EFFECTS OF TIE LATE GALE.
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The following is the melancholy catalogue
Of deaths produced by the late disastrous hur-
ricanc.


Miss Caroline Harrison, an aniiablc young
lady, in the bloom oil youth-shc was drown
ed by the house being swept into the river.
Somuel and Independence Harrison, her
two brothers, drowned by the same acci-
dent.


X. r. Merrill, Esq. gentleman highly cs-
teemed for the suavity of his manners and
the rectitudc of his character. As he was
found with part of the raimcnt Of Miss Har-
rison in his hands, it is presumed he was
drowned while endeavouring to save that
lady, to whom it is said he was engaged to be
married.


Mr.. SHOWS young child-and negroes.


Mrs. I.afon, kind and indulgcnt mistress
to her slaves, twelve Of whom persisted with
her.


Mrs. Chase, her child and one negro wo-
man.


Mr. Thomas Miller, nephew to Mr.. John
Miller of soatlla-Mr. Miller, his ovcrsecr,
and negroes.


Mr.. Rvmond Dcmerc, Sd of st. Simon's
and 4 ncgrocs--thcy were ovcltakcn by the
gale on their way from the city Mr.. ID. was
in his goth year.


Mr.. Gould on Sapclo Island, had two OF
his children dashed from his arms by the
waves and drowned.


II Negroes belonging to Captain Hudson
were drowned.


II ditto of Mr.. George White ditto.


] killed belonging to Mr.. James Nephew.
drowned belonging to Doctor 'rroup.
| killed on St. Smon's belonging to Cap
tain Dcmcrc.


/ drowned belonging to Mr. Carnochan.


white man and . negroes found drowned
ON Creighton Island.


A family Of five negroes killed n Mr.
Chisolm's, by the falling ot house.