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-E LAWRENCE 5. MAKYt

s~~-A ATTORNEY Al D.. =
Practices IN tbs Coarts of the City ~ R.cnnta.
and the Counties OF Henrioo. Hanove' anf Co..
Inc.
He also Notary "a bio ana Comm issiorr at
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. ChAsTA.s VIZ 81,
and himself being dissolved his ofhor 10 nov g..
18th street. Just below ooddn's Hall f-B
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a. Ricinio--A com mpantonfor every ind,,s
tolfet, being rhe onls artCie IN use wntcn can be
Jeied up pom ior ksepIns the halr smooth ard IN It's
place ltHparluE Il Iustre pTevsn Ins II from fail
lnk out and spirtln ng, and becoming baTsh and dry
irum the use OF water or other causes, being PIE
pare1 of ne uii, from winch al. gummy matter
s extracted. 1t does not Leave the naIr sticky hut
h"it and glossy, aud prevents 1t from breaking
waeG braided OF curied, and is designed for d de
Ufntlul and o esant hair sslns.
For sale Dy w. PETERSON X co, Drug lists,
Main st., and by the proprietor, +. "A. HUDRUT.
cOTAer HroAd and 25th sts. Sc MINI
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Tsx WORLD CITIES are ATTY. seve n
cities in tue world which eonta,a from i,u,ss
20 2V10U0 tnhabiiAnts, tweniy-thres from 2sss.
700 70 oVt,0oo, ana twelve which seatAia ase.s
apQunp
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nsAhA.feks%rhs fefssy us,y t,sssasu
sss..h e hs;ssss s.ess s.ssA.sn ssss fs.s Va
sheeif ~ flsesh sneA ali SCslttsus wksiv
this slsesss sStst.a
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The Night School of the Mechanics Institute
Will open ON the first Monday in October, and
rs corps Of competent teachers have been en-.
gagged, it is very desirable mat all appreu tIces
anu Others, who wish 10 avail themselves Of
the advantages thus offered for mental iu-
struction, should enter pupils on the first
Aisht, SO as TO be properly classified BOYS
mo attended the school las ear, can call at
the han OF ne Institute to- day, and by pay
lug 81 renew their certificates of mem bershir
and have the privilege OF attending the >chooi
ana the exhibition free of charge. Those who
We're not members last year, can become SO by
paying 81 81, and thus entitle themselves 10 all
the privileges OF the institute. The great ri IN
and end OF the Institute is to educate the
"orklng classes, and for this reason nieht
echOuis have been established. Every good
citlZen should feel an interest in their success,
aud manifest it by becoming member.
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N ATTORNEY AT Law,
Will practice in the Courts Of the city of Rich
mond and county of Henrico Strict at tent,on
will lie given TO all business entrusted 10 him
Once, for the present, with his father. WilisU
Green. southwest corner Main and 7th strseu
je N-6m
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AN OLD CoBwRB SWEPT OFF-The Rev. ]
G. Ganlooly, the Rrahmin convert during
lecture at Belfast, Ireland, on the 9TH ult
gave correct Idea of the car of ,Juggernaut,
Having sketched an outline OF the his
tory OF TINS great Hlndoo deity he went
on to say that, instead of Jugesrnaut
being, as had been represented by travel
ers, a cruel and despotic god, that reyelled
in the destruction OF poor people, and eioried
in their being crushed TO atoms beneath tbe
wheels of hi. car, he was the most mereifui
and peaceful of all the Hindoo deities 1t was
an entirely mistaken idea Of the missionaries
TO say otherwise. Juggernaut meant the Lord
of The Universe ard there would be nothing
wrong IN a Christian addressing his Heavenly
Father in prayer, "Oh, thou Juggernaut."
The car was either large or small, according to
the wealth of the worshippers. In the lectur-
er's village there were four cars-one perhaps
fifty feet high, thirteen feet or fourteen feet at
the base, and beautifully decorated with
great image of the dei'y seated on throne.
The car was drawn twice in the year-at the
end OF June and the beginning OF July. Acct
dents might occur with the car OF Juggernant,
Just as accidents happen in this country from
railway ana other carriages but to say thatit
was part OF the worship of Juggeruaut 10 cast
Yourself under the wheels Of the car, was
"mistake" The car which existed ia the place
be Mr. Gangooly) came from never killed
either man or woman, aud IL was go old that T.
new Que had lately 10 be made. lie had, In deed,
secn four stout men crushed TO atoms In o
minute under the osr Of the god bat la eysry
ysligton there were 80 hcss Of In r. ton W no
shoukht thst by terturisH their bodies they "a
cured admtssion " heaven, JuFRsrpauy Dc.
msnasd no humsa sasrihtei he was ths pran.
ssin sad efisvrl Of Hssss and mercy,
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go HENRY HUDNALL,

