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Completion of he Ohio Canal.-We congratulate the friends of internal im- provcment, both in and out of the State, upon the completion of the Ohio canal, from Lake Erie 10 the Ohio ri- Yer at Portsmouth, with the exception of one lock on the right margin of the Scioto river near that place, intended only to be used when the Ohio river is at is lowest stage of water, and which will not materially affect the navigation If the canal; and tllat this joyful event is 10 be celebrated at Portsmouth, on Friday the l2th inst.

 The completion of this canal. by the almost unaieied exertions of this state, within the short period of seven years, presents one of the most astonishing moral spectacles which has eyer occur red in the civil history of this, or any other country. Without .asts ;.ccumulat- d revenue, and without any other re- sources but the soundness of the public credit, this young and enterprising state has consummated a great public work. in the 29th year of her political exis- tence, which, for its magnitude and public utility, would do honor 10 the oldest and most powerful empire in Flu rope, The lasting and substantial be- nefi!s of which, will be felt through all time to come, by every member of our l Federal Union, IS well as by the foreign bordering states which lie North and 1 South of us.

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