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Any Canal-officer, or other person acting under the general or special order of a Canal-officer, may enter upon any lands adjacent to any canal, or through which any canal is proposed to be made, and undertake surveys or leaves thereon; and dig and bore into the sub-soil; and make and set up suitable land-marks, level-marks, and water-gauges...
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