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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18
TteasMru Denarlrrni..

ConpuoIets Ohce Jsn A. 1881
sr The Secretary the Treasury h, referred your
Ter 10 INN OF the 3 ult containing the following
Wuhn the las, s hour, large quantities Of coffee have been
entered but TO the the
eannO be landed snd the public quen
'e' whether not the OF the entry
uee, bonding &c snd ITS being IN the Of the officers Of
customs on board 'hp constitute compliance with the ard
tue gaies entitled to
Tor II alter this day at Gents pound"
In reply have TO observe th ding the dsoion
Department, duties the OF the
Pot oil enry, with intent TO land the theiss
The sites OF duties ~ force the Of
the rste, whicha e demsndsble.
~ Therefore, IN the under consider literal
wan the law considers bond without
the duties on the Coles at ,herss five pound, would
the ,t instance, have TO be rsscted but sppe
under all tue Circumstances e the the parties entitled
eorins {" the spirit the aud nion the
nj oi the tsju ton provided they would
bond with ;ureties, at the Of two cent,
Under hi, view II the subject Of opinion
u n'h bond may be dispensed with and that the
importers bond the dut,e,
will tbs, .houd be satisfied
ported from foreign aud the bag, packages should be
marked With the words " fDo cents" Rsps'tfuy,
JOS ANDERSON, Comptroller.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18

know Il to be 90. II Geo. Jacksoa bad advised with
Mr. Adams. we doubt whether his sur in The man.
sgemen OF our foreign relations, would have been
signal One who eau do u,hiog himself. 10 badly quail
fled 70 advise ans,her [Wdshingtsn Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18
VIRGINIA.

viryuia NAV justly boast Of her statesmen. patriots.
and heroes. Washington, az warrior ard sage will
always be admired as a model spproa hing rertec ion
a. a. TIE siltiee OF humanity will pr rmii. JET
ferson anJ Madison would in any region Of the earth
have been emnr mt AMI sta esm- o. he fret rank
After these, no has be conspicuous for the
correctness Of bis Ica creed. TOE the profuhdtv o.
HIS views aud depth OF his rstioci1 ous for the BRILL
ance Of h,- xnu. aod spenor .f his .lcquence, thao
The late William b. Giles fore the people or in the
Senate, in every political contest, he mot with few
quaIs and superiors While. perhaps, the eloquence
Of Mr. RAJ doiph is more fascinating, yet no one tle
combined in greet degree Tho sclidiy OF sober and
profound scrutiny with the aureents and inc aDtaion
OF delightful ora'ory.
The speeches. Of Mr. Webster have been proposed for
publication; would not the various addresses essays aud
political wTitinss OF Wn b. Giles better deserve to be
collected and published and preserved, az containing
rignsi view, able arguments, ingenious illustrations,
snd the true creed OF our republican I'll h.!
While the various productions Of the federal party
carefully preserved and udicously pfomu gated, not
only in pers aud reviews, but in school books
Pearance; the gorgeous efo of republican ,nus
suffered to moujer old ies, decay and be forgot
ten. The speeches Of Mr.. Rsndolph that appalled, Mr.
Adams aud ti elites, that delighted and a'tonshed
the Senate and inspired this oppo,ion to the second
reign OF terror, for party purposes have
been neglected ty their su her have rever appeared
even they were delivered. aud last Fastening 10
oblivion. similar fate will probably attend the mag
nihceut displays Ut Mr.. Gle; while the speeches OF
MIR. Webster aud Me- Clay have been will he, assd-
ucnsly reprinted in volumes, and carefully handed
down TO pos'erity models of rioqnence, sod OF
rect poli,ica principle. fRnOxpNe Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18

