Travels in America Performed in 1806 for the Purpose of Exploring the Rivers a
Travels in America Performed in 1806 for the Purpose of Exploring the Rivers a
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Immediately above it is a chain of islands, three in number, well timbered, bat lying too lew to be pccupied by the farmer.
LETTER XX.
Maysville orldmestoneTown — Liberty town — interior ofKeti- tacky — deceitful prospect — Washington — Mays Lick, a salt-spring — Salt Licks, why so called — the Blue Lick — MilUrsburgh — Paris, Maysville, or Limestone Key, July, 1806.
THIS is the oldest and most accustomed landing place i\\ the whole State of Kentucky, and the termination of the main road from L...exington and other interior towns. The distance to Lexington is sixty-three miles, and from Pitts- burg four hundred and twenty-five. The creek just above called Limestone creek, is inconsiderable of itself, but af- fords in high water a small harbour for boats. The land- ing is a good one, lying in the bend of the river. The town contains about seventy houses, and supplies accommoda- tion for the storage, of jjoods deposited here before they are AMERICA. 185 received into waggons which take them to Lexington, whence they are distributed through the entire State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Immediately above it is a chain of islands, three in number, well timbered, bat lying too lew to be pccupied by the farmer.
LETTER XX.
Maysville orldmestoneTown — Liberty town — interior ofKeti- tacky — deceitful prospect — Washington — Mays Lick, a salt-spring — Salt Licks, why so called — the Blue Lick — MilUrsburgh — Paris, Maysville, or Limestone Key, July, 1806.
THIS is the oldest and most accustomed landing place i\\ the whole State of Kentucky, and the termination of the main road from L...exington and other interior towns. The distance to Lexington is sixty-three miles, and from Pitts- burg four hundred and twenty-five. The creek just above called Limestone creek, is inconsiderable of itself, but af- fords in high water a small harbour for boats. The land- ing is a good one, lying in the bend of the river. The town contains about seventy houses, and supplies accommoda- tion for the storage, of jjoods deposited here before they are AMERICA. 185 received into waggons which take them to Lexington, whence they are distributed through the entire State.
What to read after Travels in America Performed in 1806 for the Purpose of Exploring the Rivers a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Ashe to read onlineMoreLess
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