A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... town of Kennebeck county , has a congregational meeting - house , court - house , and jail , and is pleasantly situated on each side the river Kennebeck , at the head of navigation ; a noble bridge connects the- two parts of the town ...
... town of Kennebeck county , has a congregational meeting - house , court - house , and jail , and is pleasantly situated on each side the river Kennebeck , at the head of navigation ; a noble bridge connects the- two parts of the town ...
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... town , and is si- tuated on a hill , commanding a fine prospect of the town , bay , shipping , and country for many miles round . The building is of brick , 150 feet long , forty - six wide , and four stories high , and contains ...
... town , and is si- tuated on a hill , commanding a fine prospect of the town , bay , shipping , and country for many miles round . The building is of brick , 150 feet long , forty - six wide , and four stories high , and contains ...
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... town . The eminence on which the town stands is seventy feet in height , and gently descends to a narrow plain along the bank of the river ; it is along this plain that the con- templated canal , on the Kentucky side of the rapids , is ...
... town . The eminence on which the town stands is seventy feet in height , and gently descends to a narrow plain along the bank of the river ; it is along this plain that the con- templated canal , on the Kentucky side of the rapids , is ...
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