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= EORGE W. skINNER

GEORGE w. SKINNER respectfully ufrus the
~ public, that he has opened a TRAINING STABLE az
Mackunps hive miles nom Hanover Cour House and
from Richmond tie will receive few additional horses
the usual terms, II early application Is made w skinner
assures those who may their horse saent
that the ;mnst oPre and attention -ha' LEI iHem "a
tract Is Of excellent qusiy. July wv
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B4LDWIN. Ives g. Co.
CLASSIC.4L RE.4DER.

EVILS work has just been received at the
bookstore opposite the Eagle. An extract
from the Visitor IL Telegraph of Oct last will show
the nature and object fthe work.
"THE CLASUAL REAmV ScsIon OF Lessons i'm Prose and
Verse, from the eminent English American writer's
OF the use OF the higher classes public and private Semna
RES By Rev T. w. Il. Greenwood, and g. Is. Emersns of
Boston. -
This work IS valuable acquisition our schools This or
oIN OF Ike charaer has long been yPy much wanted The
cdnG books heuo into one hands Of the higher classes
IN dur schools III suited 10 gain tie object rom
examination Of tbs work, think among compa
tons We have for the OF advanced classes families
81 has many eXccuCies recommend il tbs attention
parents aud teachers of which will briefly advert
In all ts seeuOe II IS decidedly favorable virtue and
cgdn and ~ matter appears 10 nave been selected with much
TASTE and judgment
, II Is work purely national and modern II has many
valuable historical facts and anecdotes in relation early
history, the chaae manners, geography apd scenery DOR
county In the matter contains, wei adapted 10 the
re feelings, and habits the present uca tcm6odes many
~ the brightest and most sparkling gems Of Irving, Webger,
Evef Jefferson Charming sparks, Bryant, and pcciva &c
:" he selections calculated awaken the curiosity
me young scholar and form and improve his II will
mpart to him n mental reinCuC7it aud rnluc him Vith
grnrroh taste fer elevated, moral aud uauly literature"
Teachers and others arc invited to call and example
the work ARIEL WORKS.
iupo 10
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NOTICE

NVTTJF.
LII pcEsons Indebted TO the estate Of tin late Ro-
N bert Hewcn, orc requested to settle tho eems;
and those TO whSm the estate is indebted will send in
their claims for adjustment.
DAVID BARCLAY, Admir-
Bun s "a OF Robert Kowcn, doc.
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Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store,

HAVE on hand, and are constantly receiv-
- u ing from their Factory, fresh supplies Of every
description Of Ladies' and Gentlemeh's Boots and
Shoes which Tor durability case and bcuuty of fitting
are too much celebrated TO need commcnt. Their
assortment is very eXtensivc-and # procuring the
bost Of vorkmcn and first rate mpterias, will ensure
continuation Of the Illegal patronage already extern
dOd to their establishment the eXetlons on thor part
shall be unEemittcd.
i0ly
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In CITANCERY.-Ata court held for LOusu county, A.
the court, house. Monday, May the Ilh "a ~ go6crt
Niche, Plif against Robert g. Willis administrators James
Niche, ir dec Matthew miche John Miche, Joseph Aohc
Jsnnea Mchre, sally Niche, and RObeu q. Willis ad fiFs
his Vite dfs
The defendants Matthew Niche, and John Niche aV.
ing entered their appearance, and gwen security acr1dfr %
law, aud the rules OF this court and appe ag che ri &C.
non OF the court at they are int ahians OH State, on
the motion Ofthe plaintiff by his ouerr at the
said Matthew Mche AID John Niche do appear Nero ON ths
h day OF August court roN and answer me bin tho pa-
Of, and that copy IT tbs order DC ltVh inserted In so
newspaper published in the ciY Brhond for two mors
SUCCESSFULLY and posted At e mont dror OF nc coulthnu
this county on some court-day.
% = CoPy. rese, JOHN ~ it.G, s.
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FRESH SPRING GOODS
Il ket Sqoare) have just received N''A'-
bei1Ssen and SEQ pachages Of
FRESH DRY GOONS

