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N. wIngFIR-WHAT IA
DONE?

ID . sAsst oebofe IN thS Senate, On the 4th
isse. wAea Ms. WriRht,s bill was uesler discus
-. II. webster. Isecosa;ne 70 the correspon-
6sat e tbe 0alsi1ose PAisios) sumoooed Up the
ressh q ~ aesioa e Coagress ~ olJows.-
Tat writer says:
~ Distinguished Stasesmau eeeelsjed vjGA
. ssv e Ais characteristic, rsCt1 60 ssie -
seeess. setting Sosth the real rno0 q IT, loag
~ e8sisiag ossoisa.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-21

GIVE would respectfully invite the collector
Of contributions to the Washington monument, !"
Indiana, to publish an exhibit or statement q '"e
amount of money received BY him f'r that ma
tioual monument.
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PitOSP EC
.NEW EDITION or TIE CUIL CODE OF
LOUISIANA

7 has been for some time made known TO the public
y that the Subscribers engaged in preparing Ton
| the press edition Of the Louisiana Civil Code
fhev from the first aware OF the great difficulty
and responsibility attending the publication OF The work
and il was without great hesitation that they CON
scented to the undertaking. But the present edition
amounting about three thousand copies, and which
had the State than thirty thousand dollars
entirely out OF print. For more than two years
past the usual price Of the work has been from thirty
| to fifty dollars
1t is system Of written rules which 80 immediately
operates upon every individual of the interested
either in agriculture commerce .und which governs
the disposition of so much property coming to liz from
other states thatun Ike amos. other rentise upon
law is as much the textbook and manual OF the
merchant and the planter rs ii is of the private gentle
man and the professional advocate.
The lawyers Of the adjoining states, and in fact af al
those states upon the Ohio and Mississippi rivers which
ind mart for their produce in Louisiana, have fire.
qttn necessity OF reference to the code, and make il
| Indispensable requisite their Libraries; and in the
city of New Orleans the book is b, found in
the merchants counting ROOM upon the desk Of the
nudge, or The table of the attorney 1t is surprising
therefore that the first edition OF The work quick
y disposed of; and although mere reprint of it would
| IN some measure supply the public necessity, yet il
would be imperfect aud unsatisfactory unless annotated
with references The Reports and Statutes, in order
embrace the numerous amendments which have b, en-
made by the Legislature, and the important decisions
and constructions which have hecn given upon many
its articles by the Supreme Court
The publishers have secured, tor the general super
intendencc and editorial department OF the work, the
| me uher OF the New Orleans Bar. The Hon. Judge
Buard, JUDGE Bermudes and Hon George Eustis,
have each kindly assisted Mr. Upton with the valuable
notes which they have collected in the course o. their
studies and practices and TO Mr. r jennings the part
ner of Mr. Upton, who is also engaged in the work, Geo
Strawhrdge, Esq has presented the great of reia
rcnr"s contained in his office copy Of tue code, and
which been nude by him daring the Whole period
OF his dis .ingushcd prote labors The publish
rrs may therefore we'll trust rat tho nnnoato.7 of the
work will be all that industry and lubour, assisted by
q
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I pBhINTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-.us
y landing from ship Constitution, and for sae-vlz
l60OO feet of glass, best quality from 8Xl0 23N28
br kegs; "a doz apanedtins for sgns6000lb litragS
20 doz splendid 10000 ground brushes also of0OOO and
0o0 do; cases green powder; superior article
DO do III cans; large assortment of sash tools of every
size and quality; sable pencils for artists; fiat marking
brushes for merchants; artists coors in oil ready pre-
pared in boxes, fitted p with all necessary brushes;
artists teols, sc.
