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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: mended, and the more so because the journey is alone prolonged by the business which may occur at both the other drostdies, the Commission being obliged, if not to touch there, at least to pass them. As to the time when the Commission should leave town, as well as the route which they should take, the undersigned are of opinion, if they may be allowed to judge from their own experience, that the month of October is the best adapted for that purpose, and that the route taken by them is the most preferable, especially the road from the Coup to Graaff lieinet, which from the better supply of water, both for man and beast, and also that part being more inhabited, weighs considerably against the greater shortness of the road through the Carro. The undersigned cannot in justice conclude this report without saying that they feel it their duty to express in the warmest manner their most sincere acknowledgements to the different magistrates as well as to the military and burghers, indeed in one word to all individuals, for the assistance, attention, and readiness which they experienced from every one of them in the course of their journey. Submitting the views contained in the above report to Your Excellency's superior judgment, the undersigned have the honor to be etc. The Commissioners of the Circuit for the year 1813. (Signed) D. F. Berrange, D. J. van Evneveld. By order of the Commissioners aforesaid. (Signed) H. Cloete, L. Son, Secretary. [Original.] Letter from Sir John Cradock to Lord Bathurst. GOVKRNMENT HOUSE, CAPE April 30th 1814. My LORD, ? I have the honor to transmit to your Lordship the Eeport which I only received yesterday from the Judges of the Commission of Circuit for the year 1813. The report of the preceding year, which so much a...