Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12

render the sysiem impracncahle. n we would
approach this subject the prpper spirit add divest
of all party considerations sn look slnne 10 the
wishes Of DOR constituents and the good of the pabc
believe IL might be settled in satisfactory
10 n'ne ienhs az the people. The whole subject is
"ne al exciting interest the public. and I submt
IL IN your careful consideration.
The seven per cent loan Of one and half million /
of dollars. su,hosixed by on oct Of the General
Assembly, OF last ssssion for The payment of the |
on 'e'ms making il par i'm Ohio. SIX hundred
'h"usad doliars on the thirteenth Of May last. and
nine hundred thousand dolian on the fourteenth Of
September.
The debt o two hundred and fifty rhausand lollars
due 10 the Franklin Bank of Columbus, was settled
ny payment Ia ssos k NJ the and psicss
OF sales the city OF New York, on the rst day Of
May. ssreeabiy ts The term. ofthe c.siract existing
between the fsrs,cr fund commissioners and that
institution. b. Modification Of the coniract with
tho Baak "i Chico,hr. the psymen, ofiwo hundred
and eighty thousand dollars. due that institution
WINS posiponed uns,i the FIRST day of November. nj
which date the debt was paid, in the city OF Ne,.
York. ice cash
The deb, Of ffieen thousand me hundred and
SIXTY three doilars. due The Bank Of Wooster was
paid IN stock. nj The and prizes of saes
| IN New York City. on the fifteenth dsy of Ausu.t
IN the payment of the domestic ere Iisors and n h
probable there will he deficiency of more than one
hundred thousand doarsic complete the redemption
Of outstanding checks
During the past summer. auihrized the Acting
Fund Commissioner 10 receive frum the r.uhlic
auh"r'ies AZ Washington city, the dividend arising
.r'm the sales Of the public lands. due This State
amounting In the OF six thusa nd nine hundred
ann sixty 1--WE dollars. which has heen received.
The following statement will show the c~ndition
OF the General Revenue. and the State Common
Schnol Fund:
The am1iunt received from TAXATION
| the PenIleniiary. and other s.,ur-
ces. during the year ending 18th
| November. ls43, 1853 900 90 3
Balance in the Treasury. November
Is. Is43. s4.3sI IS 8
sas.s7O IS l
Amount of ex pcndture
for the government.
during this year. Si59, 500 81
Transfer 10 canal fund 40.0S0 90
- 22s.5oo 81 o
ss.76s IS 1
| From fhis is 10 be deducted the taxes
paid during this year. belonging
10 Canal and School uuds. 1852 81 q
Balance. November Is. lS43 e95.OSs ~ 1
Safe Common School Fund
Amount Of fund received from inter-
es, on Surplus Revenue. taxes on
Banks. tax on Grand Levy, and
interests on School L .nds- sI9Ol32 a 9
Amount distributed 10 counlles 10000 90 @
Balance. November Is, ls43. 49I32 Al 2
Ths GLOWING statement will show the amount OF
revenue received on the Public Works af the Siass
and the amount expended for repairs, for this year
| and the amount of Canal Tax for lS49
Canal Fund
Amount OF Tolls IN the Ohio and Mi
ami Canals. for the year, ending
November Is. l643 S374.043 O5
! On the Miami Extension, 7.245 AZ
| On Wabash and Erie, 32473 So
On Hooking. 3949 90
On walhonding. 6i0 80
On Muskingum improvement 90 754 is
Turnpike dividends SOTO So
State Lois. 923 90
kaumec and Western Reserve
Road, ASA GO
47s,554 81
Expended for repairson
The Ohio Canal. sI20977 80
Miami and Miami Ex
Tension. 50.S47 39
Wabash and Erie, l0,I5O 80
Hooking, 2000 90
knskngum Improvement. 1914 IL
Walhonding. SAT SIS
~ 95.437 z6 o.
276.lI7 % 81
Add Canal Tax, 1912. 329 .226 AZ s
-
s6o7.A03 Sc s,
comparison oflast year shows al oss
on the Ohio Canal Of $50 55a az
On the oIheT public works,
there has been q gain.
On the Miami Extension, 50 202 40
Miami Canal. 2406 IS
Wabash and Eric, 81 ,594 -
Hooking, r35 40
WslhOnding. So IL
huskingum, 5O2a 40
Turnpike DIVIDENDS. 3.57s 80
Western Reserve and
maumee road, ASA So
1884 So
Loss on The Public Works. compared
with last year. e33. 40 SO
The Navigation OF the Ohio canal has been ans
tanned throughout The season without any serious
interruption The fall in the price sf wheat, soon
after harvest, induced farmers 10 withhold il from
market. Consequently. the businsss Of Transporting
produce has been much less Than was anticipated,
and the revenue from tolls seriously bot iemporsr-