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Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-03-29


Who vouchsafed to Ger
And 10 die for me.
! would stand beside T ec,
Near the lowly eros
Join thy lamen!aiion,
Freely share lhysoss;
Virgin of all virgins,
Turn not thou from ne:
Let me feel thy sorrow,
Let me weep with thee.
Sharer osHis passion,
BY His,.cross inspired,
OF His suffering mindful,
BE my spirit fired.
kndled thus in spirit,
Virgin! in the day
Of Judgment be thou with me.
MY succor and my stay,
b. His death redeemed,
His dear cross my guard,
May his grace and favor
be my sweet reward.
When this form shall perish,
With its bond Of clay,
May the Joy of heaven
To my soul be given
Through eternal day.
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-03-29

Bigotry is often most loudly condemn
ed by those who have the largest share
OF it.
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-03-29

The Boston Post publishes the fol.
lowing translation of the Stabat Mater.
which. il says, is almost literal Irop.
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-03-29

Don't believe a word Of It'd. Reg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18
Second Board.
$50 sh,s Harlem RR 81 Is $4,000 Ohio 6s 1860 BE- II
Com merclal stock ExchAnRe-Ia Wall #
State OF Trade.

further sales Of tea took place dsv with the fol-
lowing rssuserms notes at six otbs nav able in this
city, to be made satisfactory to selle' = ~ 49,
yson-ab chests AT CENTS los do All "A 10 ALL - d
80; 10 lSlb boxes 6O}; sos do SO. ' " s' '
Young Hysonlo half ches 90 cents: % do GAL. "a do
OH ledo co. 20 do 49, Is d. bo1 rs do ST. liz Do g. so
do -: 30 do sa 10 do 49, s aa7 do Ii3 1888 chests
Hyson Skn-36 he chests 40 cents. Al cbos,s o7l az
do n; 81 do a. ~ I'D "
e'"nPonoeI~' shalf chests Is cents.
!mPer,dl-lo half chests 80 cents
10 half chests S6A cents; 40 do 35 IS do SAT
~ An auc' sale Of wine and spirits resulted follows:
Ierms over 800 and under $780, months; $500,
<adeira--s pipes so 81 per gallon 30 hhds vintage
,ss7 1888 and ls4 so ST. 35 half pipes 52 "a Or casks
so so.
sAsry-o butts rs 70; Is hhds. Sal ST. 70 Or casks
Has6.
San Luearo hhds pale. SOC; % or. casks gold 90;
Al.
Port-47 Or casks PORT 40 o7c hhds q; hhds red
wine, ~; 81 doz. old Port, sat a Al per doz.
Champagne-sll baskets viz Dumotts SAL a Al: De
Nazzard sat; Mangun, Fils& Co $Ia; sasseure qts 81
aba, Sasseure, pts, $5t.
Jsmaies Ru-s puncheons 81 Al 81 IS; 10 doz cases
$53 per Dozen
Brandy-S half pipes Otard Dupuy Co. sl75 81 s7A
10 halt pipes A. Seignette, 81, 40 $l52A
Gins pipes Swan, 81 ,04.
Ssgars-l6o NJ segars viz Dos Amigos sl4A 2ot, Ha-
vana $751; La Bruzona, $ls3 Imperial, s23; Canones
$l4t 10; Regalia, $208; Tratucos $l6f 49,
Mahogony-b700 feet St Domingo mahogany, 10 a4A
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poyed f3l,oao 5g,f0 lo,N3 3ooJl
Those the values according to the census-since
then the quantities have increased 80 per cent making up
the decrease in value Now appears there near
1000 900 Of people, who have produced this year. say
$780, 5000 worth of wealth. which, at present rates
will not more than reimburse them for the outlay incr =
red in its production. The ability in debt du RIM
the past year the strength of growing crops . ,en
greatly curtaed because the traders who hav srerd
ed upon bank facilities for their of r rod;.
have been to very great degree depriv "a ~ ,hom
Hence economy has been forced upon tho agriculture,
producers These of people on hand At This
moment 600 worth of pr oduce valued at low
prices which are attracting sr .ce into circulation bv
the exportof the surplus and the relatively deprecated
'""'o' INC Pe0''u' "'' consequent upon their in
ore'eu aoun'a0e, <alue will be raised per cent in
"vno' 'auo el $4,000, 900, which will be applied
'" 'ne Pu'0nasoo the domestic manufactures of which
P'"' ' equal to 100000 900 is on hand-ths
p'ouu .l,545 persons who cannot increase their
of agricultural products in any material de-
g'es On the other hand the 100000 agricuturalists
"' increase their consumption Of manufacture to any
possible extent The limit is fixed only by their ability
to pay for that which they purchase That ability
be enhanced only by extending the foreign market for
surplus and the Of sound specie currency
at home The instant that prices raised by the
paper the ability to produce prices which will pro-
ftable to export destroyed and the revuson causes
return of the stsgnaon which has been experienced du
ring the past year.
sgave few days since table of the imports and ex
ports of the port of NewYork showing the enormous
uctuaton which has taken place in its business The
following table givesthe in Massachusetts, for
the same period.
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AUCTION SALES.
, SATURDAY
THOMAS BELL, Areuonrct.
BY BELL b HOWARD.
fsss-ss Nos. az .1sr and us fuitcr riyssil


