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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-23

The SOUTHERN REPUBLICS, without exception, remain in a disturbed and distracted state-the rival chiefs seem lngly become more and more lustful af- ter power, and the people less and less fitted for reptt6taca,, government. The priests are gradually regaining their old ascendaAcy-apd, as the forms ofreligion are more scrupulously compiled with, it's essence Is lost. From all that we learn, tue character of the people has materially declined, since they obtained their independence of Spain-and it ap- pears very certain, that security iii per son and property has been wofuIIy di- mlnished, even in the best regulated ol all the new governments. Enthusasti- cally the early friends-among the ear tiest friends of the liberated inhabitants Iof the outhern parts of America, it is with sIncerest modification We express belief, that they have been much in- jured by the change of their govern ment. The gloomy and rank despotism of Spain, was preferable to the ruthless doings of contending5 generals. Vast tracts of land that were well populated and highly productive, have again pass ed to the dominion of the beasts of the forest, the cultivators having perishcd lp battle, or by the exposures and diseases incident to the irregular and destructive wars that have been carried on. To be rich and respectable, seems now al- most 9 political offence-and 1t would appear that the soberness Of private life domestic happiness-peaeeandhome. were sufficient to suspect one for being a traitor-saeh is the force and bitter ness of rival factions. One army $ con- tlnually raising to put down anether- force being sthe order of the day"
 Gen. Quiroga and Gen. paez have had a hard fightin La Piata--the former was defeated with the loss of iti9o men. killed, or missing, in all. Attempts were making to bring about anofherl peace. The cities of CC1Hsfls CCHs q; are piunder- cd by contepding parties, headed by ya- rlous generals. Some new general hasl
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-23
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pointed ascommittee to investigate as, report upon tfsis matter. We trust tbsl investigation will be pursued urtil sueSI measures are adopted as will eflectual ly check the recurrence of these dread ful accidents. .1-lf something etlect ual be not done, there is all end to steam boat travelling. The dangers of tho stage-coach are not in the ratio of l ts
 I06, if late experience affords any ius, criterion oI their comparative safety
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-23

|, tic l7Tises l!io7Tises iiltile front of tie town,i fact each circumstance vled with the other in contributing to tllesublimity of the seene-a scene somagnifceatly aw ful, so perfectly grand, and at the same time so terrific, that an attempt at de .lneation must even check the pencilbe- fore they became exhausted; they at last became extinguished, having burned from 1900 to l500 houses in the short
 space of an hour and half.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-23


 .Another Walsaag Skeletols.--An Eng
 fish paper lying before us contains an account ofa rcmarkable individual whos
 under the appellation of tine Walking
 Skeleton, is exhibiting himself to the ln-
 habitants of Douai, a city in the north, ern department of France. By the ae- count given of this man, it does not seem that he is quite so attenuated as hls brother skeleton in New | orl, but he possesses some properties which render him quite as much an object of curosl- ty. He is said to have the faculty ot contracting his muscles, and reducing his flesh, leaving his bones protruding, so as to give to himself the appearance of a skeleton encased inshriyelled pareh. ment. He can instantly free himself from all sorts of chains and nanacles; and thumb screws, hand-cuhs, and all manner of letters are fastened on him, by way of experiment, in vain; for as soon as they have been fixed upon hlm as securely as possible, bypersons skilled in that kind of business, he contracts the parts and they drop to the ground. triple chain was passed around lis body, and strongly fastened by screws. in such manner as it was thought would haific his strange faculty; but by one or two movements, of which he alone possesses the secret. says the account before uss they were made to fall to the ground
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

