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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-07
Great Exhibition
of New and seasonable Dry Goods, at
]. LODW1CK & SONS,

Wholesale and RetaiI DedIe7s, NO. 90, TTOHt SE
FTNHEIR STOCK is LARGER THAN they
have before offered, comprising eve
nv varietyof Goods desirable and durable. No
House in this city, whatever their pfetentions,
can possibly buy lower or sell cheaper, from the
fact that they buy Exclusively for CASH, and dc
only cash business, Give them an early call
You will be politely shown through their
Stock and convinced that they do sell Cheaper
for CASH than the cheapest.
Remember the CASH STORE, No. &C, two
| doors west Of the franklin House, Front st. is
the place you are sure to get the worth Of your
money. sept.2S l65l
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Ross .NzIIE FyOsss,

A ND other iayorils brands, for sale at Nil
"A pfics.,by Gum. 40 s'R Ross
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ALMANAcs PoR 1asa.

E0 GROSS English, German and Comic
dozen or single by
Oct 3O--dw J. STEPHENSON& & ca. Y
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Money Moneyl Money!l!

NEW HAVEN (CT.) MONEY TAKEN
IN at par for GOODS and in payment Of ac-
counts, at VIM. ELDEN * CO'S
oct. 8, 81
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Silk Umbrellas.

0oMBs, Brushes, Fancy Dusting and
~ Hearth Brushes, Scrubblng and Shoe do,
ut Wholesale or Retail. 7, N. DAVEY.
May is. 1851.
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New Books.

DULTFS Domestic Homeopathic PhysiciGn,
N New Editions
Dealings with lhe InqdsitiOn by DR.. Achilli
Young Ladies Mentor,
g Companion;
Longfellow's Poems;
Dr. Qulncy's Writings;
Buldwin's Universal Pronouncing Gazetteer
''' J,sTEPHENsoN & 90.
Oct. 80, ,-d&w
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F'ILLINGUPAGAIN
CHEAPEST STORE.
| go z;E 80 -
Second stock of Fall & Winter Dry Goods at
R { ESIDE & co. S
North East Corner Of Market and Second streets,
POGESLOUYI, O. /
Now one and all at Reside call,
| New Goods they are receiving,
| Their goods are neat and prices cbesP
They'll sell without deceiViog.
OF numerous sorts and divers kinds 81.
| They're at their Store displaying,
Give them call and you will find
They strictly keep their saying.
| They have De Lains and Bombazine,
Also Alpaca Lustre,
Such silks aud satins nee were seen
/ As is their lot to muster.
Such vast amounts Of muslins too,
/ Which they sell by yard or bale,
OF bleached and brown, and every hue,
They offer now for sale.
Their cords of prints Of every sort
So cheap It's needless telling,
! They'll sell as low as can be sold,
To say that much they re willing.
Their linens, flannels, cloths and ticks,
Gloves, ribbons and suspenders,
And Bay State Shawls so fine and thick
They're right good cold defenders.
In fact, they have so many kinds
IT'S needles more to mention,
c Give them call and you will find
: Cheap sales is their intention.
= Remember this, then, one and all,
d For sure il is worth knowing,
a They sell their goods ut profits small,
pi And have no charge for showing.
II To our Patrons in Portsmouth and It's ricin
, ty Especially the Ladies', we tender our sir
! cere thanks, and hope by pursuing an undev
ating course. unalloyed integrity, and by usir
ls our best endeavors to please we may gain an
= merit continuance Of the patronage viii
y which we have heretofore been favored. W
take pleasure in announcing that we ha,
~ Just received the largest and cheapest assor
ie ment OF
= IL Gies Dr. eSS GOOD
~ ever before offered in this market. Also,
" large quantity Of muslins and other goods, th
!; were bought directly of the manufacture
= all exclusively for Cash. Profting by the
pc advantages we are enable to sell cheaper th
ne eper. AS we consider it superhuous to endea
ed or to expand the quantity by countless en-
ly merations Of the kind Of goods received,
is embellsh and give merit to the quality
n the same by mentioning long and undefr
IT. Bile names, we content ourselves by saying ii
N should you give us call before purchase
~ ~ elsewhere, you will be amply remunerated
~ your time and trouble.
nc Por tsmouth, Oct. "a, 1851.
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DLANES.--I have just opened very large
and complete assortment Of Planes, VIZ;
Smoothing Jack; Fore Planes and Jointers; fil'
lister, Rabbet, Hollows and Rounds, Beads
Ceiling, Pannel, Ploughs, Sash and Flooring
Planes.
Also, Thumb and Splitting Guages, nice
article. #. N. DAVEY.
june 10 tTribune q Clipper copy!
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Select Classical School.