~A ATTORNEY AT Law
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Praouoes ali tho Courts hold N the citv 9t acU
nond.
M Also, practices regularly In the Gent, AT
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
As Notary, will take Deposltiyns t..d A-all-,
edsLlents, Administer and Certify Osths, al r-r
form whatever other duties pertain 10 'rs .sr.s
Notary.
Office at the corner of Bank and ilth stfse,s. Jst
Glow the Custom Hnuse 3 Il,
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Hon. lEm. Smith, Ex-Governor of Virginia,
Wlii address The BreckInridge wing OF The
Democracy, at Metropolitan Hail. to- night
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The Bs9 and Ersrett party hold meeting < at
their Club House to-night. Several speakers
are exp pected to attend.
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STRANGE WILL-The Italian journals state
that wealthy person OF Florence, just de-
ceased, has left a singular will. II declares
that the greater part of his fortune shall gs 10
all Tuscany, and that the persons entrusted
with the duty of selecting him shall be them.
selves twelve humpbacks. To recon pense the
latter for their trouble he directs that, in ad-
dition TO travelling expenses, each shall be
presented with a gold medal bearing the effigy
Of Esop. their protOtyne.
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DX. L.. >. McaRuDck, Of heur3
>+~j-A co. having taken an otfice oh ; z14..r
street, FIRST house above metropolitan HsN -.-
ders his professional services 10 the pubic
~ 3O-6m
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III White suipnar Water
From THE
WHITE HIJIPHIJR EpRINGH

