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fEqyS5 b7re I'D pay scHo y +,
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'fnEf mas BRAuDvnl ). retained = French gov
Lain Ms.hsgsds. end The glI I;SIbs ss' HEi
DENFIELD. ssatissnaa Whose tish attAaa y, :,
aud suoccssful rperiencs in teaching resder n'"
S'ssss ~ s'ssi asisai IT. 4 e !
THE cHssM IA S s WNsT b RICHMOND. (
friends to witi,IrsW chiswiek from the market and
to iEss she d, SN ft ENGLISH SCHOOL
He therefore offers his services 70 tns ,ss 81 de~o
BY his long experience ~ ~ ~ his pupils
in pre paring them for business OF coiieso' 70 '''
the connnuance Of thsir PAT HOME
far - Their sons II, his own family. r.. .,,w.
cHIswICk Is unusually hei fas Il Mccsw. Pro
ter Is found ey s.a,s n he vrsns Medical Col
iese to possess valuable medie,na' Nsnndav Oct s,
and ~ close july is 1850, allowing two weeks v"ca
ton at Christmas .o
BoaTd. including table, roops fisl; hg dx.n ane
WASHING sl2,a PER month pay sDe Esaa. Goocniand
nrs n 4 DuvaI and s. Coates Of Henrico. and hev
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se Sim o6o. " .-'N--N -. =
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an Non DAY, the 7th day Of November next; Cir
cnIars Will be sent to- gentle men desiring lniorma
:. t the Pig H n w.
I.axIsGToN, Va. August Is, 1859. se6-2m
TsHE EIGHTH SESSION Of Miss JESSIE
1OR DON'S SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
Twill aofnnence on the LIST of October, 1889 Terms
- heretofore. se5-lm
.ls4sa MARY sCHOQL, FOK BOYS AND
L GIRLS.--MRs. SARAH G & HICKS vii re-
the 18th September, on the lot OF Mr. Thomas w
!, BrockepbroRxh. on Clay street, between sd and
Faith. Sc SITS
L40GLISE CLASH CAL AND MATTE.
z cICAL SCHOOL; also, II . 0 l. for
SMALL BOYS. 4th street. between Main and
ranklin..commencing 10Th September. Apply to
Sc s-iw scrs. T. PENDLEToN, Principal.
MISSES KINGS SCHOOL, CORNER OF
!ss s BR q SrRhmTshss e 4ss.
MONDAY in October, 1859, and close on the last
day of June, 1860 C3fppstent assistants have been
employed to teach ss1SorSst4h English course, and
French, DrawIns and Music ..
|G 1. 9. SALTER'S ENGLISH AND
TWEEN lsT AND 2D.-The seventh session OF
this School will commence on Monday, Septem-
Der 18th. and close July 18th, 1850.
c. j. FOX. gentleman of high literary and clas-
seal attainments, and of twelve years experience
in teaching, BY this association, he hopes to COM
liberal support of the public For further particu-
Sc IT'S 6. l.. q. SALTER. :
T S. SQUTRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
-. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
MAIN AND IsT STREETS.-The 18th session
will rornmcnee Septsmher 26th, 1859. The School
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WANTED-For the ensuing year, situation
w as MANAGER in a tannery finishing shop,
by young man who is we'll qualified in both
branches. he having eight years experience in one
and Ave in the other. Best of references can be
given. Address g J. p ST. at Louisa c. H., Va.
lq-2taX3Wk
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MS. having been in the hands Of many per-
sona Decides the plaintiff, even ii it were
proved beyond the possibility Of doubt that
the corrections were forged, it does not follow
that the plaintiff must necessarily have been
guilty Of the forgery.
Against such a presumption. eyerythinc
that has occurred in the case is direct and
positive. The character of the plaintiff, his
assoeiauons, and the extreme imrrobability
that he 10 capable by nature, though ever so
much disposed, OF executing such a forgery
sh speak In his favor. Literary gentlemen of
'ne highest eminence--one OF whom has fi,led
the ofice OF Lord Chancelior--are his init.
mates, and &re here to testify in his favor
Ioa arc all familiar with the publishe, warks
OF tne piainnn. Its Of the last importance 70
ascertain whether he Is mentally canah,a 90
the alleged forgery; and this leads me int
examination OF the internal evidence, a ,,ar,,.s
By the correcsions which are alleged to be
:orgsd. s
You ara all aware that SH AKspEARE's worx.
- originally published, are full of the most
ineompreAsnsibis errors. I, is certain that
the great poet wrote more sense than ANYBODY
slss ever did. II no h faithfully represented
BY the ppbiica ton Of 1923 or that Of 1892. he
wrote mere nonsense, also, than other people.
The Angio.Saxon race, however, are not will.
iHg 70 believe this Of the greatest Anglo Saxon
hsi wss ever born. They believe that he
always "deaiversd himself like man Of this
world" and thai If he IL II any time made TO
aah foliyf Il II the fault Of the printer. To
prove ms truth, many Of the greatest men
INST MS native country ever produced, have.
- various timss, exsrted the whole force OF
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w SERVANT. 70 do the homework. and part OF
the washing and ironing, Of very small tasniiy -.
with ladies. Apply at the residence, e street;
c.px S' s.s se6-2tS
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-25
The IS Arkansas Traveler.o

