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To: Non-Sequitur
1805("Statutes at Large of South Carolina," vol. v, p. 501.)

The fort was built in 1829 well beyond the 3 year stipulation. plus the secession of S.C. changed the use of the fort thereby dissolving the "grant" of the land on many other legal precedents.
749 posted on 05/25/2007 7:36:04 AM PDT by smug (Free Ramos and Compean:)
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To: smug
The fort was built in 1829 well beyond the 3 year stipulation. plus the secession of S.C. changed the use of the fort thereby dissolving the "grant" of the land on many other legal precedents.

But the land was deeded to the government by the act of the legislature in 1836. South Carolina had no claims to it.

763 posted on 05/25/2007 10:30:54 AM PDT by Non-Sequitur (Save Fredericksburg. Support CVBT.)
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