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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met at the usual hoar on Monday after
noon, Mr.. CORNELL in the chair.
THE Russ PnreB,ent.-Mr. Charles Guidet sent in q
youminous petition requesting that the resolution to
repaye broadway be referred TO the Croon Aqueduct
Board with directions 10 advertise for proposals for
doing said work. In case Of such action not beng
taken 10y the Board, the petitioner submits propo-
s,On TO the effect that he will take up all the Russ
pavement between the Battery and Fourteenth street.
not to exceed 81 Is per square yard, the stone taken
up 10 become the property Of the petitioner Referred
to Committee on Streets.
Change gf Stage Route.-The report Of the Commit.
tee on Streets in favor Of changing the route Of the
Springetreet line Of omnbuses from Greenwich street
TO Hudson street was adopted.
important 10 Gas C0nsumers.-In reply to resold-
tion Mr. Busteed >ent in a communication stating that
the Manhattan Gas Company, any other ga,.lght
Company, has night 10 prescribe the sze quality
of the tubing which the owner Of house sees ft 20
have introduced into it, to designate the number Of
burners for any specified diameter Of pipe. Any per-
at liberty 10 refuse the bencts Of the experience
ard responsibility Of incorporated association such
as the Manhattan Ga. Company, and rely solely upon
his own Judgment Mr. Busteed i. Of opinion that the
Gas Light Company may legally make such charge a.
is just for the sersiceppe which j. necessary 10 con-
duct the from .he main in the street 10 the dweng
If the taker.
The Board ordered jcO copies Of the communication
to be printed.
Ih cir IasDcctors Deporfaeai.-The resolution
Of the Board OF Aldermen drectingte Superintendent
Of SANITARY Inspection to take charge Of the City In
specors Department until further ordered by the Com
mon Council, was referred to the Committee on Or
dinances.
Mr. Boorr's proposition to amend the ordinance re.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
FROM BOSTON.
TIE AQUARIAL GARDENS.
nee of The n. Y. Tribune.

Co.!-.poaienee of The n. Y. Tribune.
BosroN, Nav 20, 1850.
Conspicuous among the shows that attract the
admiring gaze OF passeIs by, for year past, have
been the aqusris in the windows Of Philips, Samp-
son Il Co.. in Winter street. Tastefuhy arranged,
well cared for ami constantly replenshed, as death,
OF internal warfare msy have thinned out the pcpu
lston. they have alwsys sllured wondering crowd,
curious 70 observe the social hsbits aud modes
Of life of these hitherto unknown dwellcrs benesth
the sea. But tie shr.mps that inhsbit the crystal
palaces of Philips \ Sampson hide their diminished
heads TIE soldeIcbs retire into their shells Is far
as they are able, the nnemones shrink back into
themselves, ard grow dim, in comparison with the
splerdors of the denizens of the "Aqusrial
Gardens" in Bromfeld street, that have now
been open for public exhibition some three or
four weeks Interested in them By reason of the
perils and pleasures passed through in Summers
CIsise on the Coast Of New-England, (of which
the chronicle has been printed in TIE TRIBrNE)
have visited the Aquarial Gardens" often, and am
moved to write some account Of this novel e1hibi-
tioD.
The Aqusria Of Nessrs. Cutting 4 Butler are die
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

