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[" \u201cte mime ns ct uD tat Os Ee ce me tes AA i i a The du.dr A, VOLUME XVIII, No.3.| TOME XVIIL\u2014No.38.\u2018 Tu \u201c = - - .a - THURSDAY, JULY 841.a JEUDI, 22 JUILLET, 1841.HURSDAY, JULY 22, 1841.[New Sevres.) \u2019 » 1041.Sberife\u2019s Sales.DISTRICT OF QUEBEC.\u201cTo wir: Pueixc NOTICE is hereby given, that the vadermentioned LAxps and TENEMENTS have béen seized, and will -be sold at the respective - tines and places as mentioned \u2018below.Ait persons having claims on the same, -are \u2018fiereby \u2018required lo make them known accordiug to law ; all oppositions | \u2018afin d'annuler, \u201cafin de distraire, or afin de charge, except in cases of Venditioni Exponas to which so such oppositions are by law allowed, are required to be filed with the uudersigned, dt his Office, previous 10 the fifieen ddys next preceding the day \u2018vi-gale ; oppositions afin de conserver inay be filed at ary tine \u2018within wb days next after the return of the Writ, qe VENDITIONT EXPONAS.Quebce, to wit : J OHN NAIRNE, of the parish of St.No.1521.Etienne de la Malbaie, in the county \u2018of Saguenay, in the district of Quebec, esquire, universal Aegatee of the late Dame Magdeleine Nairde, wife-of Peter \u201c MeNicol, esquire, and'\u2018in possession of fis'legacy ; against ABRAHAM GAGNON, ofthe same place,yeoman.to wit :\u2014 \u2018* A land of three arpents eight perches and fourteen feet \u20184n front by forty arpents in depth, situate in the parish of.| | ri de Mascouche, in the fief and seiguiory ef:Lachenaie, | in the district of Montreal, esquire, seigaior.in possession St.fitienne alias Malbaie, in the concession of Ruisseau des Fresnes; bownded in front by the line called Boudreault, \"aud in rear by the end of the said depth, oun one side towards \u201cthe north east by the land of Jean Harvey, and on the other side towards thesouth west by the land of Michel Harvey-\u2014 with a house, barn, stables, and other buildings thereon erected.\u2018Subject to the conclusions of the opposition afin de charge of John Najrne and the judgment rendered thereon.'\u2019 To be sold at the churchdoer of the said parish of St, Etienne -alias Malbaie, on the TENTH day of AUGUST next, at TEN o'clock in the morning.Thesaid Writ returnable on the first day of October next.W.S.SEWLLL, Sheriff, \u2018Sheriff's Office, 13th July, 1841.[First published 15th July, 1841.] ALIAS FIERI FACIAS.a Quebec, to wit: Eien LOUIS ANTOINE No.1695.¢ (4 CHARLES JUCHEREAU DU- CHESNAY, of the-city of Mounties, is the-cemsty and ena, district of Montreal, esquire, seigneur and proprietor and 2-2 An possession of the fiet and selgnitry of Fossambault, in the district of Quebec; against WILLIAM MITCHELL, \u201c of the city of Quebec, in the county and district of Que- \u2018bec, shoemaker, to wit :\u2014*¢ Part of a lot of land situated 4n the seiguiory of Fossambauit, parish of Ste.Catherine, in the county of Porineuf, in the district of Quebec, called dot number twenty-five, situate in the founth range of \"the said seigniery of Fossambault, and bounded as follows, to wit: in front by the river Jacques Cartier, inthe rear by the lands known as the tract af land between the third and fourth ranges,\u201d on the east by lot number twenty-six, and on the west by the remaining portion of the said lot number twenty-five, containing said parcel of laad at present seized two arpents in front by fifty in depth, making a superficies of ene hundred arpents\u2014with a small wooden building thereen erected.Subject the said part and paccel of land to all the charges, clauses, conditions, reserves and restrictions stipulated and contnined in the original grant made, pasied and executed hefere R.Lelièvre and dis colleague, notaries, at Quebec, the eighth -day of September, one thousand eight hundred and twenty four.\u201d To be sold at the -ehureh duer of the said parish of St.Catherine, on the FIFTH day of OCTOBER next, at TEN o'clock in the morning, Thesaid Writ retirnable on tbe fifteenth day of October next.n Co W.8, SEWELL, Sheriff, \u2018Sheriffs: Office, 1st June, 1841.: [First published 3d June, 18413.- : Cee FLERI FACIAS.Onebee, to wit : } A LCUSTIN PLAISANCE, of the No.857.\" city of Quebee, in the county and district of Quebee, manufacturer of linseed oil ; against \u201cWILLIAM REEVES, of the same place, shoemaker, in \u201chis quality of curator to the vacant estate of Mary Cately, \u2018widow of the late Robert Cairns, in hielifetime of the city of Quebec, ship earpenter, deceased ; the said Mary Ca.tely.now-absent from this proviace, in her quality of com- -mune en biens with the said late Robert Cairns, in his life.\u2018time, and the said William Reeves, also in his capacity of \u2018tator appointed in due course of law t® Margaret Cairns, a Minbrissue of the marriage of the said late Robert Cairns \u2018and the said Mary Cately, and sole and only heiress of the \u2018said Inte Robert Cairns, her father, to wit :\u2014** An em- \u2018placement situate in the Lower Town of Quebec, at the place called : l\u2019rès-de-Ville; containing thirty five feet in front by the depth which may be found between the Queen's \u2018highway and the brow of the hill (ctme du cap) ; bounded in front by the said highway.and in the rear by the vaid epth joining on one side towards the north east to Janvier -Dôntaye Lacroix, and on the other side towards the south \u201cwest to Joseph Gagnon.Subject to the payment of twenty ne ligres sixteen sols, old currency, of ground rent, sti.\u201cpujated in the deed of sale by J.D.Lacroix, esquire, to the plaintiff, passed before Mtre.Lelièvre and his colleague, notaries, at Quebec, on the second day of November, one \u2018thousand eight hundred and twenty two, and to the charges mude known in the said deed, \u2018a copy whereof is deposited inthe sheriff s office.\u201d To.be sold at my office, in the eourt house, in the said city of Quebec, on the TWENTY.NINTH day of NOVEMBER next, at TEN o'clock in the precadin i sale | be Bled of auy tine within two days nex after the Write ~~ 7 ~, morning, The said Writ returnable on the first day of February nexte .Sheriff\"s Office, 2)th July, 1841.\" Torn - First published 22d July, 1841.] Sheriff's Sales, DISTRICT OF MONTREAL.To wit; ; Pusuic NOTICE isliéreby given, thät .the undermentioned Lixps \u2018sod TERNEMENTs have been seized, \u2018and will be sold at the respective times and places ds \u2018wen~ [tioned below.All persons having a \u2018the na hereby required to mnake them Know sccording to law : all oppositions afin d'annuler, afin de distrdlre, ot afin de: charge, ime on the same, are \u2018except in cases of Venditioni Kxponas; to which no such-op* positions are by law allowed, are required tw bn fled with the | undersigned, at his office, \u2018previous tu the filigen days uext the day of sale : oppositions afin di cpnocrver may he \u2018rewry of 0 ,.FIERI FACIAS.: ce Montreal, to wit: .FOHN PANGMAN, of Grace No.486.J Hali, in the parish of St.Hen < of the said fief and seigniory, p:aintif ; against the lauds and tenements of ANTOINE FOURNIER, of the pa- «ish of St.Lin, in the said fief and aeÿygniory \u2018of Lache- naie, in the said distriet of Montreal,-husbandman, de.fandant :\u2014* A piece of land situate inthe parish of St.| Lin, in the fief and seigniory of Lachensie, on the south side of river Acbigan, containing two argenté in front by thirty arpents in depth, mare or less ; hounded in feront, by the said river Achigam,_ in rear by saconceded lunds, on one side by François Reñaud, and om the other side by Joseph Prudhomme\u2014willf a wooden dwelling house: and an old stable thereon erected.\u201d\u201d Fode sold, (sabject, to the droit de retrgit in favour of the sgignier of the said fief and seignivry of Lachenaie, also ali the charges; con ditions, servitudes and reseryations sét forth in the ori- gival deed of concession ), at the shurch: duer of tha said parish of §¢.Lin, on the SIXTEENTH day of AUGUST next, at the hour of TEN of.the clock in the forenoun.The Wiit.returnable on the first day of Oetpber next.Lo JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff._Sheriff\u2019s Office, 12ch April, 1841, ès [First published 15th April, 1841.] FIERI FACIAS.= Montreal, to wit: J EAN BAPTISTE BENJAMIN No.426.pir ST.AUBAIN, heretofore yee man, of the parish- of Ste.Marie de Monnoir, and now of.|.the parish of.St.Raymond de Monnoir, and Felix Besset,- also culled Alarie Besset, yeoman, ofthe said parish -of Ste.Marie de Monnoir, in the district of Montreal, in: their quality of testamentary executors of the last will \u201cAnd testament of the late Aodré Besset, in his lifetime bourgeois, gentleman, of the parish of St.Mathias, in the said district of Montreal, plaintiffs; against the lands and: tenements of FRANCOIS BEAUVAIS, of the parish of Ste.Marie de Monnoir, in the said district, yeoman, des: fendaut:\u2014\u201c A land lying and situate at Ste.Murie, ir the seigniory ef-Monnoir, in Rotott\u2019s double range, containing two arpents in- frent by thirty arpents in depth: joining in frent to the king's highway, in rear to a sei- guiorial line, on one side to.Benjumin \u2018Beauvais.and en- the other side to Belonie Bessolle\u2014with a house; barn and stable thereon constiucted.\u201d To be sold, subject to the droit de retrait in favour of the seignior ot the said: seigmory of Ste.Marie de Monnoir, also all the charges; conditions, servitudes-and reservations set.forth in the original deed.of concession,.at the chureh door of the said porish of Ste.Marie de Mounoir, on the SIXTEENTH.day of AUGUST next,-at the.hour of TEN of the clock in the fvrenoon.-dhe-Writ-returnable on the first day - of October.next, .ise.JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 12th April, 1841.+ [First published-15th-April, 1841 ] - _ FOUR WRITS OF FIERI FACIAS.- Montreal, to wit: TH first, at the sujt of Nos.638, 52, 1071 & 1358.} JAMES LESLIE and ROBERT HALLOWLLL, both of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, merchants, and CHARLES STUART, of Quebec, in the district of Quebec, in the province of Ca- \u2018nada, merchant, late copartners-Carrying on trade together at Montreal aforesaid, under the firm of James Leslie: and company, plaintiffs ; against the lands and tenements of \u2018NICOLOUS PETER MATHIAS KURCZYN, of the city and district of Montreal, merchant grocer ; the secoud, third and fourth, at the snit of JOSEPH GAREAU bir VADEBONCEUR; gentleman, of the cit D y of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, and Dame Agathe Pilon, his wife, by him duly authorised to prosecute the present action, plaintiffs ; against the lands and tenements of the said NICOLOUS PETER MATHIAS KURGZYN, and Sarah Wurtele, his wife, jointly and severally, defendants :\u20141.* An emplacement.or Jot-6f ground in the St.Joseph suburb, in the: city of Montreal, of forty five feet in front by two hundred and four feet in depth, the whole more or less ; hounded in front by St.Joseph street, in rear by Bonaventure street, on one side to the south west by John Dopegani and Miss Easton, and on the other side by the let hereinafter deseribed qud the heirs Peck, and.fifty Que feet in the rear, ap it is now enclosed\u2014with a two story stone house of forty five feet in front by forty four feet in depth, also in rear a \u201cstone building of eighty five feet in length by sixteen in breadth, stone vaults, stables, sheds and other buildin thereon erected.2.A lot of ground in the St.Joseph suburb, adjoining the above described property, to the south west sile, of ninety feet in front on St.Joseph street, with \u2018a narrow passage into the said Bonaventare street, and.which carries its front breadth ninety one feet back and then diminishes, being bounded in rear and on the north east side by \u201cAnselm Brault, esquire, and the heirs Peck in part, and by the said Bonaventure street, on the other part having a .two story stone house, cut stoue front, erected therean, of ninety feet in front by thirty four feet in depth, divided into under the said building\u2014with stables, sheds, cdach houses and other buildings thereon erected ; and also a stone build - ing of fifty feet in length by \u2018thirty four feet in breadth, ¢n the line of the first mentioned lot, now used as a store thereon erected.3.A lot of ground in the St.Joseph suburb, of the said city of Montreal, of thirty feet in front by seventy five feet in depth, the whole more or less ; bound - ed in front by St.Henry street, in the rear by John Ilone- \u2018gai, esquire, to the south east on one side by Philippe urcotte, and on the south west side by Jacob Dewitt, esquire, with a right of passage through a gateway on the south west, the whole ns now enclosed\u2014with an old shed thereon erected.\u201d\u2019_ \u2018Fo be sold at my office, in the city of.Montreal, on the SIXTEENTH day of AUGUST next, at the hour of TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The Writ returnable on the first day of October next.1 JOHN BOSTON, Sherif.Sherifi\u2019s Office, 10th April, 1841.\u201c [First published 15th April, 1841 ] j .ALIAS FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit : { DWARD SCA LLON, of the-pa- No.2445.rish of St.Paul, in the dis- -trict of Montreal, lumber merchant, plaintiff ; against the lands and tenements of SIMON LAPORTE, of the same I Moatreal, to wit: trict of Montreal, being number four of the said range, containing.two arpents and a half in front by twenty six arpents in depth, more or less, without warranty of any precise measure 3 joining in tront to the lands of the first range, inrerr to the third range, on the north side to Frangois Desautels dit Lapointe, on the other side .to | Joseph Rivest\u2014without buildinge.\u201d\u201d To be sold at (lie ~ church door of the said parish of St.Ambroise de Kil- dare, on the SIXTEENTH day of AUGUST next, at the Jour of TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The Writ returnable on the first day of October next.JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 12th April 1841._ vo * [Fiest published 15th April, 1841.) - FIERI FACIAS.LM ON VALOIS, gentieman, No.2555.bourgeois, of the parish of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, plaintiff ; against the lands and tenements of JOSEPH LEANURE.BOURGEOIS, heretofore tanner, and now gentleman, (bourgeois,) of the same place, defendant-:\u2014** A'land lying and situate in the parish of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, containing four arpents in front by thirty five arpents in depth, running on its breadth to a depth of twenty urpents, aod the continuation narrowing to one -arpent and\u2019 a half, more or less; bounded in front \u2018by the river St.Lawrence, in rear by François De- sève, and on one side by the beirs Lanzon, and partly \u2018by Pierre Jackson, and on the other side by Mrs, Mit- -cheler or her representatives-\u2014with two stone houses, & bara and stable and other dependencies thereon erect- \u201ced\u2014the whole without warranty of any precise measure.\u201d To be sold subject to the droit de retrait, in favour of the, séigniors of the selgniory of Montreal, also all the char- \u2018ges, conditions and reservations set forth in the original deed of concession, at my office, in the city of Montreal, on the SIXTEENTH day of AUGUST next, at the hour of TWELVE of the clock noon.The Writ returnable oa the first day of October nent, ~~ ~~ A : © JOHN BOSTON, Skeniff, Sheriff's Office, 12th April, 1841.* \u2019 {First published 15th April, 1841.] .FIERI -FACIAS.UC Montreal, to wit 3 OUIS GARE AU, esquire, merchant, No.63S.L of the parish of Chambly.in the district of Montreal, plaintiff; against the lands and tenements of CONSTANT CARTIER, fils yeoman of \u2018he parish of Ste.Marguerite de Blairfindie, inthesaid disfrict of Montreal, defendant :\u2014\u201c A land lying in the barony of Lotiguéuil, in- the parish of Ste.Marguerite de Blairfindie, in the first rang, * me of concessions ofthe division line between the said baromy of - Longueuil and the seigniory of DeLéry, of four arpents in front by twent; eight in depth ; bounded in front by the said lins, in rear by the side of the land of Pierre Roi, on one side by.Au- house, barn and other wooden buildings thereon erected.\u201d Te be sold, subject to the droit de retrait in favor of \u2018the \u201cseignior, also all the charges, conditions, servitudes and reéérve- tions set forth in the original deed of concession, at the chush door of the parish of Sainte Marguerite de Blairfindie, on the TWENTY-EIGHTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at the hour : of TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The Wri returnable on ShorifPs Office, 224 May, 1847, the first day of October next.; a JOHN BOSTON, Shori .