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... soils in different sec- tions of our territory , and thereby causing such an improvement in the mode of cultivating them , as will best reward the labours of husbandry . In addition to further discoveries in relation to salt springs ...
... soils in different sec- tions of our territory , and thereby causing such an improvement in the mode of cultivating them , as will best reward the labours of husbandry . In addition to further discoveries in relation to salt springs ...
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... soil and inor- dinate taxation have reduced the rate below the one half of the usual interest with us ; and , on the other hand , look to the intelli- gent enterprise of our fellow - citizens , favored as they are with a boundless ...
... soil and inor- dinate taxation have reduced the rate below the one half of the usual interest with us ; and , on the other hand , look to the intelli- gent enterprise of our fellow - citizens , favored as they are with a boundless ...
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... soils and minerals , and of their localities ; a list of all its mineralogical , botanical and zoo- logical productions , and provide for procuring and preserving spe- cimens of the same ; together with an estimate of the expenses which ...
... soils and minerals , and of their localities ; a list of all its mineralogical , botanical and zoo- logical productions , and provide for procuring and preserving spe- cimens of the same ; together with an estimate of the expenses which ...
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... soils and minerals of the State , embraces within its scope both the classes of objects referred to . A scientific and perfect account of our rocks , by explaining the na- ture of the substances of which they are composed , their distin ...
... soils and minerals of the State , embraces within its scope both the classes of objects referred to . A scientific and perfect account of our rocks , by explaining the na- ture of the substances of which they are composed , their distin ...
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... soil is usually thin , but composed of a larger proportion of vegetable matter , and is generally exceed- ingly fertile . When the subjacent rock disintegrates rapidly , the soil will be found deep , and to be fertile or otherwise ...
... soil is usually thin , but composed of a larger proportion of vegetable matter , and is generally exceed- ingly fertile . When the subjacent rock disintegrates rapidly , the soil will be found deep , and to be fertile or otherwise ...
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