Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-06

memorable mole ard
papers, the destracon of which, was the n,ne,lan,
TO tins deed at which humanity recoils still exs, as
Ike the writing on the wall, point to their vict,
Mr.. CowPER had taken them to his house in Muir.
Irecsoorough. tor some purpose connected with tho
process, anu they have thus survived the wreck nr
tho contagraton to convict the felon against whom
the evidence OF his accomPce in the burning scene,
would DC inadmlsslbe.-l Beacon.
Tremendous Harrieanc at Ehi-abcthtouu. PR
Extract OF letter to the editor of the Ptsburo e.,
$50 zette.
AT 7ocock on the 22d inst. our VILLAGE vos x;;,5
with tornado or Hurricane, more ALARMING than -
ny thing ofthe kind ever witnessed by our oldest in
n, About ten minutes before the hardest
oow was fe 1t was heard like distant thunder. ,rd
the nearer 1t approached the heavier became the ocn
era crash Major Walker one of our oldest sett7ers
VINO had experienced similar storm some forty venrs
since In this country gave the alarm to his faml .5
neighbours, advising them to bctakes tbemsrlve, ~
their cellars strong holds, as hurricane was cor.
tainy approaching BY this time the air was Iitern,
houses, rafters, boards, rails, shingles &C. &c Not
house, tree, fence, scarcely any thinn 10 left
standing within the space il hppenred to occnnv
which, we think is about one fourth of milo v;5
and In a vein from west to east '
4 Our village presents to the behoacr shockirr
4 spee.acie fourteen houses are blown down and un
roo ye oans and stables, one boa-h one mill
and wool ca-ding establishment completely crnshaJ
WI. WIN many other houses much damaged Manv fam
mes are turned out without roof to shelter them
rom rom the ptess storm Beds, bedding, and house
QOSf fhfs
broken timber, and strown along the road q monn
the principal sufferers in this place. are John Crog
mead mead Esq r. flanagan, John Wilson, Esq and
The boats along shore Were lifted and throyn ~,
the beach and broken; and what is very renartab
d two nat boats were lifted from their moorinos and
carried soe distance, and torn to pieces Iarne
OF which have notsyet been found Much dsn,,p =;
also done In the vicinity. Captain Thomas Roffert
sons briciiouse, kitchen, aud ferry house. nre NJ,
u,Iwn aown s NJ Wilson. who resides one
Ind
mouse and barn. carried away to the ground = W.,
have not yet heard from farther than about thre,
= appears general. , S 1S ue'ioh
Thanks to that Providence who watches over md
Prolec.s US amid such caamitous visitations no hr
mum ves are lost, thong, many have received slight
f Wounds. We fear to hear from distance ,s 77bn
e consequences must be disasterous 10y
i. Ea>abethotcn, March %, 1885,
c The Hurricane an tie FESTIVE inserted ,os,ox
: day, from the Pittsburg Gazette an nccou,t IS
devastating hurricane which had been exnerienced a.
Eiizaoeihtown From the following paragraph, ca
Mel o Inc Coluinous Ohio Bulletin of the cath
: arcn, appears thatthe same hurricane had exten
!. ded itself to Urbanna, in Ohio: = e->'e''0
If note made upon the way bill brought here vps-
$ ~ .e western STAGE gives the account Of
II .efriDie STORM at Urbana, Monday.afernoon which
= destroyed several lives, and much pronertv ST.; ~
houses and two churches were blown to pieces
nave heard no particulars to the persons killed
nor Inc extent OF injury done. Several individuals
It are also said to have been badly wounded.''
y Inc New, Orleans papers of the 9Th tut an
Houhce the death. the evening previous uf-HIy:
+ AcouRs VlLLERE, late Governor of I,on;sa,.NE.
a loss say they which has thrown the whole s.a}
e e into mourning at the of his nterrnort.
on the following afternoon youth about ~
OF age, who was sitting the ratings of the church
: yard was mortaly wounded by a muske: bali fro,n
enc OF the guns used in the performances of the
: expired '.-sss s '''''e' atiu
Serpent in e9sosiacapa,oe H bsI,aa Ma March 2s
Saturday Turtle River has n;s
deoIs b e n1%ns particulars the which he
ihlsell willing ed.r;
On n eaday aad 10 No. when abou one
at the distance Of 800 yards large object ose a s
= aI; OCCASIONALLY moving along same course with Inv
finding na Ssy oi spD.ose upon the surface
n Vim nS oefged nusket with ball. and tackled so as 10
yhg perfectly still and apparently unconcerned Capt took
@ an al Inc bach OF his head, only part then e
posed ana hretthe bali evidently taking effect ns,antlu M
the no small establishment apprehenson of The
aroused himself and made directly towards the vessel
So.,acms MS body, and giving three tremerdous
sweeps with his tail as he passed. first striking the stem
hoard 9n seeing his approach captain jumped upon o
o. e9o ana some OF the crew, were prompt
bad all fair opportunity observe their eneo,v hill
se ia aiter 'ne shot, and concur describing him as M
% gallon caski of grey color shaped like man
@ @ aa apparently covered With sraes-be back being
those OF an Alligator, abot 10 f.ei ions @ @
.5e 40 a hshsdn: a smaller of like
observed al greater distance, which vanished on lie s,o.
N Me- sG, eH DOM were afterwards together passing The
hs WAete bey finally disappeared. Capt b. saws
wan ne rea three shots but Without obtaining quite as @
'df an as IN the present instance ne ,
Tins formidable descrpt has sufficient os -, s'
nor totally destroy vessel of Easle's size by
ldy gsvs1 and deems himself very hy,,,at. g.,
e result o. the encounter He reloaded bis ske before he
enemy disappeared but only self defence s he S, 70
70 IcneV the contest with an adyersarv
SaP o. states that he could nor have 5oen deceived IN ,
Of this marine prodigy and that il differed
totler
le areP whchbe bad ever before sgen with the execution
Managers Office.
~ VIE r. following are the drawn numbers in the
! n Grand Consolidated LOTTERY, No. s: ''0
10, 3, 90, 80, So o. so. 5e. sa
i 10, 80, So, prize Of goo sold al the Manannr-,