Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-18
THE STORM

THE STORM.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 8 The late storm seems
10 have been very severe in North Co,olna, sns
particularly on the coast. At Fayetteville il was
as destructive as at Raleigh Many fences, ,rees.
&c were blown down; and considerable injury il
ID expected has been done to the crops. AT WI
nhston us ravages were extensive. 1.-THE force
Oh the wind and waves (says the Recorder) was
eSen as 10 move from their location. vast bodies
OF ponderous Salt Works 1t would be end,,ss
W uescTioe the devastation of fields fences and
trees. The waves rolled over TN. ton of garden
ehces' SIX hundred feet from the beach; the water
oeing ten feet above hgh-water mark The hanks
are much washed away. The Inlet opoo,i,e Ma
sohooiongh ound, l. wdened at least h sf a mile :"
Va Whghtsve sound the Salt Works of Richard
Bradley and John II Londop. Esrrs L,v. hssn
much shattered. The Salt Establishment of Col
Anouas Cowan, near Masonboro' was entirely
| fu'neu' those of Mr.. John Bradley, OF Messrs
Heei ana -. Jones, were also de.,royei I'm
waIas OF ooVU bushels IF salt have been lost The
~. IN 'he sound have generally suffered The
w"'s' '1nSS are expected from the counties OF,
'"e sea board The brig Ann Celia. 4, Smi,byiIIe
was somewhat injured. The schr Valiant wen,
sshofe, but would not be lost The wb,rves ~.
s; I's De very much injured The tide rose so
sn 'ha' 'ie merchants were compelled TO remoy.
10 Tue upper rooms of their stores
ihe most melancholy accounts have ro,.,vsr
reached US from the coast, In the pms,,,,,. ,,a;h
OOinoou OF Cape Haiteras, eight or len vessels
Ii '''s q wrh'n few Inies of the Liz
Hr' on the Cape. Among them the schIs
Co.'oh liant. Austin, from N. York fo, Wash.
e'on' ~ -; Martha, Robinson, from do for
Beaufort. N. G. Mary, folsom. from dn g., n.
cracock; capt. Il. un fortunately lost ove-ho.r
george harris, FROM Providence R / for Ss
rdnhah' and snother schooner unknown. with
iuiI cargo OF goods
\ The Southwark of the Cape the effects of h.
SI "e'e disastrous. The Cape Hatterss Light shin
u m tnFIn n
miles to the 5. of Ccracock: the Mat. s,1 CO.,
Ter I were dIow"ed Brush brig with CARO- Of
iH''so ana w ,hogany, he value If which i, is said
was Sl6o 900, went ashore about 2O nil. 6 -,
Oo'"Io'R' IN addition to which the following
ofoVe ashore q; ocracock-Scbrs Convoy.
Lambert, from Washington, N c. tor the w.,
""'es' CeVerc, Schenck, from Washington. "
~, iof DO; Mary, Carey, from do for Ocr.roc,,.
mAe"'0r, Mason, from Newbern for Bos,, yu
IAN ana Frederick from Elizabeth Civ for
Charleston, with 5000 bushels Corn; scbr. HmitS
q View York Packet, from Nswbern for
~ Sehr' 1lmsn, bound to Msrtipique
phis.
many OTHER vessels were driven ashore y,bo-e
nH"es nave not been ascertained. The total NUM-
,n't weh' ashore a. Ccrscocl, is SAID 10 be et:
oi ""'cn 20 we're totally lost. Great fears are an
iof me safety OF the schr. Telegraph Brit
80. , 'revious TO the gale from O-ra-
COCK Tor this Iors. Ii is said that five r,,Jde,s
Sr'i'ed "sho - ne souihward of Cape Look Out
o"oA's' '''e' ~ auction were to take place. of
'"iee OF four csrsoes of corn of wrecked vessel :.
."o vi winch were understood to have been boup,
TO this port. ''-'N
I. b We stop the Press to give the f,,,osvi,c, ex
Tact from a letter received by las, nicb,, mai
from " &c. Allen Esq OF Kinswood .sI'he En-
siheefS are now In The mountains between ,b,.
go "Hu A,mstrong's a message has this mo.
~ 'iIseu Tor US TO NEST and accompany them
In ,igir .H-@---'-----' hf~Tor DyTGe, B5ldwin
myself and some Others are on lie ~. rs no.,
ing 'S % s'S''
II small party from Ibis place are on The ev.
Oh starting Tor kingwnod
l-u0Tga'siown Chronicle St5f. I.
sC5@ Governor DuyaI on hjs ,ya,, fo TIL
hS'-ee The Federal City, passed tirougl fbi. rIac
y" 'he ISL INST The Governor spesks in tens
'he most glowing, of the capital of Fiorida-its
@ ing Popuiation- ITS health and its happ,ne,s
ie"In IRON him, that the sale of the public
tho e.. "a Ta, province VIII commence or about
'"e h's' OF december next; and as the article. of
the SAFE VIII require the whole of the uu,cb.oo ~
ney In one payment, he presumes the best o,,a,,isI
'aHa wiz sell iom about five to SIX dollars oer
t|"Shinsion, Geo, paper |
nc heath Of the city, we sorry 10 say is ar
rom improving For. although cases of the ye;Jo-,
ever as we are told, yield more readily 10 n,eil
'k''l man IN former seasons when b,s scourse b.
nev'iIed "a bilious fever of very malignant
1Pe, ages not only in that part of our eavi,ous
y "ie" IS known by the name of "ihe Neck,, M,
N many parts Of the city. The css.s arr dans
I.ecop''"s more numerous; and in some instances
"eS nave proved fatal in three or four DAYS. A.
oS"y OF 'hese attacks can be traced TO e-posu,e
3 me proximite eause, il ~ ouId be adyi-abis 49,
Co., "e1'to 10 Concerned, 10 be particularly guar
'eu IN 'b's respect. Tie seeds of the disease
nay already be lodged in ,h. systems of -
VINO arc apparently in all the vigor of bealh. and
my some little excitement may he necessary To-
insure them into ell their dread effects
Charleston Observer