283. A Survey from the Great Falls of the River St John to the head of Lake Tamasquatat with part of the Portage leading from that Lake to the River St. Lawrence. Taken in July and August 1787 by George Sproule, Esq., Surveyor General of New Brunswick. By Order of His Excellency Lieut. Governor Carleton. Scale of statute miles 1=1 inch. 99 x 21.

Original coloured MS. bearing the Board of Ordnance Stamp. 0.

284. Plan of Part of the Grand (or Ottawa) River fronting the Townships of Chatham, Hawkesbury, Grenville & Caermarthen. Surveyed in 1788 by Pat. McNiff. Scale 20 chains to an inch. 1231 x 161.

Original coloured MS. S.

285. Plan of the New Settlements from Point a Bodet to Niagara, comprehending the Carrying-places, the Rivers, and Lakes to Lake Huron. W. Chewett, D.P.S. and Draughtsman. Notes and table of distances.

Endorsed 31,866. I. 289b. New Settlements above Montreal. Walsingham Coat of Arms, 1789.

Scale, six miles to an inch. 49 x 20.

Coloured MS. copy of plan in the British Museum.

286. Map of Part of Canada from Bay de la Val and Island of Barnaby in the River St Lawrence to the Lakes Huron and Erie.

Note. This Map Being A Compilation From Separate Surveys, They Are Mentioned Here By Command For A Test Of Its Authenticity And In Justice To The Active Surveyors Who Shall Be Found To Have Merit By The Accuracy Of Their Work.

Here follows a list of the various Surveyors and their Surveys, References to the Seigniories, &c.

This Map is a reduction from the Map of Six British Statute Miles to an Inch compiled in the Surveyor General's Office, pursuant to an Order in Council of the 224 February, 1790 for the use of His Majesty's Secretary of State. dated at Quebec 1st Oct., 1790. Signed Samuel Holland, Surveyor General; John Collins, D.S.G.

Scale, 18 British Statute miles to an inch. 48 x 26.

Coloured copy of map in the Colonial Office, London, Endorsed-Canada, Case 37, No. 48, 1790. Canada, 45.

287. A Map of Part of Canada, for the use of His Majesty's Secretary of State, Compiled in the Surveyor Generals Office, Pursuant to an Order in Council of the 22nd day of February, 1790. Quebec this 1st day of October 1790. Scale of miles, 5 geographic miles 1 inch. 137 x 49.

References to Surveys and List of Seignories.

Original coloured MS., bearing the Board of Ordnance stamp. 0.

288. A Map of Part of Canada Shewing the Gulf of St Lawrence and the Countries bordering thereon. For the use of His Majesty's Secretary of State. Compiled in the Surveyor General's 'Office Quebec this 8th day of Nov. 1790. Holland, Surveyor General, John Collins, Depy.

Samuel

This Map belongs to the Office of the Secretary of State for the Home Department. W. Peace, Lib'. Remarks, &c. Referred to in Lord Dorchester's

letter, Quebec, 24 October, 1790.

Scale, 5 Geographic miles 1 inch. 83 x 60.

Coloured MS. from Q series.

289. By Order of His Excellency Guy Lord Dorchester Captain General & Governor in Chief of the Provinces of Upper & Lower Canada &c. &c. &c. Plan of Part of the Province of Lower Canada containing the country from the River Mont

morency near Quebec upwards as far as any surveys have been hitherto made, that is to St. Regis on the R'. St. Lawrence, and to the Township of Buckingham on the R. Ottawa, compiled in the Surveyor General's Office in the latter part of the year 1794 & early part of the year 1795, by Messrs. Samuel Gale & John B. Duberger, from the undermentioned materials-videlicet:—

A Survey of part of the Rr. St. Lawrence taken by Sam'. Holland, Esq., in or about the year 1765, and other surveys thereof taken by Mess". Jeremiah McCarthy, James McDonel and Nath'. Coffin, D. Surveyors, in the Years 1792-93-94 & 95.

A Survey of the Rr. Jesus, the Northeasterly Shore of the Lake of the Two Mountains and part of the Ottawa River as far as the upper end of the Seigneurie of Argenteuil taken by Mr. James Peachy, D'. Surveyor, in 1793.

A Survey of part of the Ottawa Rr. fronting the Townships of Chatham, Grenville, Caermarthen, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Buckingham, taken by Mr. Patrick McNiff, D. Surveyor in 1788.

A Survey of Part of the Tongue of Land between the Rrs. Ottawa & St. Lawrence taken by Messrs. Guy & Gagnier, D. Surveyors in the years 1789 &

1790.

A Survey of the Rr. Richelieu (or Sorel) taken by Mr. Simon Z. Watson, D. Surveyor, in 1792.

A Survey of part of the Rr. Yamaska, from its mouth to the Upper end of the Seigneurie of St. Hyacinthe, taken by Mr. Theodore Depenciere, D. Surveyor in 1792 & 1793.

A Survey of the Rr. St. François and Lake Memphramagog, the Lower part from the Mouth of the R. to Long Point & the Western shore of the Lake Memphramagogue from Gibraltar Point to the Province Line, taken by Mr. Jesse Pennoyer, D. Surveyor, in 1792; the opposite shore of the said Lake taken by Mr. Joseph Kilborne, D. Surveyor in 1792; and the part between Long Point and Gibraltar Point, taken by Mr. James Rankin, in 1794.

A Survey of part of the Rr. Beccancourt & Nicolet taken by Mr. James McDonald in the year 1792.

A Survey of the Rr. Chaudiere and Lake Megantick, taken by Mr. Jeremiah McCarthy in 1792.

The Division Line between the late Provinces of Quebec & New York from St. Regis on the South Side of the R'. St. Lawrence to the Bank of Connecticut River run by John Collins, Esq., D. Surveyor General in the Years 1771, 1772 & 1773; with observations thereon, made by Mr. Jesse Pennoyer, when laying out the Townships of Sutton & Potton in 1792; and by MessTM. Henry Holland & Joseph Kilborne when laying out the Townships of Hinchinbrook & Hemingford in 1793.-and a Survey of part of the Connecticut Rr. taken by Mr. James Grant in or about the Year 1771. With an explanation of how disagreements in the Surveys have been treated, and remarks as to the reliability of the various sections of the map. The ancient Grants of land are laid down from the Records thereof and the Records of Foi & Homage; the islands of St. Peter from an old Plan; the Districts from an Act of the 31st of May, 1794; the Counties from the Proclamation of His Excellency Alured Clarke, Lieutenant Governor, bearing date the 7th May, 1792; (attention being called to mistakes). The New Townships are distinguished from the old Grants by being laid down in Red Ink.

N.B.-This Plan is reduced from the Original which was compiled in the Surveyor General's Office on a Scale of two Miles to an Inch. Done in the Engineer's drawing Room at Quebec by John B. Duberger, Draftsman. Scale, four miles to an inch. 111 x 44. Bears the B. O. Stamp, also of the Inspector of Fortifications-marked by the Ordnance Office, 'Original.' 0.

290. Map of the Country Westward of Lake Ontario to the River Mississippi, and Southward to the 37° of North Latde. intended more immediately to shew the Frontier Boundary between the United States and the Indian Tribes; as expressed in their Treaty of the 34 August, 1795; with the particular Grants or Concessions in favour of the United States as therein described. References and explanation. Quebec, 26th Octo", 1795. Gother Mann, Lt. Col. Commands. Royal Engineer. Endorsed Canada, Case 37, No. 54.' "With Lord Dorchester's Despatch No. 71, to the Duke of Portland," Vol. 74. Lower Canada. Scale, 15 miles to an inch. 72 x 52. Coloured MS. from Q series.

291. Sketch of the Route from Fort Cumberland to Fredericton From a journey performed between the 13th and 23a December, 1799 for the purpose of ascertaining the best situation for a Military communication from Head Quarters at Halifax to Quebec, by order of His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, Commander in Chief in British North America, &c., &c. D. Campbell, Mily. Sur

veyor.

Scale, British Statute miles two to one inch. 58 x 35.
Coloured MS. copy of original in the British Museum.

