A Complete Descriptive And Statistical Gazetteer of the United States of America
A Complete Descriptive And Statistical Gazetteer of the United States of America
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Hemp and flax are produced in considerable quantities. The soil of the state is generally a red loam, or clay, and much of it is excellent. Apples, pears, peaches, and plums, are abundant. The forests abound with various nuts, suitable for fattening hogs, which are suffered to run wild in the woods, and, when fattened, are killed and exported in great quantities. The climate, in the mountainous region in the western part of the state, is salubrious ; and in the valleys between the mountains is ...much fine land, adapt ed both to grain and to grazing.
In this state there were in 1840, 92, 920 horses and mules ; 225, 714 neat cattle ; 257, 922 sheep ; 416, 943 swine ; poultry to the value of $218, 765. There were produced 3, 345, 783 bush, of wheat ; 3, 594 of barley ; 3, 534, 211 of oats ; 723, 577 of rye ; 73, 606 of buckwheat ; 8, 233, 086 of Ind. Corn ; 488, 201 Ibs. Of wool ; 2, 357 of hops; 3, 674 of wax; 1, 036, 433 bush, of potatoes ; 106, 687 tons of hay ; 24, 816, 012 pounds of tobacco ; 5, 673 of cotton ; 2, 290 of silk cocoons ; 36, 266 of sugar.
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Hemp and flax are produced in considerable quantities. The soil of the state is generally a red loam, or clay, and much of it is excellent. Apples, pears, peaches, and plums, are abundant. The forests abound with various nuts, suitable for fattening hogs, which are suffered to run wild in the woods, and, when fattened, are killed and exported in great quantities. The climate, in the mountainous region in the western part of the state, is salubrious ; and in the valleys between the mountains is ...much fine land, adapt ed both to grain and to grazing.
In this state there were in 1840, 92, 920 horses and mules ; 225, 714 neat cattle ; 257, 922 sheep ; 416, 943 swine ; poultry to the value of $218, 765. There were produced 3, 345, 783 bush, of wheat ; 3, 594 of barley ; 3, 534, 211 of oats ; 723, 577 of rye ; 73, 606 of buckwheat ; 8, 233, 086 of Ind. Corn ; 488, 201 Ibs. Of wool ; 2, 357 of hops; 3, 674 of wax; 1, 036, 433 bush, of potatoes ; 106, 687 tons of hay ; 24, 816, 012 pounds of tobacco ; 5, 673 of cotton ; 2, 290 of silk cocoons ; 36, 266 of sugar.
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