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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10
Still westward!

A detachment of about 80 Sioux Indians, com.
manded by Red Boy" passed through this city
yesterday. They have been hunting on Rush Riv-
er, over in Pierce and St. Croix Counties, Wis,
but, having occasioned considerable trouble to
the white settlers, the Superintendent of Indian
affairs in this city promptly issued an order fo,
them to vacate the lands on the East side of the
St. Croix, and seek their hunting grounds near
er the setting sun. Accordingly, they packed ur
their duds' on Saturday, and, with 81 teams la.
den with baggage, skins and the various trophies
of their hunt, took up their line of march. They
have met with considerable success, the. hunter,
in twenty-seven camps having, in three weeks,
killed about $50 deer, besides very large num-
Der of other animals. ser E
There is, we understand, q portion of the tribe
who will be through in few days, when they will
follow this advance division to Red Wood in the
upper part of the Territory, which place they in.
tend to occupy till the pale faces'' shall drive
them on through the winters snow, before ar
advancing regiment of frontier towns. They have
a sorrowful and detected look, and think it i.
hard that they should be obliged, to decamp ir
the cold winter, to tramp 200 miles through three
feet of pathless snow, to their new quarters
"perhaps," they grumble, "to be ordered of
again. it spark shall happen to drop from ou,
calumet upon combustible hay-stack - Well,
it is severe, but the white settlers over there have
been provoked to extremities. Five horses have
died since they started, and it is not improbable
that many more will perish for lack of feed, ere
IL u -. .
About thirty or forty of those who were in
town yesterday, encamped last night opposite the
Upper Levee in West st. Paul, and the remainder
with the teams are below, on the School Sec
tion," and will pass here on the ice this morning,
to continue their sullen way towards the Upper
Masssirni. Thus the tribal racas xaniahi
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

G. Columbia is a new town, situated in the
midst of fine timber and farming country. at
the head of the north fork of the Grow and Sc
miles west of St. Cloud, from which place it is
reached by good road. So says correspond
ent of the Henderson Democrat.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

DIVISION OF THE SrArE.--The Telegraph informs
us that the Committee on Territories of the House
of Representatives, have agreed on dividing the
future State of Minnesota by north and south
line. This decision we think will meet with gen.
erai appreciation 1t will make Minnesota large
State possessing many elements of greatness,
and we trust will tend to greater development
of our resources.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

BuIpING.-Fitz & Grindall, joiners, &c. and
gentlemen who understand their business and do
up jobs acceptable to their customers. If ener-
gy, promptness and q thorough knowledge of join
ering are commendable traits in firm, r. & G..
are worthy of patronage. See adv.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

R We regret to learn of the decease of Mrs.
j. Travis Rosser, the accomplished wife of the
Secretary of the Territory. She died at Alexan-
dria, Va, on the 10th ult, after long and pain
fnl illness.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

@ The Republican says that a'Mr. Lord, of
Richland, man about forty years old, of very
quiet habits and living alone, was found dead in
his bed last Thursday. His sudden death is at
tributed to apoplexy.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

CO The dials of the English Parliament clock
are % feet in diameter, and are the largest in the
world, with the minute hand. Every half min
ute, the point of the minute hand moves nearly
seven inches. The clock will 60 eight and half
days, and strike only for seven and half, so as
to indicate by its silence any neglect in winding
it up. The mere winding of each Of the striking
parts will take two hours. The pendulum is Is
feet long; the wheels are of cast iron; the hour
bell is eight feet high and nine in diameter, weigh
ing from fourteen to fifteen tons. The weight of
the hammer is four cwt.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

LITTLE FALLs.-From the Watab Herald we
learn that Lyceum is maintained at Little Falls
and that Parker H. French has been invited to
address it on ssNicaragua."
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

CdF The first book printed in the United
States was the ebay Psalm Book, ," published at
Cambridge in l64O. 1t passed through many e.
ditions here. 1t was printed in England in eight
cen editions, the last one being published in 1854
In Scotland it passed through twenty-five edi-
tions; the last one appeared in 1859. 1t thus
appears that the first work printed in America
enjoyed more lasting reputation, and had wi
der circulation abroad, than any volume which
has since appeared. We believe it passed through
seventy editions in all.
+ The first Bible printed in America was publish
ed in Massachusetts colony ir 1863, 1t was the
famous Indian Bible of the apostle. John Elliot.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

eT We call attention to the adv. of G. Hut
telmaier, Gun and Locksmith, St. Anthony st.
Mr.. Il. attends promptly to his customers and
does his work well, and therefore We cheerfully
recommend him to those who need his services.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

