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Page 21
Bees abound in the O - ke - fin - a - cau and other swamps , eastward of Flint river
. The wortleberry is to be found in the swamps , and on the poorest of the land
bordering on the cypress ponds . When the woods are not burnt for a year or
more ...
Bees abound in the O - ke - fin - a - cau and other swamps , eastward of Flint river
. The wortleberry is to be found in the swamps , and on the poorest of the land
bordering on the cypress ponds . When the woods are not burnt for a year or
more ...
Page 22
The growth is pine , live and white oak ; the soil good ; the lakes abound in fish
and alligators . On the ridges and in the swamps there were a great many bear ,
deer , and tigers . He lived on the ridge west of the St. John's , and was , with his ...
The growth is pine , live and white oak ; the soil good ; the lakes abound in fish
and alligators . On the ridges and in the swamps there were a great many bear ,
deer , and tigers . He lived on the ridge west of the St. John's , and was , with his ...
Page 23
They all have broad margins of stiff , level , rich land , well wooded and
abounding with cane . ... confluence with the Tombigby , the high broken lands
commence and extend for sixty or seventy miles upwards , and abound in places
with large ...
They all have broad margins of stiff , level , rich land , well wooded and
abounding with cane . ... confluence with the Tombigby , the high broken lands
commence and extend for sixty or seventy miles upwards , and abound in places
with large ...
Page 26
The range is equally fine for hogs , but they are raised with difficulty , as the
ponds and swamps abound with alligators . A description of the towns on Coosau
and Tal - la - poo - sa , generally called Upper Creeks . 1. Tal - e - see , from Tal -
o ...
The range is equally fine for hogs , but they are raised with difficulty , as the
ponds and swamps abound with alligators . A description of the towns on Coosau
and Tal - la - poo - sa , generally called Upper Creeks . 1. Tal - e - see , from Tal -
o ...
Page 44
The whole abounds in veins of reeds , and reedy branches . They call this the
winter reed , as it clusters like the cane . The villages are badly fenced , the
Indians are attentive to their traders ; and several of them are careful of stock ,
and have ...
The whole abounds in veins of reeds , and reedy branches . They call this the
winter reed , as it clusters like the cane . The villages are badly fenced , the
Indians are attentive to their traders ; and several of them are careful of stock ,
and have ...
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