Holmes Hinkley An Industrial Pioneer 1793 1866
Holmes Hinkley An Industrial Pioneer 1793 1866
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Joseph Dunbar, a planter from Mississippi, near Natchez, proposed to pay my expenses, if I would take to his plantation some negroes and horses he had bought in Maryland.
This I readily consented to do, as I wanted 18 AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH to see something of the Southern country. I travelled most of the way on foot, with the negroes, from Washington to Wheeling, on the Ohio River. ^ Here, Mr. Dunbar gave me two hundred dol- lars, to pay my expenses. My company con- sisted of two white men, t...en blacks, and twenty horses. Our route was through the States of Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama. The Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes of Indians oc- cupied the entire territory.
We were on horseback for fifty days, which brought me to Mr. Dunbar's plantation, within twenty miles of Natchez. At this time there were no steamboats on the Western waters.
Mr. Dunbar and two other families went down the river in flatboats. In consequence of ^ Much of interest to the present generation was omitted in this brief sketch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joseph Dunbar, a planter from Mississippi, near Natchez, proposed to pay my expenses, if I would take to his plantation some negroes and horses he had bought in Maryland.
This I readily consented to do, as I wanted 18 AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH to see something of the Southern country. I travelled most of the way on foot, with the negroes, from Washington to Wheeling, on the Ohio River. ^ Here, Mr. Dunbar gave me two hundred dol- lars, to pay my expenses. My company con- sisted of two white men, t...en blacks, and twenty horses. Our route was through the States of Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama. The Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes of Indians oc- cupied the entire territory.
We were on horseback for fifty days, which brought me to Mr. Dunbar's plantation, within twenty miles of Natchez. At this time there were no steamboats on the Western waters.
Mr. Dunbar and two other families went down the river in flatboats. In consequence of ^ Much of interest to the present generation was omitted in this brief sketch.
What to read after Holmes Hinkley An Industrial Pioneer 1793 1866?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter S Walter Swain Hinchman to read onlineMoreLess
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