CO The Henderson Democrat says that DR..
Humphreys seat in the Council is to be contest
ed by Mr.. Huey, the Buchanan candidate; on ac-
count of alleged frauds in Steele Co. Demo
Gratis complaining of frauds! That's cool
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

cT BENJAMIN H. Hone, Esq, a well-known
citizen of Dublin, Ga, committed suicide on the
5th ult., by discharging heavily loaded double
barreled gun with the muzzle Immediately under
his chin, which literally shot his face away
But before committing the awful deed, be at
tempted to take the life of his wife, and came
we'll nigh accomplishing his design, by inaicting
deep and serious stab, with knife, in her
breast. eassTao9 E8so
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

CT The Legislature of Minnesota convenel
in this city on Wednesday next. Few of the
members are now in the city, but they are con-
stantly arriving.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

CO There was Road meeting at Monticello,
on Thursday last, to forward the establishment
of territorial road, via Hassan to Minneapolis.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

GT In the hurry and hubbub of moving,
many favors of cur correspondents have beer
overlooked. Due attention will be paid them in
future.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

CO Hon. j. L. Taylor repeats tomorrow eve-
ming, to the Minneapolis Lyceum, the lecture re-
Gently delivered by him before the Young Mems
Association of st. Anthony.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

WA gentleman informs US that the ball Civ.
en- by Professor Manuel to his pupils on New
Years evening was we'll conducted and mos,
agreeable affair. No doubt of it. Such enter.
prise and indefatigable efforts to please, as char.
acterize Mr.. NJ, will command success.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

CO Mr.. Sherbourne, of Minneapolis, address.
ed q Grand Temperance Rally, at Woodman'l
Hall on Saturday evening. ,..r :
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

GT Tho citizens of Superior held meeting
on Saturday, December Goth, to- urge the estab.
lishment of daily mail between that place and
this city. A committee of eight was appointed
to circulate petitions to the Postmaster General
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

o CT Money is getting tight here. We learn
that an intensified Broker down street the other
day, offered to loan man 800 for fifteen
minutes in csnsideration Of bonus Of Sl5.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

~ The Republican says that Mr.. J. Pidding.
ton of St. Anthony received severe injury from
falling through trap-door in the porch-way ol
the Congregational Church few days ago:
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

e. Those citizens interested in the building
of a First Class Hotel in Upper Town,are request
ed to meet at the ofice Of Hollinshead and Beck
er, on Wednesday afternoon at half past three
O'Clock. s- 8 etF = ss.,e,ss 49,.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

! q We are glad to welcome home again Mr..
Goodrich, editor Of the Pioneer. he arrived
yesterday, aftG trip Of several weeks through
the Atlantic States. as ss> sa-~-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

W Anew quarter of the ST. Anthony High
School, and also of Miss Talmon's Young Ladies'
High School, commences to day.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

ENLARaExENr.-The Pioneer of this city has
been enlarged to about the same size as the DAI.
LY TINES. We rejoice in the prosperity of oul
neighbors.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

The BUTcHERs.--The most noticeable feature
of the New Year, were the Butchers and their
boys, who created considerable excitement ty
their hootng and yelling as they rode through the
streets, drawn by eight horses, whose ears were
decked with small American flags, and whose
backs, (or at least four of them) were adorned
by men in red shirts. The feature was by no
means commendable one, as it partook too
much Of rowdyism to meet the approval of even
the most boisterous--but the Butchers were
'sround" and had their fun !!
O. Extract of letter from gentleman in
Washington Territory, to gentleman in St.
Paul:
"OLYMPIA, w. T., Nov. lst, 1856.
Our war still draws its slow
length along, and at present there seems to be
but poor prospect of its being ended soon,
General Wool to the contrary Notwithstanding
You probably have seen the account of Gov
ernor Stevens Intellectual attempt to prevent the
friendly Indians over the mountains from joining
the hostiles Except few bands) and of their
attack upon him and party on their return from
the Council Ground. He had one man killed
and one wounded in the fight. The prospects
now are that the war on the other side (east of
the Cascade mountains) is but begun.'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

ca The indisposition of s. sveral Of our hands
compel US to 60 to press with le IS tnan our usual
amount of reading matter. In tn, = meantime we
would invite the attention of our Haers to the
advertisements in to-day's TINES.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

o. We are indebted to Harvey Officer, ESQ.
for late papers. $50 a.'' ha @
Ex-senator Nicbo, 8. of Louisiana, is dead.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

