite Paroisse, de l\u2019Isle Perrault, le LUNDT, VINGT-NEUF de JUIN, à DIX heurés du ma- ditlot de terre de la terre d\u2019Ignace Bonhomme, s'étendant JUIN prochaiy, & DEUX, heyres de relev tin,etle No.2à laporte de l\u2019Eglise dela susdite Paroisse ! \u2018borné comme suit, au nord par un lot de terre qui sépare le \u2018dela Pointe Claire, le dit LUNDI, VINGT-NEUF do pre 1 be: auxquels toms et lieux respectits les conditions de vente sérout ¢nones.L.GUGY, Bhérif: Tous ceux qui ont des prétentions sur les dite lots de terre ci\u2018 dessus désignés, soit par hypothèque on autre droit de servitude, sont par le présent avertis d\u2019en donner avis au dit Shérif, àson Bureau en la dite cité \u2018de Montréal suivant la loi ; et de plus qu\u2019ancurie \u2018opposition afin d'annuler ou afin de distraire le tout ou partie des dites terres et prémissesou afin de charge ou servitude sur icelles, ne sera reçue par ledit Shérif durant lte quinze jeurs qui en précéderont la vente, ! Bureau du Shérif, le 2le Fev.1829.- FIERI FACIAS., an Montréal, à savoir, ?ACQUES LEBLANC, dé la pa- No.1569.oJ roisse de Repentigny, dans le comté de Leinster, dans le district de Montréal, Bourgeois, et VICTOIRE BEAUPRFE\u2019, son épousd, Detnandeurs, contre LOUIS RATEL, de la dite paréisse d& Repentigny, habi- taut, Défendeur: Une terre située dans la dite paroisse de Repentigny, du contenu d\u2019un arpent et demi de front sur cinquante-cinq arpens de profondeur, bornée par devant à la Rivière l\u2019Assomption, dans la profondeur: aux terres de la Cabane Ronde, d\u2019un coté par Joseph Gatieh, et d'autre côté par Louis Juneau dit Latulippe, avec \u2018rhat- sou, grange et autres batisses y dessus érigées: Sera vena due à la porte del'i£glise de la dite paroisse de Repenti- gny,le CINQ d\u2019AGOUT prochain, à DIX heures du matih Le dit Mandat retournable le 1er.d\u2019Octobre, 1820.\" * ; L.GUGY, Shérif.Bureau du Shérif, le 4 Avril, 1829.; FIERI FACIAS.: Montréal, à savoir + RANCOIS MARCOUX, de la No.1967.parcissede St.Joseph de Sou- langes, dans le comté d\u2019York, dans le district de Montréal, marchand, demandeur, contre SIMON DESFORGES, de la paroisse de St.Joseph de Soulanges susdit, curateur duement élt: à la succession vacañte de feu Pierre Monpetit dit Potvin, enson vivant, cultivateur du dit ieu, détfendeur.: \u2018Un lopin de terre sitaé en a paroisse de St.Joseph d Soulanges susdite, de la contenance d\u2019un arpent et denji de front, sur le chemin du Roi, et ayant trente-six pied et demi de front de moins au cordon, sur vingt arpeus de profondeur, prenant par devant à la rivière Cataracoui, attenant par derrière aux terres de la côte St.Dominique, joignant d\u2019un côté an défendeur et de l\u2019autre côté à Louis Menard Bougis,avec une maison, une grange et autres bâti- mens dessus construits.\u201d Pour être vendu à la porte de l\u2019E- glise du village de Soulanges autrement appellé Les C2- dres, le SIXIEME jour \u2019AQUT prochain, à PIX heures du matin.Le dit Ordre retournable le ler.Octobre prochain.: L.GUGY, Shérif, Bureau du Shérif, 4e.Avril.1829.: FIERI FACIAS.Mong eal, 2 sion (A HERINE M\u2019CRAE, de la No.1241.Seigneurie de Monnoir dans comté de Bedford dans le district de Montréal, fille tid- jeure, demanderesse, contre GEORGE DONALDSON, du même lieu, cultivateur, Défendeur: Un lot de terre situé dans la paroisse Ste.Marie dansla dite Seigneurie de Monnoir, connu comme lot No.94 dans la seconde division dela dite Seigneurie, contenant trois arpens de front sur environ trente-deux arpens de profondeur, borné par devantau grand chemin de Roi, dans la profondeur aux terres de la cinquième concession, d\u2019un côté par la terre de Robert Stevenson, et d\u2019autre côté par les terres de John Donaldson, avec une maison y dessus érigée.Sera vendu à la porte de l\u2019Eglise dela dite Paroisse Ste.Marie le SIX d\u2019AOUT prochain,à DIX heures du matin.Le dit Mandat retournable au ler.d\u2019Octobre prochain.L.GUGY, Shérif.Bureau du Shérif, le 4 Avril, 1820.FIERI FACIAS.Montréal, ont IERRE RASTEL de ROCHE- No.514.BLAVE, Ecuyer, et Demoiselle ROSALIE RASTEL de ROCHEBLAVE, fille majeure, tous deux des cité, comté et district de Montréal, demandeurs, contre JESSE\u2019 BRIEN dit DUROCHER, Sculp- \u2018eur, \u2018le la paroisse de Varennes, comté de Surry, district de Montréal défendeur : Un emplacement situé au Village de Varennes, dans la paroisse, comté et district susdits, de la contenauce de 96 pieds de front ou environ, sûr 195'pieds bt demi ou environ de profondeur tel qu\u2019enclos, prenant par devant au chemin du Roi, par derrière à la terre du roi mé Paschal Brunelle, d\u2019un côté aux héritiers de feu Théophile Ricard, et de l\u2019autre côté à Louis Senecal, avec partie d'une maison et autres dépendances dessus con struites.Pour être vendu a la porte de l\u2019glise de la dîta paroisse de Varennes le SIXTEME jourd\u2019 AO UT prochalif, à DIX heures du matin, Le dit Ordre retournable ie 1ér.d\u2019Octobre prochain.1 L.GUGY, Shérif.Bureau du Shérif, 4 Avril, 1829.FIERI FACIAS.; : Montréal, à savoir, | YITARLES LEBEAU, de St.Ma No.1627.f thias, dans le comté de- Bedford dans le dit district, habitant, nouveau gardien appointé aux enfans mineurs de Jean Bte.Bertrand, et Marianne Le- beau, demandeurs, contre PIERRE CASAVAN, de la paroisse St.Athanase,dans le comté de Bedford, dans le \u2018dit district,habitant, et Charlotte Audette, sa femme, Défens deurs: 1o.Unlot de terre située, dans la dite paroisse St.Athanase, borné par devant au grand chemin de Roi, au côté sud par René Bonthillier, au côté nord par Jean Bte.Gerrien, dans la profondeur au grand chemin de Roi, contenant deux arpens de front sur vinat-huit- arpers de profondeur, formant une superficie de 56 arpens, pluseu moins; avec maison en bois, grange, écurie et autres bitisses y des sus érigées.20.Un lot de terre situé dans la dite paroisse St.Athanase, borné par devant augrand chemin de Roi, ad sud par Antoine Gayette, au nord parun nommé Genghoff} et dans la profondeur par le grand chemin de Roi cutil tenant un arpent et demi de front sur dix-huit arperts e profondeur, et encore vnarpent et demt de front sar digs huit arpens cn profondeur, fermant une superficie de sôtx- ante-neuf arpens, plus ou moins, avec: grange et écuiie y dessus éripées.Seront vendus la porte de I'Fglise dé st, Athanase susdite.le CINQ d\u2019AOÛT prochain; à DIX heures du matin: Le dit Mandat retournable au Jer.d'Octobre prochain.: Lo ' L.GUGY, Shérif, Bureau du Shérif, le 4 Avril, 1829, 504 \u2014\u2014\u2014 DISTRICT DES TROIS-RIVIERES.Ventes par le Drerif.» neni Ca Avis Public est par le présent\u201d donné, que les terres et héritages sous-mentionnés ont Été saisis et seront vendus aux tems et lieux respectifs tel que mentionné ci-bas.Toutes personnes ayant des réclamations sur iceux sont parle présent