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we're presented last night in the House of
Commons.
On Tuesday last Ministers. we under
stand. received dispatches from Italy by
two Messengers who followed one another.
By the first they were informed, that Iuci-
en- bonaparte had set of from Rome, with
great privacy, and his flight was consider
ed to be of so much importance, joined
w'.h other circumstances, that Cabinet
Council was convened. They had scarce
iy met, when the second Messenger bro't
an account that L.ucien had been recog
nizeh az Florence, and that the PoStmas-
ters had refused to give him horses ; that,
however, he had contrived 10 pet on for a
post or two further. but finding himself DIS
covered and followed, he had of his own
accord turned about, and was On his wav
back To Rome.
DANISH GENERAL CONSULATE.
London. FEB 90. 1916.
Sir-1t is with much satisfaction that
communicate to You, FIR the information OF
the Subscribers at Lloyd's, and others.
that cthcial information has been received
at this Consulate, of the DIFF -rences be-
tween his Majesty the King of Denmark
and the Pacha of rripol, having been ad-
lusted, and that the - snish flag has hence
forth nothing to apprehend from that quar-
ter, DenmarS being now at peace with all
tho Barbary Pow ers.
q" am, sir. &c. &c.
Fl. F. HORNEMAN.
His Daa'sh Majesty's Consul General.
" Mr.. John Bennett, Sec. to the
Committee of Lloyd's.",
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hate, as to the jealousy 20 be entertained towards
foreign powers increasing their navy lie woah be
sorry, II ~ the hoisc of doors, ANY Inference
vas u be drawn u ineulcate belef that goysra-
meat entertained any feeling OF si1,,sv on this sub
jeet towards auy foreign state. As to Am.r.ca, il
had b>sn said tst the people Of that country were
Jealous OF us; and To- certain extent, peraaps this
said with i'lth but at the same time 1t was
TO he recOllectcd. ;at ia tbs county, there existed
great ~ Iudices al =inst America. dear, mean. J
twas has most earnest wish to disc unite nance thus
Feeling on both sides, ara To promote between the
two nations Il elings of recip Oca amt, and regar
Certaoly there were not two countries whose ia
terests were more naturally and closely connected
ANIL ne hoped that the cnursc which the govern
ment OF each country was pursuing was snch ms
would eonso at" the snbs'stng p=acs, promote har-
m"ny between the two nations, IS to prevent on
either sale the recurrence of any acts Of luminosity
Above all lac deprecated the spirit Of inpu,; ION a.
g'hnst foreign governments, which, with whatever
Intention they might be thrown our, were always
productive OF The worst consequences. Co,ectures
on counsels not understood, gn7rantly hazard
ed even on matters uncoarcc;cd with the affair, Of
this county. { HcGr, hear ! } t,e was happy that
on this subject he had met with an ally in the right
honorable gentleman opposite. (Mr Ponsonbv, J
and hoped they would cordially co on. rate in the,
encou: agement of feelings Of friendship and good
will between America and this country.-( Hsa,
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LnNnnN. NIarrh l

Price oF8tocks his dry ar 10 O'Clock.
3 per cent consols 81 ID i 3-8 -Omni-
um [money] II 8 3 pr.
NO Paris papers have been received
this morning We have had none later
than the 24th. One Of our private letters
mentions report that the Chamber Of
Deputies means to propose measure
relative to the national property. The
object Of is subject Of intimate de!ic@cy
and iiiicu'ty. The national prop,irtors
have some tine been full OF apprehension.
ms pr pertv, we und ,rsiand fin g no
purchasers, nor can any m ney be raised
upon It by way of mortgage.
The cotton trade, after temporary hea
viness, has again revived letters received
this morning from Man, hester state, that
on Tuesday above three thousand bags of
cotton were sold at Liverpool, and that
the trade at Manchester was never more
animated.
OF the many unf)uuded charges brought
against Ministers, one is that they have IN
tsrfered to prevent meet ngs against TIE
property tax. The charge was made IN
the House last night, and was Instantly <
ably put down by Mr.. hrbu.huct. He dc
clared that not the slightest influence or
iutcff renee had been used by the govern
ment II was then insinusted that Mr..
ArbHthnot meant to conjne himself to the
Treasury. But this insinuatioD was not
inoTe fortunate than the previous one, for
Mr.. Arbuthnot immediately replied, that
hs did not mean to confne his disclaimer
to the Treasury. but to every other de-
psrtmcnt of the Fovernnen
Petitions against the Income Tax pcrr
IN from every part of the country. Several
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NEW York, April 26.

ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY the ship Mnerva-S myth, Allen, ar
rived here last evening from Liverpool,
the Editors Of the Mercantile Advertiser
receive the London Courier of the first
ST March from which the following ex-
tracts are made.
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3]nisl Of the United Sta;
siiId.''
Vhe resolutions being twi
Mr. Lewis moved their i
poil enlent.
4 drbs,e OF much length,
wan On followed. occupying
yref, the ground taken on I
lectl waich was Yesterday
frirAtis o, the r,.s buttons urg
sitv bf some legislative act /
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I ny little
Agr5at de-
'thnYe sub
stGd--the
w neces-
:. Vnatter so
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Mr.. Hall moved TO recommit the bill TO
a committee Of the whole for further a.
mendment and revison--rejccted
Mr. Reynolds then moved to reconsider
the vote which adopted the proviso offered
by Mr.. Bradbury. This motion was re-
Jected by 4 large majority.
Mr.. lngham moved to strike ont the S1st
OF December next, the tine fixed bv the
bill after which the payment Of duties, tax
cs, debts, &c. owing 70 the U. States will
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The resolution was ordered to n. read
third time to-day, & was forthwith rs5|
a third time, and passed by the following
vote
YEAS-Messrs. Adgate, Alexander.
Baer, Boss, Bradbury, Breokenri ige Brown.
Cady, Calhoun, Champion, Chappell. Gu
ley, ConliCt, Creighton, Cupeper. Cuth-
bert, Davenport, Edwards, Forney, Castor.
Goldsborough, Grosven.r. II Je, HIVES.
Henderson, Herbert, Huger, Hungerford.
InghaE1, Johnson, Va. Johnson, Nv. Kent
Langtlou, Love, Lov yeti. Lowndes, Lrmp-
kin, Lyon, Marsh, Migrant, Nike, NJ
Lem, *. Middleton Moseley, Nelson, V,cA
Newton, Noyes, Ormsby, Pickering, PIT
kin, Peasants, ed, Reynolds. Rngcles.
$ henck, Sharpe, Shelley, Smith. of Nd.
Stearns, Strong, Stuart, Sturges, Tao
CART, Taul, Taylor. S. G. Telfair, Tucker.
Vose, Webster, Wilcox, Willoughby-.
II.
NAYS-Messrs Archer, Bennett. Birds
all, Brooks, Bryan. Caldwell. Clayton.
Clendenin, Clopton, Crawford. ID .rl,ngtoh.
Hahn, Hall, Hester, Irwin, Pa. Lewis.
Lyle, Minor, Pickeus, Randolph. Roant
Root, Savage, Southland, Tate, Throop.
Ward, Ms. Whitesde, Wilkin, Williams
Ihos. Wilson, W,n. Wilson, Wright,
Yates-3i.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-14

In COUNCIL,
March IL, 1916.

