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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS

Are the most perfect purgatve which We are able To
produce or which we think has ever yet been made
~ any body. Their effect, have Abun4antly shown
70 the community how much they excel the ordInl-
~ med Zines in They are safe aad pleasant 70
take, but powerful to cure. Their penetrating prop
erii,s stimulate the vital activities Of the body re-
move the obstru;tions Of its organs, purifying the
blood, and eXpel the disease. They purge cut the
ul humors which breed and grow di,tenper. slim
ulate sluggish or disOrderei organs into their nat
urAl action, and impArt healthy tone with strength
to the whole system. Not only do they cure the
every day complaints Of every body, but also fJrmi-
dshle aud dsnserou. diseases. While they produces
powerful Effects, they are At the same time in d.
minhed doses. the safest and hest phJsis that can
be emp0yed for children. Being gar coated they
are pleasant 70 take AMI being purely vegetable.
are free from any risk Of harm. Cures have been
made rhich saTpAss belief were they not sgbstaE.
tistet y men o. such 'ralte1 position and chsrac-
ter, a 70 foTbic the susp'eion o. un;ruth. Many
eminent clersynen snd phys clans have lent their
names 70 certify 70 the public the reliability Of car
remedies. while others have sen, Us the Assurance
of their eonvic;iou that Preparations ccntrib.
ute immensely to the relief Of Our afflicted. sgEe.-
ins fellow men
The Agent below name 2 il pleased % furnish gr,-
rs or American Almanac eluta nin dir. c;iola i5r
the AZ" certificate. q their cures, u the follow
inE -mp.Aius
Costyene,s, Bn.oss Complaints, Rasulnl t.sll,
Dfofsy, Heartburn, Headache, arising fr n fyai
e, IN feh. Nausea, Indigestion, Nortii Ina,tion Of
the Bowels and Pain arising therefrom, F.atuien-y,
Los q Appetite. al Diseases which require an
eSa.uant medicine. They also BY purif, 10 the
blood anu stimulating the - stem, cure many COM
plaint' which q 7ud not he suppose they eluld
reach, sl.h Deafness Partial BIN iue-s Neural
sil ADD Nervous Irrita iity. Deran sements Of the
Liver and biins,s. G51'. aud other siHered NJ
paiu;s .ia; f.ofn low state = the todv OF OBJ
truct.1n ~ it. functions.
Don't be put "a by unpr.ncipled dealers With
1ther preparations which they make more prof; on.
Demand AIEH's and take NJ other The rick want
Tho best aid there is tor them. AMI they should
have 10.
Prepared ~ ia ]. G AVER 4 Co. Lowell. Mas,
nj sold b. al Druggists AMI dealers ir Medicine
.yerypheTe. iGszm
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Boston Market.
WknyusDAT, Sc

WEnSIsDAT, Sept. 6.
FLoUR-ssle, at s. 25 q : 81 for Western super.
hne . q 80 for common extras s. IS y *
for medium do and SO p q II 70 for good ard
choice, including 6ene.ee, Canada, Ohio, and Mel
gan 81. Louis Flour remains abopt the same
Con Meal is .esdy at s. - = bbl, for good ship
ping brands.
GRAIS-The market for Corr ha, ea,ed OF sll,s
OF Western mixed at &c q s. = bush. Oats hsv.
eased q. Sales OF Northern, Western and CAnsds.
at 50 = &c, Tut the close CSC is an extreme fig
ure. Rye is scarce ami firm atsl 10 y bust White
Beans continue 10 moderate demand at 81 so R2
bush, for common and good blue pod and s. a
for mlrrtw and extra pea. Canada Peas s. IS a
S. Y bush. Shorts at - q Q Fine Feed s3l a
-, and Middlings IS a 10 y ton
PRoVISIONs-The mark ct for Pork rem a ns Quite
steady at s25 a 2s fsr prime So . "a for uess
ant 30 n - for elea-, cash Beef continues steady
with fair demand. Eastern and Western mess and
extra mess SO @ IS family extra SO a p q hhl,
IS to quality Lard Is frm from 25 a 25.c . u,
cash, in bil and tierees Smoked Hams . q &C o.
%, cash. Butter is firm and prices are higher
Sales at D. a 34c FOR good choice and extr. and Is
a Doc for common. Canada and Western are scarce,
and prices are nominAlly . a 3oc y p. Cheese is
firm, and has been In steady demand at a IS. for
common and choice and Is q Il for factory made.
WooL-The demand Tor domestic WOOL has been
active and the market Il hrH, and tending upward
The sales have been $1,000 rs fleece and pullei at
from 60 a sc for fleece up to s2., for extra pulled
with sales OF feees principally at s. 8 7Oc = n
There is very little choice and fine fleece Offering
and this grade Is pcminally Coo v b.
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NV York, Sept. ..