R~ The Masonic Fraternity give grand Sun.
per ut the Fuller House on Wednesday evening
For part;cu. 'ars see Special notice.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

GT The Germans had hop, on New Years
Eve, at the new hall on Robert-st. We under
stand that lager-becr row came near being an
appendix to the entertainment. Moral. When
our alien brothers or anybody else meet s'to tip
it on the right bombastic toe" (as dame Parting
ton says,) they should beware of drinking toe
much water! The aqueous fluid is very exciting
and pugilistic.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

CT We are authorized to announce that the
s st. Paul Dramatic and Literary Association y
ManuePs Hall, on Third street, near Robert, on
Monday evening, Jan. 5th. The proceeds of the
Dramatic Entertainment will be devoted to the
establishment of a Library for the Society. -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-10

ca James W. faylo. :, Esq. lectures before th
Historical Society on Thu. -sday evening. or
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
r No. 1870. i
z. -,---s- NO. 3b1U. ] -'|' I
HE MEMORIAL the Common Council Of the City OF New

THE MEMORIAL Of the Council Of the City of New
the honorable e Senate and House Of Representa-
memoriaists respectfully represent that the
exDe md IN e eIe p ss
the free public schools the State of Louisiana the citizens
M the proceeds Of the mill taxi support Of free pub
c much larger amount than has been returned to the
According to the report Of the Auditor Public Accounts
made TO the last Legislature the citizens Of New Orleans
w the year 1856 the sum Of as aecopdns q Ssi bs
report the returned the City Treasury as the
s city
@ for @ Sns eas only The thus
nm annually expended by the city for pubic and
white youth of the city, which every considera
en and Of public duty requires should be
seie the city Of New Orleans has the date consoda
@ st ss nay sy iPS d s Ss
general interests Of the State and ready bear liberal
Sd be simple m ce on the part Of the General
Asemey Of the State Of Louisiana to proyde by law the
4s and all that have heretofore paid
be pad by the of New Orleans for the
~ m excess Of the amount returned be
as ls Stare Of the net proceeds of the mill tax
country parishes are, believed nbundnnty able TO
support their public schools and without from
wsashy ghened and liberal minded citizens suppose that
they would desire or willingly receive under all hs circnm
0reans or that they would be ready sanction
Of returning 70 the city from the of the
Siate all such have been paid
amounts returned and to be returned to the City Treasury
hat law be passed. proper form and VIII ali due
ened Tor the FSysGfs aGiaS complained Of
ts,, ' President Board q d li Asss!ans Aldermen
lSiSnedI A. LANDRY,
Pfssidsnt re ds. pro tenn Board of Aldermen
Hsisnsd1 '''Ffa UHAs T. IT. io4 WATERMAN, Mayor
A true copy: JULES CAssARD,
QzS st Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
TEHUANTEPEc coMPANY.
COMPAHY-

NEW onLEAss, July 30. 1857.
he report made 70 This Board he President
enterprise which the object Of this Company sAtses
That no Arrangement whatever could be made with
the owners OF the 0sray behalf this Compsny.
Company and, ~ 4s.ss S,3G g. N. ~ "a
That the title Of the sloo grant was mot IN this Company
other parties haying acquired under g derived from M.
SIOn without the knowfsdge Of this Board: and.
Whereas 10 the opinion q hs Hoard, tho s the soe
being In this Company the orgausaon Of said Com
pan, has basis 10 rest and longer connuance
Of this Board in existence would deceive the public poss
bly, induce IN the Of enterprise that
never be sccomp.hsd b is Company .o the dis
Resolved That this Board be and the ssme s hereby dis
solved. II S5ai5g {lis6 ~ & IA ss9ss s5sS 48f5l
resign herefrom.
Resolved COPY these resolutions be Published
Resolved That this Board stands adjourned sine ds
certify the foregoing TO be true from the innte.
L. HEYIIGER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL,
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
co Ciiy Hall 18Th day of December, 1857.
[ No. 1869. / -----.---.-. -

