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the rough doe, not pred %nss Ever The pie Of Eng
apnioa IS aussion.d Those Who think as.n
nifty eonpsrsv.y cheap rate The p,dei Of
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are not ought to BE- ssod she IL Of the dest and
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IN way tbs: few sailing vessels can equal; At any
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light wnd loaded than 0'f not Ss s..Ss &
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he well adapted for cruise the Mediterranean West
The dining cabin Of the QDhahy.e will IL or
able The panels DOORS piiasters, and cornees
enameled and polished white relieved by gded carved work.
There iour orna nsnted for books charts &c
with sofa n front ofesch covered with rich stuff Of erin
correspond There sideboard ofsx feet EACH with
Egyptian marble tops and two mirrors Of the length,
tegeiher with handsome crate, for burning wood coal
The cwse, st,e room and the pantry tverv com
the dining saooa frcn tbs apartment adjoining
which for ladies' furnished with cashions and curtains
ofrch SILK In the ssntismans apartment there four
capitals IN the n the columns white i lined
end trimmed with blue ed and be
drawn aside at the pleasure OF The occupant Toe beds when
not concealed from vie BY flames Of fu,ed
out o. the way The carpets for Of Ordinary sort
but those for The harber smooth water Wilton
best quality and be taken up laid down in ten mir
nutes There beds for ten our in the ladies' four In
seven high and the light dry and airy and Be
assy and thoroughly ventilated There bath and wash
IN: ia very completely fitted with snshors
boat rsged with yards top hsnper. Her
fore and aft sails (escl1ve OF rpgta tails, and Ib
topsa the foot her light weather
main Is 20 tn head % feet on the foot, and
boom and ordinary requires tending When bfre
the wind she sets square sail Of forty 1--we feet head and
sxty feet hoist She requires bat few hnde to work her.
When the for esa slowed (which ueu. doos when not
tend nymgjb sheets. ali that required deck
The about her. from TO serp thought
bs s,od specimen Of he Ansrs ship earpen.efs andshp
A. she large fsv The naviscs Of cur bsys
spd rvsn where there quite way eaouh for my tss
.o' .s{ dD''' Of hs S {, viE e smaller
Niwdhw1 Ns.n Barclay sssss'. hsv YssA.
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SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATS, Wed
nesday. Feb. %, 1S42-Ne. 80 Daniel Dobbins.
plaintiff in error, VS.. the Commissioners Of Erie
county. This cause submitted ON a printed
argument BY Mr. Psnrose for the defendant in err
ror. No. AZ. }. Carpenter, plaintiff in error, vs.
the Providence Washington Insurance Company
The argument OF this cause was continued by
Messrs. Greene aud Sergeant fsr the defendant q.
error.
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passage sPs Ply. to h Ss CAPTAIN board
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CLoslD.-The fremont Theatre in Boston. Il =
to be turned into church.-N Y Herald
It's no such thing, Mr.. Herald All stories with
regard to this favorite place Of amusement being
~ denied The Post declares that II lie not to be-
come livery stable, and we unhes'aiingIy believe
that IT will never be turned into Kirk Allow ay~
boston Democrat
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Instruction. including stationary snd elegant copy Of the
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Cottsr Al Gothic Hall. Mr. Parker ao7 Bowery; MI
ssmaao', SO Broadway, Of any Of the Committee
o;oy 2, EmUN!OM Gel EBKATION-ykAIION
ANS Mo M viii b
At ne Broadway Tabernacle on Monday Evening" February
S SasS,. r.aMJsms' / 1, H%jsr s,i.s.s
ss :s s% nd .ss s II:
l-youutay on the Organ BY Prof, Aper.
s-SrsSna ds SVer,S Urs. BY tn. Orchestra
s-sSS y NJ Mr. i Bel; pilgrim Father"
s-SIsas Poem, s. wn. su..op.r O.
,s -Adl;s::b x lance IS: Bingham. PIG.
Jsrs:.is@:" Trumpet O0lissto BY Mr.. Woiter.