TIVE subscriber intends 20 oFra school f.r
u Boys on the 18th Of July nexi. in AlaHanOs
county, IS miles wesi Of Hillsbrcnsh. and 20
miles north west Of Chapel Hill.
The drtign is TO have sehoolin which Boys
may be thoroughly prepared for colltss OF iOf
Business. IN situation remote from <esnliaiious
10 idleness or vice. The numt<r Of scholars ~iil
he limited TO lhiIis. who will boarl in families in
the iInnediste vicinity Of the Academy. two 10 q
room. He viii be assisted BY X. w. wilses.
A. Is.
TERxs:-ss5 per session in advance. for
Board. Tuition. Recon-. Bed and Bedding. Fuel
and Washing.
Circulars containing further infsfnshon. can
he obtained on application 10 Rev. A. wiisos.
ID. D.. q, iillshorcugh. n. c.. until Isi AZ June.
and after that at Burnt Shop. Aiamsnee county,
y. T..
ALEX. WILSON.
HilisSOrough, \. C.. April Q, 1884,. 7s-
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HillsborOugh Academy.

rINiiE acting Trustees Of this long established
- Seminary, take great pleasure in announc-
ing 10 the public that they have engaged the SCI.
vices Of Mr. BESJ.NIS II. IlrsKE. who will
hereafter conduct the Academy as Pincipsl.
Mr.. Huske is a native Of the State and grad
uaie O; our University. and has been engaged for
some time very successfully in teaching in the
town Of Fayetteville. His learning, 1ne temper,
aud christian character. give assurance that duty
10 children entrusted 10 his charge will be ably
and conscieniOusly performed.
The exercises of the next session viii CON.
mence on Monday The 2lst instant; and as the
course Of instruction is preparatory 10 the Uni
Scrsity, the sessions in future will correspond
with those of Chapel Hill
Terms Of Tuition. including contingencies,
2l:00. always in advance. No deduction made
unless in case Of piolracied illness.
By order Of the Board,
K. A. HEARTT, Secretary.
REFERESers.-The President and Faculty o.
the University oil Z.
CT. Haigh, esq,
Hon. Robert Strange, Fsyettsville.
Edward J. Hale. esq.)
July 5th, 1851. 9i-6s
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4 psrsHa IeNk the Liberty 10 qas'Ii'n
". numas fRihPf rlnsrly c0nerTaihg hi'
genealogical ltrp. You are a quadIUeR
v. Dame! p he hogan. = an. .ir. .
quietly rrPllrd NJ. ID ,nlas. Wi.' had sense
enough not 20 be Assumed Of shat be
could MOI conceal. .And Eonr father =
WAS . mHlailo." And sonr grand
faiierr "A Negro" hastily answered
ilie dramaiisi. whose patience vas waning
lssIi" And may I inquile what your
