FREDERICKSBURG. Ala. 2s
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TREDBltiEBSBURG3 Aug. ZS.

 Ecnhqaake.-A smart shock of the earthquake was felt in this place about half past six o'clock yesterday morning, accom- panied by loud runbling noise. It's du- ration was probably from ten to fifteen se- conds. The vibration was very sensible, rattfag the glasses iii the windows and shaking the furniture in the houses. Ma ny persons were considerably alarmed. It !Ras indeed the seyerest shock remembered Ieyerto have been felt in this place. It's course was nearly from west to east.

 ALEXANDRIA,, Aug. 29.

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 Tue shock of the earthquake felt here on Tuesday morning, was experienced as tar as we have heard from-ln Washing ton, Baltimore, and the adjoining counties of Maryland and Virginia A letter from the foreman at Mi Baird $ stone quarry, in Stafford county, Va. dated on Tuesday morning, says-'sWe have had a remarka- |0le sAlrea1eg' of the earth here to-day: the eoIkmen say the rocks have the fever and |asle z Gentlemen residing in the coun- ny say that sounds similar to that which preceded the shock in the morning were |neafd two or three times during the day.

 rp SAsAlNGToN, Aug. 29. The same phenomenon was sensibIy |,sl. ey many persons in Washington andits asalty' The ceilings of some houses |ssls ", heard to crack; in others, pendent slasses slas and pictures vibrated, glasses jin- Ss0' Ev. and open doors were closed by it.- ,' ne should not be surprised at hearing of mOle s sensible effects from 1t to the south .ass'' s. perhaps as far distant as Mexico. -