Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18
BURLINGTON, Aug 9. 1913.

To THE EDITOR Of THE BURLINGTON Rec Pass
After pleasant excursion of six weeks, landed
NJ thus place from on board that elegant steamer the
United States, under the able command OF Capt.
DAVIS, on my return to the city OF New York. now
find myself most comfortably situated at the Aleri-
can Hotel, W J, OpeLL Esq, Proprietor, to whom
and ms attentive assistants, Mr HALE ana VT DREW,
| am under great obi cations for the kindness and at
tention which make travelling pleasant and agreeable.
To any VINO read this article IN travelling on this
route, especially my sea-iaring brethren, can most
cheer,ully recommend 10 trace my footsteps Iiie
American is pleasantly situated IN front OF beautiful
park in the centre OF the village, and from the cup a
on top OF the house an extensive prospect both land
and water, is obtained. In completeness neainess.
and those various little COMFORTS that attract the no.
icc observing traveller, the American is al. that
can he dtsliel.
We know OF no place more desirable Tor short or
long stay.
Attached to NJ. Olrrs establishment are gentle,
manly agents Tor all the lines OF Stages running to
different paris OF the oountr. where passengers cam
not b. conveyed by stram. The travelling conmu-
niv can, also, rest assured Of finding careful and
s<u drivers with the bsst oi siX horse teams, aad
splendid post coaches,
There are two noble night boats, and two equally
fine Lal boats, running this Lake FIrst, the lutet
States Capt DAVIS an experienced commander and
second. the Saranac, Capt, Chapman, whose praise
is IN the mouth Of all VINO travel with him. Both
these elegant boats combine the comforts which re,
suit from their hae management and their strength OF
structure and speed.
THE Bur!in.t M now under the command of Capt
Anderson ia Iperb boat and without any exception
kept IN better order than any steamer have ever
VISITED
4 Last although not leas' comes that good and iah-
ful steam serpIHt To the pnhuc, the Whitehall Cap
I,hrup which Tor n number oi years has v III sdty
brnved the storms under her experienced ahu gar
liant commander. These steamers canno! DC suipaS'-
ed by any on the Alantic, -, :,
Passing down the lake, YOU are lnharu sse ua S,
Johns Should any passenger lesi ihciiivu " i S,%
n day OF two | can most checrlhlf ie' V'I'I i. =,
d Moods Hotel to al who are iona OF 'le '"Na'N''
Takinr Yourselves along his route, you VIII IN
worry shori lime find u landing at MONTREAL, al "hl'h
49,. xc, y br beset by at least twenty runners iof
,ha 4 ir.rent public hotels. There Is one can Most
nly recommend the Exchange toHts nouse,
mn her The exec lent management OF TWO American
ann,lemsn. Messrs Mayo x Flag
Shonld NV travelling reader wish TO continue on TO
n ,i,n.burr and Oswego, towards Niagara Falls,
In n good look olt," AS we sailors say, Tor the
Rr,i1sh Oueen under her able aud experienced COM
m,nIer Chamberlain although he looks an az" On
Nh, deck hp Will always prove himself" sizes"
Connected with tbs boat. the British Empire runs
on this line, waleh is now and property called the
american line. There can scarcely be choice be
tween these two boais, rs Capt, Moody is so well
known 10 the travelling community.
From Ogiensburg YOU take the splendid new steam
er Ontario, Capt Throop, who will put YOU through
m such style that you w feel that the passage has
been made SOM iew houIs TOO Short
These are the Experiences and the sentiments oi
AN OLD SALT