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Vol. XVIII. Whole No. 1853. NQ.4S.
The December Century.

Variety and freshness of illustrations and
literary features are claimed for the December
CENTURY. John Marsh Ill, the treat Chief
Justice, is he subject of the Tontispiece which,
with character sketches and many portraits,
son : 10 + Y. Sma'Iay's paper on The <u-
prem Cour' of the Uni,ei states MY Ad-
ventures IN Iunl' is Frank IL. Cu,hIng's first
paper on the remar >able tribe of Pueblo In-
diinS W tn whom he has been living ~ AN
uinpied chief for, lwp years rr more. His nc
uut of thu family IL aud religious rites eC
Lee /unis, and tn numerous iilustg ation>, are
both unusut.y interesting. william Elliot
CIR III exp AIMS The Corrau Origin Of Japan
81, Nr." and bring, to tn a>>is ance of the
trNt several striking rsproua ions Of Old
orean art. ''Thc Taxtdcrm4l Art Is the
sub ct Of S"vrrH beautiful engrVngs Of
m0u ted buds and animals, snd. in the text,
Franklin II. Moth write wuh freshness about
aNldrrmlNts and the curious features of
hr}r Hr;. A portrait Of the bate Or. John
Brown, the author Of the nimiIabIe story
"Rth aud ht> Fti.nd~. which includes a
portrait Il the m .,'if RIB, aud a picture Of
the author Is lu>tr ,ts a rharminX paper
an "Rah's Friend" by Andrew Lang
something between story aud Satirc
essay g.. IIru., James, Jr's Point of View :"
Wul has, A. study of Am-rlc N manners,
even morr inter Il than "pat~y Miller Pro-
t'>~or L"un>hury. of Iai,, returns a. '' The
Problem # Spelling Reform" aud make, 4
i"rrlbtr argument N favor Of it. and John
Burroughs taik- delightfully."- 81 the "iia i
taer" ot the bjrd- aud >D.itl animals " hen win
Mar Fiall1rk Fuutr', serial The Led
Hose Claim, adv lucr, TO a strong and noN el
-itua ION IN mining experience. part Of the
action O. the story paS>lnE underground.
Mr.. BuruttT> Through one Admin stration'
approaches the tu,a pordt Of interest: and in
thr ,rcund part Of The Christian League Of
Connecticut" TIE R.N. Dr GIadd. wraves
prar icai hint, for hrivuau cooperation into
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CONFIRMATION OF THE GRANT BY KING
LOUIS NV.

CONFIRMATION or THE GRANT BY KING
LOUIS XIV.
CONFIRMATION of a Concession of Land
made IN Canada unto Monsieur be la Motto
Cadillac with the Right of high, mean x
low Jurisdiction
This Day the oath. of MAY 1889. The
King being at Versailles and willing to con-
firm and ratify the Cessions made in the
name of has Majesty of the Lands in Cana
da BY his Governors X lntendants of said
Country. His Majesty hath confirmed and
ratified and BY these Presents DOES confirm
and ratify the Cession made unto Monsieur
DE la Mothe Cadillac on the 22d. of May
loss by Messleurs De Denonville Governor
& de Champigny lntendant of said Country,
of the Place called DOHdquec near Mageis
in the Dependence Of Acadia consisting of
two leagues on the Sea shore and two
Leagues of Depth 1.-THE Donaquec River
which is to divide them b., the middle not
included) To BE HELD AND ENJOYED BY
the said Monsieur de la Motto Cadillac, his
Heirs and assigns forerer and as an Estate
of inheritance, with the Right Of high,
mean K low Jurisdiction as is mentioned in
the said CesslOn without the said la Motto
Cadillac, his Heirs and Assigns, being oblig
ed to pay to his Majesty or to the Kings his
Successors any Finance or Indemnity what.
soever. of which, 10 what Sum soeyer it may
AMOUNT, his Majesty has by this present
Warrant made Grant & Remission notwith-
standing the value of said Cession being not
therein specified His Majesty Orders to
the Governor x Intendant of said Country
to cause the said DE la Motto Cadillac. his
Heirs and>Assigns to enjoy entirely. peseea-
bly, and forerer the contents Of the said
Cession, and to the Officers of the Sovereign
Council of said Country to have this pres
ent Warrant executed and recorded, which
for the sureness of his Will his Majesty has
been pleased TO sign with his own hand &
to have countersigned by me Counsellor OF
State and OF his Commandments and Flnan-
ees
(signed Lewis.
