Excerpt from Sketch of a Tour in the Highlands of Scotland: Through Perthshire, Argyleshire, and Invesrness-Shire, in September and October, 1818, With Some Account of the Caledonnian Canal
Wandrum - Lead mine - General ridge of Scotland, and descent of the waters into the Atlantic and German Oceans - Tray river, its sources almost on the shores of the Atlantic - General description of its course to the German Ocean - Gradual increase in general bulk of the mountains, from the lower to the higher extre mity of Tay valley - Smuggled whiskey, a staple com modity of the highlands; manufactured to a great ex tent; method of avoiding seizure; mode of convey.
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