THE JOURNAL.
One country, one conetituttonone deetin
Huntingdon, 00.20, 1841.
Our readers will find the Election Re..
turns in another column. We have been
universally used up." Can any one
wonder why we have not written any edi
,,rial ? When we get off our mourning
weeds for the dead, and the wounded heal
ed, we will pick our flint" and give the
enemy a crack or two occasionally, to let
them know that we are alive yet.
Porter's majority in this state will be
about 20,000. 1J ha would have thought?
But as an old farmer told us to day. I
expect the people thought he had got the
state in trouble, and he might have a
chance to get it cut."
It will be seen by our paper, that Mc-
Lend, the canadian braggart, who got
himself and the two countries into a diffi•
culty, has been acquitted. Of course the
dogs of war" s ill be done with their
growling.
/JAR tN ENBRYO.—By a private letter
fro:n Washington to a Navy Officer it:
this city, received on Friday, we learn
that orders have been issued from the Na
vy Department to fit out the steam Fri
gates Mississippi at our Navy Yard, and
the Missouri at New York, with all pos•
sthle despatch ; and also to prepare seve•
rat of the vessels intl.• ded for the Home
Squadron for sea service at once. The
Mississippi, we are toll, can be tilted out
in a month ready to proceed to sea, with
the exception of the large iroa -shaft which
is being manufactured in the place of tha
one lost from a vessel in the East river at
New York about two months since. The
Missouri will require twice that length of
time to complete her. These orders look
like doing business in earnest.--Phileed.
Messenger.
COLT, THE MVEDF.REH,—The Bridge- 1
port, Connecticut, Standard, says:—"llis
father is an aged man, whose years have
been embittered by the folly of his son,
and this last horrible act huts 'filled up the
measure of his cup of sorrow,' which may
soon lay him in the grave. We are in
formed that the intelligence of the arrest
of his son, which he first learned by hear
ing a stranger read it at the City lintel,
has completely driven his reason from its
throne, and made a wreck of all his earthly
peace and happiness."
The present season.—it should be re
membered at this season of the year. tha.
our bodies are more liable to become dls•
eased than at any other period ; because
the budden changes of the weather, by
acting as they do upon the Constitution,
and quality of the Blood, produce a foul
state of Blood, and other fluids which gen
crate corruption, and net unfrequently
death. It is an established truth, that n“
pain or sickness can be experienced ex•
cept from the presence of depraved humors
which if not positively corrupt, soon be
come so if not speedily removed from the
body. On the first feeling of pain or sick
ness, the body must have a vegetable
cleansing in order to prevent fatal results
taking place. For it is at all times easi
er to prevent than to cure disease : because
by taking a preventative course we do not
debilitate the natural functions of the
body, but rather strengthen and assist
them. Brandreth's Vegetable Univer
sal Pills are all that is required. The,
cleanse the Blood from all impurities, re
move every cause of pain or weakness, and
preserve the constitution in such a eta , -
of health and vigor as usual changes can
not affitct.
Sold at the store of WM. STEW ART,
I luntingd on, Pa.
IFIYMENEA.L RI aisTER
The silken tie that binds two willing hearts
Orbisonia, Thur.
day morning 14th. inst, by the Rev. B. E.
Collins, Mr. Brice Blair, Merchant 01
Huntingdon county, to Miss Amanda C.
daughter of John S. IVcialing Esq., of
Nolu►nbus Ohio.
On Thursday the 7th inst. by the Rev. l
T. M. Wilson, Mr. George Stever, to Miss
Alohalah Crum, all of Chilcoatatown.
0- Thursday Sept. 23. by the Rev. J.
G. Effinger, Mr. John S. Gehrett, 01
Union township, to Mise Elizabeth Fink,
of Hopewell township Huntingdon co.
At Bald Eagle Furnace, on Thursday
evening Sept. BUth. by Jacob Van tries F.. 1
Mr. Samuel Run, to Miss bruin:no Kel
lerman.
On the same evening by the same Mr.
Michael 11. Boaslough to Mica Sarah
11.ritv All of the above vla e.
OBITUARY RECORD.
"In the midst of lye we are in death
DIED -At hr•r residence in Alexan•
idria on Friday the Bth inst. Mrs. Rachel
Cameron, in the 54th year of her age.