Underneath (signed Colbert.
Recorded in the Records of the Sovereign
Council by me Counsellor of the King 4
chief Register of said Council at Quebec
10Th April 1851
(signedl Peuvret.
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Once a woman who was called in to do
Garibaidl's washing, yentured to remark
that she could not find his snlrts. "My
shirts have but two" he replied. "You
must have one in the wash | have the 9th
er one on. With little order and calcula-
ton. two shirts are plenty Garlbsldi' 5
philosophy was never surpassed, unless by
that Kentucky gentleman vino possessed but
one shirt, and was accustomed To lie in bed
one day each week to have the sacred gar
ment washed. One morning, while he was
at rest, his wife rushed in and cried Bill,
tue burned calf hez ct your shirt! !" Upon
this Bill remarked ira gully that them "a
hez must lose r'-D Detroit Free Press.
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MEMORIAL OF MONS. AND MAD. d. GRE
GOIRE.
Monsieur 4 Madam DE Gregoire beg
leave to make the following statement uf
facts to the Hon'l Committee of the General
Court on the subject of their Petition
BY authentic Documents in their posses
sion they are able to prove that Madam DE
Oregoire is immediate Descendant x only
Heir at Law of Monsieur DE La Motle
Cadillac, her Grandfather, u subject OF his
late most Christian Majesty Louis XIV, aud
Commandant Of the french Fortress called
Detroit; tnat IN the year 1858 the SAID DE
La Motto Cadillac being then resident at
said Detroit, hy petition presented 10 the
Marquiss OF Denonville then Governor \
Nlceroy OF Canada, Acadia, the Island of
Newfoundland &c X to John Bochard, then
lntendant General of said Countries, OBJ
tanned Grant * Cession of Tract OF Land
from said Governor X lntendant described
by the following boundaries, Wit a place
called Donaqueo, near Maseis, consisting of
two Leagues on the Sea-shore, with two
Leagues of Depth (the Donaquec River
which is to divide the same IN the middle
not Includedl together with the Island Of
Mount Desert a. other Islands which are IN
the front of said two Leagues to be held X
enjoyed BY the said Mons'r DE La Motto
Cadillac, his Heirs < Assigns, with the little
of fief and Lordshlp on condition of certain
duties X Homage to the Crown that on
the 20th Of April 1851, the said Grant Of
said Governor & lDtendant to said Cadillac
vas solemnly confirmed, ratified & granted
anew BY his late most Christian Majesty
Louis XlVih under his ROYAL Seal < Sign
manual. in which confirmation, the condi-
tions. duties 4 Rights OF the Crown IA the
ffst grant mentioned are expressly dispensed
with. so that the same was given by his
~ Aajesty to said Cadillac To hold to him his
Heirs K Assigns forever as an estate Of In
heritaRee. AMI from that period to the
time of the death Of the said DE La Note
Cadillac it appears he was stiled and called
Lord Of ponaqaec & Mount Desert 4 from
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Rostry.
Jafar.

Jatiar the Barue,.ide the good Nizer.
The poor mans hope. the friend without peer.
Jsiiar " = q at. slain 10y do"m UNJUST;
AMI guilty lIarouB. sull II with Ini>trust
OF what ii,e good. mi cen the bad might say
Oriain'd that no man living from tbst day
Should dare L, speak h,s name on pain OF
dsAtb.
All Araby and Persia he'd their breath.
All bul the brave Mondeer-He. proud to
show
How far or love grateful soul could 90.
And facing death for very scorn sni grief.
tFur hi- gr. at heart wanted great trlicf)
stood forth IN Bagdad, daily IN the square
Whore once had stood happy house. and
there
Harangued the tremblers at the scvmitar
ON 81 they owed to the divine Jafiar.
Bring me thI. man., the ealiph cried: the
man
Wa, brought. wa. gazed upon. The mutes be-
gan
To bind- his arms. Welcome. brave cords.
e. led he;
From bond, far wo. se JaffAr delivered me;
From " ants. IRON shamcs. from lOyelcss house
hold E ar;
Made a mans eve. friends with delicious tears
Es~Iai' Il IN. loVrd ulc, put me on a par
With hi great -,lf. How can pay Jaiar:
Haroun, who felt that on soul lie this
The mighiirst vengeance could bat tsli arniss.