IL Z -
Ordered, That Messrs. Saunders.
| Preston aHd H. Smith tie acommit-
lice 20 enquire into the expectancy Of
supplying the town With water by
lpipes, and that they report by bill or
|stherwise.
Ordered, That Messrs. Hoffman,
and Herbert be committee to en-
|qEire whether any amendments be
necessary to the present standing
rules of the council, andif any TO re-
port the same.
Ordered, That Messrs. Preston
and M'Gnire be a committee wbo
together with the Superintendent OF
Police, after due notice of the same
being given through The public pa
Ipers Of the town of the time and
place, shall proceed to rent TO the
best bidder the lots ON the public
fish wharf for the benefit of the
corporation until the first day Of June
next, and at the same time to make
such disposition of the public Ware
house IS they may deem advisable.
The Council proceeded by ballot to
elect the following officers.
James Campbell, Messenger
John II. Philips, keeper of the
powder house,
Alexander Williams, superinten
dant watch,
Thomas Semmes, physician to the
po0r-louse,
Samuel snowden, public printer.
James l.. MKenna, treasurer,
Gustayus Brown, ply stefan to the
vaccine institution.
Nathaniel M'AiIister and LondoID
Campbell, measlrers of lumber and
Wood.
John Jannev, William Herbert,
Thomas Vowell and Daniel M'Lcan,
Trustees of the poor house.
Extract.
Test.-I. p. THOMPSON. Q. c.
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Extract Of a letter to respectable ner-
chant in Baltimore-dated
(" LIVERPOOL, Jan. so.

6 Our market at this moment is dull
for your produce, and particularly so for
tobacco the FINER descriptions of which
have experienced some decline, but for
low Marylands there has been a trifling
demand for export. and 100 to 200 hhds.
have lately been sold for this purpose at
about sd. per ID. For home use there is
almost nothing whatever doing, and the
extremely loS point to which the produce
of our own soil has fallen, has had a SEN
sible effect on the consumption of this as
we'll as all either Injuries, and the cause
seems probable to continue. For cotton
there was an animated demand fort
night ago from both spectators g. deal
ers, at an advance of lid per ID. but
within these few days it has been more
dull, and prices have fallen back again
about lid. The consumption goes on
at the rate Of 6O00 to $500 bags weekly,
and the general attention paid to the ar
ticle by all connected with it, is such as
indicates a decided opinion in its favor.
When the Baltic opens there will be a
great export Of Twist to Russia; and If
the reports We have of the failure of the
crop at New Orleans prove correct,
some advance In prices after while
seems probable. Flaxseed for crushing
is dull at SOS. and for sewing it is offered
At sos. per fierce. Tar dull in the ex-
IRENE, and the prospect for it very dis
eouraging. Turpentine Is in regular de-
nand, and the best brings 15s. I'D. per
cwt.
q Cotton, upblnd, 15afsd per ib =
New Orleans j ia 90, Sea Island,
Is Cd a IS Cd; Tobacco, James River,
Leaf T LA sd, stemmed 12al5, Ma
ryland Gale; Quercitron bark 25asos
per cwt; Rice in bond 20a25s; Iur-
oentine ISsaI5 s.; Tar 20a2is per Dbl !;
HID. slave asa24l. per M ; Bafrsl ditto
lSal6 per M
49,
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Port Of Alexandra.

Arrived, ship Sterling, Ross, 60 day:
from Rio de Janeiro---coffee, sugar
tapioca and fustic, to John G Laid and
Co. John and Thomas Vowel, A. c:
Cazenove, I. w. Peyton, Craven +
|Peyton, Robert Young, w. Harper and
Mordecai Miller. Left at Rio de Jane
ire on the 5til January, brig Francis, Da.
|niels, of 4 for Portsmouth, n. II. untcad.
ing; brig Otter, White. Of Boston, fol-
Havana in s days; barque Flying Fish.
Fitch, OF Boston, for Valparaiso in three
days; brig Rebecca-Ann, Sherry, Ofand
for New York in 10 days; brig Calypso,
Sherman, of Baltimore, sailed on 29th
Dee. for Trieste, after having sprung a
leak put back and repaired I; same day.
brig General Warl, Cooley, Of N York,
sailed for Bordeaux.
On the 18th December, queen Of Por-
tugsl's birth day. Brazil was declared a
kingdom.
January 81, lat. 1s, 90, S. lon. SO,
so, spoke English brig Cyclops, Braith-
waite, of and from Liverpool, SO days
out, bound to Buenos Ayres he wished
to have reported that on the 1st January,
in lat. /, 0, s. long. 96, 0, w. he spoke
brig Baltimore, Of and from Baltimore
for the Isle of France, 40 days out, all
well.
February 10, in lat. 1s, n. Ion. 40,
80, w. spoke English brig Hope, Of and
for Liverpool, 6 days from st. Louis de
Mairaaham they wished to have re
ported that the - Blanch, capt. Law
renee. of Baltimore, arrived at st. l..
de Marranham, 4 days before they sail
ed. Lat. 90, 90, N. Tong, SO, o W.
smoke schooner Traveller, Of Portland,
8 DAYS from Charleston, bound to st.
Domingo. -.
from our minister atfhe court OF Brazil,
to government.
Arrived brig Agent, Sharp, Philadel-
pbia. IS days salt; Joseph. Dean.
! Brig Lydia, Hsskei, NeSburyp0Ft, 10
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For Freight,.

