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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... river , which rises in the same swampy tract that gives birth to the Cupmetue stream , the distance from water to water not exceeding half a mile , and commenced our descent in the valley of the river just mentioned , viz : Arnold's river ...
... river , which rises in the same swampy tract that gives birth to the Cupmetue stream , the distance from water to water not exceeding half a mile , and commenced our descent in the valley of the river just mentioned , viz : Arnold's river ...
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... river , where the company's canal will commence . " 2d . To connect , by means of navigable canals , the river Pa- rahiba with the Macabe ; the whole of the proposed line inter- secting sugar estates and coffee plantations ; and ...
... river , where the company's canal will commence . " 2d . To connect , by means of navigable canals , the river Pa- rahiba with the Macabe ; the whole of the proposed line inter- secting sugar estates and coffee plantations ; and ...
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... river about 400 yards , and there posted themselves ; they remained quiet for two hours : the Indians were marching down the hammock to the river , for the purpose , no doubt , of pre- venting the crossing of the party of volunteers ...
... river about 400 yards , and there posted themselves ; they remained quiet for two hours : the Indians were marching down the hammock to the river , for the purpose , no doubt , of pre- venting the crossing of the party of volunteers ...
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