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Diitrict of Columbia,
County OF Aiex2ndr.,, g.
Jung TERRI, 1909.
H. po.t. Cor, rf.Ih4rr !

ACuntY or AlSX-luft1, ia
Jung TRRM, 1903.
John Potts, Conptaioart,
AGAINST
Robert Finley, John B,nnatyue,
Andrew 8uchaoen, Jas. Hob
kirk and Robt. 8uchanonDu0- Fin chaneery,
lop, merchants ard plttnets On
der the firm OF Findtey, Ban
naryne & Co. and VIM Wilton,
Defendants,
The defendants, Robert Finley, mo.
Bannatyne, Andrew Buchaaon, Jas. Hstkifk aud
Rob Buchanan Dunlop, not having entered their
appearance and given fccHrity according to the
act of afembly and III. rules OF This court, and it
appearing TO the fatisfa61ion OF the court, open
Aida Wit, that the taid Robert finley, john Ban.
natyne, Andrew Buchanon, janice Hobkirk, md
Robert Buchancn Dunlop are. not inhabitants of
chs diG.iR, on motion of the laidtcomplainan;,
by his counfe, IL Is drdered that the faid dcten-
dsnts, Robcr, Finley, John Banntayne, Andrew
Buchanon, James aobkigk, and Robert Buchsnon
Dunlap do appear here on',he fit DAY OF Noycm-
Der court next, and enter their appearance to The
fuit aad give iecurty performing 'he decree Of
the court; and that the other defendant Vim.
Wilton, do nor pay away, convey or tecsete The
edebs by him owing 10, or the ctSase OK efeas
in his hands belonging TO the faid 2bfsnt defen-
dants, Robert Finley, John Bsnntayne, Andsew
Buchanon, James Hobkisk aud Robers Bachanoa
Dualop until the further order 0, decree Ct this
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the public newfpsprrs pubiifhrd io,shis coeO'y,
and thar another copy be poaed at tie Gfoas door
of the coars houfe ofthe laid counsy,
A copy--Teas @. DGAaALkY
SEQ. Ssm SAsSA
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lDublit uennae.

1StlUkli OSCl1uA[.
On TUESDAY,
A 10 .'eisek, arag be ssla at the Vtndxe Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
WhiRey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierccs ard bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and bro~n Soap in boxes
Mould and dip'd Candies
Raiins in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, SC.
Al o,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS.
Among wb'eh are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kcricymercs, Dufils,
Plains and Kcrfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaeieks, blue FREEZES,
: Calimancocs and RulrcIs,
Yarn Stockings,
!, Chinizes and Calicoes,
Irilh Linens, SiIciia do.
Ofnsburgs and Ticklanburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hands,,
India, Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Hanakerchiefs,
Colourcd Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
-oaober u.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25
CONGRESS- ., THE u. STATES.
HOUSE d REPRESENTATIVES.
4, ii, BEDIN'GER, Z. i. {.
February 8.

I E5 February 3. :
Z The following memorial was presented
by Mr.. Leib; -
Tothe senate and House Of REpREsss-
TArIvrs ofthe Y. States. ~ Il
The MEMORIAL ofthe observation-disclosures
Of CHEsTER CousTx, Pennsylvania,
Respectf itl9y sherveth,
That your meuAorialists during the last
session Of congress, took the liberty ofad-
dressing you, entfeating areped OF the
Naturalization law. I
Il That whilst your fnemorialists feel
the deepest, SENSE Of your wisdom
and goodness, in repeating the most OPP
pressive Of the disabilities of that severe
act they cannot In justice 70 themselves,
refrain from defsrenriaily expressing their
regret, that the present law should, to so
high a degree, tend 70 prevent them from
ENJOYING the benefit Of the constitution.
That your msmerial:sts submit the cir
-ruinstances under which those Of thrnre.
siding here from the sumFasrf OF 90, un-
tiltiIe summer of SOL we're paced. Eve
Nv Alien Distinguished forhis attachments
10 the prime ples 81 liberty, was incessant-
" abused in the papers countenanced BY
the administration then Empower. The
American minister at ST. James notified
IN the name of his government, that the
Irish state prisoners wonid not be perrnit-
led to reside in this counry-And the
/ British government made this the pretext
for OBTAINING them in dungeons for the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25
BrRkELEr CousrY, IS.

