Early Western Travels, 1748-1846: A Series of Annotated Reprints of Some of the Best and Rarest Contemporary Volumes of Travel, Descriptive of the Aborigines and Social and Economic Conditions in the Middle and Far West, During the Period of Early American Settlement, Том 3Reuben Gold Thwaites A. H. Clark Company, 1904 |
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... reached an acute stage ; the French minister to the United States had come armed with instructions to secure the co - opera- 1 See documents in Original Journals of Lewis and Clark ( New York , 1904 ) , appendix . UNIV . OF tion of ...
... reached an acute stage ; the French minister to the United States had come armed with instructions to secure the co - opera- 1 See documents in Original Journals of Lewis and Clark ( New York , 1904 ) , appendix . UNIV . OF tion of ...
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... reached Lime Stone toward evening.23 Limestone is considered the Landing place or Port of Kentuckey . Goods are landed there that are sent from Philadelphia for Danville , Lexington etc. A small town founded six years ago at a distance ...
... reached Lime Stone toward evening.23 Limestone is considered the Landing place or Port of Kentuckey . Goods are landed there that are sent from Philadelphia for Danville , Lexington etc. A small town founded six years ago at a distance ...
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... reached Lexington , 28 the chief town amongst the Settle- ments of the State of Kentuckey . We passed a small Settlement , looked upon as a town and called Paris , the capital of Bourbon county.20 It contains about 18 houses . 20 For ...
... reached Lexington , 28 the chief town amongst the Settle- ments of the State of Kentuckey . We passed a small Settlement , looked upon as a town and called Paris , the capital of Bourbon county.20 It contains about 18 houses . 20 For ...
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... reaching Beardstown recognized the rocks and stones of calcareous substances possessing all the forms of the Madrepores . The tops of the Mountains ( hills ) one has to cross , 3 or 4 Miles before reaching Beardstown , consist entirely ...
... reaching Beardstown recognized the rocks and stones of calcareous substances possessing all the forms of the Madrepores . The tops of the Mountains ( hills ) one has to cross , 3 or 4 Miles before reaching Beardstown , consist entirely ...
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... reaching the top of Cumberland Gap , saw a climbing fern covering an area of over six acres of ground near the road.51 At this season when the Frost had produced ice from 3 to 4 lines thick , this plant was not at all injured by it . In ...
... reaching the top of Cumberland Gap , saw a climbing fern covering an area of over six acres of ground near the road.51 At this season when the Frost had produced ice from 3 to 4 lines thick , this plant was not at all injured by it . In ...
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Страница 335 - Tour (1803) describes them as "square, and flatbottomed ; about forty feet by fifteen, with sides six feet deep ; covered with a roof of thin boards, and accomodated with a fire-place. They will hold from 200 to 500 barrels of flour. They require but four hands to navigate them ; carry no sail, and are wafted down by the current.
Страница 205 - He had at that time inoculated upward of five hundred persons in Kentucky, when they were making their first attempts in New York and Philadelphia. Dr. Brown also employs himself in collecting fossils and other natural productions, which abound in this interesting country. I have seen at his house several relics of very large unknown fish, caught in the [131] Kentucky River, and which were remarkable for their singular forms.
Страница 159 - Although the passage from New Orleans to one of these two ports is twenty or thirty days, and that they have to take a route by land of three hundred miles to return to Pittsburgh, they prefer this way, being not so difficult as the return by land from New Orleans to Pittsburgh, this last distance being fourteen or fifteen hundred miles. However, when the barges are only destined for Limeston, in Kentucky, or for Cincinnati, in the state of Ohio, the bargemen return by land, and by that means take...
Страница 247 - With them the passion for gaming and spirituous liquors is carried to excess, which frequently terminates in quarrels degrading to human nature. The public houses are always crowded, more especially during the sittings of the courts of justice. Horses and lawsuits comprise the usual topic of their conversation. If a traveler happens to pass by, his horse is appreciated; if he stops, he is presented with a glass of whiskey...