A Statistical, Political, and Historical Account of the United States of North America: From the Period of Their First Colonization to the Present Day, Volume 2A. Constable and Company, 1819 - Condiciones economicas |
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... TENNESSEE . Geological phenomena · ib . Forest trees and shrubs 971 Situation and boundaries 345 Plants ib . Aspect of the country , and Animals ib . nature of the soil ib . Fishes 372 Temperature 346 Population ib . Rivers 347 Manners ...
... TENNESSEE . Geological phenomena · ib . Forest trees and shrubs 971 Situation and boundaries 345 Plants ib . Aspect of the country , and Animals ib . nature of the soil ib . Fishes 372 Temperature 346 Population ib . Rivers 347 Manners ...
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... Tennessee ; east by Maryland and the Atlantic Ocean ; west by Ken- tucky and Ohio . Its length , from the Atlantic on the east to the Cumberland mountains on the west , is 440 miles . Its greatest breadth , from north to south , is 290 ...
... Tennessee ; east by Maryland and the Atlantic Ocean ; west by Ken- tucky and Ohio . Its length , from the Atlantic on the east to the Cumberland mountains on the west , is 440 miles . Its greatest breadth , from north to south , is 290 ...
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... Tennessee and Kentucky , cotton , tobacco , saltpetre , and marble ; from Pennsylvania and Virginia , iron in the bar , rolled or cast form , nails , millstones , glass - ware . † In the new settlements on the Ohio river there are ...
... Tennessee and Kentucky , cotton , tobacco , saltpetre , and marble ; from Pennsylvania and Virginia , iron in the bar , rolled or cast form , nails , millstones , glass - ware . † In the new settlements on the Ohio river there are ...
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... Tennessee ; east , by Virginia ; west , by the Mississippi river , which separates it from the Missouri territory . Its greatest length from east to west is 328 miles ; its greatest breadth from north to south 183 miles ; its least ...
... Tennessee ; east , by Virginia ; west , by the Mississippi river , which separates it from the Missouri territory . Its greatest length from east to west is 328 miles ; its greatest breadth from north to south 183 miles ; its least ...
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... Tennessee , where several of the rivers have their sources , are broken into hills , ridges , and deep vallies , by spurs of the Alleghany and Cumberland mountains . The whole surface is here well wooded , particularly in the deep glens ...
... Tennessee , where several of the rivers have their sources , are broken into hills , ridges , and deep vallies , by spurs of the Alleghany and Cumberland mountains . The whole surface is here well wooded , particularly in the deep glens ...
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a-year acres Alleghany amount annual assembly Baltimore banks branches bushels Carolina cents Chief Towns Cincinnati common consisting cotton court creek cultivated Cumberland Cumberland river Delaware distance district dollars east eastern eight elected established expence feet fifty five flour formed former forty four gallons governor hickery horses Indian corn inhabitants James river judges Kenhawa Kentucky Lake Erie Lake Michigan land latitude legislature manufactures Maryland Miami miles in length militia mills mountains mouth mulattoes Muskingum river navigable nearly negroes North Carolina northern Ohio river peach brandy Pennsylvania persons Philadelphia places population pounds pounds currency produce quantity Richmond ridge rises runs salt Scioto senate situated sixty slaves soil southern springs square miles streams swamps Tennessee thirty tion tobacco tons tract tree twelve twenty United vessels Virginia Wabash Wabash river Washington Western Gazetteer wheat White river yards