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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Page 238
... Wabash , in the latitude of the Miami country ; the reed or cane as far east as the Big Sandy river at A Cincinnati . Vegetation commences in the first week of March ; the peach - tree is in blossom the first week of April . Cherries ...
... Wabash , in the latitude of the Miami country ; the reed or cane as far east as the Big Sandy river at A Cincinnati . Vegetation commences in the first week of March ; the peach - tree is in blossom the first week of April . Cherries ...
Page 243
... river Wabash ; and the white pine , Pinus strobus , on the waters of the Muskingum , but neither of these are seen in the district of Miami . The cane ( Arundinaria maerosperma ) does not grow in the state to the north of the Ohio river ...
... river Wabash ; and the white pine , Pinus strobus , on the waters of the Muskingum , but neither of these are seen in the district of Miami . The cane ( Arundinaria maerosperma ) does not grow in the state to the north of the Ohio river ...
Page 252
... rivers which water the ... Wabash . The want of fresh land in Virginia was the chief motive for migrating across the mountains ; and the advantages of soil and climate were soon made known in Europe . See Ellicot's Voyage down the river ...
... rivers which water the ... Wabash . The want of fresh land in Virginia was the chief motive for migrating across the mountains ; and the advantages of soil and climate were soon made known in Europe . See Ellicot's Voyage down the river ...
Page 276
... river , and by the Mis- sissippi to New Orleans , with the exception of a ... Wabash , and Maumee . The imports consist of goods from the East Indies ... river there are vessels with cabins fitted up like a shop , and furnished with goods ...
... river , and by the Mis- sissippi to New Orleans , with the exception of a ... Wabash , and Maumee . The imports consist of goods from the East Indies ... river there are vessels with cabins fitted up like a shop , and furnished with goods ...
Page 281
... river Ohio ; north by the parallel of 42 ° 10 ′ , which passes through Lake Michigan , ten miles beyond its southern extremity ; east by the state of Ohio ; and west by the Illinois territory , from which it is sepa- rated by the Wabash ...
... river Ohio ; north by the parallel of 42 ° 10 ′ , which passes through Lake Michigan , ten miles beyond its southern extremity ; east by the state of Ohio ; and west by the Illinois territory , from which it is sepa- rated by the Wabash ...
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