Weflern

I have hitherto omitted taking notice of it, as not properly belonging to the weflern country; but as I am going to proceed to partition the country weft of the Ohio into iepa. rate States, I thought it moft confident to keep up the chain of connexion; and without mentioning this diftritl, there would be a chafm between New-York and the uppcrmofl State upon the waters of the Ohio. ❋ Winterbotham, William, 1763-1829. Cn (1796)

However, certain men, called Long Hunters, from \'irginiu and North-Carolina, by penetrating thele mountains, which ramify into a country two hundred miles over from eaft to weft, called the wildernels, were fafcinated with the beauty and luxu - riance of the country on the weflern fide. ❋ Winterbotham, William, 1763-1829. Cn (1796)

The weflern hilly parts of this State are as healthy as any of the United States. ❋ Winterbotham, William, 1763-1829. Cn (1796)

On the northern, weflern and eaf - tem fcope of the horizon rofe Vfeift ridges of heights, their broken lines fometimes appearing in feven or eight fucceffive ranges, though Ihewing nothing either fantallic or peaked in their forms. ❋ Unknown (1795)

Should it be alledged that it might have been drifted by a northern current from the fhores of Spitz - berg, and afterwards circulated hither, ftill it is evident thlt the fouthern cur - rents, which muft in this cafe be fup - pofed to have received it, would have floated it down with much lefs weflern longitude. ❋ Unknown (1791)

The other two belong to the Cherfonefus Tau - rica, one lying on the fouth-eaft, and the other on the weflern fide of the peninfula. ❋ Unknown (1786)

Behind Spittle Stanemore ariies, whofe heights feel he fury of both eaftern and weflern florms \ a Ireary profpecl; extended to the eye, the hills were ❋ Unknown (1778)

The bifhop's fee of this weflern diocefe hath had feveral removes; for it was fnft at Bodmyn for the county of Cornwall, and fince that at Taunton for this county. ❋ Unknown (1778)

Erlkine was the great agent of the conipiracy with the exiled lords; and it was thought that the earls of Marihal and Bothwell, with the lord Lindfay, and fome of the weflern ba« rons would join it. ❋ Unknown (1768)

TuzLA, a town of Caramania, fitu - alabafter lamp** no longer ** irradiates tk Htcd at the weflern extremity of a lake, centre of it, ** and even ibe "perpctoat rill to which it gives name, (about 36 miles that echoed through the cavern, day aad in length, and 4 in breadth) '28 miles N. night, ** it no longer in exilience. ❋ Unknown (1795)

'T "H E weflern fky was purpled o'er With every pleafmg ray: ❋ Unknown (1790)

Thefe arc fo many links and chains holding toge - ther us and that weflern continent: they may poffibly be one day by prudent and by proper means made of efTential fervice be - tween us; but "'■ he fame infatuation feems to affcd: all our mealures from tlie firfl and the higheft to the fmallcil and the loweft. ❋ Unknown (1776)