Flake and iemnity white; GO packs gold leaf white
and yellow wax gum arabic; and large and choice
sorncnt of paints dry colors OIL turpentnc, vurni4h
&c for sale wholesale and RETAIL at the lowest prices,
by MONnELLI,
a92 So Cnmu
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.-First JuGicial District
Court
fgNHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
these Presents shall come observation-disclosures
William Mackey having purchased ut a sale male
by the Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans, the property
hereinafter described, has applied TO the clerk Of lis
court in whose office the deed of sale recorded
the 9Th dry Of Mai A. d. 1885, for nontinn or ad-
veftisement in conformity to of the Legislature
the State OF Losi ma entitled "Ar for the further
assurance of titles to purchasers at judicial sues an
proved the 10Th day oil March, 1884.
NOW, therefore, know ye, and all person. interested
herein, are hereby cited and amonshed in the name
the State Of Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court, who can set up right title claim in and
the property hereinafter described in consequence of any
ntormav in the order decree Judgment of the cour
under which the sale was made nyrreg uarty OF
legay III the appralSemcnts and advertisements, il
time, manner of sale for other defect whaso
ever; to show canse, within thirty days Eom the da,
this moniton is first inserted in the public papers, WHY
the sale made should not be confirmed and honolo
gated
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the par
ish Aforesaid tho 23d day of April, A. d. 1885 b,
virtue of decree of this co rendered on the 81 da,
OF March, A. d. 1885, in salt entitled William Macke,
VS.. Samuel Bell, No. l5535 of the dockeof this court
at which sale said William Nlackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $4,000, cash.
Description of Property as given in the Judicial Con
veyance VIZ:
certain lot Of ground, together with all the build
ngs and improvements thereon, situated in the paris
| of Orleans, in the square bounded by New Levee
Louisa, raul anu Deloru streets, designated by the M
9, on plan drawnby c. F. Zimpel, Deputy Surveyo
General, on the 10th December 1884 and deposited
plan No 10, in the book ofpluns of Felix Grima noar
public. Said lot measures 20 feet inches front e
New evee street, rs feet in depth the side adoniu
lot Ne g. and 80 feet inches and lines in depth on III
side adjoining the property now, lately, belonging
N Goodale, and 10 feet ii inches width in the real
where il fronts alley of three feet nine inches
common to lots Nos 4, ), 6, 7, 8 and Q.
Clerks Office, II l Nav, i79.
MIC il EVILS Dep Clerk
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Rg,S,.,,vr,a Ephrnsra.

< Collection of Colloqua Phrases every topic mel
4 cessarv /, maintain conversation arranged under
pronunciation and use of rons words. The Whole SO
disposed considerably to facilitate the acquisition OF II
correct pronunciation Of the French. BY BoImnr, It
acw edition, revised ari cortectd.
selection of ne hundred Of Perin's Tables, accom-
panied with key, containing the text literal and free
,ranslatoh arranged in such manner as TO point on
10 difference between the French and English idioln
80 figured pronunciation Of the French, according 10
he best French works the subject The wholc
preceded by short treatise on the sounds OF the French
language, compared with those OF the English.
APronouncing French Primer, or tie Scholars Guide
tthc accurate pronunciation and Crthography OF tue
French Lang &c. containing its elements according tc
best usage, ~ Bernard Tronchn, Just received and
nale " NM MehEAN,
my Cor Camp & Com sis.
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Fora single gin of 50 SAYS or more, with
one set OF feeders, bands, &c. at &c per
SAW, $3.50 90
For do Of GO SAWS, wthteehcrs Sc at Sc
so per saw, 500 90
For do, of 10 saws, with feeders, SC. Sc
Is per saw, 800 90
For do. of % saws, with fccders &c. at 81
so per saw $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied a
30 cents each; the numher oftec. eing about equal
o the number OF saws. One set of feeders, it is
sdercd however,, will wear out tive or three sets of
sows. Extra saws supplied at so cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents Of
planters in of the port towns Of the cotton plan
ting Statcs at the above prices the agents paying the
freight on the same from New York. and becoming re-
spon,ihle for the amount of the Gin. A Gin wright
will be sent with the Gins 10 Put them up where de-
sred the charges for whose services will be extra, but
moderate.