comprising one OF The largest, most peneral and d.
si,aoIe stocks OF Spring Goods they have ever off,,
es iT sale. a more particular advertisement u;Il
appear III few days nnrsl oe viii
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g. u rrassengers going to New York, per
sicn IL EfF0RT Capt BELL will please to take no.
~ ''Ie hs schooner will leave Monday Morning,
80 -.ooNe''s july 10
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NER. THOMAS TAYLOR is authorised
~ to sell two valuable LOTS, lying near me
centre Il the oby ono in front of the washington
Tavern, the other Immediately back of Mr.. Stanards
'Phe improvements the ssl arc ye,novoabo at the
end of the term (3lst Dec. next by Sir. Goddin tie
tGnant. GEO. HAY, acting
June 7 for tue Propric,oy.
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To lie Printers Of The United States.
or late the prices of all the als used in making
" Printing Types, have Oeen greatly reduced and tho
facility Of manu- featuring greatly increased. The
soriber here has been induced make pToportoua
BILE reduction prices which, from te Ist pr!
suv
The character Of the Type made al this Foundry Is
we'll known TO the Trade who in regard
the quality OF metal, finish, d durability deyiatyi
/ has been made.
He has on hand complete ASSORTMENT, and supply
any quantity short notice; he will be happy re-
diaic attention.
Merchants who have orders from abroad, have sfi.
complete with Presses and every thing necessary
Printing Establishment, pat Up in he most perfect
Publishers requested give this advertisement
place in their papers few times receive payment
in type, or in settlement of their accounts.
RICHARD DONALDSON, PHILADELPHIA
PRICES'-At six months credit, for approved paper
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n ONG 81 DUNGLISOR'S GBOCRAPIIS.-Just
- received, Introduction the study OF Grcoan and
Roman GeogIaphyBy Gcure Long, Esq late Of the Unive
Jfy Virginia Of the University OF London, aud Roblcy
punsisHn, NJ d. Of the University Of Vngiuia--by $500
J. H. NASH.
The above work said to be very valuable Sue ~
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finest pears lost was at tho ton ami ex,remItfs.
oil the branches, where the maiady commenced
More than twenty years ago, MIR. Graham. gentle
man who resided at Richmond. (our seat of govern.
meno who at that time far advanced in wears. and
who had one OF the most FERTILE productive and bes,
cultivated estates on James River; the same person
mentioned to you in former letter, who was so sue.
ces.fui in the culture Of part of the of
whsh' suppose, came FROM the government mt garden
OF The Luxembourg. IA they were presented 10 Col
Monroe, by the Emperor Napoleon. Thi. gentleman
,n II, me, he had planted many pears. q mean
OF the inner knd-,) in the OF III. e but the
invariably persisted with the 6ruiere i'm few wear, aer
,hey began to BEAR It's now thirty year, since be.
gan to plant and IL but small proportion Of them
tina, have survived this disease. Soneiime ago con-
was entirely too ancient TO pear trees
on have since told me, you years older than
am, and that we are nothing but boys. May YOU live
10 see Numbers OF pear trees, you have just set out
bear tru ami long continue TO enjoy the fruit after il
may have come to perfection. 1 have a tree now in
bearing that answers exactly to your description Of the
kousseiett dc Rheims, ami have frequently mace the
same comparison you have done, (page I0) with th.
and the Sechel.-l think the latter is the smallest
sweetest and perhaps the most delicate of the two: hui
they are very much alike" rim
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1.-TWO of tho melodies.
rfIE IIOITR9