The ssArkansas Travelcr.''
4 LITHOGRAPH of this Painting by Ed P.
~ P. W.sHBorESE. Esq. executed by the first
Lithographer in the United States, in the highest
style of hi; will be ready for sale and subserip
who desire a copy of this picture, can obtain it
carly, by leaving their name and money. 81 so
each. with the undersigned. receiving them SO
soon after the picture is finished as they can be for
war.iei from Boston This picture contains a per
feet likeness of Col Faulkner, the original Trav-
eler.' copy of the story, as told by the Colonel
himself. with the music also furnished With the
picture, if desired.
Sep, % 3wI3 JW. WASHBOURNE.
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Is PUBLISHED BY
j. 8 DU M fla M,


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Single Copies, Five Cents
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here pavment is not made in advance, the above
additional charges viii lie rigi1ly adhered to-
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she money, unless the person subscribing j. well
known to the editor
Terms of Advertising:
Advertisements inserted fnr 81 PER square. 40
lines or less for the first insertion, and 80 cents
soc each subsequent insertion.
4 liberal deduction viii be male for those who
advertise 10y the year. and yearly advertisers will
D. confined TO their legitimate business and any
advertisement inserted any other account, will
y charged for the square
Circulars will be charged at 81 per square
Advertisements of Personal matters will be
charged 81 pr square, and those containing, gross
personal abuse, will not BE- inserted at any price
Candidates for Frtie.aI or State offices will De
charged 50 for announcing their Names
Professional or Business Cards, containing not
NOR. than 10 lines will be charged SO per year.
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poetm.
Little Things.

By CHARLES SWAIN,
Do something for each other
Though small the help may be +;
There's comfort oft in little things
Far more than others see!
1t takes the sorrow from the eve,
It leaves the world less bare,
If but friendly hand comes nigh,
When friendly hands are rare
Then cheer the heart that tolls each hour.
Yet finds it hard to live
And though but Titles in our power.
That little let us give.
We know not what the humblest hand.
. If earnest, may achieve;
How many a sad anxiety
trifie may relieve;
We reek not how the aged poor
Drag on from day to day
When cen the little that they need
Costs more than they can payf
Then cheer the heart that tolls each hour,
Yet finds it hard to live!
And though but Titles in our power.
That little let US give
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-25

GENUINE Wrr.-A son of Erin, Just ar
rived IN this land of plenty, being in want,
ventured to solicit aid from person whose
external appearance seemed to indicate that
he. could afford it. He was however rcpulsed
with. Go to the devil.
Pat looked at him in such way as to
fix his attention, and then very quietly.rc-
piled
God bless your honor for your civility,
for yc'rc the first gentleman that's invited
me to his fathers house since came to
this land
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-25
EEF Nav is considered an unfortuna at

ES May is considered an unfortunate
marrying month. \ down east editor saws
a girl was asked not long since to unite her
self i'll the silkcn tie to brisk lad, who
named May in his proposals The lady
tenderly .intimated that May was an un-
lucky month for marrying
Well, ma ke it June then,' honestly re-
piled the swain, anxious to accommodate.
The damsel paused moment, hesitated,
cast down her eyes and said, with a blush,
wouldn't April do as well .
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-25

CB Advertisers are requested to hand in their ad-
oertisements by Wednesday morning.
~ S. N. PettingM + Co., General Ne,cspapey
Agent No. ll9, Nassau Street, Neso York. are ou-
authorized Agents for that CITY,
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-25
~ A Texan and an Illinois farn,

~ A Texan and an Illinois farmer
were speaking of raisin corn, &c, and the
Illinois man was boasting of the superior
yield of prairie land, and telling large sto-
ries, as all western men do, to which the
Texan replied 'Pll tell you what, stranger
they make large corn in your clearing, hut
it amt circumstance to what we raise in
the Colorado bottoms. Why the corn there
averages thirty feet in height, with twelve
ears to stalk. and gourd full of she'll
ed corn on The top!'
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-25

BIZ CHARLES SWAIN,
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-25

CUA FOR IMpUDENcE.-A city buck Wis
tied the Shakers at Lebanon some time
since, as he was wandering through the viii
lage he encountered stout, hearty speci-
men of the sect, and thus accosted him
We'll. Broadbrim, are you much Of a
Shaker?'
Nay said the other. mot much, but I
can do little that way
So he seized the astonished man by the
collar. and nearly shook him out of his
boots.
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-25

A Coon WITNESS Did the defendent
knock the plaintiff down with malice pre-
tense p
No, sir; he knocked him down with a
fat iron
You pisunderstand me. ,hy friend l
want to know whether he attacked Linn with
any evil intent q
'Oh, no, sir it was outside of the tent I?
No, no, l wish you to tell me whether
the attack was at all preconcerted affair."
No, sir, it was not a free concert affair
1T WAS CIRCUS
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-25

Z Mrs. Smike says the reason child
rcn are SO bad in this generation, is owing
to the wearing of gaiter shoes instead of old
fashioned slippers. Mothers find it too
mnch trouble to unite CATERS to whip child
rem so they so unpunished /; but when
she was child. the way the slipper used
to do its duty was a caution to snakes.
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Withdrawal of Goa. sana,ase,
70 my Friends Of tie Fourth Cenefessio,,a
DixIlnd. -

