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rate of tolls they might exact, and required after a certain period to give up the work to the public. But while it has

seemed right to advert to these different expedients, it is

impossible

to form any positive opinion

in this Country how far they

would answer

in the particular

circumstances of the

case..

We

I can therefore only report in general terms, that we presume that any discretion which it

may be thought right to convey

on the subject

to the Governor

of the proposed works, will be

strictly dependent upon either the

existence

of a sufficient amount

220

F

of available public funds for their

execution

or at

any

rate

$72

means of making the undertakings

defray their own cost

We have the honor to be

Liv.

Your most obedient

humble servants,

This Ellist

John Zeuge der auffäre

(Alexander Word)

Bration

re bibow

to the Indee