The Quarterly Review, Volum 68J. Murray, 1841 |
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... acres , and a house at the federal city ; and he told me that he raised about twelve bushels to the acre of the best land . Mr. Carrol , of Annapolis , grandfather to Lady Wellesley , the Duchess of Leeds , and Lady Stafford , was said ...
... acres , and a house at the federal city ; and he told me that he raised about twelve bushels to the acre of the best land . Mr. Carrol , of Annapolis , grandfather to Lady Wellesley , the Duchess of Leeds , and Lady Stafford , was said ...
Pàgina 128
... acres , for which they are to pay 11. for every acre so selected ; and he adds , this is often done in such a manner as to render the 11,000 acres , for which they do not pay , inaccessible to future purchasers , and worthless to the ...
... acres , for which they are to pay 11. for every acre so selected ; and he adds , this is often done in such a manner as to render the 11,000 acres , for which they do not pay , inaccessible to future purchasers , and worthless to the ...
Pàgina 138
... acre and 100 country - acres : 110 sec- tions will be reserved by the company , who intend to distribute the same as private property amongst the chief families of the tribe from which the lands shall have been originally purchased ...
... acre and 100 country - acres : 110 sec- tions will be reserved by the company , who intend to distribute the same as private property amongst the chief families of the tribe from which the lands shall have been originally purchased ...
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