CHRONOLOGY FASHION.
Twelve" strikes the silver iongued pcndalo.
Tho chariot at the door IL waiting;
Tho belle, all roses, lacu and tuc,
- Her brilliant ego with hopo diatiny,
The last look in tho mirror .lanccs,
Ihon, lightly "a midnight clvo,
an triumph from her toilette dances;
Away tho chariot whirs;--'tis "rHelvc.-
The ball rooms entered, the salam
Is inade,-thc circle roco ,noiLercd;--
Tho Cendrilioi, -uuadrille DIES DANES
Are round tho rooms sublimoly loitcroh
lilo Dowagcrs to whist arc seated,
The young non dInsaats to vinyt-un.
SIy Lorl's best Don mot Just repeated,
Tho silver-tongucd pcndulc strikes "Oac>~
Tho dull luadrlo has growi still dullsr,
That artidOts to all Irritation;
The rooms aro every moment fuller,
Tho stairs arc Avanoy's old station,
Tho heats intense; Monsieur Chabcrt
himself might IN 1t bake or brow;
Az dic Tor supper and for air.
Tho silvcr-tonsucd pcndulc strikes "Twp!o
The supper signal has been bowed;
No time for dancing then or wooing
Like tigers rush the hungry crowd
ihic's trst best, Instinct all pursuing.
Ger turtle, pines, AMI chGmbertin,
The feeding eiosal,cs agroe
wis wittior, beauty more divine;-
The 'ilver-tonsued peniulU strikes "Throe.o
Tho Dowasers are in their coaches,
Leaving their characters behind;
Now younger brothers make approaches.
-, Tho cold grow warm. tho cruel kind;
The lovers III tho waltz arc whrrng,
We hear tho whispcred-"I adore"
Love scorns pounds, pence, aud shllings stcrlinr-
The silver-tongaoJ pcndule strikes "Four."
But now the sudden glimpse of morning
go SHOWS tho dear midni ght's deprcdationsy
The bellies, like ifigh,od doves, take warning.
No time for love and long oralions.
1lse curls arc down, the rouge il brown
Ont buzz tho swarm of fashions hives
The shawl is thrown, tho chariot flown;
lho silver-tonSued pendulc strikes give"
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HDUBLiC SALE.-will be sold on the 9Th day Of
"a next month, to the highest bidder on the preIni..
es, beautiful and healthy situation, called FARM
hill, belonging TO the estate Of Cornelius Dabney.
Decd lying in the lower part Of Louisa county on the
south side Of the South Anna River, adjoining the lands
OF Joseph Shelton and others, containing abou: 40
Ares. The soil is well adapted the culture Of Corn
Wheat and Tobacco; the buildings good dwelling
and all necessary out-bouses, &c. Any one wishing 10
view the land previous TO the day Of SALE will be &C
commodated by Mr.. Wash, who now overiooks for
Mrs Dahney. The tile TO the above land i.
Also, at tie some time and place, will he sold the
househouid and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils
and stock Of every description belonging the said de-
cedenPs estate, among which arc two good yoke OF
Oxen, one Horse, SC. Also all the crop of Tobacco
Fodder, straw and Shucks, on hand
TERMS or SALE.--For The purchase Of the land
one hall OF the money will he required al the cxpira-
lion OF twelve montbsand the residue twelve months
thereafter; Tie purchaser giving bond with approved
personal security, and Gee Of trust the land 10 Sc.
cure the last payment ~ TO the stock, crop, &c fr
all sums Of five dollars, under, cash will be required
and Tor all sums over that amount, credit Of Twelve
months will be given; the purchaser giving bond with
approved sccurity the bonls 10 carry interest from the
day Of gale, unless punctusIly paid.
JAMES III. ATKISSON, Ex'or.
September %. 1s-v1w~
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Elections 10 be held at the Precincts in the several
counties according to law Oct g. A3-wtd

