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    Practical principles of rail-ways, proper for the climate of the United States, and adapted to the use of the Winans rail-way carriage
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    Report, on the origin and increase of the Paterson manufactories, and the intended diversion of their waters by the Morris Canal Company : also on post rail roads, as the means of cheap conveyance throughout New-Jersey, of bringing Susquehanna coal to the iron mines and forges, and to supply Paterson and New-York : also on a method of supplying the city of New-York with water from the great falls of the Passaic
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    Explanation by John L. Sullivan : of the nature of certain grants to him for the use of steam boats on Connecticut River, and of the nature of his claims to admission into the state of New-York with his patented improvements in steam boats
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    Suggestions on the canal policy of Pennsylvania : in reference to the effects of the inland navigation of the adjoining states, on the commerce of Philadelphia : also, in relation to a direct canal through the Counties of Chester and Lancaster, to the Susquehanna ; and others thence to the Ohio. With facts and computations relative to the commerce of the Chesapeake & Delaware canal
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    Refutation of Mr. Colden's "Answer" to Mr. Sullivan's Report to the Society for Establishing Useful Manufactories in New-Jersey upon the intended encroachments of the Morris Canal Company in diverting from their natural course the waters of the Passaic
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    Author: Wright, Benjamin, 1770-1842
    Published 1824
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    Report of Messrs. Benj. Wright and J.L. Sullivan, engineers, engaged in the survey of the route of the proposed canal

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