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CHAPTER

Pattana Rtit/ada continued.



Families.

Houses.

Ploughs.

XIX.

B rought

forward

2S9551

343772

198341

Jane 3,

Belluru -■--'.,.-

-

2329

3315

1919



Cunigul

-

5604

3716

2357



Chica-Nctyalmna-hully

-

2266

2461

1697



Naga-mangala

-

4268

4992

2963



Hasina

-

4505

4459

3484



Hagalawadi -

-

5832

7317

3878



Wostara

-

3013

3013

2317



Ajim-pura

-

3536

3855

3011



Terri-caray

-

3422

3606

2333



Chica Mog uluru

-

4893

5175

3528



Caduru

-

1782

1833

1106



Yagqti - -

Total

2128

2638

1708
228642



331J29

390152



Recapitulation.











13 Talucs in Chatrakal Rayada



29289

31320

19705*



1Q Ditto in Nagara Ray a da



72873

739^S

46467



91 Ditto in Pattana Rayada

Total

331129

390152

228642



433291

495420

294814|



I also procured from my friend Captain Marriote a history of the History of
Mysore Rcijds, which the present Dalawai composed in the Mar at t ah jj^f
language. A copy has been presented to the government of Bengal.

Ser'mgapatam I found recovering apace. Some more openings for
parades, and other public uses, have been made in the town ; but
it still continues to be a sink of nastiness. The suburb called Sha-
har Ganjam is increasing rapidly, and care has been taken to form
the streets wide and straight. A new magistracy has just now been
established, under the superintendance of Captain Symmonds, an
establishment that was much wanted ; for the officers of the srar-
rison have neither time nor inclination to investigate civil affairs.
Provisions are good, and, bread excepted, are cheap. Artificers have

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