The H.ra'd's Washington dispatch says
reports 70 the Freedmen Bureau from North
Carolina states that the number, black and
white. supported by the Government in that
State have been greatly reduced, now amount
ing t. only 10000. The Freedmen are max
ing full crops on the Government farms.
The of nders in cases Of cruelty to negroes
have been arrested and are awaiting tTIal.
10 some cares the blacks are treated IN a
spirit OF fairness hut more frequently are
abused. The right to punish them is still
claimed by their employers, and few assert
that they wall either have the blacks as slaves
or exterminate them.
The actions of the blacks in a great nun
her Of instances are equally unfortunate.
Some are determined to be dependent and
idly roam about refusing steady employ
ment, being so filed with suspicion that they
will assent to no contracts.
From East Tennessee it is reported that
not more than one hundred negroes are sup
piled by the Government. Freedmen schools
are fiourishiny and in Greenville President
JOhnson's home, the negroes have contribut-
ed $50 month for teachers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08

RurIxokE, Aug. 81
BY Telegraph.

BAITlkohs, aug. OF.
rbe Richmond papen Of this morning sr,
received.
a large meeting Of citizens was held Tues.
:..r,o,, Resolutions were adopted
- % making arrangements for tine re.
- ~ President johnson. The frst res-
-, - ,ib-,ssss the loyalty OF the people of
.,.-,;ri. and den1unces the wicked efforts
., ,.,rtion Of the Press and people of the
ror,bern States 70 brand the People OF the
S,n,b with perhdy and insincerity in their
attempt - re-ests blish allegiance to the
Union.
The second resolution declares that the PEG.
pie scquiesce universally in the absolute alb
clifton Vi slavery, snG desire nothing but to
,,sume their duties # citizenship IN the
Union.
TIE third resolution pledges the meeting t.
support the reconstruction policy of Presi-
dent johnson which proposes restored equal.
ity of rights and privileges TO all States, in
GLIDING the power in each TO regulate the
night of suffrage for itself as dis
ungulshed iron the reckless and pernicious
iLcOries of the so-called radical party.
The fourth resolution recommends holding
oi meetings Throughout, the State and the
adoption OF similar resolutions to those Of
,Ss Richmond meeting, sha; no shadow OF
suspicion may rc't On the people Of yir-
slnis.
The fifth resolution compliments Governor
PlGPoInt Tor his concillsrory bearing, frank
Is;manly manner and well considered states
ssnshlp
Committee was appointed to extend an
invitation TO President johnson TO visit
Richmond. Speeches were made and the
acton CT the government in relation to the
-iecson IN Richmond, commented upon rs
wrong aud uncalled Tor.
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SOLOMON PIERCE,s EsTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Hon the Probate
District Of Chit:enden. IS l. Court, for the Dis
trict Of Chitenden.
othe heirs and all persons interested in the estate
% solomon Pierce. late CT Essex IN said Liz
trics, deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS. application hath been made u this
Court In writing by the administrator Of the estate
Of said deceased. praying for license and authority
90 sell the real estate % said deceased, SETH
forth therein that 10 would be beneficial the heirs
and all persc interested in the estate % said de-
ceased to sell the whole the real estate Of sad
deceased. and convert tine same into money
HHEREUPOS, the said Court appointed ard as
sign the 18th dly Of Sept. A ID. ls65.at the Pr0-
hate Court rooms, IN said District, 70 hear snd de-
cie upon aid application and petition, and order
ed public notice thereof n be given TO all persons
interested therein, by publishing said order. to-
geiher withthe time and pace Ofheaing, threeseeks
successively In the Burlington Free Press, news
paper which circulstes in the neighborhOod of
those persOns intere ted in said estate, all which
publications shall be previous to the day assigned
for hearing.
THEREFoRx, you are hereby notified TO appear be-
fore raid Court the tine and place assigned then
ard there in said Court, TO make your objections
to the granting such license. II You see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate Court rooms
this p. day ofAlgnst A. d. 1855.
t. E WALES. Judge.
EsEs
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NEW YoKK, Sept.

NEW Iokk, cepI D.
The Times Washington despatch says the
receipts of the internal revenue yesterday
amounted to the enormous sum OF Si.2oO,-
900, being nearly $1,000 900 ahead of any
other day.
There was perfect rush Of pardon seek
ers at the White House yesterday. Agreat-
err number of Southerners are in Washing
ton for this purpose than has been known
before.
President johnson is stated TO have made
e very important declaration to the Alabama
delegation who complained to him of the
bIightlng effects of con6scation. to the
effect that no confscation could take
place or have legal effect except after legal
conviction of the parties for treason. The
effect of such decision viii upset and rem
der null and void every act OF oonhscation
that has been enforced at the south.
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MARY c. sAwYER's ESTATE.

! STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons in
[ DISTRICT OF CHITrKSDES. S.. { 4 terested in the
Estate o. Mary C. Saw er, late Of Burlington, -
said District. deceaseC,
GREETfNr.
At a Probate Court holden az Burlington. within
and for the District OF Chittenden. the 18th dsy
% August, A. ID 1876 an Instrument. purpoft NJ
% be the last viii and Testament. OF Mary q. Saw
yer, late q Burlington. in said district recessed
was presented TO The uft sf resa!d for Probate,
md u sortered BY said Court that the ed day Of
September. A. II. ~ sat the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington. be assigned for proving said In
strument aud that notice thereof be gven b al
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press.
newspaper printed a. said Burlington, previous .
the time appointed
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified 10 appeaf
before said Court, at the time and place aforesaid
ard contest the probate OF said VII, If Gu hayO
cause
Gwen under my hard, st Burlington, In said DIS
trict this 5jlh day Ct august A. j. 1866
T. E. WALES, Judge.
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,glsi Nrw Yonx Sem, =,


TIE Hsrold's Kingston. Jamaica. cores.
Pondent says the Roadway the revoluticni.s.
are making in Hayti, has induced Presiden,
Ut nrard to make preparations for his escap
from that country. The negroes OF Jamai.
ca are reduced to the most abiect poverty by
The seve.e drOuth Of tins summer. and are ON
the verge Of starvation They blame the
SofcTnment and are no bitter that an out
break is.antici pated.
The Herotd's Santiago correspondent saws
Notwithstanding the terror caused hy the in.
sasion OF San Domingo BY the Spaniards the
crops are coming forward handsomely. and
the people are determined to maintain their
Independence.
Inc Latter statement conflicts With the
statement already published of rising to
defend Gen. Pimantal.
Tho action of the Spa niards in blockading
the ports has shut in much tobacco belong.
ing TO Americans and Europeans and the
Dominicans have determined upon issu-
ing Commissions to private.rs to prey up
on Spanish Commerce.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08

CAUTION FROM THE
American Watch Company.

II having come 10 cur nowledgc that limitations
Of the American Watch have been put upon III,
market in great number, calculated by their ute,
yorthlessness 20 inIure the reputation Of gtnu
Inc products to protest o1r own interests ana tn,
| public from imposition, we again pub,h the trade
marks BY which our Watches may invariably be
known.
We manufacture four styles OF Watches.
The FiRsr has the name
AMERICAN WATCH CO., walthau, Mass. {"
engraved on The inside plate.
The SEcoSD has the name
APPLETON, TRACY & CO.. walthAn, MSS,
engraved on the inside plste.
The THIRD has the hsse
"P. S. BARTLETT, waltham, Mas, !" engraved OF
the inside plate
All the above styles have the name American
Watch Co painted on the dial and are warranted in
every respect
The FOURTH has the name
"WM ELLERY. Boston. Mass, engraved on the
inside plate, and 1, not mined 90 the dial
All the above des ribed Watches are made Of
rous sizes, and are sold in gold or silver cases,
msy bs required.
II 1. hardly possible for to accurately describe
the numerous limitations To which We have Alluded
They are usually inscribed with names 50 nearly
approach NJ cur own as 10 escape the observation
Of the &C 'ustomed buver. Sons are represented as
made BY the Union Watch Co.. Of Boston, Mass"
no such company existing. Some are AIMED the
Soldiers Watch to be SOLD our Fourth or Wn
E'lery style, usually known the Soldiers
Watch" Others are named the Appleton Watch !
Co - others the ''P S. Barley instead Of our" P.
s. Bartlett ~ besides many varieties named in such
a manner as 20 convey the idea that they are the I
yeritAble productions OF the American Watch Com
pany.
We also caution the public, and particularly go.
Tiers against buying certain art e!es CALLED Watch
s. so freely advertised Ia illustrated papers Ar
ny Watches "Ohicer's Watches Magic Time
lbservers,H 'ArcAna Watches" &c. the prices Of
which are stated 20 be from seven 10 sixteen dol
ars A good Watch, in these times, cannot he al
orded for any such money.
A little sitenti, the part Of buyers vill-prO-
ect them from imposition.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents Tor the American Watch Co.,
80 broadway, New Yorf.
Aug 3O-dSwlm.
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NV YORK. Sent. G.