Messrs U,sKErT, HOLMES and KERR held a regp-
lar meeting in the City Library yesterday afternoon.
Mr. KERR produced the complaints against the
liquor dealers requested by the resolution passed at
the previous meeting.
Mr.. HOLMES called up for re-afirmance the resou-
ton of March 2S which provided that the Board pro-
ceed forthwith TO prosecute all violations o the law IN
which il should consider the evidence sufficient.
Mr.. KERR asked who was to prosecute them.
MIR. HOLMES SAID the law pointed out the way. IL
does not appoint Mr.. A. Oakley Hall.
Mr.. KERR asked II the Board had right 10 prose-
cute.
Mr. HOLMES replied that it was made their duty to
do so by law . e..
Mr.. WorMrs-No, Sir. That is decided in 4h How
ards Reports. ,,
Mr.. KERn--In the event Of this Board being nom
suited or beaten where are the costs to come from
Mr. UoLMEs-From the County
Mr. HAsKETT said that where the State created an
officer, was liable to pay such expenses, nness te
officer had been guilty of laches or malieasance:
Mr. KERR then offered resolution requesting the
District. Attorney for information, who would be re-
sponsibe for costs &c., in Of failure on the part
OF this Board to sustain the su.
Mr. HOLMES suggested that Mr. herr hhgh' make
any inquiry he pleased.
Mr. kERR-Well, we are not all lawyers.
Mr. HoLMEs-We might as well call upon the Great
Mogu for his opinion on municipal question, a' 10 ask
the District Attorney.
The resolution Was adopted, MIR. Holmes voting III
the negative.
Mr.. KERR offered resolution, that the suits COM
menced be referred to the Board at all stages Of their
progress. Lost.
An excited conversation occurred between Messrs.
Holmes and Kerr, in regard to the proposed amend
ments 10 the Excise law at Albany last Winter. Mr..
HOLMES said he could show great deal Of double
dealing in the matter, and he knew very well how
.Johnsens bill defeated aud he had an affidavit To
show the whole Of il.
Mr.. KERR replied that he was opposed to Johnson's
bill from the first.
The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

fling bl. amable IL their expression. lis ioons'
however rem, ni r1s of ore jesderst,m IN tbs de-
psrtment OF lie exhibition, and that IS an Gneoa'a
monster tina. the fishermen have chrs.ened .ne
roose.fsh. which presents fat expanse ot pcd!,
someubat Ike that OF 4 FOUNDER OF some 10 inches
or more in diameter, OF which the mouth apparent,
u occupies 2j, aud yawns, & horrid abyss, armed
With do,lb,e rows OF teeth as sharp as needles, al
across the fore par. Of the body. This prodigy OF
ugline,s would strike terror into the visitors oil
.susr;sl gardens, ! am confident, more than any
other t,h that swims in the sea NaIurils1s cah
him the Lophius pscatorius. -, Ill.
All the coDmOIer variety OF hsh' ooth irohi 81, sII'
and fresh waters, may be seen here-Hoat' percn
non, eaIs founders, smet. pckerel, basin short
an t5e common fishes of our waters. The tanks
are Of ,uch size. some of them being, perhsps, hVe
feet in length. that they have ample room 70 SWIM
and MAY AZ pleasure while the visitors have the
freest approach 10 the tanks and can examine as
closely AZ they please-some excellent glasses oil
high maenijylpg power being provided for the IN
spection Of the smaller specimens, or for ooserva'
ton of the motions Of some Of the larger moilusks
which are Of great interest.
The exhibition has already drawn numerous yisi-
tors Of the most iDtegen: of our people whose in.
teres increases with every visit, the natural ccnse-
ouence of an investigation into the habits OF ther-
10 quite unknown class of living creatures. IL can
not b. doubted that the undertaking will be reward
ed by such q large public patronage as IL really
deserves from the admirable manner in which 1t is
arranged and has been conducted.
II is proposed by the proprietor to enlarge the
collection very conslderably-in fact, to double It,
by adding another room of equal size to the one now
occupied. Itsnot to be transient travelling show,
but one of the permanent objects of interest to be
seen by strangers in the city and studied at leisure
by our citizens who will doubtless soon take deep
interest in that important interest OF
the Fisheries.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Commissioners of Health met fon Monday
morning at the Mayors ofce-the Mayor Mr.. Cornell,
and Drs. Gum, Rockwell and Miller being present.
UDr. GUSS reported the arrival Of the brig Amelia,
60 days on her passage from Rio Janero. As sick
ness had been on board for several weeks she per-
mttcd to land above Canal street the North River,
or Clinton street ON the East River.
In regard to the petitions presented on Friday, rela-
tive to the premises No. PIC Mott street and No. 260
Ninth street. complained OF as nuisances, DIR. Rock.
WELL reported that the former required some repairs
TO accomplish its improvement, and that the latter
had been attended TO by the proprietor Of the prem
ses The matter of repairs referred 10 DIR. Rock
well, with power, the expense to be borne by the
owners Of the premises.
A petition, requesting the attention Of the Board to
the condition Of the slaugbter-house No. IA East
a resident of that neighbOrhOOd. Referred 10 DR..
Rockwell and Mr.. Cornell, with power.
A proposition was received from Mr.. George Olney.
No l09 Wall street, offering 10 remove the night-soil
of the city from the present time to the LIST of January
next at the rate OF 10000 year. This referred
the Mayor, who is to report thereupOn at the next
meeting.
The Committee TO whom was referred the matter Of
strectccaDiDg consisting Of the Mayor and Controller
reported that they had commenced operations by no
flying the subordinate officers of the et-Ceaning
Department 10 take the necessary steps for the per.
formance Of the work without delay.
The power thus assumed is said TO be provided for
in section Of the present charter Of New-York city,
establishing that in the city without Street
Inspector the Mayor should be empowered 20 take in
hard the supervision of the subordinate officers, and
work Of has not yet been actually
menced, bu, no unnecessary delay il expected.
The Commissioners then adjourned to Wednesday at
10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.