Extensive Sale of splendid CITY made Cabinet by
the city, at 0 O'Clock IN The large
70 ,ms 90 ADn, IFS and tI3 Fulton ST
This sale will sordan opportunity for citizens and Others
supply mseves with unexceptlonabe, elegant ana
articles in the comprising the celebrated manufacture Of WIN
Alexander oupg Goodale, Schafer Lindsey Walters
and others. 4,
every article will be sold without and all
made Of the best seasoned materials highly finished ana ate
fashion.
The furniture will be arranged by catalogue on Friday fo
examnaon and the sale will take place in the sane ORDER
commencing III 32 Ann ST. a..
There also piano ones which will be arranged IN s
Fulton 81.
The public be assured the sale will be perfectly unre
MONDAY.
At 10h o'clock, at2 James street. near Chatham,
Stock Of GroceesA small stock Of family VINES
liquors. fixtures stand casks &c BY order OF an as
signee
Also IS demiiohn fine ines, brandy and GIN
II tubs and hrkins excellent butter.
TUESDAY.
At 10 o'clock in the sales
Extensive sale Of elegant seasonabe dry goods London
hosiery laces, shaws silks muslns &c comprising IN con-
the sale the valuable stock of and retail
in the above line; sold in lots to suit:
Also articles pledged ewelry, Watches musical
instruments. &c
WEDNESDAY,
At 10 12 o'clock in the sales ROOM
Large extensive and valuable of and second
hand household and cabinet qInitEre,
THURSDAY,
At 10 l-2 o'clock at the auction room
To Hotel apdouset and otheBLarge sale OF French
patent other bedseadwl be sold without be-
tween 400 single double and various
and patents maple cherry cedar and mahogany nciud
lug 10 highly finished and mahogany French do.
rocking chairs and doz psTlor French do do.
Catalogues in time. Terms liberal, AT the sale.
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On Friday, nth inst. after long and painful illness,
CAROLINE L., daughter OF Henry and Margaret Stroud
aged 20 years, months and 10 days.
The friends and relatives of the family are
invited attend her funeral from the residence of her a.
Their, I5s Forsyth street. tomorrow afternoon at four
O'Clock.
On Wednesday, 18th inst. after very proracteJ i'll
ness terminating in consumption IN the riumphs of the
CHRISTIAN iath DELLA MARIA, wife OF Fitch shepard and
daughter of the late Paul Dennis Esq of Washing,on
county. NJ. Y.
On THURSDAY 18th inst. of inflammation of the bowels
sged IL years AMI months. 49,
The friends aud acquain'ances OF the family are res
peuy invited 10 attend the funeral Tomorrow after
noon at enc o'clock from her fathers residence az
street without further invitation " ''"''
HARVEY. '' 'iiheSS, WILLIAM
MS friends and those of the family are respectfully
VHed 10 attend his funeral tomorrow afernooa at
sao precisely, from his late residence 290 Walker
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Provision Market
Wealter few of quotations. Annexed is a correct

