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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-14

TyO SOUTHERN TRAvELLERs-THE U s. n. BYYAWp
ship JAhEsTowN, 400 tons, Capt. Lewis Parrish, -
leave pier Is n Saturday afternoon, 81 three ss1
for Norfolk Petersburg. and Richmond eonneotins e
WiminStsn' e. PsSsxs and fare, .ssseroon iSoSdsI
Norfolk, IS; 10 Petersburg and RishmoRd $40. cSes
p1'"A' ~ IInI,h2 PIE a. NTs n nresAvsn
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no, CALEDONIA. nDsPINDsNF oPPoslz1oa!

no oALmfoRNIA.- NDRrHHDHNT 0PP0eIxIo1
BLADE ESQ toD win sail Tor Aspinws on Tussaay ..
CON ber Ath ats ociockP from the toet Of Nsrh xse
UNCLB SAN 5000 teno which viii sat immediately -
drect without ssoppns al any Of AZ 49,
These steamers vastly superior oshsr Me Ie1
point Of peed ventilation, and good aoeommodAtiaa1
snd considerably expected thAt ths voyage 70 Cakss
T p MADE ~. ~ MsnYsTS asys PASSENGERS ptesss9
cent from the lowest rstss charged By any othse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-14

CTREKT DEPARTNKNT, NO. { HALL OF RECORDA
have been presented in Tho Board Of regulate
and ads sixty fourth street, between Eighth and Tenth
four feet Of dswalhs Thirty ninth strset
between Seventh and Eighth avenues where neoessaxy
Also the following petition In The Board Of Aasstent
Aidermen-To al TO the grade OF Lawrence street, l26h
street. between Ninth avenue and Lawrence street. Also
the following resolutions in he Board Of Assistant Alder
men|To SET curb and gutter and rssulAse sdowalhs n
Third between Josh and oA and nag fsrr
In Bcond and Third As l14h street, 70 fssr
feet north side Of Thirty street, between TeAh
and Eleventh avenues Dersons having ohec
lions thereto requested - present thon In writing ths
undsrgned ~ his Office before the sch day Of Dssem
bev nesk JANIS FURRY. Street. CenmissioHsr.
CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS =
y Puhlie 10 hereby given that the following petitions
presented in the Beard OF AldermenTo fence
lets north s2s Of Wost Thirty first between
EgAAh and Ninth commencing 100 oet west OF
Kixhth avenuo and curb and Crater In Fifty
fssrth street, between Thisd and Fifth Also
the following resoluticn:Ts grade and sat curb and
gutter, and flag sidewAlks Of Beekmaa street., from
Park TO Pea strceA Also, The ioc.ing petitions IL
the Board Of ses curb sAd gutter and as
Eighth and nag crosswalks the line Of Fty
fourth troet BroadwAy open 22d street,
from Third 10 Fourth Alss the following rsaolu.
tions in the BoArd Of Atanfo flag walk In 'front.' Of
1903 Twenty hfth street; to hax the ddewAlka Of An
thony street, 100 TO Elm street All inter
esed having 10 the same are 70 pre-
ssst II vL.as ~ Ne A. h5 ees, On "
bssors the 18th day st Deosnbe inst. laM
pea T. iS6a, .JAR lUREY. asssss conAisslcAe.
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IORPoRATIoN, NoTICE.-PUBLiC NOTICE is HIRE
~ by given that petition has presented Board
Of Aldermen for sewer In Eldridge street. from No. 4 to
No g. All persons interested in the above and having
eotons thereto requested the in writing,
to the Contract Clerk At this ooe, before Dec 10Th
THES. Il; pE FOREST, Crotch So ASrsdu's
CrokOn Adueduok Artment. Dec. q. 1883
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MMDHCAGs

nR. COBEETT, NO. 10 BUANR STREET. BETwRRN
- Chatham and William, may DO consulted his urea
mtnt N. BDr G. 10 mtmber Of the N. 7. University
See his diploma in his ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-14

