Indeed, they constitute much the greater portion of wood consumed in rivernavigation.
2
The part he had chosen was the hotel system and the rivernavigation.
3
He was also impeded at first by his comparative ignorance of rivernavigation.
4
The Corps had started releasing water to help rivernavigation.
5
A snag is only one of the numerous sources of accident in American rivernavigation.
6
There is one great inconvenience in American travelling, arising from the uncertainty of rivernavigation.
7
Aside from the rivernavigation, this county is well supplied with transportation facilities by rail.
8
In it he takes up all the leading questions of the day: railroads, rivernavigation, internal improvements, and usury.
9
The father and brother joined us in the evening, and gave me much good advice in regard to rivernavigation.
10
The launch in fact, while a staunch little craft, was better adapted for lake or rivernavigation than as a sea-goer.
11
During the passage-oneof the most prolonged and uncomfortable in the annals of western rivernavigation-theplot of this story was arranged.
12
The exploration of this seaboard had thus to be prosecuted in Siberia itself by means of vessels built for the rivernavigation.
13
The introduction of steamboats for rivernavigation, and of locomotives upon railways, have superseded canals, and invested them with an air of antiquity.
14
By day the boatmen might have picked their way more carefully, but the moon was new and shed too little light for rivernavigation.
15
Railroads and other improvements, especially improvements of rivernavigation, were voted out of all proportion to the means or credit of the then thinly-peopled State.