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great horror) or some other beast of prey but he quickly ascended the hill which overlooks the town and gave the alarm. Some persons went over to his assistance and shot the animal just as it began to make its retreat to the water.

Sept. 11th
The infant born on the fourth inst. being in a dangerous state, and not expected to survive it received the ordinance of baptism.

" 12th.
This morning the infant expired. Almost every person is afflicted with a most distressing cough. A remittant fever attended with slight rigors and much prostration of strength is the type of disease at present

" 26.
This day was set apart as a day of fasting and prayer. Public service commenced at eleven and ended at one, all who could get to church attended. Text. Romans 2nd Chap. 4th & 5th verses. One of the females fainted during service.

Oct 3rd
Hannah daughter of John & Dinah Quintall born

" 21st
Abigail Leah daughter of Fletcher & Peggy Christian born

" 28th.
Lucy Ann Hagar daughter of Charles & Charlotte Christian born.

Dec. 1st
Reuben E. Nobbs embarked in the Brig Georgia for Valparaiso

" 20th.
Eliza Sabia daughter of Jonathan and Phebe Adams born

" 25th.
Frederick Young & Mary Evans married