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Page 31
Haujo , ) one of the chiefs of the Creek nation , has a farm well fenced and
cultivated with the plough . He is a half breed , of a strong mind , and fulfils the
duties enjoined on him by his appointment , with zeal and fidelity . He has nine
negroes ...
Haujo , ) one of the chiefs of the Creek nation , has a farm well fenced and
cultivated with the plough . He is a half breed , of a strong mind , and fulfils the
duties enjoined on him by his appointment , with zeal and fidelity . He has nine
negroes ...
Page 36
Here the soil is of good quality for cultivation ; that of thin quality extends nearly à
mile . ... and some with rails , for potatoes and ground nuts ; the corn is cultivated
on the right side of the river , on rich cane swamps ; these people have a few ...
Here the soil is of good quality for cultivation ; that of thin quality extends nearly à
mile . ... and some with rails , for potatoes and ground nuts ; the corn is cultivated
on the right side of the river , on rich cane swamps ; these people have a few ...
Page 56
He has a garden well cultivated and planted , with a great variety of vegetables ,
fruits and vines , and an orchard of peach trees . Arrangements have been made
, to fence two hundred acres of land fit for cultivation , and to introduce a regular ...
He has a garden well cultivated and planted , with a great variety of vegetables ,
fruits and vines , and an orchard of peach trees . Arrangements have been made
, to fence two hundred acres of land fit for cultivation , and to introduce a regular ...
Page 57
... the creek below the falls ; the settlers extend up the creek for three miles , and
they cultivate the rich bends of the creek ... and on its branches is waving , with
pine , oak , and hickory , fine for cultivation , on the flats and out from the
branches ...
... the creek below the falls ; the settlers extend up the creek for three miles , and
they cultivate the rich bends of the creek ... and on its branches is waving , with
pine , oak , and hickory , fine for cultivation , on the flats and out from the
branches ...
Page 58
... they cultivate but little here of early corn ; the principal dependence is on the
rich fields above the creek ; to call them rich must be understood in a limited
sense ; they have been so , but being cultivated beyond the memory of the oldest
man ...
... they cultivate but little here of early corn ; the principal dependence is on the
rich fields above the creek ; to call them rich must be understood in a limited
sense ; they have been so , but being cultivated beyond the memory of the oldest
man ...
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