EIRGLNLf LIND OFFICE, Oct. 20, IS2S.-H,
conformity to an SIN act to reduce into one act
me several acts concerning Eschedtors, passed the 9Th
tohom Il may conce that 1t appears by certificate "
me Escheator Of Wood county, bearing date the on
Oct:' 1873, and this day receired in the Land Office
that oy an inquest held on the 10Th day IF August
1923 the Joiiocing tracts Of land, uiz one tract con.
tanning 1850 acres No. Is, $500 acres, No. ~ PHO
No. 51 1890 acres, No. As; 5000 acres No. 10; 1920
acres, No. 23 1000 acres No. 81; 700 acres No d.
2492 acres, NO. 90 1000 acres, No. 40; all situated in
Hood county The tcdters Of Lee Pond and 7ygarfs
Creeks, and If ichch certain John Jones ITaldo died
seized, hare been found escheated to the Common
,oeath IF Pirginia. WyM SELDE.N, Y. l.. o.
Sept. 25. IO-w6t
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eEMOVAL.-SMITH s. JOHNSON beg leave Il
"a apprse their friends that they have removed the II
store INTO that lately occupied by the Messrs Calls d
rectiy opposite the United States Bank,M street
where they offer for SALE in addition TO coice s,Iec
non OF Hines and Spirifuous Liquors. the following
articles, viz:
10 hhds st Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans Sugar
10 DO w. India and Orleans molasses
loOO lbs loaf sugar, various qualities
10 chests gunpowder. imperial and Young by.on tes
Do bags Java, old white and prime green coffee
oso sacks Liverpool blown and ground alum salt
io tons bar iron, English, Swedes and Country
l-2 ton plough moulds
do bisiered German and English blistered steel
20 kegs nails, assorted
l30co lbs cotton yarns
rs bbls shdd, mackerel and behring's
20 kits family do
5000 lbs bacon
20 kegs Duponts powder
ton Youe's patent shot
rs bbs and hhds common w,iskey
10 do old rye do
30 boxes by 10 and 10 by IL window glass
10 do talicw and and sperm candles
90 kegs Jameson's crackers
Plough lines, bed cords, shoe thread and Irvine
Five and ore gallon demijohns
Writing and wrapping paper
Pepper, ginger and allspics
Alum, saItpetre and copperas
Cotton and wool cards
Stone ware, assorted
Tar, lime, SC Sc, on reasonable terms
Sept Is. 3s-wf
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DBBLIC SALE-Pursuart to order made by
x the Hon. VIM. Cranch, Chief Judge Of the Cir
cult Court of the District of Columbia in the matter of
John Davis an insovcnt debtor, will be soId at public
auction, the LIST day of March next all the right title
and interest of the said Davis in and to tract of land
in Kanawha County, in the State of Virginia lying on
Elk river the s. e. side above and below the mouth
of Blue Creek, supposed TO contain about 900 acres
Sale 10 take place at the Indian Queen Hotel, in the
City of Washington, kept by Jesse Brown, at 4 o'clock
p. NJ.
Tcrms-A credit Of twelve months, the purchase mo-
ney to be secured by the purchasers bonds, with Sc
curity to be approved by the Trustee.
TIOS. HUGHES, Trustee.
y. MAURO & SON,
sept. Is. 37-wtls AuctiOnecrs.
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September %.

"A TEACIIER.-A young man WHO can produce
"a satisfactory Testimonials Of his qualifications &c
to teach thc Greek, Lain and English Iansu &C.
ography, Arithmetic, SC. SC. and who has had one
years experience in teaching, wishes TO obtain siiua
ton Tor the next year in healthy part Of the country
Persons wishing correspondence with him on the
subject requested TO direct their letters 10 A. D. C.
near Dycr's Oh Storc," Abemsrlo county, Va.
Sept 20, 40-w0,y
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~ & A. WARWICK offer for sale
We White Napt Cotons, Plains and Kcrscys
Rose, Point and Duliel Blankets
Cloths, Cassimeres, Flannel and Bombazets
Olnaburgs,S penny Wrought Tails, Bottles and
White Lead
Crates of Earthen Ware, assorted, Shot, Tin and
Copper
Liverpool filled sacks Of SALT London Porter and
Brown stout
Madeira and Port Wine. sept 80 41-wsws
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According 10 the latest advices received in Iondon
rom sierra Leone that i'll Gaed colony was still in
most deplorabie condition The hopes of relief which
were entertained short time since have proved faa-
cious. Inc epidemic had not spent its fury at tho
tne supposed It was only quescent for moment for
II speedily returned with if possible increased algni-
~. Gut oil the lew Europeans who inhabitants Of
he place. twenty three or twenty -four had swept
away; and in place Of the in which the houses
mat had 'e its bapeful influence marked with
PACK spot mat sign OF woe and misery amentaby
frequent Even the Governor, with all his staff has
ielt his residence in the town and sought place Of re-
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.Mven yrr nrnAlS. uN,rse."-Coeper.
FOR 7'iiE ENQUIRER.
To Mia. M~r VI. m.-sit, Moore. yu.tod.s..