CTRlHT DRPARTNlNT, NO. { HALL OF RECORDS.
Public nssies Z hereby svs, shas the following p
fsnos vacant lots ths nsrth side Of Fourteenth street,
between First and Second 70 regulate and grade
70 pave ISrsy .ss street s.ws:. ssysash and Eighth
greet nom stanton 70 ousssn 10 ience vacant lots On
hs south side Of thirty second street. about hundred
fet east Of Eighth All persona Interested having
objections requested 70 present Thorn In writing 10 the
undsrsGnsd ~ his once on Or before the Sch day Of De-
eombor nexk JAuE4 FURRY, Street ComKinBloneg.
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NvHY LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA D1uAW
ship Company intend starting their favogits sosanss

all regulate articles for the comfort and convenience 81
.snser. and COMMANDED S men Of experience II We -
SAINT TO the Subscribers will b Forwarded ~ fe0 9
ehsxgoS bat those actually incurred. @lI
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HORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given to tho owner occupant occupants
u al houses and lots improved lands
thereby that the following ents
by the and logged the Office Of the
for examua By all persons
nrst street and Third The limits embraced by such
include all the around
lots pieces and psroe land situated ON east
side Of Third avenue from Twentieth 10 Twenty
All whose named
and who are Opposed the either
The undersgnes ct their Office No HA Of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice. -
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, ) Assosgors,
CHARLES McNIELL,
onoc, Bureau Of Asaessmsnts Street. Department. Dec.
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nR. JOHNSON, Is DUANE STREET, NAY BE con
~ suited diseases. DR. n regularly educated phys
ean. Sec his diploma IN his once. Hours from IA. n
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ElOR LIYERPOOL-STkAMSHIP ANDES, l. r MOO.
T. die, Commsndsr This nav and powerful stsames -
Packet Conpsnys dock at Jersey City on Saturday -
18th Of December. Passage money for rst GLASS
enly ror whom there 70 exoellsns aeeemmodstionl 80
Liquors. which be obtained board freight taksa Q
reasonable Apply T. CUNARD, Me- Bowling 0e0A
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TyROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTHENT-TO DOCK
~ builders and proposals. endorsed
rego.s for extending sewer in Battery pses viii b
Monday the 18th day Of December 1858 1t IL O'Clock NJ
build extension 70 the sewer In Battery place from
yssteEy line q West street being 4 length about o
the same sad all other relating thsrstc BE-
obtained application 10 The Water Purveyor tkis oce
THO. 81 TORIsT Aetins Prsidsai; 4 W. CRAVIN
Chief kAginsse Croton AqueAuee DoAsl.
Hx1rav York. L
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L,OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED sTAzED
n all Lins-The and splt did steamship ALABAMA
Captain Geo. r. Schonck, will leave on Wednesday, Deee
Der H. 1t p. NJ, from pier No. North river Apply ~
SAMUEL I. MITCHILI. No Is Broad wag.
The Augusta Captain Thomas Lyon leaves SstU4n0D
Deo II Through tickets from New York 70 JaeksoavfzA
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-10
'rcwn Council Proceedings,

