Hulme's Journal,
Hulme's Journal, 1818-19; Flower's Letters from Lexington and the Illinois, 1819; Flower's Letters from the Illinois, 1820-21; and Woods's Two Years' Residence, 1820-21
作者：Hulme, Thomas; Flower, Richard, 1761?-1829; Woods, John, -1829; Thwaites, Reuben Gold, 1853-1913 [Editor]
体例：段 章数：24
字数：496,069 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 24 段- From this time I resolved _not to leave my children in such
- This day pass Marietta, a good looking town at the mouth of
- _July 1st._--Left Mr. Birkbeck's for Harmony, Indiana. The d
- _July 9th._--Dine at Mr. Overton's tavern, on our way to Fra
- They are building a steam-boat at Wheeling, which is to go,
- The legitimates, who have high notions of regal authority, a
- [55] This pamphlet was seen through the press by Benjamin Fl
- As to religion, the form of it is now regularly attended to
- The report which has injured us most is the want of that ble
- The address of the worthy female, one of the Society of _Fri
- The _hypocrisy_ of Mr. Cobbett, in his professions of respec
- 6th. We anchored near Kent Island, said to be good land, but
- {38} 25th. We travelled, a hilly country, to Trap town, a ve
- 2d. We advanced up a valley for a great distance, and passed
- 14th. The moon shining brightly, we started soon after midni
- [121] The present site of Petersburg, twenty-two miles below
- [135] A brief account of Hendersonville may be found in Cumi
- [140] Carmi is situated on the Little Wabash, about twenty m
- Farm-buildings are not yet numerous. Corn-cribs are built th
- Yard-grass comes on land that has been much trodden; it is s
- The woods round the prairies are not so thick, nor the timbe
- When I reached the Prairies, I was greatly pleased to find m
- I live near the corner of section ten, the place marked J. W
- Nov. 15. The weather is much colder {298} now than at the sa