To Ma, al,RY a. lT.-oiti -Noore's Melodies.
These lays, OF ovc-rccorled fame,
ipry thee, Gentle Lady, let mo
Present to thee, in fficntship's name,
That thou may'st not, too soon, forget me.
ask theo this for Jriearistip's sake,
because a vow Of softer feeling
Stern fte iorbils moo tr,nnko
10 thee, Ct Loves warm hearts revealing.
Then take the gin, on friendships part,
Aud whom you read that sweet "Beliovo mon-
Believe you read therein my heart
.. ne5er may thy faith deceive thco
s"2cst in this BOSOM" when soccer
You sing, my SOUL ABSORBED In sadness,
Would fly to rest its SORROWS there,
And turn thom all to love aud gladncss.
Der half lifos stormy ocean driven
3ho rest might seem calm, bright, and chocry
IL ttoa could'st yet, in love, be givcn,
10 DC my evening star, dear Mary.
But II, when Hopes last ray depart,
Ioos'S chccrin. light shine not for IN,
Gloomy Will be my dyn, heart,
Like the lono hip DISTRESSED at sea.
When mountain high tho will waves run,
Aud all around Is dark and drcary;
When solemn pcals tho minute gun,
And loudly roars tho tompcsts fury.
AZ
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81 u Il PROrI a AZ 4rID AZ wL.-~.- NJ.

HRY the Governor of the Commonwealth Of pa
n0 II PROCL.dALfTIOM-wh Whereas Major Da-
vid Watson, member elect of the Convention for a.
mendng the Constitution Of the State, from the Dstric,
composed OF the couutes, of SpottsyIvania, Louisa
C'ange and Madison, has represented to the Executive
that the State OF his health, is such as to render him
unable TO attend and requesting that measures may be
sentation from the said District; have thought pro-
per, with the advice Of the Council Of State, and in
pursuance oil the act OF Assembly, TO direct that the
Shers of the several counties composing the said bis
tict cause election to be held at the Courthouse of
their respective counties the third Monday Of the
present month, Ocober Tor suitable person 10 supply
the said vacancy.
Given under my hand AZ Governor and under
lSeafl The seal OF the Common ealth at Richmond,
this I'd day Of October, 1929.
VIM. b GILES
Elections 10 be held at the Precincts in the several
counties according to law Oct g. A2-v,J
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SUFFOLK COW