In the Island of Jamaica, on the 27th
of August last, of congestive fever, after
la short illness of three days, HENRY
LLOYD M oCoNNELL, Esq. formerly of this
Borough, aged about 53 years.
Mr. McConnell was born and raised
in this county, and to the citizens watu
well known. His education, though from
domestic circumstances never formally
completed, was quite good, and nature
had endowed him with rare talents. His
remarkable eloquence in common con
versation, was celebrated. He formerly
took an active share in the politics of the
county, and the State, as a member of
the Anti-masonic party, but of late years
ho rather retired from political life. He
went with his acco:nplished wile to an
estate in the West Indies, and there he
fell--far from his native hills, and his
early friends--among strangers, soothed
only by the endearments of his young
and bereaved wife. Many, very many'
will mourn his fate. But we who sur
vive, must in due tip• e follow him to the
tomb, for "it ta appointed unto man once
to die."
Pennsylvania Election.
COUNTIES. BANKS. PORTER,
Adams 360
Armstrong 836
Allegheny 748
Beaver 473
Bedford 200
Becks 4,585
Bradford 550
404
110
1174
Bucks
Butler
Centre
Chi ter 900
' Clearfield 475
Clarion
IClinton
'Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
1/aupliirt
Delaware:ol
Erie 950
Fayette 900
Franklin
•SI 200
Green 900
Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lancaster
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Ly coming
M'Kean
M ercer
Monroe
ontgomer
I,l;fflin
Northumberland
Northampton
Perry
Philadelphia City 1467
Philadelphia County
Pike
Potter
Union
Susquehanna
sent') (kill
S. , inerset
l'ioga
Venango
II erre n
ft estinoreland
tPayne
VVa.hington
York
2184
297
1100
Notite,
n the matter of the real estate
of Richard Sinkey, late of Bar=
ree township, dec'd.
. .
.
911 E undersigned, appointed an . A udi•
;AL tor by the Orphans Court of Bun
tingdon county, to ascertain and report
the true situation of said estate, showing
who are the parties interested; and to
what extent, and the nature and amount
of the liens affecting the interests of the
several parties, will inert at the Office of
Bell St Orbison, in the Borough of 'fun
tingdon, on Wednesday, the 3 , 1 of No
vember, 1841, to act in the premises.
J AC 4 )II MILLER, Auditor.
October 20, 1841.
Creditors' Notice.
Take notice, that we have applied ~
the Judges of the court of common Pie. •
of Huntingdon county for the benefit ~1
,the laws of this commonwealth made to
Ithe relief of Insolvent debtors; and ti
said Court has appointed the 2nd Montla
(Bth day) of Novembernext, for the he,.
ing of us and our creditors, at the coo
house in the borough of Huntingdo ,
when and where you may attend if y.
see proper.
Henry Harker,
'Thomas D. Ewing,
Mathew Gill,
Joseph Jackson,
William Beigle,
Peter Cornelius,
John R. McCartney,
William Holing.
Lewis MeCaninch.
Oct. 18, 1841.
OFFICIAL ELECTION RZTU.RZIS OF HUNTINGDON CO.
FOIL 1841
GOV'NOR. SHE'FF AbSEMBLY TREAS.' COMM'R AUDI. CoR.