Sce: At o'clock. ceremonies to a, half
oi The order requested to appear rsg.i.
We; Y, GsS, " rs,
81; Smith, cor Amos and Vest Nors as Hudson ct; Tics
sl Essyyss s ~ so.g
corner Bowery Bond Newmsn. ass Bowery; Peek III
sris:i FsSs
IN as sa New. ss" IT, hSsys Hnss S,
Pos aa1 Greenwich st Sshuberts a72 Division st. stooEsy
ssa sns
Patterson corner fsrsR Chairman
PETER r.. GiLsEsr. Secretary. fasN'
SUPERIOR BEEF-UNION ,MARKET, No. Is.-Tns
- subscribr ever anxious to please his customers aud
tusdsy NEXT 20 February At 6 Stall No 10 Union Market
with the tines Said steers were fatted By Nehemiah
Brown Esq Of the of Rye and said BY judges su
perior to any offered this season.
Friday O'clock when they will b. taken market and
'''' - '-'-'''' ~ ' HENRY CORNELL
f2Q St. No. 10 Union Markt.
" Drafs Accepances Certificates Of Deposte &c Through
Mess Harnden 20. from N T. to Albany upon any Of
the following places and guarantee returns TO the oy sf
New Yorh. y JySm ar to eight Days.
syracuse, Rochester,
Auburn, BATAVIA.
A'n'' 0'''0s' in'"'' r NERO s'e c6.
3 Wall street. New York,
n Corner State and Marfet sts, Albany.
Dr. REWARD-Stolen from No 50 Seventh Thurs.
YIO day last black leather bound Truns with brass
taste spring lock- &c marked each end in white
scSS ar .s.s ss and
the outside The shove reward will Be
who will deliver the No 20 Cedar IS
for the parcel Of letters alone and questions asked
N OPPORTUNITY now odsrs any one that wIsnes
to enter inte buIness in the Re dy ade Linen
ens Quitting lIue the proprstor retiring offer. his old
capital sf nom doliars will find this an opportunity
that seldom cfe The above has been established Tor many
the city. Fer particulars address W.. w. Lower
Post Once with al and address, thcr ,mmun
cation will be attended to- feb 1857
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LOUISIANA AND ND NEW Y! YORK line OF PACKET
rs Re & IL

yos Is: better 5,.psr l1 81! az, 70
ssatch ship from ts port the ls 5th 10TH 18TH 2ot1
"A ash month"; commencing The 10Th OesoDsr ano
ontinuing May, when regular days will Be os
s remsnde the whereby great delays a1a d'iss
Eiowins ships will commence this NJ, angem.nt'-
6hip YAZOO, Capt. Cornell, ION Oct is4l
Shin OCONEE. Capt Jackson, 18th Oct:
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Capt. Hilhard 10th OCT.
Gi,n IOJUSVf[.LE, Capt. Hunt 18th Oct
6hip SHAKSPEARE, Capt. Miner, Is Novem0ef'
Mn (3ASTON, Capt. Latham, 5th NOV,
! FIJI HUNTSVILLE Capt. Mumford, ioh NOV.
ahinn (JCMUI.GEE, Capt Leavltt, 18th NOV
ain Ma SiVlLLE, Capt. Dickinson, 9oth NOV.
Ship MEMPHIS Capt Knight, 25th Nov.
~ ga Capt Milford. list December
H. were al built in the city Of New York, express
n for packets light draft Of rater have recently been
r eneers uneqed for GO nloyt They are s
general They will at all times be towed up and
Gown The Mississippi By steamboats, ,.,,
Neither the captains chips will be response
s iewery bullion precious silver, orpased ware
r nv letters package, sent by put board
em unless regular bills adng taken for the sams ana
che value thereon ~y--ssse:
e. r COLLINS l. CO. Sc South a.,
JAMES Z. WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Oeaus who forward all goods to his address
warranted to sail punctuefy al adj
and will be taken to have e good correct
-xxx- M LIN
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latest FROM HAvANA.-On the 10th instant
Mdlre Fanny Ellsler, was announced to play in the
principal theatre, for eight nights The price Of
box tickets was fixed at g.
