A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... running over Pejepshaeg falls into Merry - meeting bay , forms a junction with the Kennebeck twenty miles from the sea , and 146 from its source . From this bay to the sea , the confluent stream was formerly called Sagadahok . Saco ...
... running over Pejepshaeg falls into Merry - meeting bay , forms a junction with the Kennebeck twenty miles from the sea , and 146 from its source . From this bay to the sea , the confluent stream was formerly called Sagadahok . Saco ...
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... running a south - east course four or five miles west of Hudson's river , falls into the head of Newark - bay , and is navigable fifteen miles up the country . The Passaic river rises in Morris county , and running upwards of fifty ...
... running a south - east course four or five miles west of Hudson's river , falls into the head of Newark - bay , and is navigable fifteen miles up the country . The Passaic river rises in Morris county , and running upwards of fifty ...
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... running such a winding course as to cross the boundary line of these states three times . After forming a junction with Tioga river at the town of Athens , 150 miles north- west of Philadelphia , it runs a south - east course about ...
... running such a winding course as to cross the boundary line of these states three times . After forming a junction with Tioga river at the town of Athens , 150 miles north- west of Philadelphia , it runs a south - east course about ...
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