Iron running searcan alsohe ordered where desired,
on reasonable TERMS but will be charged extra. Horse
power, Ofany description, can be furnished like
terms Small steam engines also be ordered if de-
sired.
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views in regar,
to the arrangements SAWS, breasts, brushes &C. 1t
is fund they differ opinion. Some desire saws of
larger diameter thar others. The most common size
is on ~ riches; " some wish them II inches Some
wish or rowsct brushes on axle, while others do
net want more THAI at most. Some wish with
or teeth to the inch, while others want 10 or /
W. UGH discrepancy, prefer they should, at
the time OF giving orders, furnish statement of their
wishes, and the manufacturers can fulfil them in every
particular. Where it is left to discretion, we shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan.
A. order can be executed, from the time is received
in the space Of eight or nine weeks and the Gin in thai
time placed the hands of the factor. To be in time
for the crop, all orders ought be in the hands OF
the manufacturers by the first or middle of N ay except
for plantations where they arelae in commencing t,
pick lin cotton.
N. b. The Patent Right, for any of the cetto,
growing States, will he sold on reasonable terms.
m25 6nos
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ET ;sthc Hour; Is she not passing fair; Oh TINS IS
4 Love; Nothing II lppy l.an}, Ny Switzcr home;
Italy; Beautcons Land; Fell not ms of hraken Vows
love to dwell in the bosoms Cell; We shall meet no
More; Come, . Come; Castinets ere gaay Sounding;
&c Of India Rubber; BaviI closing DER the ltlIlow;
Tie l.e vi md Bride; My light Brignsne; Oh dc. not
ray Farewell; Jenny Jones; The Young Widow S""g
Of the F:hcrs Wife; Ncpo5e my love a lovers Eve;
Sh.ll met again; Whcn evening bells are
Calming; Sing hay for the Bottle; Aquo bon Ia Ri
chess; Ma Normandy, lair varied, by R"ni; SttlI so
Geatlv Ger mt Stealing, arranged by Crerney; ESQ
tie. of the celebrated opera La Norns by V Beslma
Three favorite sif from the opera fnrtani arranged
t,r the Flute and Piano; Viv ri from Anna lipIenr
arranged f,ctht Flute AMI Piano. l'nvtttion la walls
~ G Il Vnn Weber; F rewc Waltz by l. Ncignnn,
Daks Of Hinchs;aits Waltz by S,ran!, Robin Waltz;
C-lrstet FaYorita Dances 4 new set of Coullon from
,s,c Js IRA of .e Macon. For sale 1T
b EASEN'S
Plans Forte and Music Store.
un % 70 Carp street,
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IlsA! Fs.tHiiSA slAss Il Css.ss Ii
STE5a lsOAy LIN
b p fff+ 81 F. "A

THROUGH IN FIVE AND a HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta see
II F.ANES Mobile every ether da,, Immediately Httei
the arrival of the mail from New Orleans, per th'
steamboat FMgLINE to Bakely, coaches to fensacoiS
steamboats, per Pensacola Bar, ST Rosa sound ana tHoe'
tahache River and BAY to Cedar Bu, soiches 'heAe'
non, Bainbrldge, FiuAeron; Hawkusvllle and Louis
Vile to Augusta. A paseengeertaknb ms seat al MO-
bile is in danser Of being thrown out or 9siae ms
preference by other conflicting Interests, as he fLS'-
DA LINE is but ont concern, and uiiler one col uo
throughout and may rely WITH cEhrAlArr upon ms
arrival at Augusta in time specified, through All Sea'-
err and at any season, unless most unforeseen ca.s
trophe should occur. The Great New Orleans MAJ
is carried ty this The Agents tor aeeotnhio"'
ton Teams Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard natural roads, the safe and inter
estiuy water navigation the Time and Accuminoualoh
afford the traveller speed certainty comfort and pleas
ing variety; connected as it were with the t;i Road
Charleston S. G.. and the steam packets to Ne" f"rk
travellers rea'h New York ttom New o'ieans
LESS THAN IL n.ys'-Washington city in II.