Our fishermen think Il srange that families in this civ
do adopt the custom of eating salt fish one
in the week The fishermen would like the arran cement
very much indeed
The pork season which commenced at the west in No
vember now fairly having occupied the three
months Within that time there have been cut and pack
ell in Cincinnati probably 100000 hogs worth about
average of fvo dollars EACH and making in ALL aggre
gate value of 81 $50 OO0 This is the value Of the
material The commissions labor, salt, barrels &C.
estimated to he worth $500 more making the whole of
the articles prepared for market in the shape OF pork
bacon, lard, &c two millions OF dollars. The greater
portion OF this produce has been purchased and packed
for foreign account and oil of for cash. About half
million was for the English and French market, now
open for this specs OF American produce orthe st time
Should the experiment prove very important
branch will have been edded to our trade.
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Philadeiphia Cattle Market.

MARCH 10 -Bccves-s50 in market, IL OF which were
from Virginia Sales were madea shade higher th an last
week. say Ala 81; few extra at g. $50 we're bought for
the New York market 40 left over. Cows-Ahout 900
and calves offered and sold at 49, extra
$27 81; springers at $40 ais Dry S5a l.. Calves
81 s3. Sales the Delaware by live weight, "a
cents Hogs-l05 Pennsyvana and sl5 Western: sales
effected 81 4aAt cents, about 60 uusod. Sheen
800 in market Sales readily male at 81 s45o ex-
ira, SO as Sales effected by 1.-Two weight at from @
to IT cents per lh.a sold The supply of sh, ep this
week has bcu extremely Limited and readily brought the
advanced priccs as shove
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- = -
DomeXtic lamentations.

bhls molas FAN Brig Levant-(Repoed yeserday-loo
tobacco N T. & co, New Haven-loo TayloI2os bis
rJ" VI tor50 ties flaxeed & X Mbanks-6 bbls 40
SKIS feathers 3 rD;on-s AlenNls bbls f.xseed
sops ork s2s kegs ~ bbls lard Howes Godfrey Robin
bbIs eks b.eswax Macy son--l box Zimme rim ,nn3
liars - N'e'''"P' 'o- Gas" "ooe'S WIZ
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RS AED1 EXPORTS OF MAs,Aouusrrrs AND Nrw

This table gives great steadiness in Massachusetts as
compared with New York; consequently all property
values preserve thsrea greater uniformity than here
Her with the Great West perfect and
cheap and the facilities for receiving the products In ex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18

A UCTION N0TICE.1.,,spendid Grated Parlor Plants
n 1rowhridge Co. will sell This Morning. at IL o'clock,
in the large store 34 Broadway of Duane the fine
collection of choice plants advertised for yesterday and post
poned consequence Of unfavoabe weather Thes plant
cuded in this sale the best that have been offered this
and deserving of than ordinary attention Sale
peremporv. m8 lt'Ic
A UCTION NOTICE.-Moreage Sale of Household Fur
"A nure-Will be sold Saturday, March l8th At 10 ck,
1877 Liberty OF Greenwich street. the full aud
ofthe above house consisting par
or bedroom dining and kitchen furniture OF all kinds
OF beds bedding hair and Eos mattresses SIN
gle aud double bedsteads, &c.
This furniture was put in the house less than years
since, W, and much of is but little used.
Sale will commence with the kitchen furniture.
mil 2ts*m
lMrORTANT TO OLD COUNTRYMEN-MEssk
L HARNDEN co will draw at their Express and Foreign
Letter Office No Wall street. small bills Of exchange from
81 El0O in suit payable sight FOR the accomm
daon of persons wishing eir friends IN England
Ireland, or Scotland.
The letter bags Tor the Royal Mail Steamers orly rpco
also made up their Office
For further information apply to
HARNDEN & CO.,
Walls.re
Agents II Iopdon-MACLEAN, MARRIS u co.
Liverpool-WlLMER SMITH
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M A RITIM HERALD


