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     IBY virtue of a \Vrit of Alias Statute Execution to me 
     
     directed,issued out of Her Majesty’s Supren'te Court 
     
     ofJudicature, at the. soit of John ltIeMurdo Cannon, 
     
     John Alexander Black and John lloosee Barry, against 
     
     Joseph \Vightman, I have taken and seized, as the pro- 
     
     perty of the said Joseph W’ightman, All the Right, title 
     
     and freehold interest of the said Joseph \Vightman, in 
     
     and to all that tract of land 011 Lot 52. near Montague 
     
     Bridge, commencingr on the west side ot'Montague road, 
     
     at the North boundary of land in possession of Man- 
     
     oah Rowe, and bounded on the South by said boundary, 
     
     bearing south 7~1dg. 30min west for the distance of seven- 
     
     ty-eight feet, bounded on the \Vest by a line running 
     
     thence North fora distance of seventy-two (72) feet and 
     
     hounded on the East by Montague Road aforesaid, 
     
     having a front thereon extending from the aforesaid 
     
     place of commencement of serenty (70) feet. and bourid- 
     
     ed on the North for a distance of sixty-four (64.) feet 
     
     by a line. if continued, that would intersect the rear line 
     
     at a distance of eleven (ll) feet North from the angle 
     
     of seventy-two (73) feet aforesaid, and bounded thence 
     
     by a rightline to said angle at Seventy-two (72) feet, 
     
     making a. distance of twenty feet as the angle from the 
     
     West end of the sixty-four (tit) feet to the angle of 
     
     seventy-two (72) feet or rear line of the land. Also, 
     
     all that tract of land being a small Island known by the 
     
     name 'I‘hrum Cap, situate in Albion liay, including an 
     
     area of three acres, a little more or less. which said tract 
     
     of land or Island is particularly marked on a plan or 
     
     survey of reserved lands adjoining Royalty of George- 
     
     town. and kept in the Oflice of Registrar of Deeds. Al- 
     
     so, all that piece ofland in Lot sixty-four, commencing 
     
     at a stake fixed on the North hank ofSouth River, twen- 
     
     ty-eight links east of the wharf; thence North 1Udeg. 
     
     west eighty-eight links; thence \Vest 3deg. South one 
     
     hundred and thirty links ; thence \Vest SUdg. North one 
     
     hundred and thirty-seven links; thence North 12deg. 
     
     cast two hundred and forty-eight links; thence East 
     
     .‘.{.~deg. north. Seven hundred and seventy-eight links to 
     
     the shore of South River, and thence following courses 
     
     ofshore to place ofcommencemcnt. containing two acres 
     
     and 13-16 a little more or less. Also, all that piece of 
     
     land in Lot fifty-nine, commencing on the south side of 
     
     Whim Road, on said Lot 59. and on the division line 
     
    
   
   
    
     between the tormer properties of the Trustees of Lord ’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Selkirk and the Messrs. Montgomery,it runs from thence 
     
     along said line in a southerly direction until it strikes 
     
     boundary of Lot sixty-one; thence along said boundary 
     
     cast for the distance of six chains and twenty-fire links; 
     
     thence North to the \Vhim Road, and thence to place of 
     
     commencement. containing fifty acres, more or less. 
     
     Also, all that piece of land on Lot. fifty-nine. conVeycd 
     
     to the said Joseph Wightman by Deed from Sir Graham 
     
     Montgomery. commencing at a square stake fixed on 
     
     the north side of \ ’him Road in the west boundary of 
     
     land in the possession of Joseph Wightnian and run- 
     
     ning by meridian of one thousand seventeen hundred 
     
     and sixty-four; thence North for distance of twenty- 
     
     four chains; thence West ten chains; thence South one 
     
     chain and eighty-six links; thence \Vcst eight chains 
     
     and eighty links; thence North ten chains; thence West 
     
     forty chains and forty links; thence South to \Vhim 
     
     ’toad aforesaid; thence Eastwardly along said road to 
     
     place of eonmiencement, containing two hundred acres, 
     
     more or less. Also, all that other piece of land in 
     
     Lot 59, commencing at a. stake fixed on \Vest side of 
     
     road leading from Montague liiver to Murray Harbor, in 
     
     the south boundary of land formerly in occupation of 
     
     Thomas Parsons; thence running W 'st eighteen chains. 
     
     and ten links; thence. South twenty-two chains and 
     
     fifteen links or to the \thn Road; thence East along 
     
     said road sixteen chains on to road leading to Murray 
     
     lIarbor aforesaid, thence along said read to place of 
     
     commencement. containing thirty-seren acres, more or 
     
     less. Also, all that other piece of land in Lot 59,0011)- 
     
     mencing at a stake fixed in south-east corner of tract 
     
     of; land dcmiscd to Alex’r McDonald and running west 
     
     Sdg. 30m. south sixteen chains; thence Scuth 3dg. 30111. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     east thirty seven chains and fifty links; thence east 
     
     :Edcg. 30min. north sixteen chains; thence North 3deg. 
     