r,.,,, UreenDTlCT Co., Va.
,BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS
ne Company have faade great Improvemen ts in
gpttIIng, and the transported water is now AZ per
ieGt ia when taken from It's source Address all
orders 10 PURCELL, LAOD g. CO,
General Agents for the U. States,
kfn iohm VI
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LOCUST PLAGUE. before the end OF
July such au immense swarm of locusts fell
into the town OF Odessa that it was necessary
To play fire engines upon The bouieyards aud
vown gardens to drive away The un welcome n
truders. No conception can be formed of the
extent 10 which they occupy The tia land and
IL is stated that 2O,UUO men are engaged in de-
struy ing them. The insects extended in their
course 10 a length of sixty vers Is and bread tn
of twenty versts, and are IN advanced q
condition that they are furn shed with wings
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LETTER FROM THE PoPE.-The Reman Cath
olic Archbishop of Baltimore, with the Bishops
81 the province of Baltimore, including Bishop
Magill of Richmond, in July last addressed ii
letter to the Pope, pathlzing with him in
his struggle against the "Dersecution" then be-
Ing waged against him. The following reply
from His Holiness has been received:
Etnrra6!c Brethren. Health and 4pOSt0!ic Bless
ing-Iu our extreme distress We have expert
euced the greatest comfort and joy in readin <
your letter addressed 10 on the tIlh OF the
last month. For in IL is every where appar.
ent, venerable brethren, your distinguished
faitn, affection, love, and devotion, To US and
this CHAIR of Peter; and every where is mani
fes ted your Intense sorrow, pain and indigna-
ton in regard to the wicked and sacriieglous
attempts and implous Vaccinations OF those
men, who, being hostile aud opposed to the
Catholic Church, aud 10 tins Apos toiic See es-
pecisliy, and being enemies to ali Justice do
not hesitate to inVade, nsurp, overthrow our
civil prIncipality, which Is attached to the
same See, and is the patTimouy of Blessed
Peter, aud TO trampe under foot all laws Di-
vine as well as human.
Your excellent sentiments, worthy of all
praise, have greatly delighted us, although they
were not new or uneI pected, since We well
know, venerable brethren, the extraordinary
afcctl0u and zeal which you cherish tor us and
this Holy See. Cease not, in con juucIion with
your clergy and faithful people, TO pour out
most fervent prayers TO the God OF mercies
and turn away from His Holy Church so
many and SO great calamities, aud grant it
new and more splendid trIumphs from day TO
day, from the rising To the setting OF the sun,
aud that he may assist US and comfort in
all our trlbuiatIon, and that He may vouch-
cafe 10 bring back all the enemies of the Church
and of lAis Apostolic See 10 the paths OF truth
justice and salvation. And since you know
the dIrefui war Waged against our divine re-
ngion In these sad times, We doubt not that
relying on Divine aid, in conformity with
your distinguished piety and episcopal zeal
you will omit nothing for the fearless defence
Of religion, with increased vigilance aud ear
nestness, and that you Will prudently and
wisely provide for the safety of your flock
and expose Ihe sOphisms, refute the errors and
repel the attacks of The enemy. Finally, as
pledge OF all heavenly gift>, and token Of the
special affection where nth we embrace you in
the LORD we affectlonately impart from our
heart the Apostolic Blessing to yourselves,
venerable BRETHREN and 10 all the clergy and
laity entrusted to your care
GlVen at Rome, al st. Peters, on the 10Th
August, IN the year 1860, in the fifteenth wear
oi our fontInca,e. Plus Z. =. TX.
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SAMUEL T. B.YLY. ] CHAsrAiN VAIN
@ ArT0RNEYs AT LA~
Practice in all the Courts held the city OF Rieh
moad, the countie. of anover, HesTioo. Carune
'ioochan and Chesterfield.
AMUEL I. bAYLY, CoAMIss
DEEDS for all the states and Territories Ofto~
corner of 18th and Franklin streets near the sta
Court ouse. Jy6 T.
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las. r. cRRNSHAw. BR.wKLLYoRp,
CRENSHAW & wELLFORD
e-EA ATTORNEYS AT LAW. RIcHMoNp,
VA, PRACTICE IN the s9pe rer nd nfsrinr Courts Of
the citypt Richmond and the adjacen mt counties,
and in the Federal Courts held In the cities ot
Richmond aud Norfolk.
a. They Will hereafter attend regularly the c L.
cult ana Count Courts Oi Hanover au2 j."
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SHOCKING CALAMfTY.-A shocking calamity
occurred on Friday afternooon last Oh the
iarm OF John Drailie, i'll the town OF Bloom
ingoaie, Du Page county 1t appears that
Mrs Drallie went to put up some ,Dars in the
renee, ana driv, the cattle out OF the field
leaving several children about the house-tw },
asen lour ana SIX years. Were in the grain
u use, playing. When the mother returned
the sheds and grain house were on fire. ana
every means 10 rescue the uufortuna'e ones
from destruction cut off. The children were
burned 10 cl"ders. The little that remained
OF them was found in the cSruer farthest from
he door. All the hay, and some stock, to
geiher with three hundred bushels OF Wheat
and The out-buildings, are all DESTROYED The
VINO was nara from the south, or else the
dwelling house would have been burned also
The father of the children was in Chicago
with load of grain, and is ignorant OF the
loss or his children. The cause OF the fire is
unknown, and will not probably Be found OUT
-urmise is At fault.-Chicdgo Press and Tn
bEHe.
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So l. dim