fSR The schooner BaEillia, w. Pote
49, master, will be ready for the re
ception of cargo in a few days, and viii
take freight tor New-York, Boston, OF
Portland. Apply to
LGorason and Fomle.
Who have landing. from on bOard said
schooner,
100 tons of plaster
so bis. mess and No. beef
50 boxes mould and dip'd candles
100 boxes brown soap
500 empty barrels, suitable for pack
ing fist.
March IA
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Postscript
Nsw.Yokx.. March 8.

Messrs. Lang sud Turner,
Arrived, brig Pedlar, DewsOn. SO
ldays frem Rochelle. Sailed s0th Janu-
larry. Lett, brigs Superior, Brown, for.
philadelphia, uncertain; Hiram, Snow,
from Bath Apollo. Rice, from Boston,
last from Corunna, Just discharging. and
ship Gen. Colbuin, Crosby, for Charles
ton, uncertain. Sailed in co. with sli:li
Elizabeth, Maxwell, for Philadelphia.
| Ship Lydia Watkins, from Philadelphia
was lost off the Cordovan Goth Jan. crew
saved. Ship Father IL Son, bristol;
from New Orleans was lost off Havfe
labout the same fine. February Ism
|scudding in a heavy gale from the NJ.
LeonaM Burr, Of bingham, fell from tie
Iforetnp OVERLOOKED, and was drowned.
| Feb. Goth. lat. SO, is, long. "A, g., spoke
brig, Triton, Pratt, 70 days frsm Bos-
ton for G adiz-ex experienced a heavy gale
lin the gulf, and lost her deck load. Feb
|27th, Tat. SO, long. 50, 4S, passed the:
wreck Of a large black schooner, foil Of
water, both masts gone, bowsprit stand.
|ing--appeared to have been wrecked
some time. March ed, lat, So, long. o.;
spoke ship Ann, Hitler, Al days iroa,
Liverpool, bound to N. York. March 3
on the western edge of Georges Bank,
spoke brig George, WilIoughby5 "a hours
from Portland for Surinam.
Captain Dewson brought nopa-
|pers-he informs there was nothing
new when he left Rochelle. exeepf
that strict search had been made on
board all the American vessels ifl
Rochelle for Lavalette, but he could
mot be foind-it was supposed ne
was secreted somewhere in France.
The snpercargo Of the pedlar hare.
led Captain Dewseu the following
memorandon the day he sailed:
"The execution OF Ney,. and The
Danish nent of the principal eonspi-.
Iratefs had animated the hopes OF
the nation. All parties seemed salts
lied with the decree Of amnesty laie-
lily passed. Some few (perhaps
With justice.o were DESTROYS Of
more energetic measures. The an.
thority of the King was daily
strengthening. and the funds i's-
ling.
The national vanity is severely
wounded by the late treaty, which,
considering the circumstance al
|refectiug people must acknowiefsc
was much better one than they de-
served, or had a right TO expect:
. Bonaparte's name is never men
TONED but with execratlon. The \
mericans in France are the only
ones who still remain faithful to he
fallen fortunes"
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y PItlNEENO
'~ady executed atthe tifiice OF the A.
lexaadris Gazette.
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Mandeyiae & Larmour,

Mandeyisle q Larmotr,
Corner Of King q FaiJar = King Y ~
ter streets,
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 barrels whiskey
10 pipes cognac brandy
do. Holland gin
90 puncheons w. India Rum
10 hhds. lst and Cd quality New.
Orleans SUGAR
1000 lbs. prime Laguira coffee
SO boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
100 do. muscatel & bloom raisins
500 VT. fresh currants
90 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment Of wines Il
quors and groceries.
December 10 ..-.....-.
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Salt and Wine.

