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A Journey to America in 1834
A Journey to America in 1834
A Journey to America in 1834
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A Journey to America in 1834

By Robert Heywood

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Release dateAug 1, 2007
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    A Journey to America in 1834 - Robert Heywood

    Project Gutenberg's A Journey to America in 1834, by Robert Heywood

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    Title: A Journey to America in 1834

    Author: Robert Heywood

    Release Date: February 15, 2008 [EBook #24626]

    Language: English

    *** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK A JOURNEY TO AMERICA IN 1834 ***

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    A JOURNEY TO

    AMERICA IN 1834

    A JOURNEY TO

    AMERICA IN 1834

    BY

    ROBERT HEYWOOD

    OF THE PIKE, BOLTON

    PRIVATELY PRINTED

    1919

    One hundred copies printed for

    the Editor by J. B. Peace, M.A.

    at the University Press

    Cambridge. October, 1919.

    ROUTE

    (The numbers indicate pages in the Journal)

    Bolton (1).

    Liverpool to New York, by packet Britannia. May 1-June 8 (1-23).

    New York (23-26).

    New York, by steamer and stage via Princeton and Trenton to Philadelphia (26-30).

    Philadelphia, by stage via Frankford and Schuylkill and steamer to Baltimore (30-34).

    Baltimore to Washington (34-36).

    Washington, by stage via Alexandria and Mount Vernon back to Washington (36-37)

    Washington, by R. Potomac to Fredericksburg, then stage via Orange Court, Charlottesville, Brookville, over Blue Ridge Mountains to Staunton. Jenning's Gap, Charrodale, Warm Springs, Hot Springs, Sulphur Springs, Lewisburg, Kamley, Deak, Hawk's Nest, R. Kanawha, Charleston to Guyandotte, thence by steamer down R. Ohio to Maysville (38-44).

    Maysville, via Hillsburgh, Paris to Lexington (44-45).

    Lexington, by stage via Frankford to Louisville (45-47).

    Louisville, by steamer up R. Ohio to Cincinnati (47-48).

    Cincinnati, by stage via Reading, Lebanon, Wainville and Springfield to Columbus (48-49).

    Columbus, by stage via Zanesville, Cambridge to Wheeling (49-50).

    Wheeling, by steamer up R. Ohio to Steubenville, thence by stage via Paris and Florence to Pittsburg (51-52).

    Pittsburg, by stage via Butler, Meadville and Waterford to Erie (52-53).

    Erie, by steamer on lake, via Portland, Dunkirk and Silver Creek to Buffalo (53-54).

    Buffalo to Falls of Niagara (54-56).

    Niagara, by steamer on lake via York, Toronto, Port Hope, Cobourg, Kingston, Brockville, and Prescot to Montreal (56-59).

    Montreal, by steamer on R. St. Lawrence via Cornwall, and Three Rivers to Quebec (60).

    At Quebec, Beauport Lake and Montmorency Falls, and back to Montreal (60-62).

    Montreal, by steamer via La Prairie, St. John's, Plattsburg (on Lake Champlain) to Ticonderoga (62-64).

    Ticonderoga, via Lake St. George to Caldwell (64).

    Caldwell, by stage via Glen Falls, Saratoga, Ballston and Schenectady to Albany (64-66).

    Albany, by stage via Stockbridge, Seddon, Beckett, Springfield and Worcester to Boston (66-68).

    Boston, via Cambridge to Lowell and back to Boston (69-70).

    Boston, by stage via Nahant, Pawtucket and Providence to Newport (70-75).

    Newport, by steamer to New York (75-76).

    New York, by stage to Rockaway and Jamaica and back to New York (76-78).

    New York, by stage via Catskill Mountains, Cairo, Hobart, Morrisville, Bloomville to Delhi, Green, Bainbridge to Binghampton, Montrose, Pike, Orrell, Towanda, Berwick, Sugar Mountain, Cherrytown, Columbus, Northumberland, Pottsville, Tuscarora, Tamaqua, Mauch Chunk, Lehigh Gap, Easton to Philadelphia (78-92).

    Philadelphia, by steamer to Trenton, thence to Laurenceville and New York (92-94).

    New York, by steamer up R. Hudson via West Point on right bank, by Poughkeepsie on left bank and back to New York (95-99).

    Sailed from New York to Liverpool