The MAILs.-We have no important news TO lay
he'ore our readers-We have hal no mail, north Of
Frede icksburg, since Tbsrsdsy Evening. The fol-
lowing paragraph from the Herald shews the horrible
state OF the roads.lt 10 really time for the VirgiuisDs
10 mend their tcoys The main channel Of communi-
cation between the North aud South ought at least to
he kept open. The road between Washington and
Richmond should be well turnpiked--il il cannot be
rsil-d.
The fall Of snow since Friday morning has been
unusually grea;-li lies several inches deep, and in
s"fns places II has been drted by the high wind sew
eral feet. IL showed occasionally Saturday and
Sunday and yesterday, notwithstanding the SUM- the
North wind blew cold 70 prevent the melting oil
the Snow in any percep,ible degree We must have
mails enough In lew dsysto fill our papers with inter-
estiDe extracts:
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THE CHEROKEES

An extract OF letter q The Editor Of TIE Arkansas
Gsz-tis from al intelligent correspondent in w ahiDg
ton couny, dated the Goth Nov sys-
1.-The alarm from he iDd,ao news, has in good de-
gree tubrided. have lately in elligent Cher
okee from the nation eat OF the Mississippi, who Il
am privetely iniormed) has been look at the
country west oil aud ascertain what the prospects
are Tor the Old .on, provided they chou ceds their
iands in Tennessee AMI Georgia am srA'ii-d TO learn
fhat he IL ag'eeably di appointed in the country
possessed by the Cherokees. He l. highly pleased
with u IN many respects, apd as hkewi,e well pleas
ed with the accounts which he received Of the vacant
section OF country lying wet OF tho Missouri and ad
joining the Cherokee lands the north. He says he
anxious 10 reach home aio in order
removing, and to inform his red brethren Of The fat
terpg aspects that await them in the west"
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FREDEEfoxsbURo Jan. 15e learn that the from,
Warrington, with tho Northern Mail arrived within the mouth
OF foomac creek Thursday night but from tho quantity
which had FORMED IN the creek unable Finding
ling out Of the creek possible and tho cart with the mail
for the North hack yesterday and proceeded usual
land route to Washington Tho weather
the boat probably have purposs
OF ayeng Whenever there success srbonan
bog as NJ Randolph calls between this place Alexandria
Many Of main public highways in Virginia. represented
impaabo and no thinks Of encounteng the deuo
We confess pleased editors papers calling the
tenon Of the public TO this Tho facilities travelling
snd Of transporting agricultural products market
To our interests comforts and The neces
~ reform in the relates the repair Of high
ways has long been Acknowledged and obvious We heard
number OF deoets pointed out but have time
particularly. The Legislature is nO,D IN session. and
before u rises toe hope IL CiH be reminded that the
public toeldre requires is deliberations on his sub
tect hot The nefiefeney Of the present system ridy
be seen-Gnd that measures may be adopted FIR the
more egeefudiiy removing epH If general com
plant, and one NJ the fret magnitude. Herald
LATER = THE MN aRBIDEDy
Last Erenng, the Northern IaH came in sSop,
oclock-snd brought Us fragment Of the arrears ,b.
we're due-yiz: New York paper. Of wsdne day.
Philadelphia and B-himrre Of II ursdsy and Washing
ION of Thursday ard Friday, irving the
Proeeedisgso Of Wednesday and Thursday There IL no
foreign arrival;
CONGRESS-
WAsHIEeroE, Jan. 10 In the Senate, yesserd.y
MI iredell, from the Committee on the Contingent
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:DOWR STI0e

