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, 1859-09-02

The KANSAS DIsrURBANcEs.-A commits.
sion appointed by the Kansas Legislature
has been investigating the claims for dam
ages incurred during the disturbances Of
1886. A correspondent of the Irarel-
Ter gives the following summary of the re-
suit, which has been reported to the Con
stitutional Convention
1.-THE total amount Of the claims fled be-
fore the Boards amount to the sum of ST.
$50, 900 &C. The amount awarded is
about 100000 The remainder of the
claims were either fraudulent, or presented
by citizens of Missouri. The total number
Of cases is between 400 and 500 of these
the Free State men have 1886 pro-slavery
&C. The value Of crops destroyed $780,
052 60; horses stolen $40; cattle 4O5
head. Fifty-three houses and saw mills
were burned. The largest amount award
ed is to Col Eldridge, proprietor of the
Free State, who receives $4,000. The
smallest was to person who claimed over
s., 1000, and was awarded 80"
, 1859-09-02

The WEBSTER STArUE-The Commit
tee of One Hundred" who have charge Of
the location Of the much maligned statue
of Webster, by Hiram Powers, have at
last decided to place the statue on the
State House Grounds, in accordance with
the permission granted by the Legislature.
We do not know that there has been any
great change in public sentiment in regard
to the merits of the statue, but there is a
general feeling that it ought to be placed
out in the open air in an elevated position
so that its merits can be judged Of intelli-
gently. The statue will probably be moved
as soon as foundations are prepared.
, 1859-09-02

DS- The report published last week,
from the DaLlcs Journal, that Capt. WAL
LENS command, en- route for Salt Lake,
had been attacked and defeated by the
Snake Indians, turns out to be untrue.
The company were last heard from at
Goose Creek, moving along successfully.
, 1859-09-02

THE WAR OF ls55-56.-A letter was
received here last mail from the third Au.
ditor, addressed to Gen. NJ. NJ. McCarver,
containg the law of Congress of l849 rela-
tive to property lost in the U. S. voIun.
teer service, together with Instructions from
the Treasury Department as to the mode
OF procedure for taking testimony concern
ing the same, and Gen. McCarver gives
notice that he will take testimony concern.
ing property lost in the Yakima war Of
lS55-56.-P. C. Adrooats, Aug. 27h.
, 1859-09-02

RICHMoSD, Va, July I5.-A duel came
of to-day in North Carolina between o.
Jennings Wise Of the Enquirer, and Pat
rick Henry Aylett, a contributor to the
columns of the Examiner. Mr.. Aylett
fred first. Mr.. Wise then fred in the air,
when Mr.. Aylett withdrew the challenge,
and asked for a reconciliation, which Mr..
Wise refused. The difficulty grew out Of
the late controVersary between the Enquir-
,r and ETaminsr, on the subject Of inter
vention and non-interVention.
, 1859-09-02

ACcIDENT.-Mr. CHAs. BELL, resident
of Pierce county, while riding over Elk
prairie on Sunday last, was thrown from
his horse and had his leg broken just be-
law the knee. The fractured bone was set
soon after by DR.. BURNS, who happened to
be in the neighborhood.
, 1859-09-02

ARRIVAL OF THE JULIA.-The u S. NJ. steiner Ju-
liza, Capt BUSHNELL, arrived this morning at o'clock
from Victoria, via San Juan and intermediate ports.
We are under obligations to Purser LOWELL and
Freeman & Co, for late Victoria papers.
From the Gazette of the seth ut. we learn that the
expedtionsts to Queen Island have returned and re-
port no gold found.
All quiet at San Juan,
, 1859-09-02

~ We learn that the enterprisng citizens Of Sc
attic have raised by subscription 81 900, and sent
party Of men to open a wagon road over the SnOqual
mie Pass for the benefit Of the coming emigration,
many Of whom desire to cross the mountains by that
route and settle in King county,
, 1859-09-02

THASKs.-To Henry Winsor and Wells,
Fargo & Co. for files Of the Portland Dai
,y NelOs and Advertiser to the Both ult.
, 1859-09-02