The Herald's Fortress Monroe eorrespon.
cent says The privilege of writing to his
vile has been granted to Jeff. Davis
The frftH1e': Brownsville, Texas; CORES.
pondent recounts an interview with General
oortinas whom he found sanguine Of success
OF the Liberals IN the struggle to preserve
nationality. He said the United States
would not continue at peace with Maximil-
ian, whereas if the old form of government,
was restored the two countries would live in
friendship.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08
NV YORK, Sept.

The Reraid's New Orleans correspondent
saws Gen Wells Of La, has ordered the
seizure of all cotton purchased by II. W. Al
len. formerly rebel Governor. to be turned
over TO the benefit of the State.
Gov. Sharkey of Mississippi, having de-
monstrated TO the authorities at Washington
tina: the military refuse to honor rites OF
hd6eas corpus, both Secretary Seward and
Stanton replied that Martial Law Is still pre-
domlnenr in the State, and that it is the duty
If the military to preserve order and meet
out justice. for the accomplishment of which
the people of Mississippi have not yet de-
monstrated their ability OF disposition. IL
is thought that Governor Sharkey will
resign.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08
NEW YoRK, Aug. 81.

Over 5000 barrel. of beef. and large
amount Of hstter and cheese have been pur-
chased in New York for shipment TO Eng
land. The shipment OF cotton bills from the
South TO England continues to increase,
which tends to keep geld below the shipping
point.
The statement that sales OF Government
horses and mules had been Withdrawn on ac-
count Of a threatened Indian war Is untrue
and all sales advertised to take place IN the
southern and western States, i'll he held.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08

''To BE-, or NOT 10 se--tAar' "a, qNesfio--
Whether to suffer with mental anguish.
Peverish lips, cracking pains, dy spept.c az
And name,css bodily suffering.
From want and nerve and unsoundsd p-eJ1dIc.;
Or. whether with sudden dash,
Jump into tine general eurrsn;
Seize bottle Of PLANTATION BTfrEKs,
AMI. as Gun;her swears, be myselfa man again.
Three months IL is since thus thought,
And spoke, with faith exceeding weak.
But nther said my e. IS were saIlow.
Ny vislge hasgard, my breath tremendous bad
Ny disposition troublesome-in fact.
lie gently hintei WAS fast becoming
Quite nuisance, and strongly insisted
And 1t was thus reluctantly yielded
-Four ho.tlesno- beneath my vest have disappeared.
Friends say changed man now i Jones.
Ny food has relish, NY appetite is Ike n.
My step elastic. my mind brilliant, AMI
Nine pounds, avoirdupois, is added to my weight.
gentle hat, .oiloWed before too late
Quite gratifying to the tailor as well DR.. Drake
Sept. 5-dSwIw
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San FRANCISCO, Sept. S.
No news from the Shenandoah since the
arrival Of the Niles.
INV YORK, Sept. 6.

The Tribune, Matamoras correspondent
who has had an interview with Gen. DeIeon
OF the Liberal party, says he learns from him
that the wants of the Liberals are such, that
II not soon relieved, the cause will be lost.
They have no money, arms, ammunition,
clothing, or even provisions, and il the U S.
does not soon lend her assistance, there will
be no Liberal party in Mexico to he assisted
The total force thew now have in the field
amounts to only Is 900 men.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08
NEw loRK. Aug. 81,

The Herald, Vieksburg correspondent says
bands Of guerrillss still keep up an organI-
sation u Mississippi
The steamer heUta YVES recently captured
bE those villains. she officers and crew were
robbed and everything portable On board
carried of
Outrages and murders art frequent. TO
ehrck TINS lewlrssness, Gov. SharkCy has
called Tor an Organization in eaca county, at
ie4sl one Company, cavalry and infantry.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08

The HerdiS's Fortress Monroe correspond
ent says There is no change concerning
Davis, Clay and Mitchell. Each occu-
pies the cell awarded to him, taxes his food
regularly. reads the daily newspapers and
ojler publications. smokes his pipe and en-
joys has hours promenade. the impression
STAT Davis Is permitted the freedom of writ
Iug letter. Is erroneous. The letter to
Mr. Gillett, one OF bis counsel, is
she only one he has bcen allowed TO write.
lie has grumbied good deal on this score.
The police jurisdiction oi Norfolk mac been
turned over ~ the mayor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08
NrW YORK. Sent. !

