The Litchfield County post., 1826-11-21

- sS''i $500, rocks. were blown of like
S s's , before an ordinary wind. This IS
.~,r.vaOaut language, we know bat It is
M more so than the reality viii bear as out
~ ,nsine.-The forest where the hurricane
nassed. was IeUeIled NTH the ground pre-
senting the appearance OF meadow OF
luxuriant grass with a singular swath
moved through the centre OF IT. Where;
ever it passed plantation It totally anni-
hilated every thing in its course. The
greatest sufferer we have heard OF, IS Sam
uel Jones, Esq. late Sheriff OF this county. ]
The hurricane unfortunately passed de
rectIy over the most valuable improvement
on his plantation near the Yadkin river. a.
bout "a miles above this /; and it left desoIa-
ton and death in its wake. His large dwel-
ling, the kitchens, smoke house, with all
their con,cntswere entirely swept from the
ground where they stood, and blown into
thousands of atoms and scattered over the
country for miles around. Two negroes
werc killed aud another not expected to
hearing the coming OF the VINO ran l1'. =, :
large narn, wnlc" W. Du .'.. n,,g Az, of !,
I On III ~ $40 e HE river. the
VIZ - .s.ssad directly over
,uIrccane - -. W. hs evan; .wav
'ne yarn ~ n'l. 'asJ I .a ,h;na ,b.t uos
all ms Dui'olngS, anu ese1y LIS .~od ~
IN 'nem ana Ai'leu ms uaus - '.hola
years. we nav: no' A 'sN 'o' 80
eA,cnt o. 'he nuiii .sap e H. 4.a,,on,,o,s
10 S,so sonIo l'ea - vac 80 ~, SO
,orce % tue wini we . :aI 500 20 ;nches
oest au.norIys "d1 aarso ,''loo'S - =
square, anu @oo. ~ 'ocl io"s r. 80
TWO anu tnFee 1i'es: Soi,T va .0 ~
apparel blown from Mr. zones 1ouse, was
,ouno 'oogeo or ne. - ~ ~. ! 10, 49,. !,
KNIVES ana Iorks welI D co.. wv !. ~,
'inss' ""a somo S, W,a go .,H $3.50 h,nJ.l
1.ssa ~: ~. ~. $3.50 n !. ;,,,a.ah
l1 80 y o,',cl ,ns.ane,': :.
eDle 90 ~ ~ aoo. wv, 49," ~ Ss..,ss -
way, t'la' WIN ~. auA''s uo'o' = -
' =. so,.eeo:s as.;,,.,a .ho
NJ. rH apstno ~ :. aarno. 10
,oss Iai. : one 80 s'os Su'io'eo !" $500
1858 '''"l ~'ooo
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Extract Of a letter to the Editor 81 she EszeteT
N. III. paper dated Madrid august 18Th. q
- Since the Emperor OF DcaZJl mas SEM UlS
constitution to Portugal, it would seem
that this country could hardly remain quiet
under an arbitrary form. The manner in
which that constitution was given was the
same which the Holy Alliance formally de-
clared they should not oppose, being given
by thesSovreign; butthey would
not suffer any changes to be forced upon
the Sovereign by the army or the people.
It would seem however, that Austria has
desired some other powers to protest a.
gaiTst It's introduction into Portugal She
still keeps Don Miguel at Vienna, and will
probably compel him to decline the hand Of
Don Maria de Gloria the young daughterof
the Emperor. Attempts have been
made to create the impression that there
has been great trouble and opposition in
Portugal; but, from the best information,
it appears that the oath has been universally
.ioritys with great satisfaction. A few officers
Of onereglment on the borders OF SPAN,
!eIuse M: 20 .aM. ~ anu passeu over .Io nl,e
haen formallv dema nded II This government
On the other hand, the Spanish officers are
going into Portugal in great numbers, and,
IN the event OF wahwlli proDaDly take avery
acuve Part. ne ning Oh france, ! am