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773. Bas-CANADA.—An exact map of the Province of Quebec, with part of New York and New England, from the latest surveys. J. Lodge sculp. 8 X 104.
(Dans Russell, History of America. London, T. 2, p. 401.)
774. BaAs-CANADA.—A New Map of the Province of Lower Canada, describing all the Seigniories, Townships, Grants of Land, etc., etc, compiled from the Plans deposited in the Patent Office, Quebec; by Samuel Holland, Surveyor Gencral—To which is added a Plan of the livers Shoudiac & Magaguadavie, surveyed in 1796-97-98, by order of the Commissioners appointed to ascertain the true Ste. Croix, intended by the Treaty of Peace between His Britannick Majesty and the United States of America: London, James Wyld. 8-d. (1800). 3814 X 24.
775. Bas-CANADA.—A Map of the Province of Upper Canada, describing all the new Settlements, Townships, etc, with the Countries adjacent, from Quebec to Lake Huron. Combpiled at the request of H. E. Major Uenl. J. G. Simcoe, Lieut. Governor. By David Wm. Smith, Surveyor General. Published by Faden: London, 1800.
776. BAS-CANADA.—Map of the District of Maine and Lower Canada. s. d. (1800). Mss. 37% X 224.
(Carte où l'on retrace les concessions faites aux sociétés, collèges, etc.)
777. QUÉBEC.—Plan of the City and Town of Quebec, surveyed pursuant to an Act of the Provincial Parliament of Lower Canada, passed in the 39th Geo. III. By W. Vondenvelden, Surveyor of the Roads of Quebec; September 1800.
(Mss: In the Office of the Clerk of Peace, Quebec.)
778. QUEBEC.—The City of Quebec about 1800. From a Photograph taken by permission of Major Boileau, R. A. of the Model by J. B. Duberger & Capt. By.
(Dans Doughty, Siege of Quebec, T. 1, p. 52.)
779. AMÉRIQUE.—A Map of America between latitude 40 and 70 north and longitude 45 and 180 west, exbibiting MacKenzie's track from Montreal to fort Chipewyan to the North Sea in 1789-93.
780. MOoNTRÉAL.—P'an de la Ville et Cité de Montréal avec les projets d’accroissement, dans l'étendue qui lui a été fixée par Proclamation de Son Excellence, Alured Clarke, Ecuier, alors Lieut. Gouverneur de cette Province; fait en conformité à l’Acte Provincial de la 39e Geo. III. Par Louis Charland, Inspecteur des Chemins de la dite Cité, Bas- Canada, 1801. Avec renvois montrant les noms des propriétaires des emplacemens, des Fauxbourgs et de la Pointe à Callière.
(Manuscrit déposé au Palais de Justice, à Montréal.)
781. ST. LAURENT.—A New and Improved Chart of the Gulf and River of St.
Lawrence, drawn from the best authorities; by William Heather. London. ;
AMERIQUE.—Chatte von MacKenzie’s Reisen von Montreal zu dem nordlichen Eis undem Stillen Mecre, TFcimar. 8 X 12.
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BAS-CANADA.—T'opographical Map of the Province of Lower Canada, compiled from all the former as well as the latest Surveys : taken by order of the Provineia! Government, by and under the d'rection of
Samuel Holland, Esquire, deceased, late Surveyor Gene Province, Dedicated to His Excellency Robert Prescott,
ral of the said Esauire, Capt.
Genl. and Commander in Chief of the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, etc. y Williim Vondenvelden, lately Assistant Surveyor General, and Louis Charland, Land Surveyor, Published by W. Von-
denvelden : London, W. Faden. ST X 25.
instructions de MM. les Conimissaires nommés en vertu ôter les Murs et les Fortifications de la Cité de Mont
de l'Acte pour réal, ete. Par
Louis Charland, Arpenteur Juré : Montréal, .; invier, 1502,
(Manuscrit, propriété de la ville de Mon: réal.)
AMÉRIQUE pu NoRD.— North America. Published tbe 12th of August 1804 &
by R. Wilkinson. London, 24 x 2 (Au Séminaire de Québec.)
QUÉRBEC.— View of Quebec. Roberts, sc. Published by C. Smith. New
York. 4 X 6.
(Dans Morse, American Gazctteer, Charlestown, 1804.)