requises de les faire connoitre suivant la loi ; toutes oppositions afin d\u2019annuller, afin de distraire ou afin de charge, excepté dans le cas de Venditioni Exponas, dans lesquels cas la loi ne permet pas telles oppositions, sont requises d\u2019être filées au Bureau \u2018du soussi- né avant les quinze jours qui précéderont immédiatement e jour de vente ; les oppositions afin de conserver peuvent Être.filées en aucun tems dans les deux joursapres le re- teur de l\u2019Ordre, (Writ.) FIERI FACIAS.: Trois-Rivières, OSEPH DUBORD dit LAFON- savoir, TAINE, de la Ville des Trois-Rivi- No.57.ères, dans le Comté St.Maurice, dans le - District des Trois-Rivières, Gentilhomtme, contre JOSEPH _THIBODEAU, de la Paroisse de St.Grégoire, dans le comté de Buckinghamshire, dans le District des Trois-Riviéres, cultivateur : ler.Un moulin à farine siiué sur le fief et Seigneurie Godfroy, de quarante-six pieds de front sur trente pieds de .large, à un étage, dont treute pieds en pierre et le reste en .bois, avec ses moulanges, fermeuts, mouvements, tournant, _travaillants et chaussée, construit sur un emplacement ou ter- rein de six arpens et dewi de front ou environ sur douze ar- peus de profondeur, au sud-est de l\u2019arrière ligne du fief God- froy en descendant jusqu\u2019au terrein possédé par Charles Hebert et Michel Lamotte, joignant du côté nord-est à la ligne entre le dit Fief Godfroÿ et le Township d\u2019Aston, et du sud-ouest à une ligne separant le dit terrein du domaine dudit fief à un piquet près d\u2019un pont sur le chemin qui conduit au dit moulin.2e.Un lopin de terre sitnée au dit lieu de trois arpens de front sur la profondeur qu\u2019il peut y avoir à aller À la ligne du dit Domaine, qui se trouve six arpens en deça au nord-ouest de l\u2019arrière ligne du dit fief, joignant au côté sud-ouest à la terre d\u2019Etienne Laurent Lalonde, ou ses re- présentans, et au nord-est à Michel Lamotte, et au terrein premièrement désigné, presque tout en culture.Seront vendus à la porte de l\u2019Eglise de la Paroisse de St.Grégoire, le SEPTIEME jour d\u2019OCTOBRE prochain, à ONZE heures du matin.Le dit Mandat retournable le 14e.Decr.prochain.I.G.OGDEN, Sherif.Trois-Rivières, 23e Mai, 1829.| FIERI FACIAS.Trois-Rivières, savoir : OSES HART, Ecuyer, de No.140.¢ la ville des Trois-Rivières, -dans le comté St.Maurice, dans le district des Trois-Ri- vières,négociant,contre LOUIS ANDRE\u2019 DUCHESNY, Ecuyer, Seigneur de Maskinongé, dans le comté et district susdit : 1.Une terre sise et située dans le fief Ca- rufel, en la paroisse St, Joseph de Maskinongé.de quatre arpens de front sur onze arpens de profondeur, prenant par devant au ruisseau des allanten profondeur aboutir à Louis Joseph Ducheny et Albert Lan dry, joignant au sud à Louis Voligny, et au nord à Jean Sicard de Carufel, sans bâtisse, chargé de six livres douze sols, ancien cours, et un minot et un quart de bon blé, &c.net, loyal et marchand, de cens et rentes payable le onze de Novembre de chaque année, sujette au droit de retrait en cas de vente et de tous autres droits seigneurieaux.2.Uncompeau de terre situé dans le meme fief de trois arpens de front sur quatre arpens de profondeur au Ruisseau Provincial, joignant au sud à François Baron dit Lafreniere, et au nord à Joseph Bau- bien dit Lamontagne, tout entierement complanté d\u2019érables, chargé de trois livres douze sols de cens et rentes payable le onze Novembre de chaque