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small hickory; the flats on the streams, rich, covered with reed. Among the branches, the land is unclear afit? for cultivation.

 They have 30 gun men in this village, who have lately joined unclear.  One of the chiefs O, unclear unclear unclear has some cattle, others have a few - as they have only paid attention to their stock written two years - and their means of acquiring them were slender.
  Above this creek, on the waters of Eu, fau, lau, hat, che? there are some settlements well chosen.  The upland is unclear reddish and stoney or gravelly - the timber, post and red oak, pine and hickory, the trees small; the soil apparently rich enough and well suited for wheat; and the streams have some rich flats.
 [[unclear]  thlot, lo, gul, gau from thlot, lo fish and unclear all - called by the traders fishponds.  It is on a unclear pond like creek, a branch of Ul, kau, hat, che which joins Tallapoosa, 4 miles above Oc, fus, kee on the right side.  The town is 14 miles in the creek.  The land about it is open and waving - the soil dark and gravelly - the general growth of trees, the small hickory.  They have reed in the branches.