Ogdens Letters From the West 1821 1823
Ogdens Letters From the West 1821 1823
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7© Early Western Travels [Vol. 19 erty although they are not legally possessed of a foot of ground on earth. The tide of emigration is at present toward this place, and the Illinois country. Prairies are numerous here and of different sizes from half to five miles wide, and of very different lengths. The timber about them is principally oak, which, for buildings, rails, and shingles, . Is the best in the world. There is but one existing difficulty as to settling in this country, that is, these ...prairies are [66] destitute of water, although it can be obtained sometimes by digging. The productions of this state, as before ob- served, are similar to those of Ohio. An acre of good land here, well cultivated, will produce from sixty to one hundred bushels of Indian corn, where not one half the labor is ex- pended that there is in the New-England States, where forty or fifty is commonly produced. Wheat here is not so plump and full as in the state of New- York, but it yields 68 lbs. To the bushel, and never gets smutty or winter kiUed.
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7© Early Western Travels [Vol. 19 erty although they are not legally possessed of a foot of ground on earth. The tide of emigration is at present toward this place, and the Illinois country. Prairies are numerous here and of different sizes from half to five miles wide, and of very different lengths. The timber about them is principally oak, which, for buildings, rails, and shingles, . Is the best in the world. There is but one existing difficulty as to settling in this country, that is, these ...prairies are [66] destitute of water, although it can be obtained sometimes by digging. The productions of this state, as before ob- served, are similar to those of Ohio. An acre of good land here, well cultivated, will produce from sixty to one hundred bushels of Indian corn, where not one half the labor is ex- pended that there is in the New-England States, where forty or fifty is commonly produced. Wheat here is not so plump and full as in the state of New- York, but it yields 68 lbs. To the bushel, and never gets smutty or winter kiUed.
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