A Statistical, Political, and Historical Account of the United States of North America: From the Period of Their First Colonization to the Present Day, Volume 2A. Constable and Company, 1819 - Condiciones economicas |
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... tons . * To the distance of 130 miles from its source , it is from eighty to a hundred rods wide , ex- cept about three miles below Middleton , where it is contracted by the high banks to forty yards . Except at this place , the banks ...
... tons . * To the distance of 130 miles from its source , it is from eighty to a hundred rods wide , ex- cept about three miles below Middleton , where it is contracted by the high banks to forty yards . Except at this place , the banks ...
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... tons per acre ; the second about half this quan- tity . t Quadrupeds . - The animals yet common are red foxes , squirrels of different kinds , ( black , grey , red , fly- ing , and striped , ) the pole cat , weasel , musk - rat , racoon ...
... tons per acre ; the second about half this quan- tity . t Quadrupeds . - The animals yet common are red foxes , squirrels of different kinds , ( black , grey , red , fly- ing , and striped , ) the pole cat , weasel , musk - rat , racoon ...
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... tons . * Culinary Plants . - Potatoes , pumpkins , turnips , peas , onions , beans , & c . †Weatherfield is famous for its produce of onions . * Dwight's Statistical Account of Newhaven , cited by Dr Morse , Dr Douglas informs us ...
... tons . * Culinary Plants . - Potatoes , pumpkins , turnips , peas , onions , beans , & c . †Weatherfield is famous for its produce of onions . * Dwight's Statistical Account of Newhaven , cited by Dr Morse , Dr Douglas informs us ...
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... tons of hay per acre . The wild daisy does not thrive . Horses , neat Cattle and Sheep , are raised in great numbers . The horses are generally slender ; with a long switch tail and mane , have a good head and neck , but fall off in the ...
... tons of hay per acre . The wild daisy does not thrive . Horses , neat Cattle and Sheep , are raised in great numbers . The horses are generally slender ; with a long switch tail and mane , have a good head and neck , but fall off in the ...
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... tons , was increased in 1811 to more than 45,000 tons . The ports of entry are five in number ; New London , Newhaven , Fairfield , Middletown , and Stonington . The two principal harbours are those of New London and Newhaven . The ...
... tons , was increased in 1811 to more than 45,000 tons . The ports of entry are five in number ; New London , Newhaven , Fairfield , Middletown , and Stonington . The two principal harbours are those of New London and Newhaven . The ...
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