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frailty, excepted aided and supported by an Almighty Power, than I had heretofore known. ½ past 8 pro-ceeded, passed through a small Village, crossed Munsy Creek, a large stream, and got to William Ellis’s ½ past 12, 10 miles. They were gone to meeting and it seemed pleasant to be among fnd s again, having scarcely had the sight of one since we left Lancaster. this Afternoon I wrote home, and in the evening the family were col-lected, and William Ellis Junior read several Chapters in the Testament, wherein a Comfortable time of silence was witnessed to prevail. 18 miles 27 th 2nd day, this morning washed some Clothes 3 OClock PM set out on our Journey, had a good Road tho mostly through the Woods, Crossed Loyalsock a large Water, got to William's port, the Capital of Lycoming County put up at James Winters, where we were Comfortably accommodated, we had the Company of William Ellis, who was there on business 12 miles