James River Guide Containing Descriptions of All the Cities Towns And Princ
James River Guide Containing Descriptions of All the Cities Towns And Princ
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The streets are generally regular and broad. In 1840, a severe tornado swept over this city and destroyed a large amount of property. This city is one of the principal cotton ports on the Missis- sippi J the streets are often rendered impassible by the piles of cotton bales wait- ing to be shipped. The city contains a large number of stores, 5 or 6 churches, 4 banks, a hospital, an orphan asylum, several seminaries and public schools, a Masonic hall, a number of steam mills, and 4 or 5 printing... offices.
Natchez carries on an extensive inland and foreign trade: many large vessels come up to the town, receive their freight, and sail to foreign ports. There are several large founderies here, which are extensively engaged in making engines, cotton presses, and sugar mills. Population, about 7000.
D'Iberville, whose name occupies a large space in the early history of our coun- try, and especially in those events which transpired on the lower Mississippi, was no ordinary man. No where did he display himself to more advantage, than in the discovery of the mouth of the Mississippi, the last great act in his event- ful life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The streets are generally regular and broad. In 1840, a severe tornado swept over this city and destroyed a large amount of property. This city is one of the principal cotton ports on the Missis- sippi J the streets are often rendered impassible by the piles of cotton bales wait- ing to be shipped. The city contains a large number of stores, 5 or 6 churches, 4 banks, a hospital, an orphan asylum, several seminaries and public schools, a Masonic hall, a number of steam mills, and 4 or 5 printing... offices.
Natchez carries on an extensive inland and foreign trade: many large vessels come up to the town, receive their freight, and sail to foreign ports. There are several large founderies here, which are extensively engaged in making engines, cotton presses, and sugar mills. Population, about 7000.
D'Iberville, whose name occupies a large space in the early history of our coun- try, and especially in those events which transpired on the lower Mississippi, was no ordinary man. No where did he display himself to more advantage, than in the discovery of the mouth of the Mississippi, the last great act in his event- ful life.
What to read after James River Guide Containing Descriptions of All the Cities Towns And Princ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, U. P. (Uriah Pierson), 1811-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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