private correspondence which We have see,.
mentions the following information" With regard
to the dehnitivs arrangements for the arrival 81
departure OF the Southampton steamer, nothin1r
has yet been decided upon, althous oh lon~ nsnsRs
let on the subject has been Published. Z is ,nia
that Havana is not to be the general rendsr yors
put that Nassau will be sele ctsd for that purpose
What certain is, that the frequent arrival Of Ena
lish steamers Mt our port 10 regarded with ;e.is
eye. = -
During the month of January, the following vse-
sells enter the port Of Havana, viz, ono husdrs1
and three in all, Of which ferty-sx Spanish
two American, eleven Eaelish, two DANISH, ana I've
HAMBURG. -
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Superior Court.
Before Ind Oe Oakl.v

FEB Ioth.-John j. Hart rs James G.. Bold,c;, =.
The defendant in August, 1885, had an under ella
madeto property owned BY him adjoining 81 Pike
from the party wall, except near the front. vhsrs
they approached to within eighteen inches. In
coming down next morning il was found that ~.
front wall OF hfty-one had cracked during The
compensation, the damages laid at 81, 600
1t was shown that the bricks of the wall had ham
laid on the ground without a stone found. Alton
nue care had been taken in making the cellar, ana
For plaintiff. Mr.. Anthon and Mr.. Van Co,t-Mr
F. B. Cutting for defendant
~ IN the report ofthe Superior Court, before Judre
1raimage, ia yesterdays Herald. the name Of Johs
I. Hildreth, of Brooklyn.
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DE. CARPENTER ecntiscss 2 Be eossulssd {. usual, II
senpl csted, neglected diseases which have Sssi lie
kill those Incompetent lees sSpsvesssd IN csoes
s:y. e' Doctor cxEffNFkf. ''P = S ~
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COOP NEWS roa TExAs.-We have had o>Iv n
Few moments conversation with Mr.. Franklin
Combs, late prisoner in Mexico, and learned fro.
him the following particulars. which curred ju,t
before ne lett the port Of Vera Cruz in the Bri sh
:tea nship solway. A multitude ofladies and rem
tieman In gala dresses were ON board the SolCav
admiring the vessel, when war vessel vs. a.,
cried In the distance with American co.
iors floating in the breeze. 1t was considsred
strange however, that the gallant craft did not an
though within cannon shot of the fort. VERY socn
a rich Mexican merchantmen, the Prieosia. put to
sea bound for TamPico or some other port-vhs.
struck, and the Single Star Of Texas I'D over
ner deck-a gun and then another and another Vas
nreo' the Mexican all the while attempting to e.
cspe-ihe multitude exclaimed, the Texsns-ths
Texans, and fed in oil directions. The canno, of
Sen Juan De Clloa was run out to the embrssures
Of the Tort, and great noise made, but the Mexcsn
style BY the stranger ship Quere-Was thai Cor
Moere s-Nec Orleans Bulletin, Fsb Is.
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CoUNTkY Pn0fEkTY.-For sale On reasonable terms,
wn e s.ehaofsd for city property two story
sEe work shop and barn, with Of land
road I'd. ssgst- Apply 20 w6SbwAkP < cOSNER.
lzs ~ 2ol 0reenwch. cor vesey cts.
QST-rsm tt Cnam strsst, en- The 94lh sSt. White
Havana Poodle De- yellow spnt each ear ana on hs
literally rewarded sy leaving At hs above place. or II this
once. efs
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PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Feb as issa-rne performances will
, ,,, WHAT WIZ fi" fhE s % w? FAX
S:as s %;yS NJ: S sSs.s
Amer Il. eo%sas"sons 9TH. Last Word. d l MaSmon
I'll s1sf.s Is IL
cs,Ts. i King Ens'nd n
Lady Clara, Miss Cushman
Adm ssion-Bo,e. 81 Pit so cents Gallery IS e.rt.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS +: .5 RaS Nj viii com
u,,,A THE 4Ss%S! GLEN Tho.