rl. '''1''''4 y n TN y 7 INTtII NIVN y.
'F 'iH ne OF ltchtooDf, recent Of The pIoriops
we" rem Pari', me forward ~ orco in the genuine
warmth Of tho Virginia character, to cry well done.
'ndg"'ninous pecpl NAV Heaven prosper your gior,
GUS s&c'ibees for hbrriy!Wh in other places with
more 'tow Of prud nee han eeDsral feeling tbev are
cooiy w'i1ng tbe 6nal resul' Why nc. exnlt al one
WIN an a'den' sympathy that even II prena.u,e does
honor 10 the heart, AZ what l. so FAR good and ,rsrc,
um.u "-bfAvr and iorhcs tevord -if sxsm,le Il,
ne history Of human revolution! 3y So doing II
Yea STRUGGLES should come; n Yfants should again eo
hpe sgains The common liberties q msnkiGJ The sv
psny' We tejoicinss. III cii's Of veil done from Re
public Americs, will cheer tn, chsmulon of r,ea5
~ lhe hour Of gloon, and animate hem 10 vicforv
Ls' W "aii, say even who's heart ia always n
he fight place and alive to the cause OF ffeedoo-et
os wait until we know low tlsy will get on H. s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28
F'om the Charleston Mercury.

,"HH'l " lie SAVE KIGlIIS' PAPTY
IVIf uaht to Resolution passed. at a ineeGno. Of a
,eW Oh me friends Of STATE RIGHTS, inviting the stoe
tights Party Of tho City Of Charleston 10 meet At he
aFoiina Coffee House. Thursday, OH Sept TO mar.
'Nc' after the Transaction Of business Of subsc,iion
'PPer' br'ween ana 700 assembled al an early hour
70 participate in tho business and Festivities ri G
ing The extensive suite Of apartments i'm tl,o unp~r
story OF uat building thrown open 10 the co,panv
aud was cranmed 10 excess The siarc,ses AMI 80
cages leading 10 the apartments were also cr,ysi H.
Tine, every spot from which there was any proboirit,
o. either seeing or hearing, was occupied Never lss
eic p9en seen IN ms city such an asscmbacc Of ihc
Sons Of Carolina. whether we consi Ter fie,p 40 go -
property deeply Interested in her soil aud peculiar in
suiu'ions or AZ Patriots, burning with indignation Al Go
|C'gs OF tner native safe, snd glowing with ardent
desire 10 place her once more upon cOpstf,ff,,,nJ
T1ai'fy "iii her Sisters Of tic Conicdcracv
IN consequence Of The incicmency of The weather
ana me weak STATE Of bis health, ti0 venerable KrAr1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28


10 orICE-on the second Monday in Nov. ne,,
- at the courthouse door OF the county of J,mc,
Ciy. ia WilIiamsburg.) in pursuance OF decree of
me superior Court OF Charcery OF the William shv,,
district shsI sell at public auction, two tracts of
Tying IN James City, one tract containing $50 ar,e.
ntna'ed on Ware Creek adj lining the lands of John
Browne, John NJ. Jones, and WIN Richardson der,1 :
ne Other supposed 10 contain 40 acres situated nm
Ssimino Creek--and bounded by the lands Of
George w. James, p. Jones aud William Han
KOS IL IL chiefly wooded-some of il being v;r
g'h Lana, IN oak aud pine, and the residue (sx.
cept asmall beld) covered with pines of small size
anu eaiy cleared The coil is well adapted to The chi
re OF Gotten corn, and oa's; and portion OF il i. be-
neVed 10 he quite productive in wheat For fvr,ber in
iorma'io1 reference may he had 10 Colonel Wa,Lins
OF NewAent, or to Major Eimuud Christian of Rich
mond " N"
Also at New Kent courthouse, en- The second Tbpr,
day IN October next parcel of marsh lands or sunkan
grounds, in the county OF King William, containing A.
oon 4oo acres IL lie opposite the town OF Cumb.r
ana, IN New Kent, and from recent experiman,s on
anh 'mlary sua,ed, IL is considered very valuable
me ground IL perhaps as dry Swamp land as anv on
IN" Pamunky, may be easily reclaimed az n ,r,a,n
cos,, "hen compared 10 the value after reclamation
These sales VIII be on credit of twelve months
nohh ana security 10 be approved by me- will he re
itself. " S ''nu
AZ the place first above named on the ooh Son,
s ru'tee Tor certain creditors of joshua Sorr. bv b
consent, and the directions Of the same creJ era han
Sri ~ pubic aucion Tor cash. the folio Yinr slavps ,
WIZ NY q orge and Mosee, valuable negro men-,Iso
Hannah ani Jenny, valuable Young wonen-and Svl
wa and her TWO children. This Sale will be m id
Deeds OF T'ns, OF Record in the Clerks Office
OF this Counjy.-SelIng as Trustee al al moi vya,ra,
he tile, hut i, is believed TO he ur Gye stjoned
JAMES SEMPLE, Jr Trustee
james City Ssrt. 2i 40 "a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