The Heraids Special Washington dispatch
s.ss Win mas placed in the hands OF his
C"Gncil documentary evidence showing that
in establishing the dead line at AndersOnville
ne acted under orders from Gen. Winder and
tae rehel Secretary of War, Sedden. The
commission has determined to reject Boston
Csrletts testimony on the grounds that he is
IL Inomauiac on the subjec. Of the cruelties
81 Andersonville The records OF this pris-
no. which were captured BY Gen. Wilson,
are missing and Quartermaster Clerk is
oder arrest on suspicion of knowing wbs,
= ->ssDc Of them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08
NEW YORK, Sept. (

NEW York, Sept. Z.
The Heraid'r Charleston correspondent
says: zen Hatch has been succeeded as Post
commandment there by Gen. Bennett.
The election OF delegates to the State Con-
venuon takes place TO day. South CARROLL
mans are considerably animated by prepare
tiOns for the event.
Gov. Perry, in a recent letter says: When
the rebels take the amnesty oath, and receive
his recommendation for pardon, it is presum-
able that pardon will be granted, and they
therefore are eligible as members Of the Con-
yention.
A movement is on foot TO invite President
johnson TO extend his contemplated visit to
Richmond a. far as Charleston.
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c. GooDRICH's EsTAT..

STATE oF VERMONT, lTHE nonorSble the
pIstsIcI OF canIEspFy, S. i Probate Court, for
the D!ttsict CO Chittenden.
To ali persons ineret ted IN the estate Of Chsuncsy
Goodrich, lato Of BurlinStor. II said D-trict,
coleed,
6REETING.
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the 2Sth Day
OF Sept. next the settlement " the administrs-
ton account ofthe adm nistrstor u the estate q
said deceased, ami Crderec that pubic
notice thereof be given 20 all porsons interested
In said estate by publishing this order three weeks
succeseively previous 70 the day assigned. In the
said District.
TsEREFuRy. you sre hereby notified 70 appear At
the Probate Court rooms, In Burlington on the dav
assigned then and there 70 contest the allowance
Of said account, II you see cause.
Given unier NY hand ct tbs Probate Court rooms
this 18th Cay o. sept A. u. ISIS. o.
7. Z. WALES, Judge.
yl1w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08

Proverbs for the people.-"Hs tcho is cruel
to beast, a5uses TIE trust which God commit
ted!o him" Truly, what violstion Of human
ity % to do To. abus, so noble an aulrn,l as
the hore. yet it IS . daily occurrence. II 10
thoughtless, II is bartsrous. Yet the million
sre equally thOughtless in regsrd to their health
They overeat and half mssticate their. fjod. sud
10 it surprising that Dyspepsia follows with its
train. Indigestion, Flaiulence Constipation,
Palpitstion Of the Heart Nausea Bilious disCr-
ders and whatnot! Remedial agents are there
fore needed, and nothing has been found more
efficient than CRINEAs BrTrERs. But do not
after being made well abuse your horse nor your
storn.ch by everlasting All Druggists have
Crinesn Bitters for sale
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Nrv YopK Sent. |

The Hralds Richmond correspondent
ssys the order revoking the pardon Of Mr..
Dudley. President OF the York River Rail-
road, e,nsnated from President johnson, up
% learning that Mr.. Dudley had been gull
~ OF otsering treasonabIe language after
ms pardon.
IL is said the Virginia Banks are receiving
rebel money in liquidation of liabilities due
them ~ attft
The Hers,d's Fortress Monroe correspon-
dent avs no person in high military suthor-
icy has had al interview with JEFF. Davis.
during which the latter disavowed any knowi-
edge Of wirz. Only Gen. Miles has had
conversstion with Devils, and one OF Presi.
dsot 5ohnSon sous, is the only civilian who
- I'D any isvsEv,sW With him
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-08
REMARKS.
Married..

In this city, on Wednesday, Sept. 9Th. by Rev. p
Nix, Mr.. S. p Strong. Of BROOKLYN. y. T.. and Miss
Mary Brinsmaid, OF this city.
In this city, Aug. 81, by Rev. J. Y. Goodrich, Mr.
Alfred Davi'. Of St. Andre. C. L, ana Miss Emma
Collins, Of Windsor, VI.
BY Rev. B. ". Smith, on the 3st ult-, at the
house n thebride's f.ther. Mr. George W. Killam
and Mrs Mary Woodland, all OF winooski Falls.
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ST. LOUIS, No., Sept. 3

A commission has been appointed By the
President TO negotiate under the instructions
of the Secretary of the Interior treaties OF
peace with the several tribes OF the Sioux
and Cheyennes OF the upper Missouri. and
other tribes in that region VINO were recently
engaged in hostilIties again-t the United
States. The commission will meet at Coun-
Gil Bluffs on the 18th and proceed to Fort
Rice where the Council Is to be held on tn
18th OF Octooer.