Nov drlgn. Ia mi r, one gr-st lu i Of fate
Might smile upon anuthcr ball a. grrai.
He laid. Let orth grow frcuzi,d il II NiIl:
The vaiig. uJgIu-ut shaii be IA - eE It'll.
Go. aud ,iuc. gift, 80 move thee TAXI th,s gem.
The fiche.t Ia the r4rar's diadrm.
And ho a hr giyvr thou d,,mt.t H..
'Gins" ric'l the friend. lie touA; "a hold
ing it
High t,wa,i the heavens, a. though 10 meet
his star.
ENcslm'd. This. too, owe io lh.r. Ianar.'
Leigh HHRt.
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NJ h'isANla VIZ ltAis NJ ~ ~ AtNNt e.
Commonwealth uf Massachusetts,
NJ The houpurab.c the Senate Ani hon
Durable House 81 Representative, 81 ,a,d
Commonwealth ID General Colr, assembled
a. Boston Ma, l7S7.
The Undersigned Consul Of France re-
siding IN Boston la, the honour to repre-
sent To this houuurabie Court.
Ihat ON the 10Th dat Of June Auuo
Dumln. l7~j. be- bad tine honour To- 10, bee
fore the Legislature Of thu, Commonwealth
the ClAIm uf Monsieur \ Madam d. Gre
gore a, sac j. immediate Descendant \
heir az Law OF Monsieur ae Ia Mote CaGI.-
lac. " . certain lrne. ~ Land living within
tuIs Commonwealth. a. therein particularly
described and also spread before thar
Court the Documents \ proofs that we're
necessary 10 c.lt.IAlc y establish their IL
Tie 20 sand Lands. Since, within the Course
of tus last wear. the said Monsieur \ Mad
ain de GrrEOur arrived IN THIS Country tl
solicit ln person that Ju,iIcr 90 winch they
are entitled y accordingly petiti1uyd the
GcarraI Court % last Year u establish their
lHir ~ u grant them an Equivalent ~
their lain / hat Court sIa fit 90 appoint
4 respectable Committee on TIL, Business.
Who accordingly reported such SJ4te u
Facts, induced the then Legislature to
refer the Consideration thereof To the
hon 'ole Justice, of the supreme J4diclat
Court Tor their OPINION, who Tor sub-tau-
tai Reasons declined giving Az ENtra-Ju-
dlptal decision, IN Consequence OF which the
whole Matter wa, afterwards committed ro
the Care uf Mr. Attorney General tpr ht>
Oniainn thereon; u which situation 10, al
fair remain, undecided upon.
Il therefore become, ihr D4ty of the
Consul II France d, the Representative NJ
the subly,. 81 the mo-. Christian NM. ~
far d. n,rrpo>e hi, Aii ia tAoliaJ.ns the
aiore s4ld Business, d, raruo>t., 10 solicit
th., houpie Court, 10 listen to the PRAYER Of
the sad Monsieur X Madam lie Gt,go.re
twhu have been waiting the Event OF their
APP yatiun for near twelve Month, on
grtl E,pencri with al, the Kind Expedition
that may BE- consistent aith their other
more tnportan, concerns. TIN, Application
for thc Decision Of Homie Court j. made
NOR, particularly the Duty Of the Consul
of France from the warm K important Re
eommcndation with which Madam Dc
Gregolre's Claim i accompanied
- And Your --
Memorialist shall ever pray for the happiness
OF the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
"Boston ce Ter Jun 1877"
'DE LETOMBE"
In the House Of Representatives, jane 9th,
1851
Read and committed TO Mr. Scdgwick
and DIR. JARVIS with such a. the Hon
Senate may JON to consider and report
sent up Tor concurrence
Warren Spk
In Senate June 9th, 1857 Read X con-
cured, X Thompson |. Skinner, Esq'r l.,
joined.