great grandfather was!!" IAN ape. sr!"
Numbered Dumas. with a fiercear,s that
made his imrrr,inrni interrogation shrink
inIo the smallest possible compass. "An
ape. sir; nv pedigree commences where
yours terminates -
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Y EMAINING in the Post Office a, HILLSIDE
~ rough, N. c.. on the LIST day Of July
1851, which ifnot taken out within three months
will be sent to the General Post Office as dead
letters.
C.-Enoch Collins 2, John A. Cole. Catha.
rine Cane, Mrs. G. NJ. Clark, Catharne, servant
of David Carr, Elizabeth Gates, Capt. w. Christ.
mas. Mathew Crowder, Charles S. Clark, Jas. II.
Christy, Ned Cain.
E.--Mrs. Tener Estes. A. S. Evans. Mrs. Eli.
zabeih Evans.
F.--Henry Freeman 2, Nancy w. Fauhing,
Elizabeth Fowler, Rey Forsl.it, Miss Rebecca M.
Fuller, Mrs. Mary Flinton Mrs. Nancy Frecland,
Caroline M. Fossett.
H.-Mrs Jensy Haynes, Nelson P. Hall, MI.
N. w. Hall.
I.-lIenry Irven.
L. Clemuel Jackson, May Jane Jones, Mar
tin jackson.
L.-Thomas Long. Ezekiel Laws, Little HI
yer s. Of t., John Leathers, VIM. Lackey or Eli
zabeth Lackey, John w. Lewis.
M.--Neil M'Kay, jr., Duncan Murray 2, DR..
VIM. H. Moore, Mrs. Mary a. Moore, Ruthy Mi
nor. Frederick Moize, Henry Moize. Miss {. a.
u. M.Lean.
Mann E. Neal, Dudley Nichols.
P.--Georgc Pratt, Martha Piper, Lisann Par
ten, James Porlerfield.
R--Alexr. Robson, Henry Robertson, Gilbert
Rhodes, Henry H. Ryder, Herley Rue, Albert
Roheson.
S.--Wm. Stanley, VIM. R. Scarlet, Martha
Sims, James Scarlet, COL H. J.. Sweeney 2,
Page Scarlet.
t. Henderson Table or Richard Maybe, Jo.
seph Tomson, VIM. Taylor, Solomon Thompson.
.. G. Turner Henry ]. Thompson.
V.--Hiram Vickers.
W.. d. Wilson. Ellen Woods. Freeman
Walker, Ezekiel Wilson, John G. Woods, E. ).
Watson, Martha B. Woods, Annis R. Williams.
Persons calling for any Of the above letters,
will please say they are advertised.
DENNIS HEARTH, P. M.
July /. 81
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Nothing POfgsiifn.--"li is q terrible
iiIonshi. says Looper. nj an hour like This.
To remember that n0Ilr;ng Gu be f.rg0l;en
! have somewhere read that hot an oath
Is uttered that does not continue To Vi.
bra'e lhEnugh all time. IA lhe widespread.
ing current Of sound-nol prayer lisped.
that lis record is MOI io hr found sIaInpr,!
on The laws Of gAlEre. by The IndelIlble
seal If The almighsy's Will"
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NOtiCe.-TaxeS.