NOTICE-TO OWN OF REAL tsFhIs
~ IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICU e .es.
estate 10 the couuts of henrico. on whei tn.
TAXES have not neen paid, and re- urned ae ss
quent, since the ear 's6s. will he solo for \
on the hrst day of October County Court brsr
House OF Hsnrico 0 unty. 4 list oi the and q
he seen at the Court mouse of Hsnrico, and ;ne
amount due on the iagd can be paid by cslhLK OIs
the Clerk, Mf w. FoLKgs, in my absence.
au H-id JN0. A. HUTCHESON : n ="
NEW PATENT SOUTH PL,,N
- would inform the pubic that m, new sou .
ERN PLoW succeeds the hands # pea - p
eve one who tries IL; and further evldr ncs 81.
It's superiority over all others. 1 have rsee w
from the Co8sRtsSteasr Of Patsats, at Washtsx
ton, patent ria ht ON the same. Thu IL ia bscAs
W the best prsetcal test farms. and the hi
scientific meehantc cal test in the Patent Ofboe
FLOWS of every sixe, ktxhs anu L.Jt hand
Wrought and Cas! Al lars alwa,s on hand sud
warranted to xlve sstistsei.on OF to 30 rUtarned.
r H STAKE, No. 81 VAIN ST,
Three doors above 81. Cherries H tel
An 20-lm Richmond Va
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Mayors Court.-A number of prisoners an
peared before The Mayor yesterday, to answer
for misdemea nors of various kinds-Edward
ID. NuDally, for Threatening violence to Eliza
beth Adams, was required 10 give security for
MS good benavior.-SoIomon, slave to John
Pearce for being on board the canal boat Ned
Ming" and having no pass, was continued
until to-day, to show that he was not going at
large civilians, who says he Is free, but Is
supposed to be runaway, was found on board
the canal-boat "Ned King" and committed
until Monday for further examination
Nelly, slave 10 p. Toppin, charged with being
lnsoient TO Mrs. Toppin, was discharged -
Cronan Kelly, for being drunk and disorder.
ly In the street, was reprimauded and DIS
charged. ed.-Laurence Spaine and Patrick Lar
kin, for fighting in an alley, was discharged
mary Swan. for remaining in the city imprcp.
eriy, was discharged.-Siias Maxfeid, Tor
beating John MaxfeId, and Bob Looney, for
giving false evidencr, were both ordered TO
be punished d the pu bic whipping post
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y.s.:s PARKE POINDEAThn Ais,i.
NNS3 NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, W.
practice In the oity OF Richmond and IN tn ar.t
hes of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amel.
"A. .Ofhc' in Lisle's BUILDING. a"rne- IT aa d 3 {
tith strAa' =
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C,OR SALE
$4,000 VIRGINIA Ags.
ID shares BANKOF VA. STOCK
LOO shares BANK OF THE COMMON LfE
STOCK.
% shares VA. FIRE AND MARINk sroCK
0shsGss RlchMoND FIRE ASsociAFtoN
ss.oo 81 Mortxaxs VA. AND TENN
BONDS.
ivN-t w PUsCEILR ,'o
lOSiEkY. HOAikRS :-Jas' isn@es
,aes Hsg Ss. UTs sd,s: d..HS;osi2fsSs HOSE =. sa.,
l,0W Mlsses' all stsea -
Leo dos 0snts' COTTON HALL Hos .essc..
Also, Loo dos. l.. O. HDkFs,. gil srsass
All OF which We a1eF 20 the trade ~ sfasii As
v~A'' UPON '6INyfER. ALVEY 4 ARkNrs
a,A-ts imeortnvs and 1obhera. Nam
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PIPING AND LEE I.SC.-
NJ Mrs WOOLHOUSf over Sam. F1r.
lands Gun Store, 132 Nam street, kichmoat g.1
wait on all those requiring her services
I" Constantly receiving, per steam 10 t-s<N
LErCHES.
"a All orders for LEECHES carefully psoaa4
and sent by Express to all pa ts of the st4i-
N. B.-A new style of LAD s. BANpaGt,S
that are much liked, made to order.
au 20-3m
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sPECIAL NOTICES
v q
Autumn Sales.
SUPERB ENT.

