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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
SUM MFR DISEASES.

There is lever in these almost vertical rays which tse sun is pouring down upon us. and the seeds of many diseases are germina,ing under his blazing sky. Don't drink too much cold water; ke, p he stomach and bowels free from obstruction. and the blood pure by the, occasion. al use of cooling antisep,ic and aperien, rnedi- cines. A these properties are compincd in the REV 3. t1lBBARD'S VEGETABLE ANTI. BILIOUS FILLS. and we recommend them right heartily as preventive, snd remedy for the complaints incident to the season. They are perfectly safe medicine for even the most safeguard against Cholera Infantum, Dysente- ry and Diarrhna. those faithful scourges of oul youthful population.
 J. e, Beck with and A. c. Smith, Ltchiield WA Hungerford, Wolco,tville, and dealers generaly throughout the country. 4wl4
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24

At a Court of Probate holden at Harwinton wilh- in and for the District of Harwinton, on the 7th day of August, l64S. .t esfn : Preseu,, LEWIS SAITH, Esq, Judge.
 This Court doth direct the trustee of the estate of MARCUS LEONARD of Harwinton in said dis: tricf. which estate is assigned for the henefi,. of to all persons interested ia saI esto,. ,n ,",.ee pear tif they see cause,) befors the Coa,t pf Probate, 10 be holden at ...,e Probate Office in said d,strct, on ths z1s. day of Angnaf. at one o'clock r M.,fo be heard relative to the appo,nte ment me- oi Commissloner:: on said estate. " p"si- ," .ad 1S'd to" Uroer n oI notice on public san post where the ds"sasea last dwelt and bv edysr,,s sS .ine the sa:.,c m newspaper published in Lich- held. Certified from Record. fT
 .s5aDI LEWIS SMITt, JudgS. q.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
THE subscribers having been appoint,

THE subscribers having been appoint>
 ed by the Court of Probate far the District of Plymouth Commissioners on the Estate of HIRAM MELTON late of Plymouth deceased, 10 receive and adjns, the claims of the creditors of said Estate hereby give notice iba. we will meet on the business Of our appointment al the office of John c. Lewis in said Plymouth on the l2th day of September le4S and the l2sh day of February lS49 at one o'clock P. M. on each of said days. Six moaths from the date hereof are limited by said Court for lhe presentations Of claims agains. said Estate. g.ts aanE teu rs f,ss ff2s iqr 2.
 JOHNEC c. LEWIS, eCommis- DAVIDD WARFER sioncrs.
 Plymouth, August l2h lS46. 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
District of Canaan, ss'
 prni ate C.Ourf AnUuaf q

HESITATE of HENRY l.. ROOD, late of fI Canaan. in said District deceased.
 The Administrator represent the Estate in- solvent, and prays the appointment of Com missi0ners thereon. TEs... ORDERED That Commissioners to receive and exsmne the claims of the creditors of sad Estate be appointed at the Probate Office in Canaan, on the 3Oth day of August, at ? O. clock. afternoon; Of which all persons in in- terest will take notice and appear, if they SC e cause, and be heard thereon. ss
 WILLIAM G. PIERCE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
District of Kent. ss. Probate Caurt,l C August 2lst, fS4S

Estate of. LEWIS ST. JOHN, late of Kont !n said district deceased, ~- ..
 Pursdan, to an order from the Cont of Pro- bate for said District. Win be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder, on the Is day of tunlcss previoGsly disposed of at private sa!eJ the real estate, of said deceased, siua ted in the town of sharon. Ellsworth Society. Also. on the 18th day of said September. ct To sselock, A. M.. the real estate of said deceased sitiated in the town of Kent.
 Sale to take place on the premises. x TAtfnf made known at the time nf ale. DAVID g. CARTWRIGHT, , Adn;
 LORENZO D. SMITH Aominr&
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
The Troops fraternizing with the
 People !!