WILL. attend at The following times and pla
ces TO collect the Taxes for The year 1850, sir
Mason Hall, on Friday the iih July.
Cedar Glove, on Saturday the 5ih.
Marlborough. on Monday the 9TH.
Hurdles. on Tuesday the sih.
Jos. Mixes. on "Wednesday the 9th.
Jones & Hesier's Store. on Thursday The 10Th.
Moize & Msngum's, on Friday the lith.
William I.ipscomb's. on Saturday the i2ih.
wilksson's, on Monday the l4ih.
Pratt's Store. on Tuesday the 18th.
Gunter's. on "Wednesday the 10Th.
William Tnce's. on Thursday tie 18th.
Chapel Hill. on Friday The 18Th.
Thomas Longs, on Saturday The 10Th.
Jesse Durham's, on Monday the 2lst.
VIM. Thompson's. on Tuesday the 2ed.
lIillsborough. Ito collect the Town Taxi on
Wednesday the c3d.
CT The Magistrates appointed 10 take the Tax
Lists for 1851, will attend ia their respective
Districts al the times and places above mention
ed. Punctusty will he expected Of all.
JAMES q. TuRRENTINE, Sker;f.
June Ia. IS
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,.uam 10 advances $40 i pal durits he
,,.f, sni IS u pail HasE Ne sIFIsllOn sflAs
,ssr. TIE weekly Observes Nill b ssnfiupsl
!, he sane Pties IS hsfsiot9rs.
Ia usli ssiablishei rsPusa.iaa q lhs sai,os
r ne 0Assrss. Eisss esuy uassnhes Ia, he
.,ni.srskly psper rill - sbly eooaaarl May
-, rscsiss an Increase q rsfranags fally pro
,..,,iausd 90 me inerrsss q l.Aor .naesp<ass
rh;.h ihry muEt inrur.
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rNHE undersigned Commissioners will receive
4 sealed Proposals.. until Saturday. the 9Th day
Of Angus. next, for building Jail in the Town
Of Lonisburg, N. c.. twcnty-iour by forly-iour
feet. two stories high: The lower story to be Of
brick or rock. and the upper To be of hlck.
The plan and specifications are filed in the Of.
fec Of the Clerk Of the County Court, for exam.
inalion by those who may wish to enter bids Tor
the contract. Bids will be entertained for the
rock and brick work, separately or together.
DANIEL S. HILL,
A. III. DAVIS,
N. ID. MASSENBURG.
PHIL. HAWKINS,
A. c. PERRY,
Commissioners.
Louisburg, June 2sth, 1851. 9l-4w
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tins. may 10 PFnisririI-slsa Tho sci ah.l
yrlarny OfIhr raHsni, with the probable
inhnFnes u eKsIls uPaR The nsFs.
Professor Bsche has hireriF4 fiIl he
work shall be accomplished IN time. In
further the views Of the Merhanls al
Wilmington IN their aaIicipaied efInri %
Obtain N appropriation irnm the General
Government. fnr The improvement Of The
entering channels nf our Riser.
WILMINGTON csnn1rriaL
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The Ring Of Saturn. Prof. Peirce'

The Ring Of Saturn. Prof. PIERCE.
Of Harvard. made a very interesting argu-
menl Tuesday morning. in proof of the
startling suggestion Of Prof. Bond, that
the rings Of Saturn are not solid. bur fluid,
with abou, The density Of water! LA
Place had declared them solid. and no as
tronomer had presumed to question the
fact until Mr.. Bond commenced his mt
mute observations. Mr.. PIERCE has arrIv-
ed al the same conclusions by analytical ~
vesligalion. lie also says that the rings
are neither one nor Two, but one in many
sometimes and in some sections one, .,
other times many-fowing now IN sin
ole stream, and then in many streams
The Association were greatly interested
aud surprised by this Argument.
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Attention.!

To The Commissioned non Commissioned OH.
GERS and Musicians belonging to the Back
Greek battalion Of Volunteers.
VOU are hereby commanded to attend at Ma
i son Hall, on Friday the 18th instant, at 10
o'clock, armed and equipped for drill muster and
court martial; also on Saturday the 10th, at 10
O'clock you will attend with your respective COM
panes, armed and equipped as tho law directs,
for battalion exercise.
BY order Of the Major.
GEO. w. TATE, Adjutant.
July 81, 1851. 81
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MIR. sTIiART's REMARKS IN RICH
MOND,


FELLow-cITIzENs 81 feel as II 1t
were somewhat unkind in my dlstln,
guished friend, to present me thus un-
expectedly before you. | came here,
not to participate in the enthusiastic
ceremonial which we are now wltnes,
sing, but to be silent spectator ana
instructed auditor. You must excuse
me, fellow citizens, from making, a
speech on this occasion. All that de,
sire to say, is, that | am happy to stand
again in the metropolis OF the Old DO
mlnion. am happy to have come
here through the glorious channel which
leads to the Atlantic, and with the flagS 9
the Union waving over my head. an
happy to have come here associated
with the two gentlemen, who. though
they do not profess to be northern mer
with southern principles. can assure
YOU, from personal knowledge of thei
character, are national men with Anne
rican principles. Tremendous ap
rlause.j Men who know the oblisa
tons belonging to the high position
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Buffalo Springs.