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Huntingdon I 185 246 289 150 162 164 276 273' 160 280 176 263 164 260 150
Dublin 80 41 37 78 84 84 35 35 84 35 83 35 84 56 85
Warriorsmarlk 169 126 148 137 146 172 118 141 158 130 158 131 160 107 120
Allegheny 196 113 152 157 :62 162 131 149 169 142 169 141 169 141 216
LowerVVondbeiry 161 112 142 117 156 151 121 118 162 112 159 114 158 112 163
Upper Woodberry 93 72 102 61 90 83 83 74 97 66 99 67 98 66 101
Hopewell 76 32 40 67 71 71 37 37 79 29 72 35 72 34 72
Ranee 143 265 295 113 119 117 288 287 174 229 112 289 116 275 120
Shirley 146 111 151 86 122 111 141 133 121 136 118 132 118 133 123
Antis 154 128 164 115 121 92 186 159 140 137 138 137 1312 142 137
Alexandria 140 127 148 112 133 124 138 134 152 133 130 132 1 133 129 141
Franklin 111 97 116 92 97 93 108 108 100 107 107 100 91 84 96
'fell 32 96 99 27 34 34 93 93 34 93 35 91 35 94 52
Springfield 120 44 42 111 124 124 S 9 39 111 41 123 40 120 37 123
Union 127 39 55 112 121 121 45 45 114 47 122 45 121 42 120
Roxherry 55 54 57 52 53 53 55 55 58 50 53 56 52 52 53
'Tyrone 130 64 85 114 127 129 74 72 135 65 139 60 135 66 164
Morris 163 65 123 104 153 118 112 75 148 79 157 72 156 72 151
West 114 129 141 99 107 103 139 133 105 137 93 146 109 127 110
Walker 116 85 103 97 107 105 94 91 107 95 109 91 107 94 122
od
73 39 38 '73 80 80 SI 31 81 28 82 29 78 31 84
Frankstown 183 69 131 121 427 103 152 1 17 144 105 158 115 125 123 125
Cromwell 131 67 90 101 124 113 80 731 121 75 126 71 121 68 123
Murray's Run 26 23 25 21 24 24 25 24 27 221 23 26 25 24 49
Mar
79 72 76 73 64 67 82 79 72 76 72 77 71 78 77
Hollidaysburg 205 1941 225 176 127 142 269 249 157 258 158 230 157 229 167
Gl aysporl 41 42 I 70 20 4 15 84 79 16 74 l B 76 13 74 11
T097.11L 2959H2801 2917112:30 3035
Reoister's Notice. VALUABLE TAILORING.
t 5
IN-, i ICE is he; eby given to nll per
.oflS concerned, that the following nria Motility A. K - ROLL,
earned persons have settled their accounts .
in the Register's Office, at Huntingdon, For Sale. RESPEC'FFULLV informs the citi•
and that the said accounts will be presen- • zens of the Borough of Hunting
ted for confirmation and allowance, at an__ don, and all others who want their work
Orphans' Court to be held at Huntingdon, done in a durable and
for the county of Huntingdon, on Thurs. IN pur , usnce of an order of the Or•
rit
Jo , phans' Court of Bedford county, there Woistanithe Siltatitter,
day, the 11th day of November next, viz:
1. Abraham Buck, acting Executor of w:11 be exposed to public sale, by public that he has opened a shop in Market
the last will and testament of James vendue or out cry, on the premises, on street, opposite Thomas Read', Store,
Boggs, late of Tyrone township, dec'd. Tuesday the 21 day of November next, where, being in the receipt of the
2. William Dean, one of the Executors
the following Real Estate, late the prop- "
ot the last will and testament of David erty of Abraham Hershey, deceased, aP.A.VEIEVITO%
Dean, late of Walker township, dec'd: viz;— quarterly from Philadell.hia and New
3, Joseph Rollin, Administrator of the No. 1. A Tract of Land, being the Yolk, he will be much pleased in a:lend
estate of Thomas Trench, late of Blair Mansion place of said deceased, situate in to all orders in his line, and execute die
Dublin township, Bedford county, about same township, dec'd. with promp.ness and despatch.
six miles north of McConnellsburg, to
4. Joseph Cornelius and George Cor-Huntingdon, Get, 20, 1841,
nelius, Administrators of the estate of
Fort Littleton, containing 286 Acres and
Benjamin Cornelius, late of Cromwell 27 Perches and allowance, about 130
township, dec'd. Acres of which are cleared arid in a good • ltBl 41,1 •00 uo p tiiiiunu
5. Susan Gordon, Administratrix of state of cultivation. The improvements 11001111,1.8:4 SN lA3'I
the estate of Alexander Gordon, late of are a good two storied Log Dwelling Tall.'°° 34 ql"ll l " , ll '411 , a qa11" 1 "1 0 1"1^
Porter townshi dec'd.
