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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-24
HARDWARE s,.e
~ II ~ FOR SALE BIZ a i. S.sg5
y SAMUEL p. BOLLES,


LITCHFIELD.
ID ARBER g. Gems patent cast steel CIR
- cULAR Saws. Of "a and 26 inches diam
eter. and smaller sizes. .-aa In
English and American. German and Cast
Steel MILL Saws, of 9 and 9 l-2 feet. and
Cross-cut and lennon ditto. ..,,,l .5,s,a., X
Wood Saws and Frames, with all other
sorts of Saws. Plane Irons. :n@.
Primers, Turner's, Framer's Chisels and
Gouges. Files and Rasps, fat, round. ball
round, square g. trang ular. of all com. lengths
Blaeksmilhs' Vices. Bit Stocks and Bats
from IL to as bits complete. ,,s
door Butts and Handles and House Trim
mings generally. Screws of all sizes ,,'aset
LOCKS Of every descriptions. -.
Cabinet Makers Trimming S. Holtotc Wdre
Brass Andirons, cast do. with brass tops and
do. with wrought bars, aud common cast do
Sboyels and Tongs-C hoppiog Knives.
Knives and Forks; Spoons; Walters.
Waffle Ilons-Patent Iron Tea Kettles
.tFs@ Harness Mukers' Trimmings.
Carpenters' AIDES, Hatchets, cast steel and
common Aagers; Veers; Glass Curtain Pins
GLUE, Sand Paper, Sc. &c. with almost eve
nv other article in the Hardware Line, which
will be sold as low as they can be bought IN
the State Of Connecticut. ''73 4'e'' q.
L,itckfekd, June a. %
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.VeeV F6SIJ and WsSaeEe9. Goods
oss MISS AZ. II. CABLE 5*
Is no,c opening new supply IF Fall & Wintey'
Goods, together tcifh general assortment Of
ag5e ssaa NETEIITNERX. saja'
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s@aa@ which Nv FART CONSISTS OF Y affr
TH NGLlSH and French Merinos, Salisbury
Ia Flannel, Freneh Calico; also the tw lied
English Prints a vafietv OF Silks for dresses,
Of different qualities and col0rs, from SO cents
TO $l.g5 per yard; wrought Capes and Col
lars, Thread and Bohbinett L.aces. Muslins Of
different kinds, Thibet and raw silk Handk'fs
and Shawls. Fancy Adk'fs and Scarfs. short
Fur 'Tippets, Belts. Gloves, Hosiery & Shoes;
Corsetisr Cupls, Combs, &c. &c. Also an ex-
tensive assortment of MILLINERY such as
velvet and silk Hats, Caps, Ribbons & Flow
ers, Ornaments for the head, Nets for ladies
and misses. an ct which will be sold on rea-
sonable terms.
Allkiuds Of Millinery and MantUamak-
ing done in beneatest & most approyedstyle
Customers are respectfully invited to call and
examine goods and fashions before purchasing
elsewhere. fb,& " ,,5. 80 81 IL 9sss'* saf g, fr
Miiliners and Mantuamakeps from abroad
can be furnished with goods and patterns on
terms that may make II fol, their interest 10
purchase, instead Of going to the city TO Obtain
them. a"a19 a't's4 Litehfefd, Oct. Is.
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------ ------. her petition to the Superior
Court to be holden at Liichfeld. within and
Tor said county, on the third Tuesday of Feb
rnary. 1886. showing that on or about the Isl
day of January. 1895. she was lawfully mar
rieG TO William Terri. then Of said Water
town, with, whom she lived until on or about
the list day Of September, 1 1881, when the said
William Terri deserted her the petitioner, and
has continued his desertion up tOthe date 81
said petition, ia total neglect of all the duties
Of the marriage covenant, and praying for 4
bill Of divorce, which petition is dated Nosem-
Der 95th, 1885. N a afei g5A ale.
4. 40 order Of notice te the respondent Of the
pendency Of said petition has been made By
one Of the Judges of the Superior Court of
the state Of Connecticut, and said order is in
the words and figures following, (viz.) @t
- State Of Con0reticnt. ss. City and county
Of Hartford, Nov. so, 1885: Ordered, that no
tice of the tendency Of this petition be given
by publishing the same with this order 10 a
public newspaper printed 10 Litchtell six
weeks sueccssisely, the Rrst of which shall be
six weeks or more before the session Of the
Court 10 WHICH il is returDahle. +si
-as9 'iofs asa THOMAS s. WILLIAMS,
etsT7 "a Judge cffhs Superior Cssrt."
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+ FANCY BASKETS, &c.
A. LORD has received one case Fan
= esy Baskets. which are offered. whole,
sale or retail. At the unprecedented low price
of 6 Ia cents each. ,iglf sqetf
Also. one case Loco, toeo Matches. . ,5.
November 90. s' 7 II SD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-02