a DDITIONAI. Cabin Room has been added
"A since the last season, which will enalle the
proprietor 10 accommodate, comfortably, at least
four hundred visitors. He has more house room
than any Springs in Virginia, except the White
Sulphur.
The Messrs. Moro, who have the mail contract
from Ridgeway to Halifax Courthouse. Va. will
run on that route, afieI the first day Of July. first
rate new four horse coaches, which viii pass by
the Springs daily.
DAVID SHELTON, Proprietor.
June Q. SS-tJulyI5
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The calnred people 81 Indiana have cali
ed Stale c0nyrnlion. Ia be held in In
dIsnapolis on The firsI II augnsI. ." take
into consideration some scheme 81 gene
raj emigration 10 Liberia or sOme other
country.
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The legislature 81 conneriicnI was es-
period 10 hri,,g is business 10 close anI
adjourn sine die yesterday. u has re-
passed III the Bank hills vetoed by CIV.
ernnr Seymour. By which The bank caPi-
al Il lie STATE is Increased some $4,000.
00a.
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U. S. Coast Survey. The U. $. Sur

viewing Schooner Gelatin, Lieut.. Com
mapding ]. N. Matfiu. u. S. N. arrived
al Smi,hville on the 22nd instant. This
vessel has been ordered here BY Professor
A. d. lBache, Superintendent Of the
Coast, Survey, on the application OF the
Merchants oil WiImmg,on for q survey Of
the MAN Bar and New Inlet. that Tie &C.
,ual csffIlelon Of Tue channels, az fh's
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Persecution in Maiagascar.-Ma


agasrar Is an island IN the Indian Ocean,
about eight hundred miles lang. AMI con-
lains R'pulaIion oi fran 2.0o0. 900 To {.
0OO. 600 inhabitants.
- N ssicnaries have been among these
people and Pseached the l;ospel with sue
cess. Several wears since they were via
lenlly prosecuted. Christians. missions
aries. AMI al foreigners are excluded fran
the Island. The London Missionary Sol
cieiy. IN their late annual rep".i, makes
the ioliswIng statement:
"The last intelligence. which bear. the
mark Of authenticity. is most deeply az
feeling. From causes unexplained. hui
probably from the increase 0f their num-
bers. 4 new persecution against the Chris
iains during the last summer ragged with
great ,inlrnce. Abnui twelve hundred
were summoned To the capital. "a answer
for the offence oil worshipping the only
true God and helleying OH his Son. Three
of the most distinguished for rank aud de-
yuiedness we're sentenced TO be burned IL
death; AID their lingering fortunes mus
have been awlully aggravated. as three
times. while their bodies were c"nsum'
ing. torrents Of rain fell and exiiuguislet
The fires. The others were precIpilalet
from rocky eminpnce near the city. AM
dashed to pieces. What would have beer
The doom Of tie multitude cannot be defer
mined. had not the Prince OF Madagascar
a, The risk Of his personal safety. now in
lerposej, as The protector aud patron q
the Christians. and boldly wlihs,ond tn
authority Of their cruel adversary. III
Prime Minister ofhis Royal mother"
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which thsy essapy. men Who respect
The sanetity Of he Ua,hs which they
have takFhi men, also, who are PFeraF'
ed 70 throw aside al sectional feeling
If any such they ever had-and who.
looking with IN ere fixed upon the good
Of the country. the integrity Of the con-
stitntion. and the perpetuity Ofthe Tn
ion. uill 20 on in the course which they
have hitherto pursued.
!" EelloW-ciiizens. permit me as one
OF you. to say, am happy TO congra-
tnlate you upon the pOspeet Of q return
Of fraternal feeling. congratulate ron
that old Virginia has spoken with pO-
tential voice; and | can assure YOU, that
when the resolutions came up from this
Capitol to the National Metropolis.
they were hailed with feeling Of en-
thusiasm and delight. little short ofthat
day which was experienced BY our an
eesstors. when the news came that in
dependence had been declared.
FelloW-citizens. il infused a feelingof
security into every heart-it strength
ened the arm Of the administration.
and il has palsied the power sf those
vhowere seeking with traitorous hearts
and hands 10 sunder the cords which
bognd US together. Fellow citizens,
speak strong language. but | speak il
IN all sincerity and truth; and | have
acted upon il officialIy-that no man
who is an abolitiOnist or a disupionist
can be patriot. Applause. Within
the broad sphere Of the office which !
hold. and which numbers amongst lis
dependents probably some 500 public
officers, am happy TO inform YOU that
TO the best Of my knowledge and belief,
! have not left an abolitionist or dis.
unionist in Office. Prolonged cheer
ing. have not looked whether a mar
was whig or democIat--when he Wa,
honest. capable and faithful, | have re-
tanned him without reference to his po
litical principles. Rut hold that NJ
man who seeks Ia overthrow tie con
stitution. either directly or indirectly
can eonscientiously take an oath to sup
port it, aud have refused to retain an,
man in public service who was infect
ed even, with those principles. Gap
plause.l
fellow-ci;izens, permit me TO re
turn to YOU nv cordial thanks for III,
kind and enthusiastic welcome whicl
YOU have extended to my superior il
Office and my personal friend. and per
nit me to bid YOU most respectful
adieu.
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.9nicricaM Independence.
Supply Yourselves for lhe coming llh Of Iuly.