fro DE CONCLUDED
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

depth of water. This 10 liable 10 numeroni
objections. SON OF which seem insuperahls.
II need mention only the over1owiug of but
tom lands the destruction. probably, of all
the mills on the river, aud ihe marsh miasma
arising from stagnant water, which must neces.
sarily prove injurious To health. But n receni
invention, by Mr.. I'm Thurman, appears not
only to remove all these objections, but even
TO supersede the necessity of locks. From
the descr iption. lately given in your paper, OF
his bar Iron wing dams" hey must unite
great strength, with cheapness, durability aud
safely. BY throwing the water which is spread
over an extended surface, INTO n channel com.
parativelY nGrroo. a sluIce IS formed, over The
'apids Of sufficient depth aud width, tor either
hatleaux or steamboats,. For Il is not tho fuH
("hich i, 80 graduated by the %tringddmg a.
scarcely TO be ieli.) but the s~hdloips, that form
The obstacle. MI. Is simple, but eneciual
plan, iur sormountIng these. possesses, II prac-
ucable, several dettird Gdedling Is ofer any Other
yet proposed. What musI add grnaly to It's
popularity, rs well asutluy. IL, that IL will open
the way tor suad, sturgeon and other valuable
kinds OF fish. TO revisit our waters. Aud should
steamboats, he introduced, Lynchburg will soon
be the deposit, not only OF western produce,
oht OF inost 81 the goods, consumed ia Ala
balnn. tennessee, aud Kentucky. Not only
will freight be reduced, but the depftdauons
OF hoatnen, will be stopped. But deem II
unnecessary to dlials on tho advantages which
would result from such n state al things.
they must be obvious to all who will beslow
any attention on the subject.
lie plan, however, should not BIO adopted.
unit II shnlI have been Submitted 10 competent
Judges, and stood The test OF experiment, on "A
small scale. But the immense saving OF Time,
lahour aud money the rich harvest OF lolls,
from the increase al ira nspofiatrOn the pow
eriul impulse II will give II every branch a,
industry certainty aud despatch, in mercan
ile operations Tue facilities, il " III afford, IN
tue transportation 10 this place, oil The mate.
iials Tor the railroad, should the plan be SUI.
put IN practice all these, with many
other considerations uBilloudly on the lIlends
oil lnteInal Improved ents, To give Ihls invention,
Il patient, careful and impartial examination.
CLINTON
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To the Editors Of The Hifginian.
1usasl IL, 1881.

10 the Editors Of the F~ifginian.
G~EarLEMEs-ln looking over a late number
ofyour papetl obserVtda Repori.b By Nj. RIves,
on the subject OF opening a communication by
a Railroad, bet~ cen the Eastern aud Western
waters OF Virginia, TO al tins place.
-WhIle heartily concur I'm htm IN the o.
pInion, that this work cannot be TOO speedily
executed, aud that nature nas marked oui ih,s
do the route which must sooner or later be the
grand lhproughiare between The Atlantic aud
the Western waters, | sllll think there !, d lOOik
Of more immediate necessity s. one IN winch the
Citizens vi Lynchburg, particularly, are much
more deeply INTERESTED. IL eau hardly tali to
occur 10 you, that | refer 10 the improvement,
u toe Navigation OF James RIVER, tom IBIS
place 10 kichmond--Ihe chlmencal scheme
of constructing a Canal along side So noOle -
stream, seems Al last 10 bave been gIVen ny
though not until Il had deprived vs., So idr us
il extends, Of the nSvIgaiIou VI the nosr, gone
ally thought 10 be eqadt, and by some superior
~ the camel Itsell Increased The toll Ca ihv
staple OF the upper county, toa desTes III all
cases 0PPTssstUe, IA seme almost ProhiGRsTy;
crippled the fund for intrIndl Improvement
and thrown u damp on tue spnIts vi our 6apl.
tai sts.-Ihis tailure Ina. been productive vi
cAuuon aud dIetrust and, Ia combination wIh
olher causes. rendered the improvement VI me
RIVER unpopular throughout inc State. lne
great do OIderatum seems 10 be 10 make II ma
yigable for steam boats. 10 effect tn,s, II has
been proposed to erect damJ aud locks at pIo-
per lnieI walls anu tuus ~ gam d sufficient
<N0ts By the EdltOrs-Since the ubOVc article was
written, IL mas been ahnouhccd that In. scnene oi Can
gIing which our eOrTesponaGnt, as well as UurseIVss,
Thought mad been Z ven up as ChHneuCai,na has been re-
commented BY Juuge Wrlsnt, tue eelebrA.ed Engineer
from New York, W do bot inieud 10 oiler any opinion,
on tue subject ourselves. IL WVu,J De prcsumptuOus IA
one vi sucI limited information t. dlSeH! from the de-
llberate opinion OF an accomplished Engineer and
an agreement viz tFt you'd adj 10 weight to his
viewS-l
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TERMS.