{ Wiest publishod 27th May, 1841.] four dwelling houses, with a passage in common through .place, yeoman, defendant :\u2014* A land lying and situate fa ° the second range of thetownship of Kildare, in the dis.Zustin Cartier, and on the other side by Pierre Cartier\u2014with a.\u2018 mes mn AR ann MR oe on CE er FIERI FACIAS.a Mountrealy to wit: Js ILLIAM BINGHAM, of Maa-: No.2413.tre > in the district of Mon- rrèpt; erguiret and Dame Malia C#arlotie.Churijer de L vingt mye, frato hits duly ayibbrised, goigniors, pFopñiefors and possessors 0 e séighiéry of Rigaud, situate in the district aforesaid, and the honorable Robert Unwin Harwood, of Vaudreuil, esquire, curator duly ététred'éh juilice to (he sald William Bingham, plaintiffs ; against the Jayde and: tenements of JOSEPH DE- CHAMPS, of he said séignidry of Rigdud,in the said dis- trdet- ofMon tres yeoman defendant :\u2014** A land situate in the Côte Ste.Magdelcine, in the seigniory of Rigaud, containing three arpentsin front by twenty five in depth ; bounded in front by the front road, in rear by the uncon- ceded lands, on one side by Frangois X.Lavigne, and on-the otber side by Gabriel Cerré\u2014wilh à wooden house \u201café a-stablethercon érected.\u201d \u201cFo be sold (süibject to the droit:de retrait, rentes, clauses, condilions and servitudes set forth in theroriginal deed of concession,) at the church door of the parish of $te.Magdeleine de Rigaud, on the SIXTEENTH day of AUGUST next, at the hour of TEN of the eluck in the forenoon, The, said Writ returnable où tbe first day of October next.Lo ) 4 \u2018 * JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff., §hierifPs Office, 12th April, 1841, SN _ {First published I5th April, 1841) - So FIERI FACIAS.> Te * Montreal! towit: 1 FJYHE Honorable PIERRE DO- = No: 11 } À 'MINIQUE DEBARTZCH, ds- \u201cquâre, seignior, proprietor and possessor of the seigniory * of Débartzeh, -and St>\"François lë Neuf, in the.district of \u201c Montre 1 Tesiding in- Hé \u2018parish\u2019 of St.Antoine, in the 7 * sgid-district, \u2018plaintiff ; agifinst the lagds and tenements of \u2018LOUIS DENIS LAPORTE, yeomkh, of the parish of Sc, \u201cChartes, in \u2018the district of Montreal, and Michel Moñnet \u201cJdivBellehameur, of tie parish of La\u2019 Présentation, in the \u201c diftrict-of Montreal, yeothhn, \u201cdefendant :\u2014\" A lo: of \u201cground lying and situate in the fouitls concession of the parish of St.Charles, containing thrée\u2019 quarters of an arpent iti length by twenty nine arpents and a half in depth, the \u201cwhole'more or less ; bounded in front by the representatives \u2018of chelate J.\u2018F.Drolette, esquire, in rear by Louis Fré.chette, on one side towards the south by Charles: Blan.* chette, and on the other side towards the north by Joseph Chaput\u2014without buildings.\u2019 To be sold, subject to the \u201cdroit He retrait, in favour of the seighidr, also all the -¢ Barges; cotiditions, servitudes and resérvatibns set forth in the original deed of concession, at the churth door of the Phivish of St.Charles, onthe TWENTY EIGHTH day\u2019 of SEPTEMBER next, at the hodr of TEN of the clock.in the forenoon, Tie Writ returnable on the first day of | Ociober next.JOHN BOSTON,, Sheriff.\u201cSheriff's Office, 221 May, 1341.LC co EFfret published 27ch May, 1841.] Ce nga ve FIERI FACIAS.105 : Montreal, to wit - \"OSEPH- AMABLE CHARLE- .No.343.} BOIS, of the parish of Saint Poly- carpe, in the district of Montreal, esquire, plaintiff; against the lands and'tenements of LOUIS FARONT pit MARCELLIN, alias Louis Fairant, of the parish of St.1 gnace des -Cèdres, in the seigniory of Soulanges, in the district of Montreal, yeoman, defendant :\u2014 A lot of land described as number nine; on the north east side of Côte Ste.Anne, parish of St: Ipnake and seigniory of Soulanges, containing three \u2018arpents ini front by twenty one arpénts in depth, witliout any Warranty of; precise measurement ; bounded in front by the \u2018haze of the road \u2018of the said Côte, in rear by unconceded lands, and on the respective sides by lots mümbers -eight and tén\u2014with\u201d\u2019a \u2018vôoden, dwelling house, barn, and stable of the same material thereon: erected\u201d To be sold, subject to'the droit de retrait, iri_févor of the seignior, also all the charges, -conditions, sérvitudes and reservations set forth in the original deed of concession, at, the church door of the parish of St.Ignace, on the TW ENT Y= EIGHTH day of SEPT EMBER next, at the hour of TEN of the clock iir the forenooh.= The Writ returnable onthe first day, é &f October next.RA +3 Sheriff's.Offee, 22d May, 1841.°° ~~ vert - [First published 27th May, 1841] \"42\" .Le - ; Ty FIERI FACIAS.> 1.ae i Montreal, to wit : } IN ELsoN ADAMS, of Stanbridge, + Nb.897, LN.in.the district, of Montreal, hmerchant,.plaintiff ; against thie \u2018lands and tepements of CURTIS MARTINDALE, of the same places yeoman, défendant: \u2014* The south.\u2019 easterly one fourth -part of lot -Ainfibel five, in the fourth range of lots in the township of Starbrite, bäundéd tb the south by lands, owned by -Hitäaïn \"Céôréy, ésquire, and by land ovued by Benjamin: Casey, to thd west and north by lands belonging to Alanson Wells, dnd to\u2018the east by hand belonging to Nathan Palmer ; suid land\u2019 containing fifty\u2019 two and a lialf aeres by measure- \u2018ment, and'is of an irregular form\u2014with a framed hopse.and «Wi?n Lliereon erectéd.\u201d\u201d To be sold at the chapeh daor: of whe\u201d suid.\u2018township of Stanbridge, in \u2018the; TWENTY SEVENTH tay \u2018of SEPTEMBER next; o the :bougæf- TEN of the clock in the f tehdon.° The Writ returnable, unéthé rst ddy uf\u2019 October next.10 TH LU Le a ; - + \u2018JOHN BOSTON, Sheri + Sheriff's Office, 224 May, 18111 7-07 04 {First published 2%th May, IB4t ]: : : Te TTR TT To Sma FIERY FACIAS, = aWotredl; fo Wit 4 QUES LiONAIS, of the « vo Nor 89% + À district.of Myntreak, ; merchagt,- Main tiff} aghinst tlie lands\u2019 add lénements cf, OSA alius ROSETTE DUCLOS, ofthe parish of St.Lue, in.the, sald «district, widow of the Jate Ricliard Wheelers \u2018as.well iu ber! owe nae, rs utriversal TBgaree.of her said lage busband,i GefefATIHE :\u2014), $ A.land lÿfag To (ne seigniory of La Pra yiejtia\u2019 the parish of Sts Lie, at the pldce cunpmoyly called La Snvadyi® CF three arpénts in front by- thirfy in depths ddunBedin front Uy, the ioid Jeadiug Thom St.Jean to La] Péaitie, nüfiiog in rear 80 the side of Pierre Laymeoureux\u2019s $dud, joing od vire bite, tb Deuis Loupret, : aud jon the | omebadeto the ent of tht'lagds of le Ij whhisg house; \u201cto bry, stible« add other too ea buildiugs nn sources.> 2.A Tot.of ground situate in the said sélgitori- SOLE Pyairie, in the parish: of St, Luce, on re east ~idE fhe Witte giver Montréal \u2018okgie, arpent and a \u2018haté 10 tront \u2018vyWthrée -dépents if épth ;- bounded (in front, by, she Fang's highway running along the east side of thelite river M¥Etvreal, ath teftrg tu hr Liny, ard on the other side, to Gabiiel.La -Bogliey.or his ; - * eur yd GT De +.Ç city agd represepditives\u2014 without buildings.3: Aland} .Writ returnable on the first day of Qctober next.= La i Montreal, to wit 4 A UGUSTIN DEMERS, pile rivgr Montreal | Ad and on ong gide to Ujdary, Tren.brig 8 thés same seigniory nad pusisb, of three arpenls in front by thirty arpeots more or less im.on one side to Denis Loupret, and on the other side to land hereafter> described-without \u2018buildiugs.4.Anôther land in the same parish and seigoiory, Of oue arpent in front by thirty arpéôtg more or less in dep:b; boynded in front by the little giver Mootresl, abuttiog in rear to the road Jekdipg tothe Grand Côteau, on oue side to the land above described; gud on the other side partly to Denis Loupret and\u2018partly taone St.Anñdfé\u2014without buildings.\"\u201d To be sold, subject to the droit dé retrait, in favour of the seignior, also all the charges, conditions, servitudgs and reservations set forth in the original deed of concession, at the church door of the parish of St.Luc, on the TWENTY-EIGHTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at the bour of TEN of the.clock.in the forenoon.\u201d The \u2018Writ returnable on the first day of October next, 1 JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 22d May, 1841.; ; (First published 23th May, 1841.] - oe rw own - FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit:) JOHN SAMUEL McCORD, of the No.1150.city and district of Montreal, esquire, advocate, plaintiff; against the lands and tenements of TUHR- TON PENN, ofthe said city and district of Montreal, merchant, defendant :\u2014¢ A certain lot in the fief Nazareth, St.Anne suburbs, city of Montreal, distinguished by the north half of lot number two Hundred and thrge ; bounded in front by the common, in rear by, Anne street, on one side by property of W.Budden, aid on the other side by George Davies, containing ninety feet in front on the common, eighty five feet and a half on Anne street, two hundred and seven feet adjoining George Davies, and two hundred and twenty two feet adjoining William Budden\u2014the whole more or less.i he said lot is subject to an annual and perpetual ground rent, rente annuelle fon- ciere perpétuelle et non rachetatle of fifteen pounds, currency, payablé semi-annuflly on the first days of May and\u2019 November, in each and every year to John S.McCord, of the city of Mont~ real aforesaid, esquire, until the expiration of a certain lease or bail emphitéothique, which will expire on the twenty ninth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and ninety, and afterwards to the administratrices of the property of the poor of the Hôtel-Dieu of Montreal, and their successors for ever, and also subject to the droit de retrait or retenue in favor of the said administratrices, in preference to all others, even the parens lignagers.\u2019\u201d \"To be sold at my office, in the city of Montreal, on the TWENT \\ -SEVKNTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at the hour of ELEVEN of the clock in the forenoon.: \u2018The : JOHN BUSION, Sherift.\u2026 Sheriff's Office, 22d May, 1841.\u2018|.[First published 27th May, 1841.] a.; F1ER1 FACIAS.Montreal, to wit : A, AMES CARLTON, of the seigniory ; No.lé4&.- of Noyan, in the district of Montreal, yeoman, plaintiff; against the lands and tenements of JOHN CARROLL, of the same place, trader, defendant :\u2014*\u2018 A lot of iandy bounded south by the road leading from\u2019 Henry- ville to Pike, River Lower Falls, west by the west half of | said lot owned.by James Morris, east by land owned by Mr, Shandroo, and north by land owced by Alexander Johnson, said lot containing fifty-six arpents, be the same more or less, being the east half of lot number twenty four in the ninth concession, according to the new- survey \u2014with a sinall wooden house an« out house thereon erected.\u201d To be sold subject tothe droit deretrait or retenue in favour of the seignioë; also all the charges, clauses, conditions and reservations, set forth in the original deed of concession, at the.door of the catbolic church of the parish of St\u201c George, in the scignioiy of Noyan, oh the TWENI'Y-EIGHTH day | of SEPTEMBER next, at TEN -o'¢lock in the forenoon.The Writ-returnable on the first day October next, > ' © ©.JOHN BUSTUN, Sheriff.\u2026 Sheriff's Nice, 22d May, 1841.: Pos -.[First publi-hed 27th May, 1841.] Cay 6 FIEËREI FACIAS., ae trader, of No.1602.Montreal, in the district of Mont- \"I real, plaintiff ; against the lands and tenements of CHR1S- TIAN GROIHL\u2019, gold and silversmith (orfevre), of the \u2018same place, and André Zephirin Grothé, also of the same | place, gold and silversmith (orfevre), jointly and severally, .defendant :\u2014~°¢ An emplacement situate in the St.Lawrence suburbs, .of the city of Montreal, containing forty three feet in.front by.eighty feet indepth, the whole more or less ; bounded in:front by Sanguinet street, in rear by André Zephirin &roth:, and on the norty east side by Joseph Z.Trudeau, esquire, no-\u2019 tary public, and on the other side by Benjamin.R.Demers \u2014 without buildings.\u201d To be sold at my office, in the city of \u2018Montreal, on the TWEN l'Y-SEVENTH day of SEPT EMBER.next, at the hour of TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The Writ returnable on the first day of Ociober next.Cae JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff.Sheri{f\u2019s Office, 22d May, lu41.: [First published 27th May, 1841.] vo 77, FIERI FACIAS., Montreal, to wit } MEE HART, esquire, of the town AND.E314.5 LVR OF Three Rivers, in the county of \u2018Sts Maurice, 'in the districtof Thre Rivers, mérchant, plain- \u2018HIF; \u2018aghinst the latids ard tenements of ISAAC VALEN- FINE, esquire, Moses Eleazer David, esquire, and William \u2018Molson; esquire.all residing in the city, county and distrigt \u2018of Montreal, three surviving Hduciary legates duly named and appointed by the last will and testament of the late Alexander Hart, in his lifetime, of.the said.city of, Montreal, \u2018esquire teceased, defendants i\u2014 A lôt of land situate;in the parishof Montreal, in\u2019 thé disttict vf Montreal, containing in frobt two handred and nidetder feet \u2018by .ihreg\u2019 hundrei and fifteen feet in depth, english measure, \u2018be the same, more or less ; bounded in\u2019 trônt by Vitoria road or the \u2018Queens = - \u2014- highwHyi id\u201d rear\u2019 By Andréw Shaw, on ong side partly, by fefentant\u2019'and Miles Williams, of their repfesentajives, and bon: LÉ other side partl$ by Hefetidant and\u2019 Samue] Watson, dr theiw répresentutives\u2014with u twWh story stone house, , two Mone sheds attached to the $id louse,\u201d ole small wooden dwkilisg \u2018louse, coach lioule\u201d stable, \u2018shed \u2018aid other Istitkdin ga thereon erected aldo an orchird añd \u2018Kitghen.gars den, on (Ne safd preiitists.\u201cFo bE-5bId, subject Lo, the 026 devretrait\u201d im favôur of \u2018the \u2018sétgnior, \u2018Aldo all thé \u20ac des, gunditioné}\" servitudes \u2018and feservations \u2018Bet \u201cforth, in -the inalHieté of concession ky, mx dffèe, in frectr of Mon- Pi1°da df SEPTÉMTER teealy ou ik TWER FYLELG Ia.depth ; joining in front to the litle river, vtreal, in rear to the soad leading to the Grand Cileay,\u2019 Ë Be | » [First publish Jury 22 SR rites next, at the hour of TWELVE of the clock noon.The Writ returnable og the firsg day of October next, ~ « , max au.JOHN BUSTON, Sherif Sheriffs Office, 23d May, 1841.~~.= §# 3 d'27th May, 1841.7 ~~ © % ! FIERI FACIAS.hE Montreal, to wit : OHN CROOKS, of the city and No.2174, oF district of Montreal, and province of Canada, miller, plaintiff ; against the lands and tenements of MARTIN PAUL HUS pir COURNOYER, otherwise called Martel Pau'et, of William Henry, in the district and province aforesaid, trader, defendant : \u2014¢ A lot of land or emplacement situate in the village of Sorel or William Henry, in the district of Montreal, containing in frou six ty six feet by one hundred and thirty two feet in depth \"english measure, be the same more or less ; bounded in front by Sophie street, in rear by one Rogue or Rogee, or his representatives, on one side by Madam Dadorin or her representatives, and on the other side by Marcell Brunett or his _representatives\u2014with a one story wooden dwelling house thereon erected.\u201d To be sold.at the church door of the parish of Sorel, on the TWENTY-EIGHTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at the hour of TEN of the clock in the forgpoon, The Writ returnable on the first day of October next._ | | JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 22d May, 841.[First published 27th May, (841.] FIERI FACIAS- Montreal, to wit : IERRE PELLETIER, esquire, No.1092.{ merchant, of the city of Quebec, in the county and.district of Quebec, plaintiff; against the lands and tenements of RICHARD JENNESS, merchant, of the place called Aylmer Village, in the township of Hull, in the province of Canada, now at Quebec, defendant =A lot of land known and distinguished as lot number three, in block number ten, in the village.of Aylmer, in the township of Hull, ih the said district, of about one hundred and twelve feet in front, by about ninety feet in depth, without guarantee as to precise measure ; bounded on the east by Buncrass street on the north by Thomas street, on the west by lot number four.and on the south by lot number two, in the aforesaid block number ten\u2014with a two story framed house,a well and stable thereun erected.