We shall esteem it favor Captains Vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERr SILvEY, Of News Fleet, a Re-
P1 Of the Shipping le the Port whence they sailed the
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. lie will
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents Cor
respondents, home abroad, will confer favor by
sending this Once all the Marine Intelligence Trey can
received.
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Cteady, somers. Providence.
NEW pHLEANs March 6-Au Uzardo, Miller. Baltimore;
TTosss Lsns York; Newcastle. Adams st Jago; Awda
onan fr-fe, Mart; Monaco Wording hence Tor Havana
returned Baltimore, HASKELL Boston. CID Lamport tBr)
AIpstrong Lyerpoo Huntress Griffin, Boston, Street,
RRo ob he'bss, Work. Flsy Coffin Aek.; John
Wa,n Sears dos Energy Cohen, Apslachicola; Martin,
D1,rug - Thomas Gid Reguus Thompson: Saxon Mans
T R,o B' eth ard Pursuit B Spencer ysrpco Hsryst
Aeek, Antigua and mkt Ohio Veanie Phiadelphia Apa-
,,heo's Place Laeuna: Columbia Cottre Boston; Eagle,
BlackngIoD, and Van Buren,, Seayey NYork.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH IS.

....6 8 HIGH w.TER...... 80. 10 u
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AMUSEM ENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
TH Gah syEh n COVE III R Re GGxsiiiSsm'd
Col Chaos, Fisher jack Bunee. Andrews
NERVOUS nl rs X sS fe TIE X N x OF NERVE
Edfiy Vivian Shaw Mr. Aspen Mr., Lowell Pl''d'
To S eP9SlGd sT TI,s he
Boxes, so cts; PIT, IS cts; Caisry i2x cts
DnATHh~ TIle-AIks,.
~. c;..,. REDUCTIoN OF PRICES
DIG" ''' rns EvFSS " 2H' Poccc Ti.r ' esi'
s.,;.. DEVILS DUCRT.
tt TR h fea,S9SSi S&Sy ~ ''
To conclude with
4 ,D DEEsr T AT sEA
Doors open at 81 O'Clock and 'h" performances will com
d HRHals pxEfHaSE9 % VII + EaHiisa%.'
Grndlther Whitehead NJ. Mitchell Mitchell
Jingo Mitchell Count Coincide. Graham
Tn. b ASro OH b. ASD !. 2.1 and tbs
orin.nue, commence at Z eyery evening"
AMERICAN MUsEUM.
Marble Building sxkS NJ An %sn:s
sSFsS; s,%s p @ sisss and
eh,ae,er with his eurons board stes%bos
T4 %s I'D mai, Of Of :- Ss ~s a Te %
many other som , characters, and songs 70 match
the La and
The whole to concIcde with Banjo Melodies by Mr. Jen-
k,n, accompanied with the Old Wrsnny Breakdowns OF
Ts and M sus r.
REPRESENTS Fsk 4 sSt5 ORCHESTRA
,nd S a and
s$dss . tis Museum TWO SUITS OF ASCIENr
ys,.i LADY
1si 1S
Can have Them en- mounted nov in the best style go,
Dy rS same evening FREE Evening per
Day Performances every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
Admission all Is cents--ChIdren half price. NILS
PEALE's NEW YORK. MUsEUm
NATIONAL fHFTSAT ASR ssB?AA GALLERY
The ;;;i S; '''' ''"'' Of
Neatly and a''eiuy dispiaved three spacious halls and
COSTLY ELEGANT sFf' s%t tLff OF PORTRAITS
m Exceeding in extent and value any other IN America
ra iFa $ Sfsf,s' s;$'S S#Sisr.
4SG SSE q #h
@ s ns w 1s HI. ..a
before csphss the High Priest Court Of fontiH
in Il; hi the
|
| .trem England.
lShe wishes to impose the pubic, by making the
Ds''''' ''' a "'e FORTUNE TELLER.
Snssy 81 sP' %:sd
| PAST TINES,
AMI TS5 Ta fEf SSTEfT5fhE.
She will tell whether they married an
what kind OF husband wife they will get describe
characters and host of facts and conclusions
founded ledge ofhe mmutabe
logy neurology philosophy &c A. proof
correctness OF her she liberty refer
dreds first citizens including cergymen judges
physicians and of the engh tened ladies
the city.
HAdmisson Museum cents Children half price
An charge Of IAN cents to those who consult the Gypsy
FREE CONCERTS Every Evening, at the CIimsI Saloon.
SHEE BENDALL. have the pleasure of announcing to
their rens and the ,c generally that they have
Wen IL ali Saloon for ue of Civ ing Free Con-
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HATS.

