The New England Gazetteer: Containing Descriptions of All the States, Counties and Towns in New England: Also Descriptions of the Principal Mountains, Rivers, Lakes, Capes, Bays, Harbors, Islands, and Fashionable Resorts Within that Territory. Alphabetically ArrangedI.S. Boyd and W. White, 1839 - 512 pages |
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... give them as great , if not greater facilities for these enterprises , than can be found in this or any other country . The number of vessels built in the United States in 1833 , was 1,188 ; tonnage , 161,626 tons ; of which there were ...
... give them as great , if not greater facilities for these enterprises , than can be found in this or any other country . The number of vessels built in the United States in 1833 , was 1,188 ; tonnage , 161,626 tons ; of which there were ...
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... give them as great , if not greater facilities for these enterprises , than can be found in this or any other country . The number of vessels built in the United States in 1833 , was 1,188 ; tonnage , 161,626 tons ; of which there were ...
... give them as great , if not greater facilities for these enterprises , than can be found in this or any other country . The number of vessels built in the United States in 1833 , was 1,188 ; tonnage , 161,626 tons ; of which there were ...
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... give the reader a short notice of his history . came from Scotland , with a great number of other emigrants , in a ship which was to land them at Boston . Just before leaving the ship he discovered a gold ring up- on ' deck , for which ...
... give the reader a short notice of his history . came from Scotland , with a great number of other emigrants , in a ship which was to land them at Boston . Just before leaving the ship he discovered a gold ring up- on ' deck , for which ...
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... give a brief description of the structure ; -bold in its design - curi- ous in its workmanship , -- and prob- ably unrivaled by any work of sim- ilar character and for similar pur- poses , in this or any other country . pleasure of ...
... give a brief description of the structure ; -bold in its design - curi- ous in its workmanship , -- and prob- ably unrivaled by any work of sim- ilar character and for similar pur- poses , in this or any other country . pleasure of ...
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... give the editor their latitude and Montpelier , 10 S. by E. from Dan- longitude , and other necessary in - ville , and 65 N. by E. from Wind- formation for future editions . Cit- sor . Population , in 1830 , 1,764.- with peat . About ...
... give the editor their latitude and Montpelier , 10 S. by E. from Dan- longitude , and other necessary in - ville , and 65 N. by E. from Wind- formation for future editions . Cit- sor . Population , in 1830 , 1,764.- with peat . About ...
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Page 1 - I seized upon. They were all of one nation, but of several parts, and several families. This accident must be acknowledged the means, under God, of putting on foot and giving life to all our plantations.
Page 16 - Mills, can furnish Machinery complete for a Mill of 5000 Spindles in four months; and lumber and materials are always at command, with which to build or rebuild a Mill in that time, if required. When building Mills, the Locks and Canals Company employ directly and indirectly from 1000 to 1200 hands.