Travels Through the Western Country in the Summer of 1816 : Including Notices of the Natural History, Antiquities, Topography, Agriculture, Commerce And Manufactures ; With a Map of the Wabash Country, Now Settling
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It is in common use, a™d lutes kT'' ''T L.^"-:™?""" »f chare] in the 'iste™ states, IS almost an indispejisojfe. .^siera Cultivation of the T^nef 231 Balance is another word which is twisted from its proper meaning. This is made to imply the remainder.
" Tlie balance (unappropriated residue of land) will be sold at auction." The Cane, which once overspread a large part of Kentucky, is nearly destroy eil ; but it grows abundant- ly on the Wabash, and extends from the mouth of that river almost t...o V^incennes.
The iron-u'eec?, which I first saw above Pittsburgh, extends on clayey lauds all the way to the Wabash.
1± is a pernicious plant in meadows.
The wet Prairies abound with the fern-leaved Ileli- anthus, and on our return, we saw thousands of thess blossoms turned to the sun.
N. EwiNG had six kinds of e.votic grajjes in his gar- den, which flourish ; and though receiving little atten- tion, were finely loaded with fruit. That climate is congenial to the vine. Indeed we believe this culture will become very profitable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is in common use, a™d lutes kT'' ''T L.^"-:™?""" »f chare] in the 'iste™ states, IS almost an indispejisojfe. .^siera Cultivation of the T^nef 231 Balance is another word which is twisted from its proper meaning. This is made to imply the remainder.
" Tlie balance (unappropriated residue of land) will be sold at auction." The Cane, which once overspread a large part of Kentucky, is nearly destroy eil ; but it grows abundant- ly on the Wabash, and extends from the mouth of that river almost t...o V^incennes.
The iron-u'eec?, which I first saw above Pittsburgh, extends on clayey lauds all the way to the Wabash.
1± is a pernicious plant in meadows.
The wet Prairies abound with the fern-leaved Ileli- anthus, and on our return, we saw thousands of thess blossoms turned to the sun.
N. EwiNG had six kinds of e.votic grajjes in his gar- den, which flourish ; and though receiving little atten- tion, were finely loaded with fruit. That climate is congenial to the vine. Indeed we believe this culture will become very profitable.
What to read after Travels Through the Western Country in the Summer of 1816 : Including Notices of the Natural History, Antiquities, Topography, Agriculture, Commerce And Manufactures ; With a Map of the Wabash Country, Now Settling?
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