\u201d\u201d To be sold at my office, in the city of Montreal, on the TWE NTY-EIGH I'H day of SEPTEMBER next, at the hour of TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The Writ returnable on the first day of October next.nn \u2019 _ JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff.Sheriffs Office, 22d May.1841.[First published 27th May, 1841 ] FIERI FACIAS Montreal, to wit : } USTIN CUVILLIER, esquire, and No.676.John Cuvillier, both commission merchants and brokers, of the eity.and district of Montreal, and heretofore both copartners, and trading at the said place ot Montreal, under the name and firm of A.and J.Cuvillier, plaintiffs ; against the lands and tenements of JAMES RU+- SELL, trader, of the said city and district of Montreal, defendant :\u2014\u2018 A lot of ground or emplacement lying and situate on the level of the main street of Quebec suburb, of the city oi Montreal, containing eighty feet in front by eighty feet in depth, the whole more or less ; bounded in front by the said main stree:, in rear and on one side Ly Joseph Augustin Labadie, esjuire.and on the other by Prudent Vinet dit Soaligny\u2014with a tw: stories stone house, a stone hangard, a wooden hangard, an.a coach hotlse thereon constructed.\u201d To be sold, at my office _ A \u201cin the city of Montreal, onthe TWENTY-EIGHTH day o SEPTEMBER next, at the hour of ELEVEN\" of the \u2018clock in the forenoon.The Writ returnable gn the first day of \u201cOcto- \u2018bér next.JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff.Sheri(f\u2019s Office, 22d May, 1841.[First published 27th May, 1841.] FIER1 FACLAS, 1, Montreal, to.wit : SERAFLIO GIRALDI, of Mor ; No.1162.treal, in the district of Mantrea _inn keeper, plaintitf; against the lands and tenements « \"JOSEPH MARIE ALEXANDRE RAYMOND, of t! same place, one of the bailiffs of the court of king\u2019s benc for the said district of Montreal, defendant :\u20141.\u2018SA.emplacement situate in the village of Laprairie La Magde leine, of an irregular figure, on the west line of and bounde in front by St.Lambert street, joining in rear to Moss Hart, on the north east side to ihe emplacement hereafts described, and on the south west side partly to- Etienn Dumontet and partly to Cliarles Starnes; containing.oa hundred and eight fathoms.in superficies, (its portion of th common passage therein ,comprised,) with a \u2018house of fort.feet by twenty five, a gallery, two coueh houses, a stable an: a bake-house thereon constructed; the whole built of wood Subject to the charge of allowing a passage from the gable end of the house tp tht of the house of the lot hereafle: \u2018described, And such.as appears .of the figurative plano.Charles Manuel, surveyor, deposited in the sheriff\u2019s office 2.An, emplacement situate at- the same.place, ofran irre- | gnlar figure, joining in front to the said St, Lambert street; \u2018in year to Moses Hart, on the north east side partly to Léon \u2018Brosseau and partly to Joseph.Gironde, and on the south west\u2019 side.to, the emplacement above described ; the said emplacement containing seventy eight.fathoms-in superficies, | (the portion; of the common passage therein:comprised with two houses, one of whichof two stories, whereof one of the said stories, is built of \u201cstones and the other of-wood, \u201cand: the , other house built of wood, with two.stables and a coach house -thereoy erected 3.Four ~emplace- ents situate jn the new, village of Laprairie, bein, number, three in St, Charles street, and: numbers fifty \u2018seven, fifty eight and tifty nine, St.Paul street, contiguous \u2018one.aother, containing each of the.said; lots seventy feet in fuont by.ninety feet.in depths joining in front, \u2018Tpt,.number, three, to, St.Charles sinyet, in rear to lot number fifty: seven,, in:St.Paul street, and the lots numbers fifty seven, fifty eight and fifty nine abutting to lots npmbers one, two an.three, St.Charles street, joining ou \u2018one side to a cross street andi along the ground atlotted for a market, and .on.the otherside to lot number four, SH \u2018Charles streets .angd number [fty-six, St.Vaul street.4.Ei Lt, .0fs oremplagements, contiguons one another, and alse sifugie in, the.new village of \u2018Laprairie, being Jots numbers seventeen reighteen, nineteen and twenty, St.barles street, and-nujybers forsy-three, forty-two, forty-one , and\u2019 forty, st, Paul street, formipg the aforesaid Jotsrone singlglot of two ph, [eut steel, Forming he d loteone single lot of tivo RY réd'and forty feet infront Ly one hundred and eighty fe PRPS TEL © TERROR ee, © MA ab mn eed Nr A ee mf Mt am em Le t veu Dee C2 SP #0 SY my em ap MN AR al mn ay 00 AQ ww rp GD we We A A a A am ey ane: ee reales, AR TTT \u201d w= + : in-loag'b, \"more cr less,es-ittndr;he MERS VSünäSd th Yon! in deptb.;-joining in-ésont to- St.Charlea-séreet, -in vear.so.1% A.lok-of ground lying sadsitustaio the wwusbipof Shere St.Péül street, on One side to ong Kerfoot, and on the other.rington, in the cqualy of Huntingdon, ia the district of by the Chate Y river, dn.xgap.by.the lands of Abe Us eut side to a cross street\u2014with a house and 'anbther wooden | Montreal, making part of numbers fourteen and fifteen, fu Margls and A ¢quce, op the north east side by lot numbe building thereon erected\u2014planted \u2018with fruit trees, and | the first ringe of thy said townghip ; \u2018bounded in front by ot) \u20ac property, of Paul Gagnjer, and on the south fenced up with boards.5.Two lots oF ground or emplace- the divisivn \u2018line between the sdid \u2018township of Sheiringt u west side by lot number spvenis, the properly of André Ma, ments lying and situate in the parish of -St.Jacques'Ue Mineur, being lots numbers pine and ten, the\u2019 whote forniing one arpent in front by Une drpent in'depth, joining in front to the base of the Ruisseau des Noyers, in redr to the \u2018lipe dividing the aforesaid lots from lots numbers eight and nine, fronting.Flavie street, on one side to St.James street, and on the other side to lot number eleven, without and thai of Hémmingford, fi reär by the division live tivéen the first sud \u2018the \u2018second rariges, tptvards tbe south cast srde'by'Miclisél Tobin or bis Tephesentatives, and towards the orth west side by the thule river called Le Greek, measuring in frum \u20acight arpeuts, one pole and thirteen feat iñ\u2018bréad(h, and in redr-niné arpeuts and \u2018Ook \u2018pole, by ah irreguldr depth of twenty one atpents one'pule aud nine feet ve Jen, aud stable thereon.\u201d \u201cPo be sold (8bject to the droit de retrait in Cavour of the ssignior, also sl! the charges, conditions, \u2018servitudes and.\u2018reservations.set fo:th in the original deed of concession, ) at the chureh doar of the said parish of St.Martire, on the FOURTH day of.OU- TOLER next, at,the hour of TEN of the clock in .the forenoon.The Writ returnable on the ninth day of fiatober nest.buildings.\u201d The said fotsto be sald.as follows:: lots num- | in the south \u2018east live, and twenty arpents, four per- \u2018 .JOHN BOSTON, Sherif, -.bers one, two, three and four, at the chuich door of the\u2019| ches inthe hdrtb west ln, forming oue hundred and seventy Sheriff 's Office.29th May, 184).Ca ç \u201c said parish of Laprairie, où \u2018the FEFTEENTH day of | oiñe arpehts and foriy \u2018fuur perchés in superficies, fréeh First published 3d Jure.1841} sw i y NOVEMBER next, at the hour'of TEN of the clock jh medsure\u2014with a wooden house thereon erected.\u201d To be \u2014 FIERI FACIAS.\u2019 7 the forenoon ; and lot number five, at the church doer of the- sold, subject to the anpuiul Tent termes and couditions Ce! Montreal, to wit A MABLE Y PRAT, ferfym de : : .v 4 : r th i fel ( a t r t .\u2019 CN 2e VEAL.Jeriyman,, parish of St.Jacques Le Mineur, ON THE SAME DAY, at forth in the origival deed of lense or transfer from the re \u201cNo.520 (traversier,) f Énelénitte.A tbe hoyr of THREE of the clock in the afternoon, The Writ returnable on the first day of February next.Co oo JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 9th July, 1841.\u2018[ First published 22d July, 1841.] \"TWO WRITS OF FIERI FACIAS.ox ontreal, to wit: \"CHE first, at the suit of PHILIPPI ow 164° 1175.UT LAVOY, of the parish of St.Laiirent, in the district of Montreal, and Amable Piquet.his\u2019 wife, from him duly separated, (contractuellement) as to property, but from Lim duly authorised to prosecute the present action, plaintiffs ; against the lands and tenémentsof PIERRE GEORGE HYPOLIE ROY, of the parish of St.Laurent aforesaid, in the said district of Montreal, yeoman, and Marie Awable Sarazin, his wife, defendants\u2019; and the second, atthe suit of FRANCOIS LEONARD, of the said parish of St.Laurent, esquire, nogary, also plaiptiff ; against the lauds ani tenements of the said PIERRE GEORGE HYPOLITE ROY, defendant := ©: A land situate at the COte St.Laurent, in the parish of St.iaurent, containing four arpents in front by a depth of twenty arpents, and thence of one arpent in breadth only by the depth of six arpents ; bounded in front by the said Cote St.Laurent, in depth by one Pre- voit, on one side by Guiilaume Malet or his representatives, and on the other side partly by Laurent Crevier, and partly by the said Prevort \u2014wich a house, barn and stable thereon constructed.\u201d To:be soldat the church door of the said parish of St.Laurent, on the TWENTY-THIRD day «f NOVEMBER next, at the hour of TEN of the clock in the forenoen.The Writ returnable on the first { at\u2019the hour of TEN of the clock in the forenouvn, presentitivis of heirs Bahy, atthe church dour uf the parish of St Edouard, vnthe FOURTH day ot OCIUBER next, The Writ of October next.JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff, Sheriff\u2019s Office, 31st May, 1841.: [First published 3d Hine, 1£41.] 0° oo FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit: § JERRE TRA1GANNE, bailiff, of , Nu.2673.§ 4 Her Majesty's court -of the Borough.oi William Henry, parish of Sorel, in the district of Montreal, und Suphie Aovucletie Durocber, his wite, by, bim duty anthorised, plaintiffs ; against the lands, und tenements of CARME, LE NOBLLTTE, notary, of St.Ours, ig the said district of Montreal, defeudant :\u2014 \u201c A lotuf ground or emplucement lying and situate in the village of St.Ours, containing forty eight teet in front and two hundred feet in depth ; bounded in iront by the king's highway, in rear by Louis Mojé, on vue side towar de the south by the said Louis Mojé, and on the other side towards the porth by Franguis Codaije\u2014with réturnable on the fiftecoth day a house, a stable, a coach house aud other building» | thereon erected.\u201d Tou besold, subject tu the dial de retrait in favour ol the seignidr, sso all\u2019 the charges, cun- ditions, servitudes and reservations set fuith in the original deed of'cohcession,)'at the chureb duvr of the puiish of St, .Qurs, -on the FOURTH day ot ULTOBER next, at the bhourof TEN of the cldvk in the forenvon, The Writ returnable on the twelith, duy vf Uctober,next.JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff, = Sheriff's Office, 29th May, 141.*° =~ - [First pubaished 3d Juve, 1841.] district of Montreal, plainjtf \u2018against the lands and teng- ments of FRANCOIS SAVIGNAC,, bate hid Ty of \u2018the parish of Moutreal, in the district of Mbutren), défendant: ** An emplacement sityate in the Côte St, Martin, in the parigh of Montreal, in the aforessi district, containing - eighty feet in front by the depth oo Bene muy be from the king's highway 10\u2019 thasiminit of the bill pp thie wager side of the river St, Lawrence, joining in frog to \u2018tlie king\u2019s , highway leading from Montreal tv Longue Poiste, in rear to the summit of the said hill on the river side of the river St.\u2019 Lawrence, on one side to Emmanuel Biot, and on the othgg side ty Jean Baptiste Bourbonyidre\u2014with - a wopden boyse, a coach house, two stables and other dependenciep therems constructed, the whale wiibput Any waçrauly of presire- measure.\u201d Tube sold, (sphject to the.droit da retrait ju.favor of the seignior, also ,all ibe charges, conditipas, secyi-.tudes aud rescrvaiions set forth ip the original decd of gone, cession) , at any office, in the city of Moptrenl, qn.he FOURTH day of OCTOBER uéxt, at the hous of TEN of, the clock in the forendon.The.Writ returnable on the - eighth day of October nexr, a ua a Le oe 7 JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff.Sheriffs Office, 29th May, 1441.4 2° : {First published 84 June, 1841,] +\" Se CC a) \u2014 - .01 FLERI FaciAg, TT Montreal, to wii } No 981.5.ELLICE, of London, in that part of the Unifed Kingdom of Great Britain snd: Ireland called England, esquire, seignior and proprietor La Pas | session of the fief and seigniorÿ of Beauharnois or Vitte= - { chauve, called Annfield, \u2018in the district of Montreal, et, ; SHE Right HonorableEDWAR B, - day of February next.JOUN BOSTON, Sheriff, FIER] FACIAS., 0 lL plaintiff 5 against the lands and tenements of AUGUSTIN: ~ Sheriff\u2019s Office, 20th July, 184} Montreal, to wit : ILLIAM PLENDERLEATH RICARD, of the parish of Sainte Martine, in the safd \u2014 » sé : No.2079.CHRISTIE, of.rhe city ot Mout- seigniory of Beauharnois or Villechuauves now calted?Ant + me : a [First published 22d July, 1841.] field, in .the said district, farmer, défendant :\u2014° The\"; - ALIAS FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit : I*RRE BERTHELET, esquire, No.1189.¢ ofthe city of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, plaintiff ; against thelands and tenements of CHAKLES ARCHAMBAULT, esquire, land surveyor, of te parish of Chateaugnay, in the said district of Montreal, | - defenodant :\u2014 1.\u201c\u2018 À lot of land designated as lot number eleven, in the seventh range of Ormstown, of four arpents and four feetin width by nineteen arpeuts and dine perches |.in leagth, forming eighty arpents and four perches in su perficies, more or less 3 bounded in front by the road of the said range, in rear by the eighth range, on the north easterly side by lot number ten, aud oo the south westerly side by Int number twelve, in the said seventh range of Ormstown.2.Acother lot of land designated as lot number twelve, io the said seventh range of Ormstown, of four arpents and two feet in width by nineteen arpents and pine perches in length, forming seventy nine arpents and eighty two perches ia superficies, more or lexs; bounded in front by the road of said range, in rear by number twelve, in the eighth range, «on the north easterly sideWy lot number eleven above described, and on the south westerly side by lot number thirteen, io the said seventh range of Ormstown-\u2014with a wooden house and barn thereon erected.\u201d To be sold, (subject to the droit de retrait in favour of the seignior, also all the charges, conditions, servitudes and reservations set forth in the original deed of concession,) at the church door of the parish of St.Timothée, on the FOURTH day of OCTOBER uext, at the hour of TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The Writ returnable an the ninth day of October next.JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff, Sheriff's Office, 29th May, 1541., .[ First published 3d Jone, 1841] - FISRt FACIAS.Afoatreal, to wit: 'ILLIAM PLENDERLEATH No.2080.Ç CHRISTIE, of the city and dig- trict of- Montreal, esquire, plaintiff ; against the labds and teuements of HUBERT LEBLANC, of the seigniory of De'éry, in the district of Montreal, yeoman, defendant :\u2014 s The aorth half of lot number seven, on the west side of Burtonville road, seigniory Delé'y, being two arpents in front by eight arpents in depth, making sixteen arpents iu superficies, more or less ; bouaded east, io frodt, by Bur- tonville road, west in depth by lot number one in the first concession, south east side of little river Montreal, un one s de by Isaac Gervais, and on the other side by Mathurin Hebert, without any buildings thercon erected ; with a reserve of one half arpent in front by one arpent in depth, to be taken off the north east corner of said lot, in favour of Louis Guerin and Marie Hébert, his wife, during their life, and then to be consolidated to the aforesa.d seized lot of land.\u201d To be suld, subject to the droit de retrait, in favour of the seignior, also all the charges, conditions, servitudes and reservations set forth in the original deed of concession, at the church door of the parish of Saint Cyprien, on the FOURTH day of OCTOBER nuext, at the bour of TEN of the clock in the forenoon, The Writ retarnablion the ninth day of October next, \u2018 JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff, Sheriff's Office, 31st May, 1841.