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1794 AD? unclear 17.2 horses were ty'd up without other fodder than what we had with us viz: some Oats. 18.3 Rose early and set out for Kiler's Tavern about 20 Miles with out inhabitants, crossed Lorrell Hill or Allegahana Mountain, of a prodigious Height, & several miles over, from the Top is a very extensive prospect, we saw one Deer within gun shot & by the tracks they appear to be plenty, we started a Bear which was a Curious sight, he appear'd to be so fat that he could travel but slow. 19.4 Road about 40? miles to the Widow Harriss? & lodge. 20.5 Road to Samuel Williams's aplace, known by the Name of Munsy farm, we attended friends Meeting agreeable to my prospect before I left Canadoqua, after Meeting James Camlen? & I went home with unclear Ellis, David Baeor? and unclear Savory with Samueal Wallace they haveing concluded to go home by the way of Northumberland. 21.6. James Cmlin? & I went home with Jess Hamis at fishing Creek & lodged comfortably. 22.7 Road about 16 Miles to Catewissey, crossed the Susquehanna, it was high & rapid, lodged at John Mears a kind friend, paid a visit to Richard Nisbitt and several others. 23.1 Attended the Meeting to a good degree of Satisfaction, crossed Catewissey & went home with Thomas. 24.2 Rose early and set out with our friend Thounclear for Maiden Creek, and reached the Widow Hallows in the evening about 40 miles.