année sujet au droit dè retraiten cas de vente et à tous les autres droits se.gneuriaux, ansi que la faculté à Pierre Bernier d\u2019exploiter la sucrerie pendant deux annérs, en par lui payant à l'acquéreur la rente de la dite sucrerie suivant le bail.Seront vendus a la porte de l\u2019Eglise de la dite paroisse de St.Joseph de Maskinongé le SIXIEME d'OCTOBR t; prochain, à DIX heures du matin : le dit mandat retour- nable le douzieme jour de Decembre prochain.1.G.OGDEN, Shérif.Trois Riviéres, 22 Mai, 1829.FIERI FACIAS.Trois-Rivières à savoir: ¢ ESSIRE FRANCOIS No.146.NOISEUX, Vicaire Général de la ville des Trois-Rivières, dans le comté St.Maurice, dans le district des Trois-Rivières, contre ETIENNE TAPIN, de la dite ville, bourgeois, curateur duement appointé à John McCullum, autrefois de Ja cité de Montréal : le.Deux emplacemens ou terreins, situés en la ville des Trois Rivières, sur le côteau St.Louis, contigus, contenant quatre-vingt-deux pieds et six pouces de front sur la rue Koyale, sur la profondeur de cent trente pieds et huit pouces par la ligne sud-ouest le long de la rue Plaisante, et cent trente quatre pieds ar la ligne nord-est, au bout de laquelle profondeur, le ront du dit terrein se trouve avoir quatrevingt-dix sept pieds, bornés par devant par la dite rue Royale, allant en profondeur à Louis Carrier, joignant du côté sud onest à la dite rue Plaisante, et au nord-est à Louis Dupuis, les dits terreins ou emplacemens seront vendus à la charge d\u2019une rente foncière envers le dit demandeur, de trente chelings, payable annuellement le 11 de Noveme bre, conformément aux tîtres de concession des dits ter- reins ou emplacemens.2e.Deux terreins ou emplace- mens au bout l\u2019un de l\u2019autre, situés en la ville des Troise Rivières, sur le niveau de la rue Royale, sur le côteau St.Louis, contenant quatrevingt-deux pieds et demi de front sur cent trente-cinq pieds et huit pouces de profondeur, prenant par devant à la dite rue Royale, allant en profondeur au terrein de Benjamin Hart, joignant d\u2019un edté au nord.est à la rue Plaisante, etau sud-ouest à Sophie Burns.Les dits terreinsou emplacements seront Vendus à la charge d\u2019une rente foncière envers le dit demandeur, de trente chelings, payable annnellement le 31 de Novembre, conformément aux tîtres de concession des dits terreins ou emplacements.Seront vendus à mon bureau, enla Maison de Justice de la dite Ville, le CINQUIEME d\u2019OCTOBRE prochain, àONZE heures du matin.Le dit Mandat est retournable, le 2e de Novembre prochain.1.G.OGDEN, Shérif.Trols-Rivers, 22e.Mai, 1829, | THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.AVIS est par le présent donné, que le soussigné Propriétaire et en possession de la Seigneurie Ste.Anne de Laperude dans le District des Trois Rivières dans la Province du Bas-Canada, a fait application à Sa Majesté par requête transmise par Son Excellence le Gouverneur en Chef pour une commutation et extinction de toutes redevances, droite et charges féodales et seignioriales sur certaine étendue de terre, embrassaut la totalité d\u2019une augmentation à la dite seigneurie concédée, le 20 Avril, 1735, du contenu de trois lieues en profondeur sur envirou deux lieues de large ; bornée par devant à la distance de cinq lieues et demie du fleuve St.Laurent, par une autre portion de la dite seigneurie, du côté du nord-est par la seigneurie St, Charles Des Roches (communément dire des