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Audubon’s signature to the release given to Ferdinand Rozier on the 
dissolution of their partnership in 1811 ds 6 A . « 242 
Ferdinand Rozier in his eighty-fifth year (1862) . : - Facing 246 
Rozier’s old store at Ste. Geneviéve, Kentucky 0 Q . Facing 246 
Letter of Audubon to Ferdinand Rozier, signed “Audubon & Bake- 
well,” and dated October 19, 1813, during the first partnership 
under this style . ° . 6 3 A a 9 . 251 
Audubon’s Mill at Henderson, Kentucky, since destroyed, as seen from 
the bank of the Ohio River F . 6 6 3 - Facing 254 
An old street in the Couéron of today . . ° . . Facing 264 
“Les Tourterelles,’ Couéron, final home of Anne Moynet Audubon, and 
the resting-place of exact records of the naturalist’s birth and 
early life . d é : : ' 0 s 3 . Facing 264 
Early drawings of American birds, 1808-9, hitherto unpublished: the 
Belted Kingfisher and the Wild Pigeon . . . - Facing 292 
Bayou Sara Landing, West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana, at the junc- 
tion of Bayou Sara and the Mississippi River . - Facing 314 
Scene on Bayou Sara Creek, Audubon’s hunting ground in 
1821s . . . . . : . . . - Facing 314 
Road leading from Bayou Sara Landing to the village of St. Francis- 
ville, West Feliciana Parish . é 5 d é . Facing 318 
“Qakley,” the James Pirrie plantation house near St. Francisville, where 
Audubon made some of his famous drawings while acting as a 
tutor in 1821 . . . . . . S . . Facing 318 
An early letter of Audubon to Edward Harris, written at Philadel- 
phia, July 14, 1824 . 5 . . 5 . . . . . 332 
Note of Dr. Samuel Latham Mitchell, written hurriedly in pencil, 
recommending Audubon to his friend, Dr. Barnes, August 4, 
1824 6 6 6 5 . : : ds : 6 5 ‘ . 337 
Crayon portrait of Miss Jennett Benedict, an example of Audubon’s 
itinerant portraiture. After the original drawn by Audubon at 
Meadville, Pennsylvania, in 1824 , ; ' fs . Facing 342 
Miss Eliza Pirrie, Audubon’s pupil at “Oakley” in 1821. After an 
oil portrait . s . . : ° . Facing 342 
Early drawing of the penis vias Hawk, 1810, hitherto un- 
published. 6 . . 0 0b 5 . Facing 348 
Pencil sketch of a “Shark, 7 feet long, off Cuba,” from Audubon’s 
Journal of his voyage to England in 1826 . a . Facing 348 
First page of Audubon’s Journal of his voyage from New Orleans to 
Liverpool in 1826 . . . . . a - Facing 349 
