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53648	Parker, A. A. (Amos Andrew)	Trip to the West and Texas comprising a journey of eight thousand miles, through New-York, Michigan, Illinois, Missouri, Louisiana and Texas, in the autumn and winter of 1834-5.			.txt	text/plain	93727	4486	75	of emigrants--Fox river--upper house--lost in a prairie at night--log with timber--more than half prairie--a level State--generally Rivers of Texas--seacoast--mill-seats--land grants--number of of two miles, commencing near Black river road, and terminating at eight miles from Ithaca, near a landing place called Goodwin's point; new road, generally through timbered land, passed seven or eight small travelled twenty or thirty miles west, towards Rock river. Ten miles from the river, a new town, called Princeton, is laid out in the State--rich bottoms, swamps, prairies, timbered lands, high bluffs About a mile above this place, we left Red River, and travelled the After passing the river and about a mile of bottom land, we came to the Mississippi river, you come to light, sandy, hilly land; generally of Trinity river, it is generally an open prairie country. The country near this river, for fifteen miles above its mouth, is what	./cache/53648.txt	./txt/53648.txt