January 28, 1835 ~ Wednesday

Jan 28^th Left Esq Vaughn
and travled out of the state of Mo
into the Arkansas Territory to Mr
Andrew Nail was kindly receieved
by him this was in Washington Co.
at the head of the Illonois River being
24 miles

January 29, 1835 ~ Thursday

29th Remained with Nail through the
day in consequence of a hard storm

January 30, 1835 ~ Friday

30th Left Mr Nail and travled to Fayettville
from thence to Mr Ingham in Washington
Co. 20 miles

January 31, 1835 ~ Saturday

31st. Left Mr Ingham and travled
to Mr John Billingsly in Washington
Co. 8 miles was kindly receieved by him

February 1, 1835 ~ Sunday

Feb 1st On the Lords day preached at
the house of John Billingsly to an
Attentive congregation got 3 signers
to the petition much of the Spirit rested
upon us while preaching

February 2, 1835 ~ Monday

2nd Left Mr Billingsly and travled to
Mr Sanford Elmore in Crawford Co.
being 25 miles. we passed through
some cane breaks on this Day

January 28, 1835 ~ Wednesday

Jan 28th Left ESq Vaughn and travled out of the State of Mo into the Arkansas Territory to Mr Andrew Nail was kindly receieved by him this was in Washington Co. at the head of the Illonois being 24 miles

January 29, 1835 ~ Thursday

29th Remained with Nail through the day in consequence of a hard storm

January 30, 1835 ~ Friday

30th Left Mr Nail and travled to Fayettville from thence to Mr Inghram in Washington Co. 20 miles

January 31, 1835 ~ Saturday

31st. Left Mr Inghram and travled to Mr John Billingsly in Washington Co. 8 miles was kindly receieved by him

February 1, 1835 ~ Sunday

Feb 1st On the Lords day preached at the house of John Billingsly to an Attentive congregation got 3 Signers to the petition much of the Spirit rested upon us while preaching

February 2, 1835 ~ Monday

2nd Left Mr Billingsly and travled to Mr Sanford Elmore in Crawford Co. being 25 miles. we passed through Some Cane breaks on this Day