Toner Family Letters, 1818-1819 (continued). 3 day she Left Ireland shee Carrys her Age Better than I do for Many a hard days work I got sinc ? the which Left My head gray I k/ew? Myself often L ? ? ? ? still I had my Own L ? A good Bed to Lye on and plenty to Eat and Drink here I had got A complant with the grief and Trouble I was In when I was in Ireland Viz A pain in My Bowels that works Me in the Maner of a Collick which some times I am Douptfull will shorten My Days Altho I live hapy and well and Expects soon to By A place of My Own which is still My Look out simon Donely is Mading out well in greensburg he gets as high as ten Dollars for Maken A greate Coate and James is Distilling in this Nibourhood the Meet with Me here Very often John Donelly from shesaugh Doroughey is here and Dooing well at his Trade I send My love to My Brother petter and Let him know that I sent him A letter January last to All My Brother S in Law I Expect that My sister peagy and paul Mallon will here this Letter Read as I am Told the live in gumproy /pumproy? I should wish that the were able to Come to this Contery therefor I conclude with My Best Res- pects to all My friends and wellwisher in that Contery Edward Toner and Mary Toner In the Main Time I am pening these few Lines I have an Extract of A letter from A Man in dundalk in the County Louth to his friends in this Contery Relateing the Barbarity Tyrony Hardships and hard usage of the poore Enhabitants of them parts the said Letter Expressly says that the are hanged and gebigeted Burned with Roach'd Lime in the goils yards that Numbers of heads of familyes Transported for Exiles and Especily Roman Catholicks when the are so Unfortunate as to fall into thire hands that Caracture is of no Use to them that the are the Most Degrdeingest people in the world all By the pride and Aristocricy of the Nobility of England and Ireland it has Rached over the globe and no Doubt But it has Rached heaven for the Cryes of the Dying Inocent Must Rach that holy Coort as the said Letter allows that the Declare thire Inocency to the Last" Edward Toner, Unity Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, to his brother, Peter Toner, "knockavady Parish of Deseartereat Near Cookstown, County Tyrone, January 21, 1819. "Dr Brother petter I Rc d your Letter which was Dated the 4th of June Last which I Believe Daniel quien was the Barer thereof it was one of the admireablest Letters that I Even seen from you Con- cerning the Changes and Alteration of Times in that Destressed Contery But I do well Understand the Wofull situation of Ireland and I feel Very sory for thouse that would wish to lave it and Cannot I Admire Much at you that Went To purches More Lands than you had in posession at the Time I left there When you ought to prepare for this Contery But its A folly to Trate on that Now for I Might Be there yet Myself only for Reasons that I am not going to Mention for them that Appered to Be My greatest Enemy was My