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Show ~00 Ebenezer SAVAINAH C oosaha tch y Garden .. .T acksonsboro CHARLESTON EMIGRANT'S GUIDE. .. .. ... .. • No. 41. .. .Mile§. 42 485 2G Sll 3:_1 .144 12 556 24 :)ao 33 fj 13 From Nashville to Columbus in the state of Ohio, by Lexington anJ {!inciuna ti. Lexington. (See No. 39.) }'almoutb Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Springfield Franllingtou Columbus .. .. No. 42. • 40 :{.55 25 380 35 H 5 28 415 36 479 1 480 From Nashville to Charleston, by Knoxville and Columbia. Knoxville. (S e No. 32.) Dandriuge Newport Vvarm Spring IJine between North . anc.l South Carolina Greenville 1 ecdy river Lauren's B~?lf<tS t Newbury Saluda river Granby COLUlHDlA S ithville J 1 clsnn 's ferry M(Jnk's co T1er Elm's Ch:ules on ,.. No. 43. .. • Miles. 192 30 222 2J •-) 4"' ,) 2c; 268 3() 't98 3(J ·~28 26 ~54 15 3G9 ~0 389 13 .!02 30 ~32 21 . ~.)3 3 <1[J6 ')'"' '' I 493 34 527 19 546 0 5'16 ;.. 14 .J80 FrotY) . -:1( ,H'i1lc to ' r .'lshington by Ralcig l, in North Carolina and Ridnnoml in V irr~ini u. '-' No. 38 and ;!2.) - M£le · 19CZ 31 ' !22 2~ i44 Warrenton G rf~P u i Jle Jonc ~boro Elizabethtown Aslw Wilke's Rockford Hu 1bville Bftbania Salem New Garden Marti nville A I lem;:m ce Hillsboro Ch~pel bill RALEIGH Leu is burg Warrenton lVIeberin river Notaway river Petershurg RlCHMOND Hanover, C. H. \Vltite Chimneys Bowling green Vileboro - Fredericksburg Falmouth Stafford Aquia Dumfries Ocoquban Pohike church Alexandria Washington EMiGRANT'S GUIDE. .. .. • ... - .. - - .. - .. .. .2 '0 .1 Jl;J iles. 12 256 17 t73 25 ~98 10 314 70384 34 418 38 456 20476 15 491 9 500 2BS 26 10536 22 558 14 572 14 586 24 6lO 32642 23665 20695 20 715 33748 24 772 20792 10802 14 8IG. 8824 15 839 10849 9 858 4862 10872 10 882 5 887 11 878 7 905· Kentucky, like Tennessee, extends in length from east to west. The 37th rlegree ofnortb latitude nearlycorre ponds to the greatest length of Kentucky, pa ssi ng through the state from near the mouth of Ohio to the ~ources of Cumberland and Great Sandy rivers, a distance of seven degre~::. of longitude, or three hundred and eighty-six miles: the great· est Width is due south from the mouth of great Mit.mi river to the north boundary of Tennessee, equal to a little more than two and a. half degrees of latitude, or one hundred and eighty miles. Kentucky extend:; over 42,053 square miles, equal to 26,913,920 American acres. _ 1'he foiJowing statistical table presents a view of the divisions and population of this state, as they stood in 1810. · 26 |