Cumings Tour to the Western Country 1807 1809
Cumings Tour to the Western Country 1807 1809
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And Mrs. Baylor, 123 as Mr. A. Was personally acquainted with them, and we had promised ourselves a musical feast, from the performance of Mrs. B. On the piano forte, on which instrument she is said particularly to excel. They not being at home, we declined the invitation of a younger Mr. B. To alight, but taking a glass of milk and water on horseback, we proceeded across Stoner's fork of the Licking, towards Lexington, leaving the town of Paris about three miles on the left. 124 121 The lead v...ein near Millersburg was but small; it was worked again to some effect after the War of Secession. ED.
122 This was doubtless the residence of General James Garrard, a Virginian who had emigrated to Kentucky directly after the Revolution, and was second governor of the state, 1796-1804. He died at his home in Bourbon County in 1822. ED.
123 Daughter of Mr. Henry Weidner, of Pittsburgh. CRAMER.
124 For sketch of Paris, see Michaux's Travels, vol. Iii of this series, p. 37, note 29. ED.
180 Early Western Travels [Vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Mrs. Baylor, 123 as Mr. A. Was personally acquainted with them, and we had promised ourselves a musical feast, from the performance of Mrs. B. On the piano forte, on which instrument she is said particularly to excel. They not being at home, we declined the invitation of a younger Mr. B. To alight, but taking a glass of milk and water on horseback, we proceeded across Stoner's fork of the Licking, towards Lexington, leaving the town of Paris about three miles on the left. 124 121 The lead v...ein near Millersburg was but small; it was worked again to some effect after the War of Secession. ED.
122 This was doubtless the residence of General James Garrard, a Virginian who had emigrated to Kentucky directly after the Revolution, and was second governor of the state, 1796-1804. He died at his home in Bourbon County in 1822. ED.
123 Daughter of Mr. Henry Weidner, of Pittsburgh. CRAMER.
124 For sketch of Paris, see Michaux's Travels, vol. Iii of this series, p. 37, note 29. ED.
180 Early Western Travels [Vol.
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