Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23

that from the temptation Of company. and not Of
liquor PAines opinions theological topics underwent
change before his death.
Having been intimately acquainted with Thomas Paine
for considerable length Of time, when his Dress address,
department and conversation such characterized
we-iniormed gentlemen accustomed TO good society,
tempted to send you this epsolAry title attle, In
vndcaon $50 far can honestly vndcse hni) of much
caiumnisted, and, as believe, truly kind, honest aud
good man.
1 never had any conversation at any time with Mr.
Paine the subec, of religion: heard him intro
duce the subject. remark on IT, have reason to be-
heve the same OF Mr. Sharp; whom do not suspect Of
coincidence OF opinion with Mr. Paine that debsesbe
ground; never heard religion disputed, even mention
ed company by any lay friend Of mine in that country
lar as l recollect.
confess TO fellow feeling with Mr.. Paine politically
on the seizure OF the Rights IF Man; Sir John Scott
Attorney General on the occasion, (now Lord Eldon)
wrote TO Mr. Jordan, that il he attempted to sell
the six thousand copies OF my Repiy to Mr. Burke which,
after the third edition. Johnson had printed ia the same
form with Panes Rights OF Man, he should be compelled
to issue an ex-ohco information against the publisher
need not say that alter this broad hint the subject the
impression was suppressed. TIL. COOPER, Nj. ID.
Columbia, ;. C., August, 1884
Long Suspended Animation Restored.-On Monday,
the 1,h instant, while boys bathing ia Linl
gov Loeb, at part where the water deepens upwards
OF nifty ieet in the space oil yard two OF them
attempting to swim, got into deep water and went down
His companions mme diaely of 10 give the alsrm
considerable time elapsed before the body out
when appeared il the vital spark had fed, the body
having been hall an hour in the water. The following
means were used TO restore animation Without losing
Stopping bank the head being nearly eighteen inches
higher than the feet, and in this position Of the gen
instantly pa, ms hsnd on the boy mouth, having
the other on the abdomen, and applying his mouth the
nose, commenced blowing with all his might, allowing
the water to escape betwix every blast, which in
great quantities from both and mouth, being forced
out by the injected aud slight pressure the abdo-
men with the other hand this oper alton being repeated
Tor ten or hees minutes, with continual rubbing OF the
legs, arms, abdomen and chest draugh oil air appeared
10 be inhaled, aud in little time restoration slowly and
Ieeoiy commenced; warm water and dannels were now
got and applied TO the feet aud body, which appeared
give exeruciang pain the muscles OF the face becoming
much distorted followed by the vomiting OF consider able
quantities OF water, wri,hng and cying hystericay; fully
an hour and half elapsed before the boy recovered the
use oil his eyes, which fixed during the process OF
resusctaton Grea, praise is due TO the two who
at the risk OF their lives brought the body out OF the
water, all three having gone down several times before
reaching the shore The boy is recovering slowly.
VALUABLE MAcHINE.--Mr Aaron Lazarus, of vii
mington, NJ c. has in operation planning Machine which
is capable of turning twenty thousand feet OF boards
per day. completely planed ongued and groove; superb
or 10 those worked by hand, account of their exact
mesa man being capable OF laying much larger guam
Iy Of flooring than that prepared ia the ordinary man
ner-N y. Erening Star
I'VE have OF these machines in operation and
oil all The aborsaving inventions OF the
age II strikes us as one OF the most valuable, aud
same time one OF the most simple. Ii may be useful TO
some one other state that neigbo OF ours possess
es The right OF establishing certain number of these
machines 10 Virginia. and would be glad sell the right
on very moderate terms-.fat InteHigencer.l
Mr.. c. e. Rom.-This gentleman is now in Rich
mond va, vigorously pursuing the profession he is so
competent TO shine in He is Ut pre- engaged i'm COM
posing iu and complete OraoriC, which will be produc-
ed In Tins city in January The subject the
oil Paradise aud the words taken from Millions inmor-
tai work Though Mr.. Hem is generally know by
ms productions OF light and graceful nnsirelsy, lie
uhied IN the more solemn style OF music having
posed serious opera years nce called the .Faai
On which, though allen in disuse sill much ad-
mired by musical critics.
His son and who are said 10 have beau
uiul voices VIII join him here in the winter, that
whatever may be the prevailing style of The music il will
be sure 10 contain a Horn trio."-.M. Y. Trapener