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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-22
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
MONTPELIER, Oct. Is, 1858.

How QUICK THE CHINESE ARE CIVILIZED
To see the effect of ones surroundings, says
the Philadelphia Gazette, look at the repre-
sentative of the central fowery land who sells
segars on the side walk, near the custom
house. The name Of this exotic is Mr.. Hang
Whang. Mr.. Hang Whang has been in the
seear trade and the model republic about
four weeks He made his debut with his un-
mentionables nearest his skin, and his shirt
outside-the latest style current in Hong
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A New FIRE ENeINE.-We noticed on
Saturday, at the Vt Central dock. a new
fire engine, built by Zimmerman & Co. of
Boston, for the fire department of Platts.
burgh n, Y 1t is similar in construction
to our own noble BOXER" and we hope it
will give as good satisfaction to the company
which is to use it, as our machine does to the
"BoxIR BoYs."
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P 0 L 7 r Y.
THE CONSTITUTION,
NJ WILLIAM CULLEN BnrAyr.

NJ WILLIAM CULLEN BnrAsr.
Great were the thought. and strong the mind,
Of those who framed, in high debate,
'he immortal LEAGUE or LOVE that bind,
Our fair broad empire, state with state
And deep the gladncss of the hour
When the auspicious task was done;
In solemn trust, the sword of power
Was given to glorys spotless son.
The noble race is gone--thc suns
OF seventy years have risen and set
But the bright links those chosen ono,
So strongly forged are brighter yet
Wide as our own free race increase
Wide shall extend the elastic cham
And bind in rvsRLAsrISG PEACE,
State after state-s mighty train.
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Uhk yree il: AI):xeaa
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
BURLINGTON
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. %, 1853.

THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
The Governors message was delivered Satur-
day, and we are happy to lay it before our
readers. 1t is clear in its language, sound in
its doctrines and sensible in its recommenda-
tions, and has the additional merit of brevitv.
We have no time to remark here on all the
topics alluded to or briefly discussed in it
We are especially glad, however, to see the
policy acted on by the Legislature of last
year, in creating debt without providing at
the time for its payment, discountenanced so
emphatically. We condemned that policy
strongly last year, at its first indication and we
admit no excuse for its adoption, or for its
being persevered in.
The Governors remarks on the subject OF
the attachment of property on mesne pro-
cess will meet the views of a large portion of
the community.
The strong language of Governor Hall on
the pro-slavery policy of the National Gov
crnment, on the extra judicial opinions put
forth by Judges of the Supreme Court to
give force to the establishment OF slavery in
the Territories, as under the Constitution of
the United States, and in defiance of the
principles and practice of the Government
from its earliest days down to lS4S; on the
daring attempt Of the National Executive to
force pro-savcry constitution upon the peo
pie of Kansas in defiance of their known
will, will be received with a howl of abuse
from the ponsioned followers of the Admin
istration; but they will come home to the
feelings of the great body of the intelligent
and honest-minded people of this State and
will receive from them a hearty welcome.
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FOLEY, the Indiana Congressman, If =" n,i-
o,lated In his famous letter asking re-
nomination he said ''all | want is TO, be
turned loase in my deestrick The people
have turned him "losse. "
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Vermont Legislature.
CONDENSED from walton's Daily Journal