VALUABLE FARM.-Mr. B. j. MkbIsoN
recently sold his farm at New Dunginess,
W. T., for t10eHty thousand dollars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

All the right title and interest Of the city of New Orleans ac-
oured from Of John McDonogh without war
cypress swamp fronting partly on the bayou baatara and
partly back boundary line the Cazear plantation and
measuring together both said fronts about 70 apents by an
on;s III Pie CITY Surveyor the dimensions being taken from
plan by VIM Mccullough United States surveyorenera
as Lot No. Is.
sppi river designated by the Nos 3 a. 10 l6 H. Is - on
plan drawn by Louis H. Ps City Surveyor the Dimensions
being taken from plan by VIM j. Mconogh uhtea states
Surveyor General, as follows
form bounded north and west by lands now belonging TO L. Mil
auon east by No To- parallel line with Canal
Destrehan south by Bayou Ouachh and tract NO. H.
Tract No Ia contains arpens and is of irregular
form bounded by lands formerly the property of j. b. De
ry west by lands belonging to H. Miaudon north by
line parallel with the south limit and east by the Bayou
Onacha or Barataria
Tract No. IS contains about 1000 arpents and is bounded
No. r. line perpendicular to the canal at
middle from the river Ouacha the line of
omacha or Baratar east tract No. BY
b. on line parallel with Canal Destrehnn.
Tract No l6 about so arpents, and is bounded west
re canal in continuation Of division between tracts
No II and is east by No is line parallel with the
canal and south by the river ouacha or Baraaria.
Tract No. II contains about and bounded south
west by tract No T. by the river Ouacha Bara
aria and tract No. IT,
Tract No IS contains apents and bounded wes
No. 10 and II, anu on the otle sues W e rive
Ouacha or Baratara.
Tact No. contains about 100 arpents and is bounded OF
the north and the lands Of ardere on the south b,
The east by formerly belonging to the community
the Ursnines Convent
Attract OF LAND, in the District Of Snraaria on I'll,
Bayou Dupont ID leagues from the city OF New Orleans
r five m aS Cart island
Bayou Dupont Rigoets Bayou ST. Dens and Small Lake.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

Tous les os tres ct intere de la Vile de la Nouveaor
acqns Ia poprdtt do John McDonogh garants
il MOROCCAN DE TERRI mesnraut 800 47-ioO acres Giant
de bois cypress fasant partie Bayou
ratan ct partc au fond de Ia gne de Unite de la plantation
Cazer ensemble les deux faces environ 2
pents par proondeur rtgiere de 20 arpens desgn
mansions tnn prise dun plan de VIM Mccullough voycr
general DIES Etats unis, CONNIE lot No ID.
SEPT MORCEAUX DE TERRE sur lie cote droit du leuvc
Mississippi dtsgnds les Nos l H. To- IT, IL Is 49,
plan par lous H. Pile de la VILE les dimensions
Giant prise dun plan de VIM j. Mccullough yoyer general
Etats Unis, CONNIE suit
lie No 10 contcnant environ 1900 apents, a nc
fone irrtguiee nord par nante-
nan appartenant L. Maudon, est les Nos
h gne paalee aNcc lie canal estrthan ct sud IL
Bayou Onacha ct lie moroccan NO H.
lie moroccan No IA conent environ O arpents ct est Dune
rrtguee borne sud les terres cdevant Ia pro-
pdt do j. b. Gry par les mantenant appnrte-
nan H. Mllauon nord par igne paraele In lnile sud-
ct est par lie Bayou Ouacha on Baraaria.
lie moroccan Is environ 1900 apents est borne
canal All mieu In distance de Ia rviere Ouaca fond DIES
morceaux face eve Mississippi sud la rviere
Baratra est lie moroccan No 10 ct Quest par lie
No 49, paraele avec IL canal ,estrehan
lie moroccan No Ii environ $50 arpents ct est borne
par No 49, nord par Ia gne n fond de NOR
Nos s. ct Quest par lie moroccan No II ct est par
la riyiere Ouacha Barataria ct lie moroccan MOI
lie moroccan environ $50 arpents ct est borne
Quest les Nos 6 IT, les aures cotes Ia
rivere Ouacha on Baratarla
lie moroccan No 10 contenant environ 100 arpen ct est borne
an les erres de arere az sud par e Bayou
teres man,enan cdeyant appartenun la communicate du
Convent des Ursulnes
uN MoRCEAu DE TERRE dams 10 District Baraiaria,
10 Bayon Dupont Is eus do la vile de la NouyeeOr
proondeur dc arents ct parie dune isle born pa
10 Bayou Dupont les Rigoes Bayou StDens ct 10 Pet Lac
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24
Land in the Parish of st. Bernard,
Lundslin the Parish of plaauemines.