not such policy resemble too muebs,hs prudence of
who would see innocent travellers overpow
ereu oy aband oil Robbers, peaceful citiz be
oy aruln, Tor fear that the PARTY whose life IL sssail
90, might 20 hfie beyond the exact line of self de-
ienee!- What would such party, eomng of vc,ori.
GUS say spectators and pretended rend- who after
me battle and the danger over, shoSli saw well
Ions-i now give you my heart and my hand! of two
ihg We are sure, and these enough 10 kinde the
as,sfaon aud deep anxiety every benevolent he ant
ne French people bad alternative bat re si,tenee
no noiy eau deny that the resistance has bee mark
cd WIN unparalleled bravery and Unprecedented mode
rAuon not tia, enough Tor US who prize our ibsytv
10 pour ou freely the mott ioyui efilsons and 10 DIS
pay our rejoicing every where and the most pubic
in'nner The Fr-nch viii look with anx iey 10 know
no" we TecetctG the news-others Object TO nuhc re.
Jo''nKs Tor lear the present Revolution should settle
uown into limited monarchy. Naiions, like iuIiy.
uuals, may lo'e all by seeking too much-surreund,J
by Jealous cabinets, II they can have their charter we'll
.ecuted--mee, aud adjourn at their own pleasure or
hNed time, aud hole tas, the purse strings. with
their present welljch cd code OF laws the ,raI by in.
ey and The liberty OF the press il is much az per
maps can or ought 10 be expecic, or desired For a
pure Repuplean government, they may he even now
prepared but circumstances do favor "a az this t,n,,
y all means let us rejoice, heartily rejoice and pub
ioy demonstrate our joy aud gra iicde what hiss
oeen Done In morals the spectacle Is sublims--iat us
pronounce tso-here be strue gle for
hpety oithe pfess aud ofse above all that does
not Immediately and deeply nterest americGns. Snpine
ness would be at best bal, fatal oinen!! Where
"in 'he world ever such force rising en- tigsse
composed oil The population OF OF the o. populous
cities on earth tl the heat of battle i,,ru o.,J.
10 .ave picture gallery the chef deuvres
'ruS's: wonderful chivalrous. refined people your
praises shou'd be sung your arm should be
ana your hearts encouraged by every generous bosom
!" CHRl>TENDON!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

bhPARlSlENNE.
Translated for the .Nreaptiie .fdrsrtise.
Sons % heroes! Fscnchncu brave,
Sec Liberty her arms unfold.
The tyrant cgos BE zach "A shave,
No answer Freedom, hosts behold!
Sse PAWS TO- her Glory rise
Awakened by her battle erios--
fcrwarj! let u, rush!
Meet tho deadly crush
vi sltiating pike and force batlalio,Y
Away. to victory
scTry ycnr r-nks! be finn anil true,
. Nnrch on Zach son, TO Paris dear,
h1kss grateful 10 his country. too,
- Zach blow that fills the Zoe with fear!
Day dear 10 fame, mid wns's alarms.
sun Pnts hrenth,s the cry Ito arms"
Forward sc.
In vain the lenth shot nows ne dow.
:, We spring rcncw'd from each fierce fire;
Fresh warriors rise, like loN'ss inst blown
Meath The dread storm, tii'd with new ire.
nnv dear To fame, mid wars alarms!
Sin Paris broa'hes the cry '.io urins,'
Forward! &c.
To break their phniinxes pror,unl
Who waves our bloody ensign thrros
The hero of two worlis!-that soi,tisl
'tts Lafayette that rcpls the air,
Day iear To fame, mid wars alarms,
sun Fa,', brrathes the cry "I'o arnsr'
Forward Stc.
Tho ri color unrurl'd to Wow
That rainbow of our liberty
Bright 'md tho clouds tina, stoop TO Woo
Kcuews To heaven its fcaty.
Ilhy dear TO ianio, mid wars alarms
SIM P"Iis brculhos the cry s1'o armsn'
Forward &c.
Chief Of that banner waving highg
Orleansi who gave it to the free!
Thou whose rod blood its stripes did ,ly-
II iiows with theirs who blcd with thoei
As in those glorious days gone by,
Again wclheaf thy checrn. cry.
Forward! &C.
Now let the muilled drum give ont
Funeral signals, deep and slow;
Siild 10 tic trump and battle shout;
Fresh aufols on their dark bier, thro,,
oh, temple oiihc mighty dead.
New glory their memory she'd
Onward! hear them slow!
Tears of sorrow How,
Immortal fame il ycurs, brave warriors.
Martyrs Of Victory!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28
AI7a.Isa FL

