Before the underwritten public nota [blank] for the Province of Lower Canada, residing in the City of Montreal personally came and appeared [blank] who voluntarily did and hereby [blank] confess and acknowledge to have granted, bargained, sold, assigned and set over henceforward for ever [blank] promise to warrant and guarantee from all troubles gifts douers, debts, mortagages, evictions, substitutions, alienations and all other incumbrances of what nature soever unto [blank] present and accepting as [blank] heirs and assigns [blank] as the said [blank] and extend, without any exception or reservation by the said vendor and wherewith the said purchaser [blank] content and satisfied, having viewed and examined [blank] the said [blank] lying and being within the cencive or manor of the seigniory commonly called [blank] ...
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1790
Place of publication: Montreal
Language: eng
Notes: Notarial form. Library and Archives Canada copy completed in ms. and relating to the sale of a fief on 28 June 1796 by fur trader and businessman David David, first Jew born in Canada, to Patrick Langan of Montréal. The fief was situated in the seigneury of Bourchemin on the banks of the River Yamaska in the district of Trois Rivières.

Printed by Fleury Mesplet, Edward Edwards or Louis Roy.