Voyage on the Ohio Canal via Lake Erie to Buffalo, June 20 - June 27, 1834
Departure from Portsmouth – Equipment of Ohio canal boats – Processing of freestone – Beautiful forest areas in the Scioto valley – Waverly – Paint Creek – Indian Creek – Chillicothe – Indian remains – Germans – Circleville – Indian antiquities – Walnut Creek – Lockbourne – The eight locks at the Columbus feeder – Waterloo – Winchester – Havensport – New Baltimore – Millersport – Licking Summit, highest point of the canal – Hebron – Licking River – Newark – Nashport with Indian mounds – Tomaka Creek – Frazeysburg – Webbsport – Roscoe – White Woman and Tuscarawas rivers form the Muskingum – Newport – Evansburg – Newcomerstown – Port Washington – Gnadenhütten, an establishment of the Moravian Brethren – Trenton – New Castle – Coal mines – Lockport – Dover – Zoar, colony of German separatists – Bolivar – Bethlehem – Massillon – Fulton – New Portage – Akron with its many locks – Cuyahoga River – Freestone processing – Cleveland on Lake Erie – Voyage across Lake Erie to Buffalo – Stopover there – The Seneca Indians – Their language – The Six Nations.