Thus under the administration Of Mr. nJsn,s ~
frauds and abuses, unparalleled in this Government
there have been wasted One funded Sevenfv.siv
Thousand One Hundred and Ffty-four Dollars
DO tho implicated, or their friends DENY a Sipc,c
Fact set forth by ms? They do not There iq not
"a,sri" fact which they dare deny. ~. s. rel.
LIE rELLlGENCER AND THE NAVY.
The National lnieHgencer SAYS:
"But the Richmond Enoniror ibi,Ls.b,. H. CIT
ara cannot 10 silent because the Fourth Auditor has IA.
ken Tho field ag5ns him. We trcs thas The late secre
"'y ol me Navy has higher sense Of what Is due 10
on unbieniFbed and uunpeachable character than TO
give consequence TO The sanders upon him bv fepIv
ing 10 any Of them Ills character happily stands 1r
beyond thoir reach. 1t is Tie towering rock Which be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

~ HNA"Af ifou' The Subscriber IN the CounIv Of
IA a. Cnestei heid, on Friday nie 1911 Sent hfieht
mu"it' hoy by name BILLY HENRY, about eiyL,es'
ye%ls oi ag@' lie IL stout, well.grown led rather
Une o. MS upper lore teeth prorudes little 6evonJ
me ohsr' lie wore away suit of light Su,1ms,
rUnhE' ana grey jockey car He an arllui stnar,
i.'o"' Iohu OF horses and gaming. and will doubtIe.
suenrttO p9ss Tor tree He is suenect.d If bay
k "Uoul sou win him In bank notes. / will paw $40
uu al necessary lee, Tor his apprehension snd deIiy
sy 20 ne IN Manchester his deposit in apv J,il ~
,ha' get him again. Masters of vessels are nsr,i,u
AIRY eau Toned against employing or recsivng him rn
G., o u'eH vessels W. a. PA1TEsON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

u md FOR SALE.-On I'M, mn ~ o.,...-. =
u 9g Court Day, shall offer for ssle in Inc Tow
o, ouH''k' ord county Of Nausefnond at Wbitebs,d,,
i"vefD' ne iiact OF Land distinguished hy Tie name
W m0unt Plessani, conpfeheudng 1878 scrss n,s
ephhnes OF which are within one mile of lilo To~r ~
0uu'k, sbnndsnuy tinbeted, with the sdyan,aes Of
nay haVlgauon,--lhe South Brsnch OF N.nsennnd
Lshu' IN ths Subscriber, is complete The Term ~
SSie VII he sccommoda'ing-ird the ususI assnrncce
~ gnai"ntee OF punr'uai payment being (,i,ni.had -
'"0 ''ac' WIZ DC rafi'ionedt TO sni' pufch,srs
GgThe Editor Of The Norfolk Beacon In co,y a..
above, ard send account 10 H. H. Wy VIC
Sept ~ 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28
FREDERICK HARRIS,
SeP'. ~ 4O-I ExecufOr nj Los. AfcGehee