From Chiuahooc!,ee, Florida, We have hEahe
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to st Marks hor
post coaches also Branches from iiawk'''sF't'
to MillegeviIle, and one to Mnc"n , ~" non
coaches o1oChi oN9 - GU
AuGrsTA Goth Jan. 1855,
Office at Mansion House Mobile )
+Distanev, New Orleans TO Nozzle, l3p mus
Ncbilr to Augusta, sh -
Aus,s,s to Chariestm, 1S6 6
Charleston to New York, 9AJ- ~"
Time, New Orieah 10 htoeie' 90
Mobile to Augusta %
Augusta to ths'icS'nh' ~
Charleston to New York, St- 25s
MAKING ,6s niles ner ,Iay, or miles per hour, inclr
siyc of all stoppages. INV ~ ",
N. b. beg leave TO inferm the public that III,
bridges over the Cha'ahooske swamp aud H*rn L'no
creek have Just been completed The general govern
ment 1.-THE MY obstacles operating against th's sale AM
speedy route are thus happily remoTed aud nave III
pleasure ofeacmng from travellers that the coaehes,h3l
srs drivers and Dads OF the first orde' and as to ~
water route from ltcsacola 10 Ce'lar ti'nf II Is "in
ted by al Who have passed ,lro,yl to be ,nsuwsse
unovecs beauty and safety. The bridges tsrou6
Georgia have also been repaired. J NJ G BAKER
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MI ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAtruousE,
.'h Customhouse street, opposite the Post-otfiec
The subscribers arc now receiving from their fac
tories in New York, and will keep constantly or
efsuperior workmanship, and of tho latest patterns
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble Also, Monuments, Tomhs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and lintelt
marble facings, hearths and boundary stone, plaster
of Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment @
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iror
| Crates OF the newest and most approved pattorus
| lettering done in the neatest manner and al III,
shortest notice. They have first rate workmen ts
bset the abovs work.
jos JAMES KAHN 4 STROUD
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VoL.-Vl No 1873


rENIIIS highly valuable medicine M Y.
= sale and retail at New ork price o :
DLANGE, 10 Camp street.
IL is confidently recommended for the following dls-
eases; Dyspepsia in all its ms bilious and liver al
llctons, in every sage and dfgres female sickness
more particularly the incident to mothers hnof
alsus, fever and aeue incl ient consume tlens or &c
c1e-, whether of the liver or lungs, heaache or glad
ness loss Of appetite, trenors inehfatnh or
deuu rtnens spasn odic affection OF all kinds; rheu
n'tisn, whether chronic inhammatory; nervous o.
bilious oil every variety; scroua, salt rheum,
and all blotChes, bad humors and impure complexons
ofhe skim tlessuess night, snd daily rritablhty
and melancholy; the summer complaint and cholera
morhuS darfhosa in grow pers ms; worms and atu-
lency with bad BREATH choross aad pslpitsons Of the
heart and head changes OF female constitution; and tor
impaired end disoreanzed constitutions III either sex;
which have been pc anently relieved by any other
medicines single trial OF DR. w Evans medic III
my OF these will produce such effects as will IN
dictate their incompatible superiority, and induce such
use of them will insure speedy and unquestiona-
bl" cure. Directions for accompanying them.
Numerous certificates ocufes will be shown as rom
The length of the catalogue it is impossible give them
publicity through the medium OF newspaper On Dr
Evans catalogue heraare upwards of IS 900! cases.
and IN this city refer 10 many persons VINO nave
been relieved, and in instances entirely cured OF
long standing diseases, by DR. Evans Canon lie Pills.
Rp-n I'm
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lnlmA "A
LsSsHi. IssiM
PENSACOLA EESSSHGsN HOUSE

NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
FENilE subscriber having ,hased the lease snh fur
d nliureot this well known establishment, from Mr.
Taylor the late proprietor will be ready etopc VII
iters by the lst of April next.