CANADA.—Carte du Canada, de Ja Nouvelle Ecosse et de l’Acadie.
CANADA.—A map of the United States and Canada, New Brunswick and Newfoundland. Dressée par Lapie, nieur, &eographe. Paris, P, 4. P. Tardieu, 1806. 35 X
ST. LAURENT.—The first part of the North American Pilot,
Scotland, New Capitaine-ingé-
for Newfound-
land, Labradore, and the gulf and river St. Lawrence. 25 maps.
London, Laurie & Whittle, 1806.
BAS-CANADA—A new map of Upper and Lower Canada. By John Cary,
London, 1807, 18 X 20.
(Dans Cary, Ne Universal Atlas. 1808, No. 53.)
CHATEAT RICHER.— View of Chateau Richer with Cape Tourmente. LE
(Dans Ieriot, Travels through the Canadas.)
MONTREAL.— View of Montreal (taken from the Mountain).
(Zbidem.)
QUEBEC.— View of Quebec. 19 X 9, Coloriée.
(Ibidem, Frontispice.)
QUEBEC.—-View of Quebec, from the Distillery, at Beauport. (bidem.)
QUEBEC.— From Cape Diamond. 7 X 5.
(Ibid.)
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ST. LAURENT.—View of the River St. Lawrence from its embouchure to its source to illustrate 2 picturesque description of the Canadas. 15 X 91.
(1bid.)
ST. LAURENT.—A new Chart of the Gulf and River St. Lawrence, including the Island and Bank of Newfoundland; drawn from the latest and best authorities; By R. Blackiord, London, 1809.
CANADA.—The British Colonies in North America from the best authorities. Drawn by J. Russell. 1514 X 18.
(Dans Gnthrie, System of modern geography, Tondon, 1811.)
ST. LAURENT.—New chart of the river St. Lawrence, from Cape Roziers to Quebec taken from an original French survey, accompanied with many important remarks & observations of Capt. John Kirby. Engraved by S. Stockley. London, R. Blackford, 1811. 20 X 25.
CANADA.—Map 0£ the Northwest territory of the province of Canada, from actual survey during the years 1792 to 1812. By David Thompson. Traced from the original.
(Dans Henry & Thompson, New light on the early History of the Great Northcest, New-York, 1847, T, 3.)
QUEBEC.—General view of Quebec. Engraved-by George Cook. 54 X 74. (Dans PFinkerton, General Collection of voyages. London, 1912, p. 396.)
CANADA.—Map of Upper Canada, descrihing all the new settlements, townships. etc. with the countries adjacent from Quebec to Lake Huron. By David William Smyth. Surveyor General. With adäitions and corrections from Holland’s three sheet map. Fngraved by Jas. D. Stout. New-York, Prior & Dunning, 1813. 21 X 33.
CANADA.—Map of the British Nettlements and the United States of North America from the Const of Labrador to Florida, int aded to illustrate the Travels of Mr. fambert through those Countries. (Cradock and Joy, London, Oct. 25, 18135. 15 X 14%.
(Dans Lambert, Travels, etc., T. 1, front.)
MONTREAL.—Plan of Montreal, with a map of the island and adjoining country. T. Melish del. H. S. Tanner, sc. 7 X 414. (A Londres, War Office, Official docaments relative to the operations of the British army. etc. ; aussi dans Melish, Military and Topographical Atlas of the United States, Philadelphia, 1813, p. 20.)
QUuEBEC.— Plan of the vity of Quebec. 714 X 8. (Dans Smith, Gazettecr of the province of Upper Canada. New York, Prior € Dunning, 1813.)
QuEBEC.—A view of Quebec froin Point Levy. W. Strickland, del. W. Kneass, sc. 714 X 4.
{Dans Portfolio, 34 series, April, 1813. Philadelphia, T. 9, p. 328.)
ST. LAURENT. — Plan of the Water Communication from Montreal to Kingston and Sackett's Harbour, on which is laid down the Townships on each side of the River St. Lawrence, exhibiting the Rapids therein, together with the Ronds and priacipal places on each side thereof. Compiled from actual Surveys, by Joseph Bouchette, Surveyor Gancral, in 1813. Dedicated to Sir George Prevost, Governor in Chief of the Canaias.