MONTPELIER, Oct IA, 1888.
SENATE.-The Senate was called to order
by His Honor. James NJ. Slade, President.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. F. W. Shell
ton, the roll of the Senate called, and the
oath administered to Senators present.
The rules of the last session were tempo
rally adopted, and a committee on the part
of the Senate appointed to canvass the vote
for Governor, Lieut.. Governor and Treasurer.
Adjourned.
HoUsE.--The roll was called and the oath
administered by the Secretary of State.
The House proceeded to the election of
speaker.
Mr.. Deane of Cavendish nominated Hon.
Geo. F. Edmunds, Mr.. Randall nominated
Hon. Horace Wadsworth of South Hero.
The tellers (Messrs Deane and Randall,)
reported the result of the ballot, as follows
Whole number, 226
Necessary for choice, ia
Geo. F. Edmunds, lSS
Horace Wadsworth, 3S
Whereupon Hon. Geo. F. Edmunds OF
Burlington, was declared to be elected.
The Secretary of State appointed Messrs
Needham of Hartford and Linsley of Rutland,
to conduct the Speaker elect to the bar of
the House which service being performed,
Mr. Edmunds addressed the House
Mr. Edmunds, on taking the Chair, made
the following very neat and suitable speech :
MIR. EDMUNDs' REMARKS.
Gentlemen of the House Of Representatives., d:
| accept this renewed expression of your con-
fidence and good will, deeply sensible of the
honor it conters, and the high and delicate
responsibilities it imposes upon me. ! should
shrink from the weighty cares of this posi-
tion did / not know that the successful ad-
minstration of the duties of the Chair de-
pends rather upon the good temper and sa-
gacity of the House than upon any special
skill or talent in the presiding officer. With
this knowledge, and with the confidence it
inspires, enter upon the discharge of the
duties to which you have called me-relying
on your essential aid and forbearance as the
principal elements of success.
The many friendly and familiar faces |
soc around me, and the unchanging reputa-
tion of this House for good order and deco
rum, are sure guaranty that my confidence
is not misplaced.
Let us, then, assume and carry toward the
business Of the session, with that deliberate
diligence. which, while it economies time,
will afford the hope that our completed works
may be perfect.
assure you, Gentlemen, that nothing
shall be wanting on my part that earnest ef-
fort can supply, to render the session both
agreeable to ourselves and profitable to the
people. .......-.
The Speaker then directed the House to the
election of Clerk pro tempore
Mr.. Hebard of Chelsea nominated Charles
Cummings, Esq, of Brattleboro ; Mr.. Ran
dall Of Roxbury nominated c. W. Clark
Esq, of Chelsea. Mr.. Lord, of Morgan
nominated Hon. James NJ. Slade Of Middle
bury and the tellers (Messrs. Hebard, Ran
dali and Lord reported as follows
yULnlo ,,,s.hxxt ... o1T
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So Charles Cummings, Esq, was declared
to be elected and was sworn.
After adopting temporarily the rules of the
last session the House adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
SENArE.-Rev. F. W. Shelton was ap-
pointed Chaplain.
The Senate proceeded to the election of
Secretary, The ballots having been taken
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For Lieut.. Governor.

For Lieut.. Gorernor.
Whole number Of votes, 1921
Necessary for choice, N,6l6
Burnham Martin received 29,o9o
Wyllys Lyman 1889
Scattering, l6G-l3,OVo
Majority for Mr.. Martin, l5,oOl
For Treasurer.
Whole number Of votes, 1887
Necessary for o choice. Zl,66l
Henry NJ. Bates received Z9,6oZ
J. 7. Thurston 1882
Scattering, l32-l3,o'o
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and examined, the result was rs follows,
Messrs. Butler and Gleed acting as tellers;
Whole number, %
Clark II. Chapman, l9
r. c. Benton, IL
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY Jan. 10, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment.
Members present Hon. IL. NJ Summers, President /;
Messrs Conway, DeLabare, Dupre, Howell, Vennard
and Wiltz-7
The reading of the minutes was, on motion, dis,
pensed with
The following communication was read
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, ;
To the honorable President and members Of the
Gentlemen-Your amendment the following preamble and
preamble and resolution making the duty of the Surveyor
superntend repairing pay
wharvrs leyees etc. all given
same faith uy executed and all ordinance or parts of ordnan
The following resolution adopted by honorable body
resolution requiring the Street commi soner to buill
bridges on Frenehmen street as speedily prac icable.
pointed Commit OF Conference the following resolution
resolution amending resolution No. s,e2L
The following amendment, adopted by the Assist
ant Board to the resolution passed by the Board of
Aldermen December %, 1850 requiring the Street
Commissioner to build bridges on Frenchmen street
speedily practicable was concurred in as fol-
lows
Vennard and Wtz-6.
To insert one bridge" instead of two bridges at
the corners Of Frenchmen and Genois, Liberal Force
Virtue, Magistrate, Law and Hope streets.
Mr.. Harrison took his seat.
The following communication was read:
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
January IA, 1855. !
Board Of Aldermen
You respectfully invited The fol
lowing ordinance, preamble and resolutions adopted by this
Board.
ordinance to amend section eighty Eve Of ordinance
tive to licenses,
preamble and resolution dir, citing Commissioner
to enforce essrs Pablo Co. the removal their pyy
resolution authorizing The Comptroller warrant
Treasurer IN favor Of suudy blsadoped January
resolution authorizing the Comptroller advertise unl
ten days in the official Journal for sealed proposals fo fencing
etc., Of the City Park.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller on tn,
Treasurer IN favor of Hill Louis BOuliguy Mari
Walton E. L. Tracy Jos ktter, f. Corejolles r. Oh
Bucae g A. Easy f. Sommereau j. A. Watkins and Johr
Burnett City Assessors Slt0J each, service
rendered
resolution authorizing the City Surveyor the ban
the Third District etc.
resolution authorizing Street Commissioner
grade neutral ground Canal street. between Chares
Royal.
resolution granting permission to Reynolds to erect
small steam engine on his properly Philippe street etc
resolution approving the adjudication made by The Comp
troe Sh December 1885, Of the contract o filling Clay
with river sand j. B. Fitch security John Fredenstein
$l40O
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner to have
structed bridges the intersection Of Customhouse
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New a.tsans Jan IS, 1858
The following communication from the Street
Commissioner, was read and on motion, referred to
the Committee on Streets and Landings
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
To the honorable the City Council of New Orleans;
GeniemeI esPeetfgy beg leave call your attention
following places Two bridges corner Of Broad and oomm9n
Very respectfully your , 9Psaieni servant,
Messsrs Phelps Beebe and Ranney, took their
seats
The following communication, from the Board Of
Aldermen, was read:
To the honorable President and Members ~ '''0'
Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen :
lowing resolutions adopted by the Board Of Aide men:
preamble and resolutions fixing the salary Of the Coroner
preamble and resolution rectng the Commissioner
to notify the contractor for cleaning the streets Of the Second
tied by him between the wharves from ST. Louis Peter
Respectfully CHAs, CLAIBORNE, sec,y.
The following resolution, mentioned in the above
communication, was read.
Mr.. Hall moved to concur.
Mr.. Reid was called to the chair.
Mr. Lombard moved to lay the resolution on the
table. Carried.
Yeas: Messrs. Dolhonde, Huyghe, Lombard Phelps,
Waldo Whitney, Beebe Ranney and Stickney-9
MAYS Messrs. Magioni, Hail. Kearny and Reid
preamble and resolution fixing salary the Cor ner
The following resolution, mentioned in the fore
going communication, was read, and, on motion, re-
ierred to the Committee on Streets and Landings:
preamble and resolution directing the Stree;
10 nof tor Gle ning the second
district 10 with the offensive substances epos
lied By him between The wharves from ST. Louis Peter
street, etc. -.
Mr. Lombard offered the following resolution, which
was read and adopted the rules being suspended,
and, on motion, sent to the Board of Aldermen for
concurrence; and the chair appointed Messrs. Lom-
bard, Hall, Whitney and Phelps on the committee
called for in the above resolution
olped That special committee of four from this Board
and the Board Of Aldermen, be appointed
amino subject and report the best method Of establishing
fixed salary and expen for the Coroner Of the city.
Mr.. Hall moved to suspend the rules, in order to
take up the budget for the year 1858, (as published
in the proceedings of this Board under date of 29th
December, 1850 Carried.
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u. T. vENNARD,
s. HOWELL,