HNEHALE SEMINARY -MR. 81 MRs. Haul
u TON VIII resume The duties OF their ntoics>i,,, r,,
N'o day' The li'h October next on Shockn Hin in
,ue "o eigite situation that be procured crybb
uue nouce VIII be given. II l. their intention 10 gv
'e seminary every advantage, that sciool of the 4
s'upus cen possess, and from tie manner i'm which IL
WI" nc eond"ced, They hope TO merit share OF The
patronage ',r'n'ry 20 literally awarded ,hen
fuel 50 ''o"'"s' SIS
ne ne french and Spanish Lsngusges, Music, Draw.
''g &c an extra charge will be made.
Sent. ~. IN q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

e. 'cfi5efs of Tor ssle At tbtir Once 49,, 81,
"athouss' The following goods made at their Fsclor,.
- COffoH Sheeffngs
81 dO Shiriig0s
Stout Cation OSnabpros ~ fs,bes ,,;J
INIT genvai assortment Of Cgfton Yorps
ihe'e goods are believed be- ean<I in ousiifv IN
any made ~ The United S.aiee, and win be cold AZ low
them Markets. " ~ W.T.
The bighed pice will hc Given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
.of' - AO--U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

q 9dA REWARD.-Rsnaway from the -nhecTi
R ~ uers Few days ago negro men--alI of
which were purchased in Richmond in the corrss =,
INC last weeks-and we have doubt but thew are
now lurking ahsu the ci,y--Elam, alias PAGE. ,aw
ey Gu ou.rd fellow, remarkably gentee and ~. ak
very quickly, with space between his lc,e Ise,b ~
oher marks recollec,ed, he is about feet 10 inches
10 ne'ehi-was pnrchased Of Mr. Myers Of Redmond.
anu Is wen known in the city Washington low sta.
'ure--say feet 3 inches-no marks rscolIs,.I go
purchased OF MIR Beverley Randolph OF R,chmcnd and
u sin not mistaken, was advertised by that Gentleman
sone weeks ago, aud minute description given o,
him. Jscob--an uucoIomonly nka,v f. L. e 49,, ~
men ngh-was bought Of DOct Curtis, seven miles
'om the city--and is no doubt now in The neielb,ur
oou OF NE 'oet"r'--no mark about him recolIectrd:
he Is very ieree ami robust and apeaks r,tber ,,'
heY: me above reward will be given for u eir deliv
efyciher III Henrco the city Jail or ten dollars 81
Jail RICUtIpD prTSSETI W eI'her
49, - i0-Si%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

French PGctG'T The iuips,. rantata comnosel nv the
most ponnat and eerhrod poet France, Cisr Deiare
S"efelaiy Olihe Duke ct O0aus. sung iundcrs
three OF the PARIS theatres in the first
g'se In fafs, singing aud fighting go together.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

EttAECUTORS SALE.--in pursuance of the lar
"a WI end les,ams OF Joseph MEG bee dec,d
ia,e Of Caroline County, shsll Wednesday the I3
day ihefeal'er, al his late residence procs.I r., iii -,
.he hghes' bidder, on twelve months credit all HE o.
'aie, both zeal and personal (.layes excep,edl The
many bends, with approved securitp ~ tters 80 =,
Vess ana nc lille viii be retaioed by me- until bev
are discharged The purchaser. of the per.onal r.,
"G WIN ~ 'equired 70 give bonds wih approved a.
cuH'y-All persons indebted TO tie Es'ate III NJ NJ
oe"e+ are requested TO make payment, and ihose hv
ne claims against IL i'll mako the m know TO me on =
before The day OF Sale. W -
FREDERICK HARRIS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

e VIZ Subscriber have for sale
a Wilson's nspt cotions
Gefmain oZnaburgs
l.'veri oOl FLIED sacks Of salt
English white lead
London elk and gingham umbrellas
London porter
Port VINE, hoi'l. in Operto
Cfstss OF cafthsDware, assorted
~ Nails-qusft bottles
In Hate and htezing copper.
Aiso very bue old Madeita wilma ;rron,,, 4,
years ago. direct ffom Mideira and s;nrs H.
""S ne benth' ol VOYAGE to and from London
orP'. ~. 4O-i2ts G. & A. Warwick
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