We have the following from a con hdential correspondent in Dublin. It IS almost too favorable to the people to be believed, and y.,t the blind and inconsistent reports of the British press, seem 10 give plausibiIity 10 oup correspondents statements. The number of British troops said to be killed, seems exaggerated. The let ter was written in cypher to evadt the vigilance of the British Post or flee, which would otherwise have de tained it--but we make the number SIX thousand. The writer would not knowingly deceive the public. His brother is a resident of this city Without farther comment we subioin the letter.
 See'ef Correspondence fMe Tt-',bu,.
 DUBLIN, Auy ] ls4s
 No newspaper here dare tell the ,ru,h concerning the B,at,le of slievcnamon. ''' ''o'" a :. we can learn the People "'o Lad a great Victory. Gen. Mac. 4onald, the commander of the British forces, is killed, and six thousand troops are killed wounded The road for three miles is covered with the dead. We have also he inspiring intelligence that K'l- kenny and Limerick have been taken by the people. The people of Dublin have ] gone in thousands to assist in the Coun> try MT. John B Dillon was wounded in both legs. MT. Meagher was also wound> ed in both arms. It is generally expect ed that Dublin will rise and attack the Jais on Sunday night, (Aug. 6)
 All th' people coming in on the Rail> road are cautioned and commanded not to tell the news. When the cars arrlve thousand of the Dublin people are waits ing for the intelligence. The Police dr:ve away those who are seen asking questions. Why all this care Of the Gov- 6. nn.enl to prevent the spread of intelli- geuce, unless 1t be that some hing has happened which they wan, kept as d SC, crel3 If they had obtained a victory they would be very apt to let us know it.
 We are informed that the 3d Buffs Ga regimen, of Infan,ry) turned and fought with the people.-The 3lst Regiment, at Aihlone, have also declared for the peo. pie, and two regiments have been sent lo di>arm them.
 The mountain of Slievenamon is al most inaccessible. There is but one ap' proach 10 it It is said to Dc well suppli ed with provisions. Il was a glorious place tor our noble Smith O'Brien to select. It is said he has sixty thousand men around him, with considerable supply of arms, ammunition and can- non. In 9S the rebels could not be taken from Sl,evenamon until they chose to come out themselves.
 A lady who came to town yesterday and who had passed the scene of battle sad that for three miles the stench aIi. s,ng from the dead men and horses Wa, almost suffocaiing.
 l Wexford was quite peaceable till re- cently-but the Government in its mad ness proclaimed it, and now 1t is in arm to assist the cause Now that we art fairly and sp,ri.edly at it, are we no worthy of heIpl What are you doing fol usl People of America. Ireland stretch es her hands 10 you for assistance Dl not let us be disappointed! B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24

0c-A letter has been received Grnm Cap,ain fissell of the 9th Regiment, which says that he expects io be here in about two weeks. on his arrival the Blues will give hIm an ap. noprlate receptiOn.-.N. H0u Palla.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
Hurrah for the Cheap
 Goods.

...ree ar Goods.
 Small PrO6Iits-Quick Returns and
 Ready Paya
 TT NDER this motto the subscriber would V call the attention nf the public to the following facts viz. That he has just received md offers tor sale, ,. 10OU yards of those fine fast colofed calicoes at G 4th cts per yaid. a - 800 {" !" Rich Chints Do 10 cts. 2 2ooO lbs. of that splendid sugar at 1 2 cents per pound.
 5000 Gals. Molasses at 25 and 2s cts. Gal. 20O lbs. high favored Teas at 42 cts. .a Flcur constantly on hand at i2 i-2 cts per. bb!. over Canaan Depot prices-Also Pork, Lard, Fish & full assortment of ail kinds of goods. sFf Dr.. Townsend's Sarsapa, lila just received from New York, and sold oh as gooc terms as at any other stJre and warranted pure.
 The highest price paid for Lumber, Butter, and all kinds of produce. .e. ...gs, .sa,-..
 DANIEL B. BRADFOPD, Norfolk Green. Aug. 18th 1s4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24