292. A Map Exhibiting the Frontiers of Canada and the United States intended to illustrate The Operations of the British & American Armies. London. Printed for C. Smith, Mapseller & Publisher, 172 Strand, Oct. 1st, 1813. Scale, 25 miles 1 inch. 31 x 21.

Inset. A Sketch of the Coast of North America from the River St. Lawrence to Chesapeake Bay. Scale, 100 miles 1 inch.

Coloured print.

293. Map of the Provinces of Upper & Lower Canada with the Adjacent Parts of the United States of America, &c. Compiled from the latest Surveys and Adjusted from the most recent and Approved Astronomical Observations by Joseph Bouchette. Dedication to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent. Contains views of Grand Portage, Cape Ray and Bird Islands, also view on Lake Ontario. Published 1815, by W. Faden. 49 x 32.

Two copies, one bearing the stamp of the Inspector General of Fortifications. 0.

294. Map of the Provinces of Upper & Lower Canada with the Adjacent Parts of the United States of America, &c. Compiled from the latest Surveys and Adjusted from the most recent and Approved Astronomical Observations by Joseph Bouchette, London. W. Faden, 1815. Dedication to the Prince Regent. 3 inset views. 48 x 31.

Coloured print.

295. Plan of that Part of the Line of Communication between Quebec and Halifax extending from the St. Lawrence to Salmon River, and exhibiting the Settlements thereon.

Quarter Master General's Office, Quebec, 9th July, 1815. Geo. D. Cranfield, Lt. 90th Regt. D. A. Q. M. General. Shows the Grand Portage and general transportation route, and the names of the towns along the river.

Scale 4 miles to an inch. 12 x 31.

Coloured MS. from Q series.

296. Skeleton Map, shewing the situation, of all the Forts or Military Positions, and Ordnance Depôts in the two Canadas, with their Names, and Distances from each other, and from Montreal or Quebec-dated June 9th, 1824.

E. W. Durnford, Colonel Commg. Rl. Eng., Canada, Commanding Royal Engineer's Office, June 22nd, 1826, Quebec.

Scale, 12 miles 1 inch. 401⁄2 x 29.
Uncoloured MS. copy. 0.

297. Outline Map, to illustrate a Report to His Grace The Duke of Wellington relative to His Majesty's North American Provinces, by a Commission of which Major General Sir J. Carmichael Smyth was President, Lieut. Colonel Sir George Hoste and Captain Harris, Members; 1825. Compiled by S. B. Howlett, Inspector General's Office, Feb. 24th 1826. (With subsequent additions). References.

Scale, 3 inches to one degree of 69 miles. 65 x 22.

Original, bearing the stamps of the Board of Ordnance and Inspector General of Fortifications.

0.

298. Sketch of the Great Valley of the Rr. St. John, Exhibiting The Situation & Extent of the Territory in Dispute between the British and American Governments And the Boundary respectively Claimed. Also the new Roads recommended to be opened at Public expence. Compiled to elucidate the evidence given before a Committee of the Honble, the House of Assembly of Lower Canada in February, 1827, by W. Henderson, Esq. Scale of miles, 50-3 inches. 21 x 19.

Coloured print.

299. Map of Cabotia; Comprehending The Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, New-Brunswick and Nova-Scotia, with Breton Island, Newfoundland, &c. And Including also, the Adjacent Parts of the United States. Compiled from a great Variety of Original Documents. By John Purdy, London: Published June 4th, 1828, By Richard H. Laurie, No. 53 Fleet Street. Improved Edition with Additions.

Inset Maps-Environs of Quebec; The Banks of the St. Lawrence from the Isle of Orleans to Lake St. Francis; Frontier of Niagara; Continuation of Hudson's River to New-York; Harbour of Halifax; The Province of Nova Scotia with Part of New Brunswick; Newfoundland, (with notes on treaties). Scales, 20 nautical miles, or 23 statute miles to an inch. 61 x 48.

Bears the stamps of the Board of Ordnance and Inspector General of Fortifications. O.

300. Figure de la Terre Neuve Grande Riviere de Canada et Cotes de l'Ocean en la Nouvelle France. Marcus L'Escarbot nunc primum delineavit, publicavit et donavit 1609. 6 x 43.

Coloured Litho.