u bEkkkLEI NOUMTf1 IS. 3. --N5g-$, .f4N p -
r. es October Court, 1902.
fohn Myles, 7nais NeIrkirk, George
81 Nss0kirk, Henry NeIokfrk, Tota NeaO.
Erk and Joseph Ns1Ohvk, s0hich said
Henry, fohn and Joseph, areiafaats
tiiider The age Of "a seaearbg Gorge
NeUkirk, their GuardiG,---Comp't
= .,5 6 sAcAfNsT.
Dapid etiins, Taae Logan, (widorp1
.aESAcgfris and Drpisee Of flames logan,
dec,d, Brian RrMin and Jones w Itsoa,
Def'ts. sl5,9 IN GEfdNCERf. =
H.HE Defendants, David Watkins and
u Bryan Bruin, not having entered
their appearance agreeable TO- an act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and it appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the
Court that they are observation-disclosures Of this
Commonwealth, on motion Of the Com
plaiuants, BY their COUNSEL, il is ORDER
ed, that the said Defendants do appear
here on the Monday afterthe third Tues
day in March next, and answer the BILL
Of the Complainants, and that a copy Of
this order Be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Gazette, FOR two months suc-
eessiyely, and published At the dior Of
the Courf House ofthe said County. n
- A Copy: 80 { 4.
Tssts, 1t. BEDINGER, csc.
4 r Z. rs * u y
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at the arbitrary win Of an individual. S
That your memorialists do most re-
specially presume to suggest to the wis
dom and justice ofcongress, that the pocr-
est emigfant who arrives here, has ! pro-
perry in his life, IN his liberty and in his
iahour and is as liable to the laws as the
richest citizen. Thatto Tax him, impri-
son him, o. put him 70 dearhsby laws, in
the framing ofwhich he was not represent
ed is 10 exercise against him an act Of ty-
ranny. That though this doctrine, view
ed in The abstract Is sound and tho, the
vencrated example Of America, who JUS
| tiled her resistance TO Britain, on this
precise footing, gives it sanction yet
your menioriaiists are aware that in the
internal regulations ofstates. itmaY, nav
ought to be subject to some modification
That your nenorialists with all due
submission conceive, that society would
be sufficiently secured and right suficient-
" preserved, but admitting such aliens
inmediate enfranehisement, as addu-
ced satisfactory proofs Of pure moral cha
racter7 .esidencs Of haying paid taxes to.
ward the support Of government, and Of
attathmentto It's form; with renunciati-,
on Of his allegiance to any other: and 4
declaration Of his intention of permanent
Kly residing in tits country. ,s,,s I: ~ - 2
That whilst your memorialists glory in
the privilege of thus speaking to the great;
council ofthe nation, Of their rights a
men, they would not, merely on these
Erjghts hopeuer sacred, rest their cause,
or their claims. They would appeal to
your justice and to your policy, Is well as.
to their rights. - fESss-t 4
Your memorisiists believe that . con-
siderable majority Of their humber might,
without regard TO abstract right, lay their
claim on plighted faith. This majority.
are the natives Of Ireland --an i'll starred
country, to whose inhabitants slavery was
more intolerabIe, after seven hundred
years Of diversified cruelties and oppres-
Esions, because they still retained a love
foriberty; & still could appreciate theva.
lue of freedom. Congress, struggling for
independence, condoled with them /;
warmly acknowledged the services of Irish
Patriots and abe cause Of Humanity and
l. 4 ...: :, 81 -. y. y. 3, s. - -
81. AmeI IS eagerly inyisea mem 20 par
.aAs q tneir country a enl OF tnelr success;
Ano sne couns.yIlaen q montgomery, nave Y.
never oy Insir eonduct N war, or thsir
s yo'e. q Peace' proved unworthy q me
s = Is, !. -, IS.
hst your mem :. speettaisy ape
Psahng g tns roilicy q tne measure M re-
guest ieay e g observe, tnat nose VINO
nave sacrinsea their country and a ~ ats
cnaritses, Mnlcn rsnaen country Gear %
man, lot INC principles on Wnieh Your con-
s.,'u'ion ,siounaca are nos % oe nndeser-
wing q inc trnst and o. the e iunetions q
si. y ~ -, .. ~ ss:
our memoriaiists farmer peg leave 70
addnee INC example OF the enlightened
sas. IN which tnsy nave the happiness 70
Il n
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s[WHalr No aof1