- Fi blished 3d June, 1841: oo No.2750.ELLIU K: of the dity of London, in L at pros ?1 = Sa \u2018that pa- t of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland FIERI FACIAS, oe 7 Montreal, th wit: OHN THOMSON, James Thom.No.560, } son and John Duan, all of the parish of La Prairie de la Magdeleine, in the district \u2018of Montreal, merchants, and Thomas M.Thomson, of Napiers ville, in the faid district, merchant, copartners, trading together.at LaPrairie aforesaid, under the firm of John Thomson and company, plaintiff ; against the lands and tenes\u2019 ments of WILLIAM McCRAY, of tbe township of Sher- ringtop, in the distzict of Moaotreal, yeoman, defendant se amd sue ) pp t -t AY + se aT 1-1 3 real, in the district vt Montreal, and provioce of Cauada, esquire, plaintiff ; agnivst the lands and teu.ments of CX- RILLE HECTOR OCTAVE COTE, of the seigniory -of Deléry, in tue district of Muntreal, and province vi Cavada, esquire, physician and surgeon, defendant ;\u20141.** Four ein- placements cout:guous one to the other, in the village of Napierville, seigniory Deiéey, known as lots numbers twenty four, twenty five, thirty seven and thirty eight, being iu ali vne arpent wn front by two arpeuts in depth; bounded in front by Christie street, rear, in depth, by Burtou street, ou oue side partly by the reverend Amiot, partly by the widow |.Barthelet, and on the other side partly by Joba Thomsun | & C., and partly by the widow Latour\u2014with a cellar, wall and barn frame, covered with shingles, therevu erected.2.Lot pumber forty six, ou tlie east side of Burtonville road, beiug tive perches in (rout by teu perches in depth, making fifty perches in superficies ; bounded in tront by Burtonvilie road, rear iu depih, by said defendant, on one side by Ton- teu Simon Martin, aud on the otber side by Paschal Blais\u2014 |- without vuiidings.3.Luts oumbers fourteen aud fifteen, on the west side of Heury street, being oue arpent in frout by one arpeut in depth ; bounded in frout by Lienry street, next., north westerly half of lot number twelve, in the sôûth westerly concession of Bean river, in William-towm, in the said seigniory of Beauharnois, containing about one arpent and a hali'in width by about (wenty nine arpents sod five perches in length, more or less ; bounded\u2019 in front by.the said Bean river, in rear by number one hundred and fifty seven, in Williamstown, on the no:th- - westerly side by number eleven, the property of Bazile Lajeunesse or his representatives, and on the ssuth easterly side by the south easterly half of said lot numbér- twelve, the property of Pierre Chuloup, fils, or his res presentatives.\u201d To be sold, subject to the droit de retrait in favour of the seignior, also all the cllarges, conditions.servitudes and reservations set forth in the original deed: of concession, at the church door of the parish of Ste, Martine, on the TWENTY-SECOND: day of NOVEMBER next, at the huur of TEN of the clock in the fofe- noon, The Wiit returnable on the first:day of February > .JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 17th July, 1841.° co [First published 22d July, 1841,] ) rear in depth, by the rear ends of lots frouting on Burton.ville road, on one side by lravgois Forestier, and on the oth: r side by unconceded laud\u2014without buildings.\u201d To be sold, subject to the droit de retrait, iu favour ot the seiguior, alsu ali the charges, couditions, servitudes and reservatious set forth in tue original deed of Concession, at tue church dour of the parish of St, Cyprien, on the FOURTH day of OCTOBER next, at the hour of ELEVEN of the clock in ihe furesoon.\u2018The Writ rewurnable va the nizth day of October next, oo JOHN .EOSTON, Sheriff.Sheiifi\u2019s Office, 31st May, 1841, Co [First published 3d Jupe, 1841 ] FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit: V ILLIAM PLENDERLUEATH No.2065.§ CHRISTIE, of the city and district of Moutreal, esquire, plaintiff; against the lands ani tenements of LUskBL GIKOUX, of the seigniory of La- colle, in the district of Viontreal, yeoman, defendant : \u2014¢* The south half of lot number filty seven, in the eighti \u2018concession, north of domaine.in the seigniory Lacolle, being two arpents in front by twenty eight arpents in depth, making filty six arpents in superficies, more or less ; bounded to the east, in front by a road, to the west in depth by the ninth concession, on one side by Jean Baptiste Daigneau.and on the other side by t asimir Brosseau\u2014 with an old house and two old stables thereon erected.\u201d Tobe sold (subject to the droit de retrait, in favour of the seignior, also all the charges, conditions, and reservations seth forth in the original deed of co.cession ) at the door of the Methodist (hapel, in the place calied Odell Town, in the seigniory Lacolle, on the FOURTH day of OCTOBER next.at the hour of TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The Writ returnable the ninth day of October next.JOHN BUSTON, Sheriff.Sheriffs Office, 31st May, 1841.{First published Sd June, 1841.LL En FIERI FACIAS, eo \u2018Montreal, to wit + HE Right Honorable\u201d EDWARD \u2018 called England, esquire, seignior and proprietor in possession of the fief and seigniory of Beauharnois or Villechauve, now câlled\u2019 .Annfield, situate in the district of Montreal, plaintiff; against the lands end tenements of CHARLES DUQUT, of the parish of St.Martine de Beauharnois, in the said seigniory of Beauh rnois or Villechauve, now called Annfield, in the said district of Montreal, farmer, defendant : \u2014 Alot of land situate in the parish of Sté.Martine, in the seigniory of Beauharnois, designated as lot number sixty nine, n Annstown, in the sdid FIER) FACIAS.'.: OSEPH TIFFIN ahd GEORGE\" Montreal, to wit: ç © TIFFIN, both of the city and No.453.district of Montreal, both merchants and copartners, plaintiffs ; against the lands and tenements of PIERRE DUFRESNE, gentleman, (bourgeois) ol the same place, curator to the succession of Alexis Rollin, in his lifetime = tavern keeper, residing in the village of Longueuil, in - the said district, one of the defendants in this canse.:\u2014 1.\u201c\u201c À land lying and situate in the parish of \u2018Longueuil, in the district of Montreal, containing three arpents in »- front by thirty arpents more or iess in depth ;.bounded in front by the road leading from Longueuil to Chambly, - and in rear by the seigniorial :canal, on one side by.Jacques Marcile or his representaiives and on \u2018the other side by Raphaél Brais or his repreventatives\u2014with' a house, a barn and stable thereon constructed, the whole! without warranty of precise measure.2, A land lying and situate in the same parish, containing three arpents less three perches in front by sixteen arpents in depth, more or less ; bounded in front partly by one Hnotte ond .partly by theroad leading from Longueuil to Chambly, and in rear by Pierre Vincent or his representatives; on.one side by the widow Amable Labon:é or her representatives, on the other side partly by the heirs Lapierre and .partly by one Huotte or their representativee\u2014with a y house and a stable thereon constructed\u2014the whole : without warranty of any precise measure.3.À lot of ground situate in the aforesaid parish of Longueuil, containing halfan arpent in front by twenty one arpéiite: in depth, more or less 3 joining ia front to the road \u2018 leading from Longnenil to.Chambly, and in rear to one.- - Bouthillet or his representatives, on one side to Amable Benoit or his representatives, and on the other side t» Alexis Brais or his representatives\u2014withont any buildings thereon constructed\u2014the whole without any warranty of precise measure.4.Another lot of ground wi.tuate at the mountain of the parish of Boucherville, iu tiie district of Montreal, of one arpent in front by twelve ar- ° ponte more or less in depth ; joining in front to Toussaint arsalon, and in rear to persons unknown, on one side to one LDelière dit Bonvonloir ot representatives, and on the other side to Jacques Auber:ain or his-representatives\u2014 the whole being in its natural state, und without.warranty .ol any precise measure.5 Another emplacement lying: aud situate in the village of Longueuil, in tte said district, = containing eighty five feet in front and 1erminating in à point, by severty nine feet in the south west line und ~ eiyhly feetin the north enst line 4 joiaing in front tu thé \u201d road leading from Longueuil to Chummbly, nud in Fear'ta® \u2018 Pseigniory, containing three arperits in width by twe nty arpehls EE EAS EE re YE fo RE ls ce = qe & Gan FE \u2018 : À.- the Ruisseau, St.Antoine, on cowside to & sireet, df uti hoo.: J oo : CT 2e ee - 1 - Writ returnable on the first dey of February nest.the other side to so emplacement hereafter described\u2014 with a stone house and other buildings thereon erected, the whole without any warranty of precice measure, 6.Another emplacement situate at the same place, con- tainiog fifty feet in frout by the depth that there may be from the road leading from Longueuil to Chambly to the Ruisseau St.Antoine, joining on one side to an emplace- \"meat hereafter described, nad on the other side to Fran- gois Vieau or his representatives\u2014 without buildiogs thereon erected, and the whole without warranty of any precise measure.\u201d To be sold as follows: lots numbers one, two, three, five and six, at the church duor of the said parish of Longueuil, on the SECOND day of NOVEMBER next; aud lot number four, at the church door of the said parish of Boucherville, on the SAME \u2018DAY, at THREE o'clock in the afternoon.The said OHN BOSTON, Sheriff, Sheriffs Office, 17th July, 1841, [First published 22d July, 1841 ] FIERI FACIAS.le EDWARD treal, to wit : ZJVHE Right lonorable Montre 1461.! E ELLICE, of London, in tbat part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland ealled England, esquire, plaintiff ; against the lands and te- pements of TRAVOR BLEAKLEY, of the township of Godmanchester, in the district of Montreal and province of Canada, trader, defendant :\u2014*¢ A lot of land situated in the township of Godmanchester, designated as the westerly half of lot number nice, in the fifth range of the said township of Godmanchester, containing three acres in width by about forty eight acres in length, forming about one hundred and forty four acres and a half, more or less, in superficies ; bounded in front by Chateauguay river, in rear by the lot number nine, in the fourth range, on the easterly side by the .easterly half of said lot number nine, the property of Pa- -trick Hughs, and on the westerly side by the lot number ten, + in the said fifth range of the said township of Godmanchester, ¥ the property of Peter McNaughton\u2014 with a wooden house and stable thereon erected.\u2019 To be sold at my office, in the city of Montreal, on the TWENTY-SECONI) day of NO - VEMBER next, at the bour of TEN of the clock in the - forenoon.The Writ returnable on the first day of February .next.JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff.Sheriff\u2019s Office, 17th July, 1841.[ First published 22d July, 1841.) FIERI FACIAS.; Montreal, to wit : JOHN FAIRBARN, of the parish No 2195.¢ of Laprairic de la Magdeleine.in the district of Montreal, merchant, plaintiff ; against the lands and tenements of JEAN BAPIISTE NORMANDIN.otherwise called L\u2019Armandin, of the said parish of Laprairie de la Magdeleine, in the said district of Montreal; mail contractor and carrier, defendant : \u2014 ¢* A lot of ground or empla cement situate in the new village of the parish of Laprairie de la Magdeleine, in the seigniory of Laprairie, described under number twenty four, on the south side o! St.Paul street, measuring sixty feet in front by ninety feet in depth, forming one hundred and fifty fathoms in superficies 3 joining in front to the 8 .id St.Paul street, in rear to number fifty thie: facing Ste, Henry street, on one side to numher twenty three, aid on the other side to number tweuty five, the property of Jo- -seph Hutton\u2014with a wooden house thereon constructed.\u201d To be sold.subject to the droit de retrail in favor of the seignior also all the charges, conditions, servitudes and reservations set forth in the original decd of concession.at the church door of the parish of Laprairie de la Magdeleine, on the TWENTY-SECOND day of NOVEMBER next, at the hour of TEN of the clockin the forenoon.The Writ retura- able on the first day of February next.OHN BOSTON, Sheriff.Sheriffs Offices 17th July, 1841.[First published 22d July, 1841.FIERI FACLAS.Montreal, to wit : HARLES CLEMENT SABRE- No 650.VOIS DE BLEURY, of Montreal, esquire, advocate, plaintiff, sur distraction de frais in a certain suit wherein HoRTENSE GLOBENsSKY, wife of Guillaume Pre- vost, merchant, was plaintiff.and the said Guillaume Prevost, was defendant ; against the lands and tenements of the said GUILLAUME PREVOST.merchant, of the parish of Ste.Fcholastique, defendant :\u20141.\u2018\u201c An emplacement lying and situate in the village of Ste.Scholastique, containing one arpent iu depth by three fourths of an arpent in depth, more or less ; joining in front to the Qucen\u2019s highway ofthe Cute de la Belle Rivière, in rear and on both sides by Antoite Cam peau\u2014with a one story wooden house, a stable, a coach house, a hangar and other buildings thereon erected.2.A land in its natural state, lying and sitnate in the parish of Ste.Scholastique, containing three arpents in front by about twenty five arpents in depth, that is to say the depth which is to be found from th- south side of the river called Belle Riviere to the lands of the cote St.Henry ; joining on one side to one Beaune, and on the other side to one Jean Baptiste D\u2019Aut\u2014without buildings.\u201d To be sold, (subject to the droit de retrait, in favour of the seignior, also all the charges, conditions, servitudes and reservations set forth in the original deed of concession,) at the church door of the parish of Ste.Scholastique, on the FOURTH day of OCTOBER next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon.\u2018The Writ returnable on the fifteenth day of October next.JOHN BOSTON, Sheriff, Sheriff's Office, 31st May, 1811.{First publi-hed 3d June, 1841.] \"RATIFICATIONS.DISTRICT OF QUEBEC.OFFICE OF THE PROTHONOTA- RY oF HER M3jesTY's Court oF King's Bench, FOR THE DisTRICT OF QUEBEC, the 3d day of March, 1811.Province of Lower-Canadas, District of Quebec, No.457.Kz parte\u2014-SIMON BEDARD, of the parish of Beauport, | trader, Requérant.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has been lodged iu the office of the prothonotary.of the court of King\u2019s bench, of and for the district of Quebec, a deed made and executed nt Quebec, belore Mtre.Lis.Paunct aud his colleague, notaries, on the twenty-fourth duy of the moath of August of the year one thousand eight hundred amd thirty eight, between PIERRE FILIAU, eoman, of Beauport, acting as much for himself as in the behalf of Dame Marie Louise Rocheleau dite L\u2019 Kspérance,.his wife, of the one part ; and the said SIMON BEDARD, of the other part ;\u2014being a sale by tbe said Pierre Filiau acting as aforesaid, * of alot of ground situate in the said parish of Beauport, containing fifteeh arpents in depth more or less, starting from the line dividing the land of the said vendor from the property of Mr.Joun Henderson, going up the river, without warranty of any precise measure, by about one arpent and a half more orless in breadth ; bounded in front partly by Jean Baptiste Fortin and partly by the river Beauport, in rear by the river Sainte Marie or river Beauport, also called mill river of Beau- port, and towards the north east by John Henderson, and towards the south west by Jacques Parent ; it being well understood and stipulated by the said deed, that the said purchaser would have the enjoyment of the quarries lying on the said lot of ground above described and scld, only after the said Mr.Alexis Derousselle, according to his titles, would have resigned his right thereof ;\u2019 and possessed the said lot of ground by the said s:ller and his said wife during the three last years preceding the date of the said deed of sale, and since that time by the said purchaser, as proprietors, \u2019 And all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothêqüe under any title or by any means whatsoever, in or upon the said lot of ground above described, immediately previous to and at the time the same Was acquired by the said Simon Bedard, are hereby notified thac application will be made to the Court, on FRIDAY, the FIRST day of OCTOBER next, for a senteuce ot judgment of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions and file the same in tle office of the said Prothonotary, eight days at least before that day, in default of whichthey will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.Ca | PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.K, B.