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the estate of
J. Stuart Fleming
THE
Dedication
motion of such an object ; and to have laid down and brought into operation principles of management, for the settlement of large tracts of wilderness country, the soundness and liberality of which, as connected with prosperity, have been amply proved by experience,— are public services deserving a praise, that well may be put in honourable competition with an extended literary fame.
That your known talents for business and public undertakings, may yet be attended with some measure of reward to yourself, is the earnest wish of Dear Sir,
Yours most sincerely,
Part II. — Upper Canada Travelling to the Canadas
Part I. — The St. Lawrence •
Part II. — By Xew' York, Albany, &c. Part III. — Exj)eiises, Distances, &c.
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CTcneral Considerations for Colonists, &c.
Commissioner’s Rej ort
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You’ve reached the end of The Canadas, as they at present commend themselves to the enterprize of emigrants, colonists, and capitalists : comprehending a variety of topographical reports concerning the quality of the land, etc., in different districts; and the fullest general information.
