In 1796, Winterbotham published an account of his visit to Kentucky, in which he said that the "state is well timbered, and few soils yielded better tobacco".
He said that the "state is well timbered, and few soils yielded better tobacco". In 1796, Winterbotham published an account of his visit to Kentucky.
In 1796, Winterbotham published an account of his visit to Kentucky. He said that the "state is well timbered, and few soils yielded better tobacco".
In 1796, Winterbotham published an account of his visit to Kentucky. He said that the "state is well timbered, and few soils yielded better tobacco".