{First published 11th March.1841.] Province of Lower Canada, UFFICE OF THE PROTUONO Distriét of Quebec.TARY OF HER MAJESTY'S © \u2018Count oF King's BencH, FOR THE DISTRICT OF QUE- BEC, the 2ith day of April, .1840, : Ex parte\u2014MARIE LOUISE DUBOIS, Requérante.Her Majesty's court of King's bench, of and for the district of Quebec, n deed made and executed at Quebec, before Mtre.DeFoy and his colleague, notaries, on the second day of Apiil, one thousand eight hundred and forty one, between JUSEPH FORTIN, of age of majority, carter, of the city of Quebec, of the one part; and Dame MARIE LOUISE DUBOIS, widow of the late Joseph DeBlois, esquire, of the said place, of the other part ;\u2014 being a sale by the said Joseph Fortin to the said Dame Marie Louise Dubois, présente au dit acte et acceptant, ** of a share of land situate in the parish of Chatean Richer, containing six perches and nine feet in fron\u2019, more or less, by one league and a half in depth, bounded in trout by the river St.Lawrence, and in rear by the end of the said depth, on one sidé towards the south we-t by the said Dame purchaser, and on the other side towards the north east by Pierre Fortin, circumstances and dependencies; together with the firewood which the vendor has reserved on the share of ground which lhe has this d.y (2d April, 1841) transported to the said Vierre Fortin, as the said share of ground is now ;* the said share o' ground having been possessed by the said vendor and by the named Pierre Fortin and his wife, proprietors, during the three yearslast preceding the date of the said d.ed.And all persons who may have or claim to have any pri vil- ge or hypothêque under any title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said share of ground, immediately previous to and at the time the same was acquired by the said Dame Marie Louise Dubois, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said court, où the FIRST day of OCTUBER n°xt, for a sentence or judgment of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing th.ir oppositions and file the same iu the office of the said pr.thonotary, cight days at least before that day, in def .ult of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.K.B.{First published 29.h April, 1841.] \u2019 : DISTRICT OF MONTREAL.Province of Canada, District of Montreal.IN THE KING'S BENCH.No.2¢5, \u2018 ; Ez parte\u2014ROBERT EWAN, | PUBLIC NOTICE.is hereby given, that there bas been lodged in the office of the prothouotary of the court of King's beneh, of and for the district of Montreal, a Deed made and executed before Mtve.Ls.Archambault and his eolleague, notaries.public, on the twenty seventh doy of March, one thousand eight hundred and forty, between JOSEPH OCTAVE PELTIER, yeoman, of the parish.of L\u2019 Assomption, and MARGUERITE TA LON p1te LESP RANCH, his wife, by him well and duly authorised.to the effect of the said deed, of the one part ; and ROBERP EWAN, also yeoman, of the said parish of L\u2019Assomption, - of the other part; \u2014being a sale by the said Joseph Octave Peltier and the said Marguerite Talon dite Lespérance, authorised as aforesaid, to the said Robert Ewan, \u201c of a land lying and being in the fief Martel, in the parish of L\u2019 Assomption, containing two arpents in front by fifty arpents in depth ; bounded at one end by the river Achigan, on one side by Pierre Leveillé, and on the- other side by Joseph | Bourque\u2014 with a house and other buildings built thereon, of which said land must be dedncted one balf.arpent upon the width thereof by the length wbich may be füund from à - hill npon the said land to.the river A chigan 3\u201d and possessed the said land by the said vendors, as proprietors, during the three yeaxs last preceding (he date of the said deed of sale, prietors.And all persens who may have or claim.to have any privi- soever in or upon the said land, immediately previous to and at the time the same was acquired by the said Ro- .bert Ewan,.are hereby notified that application will be made to the said court, On the FIRST day of OC .TOBLR next, fur a sentence or judgment of cou.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there.has been lodged in the office of the prothonotary of.and from thence hitherto by the said purchaser, also.as pro- lege or hypothec under any title or by any means what.| P firmation, and they ave hereby required.to signify in.writing their oppositions and file the same in the office of the prothonotary eight days at least.before that day.in default of which they will be for ever.precluded.from.the right of doing s0.CL aE 5e 1 * MONK & MORROGH, P: Kk.B.Prothonotary\u2019s Office, 4 TES : .Montreal, 10th March, 1841, [First published 20th May, 1841.] Province of Cauada, g ti 5 } IN THE KING SBENCH., District of Montreal.No.282.; Ex parte\u2014ROBERT SMITH.- NOTICE is hereby given, that Ces UBLIC there bas been lodged in the office ôf the prothonotary of the court of King's beoch of and for the district of Montreal, a deed made and executed before Mire.Jean Bape tiste Trudelle, and his colleague, notaries public, on the tweanty-seventh day of August, one thousand eight hag.dred and forty, between Miss ANN BLAKE, spinster, residing in the city of Quebec, of the one part ; ana ROBERT SMITH, master joiner and contractor, residing in the city of\u2019 Montréal, of the other part ;\u2014being a sale by the said Miss Ann Blake, to the said Robert: Smith, *¢ of a certain lot of land lying and situate in the St.Lawrence suburb, in the said city of Moiitrea), containing one arpent more or less in front, or thereabout,- such as the said lot is now less fitteen feet, by one arpent in depth more or less, deduction made of the \u2018gruuad which was taken to widen Craig sireet ; bounded in front by the said Craig street, in rear by the representatives of Isaac Hall, on one side to the south west by Elizabeth: street, and on the other side to the north east by the heirs Gitb and Juseph Eno dit Deschamps\u2014withoat ang buildiigs thereon erécted\u2014thie mill which is now\" erected on thi'said lot of land belonging to the present lessee, As the whole now is with ult and every its mémbers and appurtenances ;\u2019\u2019 and possessed thesuid lot of land by the said vendor, as proprietor, during \u2018the three years last preceding the date of the said deed of sale, and: thence hitherto by the said purchaser, also as proprietor, And all persons who may bave or claim to bave any privilege or hypotheque under any title or by any means whatsuever in or upon the said lot of land, immediately previous to and ut the time the same was acquired: by the said Robert Smith, are hereby notified that uppli- cation will be made to the court, on the FIRST day of OCTOBER next, for a sentence of judgment of confirmation,.\u2018and they are hereby required to signify in writing thein \u2018oppositions and B.e the sanie in the office of tue said Prothonotary, eight days at least befure that day, in de= fault of which they will be for ever precluded trom the: right of doing sv.MONK & MORROGI, P.K.B: Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Montreal, 12 h May, 1341, (First published 20th May, 1841.Province of Canada, oe Distriet of Montreal, IN THE KING!S BENCII.No.289.: Ex parte\u2014RICHARD PHILBIN, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has been lodged in the office of the protho- notary of the court of King's bench of and for the district: of Montreul, a deed made and executed before Mtre.-H.Griffla and his culleague, notaries public, on the third day of December one thousand eight hunderd and forty, betwen TURTON PENN; ofthe ci'y of Montreal, esquire; of ibe one part ; and RICHARD PHILBIN, of the said city of Moutreal, master plasterer, of the other part ;\u2014heinz a sale Ly the said TURTON PENN, to the said Richar.} Philbin, \u2018of two vacant luts of ground and prggnises, situated, lying and being in the Fief Nazareth, in the Si Aun sutrarbs, commonly called Grifhn Towm, iu tiie saidcity of Moutreal, kuown and distinguished by lits numbers two hundred anil seventy three, and two hundred and seventy four, adjoiniug each other, beth bounded in.frout by Wellington street, ol the north.east side by Dalhousie street, on.the south west side by lot pumber two huadred and seven'y five belongiug to Juseph Sauter, and in the rear by James's line, the said lot two hundred and seventy three containing forty eight feet on Weellingroa street, aud seventy four feet on.Dalbousie street, equal to a superficies of three thousand eight hundred and ten feet, and the said lot two.bundred.aud seventy four containing a.superficies of four thousand.three hundred and thirty five feet, with all and every the members and appurtenances thereto belonging, Each of the said lots of ground subject to an.avnual.ground reut,.rente annuelle foncièse perpétuelle el non-rachetable, of lirce pounds, currency, for every superficies of four thousand and fifiy feet, payable semi-aunwally on the first day of May- sod first day of November, in each and every year, to John S.McCord and William Kiang McCord, their beirs and a \u2014 signs, until the tweaty oiuth.day of September, one: thousand eight houdred and ninety, andafterwards to the admianistratrices of the properly of the poor of the Hite Dieu and their representatives for ever ; and subject to.the droit dè retrait or retenue in fawor of the.-said udmivistratrices iu preference to all others, even the parents lignagers ;?and possessed the said two vacant lots of ground by the veudor, as proprietor, during the three .years- last preceding the date of the said deed of sale, and from thence hitherto-by the said purchaser.oo And all persons who may have or claim.to have any privilege or hypothéque under any title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said two vacaut lots oË ground, immediately previous to.and at the time the same were acqni - red by the said Richard Pbilbia,.are hereby notified thas applicat on will be made to the court, on the ELEVEN | th day of OCTOBER nex\u2019, for a sentence of judgment of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in wri ing their\u2019 oppositions and file the same in the office- of the said prothonotary, eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever- preciuded.from.the right of doing so.| MUNK & MORROGH, P.K, B.Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Montreal, 17th \u2018May, 1841.(First published 3d June, 134] J.Province of Lowes Canada, CL > : © Digiictof Montreal §,1N THE KING'S BENCH.o.272.: : Ex parte\u2014-GUILLAUME GAMELIN GAUCHER.- UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has been lodged in the office of the prothonotary of the- court of\u2018Kipg\u2019s bench, of and for tbe district of Montreal, TEE RES veus - \u2014 Tous + tip 5 AE 7 \"IS4E +1 gr deed made: and'executed before Mtre.C.A.Berthelot, - aud his colleagte, notaries -püblié, on the twent ut .second day of January.one thousand sight hundred and forty one, between FRANCOIS: LECLERC, yeoman, residing in she parish of St, Raphael de l\u2019Isle Bizard, in the county of the Lake of the:\u201cTwo Mountains, and Dame Josephte De- mers alias Dumet, his wife, by him authorized to the effect of the said.deed, of the one part; and GUILLAUME GAMELIN GAULHER, merchant, residing at the borough.and village of the parish of Ste.Geneviéve, of the county of Montreal, of the other part ;\u2014being a sale by the said François Leclerc and the said Josephte Demers alias Dumet, to the said Guillaume Gamelin Gaucher, of ** à land or part of à land lying end situate in the said parish of St.Raphael, containing three arpents in front, by the dépth there may be from the king\u2019s highway, which bounds | it in front to the fruit-guarré of Benjamin Sauvé's land, which bounds it in rear ; bounded on one side by the ven- dets, and on the other side by Luc Martin\u2014with an old barn thereon erected, with a foot\u2019 and curriage road at all seasons upon the land which the vendors possess in the said parish of St.Raphael de l'Isle Bizard, te eommunicate froni.the land or part of land sold by tbe said deed, to another lot of ground which the purchaser possesses in the said parish of St.Rapliael de 1'Isle Bizard, and that for so long only as the said Guillaume Gamelin Gaucher shall be proprietor of the lot of land hereinbefore described.Resery- \"ing the said vendors for Joseph Philippe Amable Brunet, a.lot of land on the south side of the highway, containing one-{ arpent and a half in front, by the depth wbich there may be from the said highway whieh bounds it ia frent to the first.cross fence © Iravers,\u201d\u2019 which there is on the said land or _ part of land, and which bounds it in rear, and such as the: same is now enclosed.As the said part of land: paw is with its members and appurtenances ;\u201d\u2019 and.possessed.the said land by the said vendors, as.proprietors,.during the three years last preceding the date of the said deed.of.sale, and from thence hitherto by the said purchaser.- And all persons.who may have or elim to have any priviledge or hypoithec wnder any tile or by any means whatsoever in or upen the said land or part of land,immediately previous to and at the lime the same wasacquired by the said Guillaume Gamelin Gancher, are hereby notified, that application will be made tothe court, on the FIRST day of the month of OCTOBER next, for a sentence of judgment of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signily in writing their oppositions, and.file the same in the office of the said prothonotary, eight days at least before that doy, in default of which,they will be for uver precluded trom the right of deing.s9.Co MONK & MORROGH, P.KB.: Prothonotary's Office, .i Montreal, 301h March, 1841.{First published 3th May.1811.7 Proviuce of Canada, Co District of Mostreal IN THE KING\u2019S BENCH.No.278._ Ex parte=-SI MON VALOIS.UBLIC NOIICE is hereby given, that there has been lodged in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King's Bench, of and for the district of Montreal.a deed made and executed before Mire.C.A.Brault, and his colleague, notaries public on the four teenth day of April, one thousand cight hundred and forty one, between CHARLES HYPOLITE 8101, of the parish of Montreal, yeoman, and Dame Pélagie Lapointe dite Desautels his wife, \u2018by him daly authorized to the effect of the said deed, of the one part; and SIMON VALOIS, gentleman, residing in tlie said parish of Montreal, of the other part ;\u2014being a sale by the said Charles Hypolite Blot, and the said Pélagie Lapointe dite Desau- tels, his wife, authorized as aforesaid, to -the saïl Simon Valois, \u2018* of a land lyi nd situate at the Current St.Mary, in the said parish of Montreal, of an irregular figure containing two arpents and a third in width upon the front, by about forty arpents in depth, and becoming wider as #t goes towards the rear, tivunded in front by the river #t.Lawrence, on one side partly by Eminanuel Blot, and partly by Jean Baptiste Gaudry uit Bourbonnière, and on the other side partly by Ruisséau Migeon, and partly by the said purchaser, and in rear by Joseph Lafond dit La- grenade, the whole more or less, and w-thout warranty «f precise measure, \u2018distraction made upon the front of the said land of the two emplacements belonging to Francois Savignac ané Emmanuel Blot, which are situated on the said river, and on the level of \u2018tlie present highway, with two one story wooden houses, a barn, two stables, a shed and otlier dependencies thervon erected.As the whole is with all and every its members and appurtenances ;\u201d\u2019 and possessed the said land by the said vendors, as proprietors, during the three years last preceding the date of the said deed of sale, and from thence hitherto by the said pur chaser, also as proprietor.ce And all persons who may have or claim to have any pri- viledge or hypothéque under any title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said land, immediately previous to and at the time the samme was acquired by the said Simon Valois, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the court, on the FIRST day of OCTOBER next, for a sentence of judgment of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions, and file the same in the office of the said prothonotary, eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.; MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Prothonotary*s Office, Montreal, 30th April, 1841.