. MN d Sb p or M as i H. r' e
he Nosl 10 I2l ncasiysy lying partly in T. So & r. q
G sarssof afs%s bes sh aen T o py n,n
byWm, J. Mccullough, United States surveyor. General.
Lots No to nela'yely adioin each other eontan each
the Mississippi river, by depth of about 1870 feet
Lots Nos 10 p inelusyeiy adjoin each other contain each
sbon "A superficial measuring each about 40
The Mississippi river, by depth Of about 700 feet.
Lots Nos - to 81 nclussely adjotn each other contain each
the Mississippi liver By depth Of About 7ao feet
Lots Nos Is II nclyey aajoin each Other, contain each
tho Mississippi river, by depth Of about 100 feet
Lot i, Sos Is 70 n ins'sIysy aloin sae other contain each
the Mississippi river By depth of about 700 feet.
Lots Nos % to ia ncusivsy adjon each other,
each about ~ superficial measuring each about 20 feet
front the Mississippi river BY depth Of about 300 feet
Lots Nos lis, ZIG and III, front The Mississippi river, al
@ each other and on their back line the upper side of Grants
No. lis, containing about 81 superficial acres.
No. liz, containing 60 superficial acres.
No. Iii, containing aboni Is superficial acres.
Lots Nos IFS to l2l ncusiyey, adjon each other contain
zach alon acres measuring each ae.nt $40 feet
ih Of Paquemine about thirteen leagues below the city of
Ss IKE, n d bank s s s s t e At
miDge or Petit Lac on WHICH i has front Of Y arpens by
Baataria ibis tract OF strip situated T. H. Is and
H. II anf and M BE od a. sef%nS @ as
from plan BY William Mccullough United States Surveyor
Genera-winOnt
number of
This tract Of land is said contain large quantity live
suitable for shpbudng and consequently is very yalu
abie.
The undivided half Of TRACT OF LAND on the left bank
Mississippi river in the parish of Plaquemines about 30
miles below city Of New Orleans lying both sides of
Ryere aiix Chene commonly known the Jean Bapiste
Tract and continuing $40 according plan
by Louis H. Pile, City Surveyor the dimensions being
nken from plan by William j. Mccullough, United States
General Said tract designated said plan
ton No 81 situated partly in Is s. r. 3 e. and partly
in 7. III s. X. l3 f.
or this tract said that the lands both sides ofthe Bayou
Chenes for distance back high and the
timber thereon is very valuable.
THREE TRACTS OF LAND on the left bank of the Miss
pp river the Parish Of Plaquemnes both sides Of the
River Chene about 40 arpents back from the Mississippi
In T. Is s. r. II f. and composed OF the following divisions
according plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor the
dimensions being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough u
S. Surveyor General, viz
No contains 81 63-100 acres
No. 2eontains. Joy So-luU
These two tracts adioin each other.
The tracts Nos and Immediately in the of the
plantation now formerly belonging Martin Seyc and G. 3D.
Iepclletier and the Nos and is Immediately in the
rear oil the plantations of j. de Egaha and Henry Doyle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

Les verse sections pare de sections de tere cesus de-
critics congues fomeraet ensemble plantation
de yaleur La plus gane portion haue ct favorable
pour Ia cultivation Environ Is 20 claire
petite mason ct deux batisses
bois sur lie dit de terre est de yaeur
UN MoRCEAU DE TERRE dams lie District Baratarja. SIR
la gauche du Bayou Baratara designt No s.
voyer general dies Eas uns CONSTANT praes
du Bayou de Ia Concession Bayou de Ia Barec
environ 81 arpents de face Bayou Baata sur ne profo-
deur denviron 20 arpents.
Unc gande parte de est de amaons
lie rOi tire ntret de Ia vile Nouvcllc-
Orleans acons de la propritt de John McDonogh ven
garane quelconque.
DEUX M0RCEAUX DE TERRE dams lie District Baratara
scion un plan dresst par Louis H. Pile voser Ia
VILE les dimensions Giant prise dun plan dc VIM j. McGul-
ough voyer general DIES Etas Unis, suit, SAVIOR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

The several sections and parts of sections Of land above
,ed are ali contiguous together would form valuable
uea plantation larger portion OF the land high and
eetibe Of cultivation About Is or 20 cleared and
there exists on the land small dwelling and two out
honses The timber on the said tract is valuable.
TRACT OF LAND in the Baraaria District on the left
bank the Bayou Baraara designated as Lot No escrp
United States consisting Of gmres and
re measuring about 81 arpens 'front.' the Bayou Baraaria
by about 20 arpents in depth.
large norton this is covered by superior claims and
ony the right title and interest of the city Of New Orleans
uTed from the of John McDonogh will be sod and with
ont any warranty whatever
TWO TRACTS OF LAND in the Bnrataria District and
designated according plan drawn by Louis IL Pile City Sur
he dimensions taken from plan by VIM j. McCu
loigh United States Surveyor-General as follows viz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24
Lands In the Parish of East Baton Rouge.

VALUABLE TRACT. OF LAND.situated in the Parish of
East Baton Rouge adjoining and Immediately below the city of
10 IL inclusive lying in T. S. X. w. according TO
plan drawn by Louis H. Pl, City Surveyor the
being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough u Surveyor
General.3
Nos and adjoin each other contancaeh about 50
perc measuring each 22 feet front the Mississippi
river by depth Of about l0,030 feet.
Nos g. g. and ajon each other contain each abont "a
perca acres measuring each I'll feet front the Mississippi
river by depth Of about 70oDsfeet.l
Nos 10 and adon each other each about 80 SUI
pertcia acres measuring each I'll feet e Mississippi
river by a depth Of about 6Sl9 feet.
The undivided third of TRACT OF LAND situated in the
Parrish of Rouge both sides of Cypress Bayou
about miles north of Baton Rouge and three north
of the Mississippi river and lying partly in I. 5. X. W.
and 4, SIS. r. +.
The composed Of the following divisions according
plan drawn by Louis II Pile, City Surveyor, the dimen
sons being taken from plan by Vim. Mccullough L. Sur
eyor-General, viz:
Section No Al contains .99S 42lOO acres.
Section No. 4S contains PAS 63-lD0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24
Lands in the Parish of Saint James.

~ ne parish 81 saint james, in T. H. r. E and composed
70 plan BY Louis H. Pile City surveyor the dmenons
G land being the bank al Sa s
Golden Grove !" plantation -'Nf'N'N'
fractional SECTIONS designated b. !he Nos and No con
tains Iii 40lO1 acres and No. $50 -iS 100 acres.
Section 70 contains GIG s6oo acres and is divided into four
quarter sections designated by the Nos q
tanning 5a a 100 The two sections Il II lie congn
Gus, and contain together 1850 SilO0 acres.
Section No. contains 4 SO and divided into
No II contains l94 SlOo and No l6 contains 24 9D
Section No 7 contains 60 and yided into four
containing ltO acres.
Section No IS contains $40 and Is ydsa
quarter sections designated by the Nos g. IL and H. each
tanning l6O 1sl0o acres.
Section No acres and divided into four
quarter sections designated by the Nos H. lS q and g each
containing lJ 2iioO acres
quarter section DESIGNATED BY the No 10 and fractional part Of
quarter sections designated BY the Nos 20 and a No 10
ains 100 acres No. d. 5 oo acres, No. "a S5 2Dl00
Section No 81 fractional part af quarter section desig
mated by the No. q and containing 81 74lOO acres.
Section No. fractional par quarter section desig
mated By he No ~ containing 10 sooo acres Sections from,
Lot No 70 j. Of an irregular FORM lying in the of lot No
Y, and contains 10 coll acres.
Lot No p contains q lsloD acres adous No &c md
situated In the of the plantation formerly belonging
to Leis the two lots containing together l03 49, loo
Lot No q contains g 80 100 acres adjons lot No 20
situated in the rear of te plantation now formerly belonging
to Pierre Bourgeois
No % contains SO 5l00 acres adoins Lot No o. and /.
situated in the rear Of the plantation no formerly belonging
acres
Lot No 30 contains 80 40 100 adions the lot No. q
Il situated in the of the plantation formerly belong
or formerly belonging Francois Pocht and Others and
the other side by the lands now or formerly belonging to Jean
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

A LARGE BODY OF LAND known as the Vacferie Dugue
Ivauus the Parish of Iafourche INTERIOR fronting
partly the Petit Ailemands
composed according plan drawn by Louis H. Ps City
Surveyor, the dimensions being taken from plan byNm j.
McLlluiIgl enernl of The following dixsaas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

The above described lands lie partly in the following town
ships viz Is IA and l5 $, r. 10 f, Is IA and l5 r. 20 F.
and secondly of land designated the plan No.
in the of the land formerly belonging jean
Bapiste Guey aud composed of about 800 said
commencing 40 srpen from the Bayou Lafourche and being
in 7. Is, s. r, Is II.
The Opeousas Railroad entirely through No. of the
described lands and touches No last described
line where it adjoins the lands formerly of Guedry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24
Lands in the Parish of Jefferson.

A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated on the right bank
Bayou Barataa and composed Of the following sections
and parts Of sections according plan drawn by Louis
Pile City Surveyor the dimensions being taken from plan by
VIM j. Mccullough u S. Surveyor General dated llth April
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

Total .....s..................1sG 1865 IL 100 acres
According to plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor,
NE dimensions being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough
U. Surveyor General.
TWO TRACTS or LAND measuring 66 1910 on the
right side Of the Mississippi river situated the Bayou ST.
Denis, in 7. Is, $. r., q H.
Lot No. measuring 20 50-l0O acres.
10; No. "a measuring A 2S-lG0 acrcs
Both being of section No H. according plan drawn y
Louis II. Pile City Surveyor the dimensions being taken irn
plan by VIM j. Mccullough, u. $. Surveyor. General
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24
VERY VALUABLE SQUARE IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
Immediately adjoining the of the splendid
grounds Of j. Burnside, Esq.

grounds of j. burnside, Esq. -
BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Oice, 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, Jan. 81, 1850, at lie O'Clock NJ,
~ ut line st Charles Exchange will be sold =
THAT VERY VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, in the
Fourth Immediately adjoining the Of the square
formerly OF James Robb ESQ., the residence of j.
TWENTY LOTS designated by the numbers to 90 on a
plan drawn by Louis H. Pe City Surveyor and measuring
follows:
LOTS Nos adon each other measure each 81 feet
inches and lines front Camp street. by depth of Id feet
No forming the corner of Camp and Seventh
LOTS Nos and ajoin each other, and each 50
feet lines front Camp by depth of 2Deet
oIS NOS TO adon each other and each 81 feet
inches and lines front on Camp street BY depth Of 10 feet
LOTS Nos and 10 adjoin each other and each
feet lines front Sixth depth inches
LOTS Nos. ii TO Ii adjOn each other
feet inches and lines front Chesnnt depth
10 feet Lot No. ii forms the Of Chesnut Sixth
streets.
LOTS Nos IA and Is adon each other measure each 80
feet lines front Chestnut by depth of 40
LOTS Nos 6 to IL adoin each other and
inches and lines front Chestnut street. depth of I'D
feet Lot No. Is forms the of Seventh
streets
LOTS Nos 10 and 20 adjoin each other each 40
feet lines front Seventh street, by depth Ii
inches. 80
This square will be by quarters Of square, for
the convenience Of parties wishing purchase sites ee
giant dwellings, and if sold, will then sold by lots
according to the description above. :
NsrTERMS AND CONDITIONS-Onethir cash, and the
balance credit of and
mortgage on the property Sold bearing interest the
cent from day Of sale maturity per
Acts Of sale before W. Peters, Notary Public at the ex
pense OF the purchasers. do "a al4t2l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