MoNDAy, May 23.-RoB'T l.. PELL, Chairman.
Judge MEIGs, the Secretary, read a number of pa
pers upon variety Of subjects Of which spoke of
the cultivation Of the Vanilla plant in France. Tbs
similar pods il is said in the journal Of the Central In
peria Society of Agriculture, has been grown IN
France The same journal also says that there are
t3 title ladies who members Of the Imperial Hor-
tcultural Society.
II speaks Of another new plant, the Bardan, from
Japan, which grows Ike Sunhower, with edib.s
roots.
That journal also says that the Sorghum is deterior
sting IN France.
OIiein of Bug Porder.'--The Secretary statei
that Lyon the great bug-pogder man, has gone homs
10 Europe worth an immense sum, and II ~ nov
published that the pc wder il made Of common French
led part If species Of the Cainomlle.
A Bofdnic G0rjtn.-A paper read by the Secretary
gives en- account Of a Botaiic Garden commenced N
this city by DR.. lIc-ack in 1901, who spent $s,v"
upon II, eLi then sod j; TO the State and the S!se'
after Il had gore 10 ruin. gave to Columbia Co!eze'
Now where is Il Ii looked Upon as one Of ths
great wants Il the age that should have botsneH
garden in this city credtable 20 the country.
IR~cts.--From a French paper the SEcREIn.
read ar opinion that nearly all the diseases oi pisp,
including potao-rot, occasioned by insects. ~.
insects III many cases are microscopic. Inc mA9
aucaris tor instance, although very minute, SO
great destroyer II little scabby pustoies uPoA
iruits, particularly fine pears.
SoLos RoBIssOs under tie head Of mscenane.yrnss ~
matier-I have d budget OF letters to read; 70 ~ ~
inquiries Of some Of them ! hope to get 'A'as0"
answers. Here is one: So
n Barren Appie- Troe.-CHAILIsD ID. DAVIS Oh oy'~
cuse wants to Know how to make barren apps.,s,r.
productive. II is Baldwin, foot through, W. ~.
ous health, blossoms full, and fruit sets anu '''r
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

ls,ye The City Tnspe:tors Department w's re!ered
o the Committee on Ordinances.
Street CieaHiag.-A resolution prop0'ed by the
same gentleman, authorizing the SuPera'enicn. oil
Sanitary Inspection 10 proceed 10 the cleaning ot the
streets, referred 10 the Committee on C.eanlDg
Streets. ~
DrorAcd Horscs.-Bils from various individuals
who hal lost their horses, the same having acciden
tany fallen overheard csme up for action. 4 bill
nom smith Brothers for the loss of horse, valued a.
,l2J drew forth considerable remark.
Nj. LrNr said that some persons were ID the habit
opnrcha,ing horscs al s5 apiece backing them over
board. and receiving $50 from the Common Council
Mr.. Prsrr sad that Smith Brothers had los, several
horses overheard and ia the present case tse korss
lost was worth only So. He therefore moved %
amend the resolution by inserting s25 instead si25.
Mr. OIr,RsoN objected 10 reading all The affdayi..
lie had great confidence in the Dead.li 're Commit
tee. and was ready to vote agans, their report.
Considerable debate followed.
The READER suggested 10 the reporters thas thess
dead horses were kicking up great dust,
The amendment proposed by Mr.. Plat was hnaIy
adopted. Adjourned to Thursday.
PROPOSED WIDENING OF NASSAU Slkbti.
The Committee on Streets of the B)aru OF Aldermen
met Yesterday for the purpose of hearing parties for or
AGAINST the proposed widening OF Nassau street, noA
he Custom House TO Beekman street, as represented
n petition received by that body some time snce'
The number Of interested persons preseLi Was Hvre
large and considerable earnesiness was msniested 10
the discussions pro aud con. The maJory seemed 10
be in favor Of the improvement.
Mr.. BooIE said tha. the Committee was rather IN
cned tn favor the widening rs il an obvious nl-
provem, Mt, and the only difficulty existing was on
which side the property was TO be taken.
Mr.. LINES was in favor Of having the proposed ni-
proyemepts extend over the whole length Of Nassau
rect, or to have nothing done at all.
Mr.. WHITLocE, who was the most active o' the
party in favor of the Improvement argued tha; Nassan
street was the great thoroughare for the lower and
business portion of the city and as the traffic along
lis line must necessarily increase with the enlargement
of the cy northward, So the question was one OF
public importance, in which the propertyowners had
only partial interest. A.,
expense would he too enormous to warrant us UNDER
tating. The locality known as downtown was
constantly changing and moving northwari'
ne majority of those favoring the objects Of the
petition expressed themselves as desiring the improve
ncns to take place on the west side
The Committee then adjourned, to await such further
information and argument by way of communications,
as might be sent in by inter, sted parties
, 1859-07-01