301. Carte du Canada. Par Guillaume De Lisle Revuée et augmentée en 1783. 41 x 5.

Coloured lith. One of four maps on one leaf.

PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, CITY OF QUEBEC, CITY OF MONTREAL, CHAMBLY, ST. JOHNS, ETC.

302. Plan of Alfred, L'Orignal Seigniory and Caledonia shewing the swamp. 113 x 103.

Original coloured MS. P.

303. Plan of the Township of Allumette Island. Copy of Map in Crown Lands Dept. Toronto August 1856. 191 x 231. IV.

304. Plan of the Island of Anticosti. Taken from Bayfield's Charts. To illustrate the Exploration of J. Richardson. 1856. Geological Survey of Canada, Sir Wm. E. Logan, F.R.S. Director.

Scale 9 miles to an inch. 15 x 7. Uncoloured litho.

305. Plan of the Township of Armagh Situate in the County of Bellechasse District of Quebec Surveyed Pursuant to Instructions from the Surveyor General's Office, dated 16th Jan, A.D., 1833, By Joseph Bouchette Jun"., Depty. Sur". Gen'.

Scale of chains, 40 to 1 inches. 323 x 27. Original. W.

306. Diagram of Arthabaska. Office of the Board of Works-1845. Scale, 80 chains to an inch. 14 x 26. Copy. W.

307. Plan of the Arthabaska and Gentilly Roads. Office of the Board of Works. Feb. 1846.

Scale in miles 1 inch. 57 x 30. Original. W.

308. Plan. Figuratif, Montrant deux nouvelles lignes de chemin. Tirées F. L. Poudrier, Arpenteur Provincial. Somerset ce 15 Janvier 1848. Plan referred to in Report and Estimates, N. H. Baird.

Echelle de 40 chaines au pouce. 25 x 403. Original. W.

309. Map of the Township of Ascot, Compiled from actual and original surveys by A. H. Whitcher, P.L.S., Sherbrooke 1864. W. A. Little, Lith., Montreal. Scale, 40 chains to an inch. 27 x 21.

Uncoloured print.

310. Basin Bay-Magdalen Islands.

Plan and Sections Showing proposed Im-
To accompany report dated

W.

provements. By C. F. Roy P.L.S. 24 Dec. '79. 16th Jan, 1880. Henry F. Perley, Engr.

Scale, 200 feet to 1 inch. 45 x 27. Original.

311. Baye de Chaleur, dans le Golfe St. Laurent. Levée par le Norwich en 1760 publiée a Londres en 1775. A Paris. Chez le Rouge, rue des g. Augustins, 1778, Inset-Restigouche. Echelle, 6 lieues 23 inches. 19 x 123.

Uncoloured plate from Atlas G.

312. Carte de la Baie des Chaleurs a la Côte Occidentale du Golfe De St. Laurent Levée en 1724 par Mr. l'Hermite Ingénieur du Roi, Rédigé au Dépot Général des Cartes, Plans et Journaux de la Marine. Par Ordre de M. de Sartine, Conseiller d'Etat, Ministre et Secretaire d'Etat ayant le Département de la Marine 1780.

Echelle de Lieues Marines, 10-5 pouces Anglois.

Inset. Plan du Havre de Restigouche, Par le Sieur de Reboul
Echelle de Toises 400-43 pouces Anglois. 17 x 24.

Uncoloured print from Atlas G.

313. Baie des Chaleurs. Caplan. Plan showing Soundings and Proposed Breakwater 1879. By Chs. F. Roy, C.E. Scale 100 feet-1 inch. 49 x 30.

Original, bearing the stamp of the Department of Public Works. W.

314. Map of part of Bay des Chaleurs shewing the Salmon Fishing Stations occupied during the season of 1878, in the Counties of Gloucester, Restigouche, and Bonaventure, together with the number of fathoms of nets used and the quantity of Salmon caught. The Burland, Desbarats Lith Co. Montreal.

Scale of Miles, 4-1 inch. 211 x 144. Coloured litho.

315. Carte de la Baye St. Paul, Scituée a 18 Lieues au desous de quebec a la Cote du Nord du Fleuve St. Laurent. With references. fait a quebec le 2 8bre 1739. Chaussegros de Lery.