[First published 13th May, 1841] Province of Canada, } ° J District of Montreal.§ IN THE KING'S BENCH.N .277.' ° Ez parle\u2014GABRIEL VALOIS, UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there lias been lodged in the office of the prothonotsry vf tbe court of King's bench, of and for the district of.Montreal, a deed made and executed before Mtre.N.- Manteht, and his colleague notaries public, on the fourth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and thirty eight, between HUGH MeDONALD, of the parish of St, Joa- chim de la Pointe Claire, in the island of Montreal, yeoman, of the one part ; and GABRIEL VALOIS, yeoman, residing in the said parish of St.Joachim de la l\u2019vinte Claire, of the other part ;\u2014 being a sale by the said Hugh Mc- | * Donald to the said Gabriel Valois, of * a land lying and, situate in the said parish of St.Joachim, containing two srpents in front from the river St.Lawrence, to the distance of two arpents from the highway of the said place, and thence being three arpents\u2019 in width to the end'of its depth; which is thirty arpents more or less (the two first ar- pents-incladed,) without warranty of precise measure, as well for the front as for the rear, the said.land bounded by the river St.Bouis, and in rear by the Aank of the lands of.cOte St.Charles, to-the land of the widow Joseph' Daoût, joining on one side to the south west to the laad of the said purchaser, and on the other side to the north-east for a small portion to the emplacement of William.Glassford, and for the remainder to Paschal Abrahans dit Courville\u2014with a house, barn, stable and other buildings thereon erected, as the said land now is, with all and every the members and appurtenances thereto belonging ;° and possessed the said land by the said vendor, as proprietor, during the three years last preceding the date of the said deed-of sale, and from thence hitherto by the said purchaser, also as proprietor.And all persons who may have or claim to have any pri.briel Valois, are he:eby notified that application.will be made to the court, on the FIRST day of UCTUBER next, for a.sentence of judgment of confirmation, and.they are Lere- the same in the Uffice of the'said prothonotary, eight days at least before that day, in detault of which tuey will be tur ever preeluded trom the right of doing su.MONK & MURRUOGH, BP, K.B, Prothonetary\u2019s Office, CU - Montreal, Z26th April, 1841.- [First published 13th May, 1841.3 rrovince\u2019 of Canada, : District of Montreal.No.288.\u2018 ; 5 Te : = > - Æx parte -AMABLE PREVOST.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has been lodged in the office of the prothonotary of the court of King s bench of \u2018and tor the district of Mont- 3 © boo aa J IN THE'KING\u2019S BENCH.real, a deed made and executed before Mire.J.Belle and.bis\u2019 colleague, notaries public, ou the fourteenth day, of May, one thousand eight hundred and forty one, beuween WILLIAM HENRY USIERUUT, esquire, residing in the parish of Ste.Geneviève de Berihier, in the district of.Montreal, notary, and Dame Marie Eliza Jones, his wife, by him authorised 10 the effect of the said deed, of the one part ; and Mr.AMABLE PREVOST, residing in.the city of Montreal, merchant, of the other part ; \u2014 being a.sale by the said William Henry Osterout and same Mary kliza Jones, his wile, | authorised as aforesaid, to the said: Amable l\u2019révost, of ** an emplacement situated in the said.city, containing forty one feet and two.inches, french measure, in ironi, by whatever depth it may have taking from.the level of St.Paul street, which bounds itin front as far as « gmmissioners\u2019 strezt, which bounds it in rear, joining on.the south.west side to the representatives of the late michel Trudeau, and ori the other side to the north east to Mr.Simon Valois, representing \u2018the la.c Charles ttacicot, with a three story stone house and other dependencies thereon erected,.and all the right of mitoyenneté which may exist in the walls of the houses and those of separation with the neighbours on each side\u2014comprising in the said.cale any susplus of land which might be found to make part of the said emplacement, and which might have belonged to the said.vendors in virtue of the titles iu the said deed mentioned; a .d.: posscssed the said emplacement by the said vendors and by Dame Marie Rose Baron, widow of the.lte Jean ullaume Osterout, as proprietors.during the threé\u2019 years last preceding the date ot the said deed of sale, and from; thence hitherto by the said purchaser.Aud ull persons who may bave or claim to have any privilege or hypothèque under any title or by any means whatsu- evér in or upon the said emplacement, immediately previous to and at the time the same was acquired by the said Amable l\u2019révost, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court, on the FIRST day of OCTOBER nest, for a sertence of judgment of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing théir oppositions, and file the same in the office of the suid \u2018Prothonotary, eight days at least befure that day, in default of which they will be for ever pre cluded from the right of duing so.: MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Prothonotary\u2019s Office, ) Montreal, 18th May, 1841.| First published 27th May, 1841.7 Province of Canada, Distriet of Montreal.No.291._\u2026 \"7\" Eæ parte\u2014JEROME GRENIER, UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has been lodged in the office of the prothonotary of the court of King\u2019s bench, of and for the district of Montreal, a decd made and executed before Mtre.Thomus Bedouin, and his colleague, notaries public, on the twenty fifth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and forty, between LOUIS MICHEL VIGER, of the city of Montreal, esquire, attorney of Louis Joseph Papineau, esquire, by substitution, heretofore of the said city, and now absent from this Province, by virtue of the substitution made and consented by deed before the said Mire.Bedouin, and his celleague, dated the seventh November, one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine, by Joseph Papineau, esquire, notary, heretofore of the said city, and now residing at Petite Nation, in the district of Montreal, in the said Province, general and special attorney of the said Louis Joseph Papineau, his son, as.appears by a power of attorney (procuration) under his private hand, remaining of record in the office of the said Mtre.Bedouin, and therein deposited by the said Mtre.Joseph .Papineau, senior, as appears by deed of the twenty \u2018eighth March, one thousand eight hundred and thirty eight, of the one part; and JEROME GRENIER, merchant, residing in the said city, of.the other part ;\u2014being a sale by the said Louis Michel Viger in his said capacity to the said Jerome Grenier, of ** an emplacement situated in the said city, eighty six feet in front by eighty feet in depth, joining iu front to.Viger\u2019s Place, in, rear to one Tate, on the south east side to one Painchaud or his representatives, and on the north west side to Vitrée street, without any buildings.thereon erected.2, The just tin THE KING'S BENCH and fifty two feet in front by.eighty feet in depth, the said emplacement bounded in front by said Viger's Place, in rear | by Eustache Soupras, on the south east s.de by.said Vitrée street, and on the north east side by Dubord street, without any buildings thereon erected, as the whole now is, without |.any warranty as to precise measure, (it being nevertheless understood that the measure aforementioned is french measure,) with its circam-tances and dependencies ;*\u2019 and pos- TC - FR Pp ~ -at least before that day, in defau vilege or hypothec under any title or by any means what- |- goever in or upon the said: land, immediately previous to | and at the time the same was acquired by the said Mr.' Ga- |.by required to signify in.writing their oppositions, and file |: \u2018quired by the said Jerome Greer, ni south east balf of an emplacement containing one bundred | GAZBTIE DB QUEDEG, ur sessed the said emplacement and the said half of an emplacement by the said Louis Joseph Papineau, as proprietor, during the three years last precediug the date of the said deed of sale, and trom thence hitherio by the said pure chaser, also as proprietor.Aad all persons who may.have or claim to have any pri- rilege or hypothêgue under any title or by any means wbaz- soever in or upon the ssid emplacement and the said half of an emplacement, immediately previous to and at the time the same was acquired by the said Jerome Grenier, are hereby notified that application will be made to the court, on the FIRST day.of OCTOBER next, for a sentence of judgment of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions, and file the same in the office of the said prochonotary.eight days t of which they will ba: for-ever precluded from the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Prothonotary\u2019s Office, \" Montreal, 25th May, 1841.[First published 27th May, 1841 ]\u2019 Province of Canada, District of: Montreal.bin \u2018THE KING'S BENCH.No.276 Ex parte\u2014NELSON MOTT and.CURTIS PATTE'E.PpusLcC NOTICE.is hereby.given, that there has been lodged in the office of the prothonotary 6f the court of King\u2019s.bench; of:and for the district of Montreal, a deed made and executed before Maitre W.S.Hunter; and his colleague, notaries:public, on the twenty.eighth day of October, one thousand: eight hundred and.forty, between.NAHUM HALL, ofthe city of Montreal, trader, of the.\u2018one part ;: and: NELSON MOTT and CURTIS.PATTE'E, \u2018both ofthe town of St.Johns, in the district of Montreal, and.trading together in partnership under the style and\u2019 firm:.of: Mott and Pattée, acting in the said deed; by the said:Curtis Pattée, ot the other part ;\u2014being a: sale by the- :gaid Nahum Hall, to the said Nelson Mott-and.Curtis Pas.\u201ctée, acting by the said-Curtis.Battée as aforesaid, ** of the.north.half of a certain lot of land situated: in.the village of Dorchester on Water street, all the said'lot being bounded: in front by the said street, in rear by George Lay, on one.side to the south by.A.Bourgeois, and on: the other side to the north by Frangois Marchand, with an old two story wooden house, barn and shed thereon erected, now Occupied by Lucy Rouse, and as- enclosed ;}\u2019 and possessed the said land by Charles W.Grant and the said vendor, as pro-~ prietors, during the three years last preceding the date of the said deed of sale, and from thence hitherto by the said: purchaser, also.as proprietor.CC And all persons who may.have or.claim:to have any, privilege or hybothéque under anytitle or by any means whatsoever, in or upon the said north half of said lot of land, im- -mediately previous to and at the time the same was ac- -quired by, the said Nelson, Mott and Curtis Pattée, are hereby notified that.application.will be made to.the court, on tbe FIRST day of OCTOBER next, for a sentence of judgment of confirmation, and they are hereby required to siguify in writing their.oppositions and file the same in the office of.the said.Prothonatary, eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of duiag so.| MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Prothonotary\u2019s Office,, \u2018 | Montreal, 8d April, 184L LL [First published 13th May, 1841.7 Proviuce of Canada, F \u2019 \u2018District of Montreal.[INTHEKING SBENCH, No.290, i Ex parte\u2014)EROME GRENIER.[PUBLIC NOTICE.is hereby given, that there has been lodged in the office \u2018of the prothonotary of the court of King\u2019sbench, of and for the district of Munt- real, a Deed made and executed before Mtre, C.A Brault, aud his colleague, notaries public, on the twenty sixth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and forty, between PIERRE LOUIS LE TOURNEUX, esquire, of the parish of St.Mathieu de Belœil, in the district of Montreal, attorney especially constituted for the effect of \u2018the said deed, by Dame Marguerite Fouquet, bis wife, accord- Ing to a deed of the ninth October, one thousand eight hundred and forty, before Maitre Gédéon Coursolles, and his colleague, notaries, of the one part; and JEROME GRENIER, merchant, residing in the said city of.Montréal, of the other part;\u2014being a sale by the said Pierre Louis Le Tourneux, \u2018in his said capacity, to the said Jerome Grenier, of *» a lot of land or emplacement forming part of the orclhard belonging to the said.Dame Le Tour- neux, situate in the St.Antoine suburbs of.the city of Montreal, the said lot.of land or emplacement designated as nam - berifive to the plan of the said orchard, drawn by Joha Ostell, esquire, sworn surveyor,, and.deposited in the office of the said Maitre C.A.Brault, the said lot containing one hundred and sixty feet in front, by one hundred and twenty feet in depth, joining in front La Montagne street, in rer the honorable James Reid, on one side Hardouin Lionais, and on the other Joseph Boulanget, wituout buildings thercon erected, as the whole now is with its members and: appurtenances 3?\u201d and possessed the said lot of land or emplacement by the said Dame Marguerite Fouquet during the three years last preceding the date of the said deed of sale, as proprietors, and from thence hitherto by the said purchaser, also as proprietor.And.all persons who may have or claim to hove any pri - vilege.or hypathéjue under any title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said lot of land or emplacement, immediately previous to and at the time the same was ac- are bereby notified that application will be made to the court, on the THIR- TEENI'H day of OCTOBER next, fora sentence of judgment: of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions and file the same in the office of the said prothonotary, eight days at least before that day, .in default of which they will be for ever precluded fron the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, PI.K.B.Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Montreal, 35th May, 1841.-[First published 27th May, 1841.) * \u201c FOR.SALE BY T.CARY & co., Japan aud Patent Record luk, Embossed Note and Letter Puper, .Bramali\u2019spatent Pens, Newman's Water Colours\u2014Iadinn lok, y J 2e Get TF Province of Canada, EEE | , \u2019 District of Montreal, COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Tuesday, the fifteentliday of June, 1841.Co \u201cPresent : © The Honorable Mr.justice Pyke, a a.os ROLLAND, - \u2018 se ee ALE.JOHN SAMUEL McCORD, of the city and district of \" Muutreal, esquire, advocate, \u2018 co PlainitfF; VS, FREEMAN RUGGLES FORBES, of Montreal, trader ; WEED Asiel aes, of Moptreal, bookséller and : printer, se having married Content P.Phillips; - Cen-ent P.Phillips, of Montreal aforesaid, wife of said Ariel Bowman ; the said Freeman Ruggles Forbes, and Content P.Phillips, executors of the Tast will and administrators, under the counsel and advice of John Forbes, of Russeltown, in the district of Montreal, lumber merchant, of the property of ihe late William Forbes, deceased, in his lifetime of Monireal, lumber merchant, -+ \u201cgnd the said- Juhn Forbes, in bis capacity of counsel tothe said Freeman Ruggles Forbes and 7.- Content f, Phillips: ° ua\" Defendants, Ne, 591 EE ; T is ordered, on motion of Robert MacKay, esquire, of counsel for the plaintiff that, inasmuch as it ap- : .pears by the sheriff\u2019s return to the writ issued in this\u2019; cause, that Freeman Ruggles Forbes, Ariel Bowman and Content P.Phillips, three of the defendants, have left their domiciles in this part of the Province of Canada, heretofpre called Luwer Canada, and cannot be found in this district of Montreal, the said three defendants be, by two advertisements to be published in the Quebec and.Montreal Gazettes, notified té' appear and answer the | - piainifFs deinand within two months after the first of such advertisements, and that upon the said threedefendants, or any of them, neglecting to appear and answer the said demand within the period aforesaid, it be permitted to.the plaintiff to proceed tq trial and judgment against said defendants, or any of them neglecting so to appear, as in u, cause by defaolt, ue ne » Byrbe Court, : ; ; MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.wt k'rovihte of Catiadu, $ ' District of Motutréal.