The Board met on the 9Th inst. all
The members present. The committee
on lighting the streets reportc'i---They
had caused to be erected Que lamp
post and lamp, at the steam boat land.
ing they were not prepared to make
an estimate of the cost Of lighting the
principal streets----lbey asked further
time 10 report, which was granted
4 communication was received from
the Board of Directors of The Louisiana
penitcntiary, granting the Corporation
authority to cut a street, City feet wide
through the penitentiary grounds 50
rs to connect Laurel with Florida
direct The corporation raying the
cxpence Of fencing the same An
ordinance was passed requiring per-
tons selling o. Offering for sale, meat
IN the market To exhibit The hides Of
The animals for the inspection Of the
Police oiheer.-4-a register Of Brands,
&C., Il to be kert Ut the Mayors
Office Tor public inspection Butchers
violating this ordinance will be fned
so for each offence.
Mr.. Tunnard objected to the ordi.
nance. on the ground that it is not gen.
aral in is rrovisions---he was not in
favor Of usaking a distinction between
those offering meat for sale in market,
and those who sell in carts about the
streets. Tressarers report reeeived
showing = balance on hand Of siTT4,.
IS. The following accounts we're al.
lowed
Mr. Dorch for keeping raupers So %
+. Arbour, Lumber. ITO IL
j.. j Odmo, Migrants. ID 81
-" g Jail hands, Al 81
Steamer Bella Donna, Paapers, 3 OK
StJcseph's Church brick bats, Is 0t
Mediation, Ward 4 Co, = 90 |!
Daily Comet, Advertising 2 OK
4A +
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La fssolniion suisafte. NJ suiet do ci4
dessis I eth piGsentte vi agutJt6e.
Hesolu, Cue u sJfnnle do cent biastfss
soft. ct ellie esF tar ID pfesefite appfopfiee
pour le rfeiet eizdpssus fientionnee, 1T
Que Samuel w Watkins; Robert Dyer. s.
Goodrich et SaniI. Kelley soft nofntrles etffi
missionaries pour faiFe faite res separations.
!, La RESOLUTION stiivante est pfesentee 81
ellie est .aderiee.
Resolu, Que les cofntnissionaifes norbnes
pour teeeeoif des propositions ct de atfyail-
Ter la construction tie la Ge6le de Id patois-
Sc; setlt abtotisee asentref en- contract atae
DIES atefiiteete III de deInauder DID dit afcltis
tette III Bond avee sethfiiee. tIais la s6tt,.
me tie guinae mile piastfas pouf Ie fahle
execution hti contract. Et II so,t iar Ia
sptesents atitofiae lie dennef des ssdhecks'' III
aJrafts'i pour ie lnonfaft d'araeht tsi.dessus
epinme fouvtage asaace. SutuHoi le pc.
sideiit i NOMINEES Messfs. J. q Kleinpeter,
/. s. Taylor ct r Arbonf. coniiiissionaifes
pour la construction de la Ge0le de Ia Pa
foisse
La resolution sui vante est preseniee et
ellie EST adoptee.
Resolu, Que lie GfefIief ii, Juri de ptIire
soft aarassef diiIsefer dams tout avis lante
atl different lnsreeteur DIES cbeuiitrs ruhlia
giie, da,,s les d Iefent aistriet line eupie dss
lois, nionlfans quill sont force de faire I'M
Iapport al Juli De Police. a .ehaaue assem.
blee de Jbih. htuhtfatis le iofnbte d'sselaves
ct de- jour un'il on TRAVELLER sur leuf district
fespeetif Et quill en- soft dome sous ser
nen, raft'etant in JUICE de Paix, ct lie mtn-
tant d'atnahde poaf Ia Negligence d'avoif
pas obeif Ia loi
SIR motion, le Jun de Police s'ajourna
sine ae.
TlIUs. pEvALL, PEST
WV Hress. GfslIiet.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed Proposals lon the construction Of
he Baton Rouge Prison, will be received
by the undersigned commissioners Until
L. o'clock Of the 18th day Of July 1861 and
will be opened on that DAY.
The Prison will be constructed agfeea-
he to the plan adopted by the Police jury
on The 9th Of June. The plan and speeif.
cations can be seen nj the office OF The Conn
ct. to which reference is made for more ac-
curate information. A copy Of the specifi
cations will be furnished to the contractors
to which they will be required to adhere
strictly; for this end the commissioners
were appointed, who will see that the work
executed, and the materials used ARE in
strict conformity TO the terms and specih.
cations of the contract. :
The contractor will be required TO com.
plete the building in niHty days from the
closing of the contract
If required three thousand dollars will be
paid when the work is commenced and
Fifty per cent on the work as il progresses.
The balance when completed.
lfnone Of The bids are satisfactory to the
commissioners they will be ut liberty to
decline TO accept any OF them, each propos-
al must be accompanied by the signatures
Of two responsible persons as surities for
the faithful fulfilment of the contract.
All proposals must be sealed and endorsed.
proposals for building the Baton Rouge
Prison. and then enclosed in another en-
yelope and addressed to the Undersigned
commissioners at Eaton Rouge.
ISAAC s. TAYLOR.
j. b. KLEINPETER.
July std. r. ARROUR.
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BafoN Kouah. 2sth June. IL

