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From ths Philadelphia .fmerscan Centinel


a Dispute Settlsd.--A farmer In the county Of
Philadelphia claimed Of the executor of person
deceased, laTgs tree. which he alledged he had
purchased Of the testator in his lifetime. The
executor was not satisfied that the claim was a
just one, and for two years this tree was fruit
ful object Of dispute. At lengthithe claimant be-
came impoFtunate and peremptorily demanded
the tree, which was as peYemptorily refused by
the executor. ss@*Fs


8 80 htgh al last the contest rose,


From cords, they almost came 10 blosrsr


And having expended much wind and many
words, they separated with firm resolution on
the part OF the claimant, at all hazards, to take
the tree "a et ARMY; and a day last week was
fixed upon to cat down, take and carry the said
tree and convert the same to his own use. But
he was prevented from carrying his resolve into
execution, by an order Of sequestration from the
High Chancellor of Heaven, for on the day pre-
yio1s to that fixed upon for cutting the tree, it
was struck with lightning, and literally shivered
in splinters, even to the roots
B Vain man, remember that it is in the power of
Omnipotepce to Illustrate thy most fixed and de-
termined purposes.