CHAPTER XIX.

Outlines of the incidents of the summer of 1823--Glance at the geography

of the lake country--Concretion of aluminous earth--General Wayne's body

naturally embalmed by this property of the soil of Erie--Free and easy

manners--Boundary Survey--An old friend--Western commerce--The Austins

of Texas memory--Collision of civil and military power--Advantages of a

visit to Europe.

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