W.T. ~. Nanuoipn3 one ct (which,
was, mat T. pledged the House ~ Repre-
senntiyts 20 wait the issue oE such Mea-
sarsy :. tlie Executive should have adopt-
So, Nllteut knowing what Alfy sDere.-.-
lie believed that many gentlemen IN tho,
majority had since found reason to double
the policy q their vote upon that occasi.
on. !. y
~. SasiEe said the gentleman from
achusetts (Mr. Thafcher) had sta.
ted strong obje etipns to some of the ex-
presfions q the petition. He acknow-
icdEsd mat there were some things which
be shed had not been. inserted but If
SOM P.5ts Of i were wrong. why should
they fsleet the commitment Of these
part whlth were unexceptionabie. He
womb Jkt mention the situation of hose
Peopl I the year 1928, and 1922 when
me Allen Law was il operation. When
ne considered the feelings, those people
must have experienced from their sitna-
tion Ct that time. he thought there was
some excuse for them. Hebelieyedeve.
q tact stated IN the petition was trsie.---
Their sisuat:on under the AiieA law was,
truly dreadtuls hey were q the mercy
Of the President and liable % Be hanish4
ed ron the country upon the ecmplAint
OF 4 singie individual. Whatever he
gentleman from Massachusetts |.
ThatcheD might think, ne tho1
himself, that his deeiaration By 4
vote. that he had po cCnHdcnI
executive was quite a. ihsuitinf
thing contained in that petition.
m. Elmer hoped itwoula notbe fsfer.
red 10 4 committee. He thought DE gen- s
Etlsnian Mr.. Leib) who presented Il, was
wrong, alter what had taken place yes.
terday. That petition re said was NOT
of the nature which ought 70 have come
from Aliens. He would Dc every thing
TOR that elassof people which humanity
q .GlaI = - 4
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sNxlOITHR StLIzkNs o. JkFhkksoN ~
j ME- CouHTY.
NV r, acknowledgment, atthe request
Of our Friends, offer . Candh dates At the
ensuing Election, torepresenty you In the
next General Assembly Of this State.
We are, Genflenen, ts'gs
with die RESPECT, l.'s4li.
uour obe.iicat servants,
ABRAHAM MORGAN.
! 81 GEORGE TATE. =
january IS, 1908. ~
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No. IS 81 voIusr WI

We are authorized toinfofm the ci.i-
zen.of Be,Isley county. TIA. JAMEs
CAMPBELL, Esq and MAGNJJS
TATE, Esq. viii stand ! Poll Al the enc
suing election fof Representative u ths
State Legislature. 81. I
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MT. Daaia aaid ,ha. Ps.i.ion VS. .imi.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
Call and See !!
3ohn x Henry Cahoone,
AT Their Store on Bsniaer's Wharf,