$ COURT OF KINGS BENCH.Friday, the eighteenth day of June, 1841, .Present : The Honorable Mr.Justice Pyke, ° \u201c \"Mr.Justice RoLLAND, & Myr, Justice GALE, Dame CATHERINE CHAUSSEGROS DELERY, of Coteau du Lac, in the district of Montreal, widow of the late Honorable Jacques Phillippe Saveuse de Beaujeu, in his lifetime seignior, proprietor, and possessor of the seigniories of Soulanges and New Longueuil, in the said district, and usufructuary of the said seigniories by virtue of the last will and testament of the said Jacques Phillippe Saven-e de Beanjeu, and universal mobiliary legatee of the said Jacques Phillippe Saveuse de Beaujeu, Plaintiff; VS.ADAM GURLEY, heretofore of the said seigniory of New Longueuil, and now absent from this province, yeoman, Defendant, No.19£7.T is ordered, on motion of Mr, Meredith, of counsel for the plaintiff, that inasmuch as it appears by the return of tue Sheriff of this district to the writ issued in this cause, that the defendant has left his domicile in his province, and cannot be found in this district of Montreal, the said defendant be, by two advertisements to be published in the Quebec and Montreal Gazettes, notifi-d to be and appear before this Court, to answer the demand of the said plaintiff within two months after the first of such advertisements, and that upon the defendaut\u2019s neglect to appear and answer the said demand within the period afcresaid, the plaintiff be permitted to proceed to trial and judgment as in case by default.By the Court, MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Frov.ace of Cupada, ; So : a District of Moatreal, COURT OF KING'SBENCH.Tuesday, the fifteenth day vf Juve, 1841, - Present : .The Honorable Mr.Justice Pyke, \u201c.Mr.Justice RoLLAND, a ss Mr.Justice GALE., JOHN 8.McCORD, of the city and district of Montreal, esquire, advucdte, \u2019 Plaintiff; ; vs.FREEMAN RUGGLES FORBES, of Montreal, trader ; Ariel Bowman, of Montreal, Bookseller and Printer, as having mariied Content P.Phillips ; Content P.Phillips, of Moutreal aforesaid, wife of said Arlel Bowman ; the said Freeman Ruggles Forbes and Couteut P.Phillips executors of the last Will and ad- ministraturs, uuder the connsel and advice of Jubn Forbes, of Russeltown, in the district of Montreal, lumber merchaut, of the property of the late William Forbes, deceased, in his lifetime of Montreal, lumber merchaut, aod the said John Forbes, in his capacity ofcounsel to the said Freeman Ruggles Forbes and Content P.Phillips, Defendants.No 6035, I is ordered on motion of Robert MacKay, esquire, of counsel tor the plaintiffs, tbat inssmuch as it appears Ly the Sherift\u2019s return to the Writ issued in this cause, that Freemun Ruggles Forbes, Ariel Bowman and Content P.Phillips, three of the defendants, have left tLeir domicites in thes part of the province of Canada bicretofure ealled Lower Cacadx, and cannot be found in this district of Montreal, the said thiee defendants be, by two advertisements to be published in the Quebec aud Montreal Gazettes, notified to ap- peat aud avswer the plaiutit\u2019s demand within two montls after the first cf euch advertisements, and :hat upon the said tiree defendants, or any of them, neglecting to appear and answer the said demand within the period aforesaid, it be permitied to the plaintiff to proceed to trial avd judgment TES eee ABSENT DEBTORS, ™ = === ~ ave ; rt error ane By thiecourt,.wars 5 \"MONK '§ MORROGH, P.K.B., Province of Canada, District of Montreal, Wedoesday, the sixteenth day of June, 1641.: Present : ~The Honorable Mr.Justice OALLAND, [1 s A LE.: WILLIAM PLENDERLEATH CHRISTIE, of the seigniory of Hleury, inthe district of Montreal, + : Plaintiff\u2019; CL v8.LESLIE COOPER, of ihe sgigniony of Bleury, farmer, Defendant, No 1631.T is ordered, on motion of Messrs.McCord and MacKay, of counsel for the plaintiff, that whereas it appears by the sheriff s return to the W rit i-sued in this cause, that the defendant has left his domicile, in this Province, and cannot be found in this district of Montreal, the defendant be, by two advertisements to be published in the Quebec and Moutreal Gazettes, notified to appear and answer the demand of the plaintiff within two menths after the first of such advertisements, and that upon the defendant's neglect to appear and answer the said demand within the period aforesaid, it be permitted to the plaintiff to proceed to :tiial aud judgment, as in a case by default, By the court, ; =\" MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Province.of Canada.|.1 District of ee.} COURT OF KING\u2019S BENCH.Friday, the eleventh day of June, 1841.Present : L The Honorable Mr.Justice PYKE, Tes Mr.Justice RoLLAND, \u201c6 Mr.Justice GALE.-CHARLES CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, of Chelten ham, in that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called England, Esquire, Seignior, Proprietor, and Possessor of the Seigniory of Argenteuil, in the District of Montreal, Plaintiff ; er vs.CE LAWRENCE MONTAGU GRIFFIN, heretofore of the \u201c said Seigniory of Argenteuil, Gentleman, and now absent from the Province, : Defendant.No.699.T is ordered, on motion of Mr Meredith, of counsel for the Plaintiff, that inasmuch as it appears by the return of the Sheriff of this district to the writ in this cause issued, that the said defendant has left his domicile in this province, and cannot be found in this district of Montreal, the said defendant be, by two advertisements to be published in the Quebec and Montreal Gazettes, notified to be and appear before this Court, to answer tbe demand of the Plaintitf, within two months after the first of such advertisements, and that upon -the defendant s neglect to appear and answer the said demand, within the period aforesaid, the Plaintiff be permitted to proceed to trial and judgment as in a case by de- ault.By the Court, MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.No.46.Province of Canada, District of Moatreal.{ COURT OF KING'S BENCH.Friday, the eighteenth day of June, 1841.Present : The Honorable Mr.Justice PYke, se Mr.Justice RoLLAND, se Mr.Justice GALE, The Reverend JOSEPH VINCENT QUIBLIER, of the parish of Montreal, in tbe district of Montreal, Curé, Rector of the said parish, Plaintiff; vs.LOUIS SA RAULT, of the parish of St.Clement de Beau- harnois, in this district, Notary Public; PIERRE \u2018SARAULT, heretofore of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, Master Cooper, and now absent trom this province; and PAUL AUGUSTIN SA.RAULT, of the parish of Ste.Jeanne de l'Isle Perrot, in this district, School Master, Defendants, JL\" is ordered, on motion of Mr.Meredith, of counsel for the plaintiff, that inasmuch as it appears by the return of the Sheriff of this district to the writ issued in this cause, | that the defendant, Pierre Sarault, has left his domicile in this province, and cannot be found in this district of Montreal, the said Pierre Sarault be, by twu advertisements to be published in the Quebec and Montreal Gazettes, notified to | be and appear before this Court to answer the démand of the plaintiff within two months after the first of such advertisements, and that upon the said Pierre Sarauit\u2019s neglect to appear anc answer the said demand within the period aforesaid, the plaintiff be permitted to proceed to trial and judgment as in case by default.By the Court, MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Province of Cunada, District of Moutreal.$ COURT OF KINGS BENCH, 1hu.sday, the seventeenth day of June, 1841, Present : The Honorable Mr.Justice RoLLAND, .ss GaLe.WILLIAM PLENDERLEATH CHRISIIE, of the city and district of Montreal, and Province of Cauada, esquire.seignior in possession of the seigniory of Noyan, in tue district and province aloresaid, Pleintiff ; Vs.JOHN BROWN, of the seigniory of Noyan aforesaid, farmer, Defendant, No.866.T is crdered, on motion of Messrs, McCord and Mac.Kay, of counsel for the plaintiff, that, inasmuch as it appears from the sheriit\u2019s return to the writ issued in this Cause, that the defendan: has lett his comicile in tuis Proe vince and cannot be found in this district of Montreal, the defendant be, by two advertisements to be pub:ished in the Quebec and Montical Gazettes, notified to appear and QUERBO GAZBIT: ngninst the said defendants or any uf them wegleating : 20\u2014te- |,appear, asin acause by defuglr.§ COURT OF KING'S BENCH, | city and district of Montreal, in the Province of |: Canada, esquire, seignior in possession of the Jury 22 \u2014 -answer-the-demand-ef the-plaiati£-witbin.to Months after, the first of such advertisements, and that upon the defendant\u2019s neglecting to appear and answer said demand within ° | the period aforesaid, it be permitted to thie plaintiff to pro- ce } totriel and judgment, as in a cause by default.By the Court, ot MONK & MORROGH, P.K, Bans HEREAS an Anchor of abont 7 CWT.with a short piece of J CHAIN have lately heen found off the town\u2019 by Capt.WiLLiAM PowDELL, of the Brig ' #_ George Marsden, and now in the possession 41 of the undersigned ; NoTICE is hereby given a A chat iT the said Anchor and Chain are not \u2018claimed within six months from tbis date, they will be sold according to law., JOHN LAMBLY, oo : H arbour Mpeler.Quebec, 17th July, 1841.NOTICE.a OUND by Ievace Roi DIT DESJARDINS, of St.André, .a Tierce of Glass, such as Decanters and Wine Glasses, fl ating off Kamouraska, It now 1s his possession ; if not claimed wjthin six mouths, it will be sold ace cording to law.: J, LAMBLY.| - 45, Harbour Master.Quebec, 14th July, 1841, | | \u2018 .NOJICE, .« + co .or HE contracts of co-partnership in virtue ef which Robert: Rodger, of Glasgow, and James Dean, and James Rodger, of Quebec, heretofore carried on business in Quebec, under the firin of Robger, DeaN & Co., and in Glasgow, conjointly with Robert Aikman, of that place, un- \u201cder the firm of ROBERT RODGER & Co., expired on the \" 31st March last.; , The Quebec business will be continued and carried on in.future by James Dean and James ltodger, under the firm of DEAN, Ronarr & Co., and the Glasgow business by firm of Ropger, AIKMAN & Co.i arranged and settled by the new.Quebec, Yth July, 1841.\u2019 NOTICE.WiLL be sold by Public.Sale, on WEDNESDAY, the EIGHTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at ONE, 3m \u2018o'clock in the afternoon, the following immoveable property of the Bankrupt Estate of BENJAMIN LEMOINE of this city ;\u2014Tlhe Hotel and dependencies of the said e-tate, consisting of a comwmodious and substantial House, being a first class stone tinned building, consisting of basement, first and second stories and attics, the whole conveniently laid out either for private or public purposes, with an outer Kitchen and spacions Yard, Stables, Coach House, and other dependencies.The House is sixty feet long and thirty:five feet wide ; and tfie whole lot is eighty feet Front on St.George's street, and fifty feet deep along the Seminary Garden or thereabouts, French measure, and is bounded in front by St George's street, in rear by the Gentlemen of the Quebec Seminary, on the East side by Her Majesty, and on the West side by the heirs or representatives of Charles 1 Rancin.The conditions of sale may be known at the office of the undersigned Assignee, and the Sale will be held on tie premises on the day and at the hour before mentioned.L, T.MACPHERSON, Assignee Bankrupt Estaie of BENJAMIN LEMOINE.Quebec, 5th May, 1841, : NOTICE.&$ HE Co-Partnership heretufore existing between fhe undersigned, under tbe firm of GIBB and COMPANY, Merchant Tailors, at Montreal.was disolved by mutual cousent, on the 31st day of March last.: JAMES DUNCAN GIBB, BENAIAH GIBB.Montreal, 7th April, 1841.3-m\u2014li-w HE Subscribers hereby give notice, that Mr.J.Leay- craft, Junr, formerly of Montreal, bat now of Kingston, Jamaica, retired on the first day of January last, from their respective companies at Montreal and Quebec.And that they have admitted Mr.D.L.MacDougall toa participation of their business, which will be carriéd on, as heretofore, un 'er the firms of 4 | J.W.DUNSCOMB & Co.* MONTREAL, .J.W, LEAYCRAFT, DUNSCOMB & Co.E QUEBEC.oo May Ist, 1341.3-m \"NOTICE.1 names Of parlies to official advertisements in this Gazette, owing to ILLEGIBLE MANUSCRIPT sent to the office for publication, it is particularly requested that all persons having occasion to advertise, will be careful in LEGIBLY .TRANS and inconvenience in this respect.J.CHARLTON FISHER, Editor of the Quebec Gazette by Authority.\u2019 Official Quebec Gazeite Office, } : 25th July, 1839 ADVERTISEMENT, TOTICE is hercby given, that ali Advertisements of Ey ed in tbe QUEBEC GAZETTE, by AUTHORITY, Must be paid for to the Agents at Quebec and Moutreal, respectively, plied with ; nor will the second insertion be admitted, upiess t be made ss aforesaid, paymen J.CHARLTON FISHER, - Evitor, Q.Ge hy A, Quebec, 1839.FOR SALE BY T.CARY & Co.Card Cases and Pocket-boohs, Gold Paver, plain and esnbossed, Hambro*, Hudson Bayand Swan Quills, Putent Silver Pencil Cases, Pateut Ever-pointed Peacila, with spare leads, James Dean, James Rodger and Robert Aikman, under the » \u2014 The outstanding debts and claims of the old firms will be - : x RRORS having sometimes occurred in printing the \u2026.CRIBING such proper names, so as to avoid all mistakes parte Applications for confirmation of Title, publish- - after the first, aod previous to the second insertionof every such Advertisement.This regulation must be strictly cam-, * .vf FR , # + ç.054 184F- AT A AI vs es md +e .: \u201c7 | OFFICE.GF CROWN LANDS.4 Quesec, 13th March, 184L.OTICE is hereby glven toall Lessees of Crown Lands whose Leases dre expired, but who are still resident on the Land fermerly leased to them, that by lodging their claims in this Office within three months from this date, they will become entitled at any time within 12 months also from this date, upon payment of all arrears due-on their respective leases,\u201d to purchase, their Lots at the general prices fixed for lands in tifeir neighbourhood, viz:, 6s.or 4s.per acre, as the case may be.i mp eme They are at the same time herehy.informed, that should they neglect to fyle their claims, and further comply with the conditions of this\u2019 Notice, the Lots will\u2019he open for purchase to othér applicants after the expiration \u2018of the twelve months.\u2019 : 15ns.THEQUEBEC GAZETTE, .8 a aN Rr ad or ERP OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE PROVINCE, Kingston, 7th July, 1841.Hp ExchiLERCr HE GoveANoR GENE.AL has been pleas.| ed to appoint the Honourable Sik James STUART, Baronet, to be D'Erury GovERNOR of that part of the Province of Canada, heretofgre constituting, thie Province of Lower Canadas and- in that capacity to exercise, perform, and execute the powers, functions and authorities touching or in any wise concerning the administering, presiding on being present at the administering, subscribing on tendering of any oath.or oaths of office to be taken by any person or persons, appointed to bea Member or Members of Her: Majesty's Executive: Council for, 6 n° + the Province of-\u20acanada.Cc.: pepe GAZETTE DE QUEBE BUREAU DU SECRETAIRE DE LA PROVINCE, Kingston, Te Juillet, 1841.Ila pli a Son EXCELLENCE LE GOUVERNLUR GENERAL de nommer L'Honorable Sir JAMES-STUART, -Büäronet, Dspure\u2019 GOUVERNEUR de cette partie- de la\u201d Provincé\u201d du' Canada, ci-devant constituée la Province du Bas Cunada, et; en cette qualité d\u2019exercer et exécuter, les pouvoirs, fonctions et autorités ayant rapport à où concernant en a-; cupe manière l'administration.d'aucun sergent ,on serments d\u2019office qui.seront pris pay aveune personne ou personnes nommée où pommées Meiïbre \u201coù; Membres du Conseil Exécutif de:Sa Majesté en la Province du Canada.T D DISTRIC E QUEBEC.i ?; : 57 .SAVOIR: { A vis PUBLIC est\u201d par le présent donng, que; les TERRES et IJERITAGES sous-mentiunnes onl Été saisis, et | seront vendus aux teins et lieux respectifs, te) que mMéntionte.cirbaa.Toutes personnes ayant des reclamations sur icéirx;-soût.var le présent requises de les aires connoîrre- euivént la loi; toutes oppositions afin.d'annul r, afin de distraire, ou afin de charge, excepté daus les cas de Veuditioni Léponag; dans les: nels cas la loi ne.perspet pas telles oppusitions, sont requises d'être filées au bureau du suussigné avant les,quinze ours qui: |.prégéderant Animédiaiement le jour, de vente ; Jes.'pygitions, afin de conserver peuyen être, filées en augud foi is, dans les) deux jours ayrès le retour de | Ofilre, VVrit;\" 47 one nel.D 2 ÉENDITIONÉ EXPONAS, © 77 UY JOHN NAIRNE, dg la\u2019 parossse de ¢ WJ St.Etienne de la Mulbaie, dans te comté de Saguenay, dans le district de Quélgg, oligers liga.maire universel de feu Dame, Mazdeleine Naïïne, épause de: Peter McNicol, écuyer, et.en possession de son legs ; contre.ABRAHAM GAGNON, du même lieu, cyllivajeur, &, savoir :\u2014\u2014*Une terre.de trois, arpents huit.perches,ef.quatorze -pieds de front sus quarante arpens Profondeur, située en la paroisse de St.Etienne alias Malbaie, duns la: concession de Ruisseau des Fresnes; bornée par devant à la) Québec, à savoir : .No, 1521.tigne dite Boudredult, et/ptér dervière au bout debla d'it-pro- fendeui', dun côté au Hord est à la terre de-dédn rvey,} et d'uitre côté uu sud ouest à la lerre-de Michet:Huruey © avec maison, granges, étalles,! et autres bÉbisses \u2018dessus conitiuites.