VNHE subscribers kaving been appointed bv, \ Ihe Court of Probate for the distficr of Kent Commi ssioners on the estate of F.iiia1i notice that we will meet on the bus mess oi out said appointment at the dwelling honse of La ,her Skf, Esq.,, in said Kent on the third Satnr. day of August. and on the first Monday of De- cember next at o'clock ofeach of said day s.
 4oHN j Ii,SrM N. P TRAIT Ad' Commissioners.
 Kent, Juue 10th. .l
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
Please Talke NotIccI

MHE suhsrrber would hereby notify al
 whom it may eoaeern thal he will attend
 in PERsoN Co ihe settlement and collection
 of all claims till 'he EIRsT oP OCTOBER next. - after which il will bt necessary to place them in other hands ioF collection.
 .. NM LAWRENCE. .Norfoik. Aug 2I, isAe. ew
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
Northaeld, Aug 2lst.

E1emlock Boards Wanted. DNHE subscriber respectfully informs the l Merchants ct Liichfeld aud towns adia cent that he will like to purchase any quantity of He,nlock Buards, of good quality not ex. ceedng One Hundred Thousand Feet, in pay. ment for which goods will be furnished at l.t Glass Wholesale Dry Goods jobbing houses in New York City at fair 6 months prices.
 A. A. GRIDLEY. Watertown, July 3lst 1918. swl2
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
winsted Bank.

NOTICE is hereby given illat the books IN for subscription to the capital stocl of the TWISTED BANK, will be opened under the superin,endence of the under >igaed commissioners appointed by the Genera! Assembly,a at Webs.er's Holel in Winsted, on the second Monday of Sep> temher A. D. ls4s at 10 o'clock A. M.
 ROGER Il. MILLS, lr.,u
 EDWARD A. PHELPS, S,"""."
 VIM. l.. GILBERT. ''o"'''
 Winchester, August 18th ls4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
At a Couit ol Probate holden at Li,chfe Id within and for the District of Litchdeld. on the 18th day of August. l94S.

within and for the District of Litcnfeld. on the
 18th day of August. l94s.
 Present, CHARLES ADAMS, Eso., Judge.
 On motion of the Execuior of the last Will nd Testament of MARY DEMlNG, late of Ltch. field, within said District, deceased. This Court duth appoint the 2lst day of August inst, at 9 o'clock, A M., at the Probate Office in sad District, for the hearing, allowance and set temen, of the Administration Account on said estate-And doth direc, said Executor 10 give public notice 10 all persons interested in said estate. to appear tif they see caase) before sad Court, at said time and place. to be heard there in. by posting said order oi no!ics on public place where the deceased last dwelt, and by advertising the same in newspapef printed in Li,chtie.d. Certified from Record.
 CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
{ District of Harw.nton ss.

Probate Coult. August 2l. fs4S, THIS Court has limited and allowed 10 Ite l creditors of the est sie of MARCUS LEONARD, ofsaid District. an insoiven. dst,t- or, six months from the dse hereot. in which to exhibit their claims agains, said real es- Asahel N. Barber. Comm ssioners to seepIye. examine and adjust said claims. MI " Ceriifien by
 LEWIS SMITH Jadge. We the Commississioners above meus,os.~d. hereby give notice that ws wiil meet \, af. tend to the Anties ot our said appoint ment. \, the Inn of Lewis Wilc.x iu Harwinsnn. ,or the Ath day oi November fe4S, and on ,he 2ist day of February is4s at o'clock on each oi said days. q
 SHELDON osBoRN, , commia. Swl5 4sss <, - 'ss'SSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24

Bantam Division No. 25 s. of T, NNHE members of this Division are reques, ted 10 be pnnctual in their attendance al A ths regular meeting on Friday evening next, as business of importance is to be trans acted, and it is desirable that every member should be present. -E
 ivy WILLIAM STODDARD, w. P.
 CHARtEs S WOoD,R s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
DEATHS AMONG THE ALUMNI OF YALE ----------

During the Collegiate year l947-9-includino some ot an eafller date. recently received.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
Norfolk Academy.