- Diartl,na, Dysentcry, Summer
s.'a.;sin. -Naeucs Compound Extraa Of 'enc Plant
i- the e<: r1edy known. f the ert of tcae dfesss In
the Mississippi Valley lea.. tho highest reputation fur
its cutvc po1erties. Fur c.ise tctl!nE IL insalu
able l'rcpa,rd otly and sud hy J. e. AAGulItE IT.
Louis. Missouri.
HOLES. SMITH CO.. Agents.
Sc 3mx No. VI Lake street, Chicago.
, 1859-07-01
U-EtTEH.t" .9.EN.S ITEMS.

StScrIAR--On Saturday last rs the freight
catcher struck an inGant, which had crawlrd
nrpn the track, and pitched it distance OF
about twelve feet TIE child was picked up
unlnjurcd; evidently not born to be Killed by
locomotive 1Farrta (1ll.) iadtptnd<nt.
EscArEp.-The Decatur Aat,aef. Of the oaad
announces the escape of Ward the couatcrfe;ter.
who was arrested in bloomington On the 1th
inst.
DEArn NJ 1.lGnrN1SG.-During storm, on The
morning Of TUESDAY Inst, a house On Main street
in this city. occupied by 4 Mr. Fiulry was struck
BY Lightning and u Young lady. (~istrr Of Mrs
finlr,y) was Instantly killed. 11ahasAa'r! Min,
IItrtos.
About quarter past scven the whole city
was blinded by an intensely virid Aast uf elcc-
triciiy, followed instantancn.is1y by i trcmcnd-
Gus whip snap like explosion. Three other
explosions followed at intervals, which must
haye been very close, frnm the fact ,l,as the
flash and report were simultaneous, or within 4
second Of cacf, other.
The quantity Of rain that fell during the night
was very large, amounting to 3.S0 inclles. No
little damage hus been committed, parsicularly
in cases OF new buildings whose foundations
were just completed. Tho new hall Of the Turn.
cts; uf which Tie walls Of the basement we're
just laid, wns badly injured BY the waslln. III
ol tho sides Of tl,c excavation. Several similar
cases in various parts Vi The city took place.
There has also possibly been more or less grain
l'rsstra:ci-a!t!lough probably to IN inconsid~
cradle extent.
The hnusc Of Mr. Coates on 4th street was
struck, and also the front part Of i house on 7,h
street, near Clay. Very fortunately in both
eases ,no one was iurt. The book keeper Of e..
l.. Dickinson WIS Frustrated by the first burst,
but was soon after " brougllt TO-" aud found to
tc as well Is eycs. Immediately following the
first crasla tue entire city seemed filled with
balls and flashes Of electrical light, willie at the
SAME moment the air was filed with peculiar
cracking noise like breaking Of glass, or the
1'assagc of sparks fto1n al electrical machine.
The storni was in all respects i peculiar ns,c,
anu will not soon be forgotten. 1t was accom-
panied by vast number Of incidents, ludic1ous
and otherwise Dubuque Tsa++, :s.:'td,
, 1859-07-01

