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Charles DuCharme.
Jean Bte Felix, Plaintiff, vs. Francois Lapance, Defendanfl The plaintiff presents a petition against the named Ren^ Bouvet, in which he shows that he made an exchange of prop- erty with the named Rend Bouvet, who has gone to Canada in order to receive and put himself into possession of the property which the said Felix exchanged with him; and the said Felix has had certain news that it had been delivered to the said Rend Bouvet from a letter which he has received from his gua...rdian, who informs him that he is to go and receive his property; and he presents the said petition joined here opposite, in which he demands that Frangois Lapancd should be obliged to deliver into his hands the notes, obligations and other claims, which the said Bouvet left with him on deposit to be delivered to the plaintiff in exchange for the property which the said Felix transferred to him at Sorel in Canada, since it is certain that the said Bouvet has received the property exchanged.
In view of the agreement made between the said Bouvet and the said Felix at the bottom of their contract of exchange according to which the said Bouvet pledged himself to write in the autumn of 1787 from Michillimackinac to Francois Lapancd, if he re- ceived the property or if he did not receive it or if there was likeli- hood of receiving it, a thing which the said Bouvet has faUed to do up to the present — ^he has only written a letter to Fr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charles DuCharme.
Jean Bte Felix, Plaintiff, vs. Francois Lapance, Defendanfl The plaintiff presents a petition against the named Ren^ Bouvet, in which he shows that he made an exchange of prop- erty with the named Rend Bouvet, who has gone to Canada in order to receive and put himself into possession of the property which the said Felix exchanged with him; and the said Felix has had certain news that it had been delivered to the said Rend Bouvet from a letter which he has received from his gua...rdian, who informs him that he is to go and receive his property; and he presents the said petition joined here opposite, in which he demands that Frangois Lapancd should be obliged to deliver into his hands the notes, obligations and other claims, which the said Bouvet left with him on deposit to be delivered to the plaintiff in exchange for the property which the said Felix transferred to him at Sorel in Canada, since it is certain that the said Bouvet has received the property exchanged.
In view of the agreement made between the said Bouvet and the said Felix at the bottom of their contract of exchange according to which the said Bouvet pledged himself to write in the autumn of 1787 from Michillimackinac to Francois Lapancd, if he re- ceived the property or if he did not receive it or if there was likeli- hood of receiving it, a thing which the said Bouvet has faUed to do up to the present — ^he has only written a letter to Fr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois. State Historical Library, Springfield. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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