A Sketch of Camden City New Jersey
A Sketch of Camden City New Jersey
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He also sent some of his rare specimens to the " city, " as Philadelphia was invariably de- signated.
His habits were as frugal as Stephen Girard's; and his general history, though stretching over a smaller sphere, reads much like that of the great merchant.
This village of Fettersville arose in this wise. The level of tlie land was low, and the cost of the property to him was proportioned accordingly. It lay comparatively adjacent to the lower feiry which sent its boats to (JAM DION, N. J. ;55... South street, Philadelphia, tlirou
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He also sent some of his rare specimens to the " city, " as Philadelphia was invariably de- signated.
His habits were as frugal as Stephen Girard's; and his general history, though stretching over a smaller sphere, reads much like that of the great merchant.
This village of Fettersville arose in this wise. The level of tlie land was low, and the cost of the property to him was proportioned accordingly. It lay comparatively adjacent to the lower feiry which sent its boats to (JAM DION, N. J. ;55... South street, Philadelphia, tlirou
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