share Of a.ronarc, and We are informed there Is
eompaoy at e--rh OF these places. The whole
number. AT the different watering places III this sec
tion of country rises considerably above three hun
drod. The great increase oil company, every
year. has s,muIatedihe proprietors Of the differ
ont Springs, to extend heiraecomoda,ions, 50 rs To
satisfy the increasing demand aua dt'ring the past
winter and spring many valuable Improvements
have bccnmadc a, oil the above named places An
additional rov Of fine buildings have h@en added
to the already extensive ACCOMMODATIONS n the
White Sllpl,lr. The dining room ai tie Sit
Sulphur Diuay- Of ample dimeusionsl has had AZ
adtit1n o. some ffty obi feet added II il, AMI Is
now ono of the finest AMI mos, eap1cous room
for that purpose in Niggtia. Tie Improvements
at the Blue Sulphur are on an eleeantand ENLARGED
Plan and the place maH.e.d ina WY To Give zen
cral satisfaction. We hope, (ns we have no
doubt vii be the case) ali tbese places vii receive
a patronage TO rc,nmrr5te lie rropriatafs for lie
trouble 1l c>gcucc thy lave heeaai.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-02

Tie United state Clrrait Court for Kentucky
closed is sprine Term ut Frankfort On Tuesday
week. 73os .Iptta, against whom there were
four indictments igr perjury, suhonation Of pelTy'
making fac paper, al With in'ent to deiraud the
United S.a;eshs obtaining pensions iorpersons not
enitle, al eaueefiine tie Il aney 10 lis own use,
WIS convicted on enc inlista.t nt and sc;enccd TO
are geas, imprisoantm "a he Jaa et fdyfhe
count, and 10 pay liae OF Use daiiars and IL"
cost u prosecution t. iaiy acquitted Lam ca
two indictments, aul IT, otaer dismissed by tnc
D.s.rict Attorney.
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.ss.sIa.s
From tie hana,cla Banner, June %.
SCENERY ~ TIL NEST-NEN RIVER.

hHHNfGA0
SCENERY ~ TIL WEST-NLN RIVER.
No region Of country aboaads nioic IA grand "
magnificent natural scenery, than that bordering
up5n ,fe waters OF the kanllawa. Ties splendid
exhibitions Of n4ture, hitherto unanagn to hui
few, sgii be mad accessible to al, iY tic eonienl-
plated Improvement, uniting DE Nafrs 81 IL
JAM, ami kauaRLa rive. Tie c5afst aldeiree-
lion oflis improvement, cirsusI,sfiaed as II ne-
ccssasilg must he, h. the rageed and mountainous
chiract,. If the country, winch interviews be-
tween the yallies OF lie james and kanavla, will
have 10 seek tlcleveliormaa by the waieI courses;
and hat afforded by New River, will. = we con-
Gdcntly believe, necessarily have 10 lie adopted
Should thiS be the case, and the railroad compile
Ted, stretching along this deeply inecnted valley,
what gruul, what magnificent views would here he
presented to thc eye Of the traveller.
II is almost certain, thai the rail road will have
T. pass d VA tie valley Of the New River from 4
point. as hiel at least, as the mouth OF the Green
bricr river From This point 10 tie great falls Of
the kanawlia, is distance Of sixty eight miles,
anil in tbs distance thcfe i descent, in the natIl
raj bed OF DE lver Of Il feet, or nearly II feet
no tie mile Tie width # the stream IS by no
means uniform. In several places, tie tfd OF the
river IS narrowed deWa - thirty feet or less, by
luHv ciill. or towering mountains and il others,
"' , 81, ,,.r' ! oaa IL, uy.r y tie
.,.lf.l r,'..... .ls, ,,,, dr.
ty to Glv feet in WIDTH. Down this narrow chan
,,r1 ,,.,s, a,,,. AMI 'hen
.,,,,,,.o. it,
rr % tho a@' ,9,, ,,,si co,araJ Win =
line, f',a, Sea- n,;la ar his 1;s,aacn
but embraces scenery which, i'll other, and more
accessible situations, would render them places Of
Onc ,l;... = =, IL 'a..ls,. snilin1;,,. ,,a
..r,, ", i '''' ra,.'.ae
, en-, I ,.iI sr....' pii,ar ar 'o
~, zoo. ~. eli,5 :, s,,o1 .,h,'n, a,l.
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A FAih Hlr Tie Siancse Twins, who's. l.,

