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Fulton, no. VI. Internal improvement. : Among the various objects which imperiously demand the attention of the legislature at its present session, the most important, by far, is the bill, ... for the appointment of a board of commissioners for the internal improvement of the state, ...
by Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839
[Harrisburg] : [publisher not identified], 1825

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When the following letter was written, it was without the slightest idea of its ever being published. : It was originally addressed to a friend then a member of Congress from Pennsylvania ... It is now respectfully submitted to the members of the legislature of Pennsylvania ... : Meadville, Dec. 5, 1828. Dear Sir:--According to your request, I now take up my pen to communicate to you my ideas on the several interesting matters which formed the subject of our last conversation. ...
[Meadville, Pa.?] : [publisher not identified], 1828

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To the citizens of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. : Friends and fellow citizens, Having the honour of being appointed by the convention at Harrisburg, a committee to address the citizens of the state on the subject of its internal improvement ... we solicit your attention ...
[Harrisburg] : [publisher not identified], 1825

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To the friends of peace, good order, and the union of the states tract II-III.
by Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839
[Philadelphia] : [publisher not identified], 1831

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Canal policy, no. I-II. : It must be highly gratifying to all those who have any interest in, or wish to promote, the solid prosperity of this country, to find that the public interest is every where attracted towards the important object of facilitating the intercourse between the different states ...
by Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839
[Philadelphia] : [publisher not identified], 1824
Second edition.

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Address to those on whom Heaven has bestowed the goods of fortune, and, what is more valuable, hearts to make a proper use of them for the public benefit ...
Philadelphia : [publisher not identified], 1824

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Canal policy--Fulton--no. V. : An act was passed by the legislature of New Jersey at its last session, for opening a communication by canal between the rivers Delaware and Raritan ...
by Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839
[Philadelphia] : [publisher not identified], 1825

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Internal improvement. : Every citizen of Pennsylvania, who feels interested in the welfare and prosperity of the state, must be deeply anxious for the success of our system of internal improvement ...
by Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839
[Philadelphia] : [publisher not identified], 1829

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To the citizens of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. : The address of the subscribers, a committee of the "Pennsylvania Society for the Promotion of Internal Improvements in the Commonwealth." Friends and fellow citizens, We respectfully invite your serious attention to one of the most important subjects ever agitated in Pennsylvania since the time when William Penn purchased the soil from the original owners. We mean the establishment of a general, liberal, and extended system for the internal improvement of the state, by opening a communication by canals, (or railways, should they appear, on full examination, to be preferable, or by both canals and railways,) between the copious streams by which our territory is intersected ...
[Philadelphia] : [publisher not identified], 1825
Second edition.

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Canal policy--No. III-IV. : Feeling a deep solicitude to impress on the public mind a due sense of the necessity of the state making exertions to avail itself of the numberless natural advantages wherewith heaven has endowed it ... it is deemed proper to present to the public, some exhilirating views of the beneficial consequences which have resulted to the state of New York. ...
by Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839
[Philadelphia] : [publisher not identified], 1825
Second edition.

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Internal improvement. It is impossible for any man who takes that interest in the welfare and prosperity and honour of the state ... not to feel distressed at the situation in which its credit is at present placed ...
by Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839
[Philadelphia] : [publisher not identified], 1829

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To the citizens of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. : The address of the subscribers, a committee of the "Pennsylvania Society for the Promotion of Internal Improvements in the Commonwealth."
[Philadelphia] : [publisher not identified], 1825

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The first annual report of the acting committee of the Society for the Promotion of Internal Improvement in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia: : Printed by Joseph R.A. Skerrett., 1826

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