ST. LAURENT.—Part of the river St. Lawrence. 11 X 19.
BAS-CANADA.—A new correct nap of the seat of war in Lower Canada. Protracted from Holland's large map Compiled from actual survey by order of the provincial government : by Amos Lay. H. S. Tanner sculp. 21 X 33. Philadelphia, Lay & Webster.
CANADA.—British possessions 1n North America. 20 X 27. W. Robinscr, sculpsit.
(Dans Pinkerton, Modern Atlas. Philadelphia, 1818, No. 46.)
Fort CHAMBLY.-—43; X S%.
(Dans Suite, Hist, des C'anadiens-Français, T. 4.)
PLATTSBURGH.—Plan of the siege of Plattsburgh and capture of the British eet on lake Champlain. Sept. 11. 1814. To accompany B. Tanner print of Macdonough's victorv.
BAs-CANADA.—Topographical Map of the Province of Lower Canada, shewing its Division into Districts, Counties, Svigniories and Pownships, with ail the Lands reserved both for the Crown and the Clergy, ete, ete. Dedicated to H. R. H. the Prince Regent of the United Kingdom. By Joseph Bouchette, His Majesty's Surveyor General : Engraved by J. Walker & Sons. Published by W. Faden: London, 1815. 10 sheets.
BAS-CANADA.—Map of the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, with the adjacent parts of the United States of America, ete. Compiled from the latest Surveys, and adjusted from the most recent and approved astron, mical observations: By Joseph Bouchette, Surveyor General: London, Faden. 48 X 2914.
CHATEAUGUAY.—A sketch of the Battle of La Fourche or Chateauguay Oct. 26th, 1513. S14 X 4%.
(Dans Bouchette, Description Topographique de la Province du ‘ Bas-Canada. Londres, 1815.
GASPÉ.—Plan of the District of Gaspé. London, W. Faden. 19% X 17. (Complément de la Topographical Map of the Province of Lower Canada. V. No. 813.)
MELISH (JoHN).—A military and topographical atlas of the United States ; including the British Possessions & Florida. Philadelphia, 1815. (12 grandes cartes des opérations des armées anglaises durant la guerre de 1759-60.)
OTTAWA.—A Plan of the New: Townships on the Grand or Ottawa Rive: in which landes have been Granted, Jos, PBouehette, Surveyor Generai. 231 X Tl4.
(Dans Bouchette, Description Topographique, p. 253.)
RoOUTE.—A Plan of the Route from Halifax to the River du Loup on the St. Lawrence, with Table of Distances, from Halifax to Quebez By Joseph Bouchette, Surveyor General of Lower Canada. J. Walker sculp. Published by W. Faden. 91% X 21.
(Dans Bouchette, Description, etc., p. 557.)
Wir “CHENRY.—l'lan of the Town of William-Henry. Published by aden, 1st Augst. 1515.
{1bidem, p. 226.)
BATTLE.—Disposition of the Ameï-ican troops, march 30, 1814, before La Cole Mill. 414 X Tia.
(Dans Wilkinson, Diagrams and plans illustrative nf the principal battles an military affairs treated of in Memoirs of my own times. Philadelphia, 1816, No. 9.)
ST. LAURENT.—Sketch of the rivers St. Lawrence and Sorel, from their confluence, up to Laprairie & St. Johns. 414 X 716. (Dans Wilkinson, Diagrams, etc., No. 1.)
ST. LAURENT.—Part of the river St. Lawrence. Point proposed by Gen. Armstrong, for a port, to command the river. 44 X 7. (1bidem, No. 7.) ;
BoUNDaARIES.—Plan of the Exploring Survey of a Line running due North from the Monument at the source of the River St. Croix, as run in the Field, by the Surveyors employed on the part of the British Government and the United States of America; under instructions of the Commissioners appointed for determining the Boundary between the British Colonies and the Territory of the United States of Amhrica, under the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th Articles of the Treaty of Ghent. Surveyed by Lieut. Colonel Bouchette, His Majesty's Surveyor General, appointed for that purpose, on the part of the British Government: Quebec, 1817. Mss.
+ CANADA.—Engraved by Sil’y all. Edinburgh, A. Constable & Co., 1817. 8 x 10.
(Dans Arrowsmith, New general atlas, No. 49.)
