White Water Valley Canal Company Incorporation Act
Indiana General Assembly enacts to form The White Water Valley Canal Company with Franklin Fayette Wayne counties, defines powers, transfer of state canal interests, governance, stock terms, tolls, arbitration, and protections for state debts and future amendments. The act also addresses funding, stock sales, and enforcement mechanisms.
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General Assembly
State of
Indiana
James Conwell
Thomas E. Hedrick
Samuel Jinks
Harvey Blackridge
Joel Palmer
Urban Edgrerton
William Potts
Franklin
Jefferson Crisler
James Shaw
Daniel Hawkins
Solomon Claypool
Abraham Conwell
George Frybarger
Ienry Goodlander
Newton Claypool
George Davis
William Port
County of
Fayelle
Dickson Hurst
John Talbott
Robert Murphy
Henry B. Schull
Samuel T. Sharp
Ira Lackey
Solomon Meredith
Benj. Conklin
Wm. Petty
Wm. Conwell
Sanford Lackey
John Hutchinson
Wm. Elliott
John Whippo
Wayne
State of Indiana
White Water Valley Canal Company
National Road
Cambridge City
Wayne County
Ohio River
Richmond and Brookville
Harrison
White Water Valley Cenal Company
White Water Canal
Circuit Court
Justices of the Peace
Franklin, Fayette
Connersville
Fayette
Times
Board of Directors
Anouth
White Water
Amendments to Protect Private Rights in State Improvements
An 1846 act to safeguard private rights follows a failed 1835 1839 program that left extensive public debt and unfinished works. In 1842 laws encouraged private capital to finish projects and minimize losses for state creditors. The measures rested on faith in legislative guarantees for safe private investment.
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Janary
Battle of Bunker Hill disputed oration excerpted
The text describes a Boston pamphlet of Edward Everett’s Oration on the seventy-fifth anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill with reverent notes on the Union. It quotes a Cin. Gaz. passage urging unity and warning that division invites desolation and bloodshed across nations and regions.
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Boston
Edward Everett
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Redding & Company
Mr. K
Globe
Europe
Asia
Atlantic
Tropics
Old World
Rhine
Danube
Euphrates
Indus
Greece
Rome
Germany
Italy
Hungary
Lombardy
Sicily
Sam Patch the Diver Surfaces After Niagara Dive Tale
A tall tale recounts Sam Patch the famed diver vanishing after a Niagara Falls stunt and reappearing months later in the South Sea aboard the Susy App. Capt. Wertworth jokes Patch swam up and out on the other side and plans to outshine the sea serpent in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Patch
Falls
Niagara
Broch Wertworth
Susy App
South Sea
Sam
Capt
Enoch
Boston
Patch
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White Water Valley Caml Company
Canal Company