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:, . ~. NHAHLE5IUN1 o. v JANUARY 20 !.
CoM Ueaiher.-We have had a longer continuance oi
cold weather this han within The memory of our
Oldest inhabitants Fahreneits thermometer last night at
O'Clock stood at 18 degrees and there has abae
ment OF the cold tins nornmg the glass stood this
morning al half past O'clock, at l6 degrees Which is
degrees colder than have experienced the coolest day
this season.


Skating near Charleston.Two ponds near tile lines.
some two or three feet in DEPTH frozen last night
10 such thickness, that the novel sight witnessed by
many persons of five young gentlemen skating fur some
time, much TO their and Of many 9TH
