Niles' Weekly Register, Količina 49H. Niles, 1835 Containing political, historical, geographical, scientifical, statistical, economical, and biographical documents, essays and facts: together with notices of the arts and manu factures, and a record of the events of the times. |
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... ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE . The magnificent undertak- ing , the New Orleans and Nashville rail road , is to be com- menced immediately , the first fifty miles being advertised for contract . & c . The length of the road is 5654 miles ...
... ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE . The magnificent undertak- ing , the New Orleans and Nashville rail road , is to be com- menced immediately , the first fifty miles being advertised for contract . & c . The length of the road is 5654 miles ...
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... Orleans . We learn From the New Orleans Morning Post of Dec. 28 . by cel . Macomb , who arrived from Nacogdoches yesterday , that San Antonio has at length been captured by the Texans . This intelligence is six hours later than be last ...
... Orleans . We learn From the New Orleans Morning Post of Dec. 28 . by cel . Macomb , who arrived from Nacogdoches yesterday , that San Antonio has at length been captured by the Texans . This intelligence is six hours later than be last ...
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... Orleans for Texas , on board the Mary Jane , through the agency of William Christy , notary public , of New Orleans , After being at sea , as we thought , long enough to have arrived in Texas , the passengers became anxious to know why ...
... Orleans for Texas , on board the Mary Jane , through the agency of William Christy , notary public , of New Orleans , After being at sea , as we thought , long enough to have arrived in Texas , the passengers became anxious to know why ...
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