DsSIlCf.
AS the time approaches when, in aceora, No,
vain uniform custom. it will again be uee,ssa
~ TO select. a candidate foo Congress. / "a
that II is due to you that / should annoone4
pnoieiy my purpose to retire at The close q
this Congress. =
Ihls dets examination, though Deliberately
made, and expressed to many Of nv friend
several months ago.si deem The more nnecesas :.
10 pc reslated now, after the recent sell, .msn,
o. q matter at Baton Rouge, with which n, ,
haiiie was, TO Some extent, conEected.
The generous confidence which NJ s,,ocas.;, =
e'ectlons, have sent ME here with Increased mo
lor,ties, has been responded TO, on nv pari
WHO whatever service unselfish devotion am,
an honest purpose could render. In lea yine
the feid now to other gentlemen whose seryicss
and position in the party enli,ie them In ee,.
s'derasian at The bands # my Democratic con.
stituents, | but discharge what / con,,,;,. y
oe q duty to them and to myself ana ths,
!neFe MAJ be no miseoHcepiion OF my nnrnos,
IN this withdrawal, l will further say that, !
ever. N"o "aat'
ltetnrning you, then, my grateful aeknowL
Tor many personal aud political kfna
tesses, to be ever remembered. permit me- ~
say that shall be always ready 10 run . r,so
as q private citizen. with any Of You who sban
seek TO do most for the success Of The s,,"a,
principles which we profess. ~
With great respect, your obed't sery't.
JNo, NJ, SASp,pcE.
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shaw's, Thomas McCrory, l.. b. Shaw "A,
Lalenr. Aaei
l2lh precinct, Moundyiflc, at Peter ~.
store. Peter Collins, $, A., Scribner, T nb,Ii1
Edwards. NNu
18th precinct, A~tchafa'aya, at Bpr,e.,. /.
Hathorn, w, Burton, Joseph McBrida y 1
18th precinct, Atchaialay, at John r..
John-C am, Thomas Nj. Anderson, ! !,
precinct, WaAia, at School Hons,
i. A, Il. Hawkins, Jos. Melancon T..
4, NM3
18th precinct, Bsyou Rouge. at The sta..
Jonathan Morris, L., $. Hazard, #. N
Robinett, Isaac r. jackson. v
18th precinct, Bayou Petite Prs;,;.
School lionse. George q. Moss, II. Hamtla
j. Heath, Jt 1p
10th precinct, Prairie Mamoatb ., ,
landfeueau,s, iIilairc Boutte, Joachim ~
dreneau, jos 7.r IL. y
Eth precinct, Prah,e Plaisapce. at A..
leon Andfepont's, Louis Bordelop, Daeaal
DppFe, y. NuIade.
18th precinct, Mcrmento. ut pom;.,
Kersbaw. oansI
18th precinct, i.yons's Point, Of pl.s:a
ieBianc,s, AHg,Fstin bfoussari, Edouard NJ
varre. C;.simire L.averene. N
18th precinct, Qneae fortue. at NJ.
PIaisance, George ~iiuifpower, Dupre psl
Y
18Th precinct, James nufpower, son JAM
.lfnffpoWer. aug
18Th precinct, at the School House. Nd
Olivier u, Gnjdrt5 Joseph sibilla
Jos. y. RICHARD, Clerk. s'pueuss
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Editorials upon interesting topics are
crowded out this week, FIRST, by the great length
Of The Police Jury proceedings, secondly, b;
the fayors OK nr advertising friends. and lastly
and most cheetf,aiH by the surrender Of all
disposable space TO the very interesting ISOLATION
Of the " Silver Goblet Problem " By our in
telligent correspondent, " Huma Hood"
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SuuIHERN MANUFACTURES VIC
M M, IoilogS Grand Gold Medal of Honor weigh
ins - p0unds of pure Gold.-Was awarded BY III
cnlted States and Virginia Central Agricultural S-s
TE'eeies' theld Oct, 1851 for the best portable steap
49, ioE plantation purposes, to the Eagle Ma
stile " orks Of Richmond, Va. Portable and stu
a a steam Engines, with either locomotive y
nte hotiels- Portable Circular Saw Mills, Of tbe
WGHs' ana most approved construction. sagS
MIS-, Circular saws, Draining machines, etc., etc.
very hlaehiae sold under a full guarantee to par
'otii Us represented, or no sale.
AND se"efaliy send cur own mechanics to eress
''it Sl,Ft our machines properly at work,
MN rlilis'nes Fr driving Cotton Gins. Circular Ss
LIS &c, together with a great variety Of Ma
o .oti ; PaItelIarly adapted to the wants Of ~
bo"theFi PLANTER, constantly receiving and for sale
II" EDMUND NJ. IyENS. Agent,
u No. Union street, Ncw0rleahs.
~ pamphlet eff our manufactures will y
IN ~ man TO airy orc requiring it.
hs9., o9htoH, Miss; L F. Montgomery Es4, Cst
ebsa' Mis- f. r, Brown ESQ, Mount Hope, La:
! nas, D.; Stewart Esq, Red River Landing; P,
olsey' faHoo City. Miss.
'H&AfEy - 1SIn.-GrR &A
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0PEL0USiS:
SATURDAY MORNING. MAHcH &c, 1850.

Rsys- JOHN n. KING of St. Landry, is
an Independent candidate for the office Of Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, for the third District.
Election in April next.
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RSgf- We are authorized to announce the
Hon. ALBERT VOORHEES, of st. Martins, as a
candidate for the office of Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court, for the Third District. Election in
April next. :.
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opclousas March &c, 1859. '''"'l'
TATE oFLoUISIANA-District Conr
Paritl ofS't, Landry $50. No. sGes. a.. Estates H

ne V. I#AcTlfQ, ueCeaeetl.
ALl2ANDln EsrihLEfrG, Of the Parish os III
.ti.dry, administrator Of the estate Of ,ynia ri
]tlahard, deceased, late Of 4aid Parish. hayinr NH
q h1al tdbie;si. u said estate, accompanied H. MI
petition praying that the safae may he hnna,sIl
sttfd and confirmed; Aud whereas the PRAYER HI
5ala petition a&s been granted bg.an order Of Cour
Mo- therefore. notice Is hereby given to eli MI
s2nsi ii,ere' ted 10 show Cause. ii any tl,ey larv,
~ ! thirty days from the dlte hereof. why Ill
a9 should not be l9,nologatcd and e~onGriaed.
lelk Office, opclousg.. March -, 1859.
Is. LiGTG APES ct,rt4
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als- We are authorized to announce the
Hon. H. If. POLK. Of Jackson La. n candidate for
Congress in the Fourth Congressional District, sub,
ject to the decision of the Democratic Convention,
which conyenes at Alexandria, in June next.
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=, hospAy, February 81, 1859.
The Jury inefficient
ELeERT GANTf, Third Ward, President.
JAMES al THOMPSON, First Ward.
Eva pEsiLLiERs, Second Ward:
Jossfu q. FeNrENoE, Fourth Ward.
WILLIAM EI.Ktss, Fifth Ward:
9ohs H. huffrowER, Sixth Ward.
On motion, the reading of the Minutes ri
pfevlous meetings was dispensed with.
On motion 0f Mr.. Thomson. III, .I,r,
cesded to the election of officers. "'
as Clerk. h'ieh"fd'
On motion.
hffsofned, That the ballot be disnensed u;.h
aud That dos. d. Richard be declared daly
e,eeled aud appointed Clerk Of the Polies .f Iay
OF NE Parish of ST. Landry, for twelve noah
ending The Sd Monday IN February 1850,
MT. Thompson nominated 0uezips .
Gniary as Treasurer. "a
On melton,
Resottes, That the ballo, BE- disnenssa w;t,
ana Thai onezime A, Gaidry ha declares AM
eiecied and appointed Treasurer of The par;si
OF q. Landry, for Twelve mon,ls endinr ~
sd Monday III February 1850.
Viz Thompson nominated John r. Bibn DC
Constable. Dunn us
On motion,
Hssofesd, That the ballot be dispensed with
and that John Il. Bihua be derjapca Az.
elected and aprsfatea Parish Copstshle for
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STATEoF LOUIsIANA-Djtrict ro,s

