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Domestic News November 11, 1829

The Hillsborough Recorder

Hillsboro, Orange County, North Carolina

What is this article about?

The St. Louis Beacon reports excellent health in St. Louis, Missouri, and neighboring Illinois during the present summer, alongside unprecedented crop abundance and a surge of emigrants arriving via roads, seeking accessible rich lands.

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American Misery.—We find the following paragraph in the St. Louis Beacon. (Missouri) of the 10th ult.

"The health of St. Louis, of the state of Missouri, and our neighbour, Illinois, has been most excellent the present summer. No mountain region could be expected to be more so: and to this great blessing we have another to add, that of the unparalleled fruitfulness of the season. Every species of crop is most abundant; every tree, or vine, or bush, in the wood that bears a nut, a grape, or a berry is loaded with its appropriate production. The like of it has never been seen: and to crown these advantages or rather to join in the enjoyment then, is the great stream of emigration now pouring into the country. The roads are filled with moving families. They pass in crowds daily through the town, and cannot go amiss for rich land: that are low, accessible and hard to be got in many places. To the ready acquisition of every man that has a little money, or a little credit, or a little industry."

What sub-type of article is it?

Agriculture Migration Or Settlement Economic

What keywords are associated?

St Louis Health Abundant Crops Emigration Missouri Fruitfulness Season Moving Families

Where did it happen?

St. Louis, Missouri

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

St. Louis, Missouri

Event Date

Present Summer

Outcome

excellent health; unparalleled fruitfulness of crops; great stream of emigration pouring into the country

Event Details

Health in St. Louis, Missouri, and Illinois has been excellent this summer. Crops are most abundant, with every tree, vine, or bush loaded with produce. Emigration is pouring in, with families moving through the town to acquire rich, accessible lands.

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