~ For - per annani Payanle n ,i aasa ,hse 81, ,UT mouth 1be
ts3fa ,,ner will be discontinued (but at the disefelioh
So w., a. Editors nntil all arrearages arc paid.
o9p Refreshments Will be Inserted OF % cents POI
ias.3 tne iirst une, aud 81 l-2 csnts for eaeH
'lash 'aSsnee. Those from u dlstanct must be paid Tor
pa ~ lheir insertion, or the payment assumed by
2fs,%F ,,,.lble ,orfonin bynehhurs.
sons ,tits,ts,s addressed 10 the Editors must DO p0si
=. - nj, ',ey will not be attended to.
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From =" RUNS Of rHEFs AND OTHER 70
4.s. by Voylger.'
ORIENTAL BEAUTY.
. mind. n. res beauty, IN the rays,
Ths, d ,rkiy light Thy check aud eye
,l,e love,lness ~ deeply leel,
when z a ng on the starry sky.
.onld n,l, that a shade or ray
Fade from the beauty Of tn night
ar fr,m Inv cheek and eye decay,
So deeply, lovely, ddrkly bright.
rbst dowaca.t eye, that placid cheek,
So sufl, iair-,he shaded rose
And low and qllet tones, bni speak
o gentle passions, IN repoSe
\ mud Nth Gud and MAJ nj eace
Like waters, gliding silent by,
Aud bleeding 10 tieif qntrt iace
The soler uuls ol earlh and sky.
crossing the Bate. Ground Of Aiboukir, Egypt,
he moon IS up the clouds are driving on,
Laden with tribute Tor the Ipfant Nile
The stars. the Virgins that attend her throne,
Irtm tn If small la,uls aud brightly watch
the whlc,
Bat looA around DOR herb nor tree begulle
Ihe desert's lonrine.s aud on Tue shore,
ADUuk,f's tAuade,i1g wave untomos the
pile
Of ha,hlrss relics, II had esrth'j before.
far other was the scene the itght, tn roar.
Wnen, Ike Il iuri Meteor al me SKY,
Nelson's red cross uaiu,id II, d-dgti-sisn Der
be astonl,h'd Gaui e or Iiet waose " hfe-
piuae high
Sill the a STANDARD la the van flight
Bars, Ike u w~hnImia0, Vu the y tomite.
-
3 AT the battle ofthc Nile which was fought IN this
DRY.
Murat, who Iere made one ofhis most celebrated
CHARGES.
Cape COtoaHd.
Poet. IF Ruia Eu'Te still reafs
Far hiatt Calouna's crumbhue Fame,
Tn, npup, tit record, grnv'd appears,
Aud .ho H. tablet shall p%rotsnr J
n Pilgrim 10 mat lonely strand.
F,om shore WASN'T by tn faf'hest sea,
Tina, snall rot stay the plHnderlng hand,
II noI fot Hriiss, VT for he.
What though aor Mausoleum hide
tn. all q ,hine TIA at decay
Mar kindred mouruer knerl be lde
Iny humble gr,vr, 10 werI, u pay
vi here, aud reliC, drsolair,
As WAS thy hear shatl R1'n spare
lhy name a to nh and som'her stfew
Ay.,Iand, vet wth Oceans tpaf-
BYRON, whose name appears, inscribed by himself,
on The rulns.
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Ahe foregoing statement - derived from au'
then,Ic sources. JAMES RIVER.
Note Since writing the above notice ol
the OHIO Cana, | have ascertaInud, that, be
tween the 9th oi March aud iht 2olh oil May, n
period Of two months aud twenty days, the a.
moant Of property conveyed through the Miami
Canal to Cincinnati was OF the value OF SOB
342, consisting OF the varied products OF the
Miami Valley Amount 81 TOLLS lor the same
period SO 037, equal 10 sSo,yl7 per snnum.
Dung the month Of June, there arrived nj
Cleveland, by the way Of the Ono Canal,
b, lO9, 95Z lbs. OF produce, embracing %, o3d
bushels Of wheat, 1860 lbs. oil cheese. besides
"A gteai variety Of other ARTICLES. During the
same month, there passed up The Canal 1905 :
ooo lbs. consisting vi 3O2 TOM of merchandise,
sail, hsh, &c.-o'uce the Opsning Of navigation
9J,olO bushels Of wheat, 37,236 barrels Of
nouf, aud 4,O72 lbs. Of pork. have arrived ut
Cleveland Tor an IdSicrH .nUktf. II THESE pub
lie works thus Inco,nplrte, aie vi ouch value
aud " transportation upon them increases so
RAPIDLY, Whit may De expected from them Wheu
they are completed on he UaOle route? 1he
Miami Canal will be 20 miles in length, oil
winch Only about 80 miles now aie complete.
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DO LIE U.
APPOINTMENTS ~ NE PRESIDENT.