THE subscribers have just received
by the schooner Fame, Captain Tynes
1000 bushels Turks-Island Salt, and Il
pipes Madeira Wine, very old, whicl
win be sold low.
adams, Herbert g Co.
January so.
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Extract to another respectable hSHe III
Baltimore, dated
g sDuBLIN, December Ey.


& Government hold out the idea, that
the bank is To resume its payments in
specie, and the creditors hare been pre-
barring fer it, by diminishing their dis
|eounts and drawing in their bills, which
lis the only measure that can enable them
| to perform this act. The consequence
lis, gradual deterioration in the value
Iof all property in proportion to the dimi-
mutton of the circulating medium, and
this is still in progression.
I" IF government try the experiment,
liz IS difficult to contemplate the low scale
that property may arrive at. Already il
has produced general distress both in
Ieommerce and agriculture-but the ma
Inufacturers have been kept in full EN-
lplovment, by the enormous demand from
| the United States"
Ertract to the same, dated Liverpool,
.Jaauary9.
{: Cotton continues very dull even at
lihe present low prices, as the manufac-
iturers, although realising very handsome
profits at these prices. affect that they
will fall still lower The want Of money
(which IS felt generally throughout the
kingdom, is principal cause OF this de-
lpreciation and as the times will proba-
Ibly be increasingly trying, this cause
Twill almost certainly continue to operate
lin preventing the prices from rising to
the level to which they would other
wise be elevated, by the reciprocal ac-
ltioa of the supply aud'demand. The
bank of England, and many OF the most
leminent private banks, are materially
contracting the extent Of their discounts,
and the value Of real capital is daily adj
Ivancing, in exact proportion to the dit
lfeulty Of obtaining credit. The natural
result of the decreasing scarcity of mo-
lney, is Gradual depreciation III the
iprices OF every article of commerce, in
| dependent Of that reduction of value
which in many cases lsproduced by a
superintendent supply
Parliament Of Lo,cer Canada
ltlissolred. "A gcntlemandircct from
Canada Informs us, that a day or
two before he left Quebec, Sir
IGespge Drummond, governor of
Lover Canada, issued a proclama-
ltion, declaring the Provincial Parlia.
aenl dissolved. The cause which
led 10 this extraordinary measure is
given as follows The documents
from England conveying the Prince
Regents appreciation Of the late con-
duct ofthe Judges of the Supreme
Court in that Province, when read
liz Parliament, excited high state
OF angry ans indignant feeling In
the moment ofextreme evaporation.
language was uttered aud measures
proposed in the House, which the
Governor deemed indecorous and
Improper and TO put stop to the
procedure, he declared the Legisla-
tive Body no longer in existence.
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Public Sale.


BY virtue of writ of feri faeiOs, to
ne directed, from Charles County Court,
viii be sold, to the highest bidder, for
ready cash, at the residence OF James
8 bennington, in Nanjemoy, on Thurs
Cay the 18th day of March next. the
whole of Robert Dunnington's right, IL
he, claim and interest ia and to a tract
o. parcel of Land, called g Part Of
look .A;orton,' . which is executed to sa-
asly debt due from the aforesaid ko-
bert Huntington, to Massey SHINES,
Surviving partner cf SHINES \ Adams.
| homas A. DAVIS, Sheriff
Of Charles County.
Eebrpary 26 lawtds
PRINTING
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The Subscribers
Mn AVING formed connection in
trade, under the firm of Harper 81
FendaN-OAer for sale, at their store;
corner of Prince and Union streets near
the Dock,
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Cognac brandy
Whiskey
Molasses
l.. P. Madeira. and
Tenerife wines, by the pipe half
pipe, or quarter cask
Loaf and lump sugars
N. Orleans do.
G. P. Imperisl TEA
Imperial do.
Hyson, Y. Hyson &
Hyson skin do.
Coffee.
English seine twihs Of superior quail
ty, and Cordage of various kinds- Tar
and cork wood, together with general
assortment of Groceries,
Samuel Harper,
Berg. T. FsndalE
feb % if
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Monday, Dec. %.
MIR. Hal of Geo. took his seat on FRIDAY last.
ana MIR. LAHphia OF Geo. and Mr., Nnrtyee of >
c. to-day.
Mr.. Tucker of Va. from the committee on ihe
District OF Columbia, rcporteda bill to incor
porate the Bank of the Metropolis which was
twice read and committed
MIR. Taylor of n. Y. from the committee of T.
iectlcns, reported the sufficiency of the Gre
dentials of the following new members
who have taken theirseats: w y. Maclav. of
pennsylvania Ihos. NJ. Nelson, and John Ty
Ter, of Va.
SUPREME COURT.
Mr. HHgh Netsos OF Va. from the committee
on the Judiciary, reported d bill to provide for
tlc publication of the decisions of the Supreme
Court of the United States. (To paya saiary TO
the Reporter appointed by the Court, provided
tie decisions of the Court should be published
within six months after the Adjournment of the
Court, and certain number of copies thereof
delivered TO tile office of state.) The bill was
cOminitscd.
Mr.. Nelson from the same committee. report.
ed the following bill:
BILL authorizing disappointment Of Circuit
Judges, and forothcr purposes.
ne enacted by tie Senate aad House Of Re-
preseHtHiCes Of Che Unjfcd Suites Of liinerica H.
Congress assembled, That from and aftcr t,,e
------ tay0f----- next, the Chief Justice
and Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of
die United states shall cease to be Judges OF
Tue Circuit Courts of the United States.
Sec. ?. ind be il (urthor cadctcd, That from
and after the -------'iay of -----next, in lea
OF lietermnow established by law. the Snprens
Court 0ftha United States shall be holden at the
seat of government OH the first Monday of De
cember ia every year.
Scc.3. Ind be IL fiTfter cHacfe,i, That in lieu
OF the present Circuit Courts, there shall be an.
pointed and commissioned by tie President OF
tie United States, according To law. for each
Circuit OF the Quilted States, a Judge, to be cali
Cd Circuit Judge, who shall together with
the DISTRICT Judge, hold the Circuit Courts in
The respective districts within his Circnit and
who shat have and possess all the rights. pow
eTs ans authority, and perform The dates which
by law now deEoye upon OF may be executed
Dy theJusuces 0tthe supreme Courts a. Judges
OF the circuit ourts within their respective Cir
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INLAND .NANIGATInN

Colonel Baldwin, the Engineer employed to
survey the Tar, Nense, aud Yadlsin Rivers, has
made, Is we presumed he would, a report TO
the Legislature, IN relation TO Tar and Nense
rivers. The report is too long foi insertion at
present. The Colonel, after mentioning tile
roots, logs, and sand banks about Washington.
and recommending the removal Of the former
By means of two tiat-bOttOned bOats, with a
"indiass, tackle, sc. and Of the latter by means
OF scoOping machine, &c. concludes that
lar river, on account OF the difficulties which
ne has met with, cannot easily be made Havig ga
bic az all SEASONS, but that lis navigation may
be improved in sGCha way as 20 answer the
common purposes OF trade without great ex-
pensc.
10 render Neuse river nayigable. the Colo
mel suppOses that hrcc Locks between Judge
stones Mill aud Smthfcld will be SuiTcient If
Judiciously selected, which will cost abont
1908.
We trust, therefore, that means will be i'm
mcdiately taken TO render this river uavigabIe
As 1t cannot fail to be of great advantage TO tis
state at large, aud more especially to this part
Of tie country. Raleigh Register.