aforesaid, Esquire, and is hereby required to be registered by one of the grantors therein named, x Witness my hand and seal this twenty-first day of August, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-nino. ) rr. Signed and sealed in the) ay presence of \ C. G. BULLER, [L.S.] G. S. Boulton, R. M. BoucHer, \ George Strange Boulton, of the Town of Cobourg, Esquire, maketh oath and saith — that he was present and saw the within named grantors, John Steele and Charles George — Buller, duly execute the indenture to which the within memorial relates, as also that — he was present and saw the within named Charles George Buller duly execute the said — memorial, and that he, the deponent is a subscribing witness to both instruments. _ Sworn before me at Cobourg aforesaid the 21st day ral August, 1839. ~ J R. M. BoucuHer, Dep. Regr. Ge BOULTON. J I certify that the affidavit required by law was by me duly administered to George — Strange Boulton, a subscribing witness to the within, as well as to the indenture to which it relates. R. M. BOUCHER, Dep. Regr. ————— Registered 26th August, at 11 a.m., Liber M., Folios 11, 12, 13, 14, Memorial No. 5622. R. M. BOUCHER, Dep. Regr.. Nos. 85 and 86. Tus InpeNrurE sheweth that we, the undersigned Chiefs and Principal Men of the Chippewa Tribe of Indians residing on Walpole Island, in the St. Clair River, in the Province of Canada, of the first part, and Richard Theodore Pennefather, Thomas Worthington and Froome Talfourd, Esquires, acting on behalf of the Indian Depart- ment, of the second part, have agreed and do hereby agree that the said Indians of the — first part surrender and yield up to Her Majesty the Queen and Her successors in office all their right, title and property of and to a certain island situate, lying and being at | the upper part of the River Detroit, called “ Peach Island,” to the end that the same may be sold for our benefit. Ix Token WHeEREOF we have hereunto affixed our hands and seals to this surrender this twenty-first day of July, 1857, in full Council at Walpole Island, River St. Clairy a O.W. S Signed and sealed in our presence R. T. Penneratuer, Supt.-General. being first read and explained. To. Wortnincton, I.C., ANDREW JAMIESON, Missionary, Froome TAuLFourpD, S./.A. [L.8.] Peter Jacoss, Interpreter, PETER WEGEZHIG, (totem) , W. R. Barrett, OsHUK-WUH-NOO, (totem) Witness to the signatures of Mr. Penne- IXAH-YAH-GE-WAUSH, (totem) father and Mr. Worthington. NAWUH-JE-GEZHIG (totem) THOMAS BUCKWHEAT, (totem) Srow BocEezHic, (totem) PAH-EENCE, (totem) FREDERICK - FISHER, (totem) PAH-DUH-SUNC, (totem) MESHUK-GWAK-NUH-AM, (totem) NA-TUK-WAUSH, (totem) KAH-YAUSHK, (totem) Pa-SHAK-NUH-QUODT. (totem) Recorded 2nd September, 1857, Hib. OC; $4 Fok 173. : THO. AMIOT, Deputy Registrar. Crown LAanp DEPARTMENT, Toronto, 10th September, 1857. Entered upon the records of this Department in letters received No. 19, page Tris INpENTURE sheweth that we, the undersigned Chiefs and Principal Men of the Chippewa Tribe of Indians residing on Walpole Island, in the River St. Clair, in the Province of Canada, of the first part, and Richard Theodore Pennefather, Thomas Worthington and Froome Talfourd, Esquires, acting on behalf of the Indian Depart- ment, of the second part, have agreed and do hereby agree that we, the said Indians of the first part, surrender and yield up to Her Majesty the Queen and Her successors in office, all our right, title and property of and to a certain island situate, lying and being in the River St. Clair, and called Keshebahahnelegoo Menesha, to the end that the same may be sold for our benefit. In Token WHEREOr, we have hereunto affixed our hands and seals to this surren- der this twenty-first day of July, 1857, in full council at Walpole Island, River St. Clair, C.