D. +. DEIABARkE.
!. Reolsed That the Street Commissioner be- 10
hereby authorized to Temp post place ell lamp
thereon be lighted nightly Euerpe street
Charles and Carondelet strees with little delay possible
hereby auho lied to have constructed bridges the
Fourth District viz Two bridges street At the
Of Jackson and Philip streets FIVE bridges Andrew
street; at the corner Of Philip First Second -Four and Wash
and levels to be given by the Surveyor.
Yeas: Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Dupre, Harris
son, Howell, Vennard and WIFI.
The following resolution was, on motion, adopted
after having been amended recommended In the
foregoing report Of the Committee on Streets and
Landings:
Resored That the Comptroller he hereby instructed
to sell to the lowest bidder after FIVE days official
Journal contract to in repair all the ballast roads
year, the bids for each District separately.
Yeas Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Dupre, Harris
son, Howell, Vennard and Wilt.
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was called up, and on notion was concurred
in:
resolution approving adj made BY the Comp
oers Dec ~ 1851 Of the contract for digging and max
ing bitches Philip, First Third and Fourth
olon Avenue to Jos Kese Al SO IS running Of %
feet. and Jno Fredenstein security, etc.
Yeas Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Dupre, Harris
son, Howell, Vennard and Wiltz-7.
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was read twice and concurred in the rules be-
ing suspended
resolution calling for joint examine the
c and report the best method Of establishing fixed salary for
the Coroner OF the city.
Messrs. Conway, Harrison, DeLabarre and Ven
nard, were appointed on the foregoing joint commit
tee.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secy.
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CONHNHDr~ CssUWCHL-
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, Jan. 10, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment
Present The Hon. ]. Magioni, President Messrs,
Dolhonde, Hall, Huyghe, Kearny, Lombard, Reid and
Waldo-s.
Mr. Magioni moved to correct the journal of the
last meeting, so as to make it read, that he did
not move a reconsideration OF his VOTE but asked
that the journal be corrected, by stating that he
voted nay on the motion Of Mr.. Holland TO lay the
motion Of Mr. Hall to refer TO the Finance Committee
on the table. Carried, and the Journal as corrected,
was approved.
The following communication from the Comptroller
read, and referred to the Committee on Finance
and on motion of Mr. Hall, $50 copies OF the receipts
and disbursements were ordered to be printed in
CoxPrRoLLzR,s OFFICE I
New Orleans, January 49, 1858.
To the honorable the Common Council
accordance sS viz y .:e Sss % s city charter
5 s sSa q 0a
Of the city q New Orleans from The LIST July to the slst of
Very respectfully your o''Tl' Ta ffysfa Comptroller
The following communications, from the Comp
troller, read and, on motion, referred to the
CoxPrnoLLER's orrioE,
New Orleans, January 10. 1853
To the Honorable the Common Council
eniemenAgreeabiy to resolution No ss2 and to previous
notice from This Office adjudcated the 18th instant the
Of h FSd D 'fs
And the 10th instant in accordance with the resolutions
named below opened IL the presence Of the charmen Of
Under resolution No $3.50 for numbering he houses in the
From john christle-no security named-st II per
Jos T. JonesA F. Dunbar security-a IS per
plate
From d. ChrlstieJohn McHush securiyat 91S per
From John p swsnton-no security Oared-a. p cents per
From W. C. MeCarbyno security oGeedat 20 cents per
From John Taylor-oharles G. Allen securtya sX
From james security oeredat IS cents per plate
And from u Walsh Che former contractor for this same
under resolution No 1861 for furnishing to the city Of
New Orleans and bread for the inmates of the City Work
house, the following:
From l. A. Gadel Como security named-a' "A cents
From j. A. Guiotte-Edward Guiiloste and James Ross
seeurity-ai4 cents per pound.
FOR MEAT.
From jean ClarerioJ L. GiseAnd and Dominique Verges
From L. IGcoste-DGmnique verges and Henry McGunn
From FoTsRey Bdwe and NJ Forgy
%n from f Pa PS%n G S on
For necks and shoulders cents per pound
For bullock all round 81
The cheeks drawn BY the ending day
Very respectfully. your 0bede9s i ssTypRi
ConPrRolLER's orFoE, I
To the honorable the Comm,n Council
umsl beg leave to cali the attention Of your 6onoab.
body the accompanying statement Of notes receivable Apro
city Orleans accounted for BY
HIM the said appear be hand in the treasury
ton authorizing the Comptroller 70 pass the amount Of said notes
10 the debit Of Proht and Loss.
Very respectfully; your Sbedient servant, .--,,--
The following communications from the Treasurer
were read and on motion, referred to the Committee
TREAsURERs DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, Jan Is, 1858. 5
please detailed lists Of licences
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NEW ORLEANS, November |, 1857.
The petition of the undersigned respectfully showeth
majority required by the City Charter having signed this
petition they honorable body
resolutions TO the effect having the sidewalks graded
and paved with bricks with the and wooden g
wherever said sidewalks regularly laid with surb
stones and paved with bricks wherever the have
ready been laid In all that the Third comped
within Press Elysan Fields evee streets excep
Marguy and the East side Of Eysan Fields
Hospital and Margny Josephine and Vaudeville Ssldee
eets The work TO be done in accordance with specifications
file in the Surveyors Office under supervision CITY
Surveyor and 10 be payable in month";
bearing eight cent interest per Curb than
thraa phpgth frk
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NoUyELLE. ORLEANS, i novembre. 1851.
La petition des soussgues
Ia maoe equise Ia nouyee sne cette pe
on prize yore honorable de
esou ion ee davo les banqnetes nyeees paves avec
des bques les memes bordures les fosees en- bos
chhque enro on hanquettes sont pas no
des perres de bordure pavees e braues
chaque endrot on les de bordure etc
dams one eette pare du froisieme District comp de la
Press Champs kysees Leyee ST. Avid exeepte MariRny
lie cote Est des Champs Eysees h6pa uzenburR ct Mari
gny Josephine, Vaudeville soldee) Lonvrage doit
etre fat accordance les specifications
supervision du dit payable ble de six ct mos
poan Init pour dner6 par perre de bordure
ne doiy mt pas Sire moi1s de os pouees depaisseur
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PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.
HE PETIITONERs- REsIDENTs