A FAin Hrr Tie Siamese TWINS, whose L..
wees, like the Presidents, attract all sorts of VIZ;
ors, are not unirequently the scene of much :.
MISUNDERSTANDING a thousand questions, asked
many, of course, are very simple ones, and a,
the Twins like Joke, they sometimes venture
sly hl like the following which occurred one d,s
last week.
IisitOr-.Arc you endowed with separate. ar
influenced by the same mind!
Iieias-Our habits Of thinking are yer, sim.
lar, but undoubtedly possess distinct minds.
iisitor-i was led to suppose, from your ,tr.
hing similarity OF thought, taste and inclination
III Your minds were identical
ID ItSitOr (who had been somewhat rude bcfor,A
That's likely They have got two bodies, and
il there is but mind, one OF the bodies mus, h.
without mind
Tcns-(bowing to IT, last yisitor,) Such ,
thing is not impossible, Sir. In our travels No
Lave occasionally seen bodies ,cithout minds
albany Journal
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v ihGlNlA.-At rules held in the Clerks Office
~ VI ttle circuit Superior Couu of Law and
mgneeIy' Tor bedford county, the LIST dav of lime
iS3'-'acoD kerns, Mchall Kerns. Andrew Kerr
'iI 3uS'hhah his wife, late Susannah Kerns Sally
1uu 'Haheth,lntant children of John Kerns who she
~ 'iiph next iuend, Jacob kerns John W,,son and
l'oeth ms wife, late Elizabeth Kerns, Me,adifh
= '''7 ana ~ da his wife, late LYDIA kcns ph5llp
ana ioly lis wife, late Polly Kerns Par
-" Arlington aud Doshea his wife Ia,o no.bpa
,>oinS' ana Barbara kcrns, Plaintiffs. aqains, nen;a-
.tm y donald Georre Noble and GILES bis ,a late
n nles Donald Royal Childress and Pbiln Corner,
IN CHANCFRY
ne defendants George Noble and GI.s his wife.
'u noSah thlldress, not having entered tJei, an
i'n,r' ana given security, according tn tho ,ct Of
ana the rules of this court, and il annear-
s y satisfactory evidence, that they are MOI nina
'''s VI 'his Commonwealth it is ordered ,ba, they
appeaf mere on the first day of the No x, ter and
me Dill OF the plaintiffs, and thai This order he
h,r, ecu c III some newspaper, published in lynch
~ Tor TWO months successfully. and pos,sd At IN.
'ion. uoof OF the courthouse of This co,,ntx IN
some court day. A Cony-Tos.a ' County, ."
Juiy , ' "iLSoN, clerk.
v2In
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.


Mr.. Livingston was this day visited IN ihe 90
vernors room, in the City Hal, by the cry ao'"o'
HE. and several hundred citizens. He appeared
70 he in exeellep, health, ard enjoying his mental
and bodily faculties in much L her state OF per
fec,on than generally falls 10 the lot Of men at sich
an advanced age. He is now ca the eve Of ms
74,h wear. but in appearance IS not more thanslN'> ,
,neats with extreme quiekness and sivaeitN, aud
rr,ains all the elasticity Of muscle that mish, ho
expected from aman twenty years younger. Com,
modore Elliott WIS also IN the room and received
the hearty greetings Of the visitors.
jour. ot Commerce.
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y g fEkRRE.S'GS, NO. /
JAMES E.EED.sNEge & 80.