House, with a fine Spring of never failito ut SUi.t!' Jaittiv &map .to Jaquasqns ail
,
6. Joseph St ewart Guardian of Robert water at the door; a large Double Batik ni uant2 imitelutojitt Atu 'pied 5.5.8aeti.)
and John Simpson, minor children of Barn, with Stables and other necessary lie pull papJemar kileaann an liens •aati
out.huilitings and a good orchard. The -ou aanpasims mit tutallt put: ona no
Foster Simpson, late of Henderson town
ship. clec'd. Licking Creek, a fine stream of water, pies 2ulauq tios.iad A tIV ' p dog lioaar smew
7. Dr. John Metz, surviving Executor flows throu4h the place. Janto ou 4 aniim laaj putt' glo4'peaqa.iej
of the last will and testament of Johr. Pi- No. 2. A Tract of Land adjoining the Ott) "! Ma a 41 !" , " ►Poe 11 11 1. 1 ° 1 1a '1 3411
per, late of Henderson township, dec'd. above and lands of Abraham Glunt, Dim- wits 'o.f.eit Jo savati suit puff itiitia uaansiaq
8. Peter Burket, Administrator of the iel Latherow, and others, situate in the 3121V111H3V'111
estate of Emanuel C. Steck. late of Ty- same township, and containing 222 Acres,
cone township, tlec'di and 140 Perches and allowanc, ; about
9. Samuel Dean and William Cald• 50 Acres of which are cleared and in cud- p u s Ain
. 0 5 ltis i !u 0,0 uo 'A *Ol
tivation. The improvements are a good - O ":, u .:P "' n il ' Ca ll" SUR7'.
'
well, Executors of the last will and tee . 1 .Al 11!Ail .IJlllaff UOlllO
.iir
lament of Robert Dean, late of Morris Dwelling House, Stable and other build .
psi() aoliapisaJ aqi /Dm ka ..,,,
t ,
toe !whip, dec'd. ings.—The unimproved part is finely tim• -
10. VS illiam Caldwell and James Steel, bereft. - .NU'10.1.13 U. 0
Administrators of the estate of Thomas No. 5. Being the undivided half part
of a Tract of Land, surveyed in the name ast m ig trINUT
Lloyd, Esq. late of the borough of Hun
tingdon, dec'd. of William M Wardle, adjoining lands of licrai , .7
11. Mary Gilleland, Administratrix, D Latherow, A braliam Glunt, John Dick
ey. and other lands of said estate, con- •
with the will annexed, of the estate of . Caution.
John Gilleland, late of Tell township, d e _ taming in the whole, 208 Acres, and 34
ceased. Perches and allowance. Whereas, T. B. Stewart of Birming-
No. 4. A Tract of Woodland, situate ham, holds a note against me, dated Ma ,
in Air township, in said county, adjoin 28th 1841, to the amount of twenty two
ins the Big Survey, and lands of Wm. dollais and twenty four cents payable one
year after date, This, therefore, is to
Naugle, Hershey 'and others, containing
NEW FOUNDRY. • 56 Acres, and Ii Perches and allowance. caution all persons against purchasios 1
No. 5. A Tract of unimnrovefl• land, oriid mite from said T. B. Stewart, as the
', id. ulent means, and I ant determined not to
called the 'Tti(lfre Place,' held by warrant said Stewart at'tathed said note bY ft" -
T 111?, subscriber respectfully informs
in names of :aid Abraha m Hershey ,
his friends, and the citizens of
joining mansion p lac e , ant lands of
Huntingdon county, that he has commen'G e orge waggoner , David Fore and others, Wm. POWEL.
(•ed a New Foundry at Alexandria, Hun- supposed to contain 50 Acres, with al-
Cambria County, fl bite township, 0
tingdon county, where he has at all times t ow . i „ . September, 29, 1841. i
A*.toves of every Description.) No. 6. A Tract of Land adjoining —
Cook Stoves, Ten Plate Wood Stoves, the maneion place, and heretofore atteche 3.3gStraV•
:'Hal Stoves, Raditor Stoves, made of Rus- ell to it. hot now separated therefrom by d r I\IINI to ile .I.(ble of the
,
Aaboven and American Iron. Th e above the inquisition , contsine 25 Acres and 61 ` l - ) subscr ibe r livi
t
- oyes are always on hand and will be Perches and A'lnwnnee, on which are , . e ng in the
ißorough of A lexandria i oa
niched at the lowest rates: Jld metal PrerfP ,, a 'twee Ntnrie Merrhfint Mill, .Cato n
, ‘ ini- :
sir loilday the 18t , i inst. a
.e ill be taken in exchange. Min. Dwelling House and other improve -, -- --- 7 . 1
s(IRREL l I I) ItsE,
lie has also every variety of Tin ware mente. I
I,ich will be furnished at the saint- rates. The lande are situated in a good (thou( fifteen liande high, %%oh a ll hi s feel
S. L SO, Improved Self Sharpening borhond, and have A convenient market white, and a bald face, about eiehteen
'loughs, fur two and three horses, always either at the Turnpike at the Smith, or years of aee. The owner is requested to
.ii hand. the State Road by 'Port Littleton on the come forward prove property par charges
ISRAEL GRAFFIUS. North. The country abounds with some and take him away, otherwise he will be
lezendria, Oct. 20, 1841. 3t. p of the finest nine timber that can be found, disposed of actin ding to law.
