Condemned the site forthwith, and the same day removed the site of operations to Kosa's village, on a bay near the end of the peninsula.

Mr. Johnston writes: "The chief Kosa, and another Indian, have cut logs sufficient for their houses.

A few of the kos-minars, pillars which marked off the kosa distance of about two and a half milescan still be seen along the road, or in the adjoining fields.