sM | NO. 1868. / Is.
ORDINANCE concerning the Pound Limits in the city d
sycrox BE oraafnsa BY he Common coune Of se eity
Be- lawful 70. nssssss or q hs o o Gfe
sss n m hs hog e SsA g other animal to ut
FOR the First District beween tho river Calves canal Fell
Fo5 hs Second District between the river, Broad street.
hs stssf Tr s1d s HpseAds .o ss rv.,
Broad sti.st . Bsrnad asenas up
T. sclns 1.sns s
s,Sorne street Eeshsia srss Enshsn Good
pslsy street to he north sIds q the public
The public road The river thence up the river Bank Of
Asyse y . to Espansde n , street
4 NJ upper ely Felicity
%as % H. paSs
sana
Ply ,he sum Of fifty cents for each day such animal
as;% shall Ss srsss
limits aiessaa % "a ard to report M daily =" 70 O'clock A M
ma i, %sss
by the or the certificate of the Recorder
3 Be aJutaer ordained &C.. That 1t shall moi be lawful
ny otnst person persons except those mentioned in the
city Tue Of amy any s'i q Is
% It sn sEs
lor each Provided however, That uny person
Who may suffer damage Injury from any anma running at
large aforesaid shall have the right Of srresng ANIMAL
4 and conducting the same TO the public pound
shall arrest animal running at large outside OF the
Nod IN This Ordinance and conduct such animal the pound
c who shall drive such animal into the limits
ppose sf ing and conducting the same causing
to be arrested and conducted to the pound
@ the half portion Of the fine sa
6sfore any Of The Recorders q this city pay ne Of
An twentyy dollars for each connyenoI and a default
En shall be imprisoned not exceeding thirty days and IL
H4gerson conravenDg be policeman Waterman Of
ee appointed by the Mayor under tha section this
er4lnapce he shall moreover be dismissed.
4kc D. Be further ordaled That
an1 eonucted to of the pounds Of this city, san
except by virtue Of order granted
OF the District wherein such animal been
~ he payment to the pound keeper Of the fine pound
pyfded however that said Recorder shall have right OF
et9sring the release Of ANIMAL cab that may
fesed and conducted TO the pound without exacng the
Of any ne or pound fees when such Recorder shall
11er that the arrest was Illegally malicionsly nade
g. BE further ordained That shall the duty
- The keeper OF each Of the pounds Of m city
~ which shall be registered daily all animals brought
pernd by whom brought and the time Of their being released
nd the amount Of fine and fees paid and moreover
eS and furnish to the Comptroller the end of each month";
Adeaied statement OF the amount Of fines and ponnd
eved an4 The paid him In conformity with the
e4cond section Of inns ordinance Amy keeper
N1ply with the provisions Of this section shall dismissed
BE further ordained, te, That all ordinances
OF ordinances contrary the provisions of this ordinance
p and tho s9gnsdi same are hereby repsaed y.e,o,,
S President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ss8 lSignedl A. LANDRY,
Approved December 26, 1857.
aI lsignedi cHAs. NJ. WATERMAN. Mayor. d2s Ct
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

...a NEW ORLEANS. November !, 1857.
petition the respectfully
majority required by the City Charter having signed this
peton honorable body ordinances
resolutions the having the sidewalks eveed graded
and paved with with usual curbsonrs and wooden
wherever said sidewalks regularly laid with cnrb
stones and paved with bricks wherever the c1rb.one have
within Press Elysan Fields eyee and ST. Avid Streets Except
Marigny the East side Eysan Fields street uzenbsgs
Hospital and Marigny Josephine ard Vaudeville Sodele
srest The work to be done in accordance with
Surveyor and be payable six and twelve mosh
bearing eight cent interest Curb not less than
tI.xaoi inchax
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
Certificates OF Railroad Ors, emtcec.

