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succession of outer and inner courts ; of which the sketch 

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«. Tl>e grand entrance, being an opening in the outer fence about tliree feet 



higb. 

 h. The audience seat. 

 ccc. The women's huts. 

 d. The grand apartments. 

 eee. Huts. 



f. Heap of stones for Fetiche. 

 gg. Fences or screens. 

 hh. Young trees inside the outer fence. 



Besides a large heap of common stones opposite the grand 

 entrance of the Chenoo's tenement, a fetiche was seen 

 in every hole and corner, consisting of sculptured figures 

 in wood and stone, one exactly resembling the figures we 

 see in England of Bacchus astride on a barrel, with the 



