...was Emperor of France, at a cost to us of only $15,000,000. It extended from the British possessions on the north to the Gulf of Mexico on the south, and from the Mississippi River on the east to the Rocky Mountains on the west. The mean average temperature of Arkansas...

...every settlement in which it shall be found practicable, in all the great Valley of the Mississippi, extending from Canada on the North, to the Gulf of Mexico on the South, and from the Allegheny mountains on the East, to the Rocky mountains on the West; a territory very nearly twelve...

...every settlement in which it shall be found practicable, in all the great valley of the Mississippi, extending from Canada on the North, to the gulf of Mexico on the South ; and from the Alleghany Mountains on the East, to the Rocky Mountains on the West, a territory of very near twelve...

...the beginning of the last century;( AD 1704) formed a Fresbvtery, and held their first meeting ti.r business in the city of Philadelphia. This Church...country extending from -Canada on the north, to the Gulph ot Mexico on the south; and from the Atlantic on the east, to the Missouri on the west. It numbers...

...the Rio de las Nueches on the west, and from the Red River, one of the confluents of the Mississippi, on the north, to the Gulf of Mexico on the south, and is stated, by some, to be four times the size of Virginia, and, by others, nine times that of Kentucky...

...Rio de las Nueches on the west, and Irom ' the Red River, one of the confluents of the Mississippi, on the north, to the Gulf of Mexico on the south, and is stated, 'by some, to be fuur times the. size of Virginia, and, by others, nine times that of Kentucky...

...flocks, which sometimes darken the air. Pigeons of this species inhabit those regions of North America, extending from Canada on the north, to the Gulf of Mexico on the south, and are found as far westward as the ridge of the Stony Mountains. This bird is about sixteen inches in...

...taken possession of the best portion of the continent, stretching from the great chain of inland seas on the north to the Gulf of Mexico on the south, and indented on the Atlantic seaboard with numerous commodious and secure harbors. It has acquired not...

...occupation. These remains extend almost continuously over the whole interior, from the great lakes on the north to the Gulf of Mexico on the south, and from the sources of the Alleghany in western New York, far above a thousand miles up the Missouri, and into...

...country, embracing every variety of soil and climate, and the Grape growing spontaneously in the woods, from Canada on the north, to the Gulf of Mexico on the south, there could never have been a doubt of its successful cultivation by any one who would give it the...