THE Fall Term of this institution will | commence on Monday Sept 4lh to continue eleven weeks. It is extremely de- sirable that all who attend should begin with the term,
 .B w. B. RICE. Principal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
FSsm Ahe NssD Ysrk Ttibune Late from Ireland {!
"Battle of SlievenamOn.W
Great Slaughter of Troops !
The English General, acDOnOld, killed

MEAGHER AND DILLON WOUNDED.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24

rKvO BLACK sa fTRS. J Va n,s,l <. .,,sssa. .s. < U " workman aa the .aN0sp Aaslusss s.,sh,,s urders iAnds doing the. waiSkscf as cnussry shor.
 especially hOts0 shnpiie AnEax \, g-" M : WMeftswa n. Aug slsfhss " n V.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
PROBATE RBGDRD.

' Distypet of LifchfeId, ss. ]
 PIObate court Aug. 2l,lsiS. EsTAfE of MURRAY KINNEY, la,r tf IA Litchfeid in said district, deceased. The court of Probate iar the District of Litchtleld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said estate, represented insulvent, in which to ex- hihn their claims thefe,o-an has a,pojn,e1 Jason Whiting, Daniel B. S,oddard. and Geo Kenney, Commissioners 10 receive and exam inc said Claims .ts-.- "
 Certified by a- Et.4e.. | ' CHARLES ADAMS, Judge. The Subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Dwelling House of the deceased in said Litchfeld, On ihs 4th Monday in Sep- tember lS4s, and the lst Monday in February ls49, at o'clock in the aittr noon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending to the business of said appointment. JASON WHITING,
 GEORGE KINNEY. =. All persons indebted 10 said Es,ate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 STEPHEN RUSSELL, 3wl5 Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24

hOGEh II. MlLLSJ }N.~.A :.-
 EDWARD M% A; A; PHELPS PEaI ,.- sionsr..
 Winchester. August 18th ls4s.
 E~DMa - "A @E-~
 mHE property now occnrr,ed j.; y Derrick
 Iibbi,ts, situate about one and s{hslf ~ miles from the Railroad Depot at Gaylord's Bridge, in the town of New Milford. There is about twelve acres of land, wlihba good new dwe Hing house. with stone basements. (suita- ble for two iamilies,) good Batn. Carriage ahd blacksmith's shop-Lime kiln--a good aw Mill, with excellent and never failing water power, also quarry of Lime Stone. The property is valuable for all kinds of mechani- cal work, and will be sold cheap. being owned by gentleman residing in New York.
 For particulars inquire of the subscriber.
 3wl5 E8ff 83. F. CLARK!
 New Milf I'd. Aug. 10, ls4s.
 FIN pursuance Of an order, from the Court of \ Probate for the district of fFarminRton.--Wili he sold at Public Auction on the 5 h day of Sep {, tembeF, IS4S, at 6 o'clock P. M at :he ae we Hing house Of Miles Spencer. deceased, so much ofthe real estate of said deceased. as will raise the sum of two hundred and thirty ohe dol. lars, sixtv-nine cents. d oA ,nf
 R1RsEx 5SGla 4. gaEsSEa spaSaER. Administrations. Dated at Pennington, this 4th day of Au- gust. 1s4s. At a Court oI Probate holdea at Lilchield
 within and for the District of Litchfield
 on the 7th day of August lS4S.
 Present CHARLES ADAMS. Esq. Judge. nN motion of Francis Baeos, Executor O of the last will and testament of ISAAC ENSIGN, late Of LitchfeId within said district deceased ef sft
 This Court doth decree that six months be allowed the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same tol said Executor afer he shall have given t.abiic notice of this order, by advsriising lhe saFne in a newsPaper puhIlshed in Liiehiield County, ard by posting ihe same en the public signp pnst in said town of t.iich6eld nearest thesSast residence of said deceased. v st5 sss.EfteA "p ag esedsss
 Certified from Record -' [ lt s& CHARLES ADAMS, Jndre-
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
LlKlNnSNbS.