ST. LAURENT.—A Chart of the River St. Lawrence from Cape Chat to Quebec. by John Lambly. London, 1817.
QuéBEc.—Plan Figuratif des Rues et Réserves actuellement existantes, et celles projetées dans les parties non établies dans la Cité de Québec, entre les lignes des Fcrtifications, et la ligne de la dite Cité, comme limitées par une Proclamation de Son Excellence le Gouverneur Clarke, du 2e Mai, 1802. Conformément à un Acte Provincial du Bas-Canada, etc. Février, 1818. Par J. Bte. Larue, Inspecteur des Chemins.
TICONDEROGA.—F'ort Ticonderoga on lake Champlain. Drswn by H. Reinagle. 5% X 312.
(Irc Portfolio, 4th Series. Sept. 1818. Philadelphia, T. 20, p. 62.)
Trois RIviÈRES.— Ville des Trois Rivières, 1815. 51% X 91%. (Dans Suite, Hist, des C. F., T. 5.)
830. BOUNDARIES.—A Map of North America from ‘0o to SGo of North Latitude, exhibiting the recent disroveries, Geographical and Nautical : drawn Chiefly from the authorities of Humboldt. Pike, Lewis and Clarke, McKenzie, Hearne, Bouchette, Vancouver, Ross, etc., ete.: and describing the boundary lines between the Territories of Great Britain and Spain with the United States. Faden, London, 1820.
Bas-CANADA—A map of Cabotia; comprehending the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, New Brunswick, ete., and including also the adjacent parts of the United States. Compiled by Joh: Purdy. 4 sheets. London, R. H. Laurie, 1821.
BAS-CANADA.—Geographical, statistical and historical map of Upper and Lower Canada, and the other Pritish Possessions in North America. Drawn by F. Lucas, jr. 10 X 14.
(In Carey & Lea, Historical Atlas, No. 4.)
QUEBEC.—Map of Quebec and its environs, from actual and original surver, in 1822. E. Bennett sculp. Quebec: 3614 X 28. (Carte militaire dressée par John Adams.)
MONTREAL.—A Plan of the City of Montreal: by C. Robinson, Surveyor, 1S23. A. Bourne, Lithr.
QUEBEC.—214 X 234, (Dans Worcester, Sketches of the earth. Boston, 1823, p. 47.)
BAS-CANALA.—A map of Cabotin: comprehending the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, ete. Compiled by Johr Purdy. Improved edition with additions, 1825, 4 sheets. 24 X 5%. London, R. Laurie, 1821. (Reprint, 1825). V. No. 831.
CANADA.—Carte de la partie septentrionale du Nouveau Monde, on sont comprises les possessions anglaises de l'Amérique du Nord, etc. par L. Vivien. Paris, 104 X 17%.
CANADA.—Map of British North America to illustrate Committee's Report on British North America.
MONTRÉAL.—Map of the City and Suburbs of Moatreal, exhibiting distinctly every property. publie and private, the Course of the Water Works, the liver Line in front of the City, and the Lachine Canal from its junction with the Port to the distance of 11% mile above. Corrected from a new Surves in 1825, Py John Adams, I]. P. Roÿl. Mil. Surveyor and Draftsman. Engrar-d by D. Stout, New York.
SAGUENAY.—Flan de la Rivière dn Saguenay, Lacs, Rivières, et Ruisseaux ainsi que la qualité du Sol du Terrain et des Bois situés de chaque côté de la dite Rivière du Saguenay, fait d'après une Esquise et Informations données par Pascal Taché Ecuier, Seigneur de Kamouraska, après avoir résidé durant l’espace de Vingt-deux années à faire le Commerce des Pelleteries à la Pointe Bleu, Shékut-imi ct Tadousac fait par le soussizné Clerc Arpenteur. Québec, 27 dée, 1893. A. Larue.
(Dans les Journaux de l'Assemblée Législative de Québec, 1827, T. 36.)
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CANADA.—A map of the ‘ew England States, Maine, Now Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, ete, with the adjacent parts of New York and Lower Canada. Compiled and published bu Nathan Hale, Boston, 1826. Engravedl by J, V. N. Throop. 44 X 89.