y
BafoN Robah, 2sth June. 1863.
Sealed proposals will be received until
Wednesday, the 18th lay Of August 1863.
for the tecessafy Brink work and Catpens
tefs work. IN the erection of the buildings
for this institution at Baton Rouge and
'or' the msiefisls f'r satiie. Proposals will
be received for furnishing all materials fot
the Brick work, and erecting the safne.--
Proposals are invited for the performance
Of the Brick work alone. Proposals ar,
invited for the delivery Of The Brick, Lime
and Safid together, Ut for the delivery III
either Brick, Lime or Sand seperatefy.---
Proposals are invited for furnishing the
required lumber III whole OF iii paft-@s
Proposals are invited for The Carpenters
work, in whsle III IN part.
The Liiifibsf at present required consists
only Of the Haof ard eeeling ioiee, the faf.
ters. girdefs, and sttdding li,tnber for the
door ard window frames, and the sbeating
for the Roof The present design a the
administrators is To erect the building ard
have ii under eesef without finishing the
inside. For this purpose, the amount Of
Lumber, which they now propose to eori-s
tact for. will be about 44D,aUD feet; the
quantity Of Brick, about 100000 Con
tractors will be required TO give satisfae-
tory security. for the performance Of the
work ~ we'll as fer the delivery Of mater
ials. ptnals, specifications, and drawings Of
the Brick and CarpentaI's work, as well
as The bill Of lumber, and synopsis Of
the covenants and agreements to be entered
into by The contractors. may be seen at the
Office of vs.. Pike, Baton Rouge, to whom
all proposals will be addressed.
GYsI'he New Orleans Duly Phaptsae,
Deitu and 7rpe Deita, will please copy once
a week, fer four weeks. The Natehez Free
Traaer, Vieksbprg Wtig. and Baton Rouge
.4aroeote will also insert for oiie month once
week June g. ifro
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EE~ The most outrageous hnmbu

"a
EE-The most outrageous humbug
and wholesale swindling we know Of
lis whit is called the Daily Coast
Mail. We are satisfied that no one il
to blame, and what we say falls harm
less. Cannot the people be aroused
in their primitive strength, to throw n
thunflerbolt from their wrath, into the
rank and file Of the Government func-
tionaries, who swinale the people un-
der cover Of law. from one years end,
ID another We live ID hope to see it.
live are to b. neglected because we are
al. extremity Of the Union, we would
like to hear m apology for It some-
times. To our brethren Of the N. O.
Press, we can say that ii is folly to put
their Daily papers for the country in
the Mail, for they generally all come
together with their Weeklies at the
end Of the week.
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gbHeeA- Bsard If administrator,
Lostisienu Institute for the Upaf.
and Dumb. and The Blind

