Toronto, March 28th, 1854.
Sir, Mr. STILL— It does
me pleasure to forward you this letter hopeing when this comes to hand it may
find your family well, as they leaves me at present. I will also say that the
friends are well. Allow me to say to you that I arrived in this place on Friday
last safe and sound, and feeles well under my safe arrival. Its true that I
have not been employed as yet but I lives hopes to be at work very shortly. I
likes this city very well, and I am in hopes that there a living here for me as
much so as there for any one else. You will be please to write. I am bording at
Mr. Phillip’s Centre Street.
I have nothing more
at present.
Yours most respectfull.
W. BOURAL.
SOURCE:
SOURCES: William Still, The Underground Railroad: A Record of
Facts, Authentic Narratives, Letters &c., p. 224
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