- Sujettedux-icohclasions d'opposttion \u2018afiri dt Maifitenadt de la paioisse de St, Raymond de Monnoir, et.chargé de \u2018John :Nairne et le jugement vend: sur idelle™ \u201cFelix Hésset, angst dppels Alarie Besset, cultivateur, de la| Pour\u2018être vendue-à la-porte'de l\u2019église de la dile \u2018payeiité de Sti ce.numéros un, deux et trois, rue St.Charles, joignant d\u2019un cité et district de Montréal, écuyer, demandeur ; contre pau u Shérif, 31e Mai, 1841.nt \u2018côté à une rue de travers et le long du terrein marqué pour | les terres et ténements de HUBERT LEBLANC, de la [Première publication Se Juin, 1841,] ; = \u2018un marché, et de l\u2019autre côté au lot numéro quatre, rue St, seigneurie de Deléry, dans le district de Montréal, culti- FIiERI FACIAS, | - de Charles, et numéro cinquante six, rue St.Paul.4, Huit vateur, défendeur :\u2014\u201c La moitié nord du lot numéro Montréal, à savoir : ILLIAM PLENDERLEATH ne lots ou emplacements contigus les uns aux autres et situés sept, au côté ouest du chemin de Burtonville, dans la No 2065.3 Vy CHRISTIE, des cité et dis- au aussi dans le nouveau village Laprairie, étant les lots nu- seigneurie de Deléry, étant de deux arpents de front sur trict de Montréal écuyer, demandeur ; contre les terres et ec, _Méros dix sept, dix huit, dix neuf et vingt, rue St.Charles, huit arpents de profondeur, faisant une superficie de ténements de EUS £BE GIROUX de la seigneurie de Lase et numéros quarante treis, quarante deux, quarante et un et | seize arpents plus ou moins ; bornée à l\u2019est, en devant, pe » g Ces .> .; pents p .oS , colle, dans le district de Montréal, cultivateur, défendeur :\u2014 de quarante, rue-St.Paul, formant les susdits lots un seul lot de par le chemin de Burtonville, à l\u2019ouest en profondeur ç La.moitié sud du lot numéro cinquante -sept, dans la deux cent quarante pieds de front sur cent quatrevingt! par lot numéro un dans la première concession, au côté ven 1 , q \u20ac sept, à ¢ q ; : 8s\\Pp re .huitième concession, aunord du domaine, dans la seigneu- le \u2018pieds de profondeur ; tenant par devant a la rue St.Charles, sud est par la petite rivière Montréal, d\u2019un cd1é par Isaac | \u2019 ; > .° A , ; \u2018Pp p ° : rie de Lacolle, étant de deux arpents de front sur vingt huit par derrière à la rne St.Paul, d\u2019un\u2019 côté à un nommé Gervais et de l\u2019autre côté par Mathurin Hebert, sans au- °° \u2019 on | ii , \u20ac { ,; x arpents de.proforideur, faisant une superficie de ocinquante- Kerfoot, et de l\u2019autre côté à une rue de travers\u2014avec une cune bA'isse dessus érigée ; avec la.réserve d\u2019un demi ar- six arpents, plus.ou moins ; borné à l'est en deyant par un \u2018maison et un autre bâtiment en bois dessus construits\u2014 | pent de front sur un arpent de profondeur qui doivent \u2018chemin \u2018à l'ouest en profondeur par la neuviènie concession complantés d'arbres fruitiers, clos et cloturés en planche.| être pris à l\u2019ahglé nord est du dit tot, .en faveur de Louis d'un côté par Jean Baptiste.Daigneau, et de l\u2019autre côté par _ \u201c8.Deux'lots \u2018dé terre ou emplacements sis et situés dans la Guérin ét Marie Hébert, son épouse, pendant leur vivant, Casimir Brosseau\u2014avec une vieille maison et deux vieilles ; ffafoisse de St.Jacques Le Mineur, étant les lots numéros | et doivent ensuite retourner aù lof de terre ci dessus étables dessus bâties.\u201d Pour être vendue, sujette au droit se \u2018neuf et dix, formantie tout un arpent de front sur un ar- saisi\u201d Poür être vendu, sujet au droit de retrait, en fu- de retrait, en faveur du seigneur, et à nt Jes charges = \u2018pent de profondeur, tenant par devant à la bâse \u2018du Ruissean veur du seigneur, et à toutes les charges, conditions servi- conditions servitudes et réserves me itionnés dans 1 8 > es dés No ar derrière à la ligne qui sépare les susditslots tudes et réserves mentionnés daus le contrat original de OHS) ; n'ionnes.dans .©e con - .yers, par derrièr , ligne qui sep Stu : ; trat original de concession, à la porte de, la chapelle des O- d'avec les lots numéros huit et neuf ayant front sur la rue'| concession, à la porte de l\u2019église de la paroisse de St.Cy- Méthodistes, à l\u2019endroit ap selé Odell Town, dans la seigneu n- \u2018Flavie, d\u2019un côté à la rue St.James, et de l\u2019autre côté au lot prien, le QUATRIEME jour d'OCTOBRE prochain, à | : app a ANA gn sas a .; ; ; rie de Lacolle, le QUATRIEME jour d\u2019OCTOBRE prone \u2018numéro onze\u2014sans bâtiments.\u201d Les dits lots devant être DIX heures da matin.Le dit Writ retournable le neu- chain, à DIX heures du matin Le Writ retournable le le vendus comme suit : lots numéros un, deux, trois et quatre, vidme jour d\u2019Octobre prochain, .neuvième jour d'Octobre rochain LS do à \u2018la porte de l\u2019église de la dite paroisse de Laprairie, le\u2019 JOHN BOSTON, Shérif.J P JOHN BOSTON She if ur QUINZIEME jour de NOVEMBRE prochain, à DIX Bureau du Shérif, 3le Mai, 1841, Bureau du Shérif, 31e Mai 1841 \u2019 rif.se, heures du matin ; et lot numéro cing, à la porte de l\u2019église [Première publication 3e Juin, 1841 ] [Première ubliention vus 1841] ERE en de la paroisse de St.Jacques Le Mineur, le MEME JOUR, P 2 ll ne TROIS heures de Vaprés midi.Le Writ retournable le FIERI HCLAS MSON, J | FIERI FACIAS.NN ne remier jour de Février prochain.0.fontréal, A savoir : OHN TH » James Montréal, à savoir : * E Très-Honoratle FDWAÏ ré.P J JOHN BOSTON, .Shérif.No.560.} Thomson et John Dunn, tous No.2750.; } ELLICE, LARD us Bureau du Shérif, 9e Juillet, 1841.; de la paroisse de La Prairie de la Magdeleine, :dans le dis- en cette partie duroyaume Uni de Ia Grande Bretagne et de 2 [Première publication 22e Juillet, 1841.7 ° 1 trict de Montréal, marchands, et 1 homas à Thomson, de l\u2019Irlande appelée Angleterre, écuyer, seigneur et propriétaire rit E FIE ; A Napierville, dans le dit district, marchand, associés, com- en possession des fief et seigneurie de Beauharnois ou Ville- rit ; DEUX WRITS DE FIERI FACIAS, .mergant ensemble 4 La Prairie susdite, sous la raison de chauve, maintenant appelé Annfield, située dans le district de Mos G61 & 75.§ E premier, & linstance de PHI* john Thomson et compagnie, demandeurs ; contre les terres Montréal, demandeur; contre les terres et ténements de .Nos.164 & 1175.LIPPE LAVOY, de la pa- et ténements de WILLIAM McC RAY, du town- CHARLES DUQUET, de la pardisse.de Ste.Martine de foisse de St.Laurent, dans le district de Montréal, et Amable ship de Sherrington, dans le.district de Montréal, cul- Beauharnois, dans la dit scigneucie da Beauharnois ou Ville.Piquet, son éponse, de lui contractuellement séparée tant yioaienr, défendeur :\u2014* Un lot: de terre sis et situé chauve, maintenant appelée Annfield, dans le dit district de pu qu\u2019aux biens mais autorisée à intenter la présente action, de- dans le township de Sherrington, dars le comté de Hun- Montréal, fermier.défendeur :\u2014® Un lot de terre situé dans la er mandeurs ; Contre lesterres et ténements de PIERRE tingdon, dans le district.de Montréal, faisant partie des paroisse de Ste, Martine, dans la seigneurie de Beauharnois \u2019 GEORGE HYPOLITE ROY, .de la dite | numéros quatorze et quinze, dans le \u201cPremier rang du dit désigné comme lot soixante et neuf, dans Annstown dans la ec, paroisse de St.Laurent, dans le dit district de Montréal ip « 'né front par la ligoe de division entre le à: ; ; SL med, Gan > a les paroisse Marie Amable Sarazi ¢ vi township ; borné en front p 1goe de dite seigneurie, contenant trois arpents de large sur vingt ar- ar- gulyvateur, et arie Amanie parazin, son épouse, dé- dit township de Sherrington et celui d\u2019Hemmingford, sur pents-de profondeur, plus où moins, tel qu'il \u201cpeut se trouver ; nr endeurs ; et le second, à l\u2019instance de FRANCOIS LE- | j'arrière par la ligne de division entre\u2019les Premier et second borné en devant par la rivière Chateauguay, en arrière par les ©ONARD, de la dite paroisse de St.Laurent, écuyer, no- rangs, au côté sud-est par Michael Tobin, ou ses représen- terres du Grand Marais et dé la Beauce auf côté nord est par lot \"a taire; aussi demandeur ; contre les terres et ténements du tan:, et au côté nord ouest par la petite rivière appelée le numéro soixante et huit, la propriété de Paul Gagnier, et au co dit PIERRE GEORGE HYPOLITE \"ROY, défen- | Creck, mesurant en front huit arpents, une perche et treize côté sud ouest par lot numéro soixante et dix, la propriété ne deur :\u2014\u2018\u2018 Une terre située à la Côte St.Laurent, en la pieds de largeur, et sur l\u2019arrière nen£ arpents et une perche, d'André Macabé\u2014avec une maison de bois et une étable dessus ee paroisse St.Laurent, de la contenance de quatre arpents de sur une profondeur inégale qui donne; -vingt.et un arpentss construites.\u201d Pour être vendu, sujet au droit de retrait en fa- ets front jusqu\u2019à la profoudear de Vingtarpents, et delà n\u2019ayant un eperche et neuf pieds dans la ligne sud-est, et vingt ar- veur du seigneur, et à toutes les charges, conditions, servitudes ge qu\u2019un arpent de largeur, sur la profondeur de six arpents ; pents quatre perches dans la ligne nord oue:t, formant cent | et réserves mentionnés das le contrat original de concession es bornée en front par la dite Côte St, Laurent, en profondeur soixante dix neuf arpents et quarante quatre perches en su- à la porte de l\u2019église dela dite peroisse de Ste.Martine, lé ns 3 un pommé Prevosy, dun ae Lane Mallet où ses perficies mesure frangaise\u2014ayec une maison en bois dessus QUATRIEME jour d\u2019OCTOBRE prochain, à DIX heures vec représentants, et d'autre Nl » 8 érigée.\u201d Pour être vendu, Sujet i UNE TeNLe AMuciiey Lermes qu matin.Le Writ retournable le neuvième jour d'Octobre partie au dit Prevost\u2014avec une maison, grañge et écurie et conditions mentionnés dans le contrat original de louage prochain.ine dessus construites.\u201d Pour être vendue la porte de l\u2019église ou transport des représentants ou héritiers Baby, à la porte .- JOHN BOSTON, Shérif: en de la dite paroisse de St.Laurent le V NGT-TROISIEME de l\u2019église de la paroisse de St.Edouard, le QUATRIEME Bureau du Shérif, 29e Mai, 1841.D \u2019 pe jour de NOVEMBRE prochain, à DIX heures du matin, jour d\u2019OCTOBRE prochain, à DIX heures du matin.Le [Premiêre publication 8e Juin, 1841.] \u2018 ci Le dit Writ retournable le premier jour de Février prochain.\u201cWrit retournable le quinzième joür.d\u2019Octobre prôchain.bi , A JOHN BOSTON, Shérif, JOHN BOSTON, Shérif, FIERI FACIAS, Co .Bureau du Shérif, 20e Juillet, 1841, Burean du Shérif, 3le Mai, 1841.Montréal, à savoir + CV6RLES CLEMENT SABRE- [Première publication 22e Juillet, 1841.] [Première publication 3e Juin, 1841.7} No.650, VOIS DEBLEURY, de Monte LL - : \u2014 \u2014 réal, écuyer, avocat, demandeur, sur distraction.de frais A ; FIERI FACIAS, EAT 1 FIERI FACIAS.dans une certaine poursuite où HoRTENsE, GLOBENSKY, Montréal, à savoir :} MABLE DUPRAT, traversier, Montréal, à savoir | IERRE TRIGANNE, ,bailli, épouse de .Guillaume Prévost, marchand, était deman- er, =\" No,.520: * j \u2018de Lachenaie, dans le district No.2673.I de.la\u201ccour de Sa Majesté du | deresse, et le dit Guillaume Prevost, défendeur ; .contre as de Montréal, demandeur ; contre les terres et lénements de bourg de William Henry, paroisse de Sorel, dans le dis- les terres et ténements du dit GUILLAUME PREVOST, de FRANCOIS SAVIGNAC, maitre boucher, de la paroisse triet de, Montréal, et Sophie Anaglette Dusocher,.son | marchand, de la paroisse de Ste.Scholastique, défendeur : \u2014 a de Montréal, dans le district de Montréal,\" défendeur :\u2014 épouse, de lui duement autorisée; demandeurs ; contre | 1.\u2018\u201c Un emplacement sis et sitôé \u2018dans le village de Sainte A.*¢ Un emplacement situé en la Cots St.Martin, paroisse de Les terres et ténements de CARMÉ- LE NOBLETTE, ng- Schalaëtique, de la contenance d'un arpent de profondeur Ma Montréal; susdit district, de la contevance \u201cde \u2018quatrevingt Caire, de St.Ours, dans le dit distrigt de Montréal, de: sur trois quarts d'arpent de largeàr, plus ou moins, prenant te pieds de front sur la profondeur qu'il peut 'y avoir depuis le fendeûr :\u2014* Un lot de terre out emrplacemeni sis et situé par devant au chemin de la Reine \u2018de 1a cote de 1a belle ri- m- chemin'du roi jusqu\u2019au bord de la côte de\u2019la grève du fleuve dans le village de St.Ours, \u2018contéhant én front quarante | vière,par derrière et des deux côtés à Antoiné Campeau\u2014 du St.Laureut, tenant par devant au chemid du\u2019 rol qui con- puit pieds et deux cent pieds\u2018 éñ profondeur ; borné en | avec Une maison en bois d\u2019un seul étage, une-ééurie, une re« ce duit de Montréal à la Longue Pointe; en profondeur au | front par le chemin du roi, ën atrièré par Louis Mojé, | mise, un hângar et autres bâtisses \u2018dessus \u2018construites.2.0- bord de la dite côte de la grève du fleuve St.\u201cTiadrent, d\u2019un d\u2019un.côté au sud par ie dit Louis Môjé, et de l'autre côté | Une terre en bois debout, sise et située en la paroisse de Ste.pe côté à Emmanuel Blot, et de l\u2019autré côjé à Jean Baptiste au nord par Frangois'Codaire\u2014~avec une tnaison, écurie, | Scholastique, de la contenance de troïs'arpeñts de front, 'n Bourbouniére\u2014avec uae maison.ea bois et une remise et Cemise et autres bâtiments dessus construits,\u2018 Pour être | sur vingt cing arpents ou environ \u2018de\u2019 profondeur,.c'est-a- pus - deux écuries, et autres dépendances dessus, côustruites, le vendu, sujét.au droit de retrait en faveur du seigneur, gt || dire, là profondeur qui se trouve à \u2018partir du'côté sud de la ua tout sans aucune garantie, de mesure précise.\u201d Pour être | 3 toutes les charges, conditions, servitudes.et- réserves | rivière appelée Belle fivière, joignant les terres de la côte pus vendu, sujet au droit de retrait.en faveur, du Seigneur, et a mentionnés dans le contrat original - de concession, à, a || St.Henry, tenant d\u2019un côté à un nommé Beaune, et de de tontes les charges, conditions, servitudes, et téleryes Mel\" porte de l\u2019église de la paroisse de St.Ours, le QU, à- | l\u2019autre côté dun nommé Jean Baptiste D'Aut\u2014sans aucune Ë tionnés dans le contrat original de concession, a mon bureau, pp; EME jour d\u2019OCTOBRE prochain, à DIX heures du bâtisse dessus construite.\u201d Pour être vendus, sujets au ple \u201cen Ia cité de Montréal, le QUATRIEME jour OCTOBRE matin.Le Writretournable le doûzième jour d\u2019Octobre | droit de retraiten faveur du seignéur, et à toutes les charges, prochain, à DIX heures du matin.Le rit réffurnable le prochain, ee \u2019 .conditions, servitudes et réserves dont il \u2018est fait mention huitième jour d\u2019Octobre prochain.70 = \u201c= : SI _ JOHN BOSTON, Shérif.dans le contrat original des concessions, à la porte -de.l\u2019é- 4 .5 ._ JOHN BOSTON, Shérif.Bureau du Shérif, 29e Mai, 1841.+ glise de la paroisse de Ste.Scholastique, le QUATRIEME Bureau du Shérif, 29e Mai, 1841.no.3 {Première publication 3e Juin, 1841.) | jour d\u2019OCTOBRE prochain, à DIX heures du matin.Le \" [Premiere publication 3e Juin, 184L:] | 3° ee \u2014\u2014\u2014 - | Writ retournable le quinzième jour d\u2019Octobre prochain.PNR uw ALIAS (FLERI (FACIASs «vv.| FIERI FACLAS.Truneh dl 01 uépantè 12, JOHN BOSTON, Shéri£, ne RE TI i .IERRE BERFHELET, équ- Montréal, à' savoir :?ILLIAM : PLENDER-I Bureau tu Shérif, 81e Mai, 1841.- ne Montréal, à Savoir 3 : de la cité de Montréal, © No.2079, ; LEATH CHRISTIE, dei.{Première publication 3e Juin, 18419 » n> 40m.oo 7 : + \u2018No.l189.>.\" yen ce and _Gontre les 1a cité de Montréal, dans le district de Muntréal, et pto-' D Hu daas le district.de mor aie damien à date es vinee du Canada, écuyer, demandeur 3 Contre les terreset |: