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  5. Lettre autographe signée de J. O. Barker . - 26 mars 1817
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Lettre autographe signée de J. O. Barker . - 26 mars 1817

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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
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26 mars 1817 (indexed as 1817)
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Lettre autographe signée de J. O. Barker adressée à Lewis Gugy. Titre basé sur le contenu de la pièce. Le document est en anglais. La pièce porte la cote 41159.
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A handwritten letter in brown ink on aged, yellowed paper, shown as a full page photographed against a plain background. The dense cursive lines are written in English, with a salutation at the top and a signature at the bottom, and the paper shows a torn edge at the lower left. A red-and-green catalogue reference number is written in the top left corner.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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Compton 26th March 1817.Lieut. Col. Lewis GugyYou will doubtless receive from Mr Bangs by Tuesday's Post, a Letter instructing you to suspend all proceedings relative to the sale of my property advertised to be sold on the Seventh April, as Mr Bangs agrees to write you to that effect immediately upon the arrival at Montreal, which will be this evening extraordinary expedite.Farnsworth Suggested the idea that if Sam Costs and the were not previously cancelled, such circumstance might operate as an obstacle to your ordering a suspension of the sale. But I cannot be induced to believe you would be actuated by such a disposition. At all events it appears to me you would instruct your Bailiff to suspend the sale, in obedience to the Plaintiff's order, until you have apprised the Plaintiff that you expect them previously to arrange the Costs, and await the event of the answer.I therefore hope and trust you will at least order the Bailiff to postpone the sale until Mr Bangs is made acquainted with the Circumstance11159Campden 26th March 1819Lieut Col GwynYou will shortly receive from Mr Bangs by tomorrow's post a letterto suspend the sale in Chancery to the Plaintiff's order, until you haveMention Hope and trust you will at least order the Bailiffs to suspend the sale until Mr BangsCampdon 26th March 1817Dear Col GugyCampdonRead automatically; may contain mistakes.
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