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After the best consideration 1 have been able to give to your views , I am
constrained to differ from you both as to your rule of construction applicable to
this clause , and as to the effect of the clause construed by that rule . In settling
the proper ...
After the best consideration 1 have been able to give to your views , I am
constrained to differ from you both as to your rule of construction applicable to
this clause , and as to the effect of the clause construed by that rule . In settling
the proper ...
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I perceive you are aware of the difficulties which would result from the exercise of
this power , if carried by construction to the extent you propose to give it . You
have fairly stated the embarrassments under which the prosecuting power would
...
I perceive you are aware of the difficulties which would result from the exercise of
this power , if carried by construction to the extent you propose to give it . You
have fairly stated the embarrassments under which the prosecuting power would
...
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The sums paid on account of this canal have been as follows , viz : For interest on
loan of 1,000,000 , at 5 per cent , 850,000 00 To Wm . C. Bouck , Canal
Commissioner , towards construction of canal , ...... 651,782 45 For advertising
and ...
The sums paid on account of this canal have been as follows , viz : For interest on
loan of 1,000,000 , at 5 per cent , 850,000 00 To Wm . C. Bouck , Canal
Commissioner , towards construction of canal , ...... 651,782 45 For advertising
and ...
Page 21
The seventh section of the act for the construction of the Chen nango canal ,
provides for the payment of the certificates of stock when they become due ( after
1845 , ) " out of any moneys which may be on hand belonging to the Canal Fund
...
The seventh section of the act for the construction of the Chen nango canal ,
provides for the payment of the certificates of stock when they become due ( after
1845 , ) " out of any moneys which may be on hand belonging to the Canal Fund
...
Page 15
In 1825 , an act was passed for the construction of the Oswego canal , under
which a debt was contracted of $ 427,347 . In 1830 , five years after , an act was
passed charging all deficiencies in the revenues to pay interest and keep the
canal ...
In 1825 , an act was passed for the construction of the Oswego canal , under
which a debt was contracted of $ 427,347 . In 1830 , five years after , an act was
passed charging all deficiencies in the revenues to pay interest and keep the
canal ...
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| Title | Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 59, Issues 1-2 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Assembly |
| Published | 1836 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Sep 2007 |
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