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Page 20
Some of them are margined with oak woods and cane ; and all the branches , for
seventy miles below the falls , have reed ; from thence down there are bay galls
and dwarf evergreens , and cypress ponds , with some live oak . Between these ...
Some of them are margined with oak woods and cane ; and all the branches , for
seventy miles below the falls , have reed ; from thence down there are bay galls
and dwarf evergreens , and cypress ponds , with some live oak . Between these ...
Page 21
In the rainy season , which commences after midsummer , the ponds fill , and
then the country is , a great part of it , covered with water ; and in the dry season it
is difficult to obtain water in any direction , for many iniles . Bees abound in the O
...
In the rainy season , which commences after midsummer , the ponds fill , and
then the country is , a great part of it , covered with water ; and in the dry season it
is difficult to obtain water in any direction , for many iniles . Bees abound in the O
...
Page 49
... pine and hickory ; the trees are small ; the soil apparently rich enough , and
well suited for wheat , and the streams have some rich flats . 2d . Thlot - lo - gul -
gau ; from thlot - lo , fish ; and ul - gau , all ; called by the traders fish ponds . It is
on ...
... pine and hickory ; the trees are small ; the soil apparently rich enough , and
well suited for wheat , and the streams have some rich flats . 2d . Thlot - lo - gul -
gau ; from thlot - lo , fish ; and ul - gau , all ; called by the traders fish ponds . It is
on ...
Page 57
... is oak , hickory and pine ; there are some ponds and slashes back next to the
pine forest , bordering on a branch which runs parallel with the river ; in the pine
forest there is some reedy branches . The creek has its source nearly twenty
miles ...
... is oak , hickory and pine ; there are some ponds and slashes back next to the
pine forest , bordering on a branch which runs parallel with the river ; in the pine
forest there is some reedy branches . The creek has its source nearly twenty
miles ...
Page 64
... the village is nine miles up the creek ; the land is poor and flat , with limestone
springs in the neighborhood ; the swamp is cypress in hammocks , with some
water oak and hickory ; the pine land is poor with ponds and wire grass ; they
have ...
... the village is nine miles up the creek ; the land is poor and flat , with limestone
springs in the neighborhood ; the swamp is cypress in hammocks , with some
water oak and hickory ; the pine land is poor with ponds and wire grass ; they
have ...
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