Gen re n. Porter. al Peunsylvsn,a. IN he
Cover ~ oi the Mlchig an Territory m place
II Lrwls tsss. resigned.
LaeW Lyon, of Michigan, 10 be commi,
sionrr on he part Of The UnIied states for as
cer'a'ning the Northern boundary line oil the
state OF illinois.
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From" Ea6er on the PfOphecit,.'

4" The 100 years spoken of by the Prophet
Danie will expire IA The year of our Lord
1866. All the close Of the year 1866 will com
mence the restoration OF tue Jews, mud II is pro-
UaOle II wi not he completely elected All a pc
rod ol3J additional years shall have passed !,
then as Will intervene ; winch added To The 81
Just manlloned gives 10 years from the ear OF
our Lord 1866 10 tue commence ent OF the
mlllenlum.'
Now, as he 1860 years will expire in 1866,
from win ch suit act 1881, the present year,
leaves 80 yeas, the balance OF that period, 10
which add 10 years which the Prophet Daniel
teaches US will intervene between the loo
wears 81 the commencement vi the nillcnium, /
makes altogether II0 yearsirom the Pfasent ume
10 thai happy period. Fab'r thinks It h'shly
probable lnat The 80 years FIRST spoken OF will
he occupied IN The restoration OF Judah, (Which
i, 10 precede the restoration Of all lsrae and
thlns. The 40 years wbIcl remain oil the SAID
70 years AS above stated, wil be employed Ia
lie full restoration OF all Israel, after which the
millennium begins, being about no years iIom
tuls present year vi our 10 u 1851.
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TREASURER z

The LynchGurS Colonization SocitiV, ~ ac.
count Wut Eiyuh Fletcher, Irea4uier.
1880. CIR.
Aug. y. BY BALANCE due on settlement S34 90
Aug. l.. Collection A. Anniversary III %
Donation rom W. Da"iel, Jr. Q W
Donation from Mrs. Elizabeth
Scott, OF Bedford, by Rev. Mr.,
Bur"ell, 10 90
Rev Charles II. Page, collection in
hts congregation. % 90
Donation from \. Mcdaniel 90
Donation from Medad l., man o %
Received from iortv nine subscTi-
be,s 40 90
Proceeds of the sale of one barrel
OF / lour, presented by MIS- Ga
brlella >. Page, OF Am0erst, ! 100
$l4I 50
1890 DIR.
Oct. 2. TO cash paid Rev. l.. Cannuu,
az per IeceIpt, 10
Transmitted 10 d. |. Burr, E,q, - 90
J. Ne@hall. expenses Of trp 10 Salem IL 10
Load ot wUOd Tor emigranIs, vale
Billy Smith (bontman) 10 CO
1ompkIns d Ncwhafl 10 %
Chatles Lacy (cartmOn) %
a. VI WaddIll, Tor transportation Of
emlgrants, 40 90
Smith Johnson. balance for carrying
emlgTauts to Richmond, 500
Balance due, rs por contra BOT ii
Slid ~
There is still due to David /. Burr, Esq. OF
Richmond, So 25, balance for expenses pad
by bun, Tor transporting emlgrants TO Norfolk,
leaving a balance inappropriate OF 81 SO.
l.. FLETCHER, Treasurer.
The undersigned, a COMMITTEE appointed
hy tue Board. nave examined HE foregoing
account and lind It correct.
JOHN VICTOR,
NM :, REID
1ugast / !, 1881.
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INTERNAL IslrnUyEMENr-Ny. 4.

