A Stage-Carriage drives from _Robbins'_ Tavern, at Charles-River
Bridge, on Monday and Friday, in each week, and passing through
Concord and Groton, arrives at _Wyman's_ tavern in _Ashley_
[Ashby?] in the evening of the same days; and after exchanging
passengers there, with the Stage-Carriage from _Walpole_, it
returns on Tuesdays and Saturdays, by the same route to _Robbins's_.

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The _Charlestown_ Carriage drives also from _Robbins'_ on
Wednesday in each week, and passing through _Concord_, arrives
at _Richardson's_ tavern, in _Groton_, on the evening of the
same day, and from thence returns on Thursday to _Robbins'_.

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Another Carriage drives from _Richardson's_ tavern in
_Groton_, on Monday in each week, at six o'clock in the morning,
and passing by _Richardson's_ tavern in _Concord_ at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, arrives at _Charlestown_ at three o'clock in the
afternoon. From _Charlestown_ it drives on Tuesday and Thursday in
each week, at three o'clock in the afternoon, and returns back as far as
_Richardson's_ tavern in _Concord_--and from that place it starts
at 8 o'clock in the mornings, of Wednesday and Friday, and runs again to
_Charlestown_. From there it moves at six o'clock on Saturday morning,
and returns to _Richardson's_ tavern in _Groton_, in the evening
of the same day.

It was probably one of these "Carriages" to which allusion is made in
Mr. Winthrop's Memoir of the Honorable Nathan Appleton,[Footnote: