...state are great curiosities. One, styled Mammoth cave, 130 miles from Lexington, on the road leading to Nashville, is said to be 8 or 10 miles in length, with a great number of avenues and windings. Earth strongly impregnated with nitre is found in most of these...

...state are great curiosities. One, styled Mammoth cave, 130 miles from Lexington, on the road leading to Nashville, is said to be 8 or 10 miles in length, with a great number of avenues and windings. Earth strongly impregnated with nitre is found in most of these...

...great distance, and is, with good reason, «uppoecd to extend for 8 or 10 m. The earth at the bottom is strongly impregnated with nitre, which has been,...Wheat, tobacco, and hemp, are the staple productions of the state , but Indian corn, rye, oata, barley, buckwheat, flax aod potatoes, and cotton for domestic...

...the state, between Green and Cumberland rivera, are several remarkable caves. One called the Mammoth cave, 130 miles from Lexington on the road to Nashville, is said to be eight or ten miles in length, with many diverging apartments. The earth at the bottom of it is strongly...

...between Green and Cumberland rivers, are several remarkable caves. One called the Mammoth cave, 180 miles from Lexington on the road to Nashville, is said to be eight or ten miles in length, with many diverging apartments. The earth at the bottom of it is strongly...

...grea distance, and is, with good reason, supposed to extend for 8 or 10 miles. The earth at the bottom is strongly impregnated with nitre, which has been, to a considerable extent, manufactured from it. Ohio river winds along the north border of this state for 637 miles. Cumberland river rises in the...

...hogs and cattle. In this part of the state there are several remarkable caves. One called the Mammoth cave, 130 miles from Lexington, on the road to Nashville,...been to a considerable extent manufactured from it. The Ohio, by its various windings, borders this state on the N. for G37 miles, and receives most of...