A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... Philadelphia , falls into the Delaware about six miles below the city . It is navigable from Reading , eighty - five or ninety miles , to its mouth . The canal now forming between this river and the Sus- quehannah , will bring by water ...
... Philadelphia , falls into the Delaware about six miles below the city . It is navigable from Reading , eighty - five or ninety miles , to its mouth . The canal now forming between this river and the Sus- quehannah , will bring by water ...
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... Philadelphia , and twenty - two from Lancaster , on the Pittsburgh road ; the inhabitants are German emigrants or their descend- ants , and very few of them speak English . The town is regularly laid out , and contains about 600 houses ...
... Philadelphia , and twenty - two from Lancaster , on the Pittsburgh road ; the inhabitants are German emigrants or their descend- ants , and very few of them speak English . The town is regularly laid out , and contains about 600 houses ...
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... PHILADELPHIA 39 Sunbury 53 Northumberland 2134 80 PHILADELPHIA to Easton 90 11191 Germantown 107 Jenkinson HARRISBURGH to Wilkes- Plumstead and Milford . 6 5 11 Doylestown 15 26 4 30 Somerset 10 barre . Brackenridge 14 44 Rariton ...
... PHILADELPHIA 39 Sunbury 53 Northumberland 2134 80 PHILADELPHIA to Easton 90 11191 Germantown 107 Jenkinson HARRISBURGH to Wilkes- Plumstead and Milford . 6 5 11 Doylestown 15 26 4 30 Somerset 10 barre . Brackenridge 14 44 Rariton ...
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