Washington Canal Revestment Act Transfers Canal to City
Congress passes the Washington Canal Company vesting deed transferring all rights and property to the Mayor Aldermen and Common Council of Washington for city use. The act prescribes possession, repair, tolls, rates, bridges, and future financial reporting plus lands along the canal reserved for public use and potential sale to fund completion and debts.
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Washington Canal Company
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Washington
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Eard Company
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Bostreet
Virginia Avenue
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Seid Canal
Boanal
Dersin
Washington Cagal Company Toaraise
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Dominion Council
Aldermen
Common Council
United States
Consinon
Coninow Counsil
Congress
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Secretary of the Treasury
Columbia
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Call for nonreceiving subscribers at paper office
Notice to CIPY subscribers in the upper city area to report missing deliveries by visiting the paper office for service. The brief alert urges affected readers to contact staff to restore papers.
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Beng Sies
Cholera Reports Across Cities With New Cases and Deaths
The latest cholera dispatches tally New York 92 new cases and 4 deaths on the second. Philadelphia 21 new cases and 5 deaths on the first. Norfolk Virginia 8 new cases with 5 deaths on the first and second. Portsmouth reports no deaths in the 48 hours to 5 PM on Saturday.
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New York
Lia Philadelpia
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Mowing notice calls meeting in Columbia County
Citizens are urged to attend a meeting at Appraise on Thursday at 11 00 A M to discuss the oppression and evils of the protective system and determine redress to preserve the rights of the South and the Union of the States. August 1852.
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Coartos
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Goeene
Georgia
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Elbert
Stas
BF. W. Cuon
Ronent Plingann
Jons Minis
Caolina
George
W. McKisery
Ama Ford
Mis
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Burkes
Debating Nullification and Calhoun in Richmond Fray
A critical piece accuses Mr Gien of stirring anti Carolina prejudice by linking Calhoun to a Georgia radical doctrine. It questions Calhoun’s role, notes Grey favoring Southern convention resistance, and mocks multiple Richmonds as unworthy panels and true freemen.
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Calhoun
Georgia
Carolina
Grey
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Harpers
Haynes
Hamiltons
Pinckneys
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Wnnworthy Panei Ots
Election Day News From Moxroomeny Alabama
A letter dated August 7 1292 from Moxroomeny Alabama reports election day activities. The Nalification candidates won by a large majority while Union supporters appear disappointed. The writer notes extensive electioneering and the political mood in the city.
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Moxroomeny
Ala
Pension fairness sparks regional debate in Columbia Hive
A Columbia Hive writer argues New England soldiers deserve larger pension shares due to higher northern population. The author insists the South should not subsidize northern pensioners and calls for funding from northern coffers or mutual contributions, condemning unequal taxation.
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Columbia
New England
North
Oglethorpe County Meeting Opposes Tariff Redress Plan
A large body of citizens and visitors gathered at the Oglethorpe County Court House to discuss tariff burdens on the South. They formed committees, drafted resolutions approving resistance to federal tariff measures, and endorsed a Georgia-wide push for coordinated action at a Milledgeville convention.
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Court House
Joan Moore
Chaise
Bess. P. Tarpeman
War McKiscey
Bsy
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Jolly M. Berney
Geo
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Wayne
Joux M. Bekrimy
Georgia
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Paris
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Milledgeville
Baldwin County
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