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Sep 18, 1839

Journal Entry

September 18, 1839 ~ Wednesday

18th Rode to the Aqueduct I had an exeeding sick day of chills & fever & faintness distance 58

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Autobiography 1882 Leaves from My Journal
Cleveland on the . We there took steamer
Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine
the . We there took steamer for Buffalo, but were three days and a night in a storm before we made the harbor. We landed at midnight, and in doing so we ran into a schooner, and stove it in. From Buffalo I traveled to Albany in a canal boat, and had a stroke of the ague daily. While on my journey, at Albany, I took a stage in the night, and rode to my father's home in Farmington, on the
Daybook (8 August 1839 - 12 January 1840)
18th Rode to the Acquaeduct. I had an exceding sick day of chills, fever, faintness, &c distance 58 [miles]

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Times and Seasons, official Church newspaper, first published in Nauvoo, Illinois (continuously published until February 1846).

Sep 18, 1839