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[PUBLic-No. 2i.
AN ACT to authorize the State Of Pennsylva-
:, MIA to lay out and make canal through the
United States public ground, near the city Of
Pittsburgh.


Of Representatives. Of the UnHed States Of
america in Congress assembled, That the
consent OF Congress is hereby given to the
State of Pennsylvania, to lay out and make
a canal through the United States public
ground, at the village of Lawrenceville near
the city of Pittsburg: Provided, That in
laying out and making said canal, the said
State, the Engineers, artizans, or laborers,
or'other works, erected. or that may hereaf-
ter be erected. by, OF for the use of, the U.
nited States.


by her employed, shall not interfere wi,h, or
injure, any of the buildings, improvements,
SEC. 2. .9ad be ii further enacted, That as
condition on which the assent of Con-
gress is given, wherever said canal shall
cross any public or private road or highway,
in said public ground, the State of Pennsvl-
vania sii.l. cause bridges to be erected fit
for the passage of carts and wagons; and
forever thereafter, keep and maintain the
said bridges passable and in good repair,
without receiving any toll or tolls, or any
other compensation whatever.


JOHN w. TAYLOR,


Speaker ofthe House of Representative


JOHN C. CALHOUN,


Tice-President of the United States, and


President of the Senate.
APrnovrn-April IA, 1926.


JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.