Stream 7 yards wide on the Lard Side below a high Point of Limestone rocks on the Stard Side this Creek heads in the mountains to the easte and forms a Vallie between two mountains.
I also Saw an old Village fortified Situated on the top of a high Point, which the Ricarra Chief tels me were Mandans, we Camped on the L.
On the other side is the highest elevation of the Kittatinny and the most elevated land in New Jersey, High Point, rising nineteen hundred and sixty feet.
About seven o'clock we passed a high point of land, which lies S.
Near this place is a high point or peninsula, projecting into the river, and upon it are the remains of a fort, which they call eppah, or heppah.
Only one of these at a time fought the dog, while the others occupied a high point of vantage on which they had hastily climbed, and from that place of security displayed a keen interest in the fight.
As I have already stated, we had come along a dry river bed, and from my high point of vantage I could see its entire course to the north-west.
The gun with the bayonet had now become the principal infantry weapon, and artillery had been developed to a high point as compared with the previous era.
Furthermore, the fall was so rapid in some respects, and from such a high point in all, that the ultimate degradation, though deep enough, seemed by comparison to be worse than it was.
Captain Clarke who had walked on the south, on ascending a high point opposite to its entrance discovered a level and beautiful country which it watered; that its course for twelve or fifteen miles was N.
A little within the Entrance of the River on the East side is a high point or peninsula juting out into the River on which are the Remains of one of their Fortified towns.
The Bluff head or high point of land we were abreast off at Noon I have called Cape Turnagain because here we returned.
I observed on a high Point a fortified Village, but I could only see a part of the works, and as I intend to see the whole, shall say no more about it at this time.
FN] High Point, the highest elevation in the southern division of the range, is in New Jersey.
The schooner which had been sent round with provisions saw some of these people off a high point of land named Portland Head, who menaced them with their spears, and carried in their appearance every mark of hostility.
The hair was dark, and nature had favoured them with that ornament in uncommon profusion: this they mostly wore with powder, strained to a high point before, and tied in several folds behind.
I can compare the view to nothing but that of some manufacturing city like Pittsburg, as seen from a high point, except that instead of the black coal smoke there are here the white delicate clouds of steam.
He looked up to see a number of low, white and dark knobs upon the high point of lava.
Ladd was restless and impatient and watchful, every little while rising to look up the far-reaching slope, and then to the right, where Yaqui's dark figure stood out from a high point of the rim.
From the mouth of Jointer Creek, across these unprotected sounds, to High Point of Cumberland Island, is eight miles.
After holding a consultation with Mr. Williams, he contracted to take the canoe and its captain across St. Andrew's Sound to High Point of Cumberland Island that day.
A high pointof land or rock projecting into the sea beyond the line of coast; a headland; a high cape.
It is a high point of providence in a prince to cast an eye rather upon actions than persons.
Pan left his father to watch from a high point while he rode on five miles farther.
He did not join them, however, but made his way along the north slope to a high point where he could look down into the second corral.
Here from a high point of ground he observed the moving pace of dust and saw the black wheel-shaped mass of horses sweep down the valley like a storm.
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