Grondines,) du côté da sud-ou st par la seigneurie de Batiecan, et au bou: de la profondeur par des terres non concédées de |.Couronne.En conséquence tous et un chacun qui pourraient avoir ou prétendraient avoir aucun droits, intérêt, sûretés, charges ou encombrance, présens ou contingents, soit par hipothè- que générale ou spécial, positives ou sousentendues ou en vertu d\u2019aucun autre titre ou par aucun autre moyen quelconque dans ou sur I\u2019é:endue de terre décrite comme susdi c, sont par le présent interpellés, de signifier par écrit, dans le cours de trois mois de la d.te de cet avis, leur consen- sentement ou opposition à la remise du titre originel (surrender,) à l'octroi d\u2019un nouveau (regrunt, ) et au changement de la tenure de la dite étendue de terre, ainsi qu\u2019à la décharge telle que demandées, de toutes redevances, droits et charges féodales et seigneuriales, Lesquels consentement ou oppositions par écrit doivent être logés dans le Bureau du Conseil Lézislatif comme prescrit par l\u2019Acte du Parlement Impérial de la Ge.Geo.IV.ch.59.J.HALE.Q'iébec, le 28.Mai, 1829.3m.AUX MACONS ET MENUISIERS.A VIS est par le présent donné que le Maitre, Deputé Maitre et Sindics de la Maison de Trinité de Québec, Commissaires appointés pour l\u2019érection de Phares &c.dans le Fleuve etle Golphe St.Laurent, recevront à das § ter de ce jour jusqu\u2019au Jeudi vingt-cinq 234 de Juin prochain, des propositions pour = la construction d\u2019un Phare à la Pointe des Monts, d\u2019après un plan déposé dans le Bureau du Capitaine de Port.Et afin de mettre en état les personnes qui désirent entreprendre le dit ouvrage, de prendre connaissance du local et s'assurer quels sout les matériaux qu\u2019on peut se procurer sur les lieux, on leur donnera passage dans le YacuT de la Maison de Trinité qui laissera le Port le Samedi six de Juin prochain.Wu, LINDSAY, Attesté, Reg.M.T.de Q.Maison de Trinité de Québec, Vendredi, le 22 Mai, 1829.ES Soussignés donnent avis par le présent, que la soci- L été de commerce qui existait entr\u2019eux, est de ce jour dissoute par consentement mutuel, et que l\u2019un ou l\u2019autre des Soussignés est autorisé à régler toutes demaudes dues par ou à la dite Société durant son existance.A.JACKSON, Wm.McALPINE.3w.Québec, le 11 Mai, 1829.LG Soussigné donne avis par leprésent, qu\u2019à l\u2019avenir il se borvera aux affaires de commission, et prend la liberté en même tems de solliciter le patronage de ses amis et du public.Wm.McALPINE.Québec, le 12 Mai, 1829.AVERTISSEMENT.AVIS est par le présent donné au Public que les Drorrs DE PEAGES des CANAUX et EcLuses du Gouvervement sur le Fleuve St.Laurent, seront réduits à l\u2019ouverture de la Navigation aux taux en force avant l\u2019année 1627, mais qu\u2019il sera d\u2019ubligation de prendre le billet de passage pour les trois écluses inclusivement, à savoir ; les cascades, le Rocher fendu ( Split Rock ) etle Coteau du Lac, et lesquels billets signés du surintendant seront delivrés en s\u2019adressant au Bureau du Député Commissaire Général à Montréal, contresignés par cet Officier.Les Ecluses seront ouvertes les Dimanches comme les jours ouvriers de manière à obvier aux grands inconveniens jusqu\u2019à présent occasionnés par certe détentiou, Les taux de péages seront requis d\u2019après le tarif suivant, en force avant leur dernière hausse en 1827, et qu\u2019on publie de nouveau pour l\u2019information générale.Bateanx de Durham.50s.Bateaux .