Now LANDING. the following articles Sc
~ lected with great care in view Of the COM
ing Anniversary. which added to my previous
stock presents the most complete and extensive
assortment, ever offered for sale in this City.
75hoxes Oranges, Figs, 200 drums, whole,
rs do. Lemons. $50 do. halt,
Prunes. 75 do. qfter.
900 Fancy Boxes, Almonds. 500 lbs. Narseilles
$50 Glass Jars. Do. 500 Denie,
Raisins, Do. 500 /" Irica.
100 boxes, Bunch. Do. 500 I" Shelled.
500 q'rier. " Walnuts, 400 /" Grenoblo
so Layer. 500 Sicily.
Nuts, Dates, 700 Arabian.
500 Coca Nuts. 1000 lbs. Palm Nuts.
500 lbs. Filberts.
Besides Cegars of all brands. Lemon Syrup. Cor
DIAL Pickles. Preserves. French Confectionery,
&c. &c. all Of which offer on the most reason.
able ierms and warrant them of the most supe-
rior quality.
SAM'L. III. MARKS,
Wholesale Confecioncr.
Petersburg, Va, June 9TH, 1851. ss--3w
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Oxford Female College.

T,HE 6si session Of this Instiiztisn will cem-
- menee on Msnasy the 2lst Of July rnsu-
ing.
Il is very 5eirah,e chat pupils who expect 10
enter the College. shosld be present At the open.
ing Of the session.
By order Of The Executive Committee.
orfosd, Iune ed. 1851. Cow
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Lishtning.-0n Monday evening last,
this cry was visited by thunder Storm,
accompanied by considerable rain and
wind. and il The vrriniiy there was hail.
The lightning struck at The Deaf aud Dumb
Asylum: passing down The waller pipe Of
the Southern wing OF the ediiice, il pene'
lraled through The brick wall two OF three
Ieet above the ground. making . hole III
its passage not more than the 4ill of All
inch in diameter. shaIieIing the brick bul
liuIe 81 ihe entrance, and struck in the
flour Of the kitchen. in The basement,
tearing up lie brick, and knocking down
The cook IA woman belonging 10 Maj.
Wm. +. CnIlins) who stood at table
near The spot where its force was expen-
ted. and breaking the slime jars on The Ia
Bile. Water was Immediately dashed up
on the woman, when she revived and
spoke. complaining Of much pain in her
legs, and appearing 10 he partially depriy-
ed Of her reason. A physician was call
ed in, and under treatment il is hoped she
will recover, ihorugh her delicate situation
makes il an extremely critical case. We
understand there were children in the
room, who escaped uniujnred.
The Franklin rod attached TO the CEN
ire building, in This instance, proved To be
Intellectual. Raj Star.