making the lands exceedingly valuable THOMAS LUCAS.
on this account, if no other. The land Sept. 1511: 1841.
Stray Steers. is of gond quality, and is susceptible of a ---
high state of cultivation.
ArIAME to the residence 'rho •
rho term% will be, one third of the,plir
111t3 '
' l' NJ of the subscriber, living chase money to remain the hands of the
iatiollis
in Henderson township, Huns
- e,— purchaser, for the use of the widow, he
• tingdon county, about the paying, her the interest thereof annually
(7th of May . last, two Steers, two years
—one third of the balance in hand ; anti
lit last spring, one Black and the other the remainder in three equal annual pay.
Red. The owner is requested to come mente, wlhout interest. The whole to
torward, prove property, pay ehaiges, be secured by Bonds and Mortzure
and lake them away, or they will be dis- WILLI Am nuFFlrr,n,
posed of according to law. GEORGE WAGGONER, '
JOHN FOSTER. Administrators.
Mill Creek, Oct. 20, 1841. Oet. 20th 1841.-4 t. Nept.29. 1841
672
200
1700
00
850
cZ9
1100
1000
1060
is6d
210
1034
1150
956
3510
450
2000
300
SGO
1847
JOHN REED, I?egister,
Register's Office, flowing
don, 116 Oct. A. 1). 1841. S
283911275311303
81441123E191 61129031 3006112761
325E 1 11253
Those marked thus * were run on the Workingmen's ticket
Administrator's Notice.
ALL persons knowing thptoselves
11. indebted to the Estate of Joseph
Douglass, late of Walker township, Hun
tingdon county, deed. are requested to
make p ryinent to the undersigned; and all
those having claims against said estate
will present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
THOMRS DOUGLASS,
ft iLLIAhI 5.141 YDER.
Administratori,
AVEC I.II.VIC's Ll EA •
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, as.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to
the Sheriff of Huntingdon county Gree ng
Whereas Alba B W heeler hhtb filed a
claim in our court of Common Pleas for the
county of Huntingdon against Gilbert L.
Lloyd owner, and John Hetherington con
tractor, for the sum of eighty seven dollars
and seventy six cents, for work done and
materials furnished in and about the erec
tion and construction of all that certain two
story _ _
Brick iroivse
erected and built oa Lot No 137, on the eas3
erlv side of said Lot on Montgemery street,
n the borough of liellidaysburg and county
aforesaid. and fronting on said - street thirty
eight feet, and extending back thirthy feet;
and also against the lot or piece of ground
or curtilege appurtenant to said building.
And whereas it is alleged that the said sum
still rein ins due and unpaid to the said Alba
B Wheeler. Now therefor( we command
you, that you make known to the said Gil
bert L. Lloyd owner and John Hetherington
contractor, and to all such persons as may
hold or , 'many the said minding, that they
'be and appear before our Judges of said
I court, at a court of common pleas to be held
at Huntingdon on the second Monday of No
vemlu next, to show if aynthing they know
or have to si.y why the said sum of eighty
seven dollars and seventy six cents should
not be levied of the said building to the use
'of the add Alba B Wheeler, according to
the form and effect of the act of Assembly
in such case made and provided, if to theirs
it shall send expedient. and have you them
there this writ. Witness the Hon Geo. W.
W,:od ward Esq. President of our said court
'at Huntingdon, the 18th day of August A. D
1841.