Marian. Mrs Herbert
VIII "a. !fj;is RI,
The Af Skf Tslss
SAr 81 sA xsD 81 rA III $50
JACK t. ss gaEfrx xissfD
Jack Sheppard, Mr.. ThOlns JOnah wiid n: Johnson
s::s Il e. G.. a. i r. "
alTCHELL's ULH Mi.lU IEaAANftA.
THIS EVENING, February 70 The performance viii com
M.nss;, a.. NJ Edwin s'ls.a' NJ. ME- n. Graham
sAT II + 'si's, ssk IL
Timothy r:s.-s!i. a;,ss.ii Pete: s E:.:s Hene..t.
Mrs ta's"e Amer which Mrs linn"
For the twelfth me original Musical Burlesqus
RICHARD NO ILL.,
Richard Sally Ann, a''sAsl-Aiss;s kN sss;-. S'A'a'
APLEAsANT NEIGHBOR.
Sir Gee Howsrs. Mr. Horton Christopher strap Graham
circle seesn.s Upper bors. = e.ass P
Door at half pa,t six Curtain rises at ssvss
AmERICAN MUSEUM,
Corner Broad,cay and Ann street.
ST AFkGToSs
the esy Ns
real water will remain here short period sneer The fol
lowing eminent performers have been engaged
expense -Mrs Hardwck, the ceeb!atd vocalist from the
Melodist, only two half cid; Mr. Delarue the
snSs ssd
LIBERATED tontorOns MI Il g. Booth the best comic sna.
in Amercs Ia Petite Cero universally acknowledged
the NEST graceful dancer age
Glass Blowing Grand Cos%orsma changed every Mopdss.
Day visters admitte the evening free Half million
ocuriostss collected 10 this Establishment, filing Eve
spse,,o1: halls sseh Zoe feet IN length. -
cents; children under 10. half Price. fy2lw
7'HE NEW YORK HARMONlSTs neg announce their
third Concert At the Society Library Broadway.
Friday Evenings FEB 2sh, s!s on which sccscion they will
f.. Il Dube charm
words BY Boz arranged BY c. Z. Ho Mr. C. E. Horn has
kindly consented preM le at the piano forte.
and Al the door on the evening Of psroi msoee Full psrtcu
lar: IN small blls Concert will commence at eight
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them. As has been already said, they were not
there Voluntarily; no human being belonging to
the vessel within Brush territory OF his own
accord, except the mutineers. There being no i'm
portatiop, nor intent Of Importation, what right
lad the British authorities 10 inquire into the car
60 of the vessel, or the condition Of persons on
board These persons might be slaves for life /;
they nigh. be slaves for q term Of years, under a
system Of apprenticeship; they might be bound to
service by their own voluntary act; they might be
in confinement for crimes committed; they might
be prisoners OF war; or they mightbe free How
could the British authorities look into and decide
power according to the principles Of national in
tercourse, had they 10 inquire at all II, indeed.
without unfrendly interference, and notwitkstand-
ing the uflment OF all their duties of comfy and
assistance BY these authorities, the master Of the
vessel could not retain the persons, nor prevent
their escape, then il would be different question
altogether, whether resort could be had to British
tribunals, or the power Of the Cove rnment in any
OF its branches to compel their apprehe nsion and
restoration. No one complains that English law
shall decide the condition Of all persons actually
incorporated with British population, unless there
be treaty stipulation making other provision for
special cases. But in the case Of the 'Creole, the
eolored pers ms were still on board an American
y. s.t sssn Ps,
string still to resume Il, and calling upon he Con,
sui Of his Governmsnt resident At the place and
upon the local authorities 10 enable him 80 TO 40,
BY freeing him from the imprisonment to winch
mutiny and murder had subjected him, and fur
nishing hin with such necessary AID and assistance
as are usual in ordinary cases Of dmassss a. sea
These persons, then, cansot be reEaraed A. being
mixed with the British people, or ~ having changed
their character at all, either in regard TO country
or personal condition. Il ives no more than Jest
to consider The vessel still her voyage and en-
titled 10 he sueccr due to other eases Of Distress
whether arising from accident or ostrase- And
that no other view sfths subject can be uus s svi
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COMPLEMENTARY BAL

COMFLIMENTAKY BALL.
THE Pupils Of Mr. Parker DESTROYS Of expsessnx their
estimation Of him n public manner respectfully beg
they Intend to honor him with Complimentary Bali to DC
hsldst Gothic (a,s Mssonic) Hall Friday evening 2sh
Committee Of Young Gentlemen Mr. walaceI celebrated
Coton Band xs been snsEsd for the "eca:isa Ticket.
Cotter at Gothic Hail. Mr. Parker 20! Bnwery; Mr.. A. A.
- " - " - faa sts
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~Q1ISf - MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY. and Inter
Ek ID mediate Places. far the ice permits
with saiety--The Steamboat TEL EGRAPH
will the foot Of Courandt this Saturday Alter
noon, Feb 2sth at o'clock.
The sleamboat tica will leave for Albany, Sunday
evening, at O'Clock.
For passage or freight, apply on board, or to
faslt at the oicc on the What
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08

Canal Land Saies-The Wabash Undiana, Cou.
rier says Is understood that the iale OF the Wa
bash ard Erie Canal lands in Indiana. az advertise
by the Commissioner, comm-Lced at Peru. on
Monday, the 80 inst, ard that the sale w.s brisk.
The pIe.enptoners, or those settled on trae. Ac
vertised, were not BID sgairst by new purchasers.
but permitted to purchase al ths appraised v,u..
MaLy OF the tracts. where there was no improve
ment, weni considerably over the appraised prize.
and some at nearly double. Ey the sfiernoon az
the h, the sales amounted to something Tx. one
HUNDRED thousand dollars, and were still going an
brskly. Thee signs ought TO give character to the
canal scrip nov in circulation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
COLLINS MlsCELLANIEs-


lust published; Msesllanies by 5 Collns, MD. vol
~ l2co. PIP SS. ~
The modest covering. the simple and unosisni,,ious
preface OF these miseeanes give indie VI Inc h
nien al least which Is spTea1 pages save on HE
prncIe that tue genius Is modest aud retiring The
slye Is easy comprehensiye, and inetrucge and tha
matter xt-iits tariiisr Is udered douly fn,eres by
TIE Classic genius whiSh tho Eihor has called from ts
Iie mines Of literature and history snd in The pure
gold OF his workmanship" Saturday Courier.
These cssays,Tevtews &C cicgintly A. cnlsiely writ
ten aud bear witness thar the au;hoIs minds highly ni
vaed aud guided 10y taste The lea ting essay ON
INC career and sencs Charles Dickens IS one OF The
best VIC have real on the subject Oilers a. American
IueIaurc Charles Lamb, &c. will Command attention by
ming Pest. - &c
The author proves himself well vcrsed in Eslsh let
ersi discreet critic. and earnest friend OF h toned
morality. Among these Nisceanies We tnay InenfIon
pnucuiariy pleaSan; sketches OF Dickens Lamb &c
North American.
NJ Y Htrai9
we havp read scyera! OF thass ESSAYS TN great
sure, VIC perceive va ticul chaste STYLE good iase and
consi ieIaole vgor Of thought IN ON. Adr'
"Df CoiDds Is writer OF much force. tas and elo
qutnee andthe volume Dies honor his head anI heart
as well as TO American Literature, the tone i. ofy h.
use Is ard me style Is mcroTious In ordinary
degree - PHILADELPHIA IHsnrey.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
FUTURE DAYS,
M WILLIAMS a HAxAI-I.

SUGAR, COFFEE, MoLASsEs. g..
