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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... feet , by a stationary | engine ; and descends another of 1,720 feet , to Columbia , on the Susquehannah , where it joins the main division of the Pennsyl- vania canal , 81 miles from Philadelphia - which canal passes through ...
... feet , by a stationary | engine ; and descends another of 1,720 feet , to Columbia , on the Susquehannah , where it joins the main division of the Pennsyl- vania canal , 81 miles from Philadelphia - which canal passes through ...
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... feet , and the depth 120 The bastions on the extreme angles of the front are 15 feet feet ; the front entrance is formed by a recessed portico , orna- mented by two columns of three feet in diameter , and 12 feet wide at the base , and ...
... feet , and the depth 120 The bastions on the extreme angles of the front are 15 feet feet ; the front entrance is formed by a recessed portico , orna- mented by two columns of three feet in diameter , and 12 feet wide at the base , and ...
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... feet nine inches in diameter , two feet thick and weighing 1,400 pounds was superscribed to Andrew Jackson , president of the United States . It appears from an account in the Pulaski Banner , that there was a great display in ...
... feet nine inches in diameter , two feet thick and weighing 1,400 pounds was superscribed to Andrew Jackson , president of the United States . It appears from an account in the Pulaski Banner , that there was a great display in ...
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