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... but for the convenience of those who may be selected to execute the survey ,
should the Legislature direct its execution . It is proper to state , that soon after the
adjournment of the Legislature , the Secretary of State addressed a circular letter
...
... but for the convenience of those who may be selected to execute the survey ,
should the Legislature direct its execution . It is proper to state , that soon after the
adjournment of the Legislature , the Secretary of State addressed a circular letter
...
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PLAN OF SURVEY . When we take into consideration the extended area of the
State , the variety of formations which it embraces , and the numerous
requirements contained in the resolution , it must be manifest that the
contemplated survey ...
PLAN OF SURVEY . When we take into consideration the extended area of the
State , the variety of formations which it embraces , and the numerous
requirements contained in the resolution , it must be manifest that the
contemplated survey ...
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In executing the proposed geological survey , these defects should be corrected .
If every square mile in the State is examined , as it should be , and the observers
are accompanied with a draughtsman , there will be no difficulty in ascertaining ...
In executing the proposed geological survey , these defects should be corrected .
If every square mile in the State is examined , as it should be , and the observers
are accompanied with a draughtsman , there will be no difficulty in ascertaining ...
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1,500 800 100 Total annual expense of survey , ........ $ 19,900 An appropriation
of $ 20,000 per annum for four years , will certainly cover the whole expense of
making the survey . The cost of publishing three thousand copies of the report ...
1,500 800 100 Total annual expense of survey , ........ $ 19,900 An appropriation
of $ 20,000 per annum for four years , will certainly cover the whole expense of
making the survey . The cost of publishing three thousand copies of the report ...
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IN ASSEMBLY , January 13 , 1836 . REPORT Of the Canal Commissioners
relative to the survey of a canal route from Rochester to Olean . The Canal
Commissioners , pursuant to the directions of the act authorizing the survey of a
canal route ...
IN ASSEMBLY , January 13 , 1836 . REPORT Of the Canal Commissioners
relative to the survey of a canal route from Rochester to Olean . The Canal
Commissioners , pursuant to the directions of the act authorizing the survey of a
canal route ...
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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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