HATS.
"a SPRING FASHION NOW RE ADY.-The sub
~ scrber respectfully informs his friends and
the public in that they purchase at his store
handsome Short Nap Silk Hat neat aud durable dress hat
at the low price of So so.
Also elegant Moleskn Silk Hats ST. fine Nutria Fur
Hats 50 50equa in appearance and but little inferior, to
those generally sold at 81 So
Also, general assortment of caps Of the pate
WILLIAM BANTA,
m lm*r 1870 Chatham street.
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under increased industry and irugaty caused by the ne.
cessty of the have prsved exceedingly abundant
and lucrative, ct comparatively very low prices Hence
the increase of the circulation by The influx of specie
could not only raise the relative money value of the
quantity but the of procuring the specie which
is done by diminishing the surplus produce additionally
enhances the value of the remainder This proce is just
now commencing-a movement IN trade must nc vitality
hrst take place in rise in agricultural products ecause
they constitute not only the wealth the largest class of
consumers but form almost exclusively the exports OF the
United States by which supply of specie is procured
In order 70 understand the operation precisely we
have compiled from the tables the following Sec
tiona table ofthe products of the United States -:
VALUE OF THE PRoDUcTs THE OlFrE1ENr sEGTIoNs
oF THE UNITED STATES, WITH THE NUMBER OF HANDS
EMPLOYED, UNDEK EACH HEAD. 49, 80,
= states. M,factures. .Ag'cnkftre. Mires Fisheries
Eastern. 1903, 20i,879 93,I38,4s2 482l,lN 1851 0t2
Middle 1856, 900 l834a2,093 l6782,526 ,733,066
Southern, 1853 6935l.l25 50i6,ib 29f, 28i
Southwestern, 13784,598 107 &c., $40 i,0o0,89l
Western, 39,9a,a3l l09,83i ,628 54S6,8S6
400, 7O67 662,896.698 33,l67,aS2 lo,929 1893
Hands
ployed. 73l,5i5 3797,796 1928 1864
Thaoa oyo1vv orJ To
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18

DIR. JAYNE'S HAIR TONiC.-Hear the words of the
- Preacher.
hApDoNrfELD, N. j.. Feb. 10, 1Bt3.
Dr. d. Jayne Sir-I take pleasure informing you
that the bottle OF HAIR Tonic which Obtained of last Oc
tober has proved satisfactory and successful hair
had FOR long time exceedingly thin But for three
il had fallen that head had become
entirely bald the Of conceapg the
badness by combpg the hair the sides But now
Jung bottle OF the Tome" have Iuvuriant
o HAIR as ever had. T.. o. PARK,
Pastor Bapiist Church at Haddon6eld. N j.
Sold at 3O5 Bro tdway New YORK. mia atsr
JAMES G. MOFFET, 1871 Prince ST., New York has al
hand and offers for safe by wholesale and retail
the lowest market prices. viz -
German Silver OF different thchnesses avery supcros ar
ticle
Sheet Brass Plates do;
Goopers' Brass Pail Ears nnd Riyets
UMBRELLA Parasol and Shade Flu rnture
o. which he warrants in quality equal TO in the United
states, aud of his manufacture.
~ Gold Silver. and all kinds Of metal rolled the short
es' nouee m18 liner
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THE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER Of This Day,
contains Article, Uses and Trusts Practical Points, Steam.
yeysnce by MISUNDERSTANDING Court Allen " stapy-Eyi
dence Statute OF LiwitsonsCourt Of Common Pleas Kite
e. Chtenden, etal-Co.ts-Taxatiou-Dubos v. N
Harlem Raoad Co. Corporation. pss-D,murrer Captain
jurisdiction Of Court-Lord Edon Slavery-Ap-
pontments by GovemorC Commissioners of Deeds-Recent
English Decsops the Exchequer and in the Queens Bench
Published by SAMUEL OWEN, ~ Ann street, N. Y.
Price shilling copy S. per in advance.
10 On the Ist Of April, vol Of this work, with general
index and digest of the will be ready for delivery
somely bouud-P1cc 81
Orders therefore will be received the Office, 10 Ann the
u,ua allowance will he made TO Booksellers Terms cash
m
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BaIeIay BTse, at New Bedford from Indian Ocean,
Ame,lea Hubbard DO o, Hudson, ceapwhich had spoken
was ID he Crozetes. Heard from Oct H. Messenger Blu,
Ter NIB 1850 $50 .p Isne Somerset 400 200 IercuIy Gray
ton, H',eey NJ VIII Arr at St Helena, Ian IT, Heroine
Sm'th FIJI ulI 500 sp Sailed from do Jan IS Minerva. Ho
humpsck 900 VIII, and spoken ash by the Barclay Ais
spoke Mch Parachute, Wilcox Of and for NIB full 500 SPIN
l45 days I'm Maui -'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-01