Adams Presidt
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-The North lmericu. Eerts,r for Decem er
command, itl, mi a % res, the emnence of
il .pttrIbI or, tun b, th- Va a. Ant &c j.
u.,- ul it, table pf cIuteI~. tir> there Is =
mposum on The Health Of American
" .in"H, regar led ttom thr-r distinct points
Of lew: Dr bio Levi, con >ida the qucs-
lion IL il i affected by he prevailing style of
feminine attire, esp rlally by in p actice Of
ti2h. laclnG; Mrs. Elizabeth adv Stanton
points out the many injurious l.fncnce~ OF
social euVironmrHt; aid DR. James K. I'd
ChrswipA sets forth the effects of rducatlOn,
cima,r an. food and finally discu~se the qurs-
ton neither h. mJdIG 'atipu producet it, the
European hum type by transfer to America
lessons tnr fertility ct women. GOV. BuTen
K. sherman, of Iowa, writes Of he tpnstliu-
tiuual Prohibition" Ol the liquor trafhe in that
state, and maintains that he measure i in :
tire accord with the tradilrns OF the original
settlers, and approved b, men OF all political
parties ani all natipntl,tie~. General Grant
in au artlcl, entitled An Unde-ereed Stigma -
stat the facts OF Gene al FI;z JohH Porter's
cast and argues ths, the sentence of the court
mar ial that eashierrd him was based on Il mis-
Richard 4. Proctor writes of THE Influence
Ci Food on ivii "a on, discussing wlth much
learning and fore Ne Ot the most inter-
est Z sD-in'og cal problems of the pres
eDt day and Ol the near future. Prof. Fisher
Of Yale College, III defining the c uses of The
Decline OF Clerical A Authority" holds that this
deci ne, which atfecs the status of church and
minister OIy a p.r or function of the
secular S,dte, Is by no means to be regett+d
and that the spiritual influence OF the church
and its ministry is to-day greater than OF old
Finally, there II symposium upon the lDdi-
TINS Of success on tn Stage the contribu-
tors being six of our most prominent actors
JOhu Nc u Tough J.,seph Jefferson. Madame
Madjt> ka, Law ,rnce b drett, Maggie Mitchell
aud William arren.
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Hoods sarsapariIia

Is designed to meet the wants Of those who
need a medicine to build them up, give
them an appetite, purify their blood, and
oil up the machinery of their bodies. Nc
ryther article takes hold Of the system anC
hits exactly the spot like Hoods Sarsapa
rilIa Ii works like magic, reaching ever,
part of the human body through the blood
giving to all renewed life and energy. 81
bottle six for -.
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For the Ellsworth American
Prohibition in New Hampshire.
Nr Edtor:


The prohibition law in New Hampshire,
is not As stringent as the law in Maine
Governor Bell says, Il IS stringent cHoUyh,
y property enforced, Ia ctoSe ap ere,y yrog
shop m the Siafe, Probably the Governor
is right. but. the trouble is. 1t is not en-
forced Politicians are not willing to have
il enforced. and for that reason, rum runs
rot all over the State.
In the city q Portsmouth they have a
d'~tiIIcry. two hrrwereS, and one greg
shop % every one hundred adult uhabItant~,
WITH one or two exceptions, II the cterAy
feel any desire To suppress the traffic, they
have the peculiar faculty of keeping 1t q
profound secret Other cities and towns
IN The STATE, do not rival Portsmouth. Bur
" makes no difference whether there are
Nr' or my EroE shops ~ a town, So long
A. ihc suppl! H abundant Men may have
70 walk a few rods farther % get thcr liz
qu"r' that j. al. u liquor Is 70 be bad IN
ihe town or m An ADJOINING town, DRINKING
men Will nave H. u they don't have any
thing else. II their children are crying for
bread 'hey Will have liquor a.. the same, II
IT Is possible for them to obtain n.
10 'h'' State. the Law is not enforced and
that j one reason why Mr.. Hale came 50
near losing his election L vas 'hc men Of
htS political party vino voted tor the pruhlh-
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TIL. HEST
KIDkEYANO llHERiir hcINE

II hat suffered fW eut1 YEAR with -''ssr, q sss-s
II the kIiucs> h.f"r, u-iIE Hunt k,usCil tWo
IL I ssA- Tcl!CNc Ell. and am Hev sell
Ip~iit 4 II 1Hii.I
M, physicians thought thel Ma psTaiy lei "n
ou. side. Wa- tyrrl ly afflicted "a 3d. rh' ur tiisTn
fr,,m l~ds g. I-ss. wa curyt hy Hunt Erreti ="
~IEIIiE\ Co. MASON.
