The following Description, with the Extracts of Letters patent, and proceedings of Committees for Dividing and settling the Townships of Gage, Burton, Conway, Sunbury, and other Tracts of St. Johns River, in the Province of Nova Scotia, are now collected by the Proprietors in Canada ; and published for the General Information of all persons, concerned or desirous to make settlements in that Country
Contributors: Morris, Charles, 1711-1781; Spry, William
Publisher: Fleury Mesplet?
Published: 1783
Place of publication: Montréal, Qué.?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Land grants; Early works to 1800; History; Concessions de terres; Ouvrages avant 1800; Histoire; St. John's River Society
Other titles: Description of the Harbour and River of St. John's, in Nova-Scotia and of the Townships of Sunbury, Burton, Gage, and Conway, lying on said river, as received from Charles Morris, Esq; Surveyor General of Nova-Scotia, and contained in a Letter wrote to Capt. William Spry, one of the Proprietors of said Townships. Dated 25th of January, 1768.; Extracts from the Grants of the Townships before mentioned. October 18, 1765.; At a Meeting of the following Proprietors of the Townships of Gage, Burton, and Conway, on the River St. Johns in the Province of Nova Scotia, held in the City of Montreal, on Monday the 2d, of June, 1783. viz.
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Table of contents: title: Description of the Harbour and River of St. John's, in Nova-Scotia and of the Townships of Sunbury, Burton, Gage, and Conway, lying on said river, as received from Charles Morris, Esq; Surveyor General of Nova-Scotia, and contained in a Letter wrote to Capt. William Spry, one of the Proprietors of said Townships. Dated 25th of January, 1768; title: Extracts from the Grants of the Townships before mentioned. October 18, 1765; title: New-York, April 11, 1768. ... THE REMONSTRANCE of Capt. William Spry, one of the said Proprietors, sets forth ...; title: At a Meeting of the following Proprietors of the Townships of Gage, Burton, and Conway, on the River St. Johns in the Province of Nova Scotia, held in the City of Montreal, on Monday the 2d, of June, 1783. viz.