The Morris Canal.
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There was notice few days ago, of the pro-
posed publication in regard TO the Morris Canal
We now give it, and when our readers have perus
ed it, they will find that the following premises are
established by this reports =


First That the English agent considered The Canal
worth three fnillions dollars (S3 ,0eo 000.)


Second, That local work irrespective Of the trade
Of other States would yield from probable sources of
traffic ntrinsically belonging the Canal capable
OF yielding revenue Of from two hundred thousand dol
lars i0o 000) TO three hundred thousand dollars $aOO
0e0) yeorly.


Third That the supply Of water is supersbundant from
Hopat ong Lake estimated to be equal 46 CO 600 Of
cubic yaIds Of water-when full