M anrtnr pronounced ~, case liri.ii'. Ii-s s-e
;nld ul, that could Iis, uuis fort eight hur-.
! rhen took Hunt i;,meis, au.i "t- -p,'siily
cured VI. HppH~FkEn
Having suffered twenty YEAR viii Kidney 'ii--
ea - and employed yariuu- .lis -iclaE- thnut Lc-
ing r,-u-S. &, Wa tl,u eupei hs H4ut- Remedy
SULLIVAN ffNNEk
Il have bceu greatly benefited by thr ~" Of
Hunt Erme~N For ii-s-a-t- # The kidney aud
uriiar1 urean- there l. nothing superior
4 u NIIkEE~pN-
Il can testify 10 the Virtu. uf Hunt Remedy iu
kIducs Diseases from actual rial, having heen
much benefited thereby" " KEN- , O. TAYLOR
II va uuabl. b. sTi-s from hesi from an siiack
u Kidney disease. The dnrtnr- could not relieve
M I wa finally com ieisiy cured hy using
Hunt- Remedy. FRANK x DICKSON.
II haY. suffcrrd extremely with kidney di-ca-e; !;
aftcr using Hunt Fsmctiy tWn dHN-, wss en-
al ,-l T. r,--uuls bushes" ttp p CLAIM.
Il sold In two NcAr~ 49, ~ thirty thrrr thousand
enc huiidr-d and D. cnty lottis- 81 Hunt Remedy
d j. a valuable m,siicine for kidney di-sa-c--'
". r. BLANpING
One rriaI viii consino- you. for sic
by all Draggi gi.t- send FOR Pamphlet Ia
HUNTS REMEDY CO.. Providence. r. Il.
Prices, a cents and sl2S-
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Deposit accounts received subject to Ch,ck at
sight.
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on de
paapd or At dNei date bearing interest a. agre,I.
Collections Of Draft, Nute-, Coupons aEd DIV
idends throughout the United Ntates a ~ clalty-
{ lied Bonds eashed or exchanged.
Cboice Investments, Securities constantly on
hand.
Loans made on mortgages " hrst eias- Kea
Estatr in vicinity Of Ellsworth Or approved
commercial paper
The interests. of orr Correspondents will he
carefully regarded strict attention given I" their
orders and requests by mail OF otheFwise AMI oA a
pronpt and faithful execution Of their wishs-. we
aim u merit their esteem and confidence i4u
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4 began the use of your Compound
Oxygen Treatment just as was taking a
bad cold the cold passed of pithout set
Ting on my lungs, or otheyaoise hurting me.
Have had no pain or rattling in my lungs af-
ter the first two weeks treatment 1t works
mysteriously on my whole system. l am
stouter now than | have been for two
years" So writes one of our patients. Our
Treatise on Compound Oxygen sent free
DIS STARKEy & PALEs, ll09 Girard ST.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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PETITION or MoS'RAND MAD. DE GREGOIRR
TO GENERAL COURT OF MASS.

PETITION OF MoN'RAND MAD. DE GREGOIRR
To GENERAL COURT OF MASS.
To the Honorable the Senate and the
honorable the House of Representative
in General Court assembled, the petition of
Barthelemy de Gregoire Esquire x Marie
Therese de Gregoire his wife Granddaughter
Of DE la Motto Cardillac late owner of
Donaquec x Mount Desert humbly shewetb
That in the wear of our Lnrd one thousand,
six hundred X eighty eight the said Grand
father of the said Marie, whose heir she is.
being then in the service of his most Chris
tian Majesty, the King of France & Gov
ernour OF the place called Detroit, obtained
from his said Majesty. grant of the lands
living upon the River Donaquec in the
County of Lincoln & divided thereby, ex-
tending two leagues in length upon the
Sea shore * two leagues in depth upon said
River, viz, one league upon the west side x
the other league upon the east side Of said
River, together with the Island called Mount
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PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY.


Secures Patents in the Uagted States al.c l..
