Copies of Papers Connected With the Branch Line of Railway Constructed by the Municipalities of Port Hope and Peterborough, From Millbrook to Peterborough (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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This Indenture made this thirteenth day of November, in the year of cur Lord one. Thousand eight' hundred and fifty-seven, between the Port Hepe, Lindsay and Beaverton Railway Com pany of the first part, and George Tate of the City of Toronto, in the Province of Canada, Esquire, and John Fowler of the Town of Cobourg, in said Province, contractor, of the second part, witnesseth, that in consideration of the rents, covenants, clauses and agreements hereafter reserved and contained, and on the part of the said parties of the second part to be paid, per formed, observed and kept, the parties hereto of the first part have demised, leased and let, and by these presents do demise lease and let unto the parties hereto of the second part, their executors, administrators and assigns, the right and franchise to lay out, construct, make, finish, maintain and work a double or single iron railroad or way, at the cost and charges of the said parties of the second part, on and over any part of the country lying between the Town of Peterboro' in the' County of Peter boro' in the Province aforesaid, and the line of Railway on the Station Grounds of \the said party of the first part at the Village of Millbrook in the Township of Cavan in the County of Durham and Province aforesaid, and to take, convey and transport thereon passengers, freight, goods and property.

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