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.e0o 25.Petite voitures d\u2019eau .12s 6.Les anciens arrangemens relatifs à la largeur de la voie continueront à être en force etle passage des canaux sera refusé à tous bateaux qui excèderont 12 piés six pouces, en conséquence des dommages causés aux ouvrages par la force qu\u2019on est obligé d\u2019employer pour leur faire passer les écluses.Les Bateliers et tous autres sont avertis que si quelques uns se permettent de piquer leurs crocs dans la maçonnerie oudans les ouvrages en bois ils seront poursuivis en toute rigueur pour tout dommage causé tant de cette manière que de tout autre.out au R.J.ROUTH, C, G.3w.(Signé,) Chef lieudu Commissariat, Québec, le 30 Mars 1829.VIS.\u2014 Le Bureau des Commissaires appointés A par la Loi pour régler les affaires de la ci-devant prétendue Banque de Haut-Canada, est dans le Grass street, à Kingston, tout contre l\u2019Office du Herald.Les jours et heures d\u2019affaires sont les Mardi, et Vendredis, depuis 10 heures du matin jusqu'à 2 heures après midi Les porteurs de billets ou de certificats, où tous autres créanciers de la dite ci-devant prétendue Banque, sont requis de présenter leurs demandes le ou avant le premier de Novembre prochain, ou autrement telles demandes seront pour toujours de côté ct aunul!ées.H.C, THOMPSON, JOIIN STRANGE, Com.HENRY SMITH.Kingston, le ler.Avril, 1829.Tous les Papiers de Nouvelles du Haut-Canada, la Gazette de Québec et la Gazette de Montréal, auront Ja bonté d'insérer l\u2019avis ci-dessus pendant 3 semaines et de trausmettre leurs comptes à l\u2019Ofâce du ZZerald à Kingston.May 28, BANC DU ROL Provinte du Bas-Canada, District de Québec : } No.927.SAMUEL GERRARD, et autres Demandeurs, vs.FRANCIS HUNTER, et COMPAGNIE D'ASSURANCE DE QUEBEC, CONTRE LE FEU, Suquestre.et GEORGE WATERS ALLSOPP, et autres, Parties Intervenantes.N vertu d\u2019un ordre interlocutoire rendu en cette cause le 16 d'Avril courant, les divers Créauciers du Défendeur, FRANCIS HUNTER, sont requis de filer dans l\u2019Office des Prothonotaires de ce district, le ou avant le premier jour du terme de Join prochain, leur demandes respectives contre le dit Défendeur, dusment authentisées, daté le 29 Avril, 1829.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.B.R.A.E.Hart, Procr.pour les Demandrs.Province du Bas Canada,?DANS LE BANC DU ROI.Districtde Québec.JUDAH JOSEPH, Vs.CHARLES STUART, Défendeur, et JOHN MALCOLM FRASER, Sequestre.N vertu d\u2019un ordre interlocutoire rendu en cette cause le 20 d'Avril courant, les divers créanciers du Défen Défendeur, Demandeur, des Prothonotaires de ce district, le ou avant le sixième jou du terme de Juin prochain, leurs demandes séparées et res pectives contre le dit Défendeur duement anthentisées, Daté le 29 Avril, 1829.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.B.R, A.E.HarT, Procr.pour le Demr.A VENDRE PAR LE SOUSSIGNE».E 20 à 25,000 madriers d\u2019épinette claire (bright) et bouts de madriers des lere.et 2de, qualités, délivra- bles à Québec dans le cours de l\u2019Eté.10,000 Planches d'épinette des lere.et 2de.qualités ec dito étroites pour clotures de 12 piés de longueur.6000 Planches marchandes de pin et madriers de pin d\u2019un demi pouce.COMME AUSSI, 3 Belle calêches à demi couvertes, toutes neuves et bien finies, faites dans le meilleur gout et garanties être de meilleursmateriaux