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LAUREL, APRIL 5, l645


DEAR SIRs The company fitting this place to
go to Oregon this spring. held meeting this day and
have decided upon leaving Laurel on the 18th of This
month We shall, likely, be in India apolIs the
10th, as we have decided going through by land.


The mode of travelling will be horseback, with a
sufficient number of two horse Wagons to carry baggage
such provisions, amunions apparel cooking fix
ems &c. We have adopted a constitution, code of
Laws BY which are be governed and among other
things provides that the expense of haul bag
age tents ammunition provisions few articles to trade
with the natives and sdch other articles the company
may require shall be borne pro rafa all estimated al S5 for
each person. This estimate is the only from In
dependence.


1t is expected that we shall Join the emgratng party
Independence, but If there be any reasonable grounds
hope being able TO reach Oregou and make the
sary examinations and return the mountains before
cold weather, shall push forward with all possible
despatch. We have elected officers yet, and we
may possibly omit doing until reach indianapolis
Please have the goodness notice in your paper the time
of starting The mode of travelling and such other matters
you think worthy or interesting


Upon arrival at your town. hope we shall have
the satisfaction Of extending the right hand OF fellowship
a goodly number. that willing to JOIN in the
pleasures and ardshps attendant upon such journey
With the highest considerations for your health aud pros
perty, femain yours truly, JOEL PALMER