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... Ohio Canal ; to vote for President and Directors of these companies , annually ; and to receive the tolls and other emoluments accruing to the United States from these companies . And , as to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal , " he shall ...
... Ohio Canal ; to vote for President and Directors of these companies , annually ; and to receive the tolls and other emoluments accruing to the United States from these companies . And , as to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal , " he shall ...
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... Ohio , is already commenced , and which will not require very great aid from Congress . The extension of the Cumberland Road through the Northwestern States is in progress , requiring small annual appropriations . To complete the system ...
... Ohio , is already commenced , and which will not require very great aid from Congress . The extension of the Cumberland Road through the Northwestern States is in progress , requiring small annual appropriations . To complete the system ...
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... Ohio , was next taken up . Mr. HENDRICKS said , that , unless some objection was made to the passage of the bill , it was not worth while to go into a history of the road ; it now went very near Zanesville , and this bill merely ...
... Ohio , was next taken up . Mr. HENDRICKS said , that , unless some objection was made to the passage of the bill , it was not worth while to go into a history of the road ; it now went very near Zanesville , and this bill merely ...
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... Ohio and Kentucky to get the road turned off South , through Kentucky . All he wished to know was , whether the words of the bill were such as would carry into effect the original design of the Cumber- land Road . Mr. HENDRICKS ...
... Ohio and Kentucky to get the road turned off South , through Kentucky . All he wished to know was , whether the words of the bill were such as would carry into effect the original design of the Cumber- land Road . Mr. HENDRICKS ...
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... Ohio river was rising , there were deposites , and it would cost an immense sum to clear the canal when operations should be again commenced . In regard to internal improvements , and to the tariff , he had always voted under ...
... Ohio river was rising , there were deposites , and it would cost an immense sum to clear the canal when operations should be again commenced . In regard to internal improvements , and to the tariff , he had always voted under ...
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