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
the arrangements OF the Mansion House. New and
more commodious bathing houses will be built and
warm bulbs will be provided ut all hours. A stable
will he attached to the house, with good accomnoda-
tons for horses and carriages Fist rate horses and
carriages will also he kept for hire GluIerae prices
aud sail and row bouts, with persons manage them
tor the OF vleis. billiards and Other amuscnents
usually found nj watering places will also he furnished
and So conducted as not 10 interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the boarders. Tho wines and liquors will
he of the best qunliiy, and to ensure uil supply of
ice cargo has already been ordered which viii arrive
about the st OF May.
MIR Frederick Barnard, who formerly kent so popular
hotel Washington city, will cundact this no Fl for
the proprietor who, with such MD confidently assures
the ysiters of last year. and his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attentions and thereby
expects 10 give gensrn satisfaction.
| The local advantages OF til house nre too well
known to need lengt ened description ksre. The
tncts tat Pensacola is the largest naval station of the
Governments the general rendezvous of the Gulf squad
ron; the sauly OF lis Cmate refreshed constantly du-
ting the months by the coolest reezes from
rhe Gulf; the beauty of the bay and the neighboliring
islands aud rivers; the abundance and decncv of the
fish with which the waters abound; and proximity
to the best Southern markets. give Pensacola the pre-
| ference alt other places in these ATTITUDES, as
| healthy and tSsiighttul summer ctreGt.
| First rate boats will ru between Pensacola and Mo-
bile and will at all times be ats take the passengers
| from the New Orleans boats.
NB ARNOLD.
| ,&Pensacola Feb. l5th, 1898.
| ~ Gentlemen wishing engage rooms for the
| families can address the proprietor, Pensacola o,
MIR Sewc 7 Taylor, the former proprietor, New Or
| leans.
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SCI LIE OF P2JCES-Dou5le G,ns.
For 'loable Gin o so SAWS more on each
c.'iit'rr, mskiHg l6O sa~s ii the stand,
withteedcr, bands, &c at s. persaw, or $3.50 90
Fora Double Gin Of 60 sd cs linter
or 20 saws in TIN st;rld, leaders, &c.
So per saw, or 72O 90
For do. of az SAWS on do. or saws ina
stand, at Sc d per saw, or 500 Oe
For do of 20 saws do. or 10 saws in
st.ad, 81 $3.50 per saw, or 500 90
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TcPPERAS-20 bbls, in store, tor sale by
~ G DORSEY,
ICES Al New Levee.
s. UGAR-50 hhds prime article, for sale by
~ 6 DORSEY;
r26 Al New Levee
FOORK-1nn bills Mess Prime and other descriptions
For sale by AS'rETSON & AVERY
,.9s
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SANCTIONED BY THE FACULTY or NEI1
CINE

FES,iOleN'S Compound Extract Of Copnba and Sarsa
u paiila A certain, safe, and ehecual renee
dS ever discovered for the cure of Gonolhca elects
Structures, Whites, Pains i'll the back and os seminal
weakness affections OF the kidnies, gravel sco1buio
eruptiUns &c.
In tho introduction Of medicine possessing the usefu
and active virtue ot the offered TO The nubc
proprietor has but to refer to the numerous recnu
mendatons received from the most eminent of the me-
d'cal faculty i'll Europe, believing that it will be dulv
appreciated When rs merits are fully known The
SAisam OF COplba, ST. cNtcusive, sscd has lost m,I
OF lis credit from the dislike which patients formerly
express regarding its dis;greeabte taste disturbances
produced in the bowels and stomach and its beretof,
lnetiicIencN when used in the infamma,ory stage The
proprietor has made an anal sis of the Basam couceiy
ing That the more active qualities would thereby be much
more concentrated and more useuly administered, Than
in the present State. The above medicine combines ia
s'ed'cnts which are in the highest repule amo,g the
most scientific and learned in the profession Ea,l,
drug ia The composition of this preparation increases tie
efficacy OF The other, producing operation truly oso-
nsllng, and surprising the most sangint expectations.