-W. Signed, sealed and delivered in R. T. Penneratuer, Supt. Genl., our presence, being first nena THos. Worruineton, I.C., and explained. J Froome Taurourp, S.I.A., [L.8.] ANDREW JAMIESON, Prerer WeGEZzHIG, (totem) Misstonary. OSHUH-WUH-NOO, (totem) PETER JACOBS, KAH-YAH-GE-WAUSH, (totem) Interpreter. NAWUH-JE-GEZHIG, (totem) W. R. BartTLetTt, THomMas BUCKWHEAT, (totem) Witness to the signatures of Mr. Penne- Snow BocezHic, (totem) father and Mr. Worthington. PAH-EENCE, (totem) FREDERICK FISHER, (totem) PAH-DUH-SUNG, (totem) MESHUH-GWAH-NUH-AM, (totem) Na-TUH-WAUSH, (totem) KAH-YAUSHK, (totem) Pa-SHAK-NUH-QuopT, (totem) Recorded 2nd September, 1857, Lib. Coe Tol. kit. THO. AMIOT. Deputy Registrar. Crown LAND DEPARTMENT, Toronto, 10th September, 1857. Entered upon the records of this Department in letters received No. 19, page AT. Cory of a Report of a Committee of the Honourable the Executive Council, dated 28th ~ August, 1857, approved by His Eacellency the Administrator in Cowneil on the following day. On a report from the Superintendent General of Indian Affairs, submitting for approval two deeds of surrender executed by the Chippewas of the River St. Clair, ~ respectively dated 21st July, 1857, yielding up all their right and title to a certain island ealled Keshabahahnelegoo Menesha, in the River St. Clair, and a certain © ) other island called ‘ Peach Island,” at the upper part of the River Detroit, to the end that the same may be sold for their benefit. . The Superintendent General observes that these surrenders contain no stipulation other than that the lands may be sold for the benefit of the band surrendering, and he conceives that it would be well to take care that these islands should not pass into the hands of others than British subjects. The Committee reeommend that the surrenders be accepted and enrolled in the ottices of the Provincial Registrar and of the Commissioner of Crown Lands. Certified. WM. H. LEE, To the Honourable Cae. The Provincial Registrar, &e., &e., &e. Recorded 2nd September, 1857, Lib. C. S., Fol. 171 and 3. THO. AMIOT, Deputy Registrar. Crown Lanp DEPARTMENT, Toronto, 10th September, 1857. Entered upon the records of this Department in letters received, No. 19, page No. 87. Tuis INDENTURE, made the twenty-ninth day of November, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-three, between William Benjamin Robinson, of Saint Catherines, in the District of Niagara, Esquire, and Eliza, his wife, of the one part; and Her Most Gracious Majesty Victoria, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith, of the other part. Witnesseth: that for and in consideration of the sum of two hundred and sixty-seven pounds seven shillings and six pence of lawful money of the Province of Canada to the said William Benjamin Robinson, in hand paid oy Her said Majesty at or before the sealing and delivery of these presents (the receipi whereof is hereby acknowledged) he, the said William Benjamin Robinson, hath granted, surrendered and yielded up, and by these presents doth grant, surrender and yield up unto Her said Majesty Queen Victoria, Her heirs and successors, all and singular those certain parcels or tracts of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Townsip of Rama, in the District of Simcoe, containing by admeasurement seven hundred and thirteen acres, be the same more or less, being composed of lots numbers twenty-six and twenty-seven in the frcnt concession on Lake Couchiching, containing one hundred and eighty-three acres, and lot number forty-six, in the said front concession on Lake Couchiching, containing eighty acres, more or less ; reserving one chain for road along the shore of each lake with free access to the beach for all vessels, boats and persons. Also, being composed of lots numbers fifteen and sixteen in the sixth concession, containing two hundred and fifty acres, and lot number sixteen, in the seventh concession, containing two hundred acres, all in the said Township of Rama, together with all and singular the hereditaments and appurtenances thereto belonging or in any wise appertaining, and the reversion 4 - = \ ;