D. O. Ia room formerly occupied by MT. Martin (frst door west ot the Congre, getional Church,) where he will remain until alter the approaching annive saries, giving the citizens of. this and nther towns, an opportuni. ty to secure as good LTK ENESS as can be ob- tained at any room in the country.
 CALL .AyVD SEE.
 Litchfeld, Aug. 23d ls4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
CLASS or l779.

Iustus Cooke, born in Plymouth in th State, l74S, died at Whitrsborough, N. ' aged 80, " 7I 5a7r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-14

81 TO- schr Scepr Of Halifax with loss Of bowspnt TOP
masts apparently going we'll had jury bowprit t0pnA
Dr. big Vanguard Card Pctou Ms Is days. with Iss chad.
Owen The strong thick weashes in
where she remained hours after throwing the deck Load
unan the rudde broke rudder braces and done damage
sturses Go. Lat S. Ion IS 90 bark Tsdssoo ton
Br Brig Matanla lawrence Bay of sheOrs Ms with GRIND
stones 20 Soule, Whitney Co.
the morning the 18th nst Mobile q days with Gotten
Big Lamartine, Reed, Dighton Mass in ballast
Br schr DebOnnaire, Locthart, Halifax, MS, IL days
Br chr ExamPAr Locihart, Halifax Ms, II days The Fla
schr Julia 4 Nancy Green, Newbsrn, NC. . day.
sehT Select fTsd%%O mS Virginia NJ.
sshr Andrew Brown. Allsg; Boston bound to Albany.
seSr Pearl Allen Beverly, 5 days ''
Schr Spy, Lewis Providence, bound to Albany.
Schr North America, Howell, New London.
Schr Shaler, McCeve. Portland, CT bound to Albany
Schr Cornela Faconer, Boston.
scbr @ W Purcell smith, Virginia, 2 dayi.
s 81; Ssis. li %sss 4isEais ss.'
Schr Mail, Roe, Virginia 2 days
Schr HOPKINS Fisher, Virginia, 2 dayf
schr hillets. Smith. Virginia, 2days
ssSr Sss sSS.y yn days
sS Sr V Sy1 %slsh Sni NoIfos DAVIS
sohr Friend, Hallett, Baltimore. days
schr shawmut Kimble' i .I19.S days
Br steamship Niagara, Halifax and Liverpool ships Allen.
Charleston; Indiana, Orleans; bark Lowell, do.
Steamship Falcon Thompson which left this port Saturday
Northerner Budd New York arrived at Charleston
srrr,srs ls-wind. at sunriss. NE; meridian NE; san
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-14
p,.eerycrs Arrived.

CHAnLrsro1-steamship souhsrner-Miss Misroon Mrs
McFsd Mrs OConnor Mr Der,au, Mr. Stage Mrs John
SON Mr. Williamson and lady DIR Van Mieohe and lady,
DsssauIure, II Walter N Reed Peck, Davenport
bert Butler Gibber, Barsli son. II Misroon
Davis Mr. Iunk, BoyDton Arlington lewis Put.
ram G MecaIf W N OConnor 7 T. Horton Mr. de-
rard, ii Crosby, q Carr. Russe-i3 in the seerage
LfcnonNship pindem-J Fisher, Mr. Cameron and lady.
and children Won Cochelbuyke Of Brussels; VIM Desbe
and $40 In the steerngc
GALwAx-ship Cushlapacrce-MrJ Bolton, Mr. Brown and
lady, N rs 1homsf.
LyFRrooIs- psenaor Ccfhn-MrN Jellcc DIR Edmund
Mr. 1hos Edmundson Mr. Ratbborne Mrs Rahborne
~ NJ hirs Mr. Saclu, Mr. Leoy, Mr. W Marshall, and
2eb In the Storage
NruvIrAs brig Rovapd-John Richards n II Peter jesse
Woods March, Capt and part the crew the brs
hmhr dn. lost the Mouoownus Reef
GhLwAN-Bark Clarencc-Mr y Iynoh-P A Flanulran 4
Nadipnn.
GLAscowslip IIaimoiia-Edw Dunlop Alex Dunlop of AL
lnny Scott lady and children, Scotland John Celdwe
Ms TIL mIeon aud child York aud l5 in the Storage
IoNDON--Ikt ship McdjatOr-J q Gilbert and lady Uv,.
ton. Of Plia Kruer. Coyne and lady q q Leland
Asri WALL Mics Slater Misses Leoone Mr. mings Mr. Smi In
hrSaor Bird lady Norris and lady Mrs Mary Norris,
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Port OF New York, September IA, Is4s.
Cleared.