W.
lhe hunts winch | have prescribed 10 The
communication Will not permit ne 10 ck.end
NY euqhifies lutb the mmutH e ol The ptCunlHry
OPERATIONS OF European wutks OF improvement
nor nave At hand, NJ we're disposed, the mn
ieii"ls 10 do 50 with nrilhmetlcal accuracy.
mus therefore,, Content myself with the CuIso.
y view taken IA my last No, and pass rom
Lntope 10 our sister States, whose enr,Tpilzr
ihh public spIrit have prompted them - pro-
Jeci aud execute works OF Internal improve
ment surprising III utlny and magnitude the
most sankuine ant CIpalIons, with "A view 10
test The correctness OF the position which
have advanced. ! viii commence with NeA
York, winch has executed, mus far, the most
rEte"sVr works Of internal Improvement IN Ihc
ahiHh. When that celebrated slaiesmHn and
paitr"l, DE Nnt Clinton, whose memory aud
9tnehtcnt pablo ~seTylcrs should he Inscribed
On Tue heart oi every cluz II. hisl proposed Tue
{ instruction ot tue Erie AID Cnampln'n canal.
WITH IA Vie" 10 connect ,he waters ot Lnke Eblc
Win lho navigable waters ol the Hudson, hnd
iheiGuy concentrate all the commerce. oil The
Lakes and western New York IA heI own At
lantic towns, The scheme was denounced by the
great lofuon OF the people Of The State as
ohinerIcal and visionary. aud greatly beyond
ihulI resources. Even Mr.. Jefeison declared
that the attempt WIS nj least one hundred years
Too soon. Notwithstanding. however, their
opposition, Bnd lue constant aud unrem,lted 1T
nunCiatIons OF HE scheme aud ITS udvuCatns.
they PETS veTed uBul II was completed, hn1
tvs great and magnificent work perfected, aud
IA line OF lnleT-COmmunlcatOn IhIough the olaie,
from Albany to ButinlJ, oil 800 miles length
opened. In addition 10 tins wOra, several 9th
er connecting IInes ore opened, 50 as 10 alfoId
10 Now io,k facilities vi commercial internal
intercourse uuequalled IN any OF the States.
he result Of course changed Mr.. J lierson's
OPINION, vino then sad II tOdS one huitdred years
100 late. these additional works are lb1 Oswe-
e., The Cas- uga aud Seneca, aud tho Chemtng
Canals. The report OF III ComplroIler, OF tue
expenditures, inclusive oil the } ear 1880, shews
the io,al expenditure on he wOIks, aud Tor / =
pdIIs, aud Olbcr eApeuses, Throughout Their
whole progress, h have been SIU,OJo,1l4 45,
and Tor repalTs ol IA, sob 81.
The Ere ANA Cha,npiuIn Canal WIS hnished
IN 1929. aud The coils produced at The end oi
the hrst year amounted 10 the enormous sum
OF S77l 1SDi the 1r"r ending in 1928. $3.50
Al to 1917 3i9b,OJ7, aud 1880, d ,u2y, 932
Ia 1850, tbs wnol. amount OF Tolls on all the
works, was D BOD ,y53-lne increase Tor the
year 1880 On The E,Ie aud CbamplsIn C3nal
Vas 32345bIo
Osweg 2,ool 10
Coy uga and Seneca, 3,&oS 3S-S24O, 1874 a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

In the House of Lords, July 4, the Duke Of
Wetingion asked whether the coronation OF
the K,ng of England was contenplat d. Earl
UREY replied he had received no
on the subject. He admitted rs Importance
hut though tue present tunes " ould uut admit u
the expense, aud particularly as no injury
could resuI, from ths postponeutent OF Tue Ger
etnopy,