- Parish Of =. Landry g. No. sGGG. Estats Il
Don Louis sonhicr ana wife, deceased.
tIn4iAA SoSNgEs, of the Parish Of St. L,ardty
administrator Of t5e-estate Of bon Louis soonj4
and wife, deceased, l9ye Of aid Parish, having tIsa
: atgi tanieau Of sgd esttte, accomplished by lii
gated and HpPtsfed And whereas. the PRAYER Il
sn4n petition has been granted by IN order Of Gour
therefore, notice is hereby given to all perspnsip1
,erested TO show cause, il any they have. witaia
shltf ~ from stie date hereof, why said tsblesa
Clerk uiliee, OpelJtsas, March Is. 1859.
LIS. rIark q
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SUCCESSION SALE.-Parish Of ST &,
- ny, state Of Louisiana, Estate of Modesto q
dry, widow Of porsihot l.. Rentrop. deseassa . vi
by YtriAe Of an order elnanatinr from ,ba IL
shi7tFirt Court of the Parish ST. Landry nil MI Il
oieted at auction to the highest and last ,ia1ar h
the undersigned administrators On
sntnfdny- APiIl 80, 1850.
at the Court House IN tie town Of ope,ons,, !.
'ol.nwing slaves belonging Ia said Estate, 10 vii Y i
Frtaeist negro aial, aged ia years,
Frances, negro gil. aged Is Years.
penelope, hesro girl, aged IL years, will, hc, .ttl
AngUste. aged years. iSf
Terms AND CONDITIONS On Il credit os ooa u
and three years from the 18th day of April mi
Purchasers to flrrti.h their notes in %soliio "a III
satisfaction Of the administrators. PAYABLE to M
order al tlIe Counting House Of siessrs. BeIlolr@a
To- in tlse city Of NcwOfleans, and 10 bear n
cent per anuum interest from maturity nntil 16nnj
payment of said notes, principl sad interest
special mortgage aud vendors privilege IN ~ \
tanned On sad silg until final pavingnt of fla MI
chase. WILLIAM + = ~
oAEzIME A. GuiDRY. Il
.u -. Administrations.
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For public sales and other advertisements,
zee our third puge.
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The ,InrV had n recess anu IlfllI tG-ueetI
bled.
Mr.. T,avilliers in the chair.
On motion of Mr.. CAN'T,
Pesojyed Tbf, C. w. Foreman, Directt
Of unbranded cattle, be and is hereby auth,
riged 10 sell a certain unbranded bay coli, spf
cared. now in the possessiou of Solomon |
On at any lime he may fix.
Spliat John p. Hudson and Y
!. ne appointed commissioners to sell ii
lAher Of the old bridge on Bayou Bourbep,
sol cash, and report the Jury.
On motion of Mr.. Can't,
Was passed. An Ordinance eoncernfn
Beads end Lesees on the Afchafalaya."
Rescued, That the sum Of one hundred do
lars be paid to Joseph Fender on the usua
warrant, for building the bridge across Dir
Bayou opposite VIM. Nortuli's.
ReSofued. That the sum Of three hundred an
afty dollars be paid to joseph pender OF til
usual warrant, for the build nr of the bridge
across Bayeu Petite Prairie and Bayou SABINE
Reso{red, That the sum of Eve hundred dol
lars be paid 10 Joseph Fender, in The psna
warrant for building the bridge across .Bayo,
Rouge at The store If j. L.-Moris.
g.5e President resumed tie chair.
MIR. THOMPSON presensad the resignation o
! McIIenry Husbands. as Constable tf the Is
MA ~ "a Co.., - ,a. .,",t.-,,
that the said res ;gnatian bp accsn,nd ard ,ba.
.naS ,ne sh'n resignation ne acceP'eo ana INA
dav of March 1859. for tho pnr,,ose Of fIIipa
the vacancy occas;oned by said RESIGNATION.
On motion Of Mr.. Thompson,
Resoiyed, That the Oyerseer of the public
road between the plantations of Acbilie Duprt
and DR.. danes q. liilI, be. and Is hereby
authorized and Instructed to omen the leve,
on the land Of said Hill as the said L.evee ob.
struc,s ! ho ,a,nraI cnnr.e Of fin yntsys IN saIl
road.
On motion of Mr.. Devilliers,
Ress3ftea. That the sum of seveusv.fy dol.
lars he a is hereby appropriated III addition
to the :, heretofore appropriated 10 baiId
the bridge q the cuulee between the plan
tat;n,,. al V,in a,I E,a,a.o;s e,alIr
on t,na e :. ~
y a., "p'"' !,
f'sS'ftet' nat me. Two hhhdFea o"l'
lars he aNd il hereby ab 4 for the mr.
pose Of Eeeujnp a pi,htic e.rr, 70 mouth Of
Rave, p -, Ia /, t.h,c ,a ,.aor
~ 9's y" ,' +a'e"''' y a ! W !."
'la 'lta, NleS%fs' +. iia'herH "n'tha 2floa
aud joseph Mcbride, be appointed Coz. N
siouers Ia ie; out Tho ltae, IL, ,tuo,e,f ~"
.,,o,t hi,laa. ,,a . ~ nN.t1".i 81 49,
~ ',t'S ~ 'Ig'tV " 'ne ! o'o.
= - ~ " VI L "utFI9f5
ReSoiEei, Tha, the SUN If ihirty-fve dollars
be and il hereby aunrnuria'nd TIA rpnair The
,,ridoe ,crnss Rsvon trhiont ard ,h,, Inh, r.,
"a IT, ~ H', ri,ir. a'' -" WI !
w" ""u "'p" " p'iHttu ue dVF"iuteu
10 the loves; bidder md rarort In tho I,,, u
Res1freJ That ,bn e,ec,;r,, rrs.in.,t !" ',ho
,,L WI -. - !" '"@i
~" IAN sieeA"h p~ltcIAcl, heretofore he'd NJ