Report of the Secretary of the Treasury in Conformity to the Provisions of the
Report of the Secretary of the Treasury in Conformity to the Provisions of the
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Hy polite Maillet and Antoine Roi testify, on oath, that, about the year 1803, Francis Racine, senior, made a field on the bank of the river Gatinau, about two miles from Fort Clark, (Peoria) which they think contained about eighteen arpents.
REMARK.
The above testimony of Hypolite Maillet and Antoine Roi was not taken in the presence of the Register; and it is quite certain, from the evidence received in claims No. 32 and No. 35, that this claim does Slot exceed about ten arpents of land.
No. ...39.
Francis Racine, junior, in right of his wife, the late widow of John Baptiste Defond, deceased, claims a lot in Peoria, containing about one half of an arpent of land, and bounded, northwardly, by a lot, occupied formerly by Thomas Lusby, afterwards by Antoine Le Claire; eastwardly, by a street, separating it from the Illinois river; and, to the south and west, by streets.
PROOF.
Antoine BurbonniB and Francis Racine, senior, testify, on oath, that, about the year 1800, one Chorette made an improvement on the above described lot, which contained about one half of an arpent; and that, soon afterwards, he (Chorette) sold the said lot to John Baptiste Defond, who resided on it until the village was destroyed by captain Craig in the year 1812; that since then the said Defond has died, and his widow has married the above named Francis Ra- cine, junior.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hy polite Maillet and Antoine Roi testify, on oath, that, about the year 1803, Francis Racine, senior, made a field on the bank of the river Gatinau, about two miles from Fort Clark, (Peoria) which they think contained about eighteen arpents.
REMARK.
The above testimony of Hypolite Maillet and Antoine Roi was not taken in the presence of the Register; and it is quite certain, from the evidence received in claims No. 32 and No. 35, that this claim does Slot exceed about ten arpents of land.
No. ...39.
Francis Racine, junior, in right of his wife, the late widow of John Baptiste Defond, deceased, claims a lot in Peoria, containing about one half of an arpent of land, and bounded, northwardly, by a lot, occupied formerly by Thomas Lusby, afterwards by Antoine Le Claire; eastwardly, by a street, separating it from the Illinois river; and, to the south and west, by streets.
PROOF.
Antoine BurbonniB and Francis Racine, senior, testify, on oath, that, about the year 1800, one Chorette made an improvement on the above described lot, which contained about one half of an arpent; and that, soon afterwards, he (Chorette) sold the said lot to John Baptiste Defond, who resided on it until the village was destroyed by captain Craig in the year 1812; that since then the said Defond has died, and his widow has married the above named Francis Ra- cine, junior.
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