Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-22


sss and :,os. including the msshod. cSusS. tho Cur.
Of Kitchens ssb'es' and other out houses 81
Thc whole amount ofio- varousy estimated from S5UUO
SOoo0O, tsosh che rrevalen, impression
TIA less tina" one hundred ,bousaud dollars would repair
We heard of serious injury beps sustained any
where sse The peure IN the nssolhood bayo escaped ell
her entirely unhur' o but very slightly injured seems sat
all tho energies Of the angry element exhaust
t- msslves devoted town.
wish power give you ain, idea OF The
that presented itself tho catastrophe hap
70" can per ~ re sr.r wsss
which hurricane had lately passed sweeping every thing
OF tree standing and covering tho whnle surface with tho
trunks aud limbs Of dead timber you might walk
extreme TO the other 40 any drct,on withou, once
setting tool upon the cound you may have vague
conjecture OF tho genera appearance OF tho soh aud ea
that like which the whole popua,oD
we've wrapt IN sleep, the solemn hour of sud
denly any OF Thea, could DO warned Of their anscr
most Tremendous storm srosc,hat amidst the terrific roar of
wind the awful bursts Of continued aud unceasug penis of
thunder and unrem,ns slao vivid giving to
tho whole surrounding atmosphere completely the apeasance
Of "an Ocean Of fame" you hundred housns tumble
peices all youha you huge pieces Of timber y
ing every direction through thick as leaves in
aud swift arrows from the Indians bow cpd tho appalled,
inhabitants shreSing and terrified blown about like chat IL
Say you imogne you and heard al ,he.r things
az the sane instant, will give better idea Of tho
Nonday nigh, than any other picture am able to sketch
far short Of tho roalhy-To attempt depict paper
eloquent anil glowing pions the warnings of the
eeinea and the consequent wrecks of that have
CURED places highly wrought pictures Of
the samo"a,urc, drawn by most popular author.
"t Poeuy and Romance, and have looke upon
sketches of fancy, wrought up au uonaurai pch to
We m'eres, aud fictitious tales Of misery and distress
ut hen compared with the awful realities Of Monday night
md the wide and desoa,,on winch now
Itself 10 rournfu grandeur the view OF heho
DEF the most exav CANT amongst them dwndes inspj
9he which pnbc square, our Streets &c and our
garden. now present is utterly Understandable It. cnn,e,npla
oe me stouest heart ~ sckcn and tho wings bold
n IpsO.ii IL
presents on idea fo,n whch TIE rebounds sun beam
from ponderous grasp the mighty load and Il
coud, Language Is too mesSe loo poor and bes.aTy
u,unica.e
Sincc writing hiss been ,ho advisable TO frn,h
ALEC lis, OF tho Of those badly wounded
They are Mt Dohson Mr. solomon Dcws, a,r Thomas &;
Flint. MIR Osburn, MIR Rves Mir d Turrentine Mr. s C.
sdsar and MIR Samuel Escur. Mr. Hobbs Mrs ilebb,
These gentlemen all less disabled viii som re
great .y received more partial injuries
The utterly demolished and rendered unh, for use are
the Court Houss, ;he Methodist Church. s Market House. the
BRICK tavern KEEP, by Mr. Harrison, the s,ores of Mcs.s
Eakn. Rr,aiu aud Escue. Mr. James Britain r noneiIey
ttugh Wsraan james Reed. X Stephenson, aud aie.ss
Cadweil "noccuped belong ng TO MIR Joseph
Marion The Drug store Of Messrs Rain siIons-Mr ID
iuroen'ires silver smith shop. Mr. fin's adler shop
Mr. shepards saddler shop Nj Msrlou'. tailor shop The
old hank house the Groceries Nit Cannon Do.ou and Bur
dn', AIR Gms'y's halter shop Mr. Whites shop
Dr. fmzsf's .h DR. Rone's shop Col Ye'. law oniee MIR
Frieson'.ia" Office. building lately erected by Mr.
Giicnrisi for o:es; tho Surveyors Office printing Office the
Dwellings of Mrs Depnes,, Mr. Carer Mr. Flint, MIR Drws
Mo TindaI, MIR. M'SisGk Mr. Minor Cannon Mn. Ham
bin, Mr. hob's These together q great many others
amounting stated may set down a. u,
,ery useless great many have sustained partial INJURIES
having walls sprung hs.r chieys blown down and their
roofs partially rSuken in by the falling acen, chin
On Wednesday cven:n; number of cizens assembled
a, the lssoy Church for purpose taking
abe notice Of TIE sad tha, has bcfaen Us The Rev
Mr Newton called the ohairhe following resolution
! was hcn offered and unanimously adnpted-
RESOLVED, That monk respect Tor memories Of the
you men who fell victims 10 the Storm of MONDAY night
To show that wall not lie, such OF
Providencs pass by, without beus potced suitable
wl wear Grape the left for the space hir
~ days
THE SALRN nURDEn-A letter 0em Salclo dated on
Tuesday evening addressed the Editor Of the Boston
ie se' the account Of death of bchard Crown
ingshieid. Jr by his o~u Iaut
"sAlE,, June Is Richard Crow niusshed, Jr hanged
himself III his cell this afternoon MIR Brown the iaolcr a,
about quarter after O'clock had 60 10 The coli
speak to him. and on looking find him him hanging
the turnkey him down and with all possible speed called
several they opened vein aud he diced freely bu,
ques, was then held
TO accomplish his purposes he tied together handler
chIrfs-aer the knot about his neck fastening the
other 6rmly the CRATE he got chair then tod bis
hands behind his back and then leaped or jus, touch
I'm his cell were found two letters, just written ore to bis
father the ether TO his brother Georss bidding n
his letter the latter he moral the shornes Of tie ca
reer rice however prosperous al FIRST appear and
warns all young people he admoushe fate &c &C.
"iie was DC years of age
"Snce the humanity Of require, tina, the iaoer,
should enforce no other restraints prisoners kept for
than such as are necessary for safe custody obviously IN
the power of the prisoners destroy their lives Acr
convcm ony is deemed humane put them irons; and
even then they contfive Of suicide
i Is probable that The quantity
OF stolen goods al DanVe which bad just been made
to him. convinced him that proofs ihckeniug Of the de.
Pfaviy OF his life, and mpced him at,emp, escape from
the overwhelming disgrace and shame"
4 The Boston Patriot adds the following additional particulars
lit said that hs brother Geoge confined in the adj
joining CELL andtaey frequently talked other
OF course ny The guard in the dialect persons
his stamp The guard twenty minutes Richard was
found dead understood George ask when he was going
to which he was understood reply ne go vii
Tug materials had been at his dsPoal but is known
whether not he left any disclosures
fiane ttatr
they wished cult Of Clothes before the raI eorpe so
nihed that he DID, and measured; declined
supposed that this the result Of deep plan on
DIS part and That as he originally the only one indicted
Pfincpai ~ the murder Indictment must he made in
which the late disclosures would mpica Jos Knapp I az
principal and prevent his being taken States Evidence ard
81 me me same tine give George achance Of escape"
ne stolen goods found Danvers as alluded 10 aoye
consisted Of bale Of flannel which was concealed uode, a
sse quany OF hay in the barn Of Mr. Richard Glowing
snIed The bale has been opened the pieces
hnd been thrust into wool bag which found under
me hay, not far ron The main quantity
letter received in this city Yesterday yst. tba, Cooo
sneo bah declared an intention OF himself in con-
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