This name designates in gland certain breed O.
ms useful animal Of small sze and uninvng appear
anee' uu' whci IS an invaluable acquisition TO dairy
enable the farmer TO judge of her size it i, stated
that wen iatened she seldom exceeds 600 pounds
lows oil h breed are said to average six and a half
sn'iohs oil mix per day, from the time their calves are
taken from them ill they become dry; and this pro
uuct obtained with only good grass fsed In addition
me gain from tho milk is that from the saving in the
ee" as 'h's breed OF cows from their smallness OF
SIZE, Consume but about one half the amount of I'm.
larger ones ' " N"e
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abATENT CAST-lRON CORN-SHELLER.-'rhe
Undersigned, having purchased the right Of selling
Choncys Patent CasIron Corn Shelter in the counties
of Gloucester Nddcsex Mathews, York Warwick Eliza
beth City, Richmond King George, Lancaster Nortum-
berand Accomack W esmoreland and Northampton take
specimen Of said Shelter, will as soon as convenient
he exhibited at the courihouses and other public places
within said counties. The utility, simplicity and cheop-
Of this utcnsil. il is hoped, will induce every corn
maker examination of il TO supply himself with ono.
An expert hand shell from 6J 10 10 bushels per ay;
and the cost Of il will not exceed 50.
MARITIME. SHEPHERD,
CHARLES w JONES,
OVERTON -. PETIT.
specimen Of the above shelter, viii likewise be cx-
hibied the counties of Chesterfield and Prince George
by Mr.. A. Seay, who owns the right in said coun-
ties. oct. 10. 45-v5w-
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Il 2lst 1879: ~ ~ '''' 'ei''
John V. Purcell, Con,b
against "i'"
James g. Perce, William PURCELL Samuel PURCELL Thoma, Pur
cell emas PURCELL John ardman Mary r. his wife for
m. 10y -, uics',, Deits.
me de James e. Purcell and John arnian having on
VT eI appearance, and given security according
ne 'ehcal Assembly and the rules
20 The satisfaction of the they inhabitants of th
inc motion tho complainant by that
Inc sad dets james G. Purcell and John arnan appear
o he nrst DAY OF December
Panants bill aud that be inserted in
some one oil The public printed Richmond
tho courthouse of this County. - ~ WV W
Oct Is 47-wey ~ yyopsu,u
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From t.s Baiinaors .fneri.aa. I

parcel Of ripe stra W berries with a few blossom.
was brought to our office yesterday afternoon They
were reared in the garden of gentleman in this CITY
without artificial means. His plants only protect
ed from the northwest wind. Last wear. In. sam,
gentleman had them az late as the 29th of November
and expects TO have them a. late the present wear
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REMNRKABLE PRtSERyArInN

REMARKS ABLE PRESERVATION
WoacrsrEn Oct 7.-on Friday, the 18th of Sep.
fomoer, thunder shower passed over the north mart
ot his county which dill considerable damage in its
course. In Harvard instance OF preservation ON
he effects OF lightning took pioce which Of the
most exrao binary that we recoilec have heard Of
Adjacent TO the ou'-buildngs of Sharach Hapyood the
lightning struck slack OF hay, aud descending by the
pole in the centre il divided hiIf way down and ON.
portion passed out through the side OF the - c into the
end OF work shop adjacent, which conta aimed in one
part OF considerable quantity Of hay. On one side
OF the shop, at little distance, stood cider mill In
which there were at the time persons. yoke of OK.
en-, standing between the two buildings, were struck
down by the lightning, and one OF them killed Instant
ly, and the other badly injured as TO be of linz.
value.-From the III, fluid passed into the cider
mill house through open window. The horse
which WAS grinding in the mill, was struck To IN.
ground. Three boys, who stan ling on the sid,
OF the mill next to the window, and who was
cleaning the pomace from the mill, were thrown bv
the concession Of the air, entirely the through i'm.
10 heap, in the horses track, the other side a dis
lance Of ten feet. Three OF them we're
stunned. The fourth soon arose, and perceived the
morse Just getting up. As soon the horse was on
his feet, he sprung forward with great violence AMI
when he came TO where the boys lay, leaned over
them One of the traces, which had unlocked from
the whie'ree caught the clothes of one of the bows
anu dragged him several feet, till tho horse was son.
ped by young man who was present He was some
what injured though not severely All the other per
sons present were we'll the mex, day Sufficient help
oeing AT hand the lire in the hay extinrushed
no essential carnage was done TO the buildings. Two
oil The boys above named, of John Blanchard
W Whom the oxen and horse also belonged. We had
the narrative directly from him: He is an intesent
ana respectable man, and his of this extraor
binary oecurronce is entitled TO full confidence
IN liuooards'on the tempest was accompanied by
great quantities Of hail. much that in some p,aes
alter the shower was over bushels oft might be scrap-
ed mp. Tho Lightning struck several trees near the
mouse oil Sh'lman Morse, under one Of which there
were three horses, which knocked down and sun
ned, but they all recovered.
In the north part Of Barre building containing
Single mill was struck and consumed with -, x
tents. ~ wa"