d\u2019Angleterre.JOHN GRAVES, No.13.Rue St, Jean.Québec, le 20 Avril, 1899.u DIsTRICT DE MoNTREAL.S BUREAU DU GRAND VOYER, MONTREAL, 9e.Mai, 1829, E Grand Vover commencera sa visite annuelle des che d mins conduisans d\u2019une Paroisse À une autre dans la partie supérieure du dit District, le vingt-cinq Mai courant par Lachine, la Pointe Claire et Chateauguay, d\u2019où il se rendra à Beauharnois et les Townships au dessus,qu\u2019il visite ra du 26.au 31.Le ler.Juin il continuera sa dite visite depuis Lacole et Fou cault jusqu'à St.Hylaire et Belœil jusqu\u2019au dix en visitant dans le même tems les Parviases à l\u2019Est de celles situées su la Rivière Richelieu.Le dit Grand Voyer ou un de ses Députés commencera la visite au coté Nord du fleuve St.Laurent, par l\u2019Isle de Mont réal et l'Isle Jésus vers le 12.Juin en remontant depuis Ste Thérese de Blainville jusqu\u2019à Argenteuil ; cette visite sera ter minée le dix de Juillet, et en raison des différentes Requête déjà reçues et de celles qui pourront parvenir d'ici au 25 Mai il devieut impossible de déterminer les endroits où le Grand Voyer ou son Député se proposeront de s\u2019éjourner, mais le inspecteurs recevront au moins vingt quatre heures davance notice du jour, de l'heure et de l\u2019endroit où ils seront rencontrés par le dit Grand Voyer ou son Député, à la ligue de leurs Paroisses, Séigneuries où Townships respectifs.2w.L R.C.DELE'RY, G.V.A VENDRE, fin bangard et écurie pour trois chevaux.située su la Rue d\u2019Artigoy, dansle Faubourg St.Louis, érigée suru lot ou emplacement de cinquante pieds de front, sur quatre- vingt-dix de profondeur, occupée par le Lieut.Dewson, d 15e.Régiment.\u2014 Les termes de payment seront aisés : pon plusinformé, s'adresser au Notaire soussigné, à son Etude, lequel, si la propriété n\u2019est pas vendne avant le le, Lundi de Février, la mettra ce jour là à la criée, pour et à compte d propriétaire.(Signé,) W.FRS.SCOTT, N.P.u Qnéhec, le 9e.Janvier.1829.AVIS public est par le présent que le Sous- sigué a été appointé en due forme de loi, curateur à la personne et aux biens du Sr.Robt.Murrray, Marchand Sellier ; En conséquence tous et un chacun y interessés en prendront conséquence pour s\u2019y conformer.\u2014Le Sr.André Mitchell.à été chargé de la conduite de l\u2019établissement et sous sa direction les affaires serout continuées pour le présent.JOHN THOMPSON, Curateur, Québec, le 11 Mars, 1829.u À vendre à des termes raisonnables d\u2019excellens chevaux voitures, Gigs, Caleches, voitures de chasses (dog carts) e une excellente voiture Américaine à quatre roues, de rencon tre (second hand.) N vient de publier avec permission, et sous la direction de Monseigneur l\u2019Evêque de Québec, une nou velle édition de GRAND CATÉCHISME, corrigé avee attention.THOS.CARY & Cie.On le trouvera chez MM: E.R.FABRE & Cie.Montréal et chez Monsr.H.F.HucuEs, Trois Rivières On fera nne déduction libérale aux libraires, &c.Québec, 2 Mars 1820.4 w.QUEBEC : Printed and Published under Royal authority, by Joan Excellent Majesty for the Province of Lowxn-CANADA QUEBEC: Imprimée et Publiée sous l'autorité Royale.par Jon OCuArLTON Fisurn, et Wituiam KEMALE, Imprimeur de 54 Très Excellente Majesté le Roi pour la Paozisse du Bas-Canads.deur, CHARL ES STUART, sout requis de filer au Bureau NE JOLIE MAISON de pierre, à nn étage, avec I = CHARLTON l'isuen and WirnrAMm Kemncr, Printer tothe King\u2019s Most | "]