AT their Store on Bsniiler's Wharf,
Rave FOR SALE,
y ROWN SOGAR, by lbe barrel; Hibber'r
I1Bnqen S,ox,; Rayfm PER cz& /; MOiapss BY
fbe besJ6ead; fioxy. BY fbe barrel; Msni< ard
DIR Carale,, BY tb- b.r; i,or CGbosjss; s~d
seaaise SPANISH SEG4RS.-ALso,
HONEY, BY TIE barrel or gallon
--Ncqv- Tax Soap. BY RE 6ox-Negro- ResdTs-
5eeeo--3sa ar tr0gf Ja~aiea Ran Iron Sfsvts
--Sah Pete,'d Hons--LOaf Saga, Butter. and
Hsg's Lard, 5c.--LIxIwIsg,
Liquors., Of the bef kind, a
grxeral iL5sumext---ans va,ism .ber d,firfes
~ the Gr0c>yy Line--a eombin .4Dirmem ef
1obieb hbey s,opgf 10 Be eozaavtl, ,bipiied sssb.
az MASTERS Of PACKETS, Pal-
fmgro, Sc. ,oy be JaPpiied at Ja'd Sto,e, on
be G0yfee Notiee--sOitb asy a,tieir i6.y "ey
7O1ut--S ,bri, J;,vo-, gratefully 0ekxsrcieSgsa.
GREEN Chairs, per Dozsn---
--Midlmgf. per ks/6-i o, bar,ek--Ossrt. per
Hundred bvncbes. or /'aallfr gH01titirs--L0dF-
SUGARS, esd q Vsriey IF fbt tss sf fIEsS.-
Newport, Dec. iS, 1904. t ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
NICOLAS GEFFROY,

LAS CosaestJ Or bard, as ehga.ts.d d'rh
L l. mtnt Of qoa,,a~nd, end commos EnglJ@,
g GenepH Watcher 81 7imepieee', qO6ifb Be aoRi
(tA or rse)ssab1, nrm,.--H n. al, carries On The
Coldfmith's * Silverfmith's
BuEre/ in I'll IL, 6raseie,, q qoW msks. ~ re-.
ts5, a.y Aisd Of Jrrreisy. IL sks sea,5e fs1Siss.
He has likesite for Sale,
Wbolejaie and Retail, all kinds Of sfe1v-
eiItv, imported md Of ibe latof Jeiors; esscer''
geld and ffusr etaztet,i; plated asd 6,ai' eas-
Net9icks plated ord 6,iiaaxi0 mS-boD drks,
g all ft0srat ard bdrgru. ptafed bHH. fi'raf,
i'm lpEr, tea-fay, e@jfs's. Ssdi,s-,, JSspei and
fong, !; ca,iery 7oN,e Of 3N kird, !; ~,ekt md Aa,
nv. sIa6rs; iqS,e, n,d gcnflrmer', toeif- books /;
dr.)Erg -gIg1is; Eaprsl ~ mfr; boyF-1Ybits !;
,aa0,, ; Hoplm's tansss rass0r,f,sp'; 6ef Beer
ev b0D il; sr,/pneyy sf all ktsdf, f,ou Loason sS4
Pa,h; 6ef,-po7.der .Rayeb; 6,a Meetaba~ q
SeuebJm96r; onda great Ua,ieiy Of sfbsr @'ficie',
too nxmrrsm 10 i.jtrf ia ar ASOerfytmcsf.
In addition to The absVe, be has re-
oriurd 8, tbt katef imf0rtator', agreai 1@rrr
of a,fislss in bis line, 0m9sg 7obieb arr, Ger'lt.
m>n't f.,oi,ng pi,eef. d0atLs ard fngls ba,,ePS !;
a pGrirr of msfeoi izatamenn and 6ost'; sle-
gast tea nym letting gLgDs,; Je1oells-y Of "a.
,isw kinA and fg,gion, /; lps6acio Of as,"2s
s,ios f,om 6E 10 3oE per pair /; elegant sol1
RINGS q brsae PINS. ir'ais rcab pra,l.
a-S- CASH, and The bgbee p,ice, giOen
fay Old Gsi4 and Sauer.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
Nicholas Webaer.

