Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-17

ed by the Commander in Chief r., roci liz, ''u M
10 arrive IN Boston on the 10th preparatory 10 the
mn celebration, which is TO take place on
ueaay iouowlng-l Comm. .4dc.
NoRFoI.K, juno II.
Damage TO the C'op&-Thc North Carolina papers
received by the last mail, furnish the following addi
ona particulars OF the severity of the late raIc ,nd
It's destructive effects upon the growing crons II ;s
really melancholy to reflect upon the awful change
which the tlaerng prospects of the farmer have nm
uelgone, within the last fortnight We anxiosJv bone
thae long continuance of seasonable weather will
YET enable them III some degree, TO retrieve their
heavy loss.-l Beacon.
| EpENroN IN. Co. June TO-
SeDere Gdie--Aer a lapse of several weeks of fine
dry weather, IT commenced raining on Thursday even
ing last and continued without nternisson until Fri
day night about half past o'clock when one of the
most violent gales Of wind and rain set i'm that ye re-
collect TO have witnessed since the gale of 1895 The
WIND was at n. f.. and changed during the nipht TO "
blowing with more violence than at any oale within
our recoliecuon aud continued with little if any inter
mlsSion until Saturday night about o'clock when il
abated the wind veerng occasionally from ~ IN ~
w. and raining during the whole period. The tide du
ring the night of Friday, considerable hcigbt
and carried off quantity of lumber from the wlaryes
Our town, which was handsomely set out with china
poplar and locust trees exhibited Saturday morning
sad spectacle indeed there being not less than from
i2o 10 2Oo trees either torn up by the roots, or twisted
OIL about half the body and the streets in Some
places literally blocked up with trees and almost inn,
passabie many garden fences laid prosrae and the We
geta'ion which was generally fine, very much injured
lie handsome grove OF trees al the Academy have suE-
treu very much, there being less than % of them
blown down, and others very much injured Had I'M,
wind continued at ~ +. until Saturday about noon
our wharves would have been covered with water from
To . feet deep. The crops, we learn have suffered
very much particularly the wheat and corn the for
mer being nearly fit for the SICKLE and very good and
The latter being much broken and torn to pieccs fine
Cotton perhaps has not suffered much as many per
INA tnnH.h Init I,p, ,y,I,,
felt by the farmer. Tie apple and peach orchards
have also suffered very much: many orchards bavin
twothrds OF their trees blown down otherwise des-
troyod. From the Bar and along our coast we aotci
pate melancholy of the property and we
lear OF many lives The roads in every direction that
we can hear from, literally covered with trees and
broken limbs, ant! fences strewed every direction
The September gale of 1915 very severe; but this
Tar surPasses II in the violence of the wind lis duration
and the destruction of property.
Extract Of letter from Isaac 7ieH master and 1,q,t
ooner Of the schr E0o,As, Of This port to ono o5Me
o'cneIs here, dated
"Sch'r Emulous, Roanoke Marshes
June the 9TH, 1928.
EDEAR SIR was fortunately in the Marshes [Iu
ring the blow, and dragged three quarters of mile
from The anchoring ground with both anchors ahead but
sustained no danage-the vessel is tight, makes
very httle water, and rides free aloat There were
- sail IN the marshes, all of which went ashore the
Commerce lost both anchors and obliged to go on
shore the Jolly Sailor, Tiett, Mary LYDIA Farrow
CcreS, iIalhIWay Two tOpSal SChOOnerS E,re
borman and seven others shared tie same fate There
IS probability of saving them with great expense
The sch'r Sidney Matilda Hall, laden with corn foun
dercd at her anchors and entirely lost shall leave
here tomorrow {, N~racocl The damage IS great
three boats LOST tiiat saw"
Extract ot iette, from ,espccfaJIe genticnan at
Beaglh(.E O. 10 q mercantile house in Mis Iiace
dated
"BrAUFovr, May 80 81.
The brig Argo, with full cargo of Cotton, Pork
and Tobacco, owed towards bar two DAYS past
It'll the sails of tic foremost hostcd and main mast
gone, having been Cape Look Out Shoals abandoned
by the crew. grounded the bar, full of water
The brig halls from New oi which together with her
cargo will be sold after the wreckers have
completed saving the cargo the law admits and who
have been now employed three days. including to-day
much pork and cotton has been landed.
o'sl- he anchors cables, great part Of the run
ng rigging, all but very few of the sails, and nearly
all the standing rigging have been sayed-tLc main
mast was found this morning with all the sails and rIr-
gng attached 10 IT. The brig is thought TO be the rise
OF 200 tonS-theIc IS from 80 to so bales of cotton
saved upwards OF 200 bbs pork and from 30 10 100
hhds. OF tobacco as | am infornedD
There IS not single arrival from the Bar since the
gale We fear there is none to come. tGaz
-eNe-
ErIzADErH Cry, IN. O. June l.
DyendiW SiOrm.Our anticipations, in The hastv no
tlcc took i'll the last STAR the dreadful storm of
tie Sd and 18th inst hay been than realized The
following are tic particulars Of its melancholy aud dis
astTous elects as Tar as they have reached
HhrlHc.--Oi ii sail of vessels lying at anchor in tie
Marshes (which is considered safe harbor) mostly
bound down with cargoes, not one rode out the gale:
ono or two snDk aud others drfed ashore; most
Of them however, we understand likely TO be got
o-Tbe only one we have been able TO learn the name
Of is tie scr. Ceres, Hathaway, oftbis place belong
! ing to Messrs. Fobes and Folsom
At Ocracock there u sail of vessels of all des-
criptions, Of which said to have sunk and gone
ashore; two rode out the gale and three were drifed
out with the current and are supposed TO be lost
with their crews; of those cast away we are informed
that the schooner Franklin from this port was bilged;
brig Galaxy Of Newbern broke in two one half drift
ed on shore and the other sunk in the channel schr.
Friendship gone TO pieces We regret not being able
TO give all TIE particulars OF the names and disasters of
tis feet the taken TO obtain it in time for this
/ days paper, did not succeed.
Captain who yed here from Beaufort, informs,
that ship came ashore at that place dismasted laden
with cotton and pork Tsupposed from New Orleans
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