Mosr Distressing OccURRENCE.-We are Just
informed Of most melancholy accident tina,
TOOK place on one of the praires in the western
part Of the State. family of emigan,s eleven
number. while on their way 10 lows were
frozen TO death in their wagon. The horses STOP
ped at a house when the inmates no, seeing any
one alght from the wagon, were induced by
mere curiosity to make closer examinai lion.
Upon looking into the wagon they were horror
struck at the appalling spectacle that presented
itself 10 their view.
The father and nine children were lying dead
in the bottom of The wagon, the mother, probably
the las, survivor, was sitting up and holding the
reins a If driving
We did rot learn the name of this unfortunate
family or from what part Of the country they
were removing [Pskin illinois, Palladium.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-01
To the Stockholders of the
s<er.town Canal Com a

HsEeTstOw Canal G ON pau
We, the undersigned, Commissioners OF said
Company, hereby notify the ofoe""c.ee'' 'ha' a.
. meeting held 10 HdgersfoTn' on iuesoay' INC
14,h Instant, IL was resolved 10 organize and com
nance cpera, lions on the Canal, and That lDo dot
lars on each Share subscribed VIII be required 10
II. ,.;d "a the Treasurer Of said Company IN Ha-
.,own. on Wednesday, the 24,h day Of May
90, A like notice will be found in the "Wayne
County Record,n which is IN accordance TO the
Charter Of said Company, and sspposiog that
many OF you might not receive the notice ihro'
that channel. we have deemed IT advisable 10 IS
sue a notice 10 this form, that we might, at the
Same time, state some facis, and give reasons for
uroinp the commencement OF said work during
the coming season.
First-That owing to the low price Of produce,
labor and materials, the work can be completed at
Q much less cost than at the time said Stock was
subscribed, consequently the Legislat ure reduced
the first inst ament from Fice dollars TO IDo dot
lar, on each share subscribed, thereby enabling
tho Company 10 organize with much more ease.
.Secondly.-We have spared no pains to ascer-
tain the ability OF the "Whne Water Valley Ca
nal COMPANY" to prosecute their work, and from
authentic information received from Committee
appointed for that purpose, we are enabled to sal
that we believe their means to be amply suffici-
ent. Their work will be completed 10 Laurel by
the 4th Of July next, and Immediately the balance
of the line 10 the National Road will DO put
der contract, and completed by the Fall Of lS45.
Hence the propriety that we should be up and do
ing; and do sincerely hope there will be no
delay or backwardness on the part Of any Stock.
holder. Furthermore, after tho payment Of tho
frs, instalment, we believe the work can be com
plotted with The surplus produce Of the country,
consequently there will be but little money re.
1uired for the construction of said Canal.
We aware that this community is aborng
under a heavy pressure of "Hard Tines yet
have every confidence in your ability TO perform
the much desired object. We also believe the
great disadvantage which this community labor
under for the want Of Canal, will prompt ev-
ery man to take vid aud do bio part, &c 90, tho
work cal be done with ease.
We would further say, in conclusion, that so
soon tho first instament 10 paid in. there will
be an election held TO elect Board of Directors,
aud we do hope that eoch and every Stakeholder
will come forward and elect such men as they may
prefer to control or expend their money.
ELIJAH VANSANDT.
LARKlN THORNBURGH,
JACOB ULRICH.
WILLIAM BAKER.
WILLIAM HiNDMAN,
NJ. f REEVES,
A. b KNODE,
w. v. DAVIS,
Commissioners.
9Ionors,n,vn March lS12