REGISTRY OFFICE ] County or Huntinepon| I Certify that after having made search in the books of this office for all undis- charged Hypothees and Titles registered against those Lots known and designated on the official plan and book of reference of the township of Dundee as Lots numbers Fourteen A (14A) and Fourteen B (14B) on the Chenal range Since the First day of October one thousand eight hundred and eighty eight (Being the day on which the cadastre for the County of Huntingdon came into force) up to date, I find the following to wit :— No. 20038 Reg 17th Sept 1892 Dated 7th Jany 1891 Grant by the Government of Canada to John A. W. Empey of those lots known and designated on the official plan and book of reference of the township of Dundee as lots numbers Fourteen A (14 A) and Fourteen B (14 B) on the Chenal range con- taining sixty four acres more or less for One Hundred and Sixty Dollars paid. No. 20041 Reg 27th Sept 1892 Dated 22nd Sept 1892 Sale by John A. W. Empey and Cascinda Empey his wife to the Crown of those lots known and designated on the official plan and book otf reference of the township of Dundee as lots numbers Fourteen A (14 A) and Fourteen B (14 B) on the Chenal range containing sixty four acres more or less for Two Thousand Dollars payable on first of March next (1893). For conditions see deed at full length executed before I. I. Crevier, N.P. Witness my hand this Twenty HEighth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and ninety two. E. S. ELSWORTH Deputy Registrar County of Huntingdon On this twenty-second day of the month of September, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two. Before Mtre. Israel-Isaie Crevier, undersigned Public Notary for the Province of Quebec, in the Dominion of Canada, therein residing in the Parish of St. Anicet, in the District of Beauharnois. Personally appeared Mr. John Alexander W. Empey, of the township of Dundee, in the said Province of Quebec, farmer, and Dame Cascinda Empey, his wife, whom he doth hereby well and duly authorize for all the purposes hereof. Who did and do hereby bargain, sell, assign, transfer, surrender, renounce, release, abandon, and quit claim, from this day, henceforth, and for ever, with full warranty against all troubles and causes of troubles and eviction generally whatso- ever, unto Her Majesty Queen Victoria, and to Her [leirs and Successors. Those two lots known and designated on the official plan and book of reference of the said township of Dundee, as lots Numbers fourteen A and fourteen B, on the Chenal range in said township, containing by admeasurement sixty-four acres, more or less, with all the appurtenances thereon and thereunto belonging. To be by Her Majesty the Queen, her heirs and successors, held in full property from this day, but to take possession thereof only on the first day of March next (1893) on which day and no later, the said vendors do hereby expressly bind and oblige themselves their heirs, administrators and assigns, to give up possession of the hereby sold lots in their actual condition, to Her Majesty the Queen and her heirs and successors. 80 The hereby sold premises belong to the said vendors under and by virtue of 2 Patent granted by Her Majesty the Queen on the seventh day of January eighteen hundred and ninety-one, duly recorded under number twenty thousand and thirty- three: The present sale, surrender and quit-claim is thus made for and in considera- tion of the price and suin of two thousand dollars, currency, payable to the said vendors or order, on the said first day of March next (1893), provided that possession of the hereinabove described premises shall have already been given up. The said vendors expressly agree and promise to pay all taxes and other land contributions whatsoever actually due and payable or to become due and payable, actually imposed or to be imposed, until the said first day of March next (1893), either on account of the debenture debt or on any other account upon the hereby sold lots of land. The Crown will assume the payment of the debenture debt after the said first day of March next. provided that it obtains possession of said land on that date. At any time after the execution hereof, the surveyor or surveyors of the Department of Indian Affairs may enter upon the hereby sold lands, for the purpose of dividing the same into lots for distribution amongst the Indians of the St. Regis Band. Until the said first day of March next, (1893), the said vendors shall be at liberty to take wood from the hereby sold premises, for fuel, to be used thereon and not elsewhere. Under and by virtue of these presents, Her Majesty the Queen and her heirs and successors is or are and shall remain duly subrogated in all the rights, claims, interests demands resulting or accruing to said vendors in, to or upon the hereby sold lots of Jand, from the aforesaid Patent or any other title whatsoever. Whereof Acte: Thus done and passed at the village of Huntingdon, in the county building. under the Number eight thousand two hundred and one in the Repertory of said Notary, on the day, month and year first above written and after reading made to the said parties according to law the said Cascinda Empey has signed with me, Notary, the said John Alexander W. Empey has declared he does not know how to write his name and being required to do so has made his mark. his JOHN ALEXANDER W x EMPEY ; mark (Signed) “ CASCINDA EMPEY ” a “ToT. CREVIBRAW Es A true copy of the original hereof remaining of record in the undersigned Notary’s office. I. I. CKHEVIER NE I Certify this document was. received at the Registry Office of the County of Huntingdon, on the Twenty Seventh day of September one thousand eight hundred and Ninety two at two o’clock in the afternoon, and is recorded in Register B Volume 19 page 73 under number 20041 AND. SOMERVILLE Registrar. Recorded 18th November 1892 Lib: 188, Folio 296 L. A. CaTELIAaER Dep: Registrar General of Canada