FIR THE ENQUIRER. EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON
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"Accorjing to some write $ and the te>ti mony ui several ancient persons who were living in l,5O, it i> said, that, on the 3i of May lGSS, happened what was called 'Th- Ye!t"o ~ "ni"%' The sky, the earth, the sea. ahc all other visible objects, had goI den aspect iorthe space of five hours losclh- CT; the sun appeared of a dark red color, and no clouds to he seen al that tii.e, in New England The cause thereof not known"

 The above was written on the blank leaf of an ancient sermon, by MT. Consider Tiff fany, an ancient and respectable inhahi,ant Of West llartlani, Conn. Mr. Tiffany was a man of curious research. and especially in relation 10 the antiquities of New .ngand. He was d member of the Episcopal ChuIch. and was. probably, the first EpiScopalian in the vicinity of Parllham>ted. He died in the Christian faiib, June l9, l796

 Attest, IsAAr JuNEs.

 Jo,ses's Am Journai, rot. ii.