possessing at the same time the advantage of its beins
administered with perfect success in he different saps
the above disease. he most eminent nh, sicans aud
nisoons OF the present day express their decided an
citation III favor OF Sars,lara, whilst its use in the
principal hospitals and public medical institutions has
be ~ and st continues, very extensive. II was tay,
orlte remedy with the celebrated DR. Abelnehy in all
venercn affections, and IN obstinate cueous eruptons
arising from dfsort-red OF the
Having been submitted tie test and experience of he
most celebrated among he faculty. they have EXPRESSED
their satisfaction {" its extraordinary efficacy in every
case under their charge, b, adopting ii both in their
public aud private practice Their Oh CREATIONS will he
inser"ed hereafter Prepared By I Is Thorn Chemist
London. Price 81 so Per pot.
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ETAl DE LIZ LOutSIANE-Cou du Premier ]

EIA1 DE LA LOUlSlASE-COur du Premier Dig
triCt Judcinre.
1 'ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, A tous ceux que
ces presencs concerncnt, ~Hlut:--A lter du que
William Mackcv nynnt acletc d uEc vente fate par
le Sheriff dc In paroisse Grlcaus, tn pronritte cnpies
drcr:te scst uddessC t;reie de cctt Cour In
venIe tut cnregsirhe lie 5cue Jour de Mai, de Pannee
1888 pour IN uv, confhrntment acte de Ia legis
latdre de Etat de III Louisiana, intitIle ''acte pour
conirmef las titles HcQpereurs aux udici
aires, "upprouvf lie 10 Mars 1884 Gull soft c0hn
tnutcS persbnHeE nci tSkcCs SOM
mees de f.tnt de IL Lnnisiaue De la Eour du
Premier District Jrdirare qul Pouraicn ayuir dloii
In propretc ci-aprcS decrir, consequence dun de
iuut de torme dams orlre, lie docIe lc jugement de
ia CGur, veru duquel la etc fate, de uutt
iegUiRrltt il,eguIItt dams destination, iys GU IL
tens ct lie mode dc Ii vente, on pour me aut c cHuse
que coueue de re yuir, dams lour~ dater de la
publication de ccie avis pourquo Ia yenle Gns aite
scr'it pms confrmce ct homologute.
La dlte proprcte FIT vcnuc par lie Sheriff sus-dit lie
93eine Jour Avrii, de annte 1898, vertu d IN d.
cret de cete cour lendu lie Seine la Mars, de onnee
1853, dams 'alaire de William hlackey Samuel
Bel, No. l3,535 du docket de cote Cour, a aquec
vente lie dit wi lam Mackey s'cst rendu ncgutleur
pour lie priN de $4,000 COMPETENT.
Description de la Propritte dapre lie transfer Judic
RiTe, Savoir;
Tn certain lot tic ferre compriSt9u lae ba,isses
ct authorizations, si'ue IN la pdroisss ri cans dan
lllet horne par les uss d. Ia Nonvee Ley6e, Louisa
Paul and Delofd DIS gna par lie No 9 dapreS I'M pa1
dresst par + ZilnpeI, Dcpure Foyer General la /,
Dccembre 1884, et depose en- fetude de Felix G1ima
notare public, CONNIE plan No Il. lie dit lot Diet rrt
mcsurnht vinSt pieds, ONE poncrs face il ne de Is
Nouvelle LerCt, suiAane qunZe pieds de prnondrr th
cote Gun toHche lie lot No D. ct qnatre ving pieds sep
ponces ct quatre ligues protondenr lu cote qIl
toucht la proprete aprtsen, erniere mint aprare
nant tioodai Ell ayant dix neuf pieces ONE poucc
de large dams Ia proiodeur, on fa face a une nile
de trnis pleds neul pouces commune ayec lcs lo,
| Nos As, Il, Z, 8 and 8.
| Bur du CIR