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...on continued sound. Now the rain commenced falling, not as usual in drops but apparently in one solid mass of water; which materially checked the violence of the wind - No material damage was done to any of the houses except a small room which Mr D'etiste had built on his porch for a bed in summer, which was entirely blown down - it stood directly opposite the window at which I slept.

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April 20
I worked on the canal this forenoon; at noon Mr. Goodwin came in and had some material alterations to make in the plan of the exchange which rendered it necessary that it should be drawn again and as they are to be handed in this evening no itme was to be lost. Accordingly I drew the plan in the afternoon and carried it to Louisville at evening.
April 21st 1829
I worked on the canal most of...