 | Esq. John Finch - 1833 - 480 стор.
...By one of those fires, which often arise in the woods of America, the forest was entirely destroyed, and only the blackened stumps of the trees remain....and we observed numerous peach-trees covered with biossoms on the borders of the farms. In the evening we arrived at a small village near the Upper Falls,... | |
 | New Jersey Historical Society - 1881 - 476 стор.
...visited the mine in 1H33 says: " The mines are now reopened, a steam-engine erected to drain them, and the works are proceeding with spirit. It is the...only copper mine worked in the United States."— Travelf through the VnHnl Ntnfe* «/ AmTicn tntd i'nnrida. by 1. Finch. London. 1H33. 277. * Kssex... | |
 | William Nelson - 1883 - 98 стор.
...visited the mine in 1833 says: " The mines are now reopened, a steam-engine erected to drain them, and the works are proceeding with spirit. It is the...only copper mine worked in the United States."— Travels through the United States of America and Canada, by I. Finch, London, 1833, 277. * Essex County... | |
 | Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) - 1907 - 628 стор.
...referred to by I. Finch,9 as follows : "The mines are now reopened, a steam engine erected to drain them, and the works are proceeding with spirit. It is the only copper mine worked in the United States." The mine was at this time under the supervision of William Tregaskis, and the "Victoria" shaft was... | |
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... extensive marsh, partially rescued from the tide by an embankment. This marsh was formerly covered by a forest of cedars, extremely valuable from the size of the timber, and their vicinity to New York. By one of those fires, which often arise in the... 