On wednesday, the 9th instant at h,,fn,s, m -,
Nh DE sold In trent OF our Auction sta,s ~ eoek
ment Of Groceries, viz '-Ige assort
~ hhds Sugars, Part superlor
. DO - Groin 20
- bags Lsguira Coffee
IS do scented Rio 90
10 do Old Java 10
- do 81 Domingo do
% % nhds prime retailing P II Molasses
:. - peiees and bbls DO do
~ tois Orleans do
So. ~ easks c shea Cheese
- Kegs do Batter
II boxes Sperm Candies
II bbls Tanners on
h hsii E D,,.., woslsey,s refined Sugar
y GO York Whskey
hlids ole Hatno.e do
do prime Bacon siles
On 10 Shoulders
8 10 Hams Bacon
., hbls Apples In fno order
- kegs extra No White Lad
. do Black 10
pipe Holland Gin
10 Madeira Wine
10 ebls Vinegar
u do Rock Spring Gin
- 10 do Apple Brandy
go Havana Cgars
AMI sy jo-rerms cash under 100: and f., In
nv "-onihs credit, for approved paper ''' '
wa IL. Auets.
ADDITIONAL.
Immediately amer tie above ale ne win Ill 1, r. -
ne,sfe W9mble Deane's Store the foIlosins st,iss "
No 6bis pure Ctirr vineEar -s -'"eies'
% do old lsle OF Wight Brandy
~ 90 Mercer Potatoes
S s.o lbs ss, Cotton Yarn Nei 10 IL Noun, Holly
o. seine Ixioe Nos u, 10 and -
=, Kegs BALTIMORE Lard, No
5 hhds Hams Bacon
10 do do ssh9glds,' DO Part very handsOms.
~ Wa II, Anets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
IRGINIA, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1879
MISCELLANEOUS.

GsoL eieiL suRvEr or vkRMosr. GovernO,
Fame, IN his recent Message. thus calls the attention
OF the Safe Legislature to the .xpedisney Of a
Geological survey OF Vermont:
"ln connection with our internal ptospe,i,v I
would again call your attention to the subject Of !,
seo'oseaI survey OF the Safe. The discovery Of
mnersi ~ei'th would more certainly hasten the e,.
taolishment OF railroads than any o,hsr cause tn
THIS cause, indeed, they owe their invention. b.
rs pfneipllly on account Of the direct benz fl
"heh Sgrcuiture vooid derive from such a sur
.vey, inst am soicI'ous TO see II undertaken
"hile the ssficuturalis.s OF other countries are
,hhhs themselves, to so much advantage, Of the
hshs OF science let not be said that the farmtrs
oil vermont are falling behind the age in a,ricutu
'ai Improvements Similar surveys have already
oeen made, or are now IN PROCESS in mos, of ,hs
ss'er STATES, and IN no Instance have thew filled 10
oe attended by result, Of high IMPORTANCE and val.
re. They hove not only determined the locality a,
suspected ores and other minerals, but have of.o
au OPEN ieh mines oil metallic derosites ia regions
where their existence had never before been inn
gined. wei una
lac nauo- territorial exten. OF our State ard n -.
rssoy sccess biiy OF its whoa SUFFICE. ,,nd,, n,
tnotoUgh ex animation task which NAV b. accom-
plstel within moderate limits 10 9TH Of time ard ~
peose; ana have no doubt our people would ,beer,
.u"y Dear the light addition 10 their burdsns ,,is
s rom me ADOPTION OF a measure, which promise.
not oniy SUBSTANTIAL pecuniiry aud social b.,,6,.
Oy q development Of our internal resources Inn, =
important contribution 10 Natural seiencs and ~
'ho,e great agricultural and manufacturing ine,e,,,
winch IT IS among the chief duties Of an emil. b,.ned
community 10 lester. would suggest. in ri, eo,.
nehion, That sum moro than sufficient 10 nse, M,
eApe"ss 81 such survey, is now due 10 III. Safe
from the Genera. Government. srisin, f,oo, a..
4ih, 1912 ~ Sp'e'H'e'