 | Adam Anderson - 1801 - 810 lehte
...Carolina, having a little feed-rice left, which the Captain gave to a gentleman of the name " of W'oodward. From, part of this he had a very good crop, but was ignorant for fome " years how toclcan it. It was foon difperfed over the province, and by frequent experiments "... | |
 | 1832 - 412 lehte
...captain gave to a gentleman of the name of Woodward. From part of this he had a very good crop, tmt was ignorant for some years how to clean it. It was...and by frequent experiments and observations, they found out ways of producing and manufacturing it to so great perfection, that it is thought to exceed... | |
 | Edwin Lankester - 1832 - 416 lehte
...Carolina, having a little seed-rice left, which the captain gave to a gentleman of the name of Woodward. From part of this he had a very good crop, but was...and by frequent experiments and observations, they found out ways of producing and manufacturing it to so great perfection, that it is thought to exceed... | |
 | George Lillie Craik - 1841 - 540 lehte
...Carolina, having a little seed-rice left, •which the captain gave to a gentleman of the name of Woodward. From part of this he had a very good crop, but was...and by frequent experiments and observations they found out ways of producing and manufacturing it to such great perfection that it is thought to exceed... | |
 | William Rhind - 1841 - 756 lehte
...Carolina, having a little seedrice left, which the captain gave to a gentleman of the name of Woodward. From part of this he had a very good crop, but was...and by frequent experiments and observations, they found out ways of producing and manufacturing it to so great perfection, that it is thought to exceed... | |
 | George Lillie Craik - 1844 - 776 lehte
...Carolina, having a little seed-rice left, which the captain gave to a gentleman of the name of Woodward. From part of this he had a very good crop, but was...and by frequent experiments and observations they found out ways of producing and manufacturing it to such great perfection that it is thougnt to exceed... | |
 | John Hancock Klippart - 1860 - 724 lehte
...left, which the captain gave to a gentleman of the name of Woodward. Prom part of this he obtained a very good crop, but was ignorant for some years...and by frequent experiments and observations they found out ways of producing and manufacturing it to so great perfection, that it is thought to exceed... | |
 | John Lindley - 1866 - 696 lehte
...left, which the captain gave to a gentleman of the name <ч Woodward. From part of this he had a -rood crop, but was Ignorant for some years how to clean It. It was soon dispersée over the province, and by frequent experi ments and observations, they found ou ways of... | |
 | Georg Hartwig - 1872 - 812 lehte
...left, which the captain gave to a gentleman of the name of \Yoodward. From part of this, the latter had a very good crop, but was ignorant for some years how to clean it. It was soon dispersed over the colony, and, by frequent experiments and observations, the planters ultimately raised the culture to... | |
 | John Lindley, Thomas Moore - 1874 - 762 lehte
...having a little seed-rice left, which the captain gave to a gentleman of the name of Woodward. Prom part of this he had a very good crop, but was ignorant...and by frequent experiments and observations, they found out ways of producing and manufacturing it to so great perfection, that it is thought to exceed... | |
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London during the year 1701, has recorded, as a circumstance then recent, that " a brigantine from the island of Madagascar happened to put in at Carolina, having a little seed-rice left, which the captain gave to a gentleman of the name of Woodward.... 