     Semin. west to place of commencement, containing sixty 
     
     acres of land, more or less. Also, all that piece of land 
     
     in Georgetown, commencing at a stake fixed on sooth 
     
     Side \Vater Street, at the north—west corner of water 
     
     Lot number twenty-two, in said Town ; thence running 
     
     southerly along western boundary line of said Lot, one 
     
     hundred feet; thence at right angles westwardly sixty- 
     
     twc feet until it meets a Street laid out in said Town 
     
     called \Vood Street; thence along said \Vood Street 
     
     northwardly until it meets Water Street aforesaid; 
     
     thence along said. last mentioned Street eastwardly to 
     
     the stake or place of commencement. Also, all that 
     
     piece of marsh land purchased by said Joseph Wight- 
     
     man from Cummings, in the year 1837, commencing at 
     
     a square post fixed at. a small creek at the head ofmarsh, 
     
     thence following various courses of the margin between 
     
     the upland and marsh westwardly and south westwardly 
     
     to astake on the point of upland on the shores of Albion 
     
     Bay; thence South 45deg. east to channel of said creek; 
     
     thence. following various courses up the same to place 
     
     of commencement. containing six acres and one rood. 
     
     Also, all that tract of land at St. Andrews Point, Lot 
     
     fifty-nine, commencing on the west side of‘ the old 
     
     French burying-grouml, on the scuth side of Montague 
     
     River; thence bounded by land in the occupation of 
     
     Roger \‘i’cstaway, south {30° West thirty-eight chains; 
     
     thence also bounded by Vv’estm'ay's land south 30° 
     
     west sevmiteen chains and fifty links; thence hounded 
     
     by land purchased by Edward 'l‘hornton. South 55 9 east 
     
     thirty—one chains and fifty links, to Albion Bay; thence 
     
     along shore to place of commencement. being bounded 
     
     by Albion Bay and Montague River, containing, exclu- 
     
     sive of reservations, one hundred and seventy-nine 
     
     acres, more or less. Also. all that part of the globe 
     
     land reserved by Government, on Lot 59. situate and 
     
     fronting on Montague River, extending due east and 
     
     west eight chains and sixty-seven links; thence by 
     
     parallel lines running due south a sufficient distance to 
     
     make forty-five and a half acres. Also, all that piece 
     
     of ground and premises situate on Lot (44) forty-four, 
     
     commencing 0n the North bank of Rollo Bay, at the 
     
     south—west angle of Simon Burke’s farm, and thence 
     
     SOutll-west along said bank for the distance of four 
     
     chains and seventeen links ; thence north 69 0 cast six 
     
     chains and fifty links ; thence north 80 0 east sixty-three 
     
     chains and fifty links, to the rear of John Rossiter’s 
     
     farm; thence northerly along said rear four chains and 
     
     thirty links; thence south 8t) 0 west sixty-three chains 
     
     and fifty links, or until it meets the south line of Fidell 
     
     Deaglc’s farm, and therce south 69° west along the 
     
     said Fidell Deagle's south line to the said bank of be- 
     
     ginning. being the northerinost part of the globe and 
     
     school land in Lot forty-four, containing thirty acres of 
     
     land. a little more or less. Also, Town Lots Nos. 4, 
     
     9 and 13. 2d Range, Letter A, in Georgetown; \Vater 
     
     Lot No. 22, in Georgetown ; Pasture Lots Nos. 30 and 
     
     127, in the Royalty of Georgetown, with the Houses, 
     
     Out-houses and all Buildings on the said several and- 
     
     rcspective pieces of land, all in King’s County; and I 
     
     do hereby give Public Notice that I will, on Thursday, 
     
     the ’t‘wentv-second day of June, A. D. 187], at the hour 
     
     of one o’clock, p. m., at the Court llouse, in George- 
     
     town, in the said County. set up and sell, at Public 
     
     Auction. the abort: recited property, or as much there- 
     
     of as will satisfy the levy marked on the said Writ, 
     
     being for the sum of TWO thousand seven hundred and 
     
     fortyfive pounds twelve shillings and three-pence, and 
     
     interest on Two thousand and seventy-seven pounds 
     
     seven shillings and one-penny, front the Fifth day of 
     
     December last, (1868) till paid, also Sheriff's fees and 
     
     incidental expenses and the sum of 169. 8d. for this 
     
    
   
   
    
     \Vrit. 
     
     WILLIAM S. MACGOWAN, Sheriff. 
     
     Sheriff ’3 (mice. Kings County, June 8, 1869. 
     
     J. Hensley, Plaintiff’s Atty.