Certifcates OF Railroad Ors,e mtcec.
ssas ess ss
1;to The good qualities Of the paint dssipg The srcs
Lieut. and Quarter Master u a. ailiiary ia Acadsuy
Certificate Of Oliver H. Lee, Superintendent Of Hud-
SON Riuer Railvodd.
ess Ss.n 3
n Teo s ss o. @ 9s Of Depot %
es xss
seen daiss and .ahs.ss
ness and fully meets my expectation, =, rvrp
Il. sfh E fss
Certificate of D. C. Mccullum, asst. Engineer N.
Y. and Ere Railroad.
ss e:Tsf msrf lssa
avs % before me public o years past and finding
EN- ssas1 sfy
and found s io 70 bs sn naeS
superior to any arce Of the kind noyin y sss
'Ssn'o' Assistant Engineer yasSHkfs& saa EsiIe.d.
81 Fl
r1s ns sssss ss b e PssF
y eaass on
ss sSaH h' Il & Fl hs
the paint, deeming it superior to any now 10
u
sssss e B. ,.ag the United
til. wNaEE ssfsny spsn ssn
I'D ~ It's daIaby
shall B. t. s. zxpEs is1as sn5 H. t. Mngas as
Painters' Certificates.
1have been using Bdgewser Paint The last six months
IN t. other he and II
ss;s sss H.
RADoLIFF oARMAN. Painter and Dealer in
New York, Oct ], 1851
aseEe Brdgswsss5 Office which was
sf. Of % the
that y Snf nsf ag s sSa this paint @ % s
.g Cor Ninth and stuyvesant streets.
and are satisfied from observation that It fulyequ
N FAhRisaToS s%SsK sss,s Paint Painters and Dealers.
Certificate Of Joseph Benson, Painter, 1872 Camp ST.
Ne,o Orleans.
Bdgewate Paint for The past Ave months on
nSs and BUILDING and ana
From tests and made under my immediate drec
ad gaGe sa eens
perior mineral paint have
commend tfor use In q Southern climate.
JOSEPH BENSON, Painter,
No. 1872 Camp street.
The attention of Planters particularly ected to the
lowing:
We the undersigned, Cotton Factors and Commission Mer
chants do chserfuy Bdgewaer Paint for the
se he% ss
peculiar enduring and protective qualities.
SASS# EEASES#{, / EfEHzSSsy:s EtssfsSs : GO.
BUCHANoN, CARROLL & co.
WARD JONAS
WATT DESAULLES,
.itit Il. dREEsWoob ssssAS i Gpd Go.
In addition to the inconrovertibe testimony of til
superiority of the BRIDGEWATER PAINT the Agents have
their nnumerabe certificates which may
on application at their office.
The Agents deem their duty well for the protection
the public for the character of the Bdgewater Paint
ton all interested against the imposition that has pracced
to considerable extent the past year Owing complica
ton of causes the Company have not been enabled keep
supply equal to the demand and within the POSITIVE
KNOWLEDGE of the Agents. that various mineral substances
have been sold parties OUT OF THE CITY, as the Bridge
would suggest that orders be direct us,
correspondents here with instructions purchase ONLY
the Agents. For the future shall be regularly supplied
will be able to fill orders to any extent.
NO DEVIATION IN PRICE, TERMs-For all sums unde
$780, CASH from Sl0Oto $500 sixty days S0and upwards
four months creditor approved city acceptance.
For sale dry, in packages of $50 pounds, by
G. C. BOGERT & CO.,
72 Camp street,
Agents for the States of Louisiana,
d22 If Mississippi, Alabama and Texas
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
CoMPTRoLLER--oFFICIAL
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,

s CONTROLLERS OFFICE, I
49, City of New Orleans, July 7, 1855.
REsOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
~ he Is hereby authorized reqren notice.
o2ndng advertisement in the official JOURNAL that in accordance
With the ninth section Of ordinance No. 14 approved March
no. 1854 the Council will not pay bill against the city unless
contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
Signedl f. l.. TRACY
S$s President Beard of Assistant Aldermen
4# lSignedl L. II. PLACE,
SlE President Board Of Aldermen
a Approved April %, 1855.
% signedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayer.
The attention Of the officers of the city and of the public is
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
4. THEARD,
jyl6 tt Comptroller City of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
AU coNsE1L DE WILLIE DE LA MILE
A rltans |

NoUyEtLE ORLEANS novembre, 1857.
La petition dies sousgnes represene que
Ia majote eqnise Ia nouvee charre ghe cee pc
ion prie honorable de ordonDnnce
Resolution ee davo les hanqnetes niyeees payees
des bques les memes boures ct les bois
chaque enro o les banquettes regueremen po
des peres de bodnre pavees bques
chRque endro les de bordure de
dams one cette parte dn rroisiems District De la
lie cote Est des Champs Eysees lh5ps Lnzenbug Mari
gny Josephine, Vaudeville solidee) Louvrage do
se accordance specifications du voyr
supervision du dit payable ble.s de six ct dou1e
ne doysnt pas mons de .rois pouces d'epasseur