WAT Il ! y - * T'1CK X |, l. y,
wBOl ESALg AND RsTAfL nEAIFRs
FOREIGN AND DOM ESTIC DRY GOODS
l0 NAN STRKKT, RICHMOND.
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E~S sHWkOE HILL O GEN.

q. w. II. TYLER,
OGcs on Marsha!l, b.ftcsen Stxth and See
Continues to RENT Our HOUSES, HIREOj-T
NEGROES. SILL REAL ESTATE. s. IL NJ
GkUES. and act as GENERAL AGENT. ftu
slowed upon him for three years past. se3 81.
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Strange Case.-Yes terday morning oflc.r
SEA. of this city, received ielegraphic dispatch
from GoTdOnsyiile, in forming him that white
man whose name WAS unknown, had taken
the Central carsat Trevilian's Depot for Rich.
mond, and that he had with him negro feI.
low who he claimed as his slave, but who was
believed to be runaway. In the afternoon
officer Sssi met and got on board the train a
short distance from the city and seeing the
parties described in the dispatch, demanded to
know who they were, at the same time charg-
ing the fellow that had claimed The negro as
being person Of color. This fellow gave his
name as JOHN M. RoB.RTs aud declared tbs
negro, who called himself SOLOMON DAVIS 10
be free, asserting that he had not wned him.
but ihat both of them came from the ueis h bor
mood OF Lynehburg, where they wer. we'll
kL own. The fact that Roberts paid the fair 81
Davis on the railroad, and claimed ham as hi,
slave, with the additional fact that Davis had
no free papers, induced him 10 lock them hpIh
up until their status could be a<certained
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,ROUN0 PLAsr.n FOR S,LF

ftKUUNo PLASrEh FOR SALE
~ the undersigned, have entersd into ac' 3D..
nershp, this day. for the manufacture aud s,-..
kicbmnnd tIround p ASTrh, ana have tsh
the mil on the south .lde OF the bock f. '.a
used by Messrs J n. +. Shafp. Vur e.f %
SHARP Will pay psIpcu ar attentiOn {" tss E'.s
ing OF the Platter, and no pains vail Gs ,4-es
.aske it equally as sood a. any manufsst. Il,
this state.
Mr.. SHARP has been eng az cd IN this b,.at % ss-
several ears, and understands It tho oulr ~.
orders left With Messrs Edmond. Dsy.Ly. p
Co, MessIs J L. Butler h Co. or ~ tbe II
be carried on uuder the name a Il ,tg.. -
LAMBERT & co. d. LAMB g.
W. IL. s.vi
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TIE SINGER SEWING NAInIN,N

The marked and ever extended popu arit, of
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES, b. tn ama
superiority over ali others in The market. sewIHg
Machines, so called, may be b.us ht, IL s ue Tor
,maIler GmOant of liars, but 1t Is mistaken
economy TO invest any thinr in a worthless or un-
reliable article. and those who will do must
abide the consequences
sINGEk's NEW FAMILY MACHINES.
In order 10 place the eery best Family Mathiasy
in the 1corId within the reach of all We hays
chimes, beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
TIE MACHINES,
Both of very general application and capacity,
and popular buth in the family aud the manu- ac-
tory. Puces reduced respectively from 9 lI and
siNGEk'S No STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
, For carriage- makers ana heavy leather work.
Pnee. complete, . i3
ticle, unequaed for MANUFACTURING purposes,
nolseless, ra pId, ard capable of aDy md OF work
Price, including IRON stand and drawers. $liu.
cheaper At tnat. in view of It's value than the ma
ch mes of any other maker as gIft.
All OF Singers Machines II 20 the inter loc ked
stitch with two threads, wbIcA IS the best stitch
known. Every person desiring to procure ia /
Yd reliable Information about Sewing Machines
best ethOd oil PurchafIns, can obtain 1t by send
ing for copy OF :. NJ Singer l. C,'.'s Gazette
which 10 beautiful pictorial psper, entirely de
NEEDLES, THREAD, COrrUNS SfI X, ard
ali necessary articles used with Sewing NJ sehpe,
kept constantly on hand foI sale. Also, prac
cal machinIst who Is ever ready to attend on r-E
Messrs. SINGER co.'s Office being enrdOg.-
ed on the most thorough business prlnoip,sa ~ HH
entirely new set of hands We feel conhdsE' .t
Going our share vi the BUSINESS as We have e.. TO
done heret lore. SINGEkH Gu.
40 Main tIest, RtcbU.fE
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b. b. M NOR. WV J. CLoProS
M ATTORNEYS AT Law,
No. Law Building, Franklin street Richmond,