Cleared.
$'a aa%s Ssl hs,
n E New Castle Meyer
ThsStT savannah Ponce Lu Norfolk; Dcroso Clark Port
tss: h. sG s.ss
vens, do
Land. End ION with md:s passengers Boyd nehen
Bel Bsiir S.tdsS IzsIR a;
experienced westerly winds and cams~took
pilot It'll, In Ii inst v Of N an S.s
With cTsSed i'':a S. spoke
P%sH %anf snn sr s sR s Ion bark
Br ship t 1, cOys LverTCS q days with iron and
81 inst as passed s
ship s an FiS s rss
ssS S@ %Mw % T" 81 e YTc and
y;
HsSe ds Of a which lasted s, y hours in the gale 10Th
leaking The ns SssuTrsd On
News Boy las, night At clock outside the bar ''N
and s % Pensss pooR eaTa days ss
Si3 ss Aug " t S9 %t s
las s, Iiahs T. milsi 81 Of he Hook
DGshsT aSa P 1lam "a q ES
With 5 s aD s ss' Ne. nSrs
9TH lat Az A. len 81 a. erng lth
lUl Ion % 5 passed packet ship Patrick Henry hence for Lii
ship Noses Liverpool days with mdse and 252 psssen
gers to Ierega Co INST lat 49, Ion 81 TO- spoke ship Le
Success, rom New Orleans for Boston.
shin Diadem Tucker Leghorn July 6 passed Gibraltar Aug
Of New London all WE'LL date lat Al 81 lon 81 IS
oe Br sbp Cushamacrce u days from Galway New York.
Sars o% Si' re- s% r york % spoke Bremen
ship birmingham Sturdcyan, Bremen, with mdse to tho
aster rassd the Lizard 18th July. No date lat % A. Ion 10
sScar sed signals WITH bark Asgon No date, lat IS a Ion
stump o. 9lcnatt teen long time in that dua
,ioD No date lat ~ 2 ION So aship with black ball in
tlp steering East with the letter in her fore,opsai
ZIP Robert Patton Wnehell Bremen, GO Gays, with mdse
~ bet all three topsails aid royals Jack yard and sail
ioreoI mast aya and ether sails sprung main yard shifted
hr snS & "a Sn s. Gye the p near
rana Parker Of Portland 10 days from Hamburgh York.
ship Victoria, watiinston Antwerp Aug with mdse and
Tasonser to Zeesa Co. Sid brig bbtr Of Boston, for
Ssnrspd Beleia shp Codlda for New York Aug % atf
ediy tte News Boy last night in the Oihng
chip Mary Ann Patton Boston days in ballast to orle.
be was boarded last night at O'clock Is miles
Bremen Lark Henech, Whitney Trieste and 40 days from
eitrtltar, mn md'e to Dutilh Cousnery.
B lark Clarence Douglas Galway IS lays with ballast and
o lafenge, TO ersse Breols 9th inst lat 80 IS Ion IL 80
,Lohe ship Republic from Baltimore fcr Was boarded
~ hs News Bo, o'clock last hight outside Of the Light ship
o. baik Anrora Wloughby Wilmington NC, y days; with
harbor ' P INV '
Frances n Hamburg a. days. with mdse and
Bremen irg Charlotte Cramer Hamburg Left cuxhayen ~
~ Tmed tie LsMd 2th, with mdzs and - PASSENGERS TO
Fast Aug * lat a. Il 40 shp Son bound East could not
make cut the rest 18TH lst 30 Ion y ~ buh su,ry from a
na Tor iammrs 6dsysou 18TH ia "a w. lon ., ~ br lax
Avg ih and received considerable damage Sept lat 70 Ion