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A letter from Mr.. Thomas H. Daniel, in the
Petersburg (Va.) Intelligencer, gives an account
OF most destructive hail storm, which passed
over the southwestern part of Prince George. and
portion OF Sussex county, on Friday evening
last 1t seems the crops Of corn and wheat with
in its range were entirely destroyed. Mr.. D.
says:


"This evening, saw in Mr.. Gees lane large
quantities OF hail, some of which were more than
an inch in diameter, and that, too, after having


lain unprotected by any shade for about twenty
seven hours. In another place, where il was
protected from the sun, gentleman of undoubted
veraclly informed me it was lying then on the
ground six inches deep. The cloud commenced
rising in the northwest little after o'clock,


lowering in its appearance, and portentous of
damage. II soon over, and the wind blew,
the rain poured, the hail ratified, as if the rage
and war OF elements was at its height. An old
gentleman of the highest responsibility, who
numbers rs, informed me that he had never be-
fore witnessed such violent weather.