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Cincinnati, statement Of the sources whence mon
ey was lately obtained for prosecuting the noble
work Of the Ohio Canal. The language OF the
Ohio article is-''A part of the loan is said to be on
account of citizens of PMadel rha. " Now. the true
eIpoSe OF the division would be this:-ln New York.
there was subscribed. by William w. WooIsey, the
sum Sevo,atu thousand dollars and in Philadelphia.
all the residue. amounting to eight Hundred and
thirty thousand dollars. Millions could have been OBJ
tanned here. if they had been wanted. This infor-
nation is derived from one Of the Ohio Canal Com
missioners. As very little noise is made about the
pecuniary resources, and the manifold, extensive i'm
proyements of Philadelphia it is probable that they
are not duly appreciated at distance. he solid
capital bene6cially employed here, in Ph,ladelphial
for internal enlargement and productiveness, tarex-
ceeds in sum and effect what presume it is else
where supposed to be. We might note; likewise,
the extraordinary general well-beng and order OF
this community, the rapid progress Of the Arts both
Fine and Mechanical, and the diuslve activity and
success in scientific, literary. and professional pur-
suits-all greater apprehend, than with the same
aggregate of population in any part OF the unlon.


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