JAMES STEEL, Prot'y
Sept 29, 1841,
al ECILILIVIC I s L lEA
- - -
HUIVTL\GDON COUNTY as.
' The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to
the Sheriff .f Huntingdon county Creeting:
Whereas Alba B Wheeler hath filed a
claim in our court of Commou Pleas for the
county of Huntingdon, against CilbertL.
Lloyd owner, and James IH. Page contrac
tor, for the sum of eighty four dollars and
eighty five cents, for work done and mate
rials furnished in and about the erection
and construction of all that certain two sto
ry . .
Brick House
situate in Mongomery stree in the borough
of Hollidaysburg in said county, fronting on
said Montgomery street forty feet, and ex
tending brick thirty feet, and erected and
built on lot No 137, according to the plan
of said borough, and also against the lot or
piece of Aronnd and curtilege appurtenant to
said budding. And whereas tt is alleged
that the said suns still remains due and un
pvid to the said Alba B Wheeler, Now,
tkerotiire we command you that you make
known to the said Gilbert L Lloyd owner,
and James H. Eage contractor, and to all
su' h pertmes as may hold or occapy the said
building, that they be and appear before
the Judges of our said con.st at a court of
Common Pleas to be held at Huntingdon
on the second . Monday of November next,
ti show if any thing they know or have
to say, why thr sum of eiglity,jour dollars
and eighty five cents should not be levied
of the said building to the use of Alba B.
W teeter according to the form and effect
of the act of Assembly in such case made
vii provided, if to them it shall seem ex
pedient, :sod have you then and there this
writ. Witness the Hon Geo. W Wood
ward Esq President of our said court at Hun
iingdon, the 18th , s.s) of August A. D. 1841
J MES STEEL, Prot'y.
S. pt. 26 1841
.11EC ILIrVIV S LlEat
HITATINGDOIV COUNTY, es.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to
the Sheriff of Huntingdon county, Greeting :
Whereas, James N. Stitt bath filed a claim
in our court of common leas for the county
of Huntingdon, against Robert Wiggins for
the sum ot twenty •seven dollars and seven
tv-one cents, for work, labor and services
done as a carpenter, in and about the erec
tion and construction of all that certain two
story log dwelling house situate in Tell town
ship, Huntingdon Co., and also against the
lot in piece of ground and curtilage appurte
sent to the said building—the said building
being on and the said lot part of a lot of a
bout sixteen acres of land adjoining laud of
Wm Wilson on the south; Samuel Wiggins
on the east, Gideon Shearer on the North
' and Ploxander Scott on the west—and
whereas it is alleged that the said still re
in tins due and unpaid to the said James
N Stitt. Now, we command you, as you
were before commanded, that you make
known to the said Robert Wiggins and to
all such persons as m ,y hold or occupy the
said building, that they be and appear be
fore the Judges of .our said court, at a court
of Common Piers to he held at Hunting
don on the second Monday of November
next, to show if any thing they know or
have to say, why the said sum of twenty
seven dollars and seventy-one cents, should
not he levied of the said building, to the use
of the said James N Stitt, according to the
form and effect of the act of Assembly in
such case made and provided, if to them it
shall seem expedient, and have you then
there this writ. Witness the Hon. Geo. W
Woodward President of our said court at
Huntingdon the 20th day of August, A. 1).
JAMES S . l EEL, Prat'y.
Sept. 29. 1841.
•tsut
Executors' Notice.
4 - p ETTERS testamentary on the estate o
4,11 a John Blair, late of Dublin township,
Huntingdon county, deceased, have been
grAtited to the undersigned. All persona
having claims or demands against the estate
of said deceased, will please make theni
known without delay ; and all persons it,
arbted to said estate are requested to call
nd make sett! . ment immediately.
A. C. BLAIR, Executors.
DAVID BLAIR, S
Angust 21, 1841. 6t.
STRAY COW.
(NOME to the residence of
7141(1".• 41 1 the subscriber, living in
Henderson township, Homing
yllllll.., county, on the 31st of Atilt-
Ust List, a Re,l and White MULEY COW,
supposed to be a etween 8 and 9 years old.
The owner is re quested to come forward.
prove properly,p-iv chary •s„ and take her
away, she wild be disposed of according
to law,
WM. GARAGE):
S:pt. 15, 1811 -IT,