III AVE Just received alot Of NrH.riags, which
q 8 will be sold At the lowest may,ct price. They
have also in the Grocery hae, LOT of fine BACON,
Soi, Iron, Stei, HoiasSes. and many other articles
too tedious To neation.
BONNETS ASD FANCY GpODS.-We have
received ease 81 fashionable Hoanets also 47i6-
ciat Horers, Blonde rootngs and Edrngs Rib
hons, e. ~. all Il which will be sold a, low prices
JAMES =. HORNTR & Co.
June | uGsif
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4. s. Seadiat tfom hssiasilPi.-N stated Oh
Monday. that Robert J. Walker had been appoint
cd by the Governor Of Mississippi Sennor ol
the United States from that State ia place d Nh.
Po;niexter. whose term Of service expired March
8 1881 We are reminded hat according to the
decision of the l. 5. Senate in 1923, thai the APP
monument of Mr. Walker IS illegal or onconsa-
iutiona The precedent to which @e refer Is tlie
case of the Hon. ia. Lannan, vino was arPoint-
ed by Gov. Molcou al Connecticut senator
from that State in 1875. the Legislature 81 Con-
nec,cut having At their pfeviads session i"l4d -
cleo, a Senator. Wins Ia 5 nate 6ons Pl1ed,
fafter the elcct.1aof President A9aas) Mltch !,
1875. Mr. Lanman claimed seal, which wa> ah-
iected TO BY Mr.. TazcWe AMI other Senator, as
unconstitutional. Tie subject Ms reieued 10 a
,cleci committee, who reported On the sth March.
As to the circumstances and preeclens, when after
discussion, aud Mr.. laaasan hi hen heard ~ a
speech of one hour validating h's fieh II sat,
the question vas tal,ta 81 a laaaan q! NJ. I'd
wards, OF Connecticut. TIA, NJ. L., bo admitted To
a seat in the senate, aaa deeiie3 II III neealn C.
ayes Is, noe> ,. Among tae npas Wefa Cen.
Jackson. uhaa in la Ssaale.l i .srs. Nap B1-
rem, Benton, Diahesson al y. l., iaou Of Tom"
and Macon u y T.. Via efiaioa, ~ presume
will moi b. disputed h. #tla. Jackson and Van b.
rem papers Of The present l1s.
s. J. Esa.iee ST..
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\ 1 rules held in the Clerks Office of the Crcu,t
superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for Red
lori County the ls day of June, ls:35-IIenry l.
n"ies' flantt against Peter Burroughs, James
burroughs IN ms own right, and as administrator of
Joseph burroughs deceased, Thomas Crews. and
FrosScr Powell in his own right and as administrator
OF Richard POWELL deceased Defendants.
Is CHANcEKY.
ihe defendant Peter Burroughs. not having en-
red ms appearance and given security according 10
l' act OF Assembly, and the rules of this court, and
lnl1abiant of this Commonwealth i il orIoro5 ,ha
he DO appear here on the first day of the next term
ana answer the bills Of the plaintiff and thai This or
Ief he inserted in some newspaper. published in
.Nn1'noufs' Tor two months successfully and posted
ON some court day.
A Copy-Teste,
July w. c'efh'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-02

The New York Times states that Mr. L.sinss-
ton denies having leii instructions with MI Barton
to quit pari, in ca,e the amendment Of the iodem-
nifty Bill, calling Ter explanation. is adopted By the
Chamber Of Peers The story always appeared
to us to be improbable and we are glad 10 perceive
this assurance Ct is want OF truth
fNatiena Gas.
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LENIsnnRa. NaA Inar %
II III, STORM