First and Fourth Districts respectfully that
being that In accordance with late law the road
their street. almost out replaced with
ballast road propose their proportion the Of
laying thai portion between Magazine and Prytana with
square granite blocks laid like those Dosisr pro-
vded the Council Is willing reimburse
which the city would have expend the
road III
They suggest that after legal publication sealed proposals
be solicited within thirty days to have the work
LIST February next and finished on LIST of April following.
New Orleans, June 50, 1851
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought TO the City Police jail ON the
w 3ls Of December 1857 the black boy JOHN Says
longs to Mr. Charley Adams who lives in Harrison county
The will call and claim his property according law
Z. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police jail.
jal6 l5t Clerk II Comptrolsr
WAS brought 90 the City Police JAN ON the
longs 70 Mr. Sam Wilson who lives Memphis Tenn He Is
feet sx inches high, and has a crooked leg.
The will call and claim his property according
Il. PLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police jail
jail Isl Clerk Of Comptroller.
WAS brought to the City Police jail on the
w 9th Of January the boy LEWIS. he belongs
to Dr. Aris Vaughn who lives miles below Baton Rouge
He is feet inches high.
The will call property according to law
L. PLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police jail.
jail Ist CLERK Of Comptroller.
MAS brought to the City Police jail on the
w 2lst Of December. the grill boy CHARLES TIMMONS
Says he belongs to Mr. Edward James who lives IN Cbco
Arkansas and left teeth
OF the upper jaw rotten he is feet inches high.
The will call and claim his property according law
E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
jas lot Clerk Comptroller.
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STREET COM,R--oFFIe1AL.

