Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Maryland Colonization Journal, Vol. 3: June, 1846
The best road that I have seen in Africa is that extending from Harper' to Mount Tubman, a distance of more than three miles. It is not a small path, but a well-beaten wagon road. On riding out to Mount Vaughan, I met an oxcart, filled with rice. Two small oxen and two donkeys were attached to the cart. This was the first thing of the kind that I have seen in this country. There are several small riding horses In the Colony, and several donkeys.
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