Monroe County was visited hy severe hail
storm on Friday night last. Ii commenced abon,
. +. NJ. and continued for tic space of a half or
three quarters of an hour In some places the
ground was entirely covered with the hail and
many OF the stones were three inches in circnu-
ferance. We have not vet heard Of much deyas.
tation produced by ii, except ON ere farm. ahoni
two miles and a halt south east oi Union. the ovn,,
of which assured us he had a field Of rye DESTROYED
We have no doubt, from the severity of the storm
and the size of the hail. that much injury has been
done, but to what extent we are not vet able 10
say. T4HeGhan;on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-02

Curious Icrdict.-Durng tie Spring Circuit.
in England this year, tEc Jury, who had doubts
of the prisoners guilt, came to 4 strange compro.
mise, and their foreman gravel answered the usl.
al question, by saying, Nj guilty, the ,rH learc
Met0wati
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-02

Wheat fran Caaada.-.rhr Rochester milIcrs
Lave, IN consequence oi tn huh price Of wheat
IN the western pm OF NV fera, lately made pur-
chase, III Canada. afee quantities If which are
now being imported at5 the United States at he
mouth q tie ,iefcsce I'VE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-02
THE SPRINGS.

Daily asccsssioas are made TO the company at
the different Springs in this region, and we are
happy to say that present appearances indicate =
greater influx Of visers to our mountains tl,an vo
have ever befor been iavoured with. The number
at the White Sa'phlr amounts to nearly two han.
dfed, an amount more thin double what it has ever
for BEEN at so caa. period Of the season. The
s't, Red n Pie aftr5 al como in for ber
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-02

L., 0R.--An abolition gentleman went into
Burke county, Georgia and haangucd tire ne
erees in favor Of immediate emancipation. An
overscer Ola plantation caught lin, tied Linn up to
tie spot, ave hin fly 1sles and lei him 60.
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BlC'O.N.

10000 lbs. Prime nrcon,
hhd' NewHa's syrup, new article in this market
ALSO
Sugar, Coffee and Tea,
ALSO
ahcy and staple Dry Goods--a of which the sub
SCiloer Will sell off al small advance upon cost ar
'"'S'S' Nj. NJ. KERR,
J,,,ao Bank Square.
~ iwit
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NOR IIO%1<s

y" the iiun5Hsies a. rallying arolsa ysn
buen. Van Bnenism IS the common sever for
al the Glti # the country. Agra. iani>m. Fam,
Nr'gIltism, Abolitioni>m, Amalgamationia1 all
melt their Distinguishing characteristic, in Van
BnrcniSm. We see by the Ohio State .Jo,rnal
that the Mormons have established apape, ~
which they raise the tri-colorcd flag, Mamon Van
Buren, \ Johnson-vellow,b blue and blak Tb.en
great hnnbugS. The New York maican i ,a
be the Grand Interpreter of the Morj pn BILL
rice Joe Smith, who will resign after je election
OF his old friend from New York
Joe IS from New York, which has NE bonor
OF giving birth to the three greatest hhbngs IF
the age--thc Specie Currency, the Bahbrn C,,,
Gus and the Mormon Bible. >0"'-
r. s. Tel roph.
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BALLOON ASdENsEON.
Asp VOYAGE FROM IYNCHBuRG, vi
JULY 9Th, 1895.