Thar SEDUCTION AFfAlR.-For two or three
weeks past tiIc socia! atmosphere about hero
las been rife with gossip and speculation con-
corning charge "t seduction preferred against
the Rev. Jas. e. port,Ean, pastor Of the First
baptist churc!, Of this village. By young girl
named Co:swell. An examination was held be-
fore Justices Palmer, Wirts and Bates, on Tues
day last, AID Mr. +. acquitted oi the charge Of
seduction upon the testimony Of the girl, who
sworc positively 10 the matter Of their criminal
connection, but "couljn't recollcct' whether
or not she had had unlawful intercourse with
any other person previously The Court held
that if she did no, know, they could not, aud
charge Of scduction.-Hadson Gd-fttt-
The ATLANTIC TEIEeRArH-Thc London
7Im.k is Of the opinion that the new terms inadc
by the british Government with the Atlantic
Telegraph Company, are not sucl, MS will secure
the taking Of tho ncw stock to the amount IT,
luircl. three million iollars, ia the present
stale Of tho money market, and that tho entcr-
prise is likely 10 refrain in suspense at present.
The other Nv" companies which arc preparing
IL lay cables do not ask Government mid. They
have the advantage Vt the experiments aat mis-
takes Of the first company, with no burden Of
debt.
What is the reason rour wife and vcu
alwavs disas.rc:" said one 1rishnen to another.
:" Because we ar, both Of one mind; she wants
20 be master, and so do IT,
NHA, IS A LEGAL TExrER!-The following
are tic provisions Of the United States law pre-.
scribing u 4 legal tender: - Gold coins and
silver dollars for nll sums; half dollars and
smaller silver coins for sums not over five dol.
thirty cents No provision is made for cents
which may, therefore, be refused.
Rev Mr.. ---, IN eccentric preacher il
Nic,iCun was holding forth not long since in
, 1859-07-01
PcfbonAls

= ---- ID -@A
II. bosh spencer, Of the Belgian Govern,
Wsm,n,;a Ws 'gE Tnnn H.. ~ ae.cl 70 .ae Mn}or O.,
trade sales md ;ndustria, e1hibitions aficr the
manner Of the German Fairs at Le,pslc. are
huou. a. m ~ oe III tae 1h'ea nm, sta.es'
5.n,ar nf III ,,;i ha ~ ,nda ~ xnr,o6ns Ws,
t;mnrs ~ Hsn,,',.;a A~ ~ 4's''
~ '-e@'pnt7
The Charleston Aereury says that Ns. An
tonic Cana1c. n vel1.knoxn fr,itcrcr nf 1,harse:.
-. ....,-.:..1 ,n, -
t'n' "ao !eten"} es':t NV oass VI cot'on 10
Genoa ty the Harque HolIander, has been i'm
pressed INTO the Sandman armv, while at Genoa
IN hrs;,..e. .,rro,,ad NTH h;s s,,;,,,on,
''N7 .A'f
= The Rev. Alex Gregg, Of Chcraw, S. C.,
has accented tic Bishouric Of Terns. liz :.!li
1a ..,,.....a .... ,t: f;.,.,...... IT.. ~,
Aas - =!
clergy aud lalty Of the Episcopal Church, and
iu fact ,,,r a11 WIN bnvc know.n him liz cannot
~,
oe consecfateo I'LL the next 1enerH Convention,
-s-. ..a ....,, t..a,r +. a-,... = -. =.
.s1 80. 49,. ~ TX ;.;:.;.Iss ~ ;,........
w. T,s.."z ,ecn >'''' fS' ''''s'
'
AT marriage ceremony IN Ne" bedford,
"n 'oa.a1oa' 'as'' Tue otaoe stated 'aat ner asc
WIS aouu' '"e"e' ""u w 'f'oesFoo'n '"en's-
w. Ane laf''es afs u ."f'"saese ealfaetaoh'
"oo Tue e1ri tnaf1leu hot from my H'sn Of hef
, 1859-07-01