uN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE, situa sur Ia rive
drote du Bayou Baratar DIES sections parties
sections suvanes scion plan dressi par Louis H. Pile
de la re les dimensions Giant prise dun plan de VIM j. Nc
Culough general DIES Etats Uns date lie IL davri
1gE-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

Les erres cdessus dtces stuees en- parties dams les
townships suvants, SAVIOR: Is II Is r. S. 10 f. IL Il Of
10 ~ E. ct secondenent dasigne sur
lie meme plan le No suG dams ntteur de Ia erre an
ptenant Jean Baple Guedry ct compose denviron 800
penis e dit moroccan de erre commencan arpents du a
you Lafourche, ct Giant dams lie 7 L. II. S. Is +. 49,
lie chemin de fer DIES Opeloisas enforcement lie M
des erres cdesss dccrtes touce decrt enier
In igne Oh joint les appartenant autrefois ery
Terres dams la Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge.
UN RICHIE MORCEAU DE TERRE situa dams Ia paro ssc
DIST Baton Rouge aenant mmtdiatemen adcssos de Ia
vile de Baton Rouge dive rpes mar lee
Nos de il inclusrement, ct situes dams lie T. T. r. s.
suvant plan resse par Ios H. Pile yovcr de In VILE e
dmenions Giant pes Jun plan dessa par j. W Ncnljrl
arpenteur general des EtatsUnis.
Les Nos ct sont contgns, confinement chacun environ
90 apents superciels mesurant chacun face In
rivere Mississippi profoRdeur denviron $50 pies
Les Nos G. contgus confinement chacun environ
"a pes superce mesrran chhcun 2ll peds de face In RI
Were Mississippi proondeur d'envon 6Sl9 peds
lie tiers inlivise dun MORCEAU DE TERRE sima dams
parosse dEst Baton Rouge les leux de Cypres
Bayou environ sept miles nord de Baton Rouge CT tros
miles nortest de III rvere Mississippi pnrie dams
lie L. s. X. s. W. ct en- pare dams lie H. g. R. s. E.
lie dit moroccan de erre compose dcs divisions sivapes
dapres plan dvess Louis H. Pile voye de Ia Vile les
dmenions Giant pses dun plan dresa par VIM j. Mc(ul
Tough, atpenteur general des Flats Uns, SAVIOR:
La section No. Il content. -. .99S AZ 100 arperts
La section No. As content .24S 63-I0O !"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24
T. r. WALTON
(f'rops'ittes de eu John McDonogt continue.,

& 'o'h. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1865 125lgD
suvant plan dresss par H. Pile yoyer de In willie
les dimensions Giant pri-es dun plan dressd par VIM j. Mcul
Tough, nrpenenr general des Etats.ITnis
DEuX MORCEAUX DE TERRE nes,rant &C 7s.lO0 ar
Denis, dams lie r. Is, r.. S. % r. ~ ~
Le lot No mcsprant % 5OIGO arpents.
lie lot No q mesurant A 2S-lOJ arpents.
Ean tons deux parties section No H. scion mn Ian
dresse par Louis f. Pa voyer de la Vile dimensions Giant
neral des Eiais-Itnis ~ 49, - 'e'' ''i~'N'i 81