July 9Th, 1853
A = aitnaeiing Of the Board, held this day.
FJ il WINS observed, that III the proposals
published fpf furnishing materials and labor for
building, that through mad serteney, propos-
ais are net invited for furnishing brick in
part, as was designed by the committee who
are authorised to receive proposals for
Brick Ii whole or in part, and bids are
thus invited. W. s. PIKE, Sect
Advocate please copy.
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/
have the faculty Of foresight, It is well
to look forward and select the least.
atlf The Two evils, select the 1east,n il d
t,ite saying.
Aeo inpany called the 'southerii and
Northern Company" has purchased
Mount Vernon. with d design to con
vert il into watering place. This
intelligence doas not Surprise tbs we
look ont to Ace sold Fanuel" used as
brotharal, for the place where the
first Congress assembled ---- where
Adams, LIE anil franklin discounted
with elequehee Oh tlie destiny OF The
nation, is now o Philadelphia calico
shop and good looking Young gents
discourse to better looking young
Iasses, eil the quality and capacity d
book innslins an1 delaines. Where
IL the patriotism that hallowed feel
ing which is supposed 10 cling about
these stete1 relics Of the past' Where
are the buuchm speech makers, that
ID one can IL found to throw oft Il
sopl. In itioekpry, to avert the pro
tanation!
1fouHt IefHoH ~ be converted
into watering place knocked down
under the hammer ton Northern and
Southern Company It cannot be !
There must be Il mistake about Il. +
the grave Of Washington to BE
tranipled upon, by Tire staggering
multitude IL gambling rngtles and
| drunken rowtlies, who intest The age
and polnte the iiferal atmosphere / Is
there no combination that ran be form.
"A BIZ sir',ieus citizens. lif there be
any such thing rs ,iFtne) to wrest from
The hands If the desatfatets, such
/ things AZ incidentally belong to he ma
ton Il II not Il ntre legitimate sub
ipet for convention than the Memphis
meeting of inpnusl,ine We think
40. s'fhis ahpniinahle devotion to I
per ceit l-.this Worship Of the mann
mon OF uhriahteousiiess, like moral
catlser, eats OUT Of the human setil. all
tliat Il Best aid nnblast iii humanity
Hers we have ineu--anl etery
p.lete we find pure hearted politicians
who will mount the stump, and dis
course learnsdly and eloquently about
the 'spuiily df republican institutions
the patriotism Of the people,, the
AREA 81 liberty, tie destiny OF the
nation y but no word is offered for
the saefad spot about to be conver-
| ted into h !" beer garden = whore the
ashes uf tie hero Of the Revolution are
deposited. The newspapers notice,
thai Mount Vernon has passed into the
u. i
hands 81 spectators, for the sum Of
s2on.uoo.-a good speculation, n pro-
titahle Investments will pay anil
whit more IL wanted.
Could not one per cent, bo saved
ont of the public treasure from the
amount annually donated to pure poli-
ticians for patriotic purposes Or
could not some fellow in the "1Ialls Of
Congress be induced to cut his bun
cum speech down and appropriate
| the amount It would cost to deliver It
Ito the purchase Of Mount Vernon |
| Ii this cannot be done, let a private
subscription be raised, before the bones
Of Washington are removed to some
Museum.
Eg~The most outrageous hnmbng
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tf1aiiere di Ppnt de Ia Fuftiite. iait Ii rap
1oit shivant, avee les stjecifeations icianailt,
uui fit adottee
RarPoRT--Nous ID Connie nnfr,ffses Il Id
derhiare session do ,Itir ppitt examiner le
Point de Ia Cuinite et de taire iii rapport
du nlsntatlt probable dull e. tttn RAFT nonf
batir IN Pont neuf oil de tenarer le vieux
qui est naintena,lt Vutre Cbtnite. apfes
en- svoir fait tine examination attentif de-
tnanae lie fappetter eofiine suit Gull
troupe les penchants de buis lie cYpies Ell
sonde, Ell gu'il sort d'otihioii au'il pettt etie
rppsref ct fait atssi bon cutntne netsf, dit ott
de dnfer dix ans, tine depeilses de eept
cents ltiasttes.
signel GEO, Y TEtDfAt,
w i. CAMPBELL,
ERfn Dawn.
Specifications --Resolu, Jue les feuafa-
tions siiiyantes SOFT fait sur lie noht st, tfavefs
de Ia Cotnite, pres du Mai S Roberts. Les
dbruet,fs serons iait do estir de ehene blatt.
10 sur 2 poiees, sutFlsant long pour do,iblef
sur lie penchant ~ ronees; les pesieliattts
du viettx Font Giant sonde il sefont pas re-
mner, a Perception dii penehaft qoi est fix
Ell aildesspus DID fesiat,t DIES lsetieiant tlequel
est le trnisitme penthant de- Fest laqael
sefa rerpraref par III nouveaux, ct il sefa
mis- lie niveaiix ayee le testant des pen.
chants Les plabehes sera tie "a potlees
a'eresse'if, ii pieas de long hui. poflces de
arger, jn eteur de chene I'd de cspfes
pour ette clone sur les penehants avec dies
rotl de cinq pf,iees, denx elou dams chatua
blanche. OH II traverse le eeuehant. u seia
mis- dix rieds I'M nofeean de bois de 81
pouees Helesseiir s fonees lie large, s1s
rieds le luhg. Les medisanee sefa hu c$enf
tie hois de chena oiI De eypres; pUtteas
tars. avee des attaehant tu fnetne mate
fienx, pour etre mis- sdr des putaaux lie me-
mes Biatefieiix tfBis tieds de haul les NOR
aise duit etre 81 potees III pfofondetif ,la1s
ID m6dlsanre, potlr etre ioindre STR les pm
teaux; pour cite attaeher sur l'e3tetituf i
ctingae tnorreat, qt,i etoisant. avee De ,netiie
satte de ,naietieuxt Les poieaix duit etie
border atee dee blanche dur puute, pour
ette eloue sur le poteau
lie ebntraetpnr dill dit pont f,lirniras I'm
Bond aver ieux bon etidusseuts. dai,s la sum
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r Attest CHEAP PUBLEA-
- TIONS--This day received Per
Steamship Star Of the South, oil the chssp
publications Issued from the Press during
the month Of June. For sale at publishsr,s
prices, by july 10 J. c. LANOUk,
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A DvEHTIsE M ( N r s.
spaIed Itrt,,,s,ss, IL.