-: .g" DR.. :Seelve's Liquid Catarrh Re-
rA~ly-Wxnantcj 10 lie aad permanent fur ca:
e7l Occ sp":a 1t Merchants Exchange 0! Lake
sld Wells Stree. 4 circular, With full particulars nf dis
etc., WI! nc >c.a u aay address upon tht relrt Of
r+:sny postage Faplp. My:t dSd3tm
, 1859-07-01


lke 'ets t~1rn*.4: l., LlNli TN1v vEl,sITY. and uov
nH'nH IT 'c t,t.seH fastalr Inducements r<1>t,s
wiciG ~ s.F u. 'ir.nsrs"t coussy life within IN hours
I1y a'c located at l,.ls tie Lake
SsG ctc*aitt une hultt-i fl1. hs: t1r level nf thu
aln'ut tN1.y-eiI 3..t r.T fi,u hicaEs, 10th
saGca u tht s.F1 2l Mtwaisue E4sltsz.is al4lnd IT.
nafal a-t cttf rfrs mid natural -autic. aud in the
tA'de7 Il ou: ~t scssr,s r advantage, FIR t.l!tht
Fe"t aid rllcc 10. ih " eret hY any ta
shn1r Or In TIC Ws=tcr, c,u,try.
nNr Academy lh!snx ,tht rrrJaa.nry tctar*m-u.
, Enisc1el's3 ta' sTn rrrsl .iS ~. fs!S;a. and
L* IN sustF-fG! Operation r -ltkt II =. F. Miller. A. II.
4 HSw rascyer 1,4"f. .t.re a;d E"e 1an aaz.:
df:clln9% hate E:th tsrcard within tho tn.t year.
In att!it"nt n the regular thnu. triits acstc41.
ttT' tat. taking Passengers tr'ntattn Tickets 1t hall
at Ex1l4 4tt ltave1 icl.n every ey-tt and rturs
cry turning. thus l1orlts husass t{,ttusiy TO
rdend tht day to the citv and s* With their fn!s 1t Fight
g" hote lashs o4'cn.d ntm IA stse-iul operation
for thlk year rstt>
The iasc frrss a*flaittn have a*o few at.. mosly
f1 farrfrE f1nrn.t lyE the wn. containing 3r.EI
sc& With Will be td ii reasonable prics.
atd on uxual tln,e-
The subscriber has, within thc r4~ year rod ovcr twetv
Thousand dlats srtt II the Lands hcnncine to the thi
rrrity and Assclun. md ps,~.se* ta rl frw nrr Int
IT. Tfr+nnR wu S!sh ec& for lu1uezt. Improvement ant
cultivation.
Fer further Particular ap1y Peter laec, No. :. Wash
.-t. chtaso, lu.,nis. IETEK FACE, Agent.
, 1859-07-01
39ttaa .&Tribtlttt.


Ttspxrs Ano TainuEE 0E7cx prepared to exsc1.a On
.los+ notice. eEeEy variety Of Job PztinE in tho
szx and 1t tkr Loeta Lir~e Prior. Particular attention
s1veato the pziuslngos
uue:aEs CAEpa, L@1TEx llEAoe. NI1 HxAna,
KIcrfTrH, Fos1Enn. r1o1kAxAE1.
PANFHLETt EUCuLAAK, CAECKa,
bI&3E NoIu, 1A1EIA. TIcxE11
-: =: 81 II PRINTING IN C0L0Rs a ,z,EES
In i'll III varesies done ii beautiful syIe and ii nodes.se
ratsa An examination Of specimens aEd prices u respect
fully InTited.
Borden from tke cors17 promptly filed and AID sezt
homeby etpteN-
, 1859-07-01
EOI: SALE Oh tsAKT EX,
- CHANCE,
" q d L A N DE-.

FT *sle "n lang ttmc and aerrs y !hc tuyrr tie
Suburban litsEt'n. nf Elts1tf BAILEY. situated III,
cottage GruTt and lhrt kAk astMut fwu te4 frt thu
t:1y iim., ccnta:lt ..A alf ar7.. of land ta.
~ n thc mot !"aa!'a1 naner ts Fw.r and Vegetable
.;h1d.h- N:HdS Waits ETC., ttc and well with c.ce
t'FuR aid ttf7Ia0itIttl Tft1x.
large il"a.c. ';a1te a,le With Orial 1s7r +~i french
w!t!"~n commanding lta*at <i-wss Ia, Large N4r1
Carriage i1nu~r, aud xpd wcNs ri Nac1- luqnrr 4: Nn
AtIe,t, spl.t!,r+ T.. y. lt,x tS. fr. ;Sn1-tsSo