fE'IlE Subcribcr has az length the pleasure of IN.
nouncing to his friends III lynchhurg. aud the
public generally, that he has decided 10 make In,
contemplated Ascension ON the ensuing 9TH OF july.
nom the new Amph.thga!re, to be prepared Ion the
occasion, when he will be- in readiness to pay a yst
to the heavens, IN the large and splendid BALLOON
ygW@gH. It'd.
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-t,Av ~ ~. $500 - -
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CONVINCED Of the import nee ut Ffnadg apr ~
tn ., Acronautics to objects ot scientific resee
and Of It's especial facilities lur a more comr'stc e,
ploralion of " Atmospheric Electricity" the subscr.
Der has long mcdilatcd the institution of series Of
experiments for Tie purpose, and he low proposes
IN as uHpretchding manner as possible, to resume
tie Investigation originally proposed iii Nos. and
ON 1.-THE use Of Han00,-,' published in the "Nr
ginlan" some months ago to which the reader is re-
tcrtcd. Ia addition the liiqgaetic examinations of
cay u.sac and Thcaard will be repeated in the hca
ycn~, together with the customary baromctric and
thormumctric observations:
For the attainment of these objects, the subscriber
with no aims beyond some humble attachments IN
science and emo wishes beyond its range has rr.
solved, however unequal to the task he may be, 10
peril his hopes and his all, in the ertantes Of Ito
Hmm an unrled navigation and to cheer him in his
undertaking. he respectfully asks the presence on he
occasion, aud the patronage Of the enlg htcnel and
hbclal sons OF Virginia
Order Of iscenajon
At II O'Clock, signal will announce that The eate
of the Amuhheatre arc opened for the rcception nj
Visitor, "ncn the initiation of the Balloon will com.
mencc.
Dulng the interval occupied lv IT,. initiation. at
past clock, full explanation OF the entire pro-
cess OF manipulating for the hydrogen employed in
The ascension, and It's application, viii be .i,en
VI past 3-o'corh, a "Pionccr Balloon" will be
set oIi to ascertain the course OF the large Aerosta
anu, soon "lcl, Mn lobNK1 VIII take ms station
IN the Car and, after brief adieu to spectators the
Balloon will be unmootcd, and mount rapidly 10 the
regions above. During the ascent hare will be
dropped from the Car, with parachute, to conduct
II safely to the earth.
Excellent seats in reserve for Ladies' and GOOD
Music in attendance.
Tickets of Admission, FIFTY Cents
oihcers will preserve order on the occasion. and
Hie polite assistance and cooperation of scientific
gentlemen is pledged throughout.
SAMUEL HOBART.
June - ~ +
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CAsy. TOR z.y.!.,1 noua.

"iLLpay for all likely youg Negroes the high
L est cash prices. Al communication, addressed
70 me at this place, will be attended to-
Nav - O. -
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diateY the ely Of Ere was l,liscd--f ran 20 the
corner Of the street, and perceived IN a westerly
direction, NJ about hall miles distance black
umn moving onward, not very rapidly, which la3
something the appearance of smothcrcd IRE, aud
Wa nsls.oken for i. | saw what it was, and raI,
iiio the lease, and closed all tie windows hoiprr
II reached u. The whole atmosphere was filled
viii fragments Of timber. &c.--in a moment, tie
house opposite was unrootcd, rs if it had been CO.
sefed With paper. The house u which WAS. be
inc At the & q Of tie current escaped miliure1.
save thh rider from the root Of house about
hall mile distant thirty fee, long, struck the edge
ef The window, tearing away the brick work and
demolisaiog IA" Ssh, and passed into the wal Of
the room.
The track OF the tornado va, from northwest To
southeast, and from mu.ui" Investigation Of IL
effects, does not appear to haze been Of tho nlture
of Il whf,Wnj ordinarily 80 called violence A.
pears l. lave been produced, not hom a vhir,ine
motion, bal from two currents rushing towards each
oflef-ai TIM same time having an onward motion.
lnlhe centre Of thn track the lorccappcar IL have
been upward, with something Of a whiriiug move
mont The fact, which substantive this opinion,
afo these: In the town wherever a building has
ben moved. if ii at the edge Of the current.
is direction was nwarls. But these c(icc., arc
more strongly marked IN the woods, where the d.
feeioa Of almost every tree accord, with this state
ment--ai the extreme cd1c the trees are nearly a.
fie'it anees with the course, Slopng more as yoa
proceed towards the centre, where there is some
confusion, but the direction is almost invariably
with the current.
rrnilcmau Of orr acquaintance, who Lippen-
RI 10 be IN Ncw Brunswick during the tornado, re-
marked IL Us, that previous 10 is commencement,
The ,piere was unusually heavy, and resrira-
ton Ms with tn erc1cNop oppression. There was,
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Ga tn evening f 1he 22d al. as Samuel Whit
5emore, e.. President If the Greenwich Bank,
Nv orl, a.,s ullbins home to Lis residence with
laly, he suddenly stopped, aad said, & am un-
welI.' Ties wera tha LIST word. he sph h. IL
tlmost instantly e1pif !.
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