INFORMS the Poblic. that lie has opened .
L GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
thc,houfe, late the property Of Mr. CHirb Earl.
where he has for Sal: general sGormcnt of
WEST-INDLA GOODS.
Among Others, are the following articles :
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry Rom. MolaGes.
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Raiins. Currents,
Pepper, Ginger. Alfrice. Cinnamon, Nutmegs.
Butter, Cheefe, Candles, Onions, Tonaeco,
Snuff, Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c.--ALSO,
A general and extenfve variety of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Womcn's
Shoes, &c. SC. with many other articles, too
tedious to meation all which win be fold at
the acft reduced prices.
Nrsvfsyf, Kov. zI. 1901. Soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
TO THE PUBLIC.
NeTYpert, LOng-Wbsrf No. IL.
KeYes g Brigham.

.IIhVE now for fae. and OF the hrt quality.
1 i by large or fmall quan,i,y, whole and
half bsrrsled prime mef,. meh and prime Beef,
mefs and prime Pork, Lard. HANS, bar Soap,
mould and dipt tallow Candles. ALTO, corned
aud fseih Beef.
gF GentlemeR deiirous of being
accommodated with the bet of proyihon', by call
ing st faid Store, will meet the greaea Gu
coursgement, April "a, 1909.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
MASON'S HALL LOTTERY.

THE Iesilnure OF the Sts'e of Rhode
L Iilsnd, &c. a, their 'sa feihons, having
granted per milf ~ To the Mater, Wardens, and
B,e'hrcn OF 81. ms Lodge, No. lin New
port, TO raife by Lottery ,ae ium Of Tqso 7bOn-
fesd F,Oe HxnGed D9ii4r, 10 diicnarge the debt
owe on Msion's Hall and haviog appointed the
faoicribers M,nagcn (who have gwen bonds TO
ihe General. Trsaiarer) they pieien, ,hc follow
Ing Scheme tor the patronage pf the Public.
s,a S G Fl e NJ E.
Not one and thIee-Yuarten OF blank TO prize.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13

ID &c leave 10 inform their Friends and tle
1) Public, that they have received. in add
ton TO sbei, former aa1rtmeot. the following
Articles, viz.
., Fioc Ii,dis COTTONS.
Pcok ard Csmhric MUSLINS,
DIAPERS, from lE 20 SO per yd.
Afo, IA great variety of Ladies MOROCCO
SHOES, az so per pair.
Likewifr, ,--Childsen': SHOES of every def
crip,ion. N,qucc-, Augrf 6.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
Not one and three quarter. OF a blank TO prize.
100, Prizes.
,o97 Blanks.
suoo Tickets at 4 Dollars Is

tOCO htNntN I" = i|'iefo 10 <|cSS
This Scheme is calculated for the sdvan-
saee If aivebrurers there bsing not s,nc and
three. q,ar,-n Of a blank to prize, and the
p,izr, only fubject toa dedoa aion OF twelve and
ons half per cent. The encouragement and
anifsuce winch rhe Managers lattcr themfelves
~il be given 10 tina Lct,ey. by the Nj,'onic
Frstefnity in ,his and thc neighboofiug States,
leaves then without doubt thar .he Tickets
Will NEE, ipc.dy f4le, and thar the dra.iog
viii c,mncnce IN ihort time which as foon
\. fniihed, liz OF the prix-, viii be publifhed,
and thirty dsya after, III: prizes viii be punctu-
aisy pail.-Thofc Prizes whicI, are not deuanded
within receive moo,hs after drawn, will be deemed
seaeiou1y given for the cnrpoie Of the Lottery.
WILL AM vEW,
JAMES PERRY,
JOHN PRICE, Jun. Mar
EDWARD EAS rom, Jun. Gzers.
CLARKE COOK.
WILLIAM MOORE, jon.
a. Tickets in the above Lottery may be
kad Of either Of the Msuaecr,.
Ne7Dpoyf. Mayeb 7, so3. iz8f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
q. GOOD BARGAIN.

