Stage daily, with prospect of an increase. " My health
has been improving, and I have now to work hard, which
I stand better than I expected." " Our dear children are
all doing well, and I am much comforted in them, as the
elder ones are trying to do the best they can, and I am
afraid they are almost overdoing the matter sometimes."

From Wheeling, 7 mo. 24, R. Price writes, " We have
attended all the meetings of the State of Ohio, except
those on the Miamies, which we have apprehended our
minds released from, the state of the roads having made
it impracticable to reach them." " We have taken to the
wagon again, - having rode on horseback through the
meetings, and I have had my health much better than
when at home." " After attending Plainfield monthly
meeting * * we have felt our minds released from the
State of Ohio." " We had meetings at the Courthouses
in St. Clairsville and Wheeling." " These were indeed
very weighty engagements, yet I trust they were in the
ordering of Best Wisdom."

After visiting Friends at and about " Redstone," or
Brownsville, the travellers again crossed the Allegheny
Mountains, into Virginia. After visiting a number of
meetings in this State, and holding one in the Treasury
Department, Washington, and others in Maryland, they
returned home. Their faithful and cheerful companion
and caretaker on this journey was Samuel Schofield, of
Abington, Montgomery county.