SfKEET COM'R--OFFlC1A
LuRsT DISTRICT PoUND-Was breaxnf
g ne Frss District Pound on Dryades
one B-y oise 81 hand. high sore t~es and rops
which not claimed -in ten days. sn the expenses ters
or Rsld vii % sosd q public speiiou al said poand
PA. GUYoL, Street coun.sisnsr.
- HENRY DuEgI.
Clerk Of Comptroller
EPA .s DU PREMIER DIsTEICT-n a
yss gs sss Pre-. s@ nss@l rue
Sn Cnss.l Sat h~ut denvcn 31< mains e dos scorehs
,. =, !. n .a. res rseI.ms Dan. f.
n .uz.r yss s c'mmi''as sss IN
I saas1 ID, DissT ETH FoqND-was Brought
One black She Goat white face Whit. sps, on n. right
on w pss hi n 9 :sss ss ss : e Day:
DAY. January zssh. Issa. at 10 O'Clock A. u. '"
Registered January Is isss " e'ss' u''an s'0nsr'
New Orleans. January Il. 1883 -p'''Hs'-
y &c conduit dep5 e. Ep.vss % Pre@sr Dsiies r.s
~ bsvre poe syant a .es s.s Se% =
81 Ia die ehevre nest rssl.ss dam. yosr. ct les
pot LtSDi, zsjanyier lsss 4 y heures A. NJ
r. A. GUYOL. comn.issaire des rnez.
Nosyelle- Orleans Is jsnyier 1859. jsi4 IS q
FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-yVas brought
TO The Fourth District Pound Jackson street.
Constance and Laurel streets, estrays-
One white She Cost with black spots about the head
neck, and short horns.
One white He Goat with black spots each side Of the head
which not claimed within ten days and the expenses
on paid will be sold at public snetion said pound RI
DAY. January 2'h' is' a, y SlsSsf 4 sla.
Registered January Is, 1855.
HENRY DUREIs.
-. ,o.,-s.... Clerk Of Comptroller.
EPAvE DU QUATRIEME DIsTRICT-Ii
u ere conduit depot des Bpaves du Qnaee District
Jackson Constance
Une Chevre blanche ayant DIES schss noirs la ee
con- ct les cornes eourtes
Un blanc deux c6es de
tete, les cornes coaries.
81 les dts anmaux sont reclames dams dix
ais lis vendus Penchere pubque depot
VENDkEDI, % janvier 1858, 10 heures A. ~
p. A. GUYOL., Commissaire des rues.
Eouvelle-orleans, le IS jansier 1855. iaIs q q
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Es pErrr1oNAIREs. RESISTANT DAMS

u Ie Premier e QnatrIeme Dsrc represenen respectneu
semeni ayant eounaance quen accordance
o e ehemin blanche sur eu mantenant preque abme
dot ee epare avee IN chemin de ballast with ballast
proposent de eur de reare
les DIES Maans carries posses
CONNIE eells de Ia rue DoseTe pourvu lie Conse
eenenant de enr rembourser lie tnonan Ia willie
depenser pour eonsue lie chemin de ballast ballast road
lis proposen quapres publication egne
socees trente iours dayor Touvrage
commence lie Ter feyer proclaim ni lie Ter suvant
Nouyele Orleans 30 iuin, 1851.