QueEgrc and its environs, from actual and original survey, 1822, By John Adams, Royal and Military Survevor and Draftsman, Dedicated to Hix Excellency the Earl of Dalhousie, Governor in Chief of the Canadas, Published, April, 1826.
BAS-CANADA.—Map of the United States: and the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, compiled from the latest surveys and other aunthentie information, By John & Alex Walker, 2 sheets, London, 1827.
BOoUNDARIES.— Plan showing that section of ecuntry lving between the old Seigl. Settlements on the River St. Lawrence and southern boundary of the province, or Mars Ilill Hit:hlands. Quebec, April 1827. 12 X 9. Ængraved by J. Smilie, jnr.
BouNDARIES.—Sketch of the Great Valley of the River St. John's, exhibiting the situations and extent of Territory in dispute between the British and Armerienn Governments, and the Poundary respectively claimed ; also the new Roads recommended to be opened at the expense of the public. Compiled to elucidate te Evidence given before a Committee of the House of Assembly of Lower Canada, in F'eby. 1S27. By William Henderson; Engruved by James Smilie, junr, Quebec, 1527. 20 X 171%.
(Très beau plan pour lequel Smilie recut une médaille de la Société pour l’encouragement des sciences et des arts en Canada, le 6 mars 1828.)
CANADA.—-Map of the British possessions in North America, compiled from the docur:ents in the colonial department, to accompany the report of the emigration committee. A. Arrowsmith sculp. 15 X 26.
(Dans English Parliamentary Papers, 1827, T. 5)
QUEBEC.—Plan of the harbour and basin of Quebec, surveyed by order of H. R. Highness the Lord High admiral, by Commander H. W. Bayfield, and his assistants Collins and Bowen. Oct. 1927. 23% X 171%.
SAGUENAY.—Plan de In Rivière du Saguenay. Lacs, Rivières, ete. etc. V. No. Reduved to one half the scale of the origl. l’lan of A, Larue, by Wm Sax Land Survr Quebec April 1827. ÆEngd by J. Smilie, Junr.
(Dans les Journaux de l'Assemblée Législative de Québec, Session de 1527, T. 34.)
BAS-CANADA.—Lower Canada, in counties, as previous to aut of 1829. Lower Canada, as divided by act of 1829. 20 X 16. (Dans English Parl. Papers, Sess, 1840, T. 31.)
ETCHEMIN.— Flan of the New Ssttlements on the River Etchemin and the proposed roads thence to the Rr. St. sohn. J, Nmilie, jnr. sc. Quebec. 2,X 8.
(Dans l'Appendice au 3$Se Tome des Journaux de l'Assemblée Législative de Québec, Session 1S2S-29.)
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851. QUEBEC. — (City of Quel « Draun by Mr, Jos, Hamel, Survevor 1St.
2, SHimiey & IIYDE.- Atlas aecompainvins Groeuleafs map and survey of Maine T7 planches folios VeueYork, Enorar Chapin, Portland, published bn à dé Hyud:, 1S29
PT 2 contient: “Sketch from Bouchette's map of Upper
Lower Canada nnd th strict of Gr, Exhibiting the true range of Highlands dividinz the te be Nt, Lawrence & the Atlantie, and the imasinars rauges el w the British for the boundary of the State of Maine, 16
LAURENT, —-Fisurative Plan, exhibiting na Birds Eye view of the Hiver St. Lawrence and its principal tributars streams from Kingston, in U, Canada, to Ance Blanc Sablon on the Labrador Coast, now the Northern extreritv of the l'rovince of Lower Canada, a distance of upwards of 1200 miles, also the Keigniories and Townships, ete. in the said Province of Lower Canada, Principally intended to elucidate Evidence given before a Cominittee of the Honorable House of Assembly on Internal Communications, in February 1829, By William Sax, Provincial Land Surveyor, l. Desobry, litho. New York. 644% X 16.
854. LAPRAIRIE.— Sketch of the seignivry of La Prairie, and of those adjoining it. Surveyors general's oflice, Quebce, jan. 1830, 11 X 16. (Dans English Parl. Papers, Session 1834, T. 44.)
8544. LAKE ST. JOHN.—Map of Lake St. John. Pascal Taché, surveyor.
855. MoNTRÉAL.—City of Montreal 1830. 94 X 7%. (Dans Borchette, British Dominions in North America. London, 1832, p. 216.)
