AN INFlDigL IN A GALE.
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Outing The late gale on Lake Erie, the stea-
mer Robert Fulton, anong many other yes.
sells, was wrecked.


On board that boat, as was related by apas-
senger, and published in the Religious Herald,
was an iniidel, with box of books to dstrib-
ute at the west. lie was 10 pd and camorous
in proclamng his infdeIIty, ill the gale came
on-but then, like the rest, he was silent, and
waited with trembling anxiety the uncertain
fateof the ship. At length they drew near the
shore, d attempted to throw out their anchors,
when the whole forward part of the boat broke
of, and thief swaves rushed into the cabin. AT
once the inhdel was on hissknees crying for
mercy--hs voice could be heard above the ra-
ging elements, begging the Lord to forgive his
blasphemes, till heavy sea swept over the
deck, and carried him ard his books to the
bottom.