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of the Treasury
I am happy to
e Sil. Bonham's
favorable report of 471. Revacker, but before
Ican hold out
•
expectation of appointing that gentleman to the
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which may
be occasioned by Mr
Comelati's retirement
I should wish to learn
from you whether the requirements of the Colonial Treasuryje. it indispensable that
nder
the
the Chief Clerkship
should be contined.
I have
reason to believe that the duties discharged
by the Colonial Treasurer
Arc
very light in
mount, and do not
fully recup his time, and
his Establishment.
consists of three decks,
Jentertain the
impression that encka. staff commot be regerite,
and inclinic to the
t
a.
open that the present would be
faverable