&A ATIOhNkIS Al LAW,
mo. Law Building, franklin street Richmond,
Virginia.
win attend to all business con nects with the
legal Profession
Having determined tn remove tn the University
me in the Practice of Law ia this CITY, Mr. w "a
J, CLOfTUN, son of the late Judge Gle pton. Mr..
Copton will not only hnsh al, buslness he stofore
unde rtaxen by me, but will conduct all new that
"ay re conhded to US. BEING fully convinced Of
MS abilt' and htness IN evS respect, cordially
ana unreseIveoly recommend him to all my clients
ana itie ends AID 20 the public generally. can b
iound At our office until about the 2U.h of >eptsm
ber next. Il b. "A mo :,
Richmond, August 9th. 1850 auN-In
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A BRUTAL EXHIBITION VIM Godfrey
Youngman, who murdered his mo ther. sweet
heart and two brothers, at Walworth, Eng.
land, was executed on the morning of the "a
inst. on the top of Horsemoneer Lane Jail.
London 1t is computed that twenty thousand
persons-many of whom had taken up their
position as early as eight oclGck on the pre-
slous night-wItnessed the awful spectacie-
All the windows of the houses opposite 10 the
Jail were GRO oWded with "res pectable" visitors.
who had paid sums varying from five shiI-
mugs 10 sovereign for the accommoda ton at
iolueo 10 thcn. The mob howlei ruared aud
sang, ana in lhis way entertained Themselves
uhit the murderer appeared on the scaffoid
La me earlier part OF the night a mum Der of
reIigIous enthusiasts moved about the crowd.
eXcIalInlng In loud voices" The Judgment /,
At maid The judgment is at hand! Prepare
To meet thy God!' Many of them also car
riea poles with placard., on which the latter
part Oh me sentence was printe iii large let
t@rs. Aoungman died protesting his inno-
cence.
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TERRIBLE ToRsApo-Tb, Al, F.y of +,

TERRIBLE ToRsADo-Ths Air FpH of FIR,
Rais.-The town of Freusburg. in Chautau-
qua county, N. Y, was visited by a yeritable
tornado OH the 9TH inst. The Buffalo Express
says singular singing noise preceded the hur
ricane those ont of doors com Dared ,ts ad-
vance TO the fierce driving of many lumber
wagons. The lights in many houses were all
at once extinguished, without any visible
cause. Several houses were unreofed Others
were moved frem their foundations and
Others still were thrown down and demolished
Trees We're torn up by the roots and blown
about like feathers. The roof of the Methodist
church was carried away. The corn crop was
ruined the gardens laid waste, and in nnumera-
Die fences blown down. Fortunately no one
was Injured in the least. The tornado was not
over thirty rods in width, and its duration did
not exceed half a minute. 1t is impossible 10
estimate the damage. After the tornado. a
family noticed the rain leaking down rather
freely, took Il ligh and went up stairs and found
the roof was gone. 50 sudden was the blow
and so noiseless, that they did not know thai
anything had happened. A Swede woman
who was caught out in the storm lay down on
the ground and held fast to a board fence
while all sorts of missiles were flying around
her. She says the air was full of fire-baIls
She was uniDjured. The statement in regard
to the balls OF fire is endorsed by various other
persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02
EOR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE and

Il FAHM, situated at Rye. Westchesirr County, miles
north west nom depot In improving and desirable negh
borhood on the White Pni road TAere 50 OF land
In orchard meadow and woodAnd large vegetable garden
well cultivated and with fruits and dowers abundance The
buildings are all new and consist OF two cling houses large
barn cattle stables and other outbudings There eight
heed Of tne stock which with farming implements. a,turss
bargain applied for seoa 70 HANSON K COASlN0 Ne 81
South st. Eew.Yoh - - - -