DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY,
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Loss Of Nine Lines, and several Others niorfally
wounded-A slip from the New Bedford Bull
letin, dated Sept. 9Th, ,.says; .,ts...


sNews has just reached US Of the destruction
Of the new and beautiful Unitarian Church,
(Which was witnessed or. this side of the rver.)
The wind blowing hurricane from the South
for the last twenty-four hours, the tall and
magnificent steeple, some l50 feet, was seen TO
bend and crack, whenita at last gave way, and
partially lodgedon three buildings-vone church
an apoihecary shop, the upper story occupied
as a tailor's shop, in which was four females
and one male, whose groans were most pitia-
Bile the other building was occupied as board
ing house for colored people, which was entire
" demolished, and quite large number OF the
inmates buried in the ruins. Our informant
has yust left for the scene Of ruin 10 report
more fully the horfid particulars. t8


P;S We have just learned that Mr.. Lem
uel Trip, one OF the first merchants of Fair
Haven, was very severely, and il is thought,
mortaIly wounded tgN