{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
Tn the lower part of the county of scriven.
about 95 miles from Savannah, there is natural
curiosity, which have never seen or heard men
toned. It is cavity in the earth, or the Punch
Howl, from its resemblance to the lateral
though it rather resembles in shape goblet. A
few rods from the road, the soil to the extent of
probably hundred yards in circumference has
sunk, carrying with it shrubs, trees, and every
thing upon the surface, forming deep hollow or
hole of the shape / have mentioned, being in the
centre or deepest part, about fifty or sixty feet
below the surface of the earth in its neghbsF,
hood. The Aperture is nearly circular, and for
about 2 or IA feet from the top, appears to have
sliddcn down nearly Notwithstanding no.
thing but the bare surface of the clay exposed.
Whether this phenomenon has been caused by
a concealed current of water, or indeed by any
other cause it is not known, nor does any one
believe rccollect the time when the descent took
place. -lSaraaauh Republ'can.