ITO oe le'. very cheap. part o. Dwelling.
4 Houtr, fuffcien, for l.rge farni!y-G,u
s'cd in 40 airy aud p,ssfsnt part Of the town
with Sei OF excellent water; al!o, an excel.
brnr Garden. fui of every kind o. uteful veseta-
bes aud i,vers. --------It will hr.. .let with, or
si'hoot furniture. Apply to the Printer.
Newport, Augua 6.Ieos. rAo
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Blank Dseds, Manijsa,, Portage Biits,.
Bib g Lading, ,sSe.j for (als attbis e6'e"
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rs hereby given, 70 all perfou, having any de-
i rpsods sgsinit the efate Of Captain JosfrH
CoscpoS, late Of Jamsaown. deceafea. TO sx-
hioit them; and all perfons indeb,ed to faid e.
tMe, arc called upoo 10 make payment to Ma
RY CONGDON, Of Jsmeaovp, Exccu,rix to
fid easie or to EBENEZER SHEARMAN,
h.r lawful Agent. at Newport.
Noyeinber 81, l8o1s . SI3h
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THE fubfcribers having entered into prrnei
l. fhip. under the hrm of

Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Public, ths, they carry n the
Sail Making buGnefs. 10 iu various brsrhes'
at their Sail Loft, on the wharf Of the latsGen.
John Mabone. at she South part Of the own.
TNofe who may favor them with their cdom.
may depend on puodusIity and difparch! All
favon will be g,seful'y acknowledged, bi
WING SPOONER, I'd
CHARLES c. DuNHlM.
Newport. April 3. lsoz. 11
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Benjamin Wlghtman, & Go.
AVE tor Sale, at their Store on the Ferry
1 / Wharf, geoeral aiIsrmsn' Of
Cra1eri&s, Sbp Cbaudlery, Hard Ware,
SC. uhich they VII difpofc Of. on reafon-
able terms, by Wholefale or Retail,
Aprax,, nhich are thf [aLLanpine Arficief
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NEW-YORK, May a6.

BY the ibip Iris, Capt. Skinner,
in a7 days from London, we have re-
ceived at the Office of the Morning
Chronicle London papers TO April
23d, and London accounts to the
25th. As they came to hand at a
late hour lat night, We have made
but brief extracts.
Ii appears that the mott active
warlike preparations continue with in
creating aiIiduity, and war is gene
rally conceived inevitable. A feet
was watching the manruvres of the
Louifiana expedition.
On the 25th April, Mr.. Pitt had
not returned 10 office, but that event
was daily expected. II was allo ex-
pe6ted thai Lord St. Vincents was to
leave the admiralty, and to be fuc-
ceeded by Lord Melville. Couriers
were daily paiiing between the French
and Englilh courts.
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It's favagss, however, wcare hap
py to learn, have been confined to this
town and lis immediate neighbor-
hood : We have NOT heard of its
having extended more than eight
miles in any direction. Nevertheless,
wherever il reached, the eife rs we're
terrible; /; rye-6elds were deItroyei, s
great number OF lambs, we under
itand, perilhed under its force. Gar
denS were ruined and, in lhort, what
ever was exporei TO this tremendous
hail-ltorm, fuHered more or lelS from
its fury. No language can paint that
tout satembIe. which during the preva-
lence of this tempelt, impreiled the
minds of all with profound and rev.
erehtial awe. Attempts TO perlonify
fuch icenes in their fulleit extent, mutt
always fail. The darkneis, approach
ing TO that of night the lightning,
the thunder, the torrents of rain that
in moment deluged our ltreets, and
the immeafurable quantities of hail
which rulhed down with amazing velo-
city, all combined, conveyed to the
mind the mott gloomy and humble
ideas, convincing man of his own
comparative inhgniicance, and con-
veying to him an exalted opinion of
the Majelty and the Power of his
God.
The form commenced at quar-
ter palt three o'clock p. M. and lait-
ed for about thirty minutes.