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LIGHTNING. We learn from the Washington
(Pa.) Examiner, that on the 9th inst between
s and O'Clock, A. M. the barn of Mr.. Robert
Dinsmore, of Charters township, about two
miles west Of fCanonsburgh, was struck by light
ming, and consumed with his entire crop ofgrain
which he had a few days before taken in, to-
gether with nearly all his farming utensils
Mr.. D. also lost fifteen head of sheep out of a
flock which had taken shelter under tree in
the vicinity of the barn. Mr. Matthew Hen
derson, one of Mr.. Dinsmore's neighbors, had
horse killed at the same time.