'"e'"S' ""iam Burton, William Hfnston, Ishom
-,,- aiiea md mrs. INN .VoyceU '''"
n NAkE NOTICE that Oh Monday the 27tb and r,..
X day the 2sh OF September next between The bov9.
o. a. NJ and r. W. of each day, at the ClerL,s S1c
nee Of Boon county, Kentucky, located in BurIi,a,o
! shsH tike The dispositions Of Thos d. Carneai al
Ohefs; and ON Saturday the ID and Monday thc Ar 81
OctoDer next, between the hours of A nj and x ID
NJ OF each day, at the Clerks Office of FranLIn g.
", hentucky located in Frankfort shall taLc a., A.
positions OF Robert Trpleu and others. and On waS
Gay ne 5h, and Thursday the 7if Oc,obcr 49, 10
tween the hours Of A. NJ and p M of cacI H.. PC
me CIerk once Of Fayeue County KenfucLv Ios;;s
~ e,ns'ol' shall take the dispositions Of Robe.
~ IcNi'ne ana others; and on Monday the lin 80
e'vSy we iZlh October next, between the bo,,,s ~
-, W. ana y. NJ. Of each day. al the CLERKS C.a
y "uSon county Kentucky, located in Wasb;notn
o'",, 'dhe t1e eeposiiions Of Thomas KercbevaI IL
"nu o'nefi all which said depositons when so tLsa
'e 10 DC read as evidence in suit pending IN h 80
Pyior court Of Law for the county OF HonTico SIT, -
Virginia, wherein am plaintiff and YOU are do3enJ,
- WILL. BYRD CHAMBERISVWE'
tlenrlco County, - July, 1880. 2f-wtIstoct
E4NOk RENT, a htee sfory Brick Uooss liz
"a bfiek kuchen and Smoke hcufe in The ,ssr 90
Two large Cellars e ''''' ana
House is IN good repair ard w. 6u,5 Cor = A.
Hoo ore, m 'lie GENRE oil III Street sboetoe lin
'osSession can be had shortly, ty spolving IN
W. - j. NJ. DEL CAMPO
so mas Tor rent fr,fate Piano Forte. by the va,
R-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

IRON FIRM PoLIrIctAN and an HoNr,r MAN
a. ve'eFdH Member Of Congress tram YIrginia }
(FoT the Buckingham Weekly Resister)
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
LANY VOTERS.
nrsI-scIrATION

Persons apparently dead from lightning have
Lss, recovered bv rcneatedlv throwing cold water
ovcrtbc whole body. Many instances are recorded
The Rev Mr. Steel, of Paris, M the state on New
York. has lately in Ae newspapers mentioned q
cass of this kind a lady was with her husband
n the house, and the latter was struck appareu'iy
de,d by lightning The lady happily recoIlecied
HAVING. n few DAYS before, read Inihe newspapers
yffhe efficacy of cold water and had the presence
of mind to- make q triul of TO- Or the etuSlon OF
the first bucketf be began 20 move. aud on The
rarr+it1n of few more was restored to SENSE ana
hrrHh. If during the recovery the pulse Is slow
,rI oyrrrmities cold bleed largely at the arm.
gentleman now living 10 Johnston county was
struck down bv lightning, and recovered Oy expo
sure Coz q heavy laII of ram.
r-rrr flr SblI-nGfll-n Illinois, Gazette Nay J..
Tbe treatment mentioned in the preceding par
1rrlnb nr0ved successful ln "a recent case oi app
p7rent death from lightning in tins town. DuIlns
tb, Thunder storm last Saturday evening one OF
our ciuzeus, Mr. Samuel Seaton' coming near
fr,e which stood IN front of thc house M Winch
be resiIsI NJ the instant Of a very vivid flash OF
rb,nips, which fell on the tree received the whole
.I.--s I'm ms head and body, which violently threw
bi-l h, the ground, and deprived hlmoi all appear
,r-s of Efe. Dr. james ReId beng called I'D, re-
stoned animation in about SD OF 4u minntes' by
plentiful efisiOns Of cold water on the breast and
rrs. mot wishing 20 lose time m stripping the DO
1v1 succeeded by bleeding
This case being perhaps M IT'S violence equal
10 any on record, we have thought II lnPoI'att 70
state some Of the particulars as matter Ga PuoHc
s..---c., There must have been a great accumu-
i,,,- o Inc electric fund, as in entering ms body
:. ,,r, hi coat. vest and shirt, INTO rents, the
.l,b -rI,s shoulders, across and along ms DO dy,
- his ear siuged the hair on the side Of ms
t-.I ,oJ descending m stream four to ive inches
L-.-i crosssd his breast, then descending to tlie
i,,rs I;riled and passed down both extrenites.