gdise d Boata IF administrators Of The
tot,isiana Institute fpr tie Deaf end
Dumb, and the Blind.
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faisant le tneHtant Total tie SlJ,567 0U
Vutre Cotuite est dopinion qi,e le inp,l-
tant s,isdte renlarmeras toiites les 'iepenses
lie l'annee 1853. laqHl est respsctuense
ment sonins.
sigue. ]. b. kGrfapnffR
sBTH Dawn,
]. u. W4sHineroN.
STIR melton, lie Juri d alofs procede Fe-
lection du 'l'fesorier de Pafoisse. pour rem
plataf la place de VIM Eubbs. q,,i nest PAS
6rhu Ut on depoullement du scrutin. il b
ste tfouve que Mr.. +. Shoppers etc elu b
Funatimitd sarquoi sur motion, le Pre-
sitlent h NOMINEES alessrs. .lrndeau, Klein.
peter ct David, Dun Conit6 pour reeev6ir lie
Bond de Mr.. l.. Shoppers, eomrne Tresoref
de Ia Pafoisse, pour u dit temps qui nest
pas echt.
In resolution suisante est oferle, ct ellie
est adoptee
R6solu. Que Messs. II. E. w. q. Waller
soft. et il sout par Ia pfesente autorise de
prpcurer du Bureau de l'Arpenteur General,
an frais du Juri de Police, des copies dies
Maps du Gem Township, dams les sioinite
lie Baton Rouge, scion lie dernier surveyage.
OH tel du dit Township, CONNIE il est fat lie
retour all. ct approuve par pArpeuteor o.
netale. 1T quill soft requis de hnir Ia Geo
graphic de la patoisse, ordonnee par lie
Conlite special du Juri de Police, lie IS JUL
let, 1s49.
lie Comte augael II etc rernis lie Point
du Sandy Creek on fat lie rapport suivants,
laquel etc adoptee.
Nous trouvons lie pont au travers d,i petit
sandy creek dams me mauvaise condition
nous sommes d'opinion quill serait de me.
lieur marche de faire reparer le vieux ront,
la charpente du au'eIle est sende. Nous re-
colnmanions les reparations snivants, quill
fera lie pont garantis pour trois OH qaatre
ans. De METRE DIES att,chants comuen-
Ger all ''mnd silf' trois quarts de la distance
sur les poteaux, pour etre CLIQUE avec des
clou de 5 ?ouce au mud sill'' ct au potean
ct de METRE deux poteaux en- place de ceux
quill 4 etc mis- atidessoas du pont phiver
dernier, ct niveler les penchant LIE pont
pour avoir une couverture neuf de chane
blanc .'clairc d'onbellen pour etre bien chu-
viller gu cloue aa penchant, ct les medi-
sance pour etre mis- avec des attachants.---
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