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
Comes OF the claims Of any Patent furnished hy
remltiiug one dollar. Assignments recorded u
WashiRgfoD. Ne Agency in the United >iatss
,o.ssssss superior facliIies tor ObtAnIn stenis
or Asoertaining the pstentahiliiy ofinYeutlons.
r. a. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
IL regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the most capable
and suecessfal practitioners with whom have
had Official intercourse.
Gas NAsoE Commissioner of Patents.
.sInventors cannot employ a person more trust
worthy or more capable Of securing Tor them an
csrtv asd favorable consideration 81 the Paten
Oaee." EDhOhb ntkkb' ,...-
late Commissioner of fatrnts.
BOSTON, October ~ $40.
RH EDDY ESQ. Dear Slr: you procured ioi
me in ls40 my frst paten Since then you hav-
acted fIr and advised me in hundreds Of cases
and procured many patents, reissues and efteh-
sious / have occasionally employed the bes'
sgsnries IN New York. Philadelphia and Washisg
ton. but / still give you almost the whole oi my
business in your line and advise others 20 81"
,iov vou Yours truly GEORGE DRAPER
Bostor, Ian. !, Iss2- bfi
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LETTER OF FRENCH consul To THF GENFg-
Al COURT uF MASS.
To the Honorable the Senate aud the
Honorable the House of Representatives in
General Court assembled.
The Undersisned Consul OF France re-
siding IN Boston. has ths honor 10 present
To your lloNoRS an authcntic Copy Of an
Act OF Grant or Ces,ion made by Tie King
Lewis OF slcs>ed Memory, unto Monsieur
DE la Motto Cadillac an Officer IN hls Maj
esty's Troops, living IN Acadia, The said
Grant consisting IN Piece Of Land called
"DondgHoc situated near NGycis m Acadia
'of the extent Of two Leagues on the Sea
"siorr aud two Leagues depth. the bona
"quec River not included and dividing b,
"the middle SAID Ccssiou. on the front Of
(which and on the North srde i. The Is
"iand Of Mount desert. To be- pn.sc,>ed by
''ihc ,aid Mou,'r dc la Motto Cadillac, hi,
"hcirs and assigns for crrr.
Mnn>'r De ia Motto Cadillac, Gt>TIE-
MN, has broken Up sa'd piece uf Land
and enIu,cd u tail hls D,ath.-af(cr which
Il ha, passed IN the hand, Of hi, son and
from HIM tn Lad, De GrcguIrr who va. org
inal, named DE Ia Nptt. Cadillac aud who
now claims II from ,our HuNoEs. This
Land. since the last Treaty of Paris, ia,s
an the Territory Of P,nohscat. State of
Massachusetts. as yoar loNuigs viii b. sa,
l,fcd by Nicaiug the \ra England Map.
which ha, just nov been publslh,d AZ Bo,-
tom hy \urn5and \ Coles ia winch thr ~
land Of Noun, desert point, the Limit, IL
the Claimed Land nf Danaqucc.
The undrrsisncl. GE>ritWEN. seeing not
any obstacle 60 thu, prr,ru, Clalm-iound-
,d A. we'll upon the qualities of Lady de
GrrgoIre born de ia Mott. Cadillac. ~ by
the Original INic winch h4. brcu addressed
90 ham IN an Authentic manner, from the
Offices OF the Minister Of h,, MIj,,i, for
your HuNuEN vail hc pleased to ackuoaI-
edge thu. present Right and in consequence.
10 pat ,4id Lads Cir, solTc barn de IA Motto
Cadillac ia ua,,r>-IJu OF tue said Land
called Doncgurc nov making a part Of Pen
ub>cut To he enjo,ed b, the said Lad, de
Greguire, her Her, and Assigns Tor ever
agreeable TO the little aforesaid
DE LEToNBE
boston June 18th lINj.
In the House Of Representatives. No,'r
~. 1855.
Read and committed to the Committee
appointed b, Resolve Of 18th Oci'o 1883.
on the subject Of the inappropriate iaul-
in the County OF Lincoln they to trrpurt.
Send up for concurrence
NATHANIEL GoKHAM Speaker
In Senate Deer /. l7Nj.
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M1isss!!aascas.
Donaquec and Nj. Desert.

CoPIE~ OF DOCUMENTS RELATING To TIII>
ULp tktNsH GRANT.