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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-10
PROCLAMATION.

VHJBEREAs a vscaucy mas occurred in the Senate oi
w Virgins occssoGed bv the resignation of Thomas
Tate, E,qr. the S.ns,or for the District composed
bre. l. HISxY WISE, Governor of the Common.
seahh have by wri, OF election issued and directed
,ursusn, To law required election to be held at the
aus places of voting in each county In said District on
40 twelfth day Of November for Senator to supply
ae vacancy Aforesaid
Given under my hand as Governor and under the Lees
. Seal OF the Commonwealth, this second Day oi
u 81 October 1857 HENRY A WISE.
BY the Governor,
sro,os w. McSroap, Sec of the Com Oct2-ctde
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-10
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

XXyHEREas vacancy has occurred in the House Of
w Delegate, Of Virginia by the resignation of ELAN
: TALBOT tae Delegate elect from the county of Bar
our now therefore, T. Henry A. Wise Governor Of the
-onn,on wealth. have thought proper by writ of elee
ION ssue and directed pursuant law, to require
section 20 be held the several places Of voting In said
ouny on the twelfth day of November, 1857, for mem
Ter the House of Delegates for said county to supply
ae vscsncy Aforesaid.
Gvsa under my hand Governor, and under the Seal
G, OF the Commonwealth, this 23rd day of Scptem.
- al Der, 1857 HENRY A. WISE.
y he Governor GEORGE w MusroRD, Secretary Of the
Commonwealth Sept 25-ctde
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-10
MEADOW TARN FOR SALE

OFFER At Private Sale my Farm, lying 10 the county
il of Prince William sdoluing the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria Warrentou, and two and half miles from
Gainesville depot the Manassas Gap Railroad thirty
I've miles distant from Alexandria which place can be
reached in two hours on the cara.
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and Foryone and
Half Acres-about four hundred of which are in Wood
and Timber The balance In cleared and divided into
nine Fields all Of them well watered by lasting SPRING.
Broad Run-a large and never falling mountain stream
passes through the from Vest TO East bordering
on which Is . beautiful Meadow of hundred acres
now well taken In Timothy and blue grass and not only
valuable .s Meadow, but highly useful for grazing pur
poses The uplsnds are rolling and susceptible Of any
degree of improvement
The improvement, are largo and commodou. Dwell
ing with seven spacious rooms four above and three be
low stairs and the necessary out houses. Surround
Ing the yard large and fourshing Orchard Of Apples
Pears Peachcs Cherries, Apricots, &C., of the finest
retes and many of them in full bearing Country store'
are numerous and convenient The neighborhood 10 un
surpassed BY any In tho State for health and affords the
best society.
I hose wishing to purchase q fine country residence
viii do we'll 10 call and examine this estate.
For further information address Judge q. Collins Lee
Baltimore, Nd, or the Subscriber
"A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-10

THE MISSOURI BANK RELIEF BILL.
Sr- IouIa. Nov. o-Tbe bank relief bill has parsed
the Senate without amendment by majority OF ~
votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-10
JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

UNHE subscriber offers at private SALE that beautiful
Il Farm In Goochlsnd county, called ORAPAKEs, ly.
Ing on James River Licking Hole Creek, and the James
River and Kanawha Canal four miles above the Court
House. and thirty.four miles from Richmond The stua.
don Is among the most beautiful the rvor, command
Ing view Of the whole arabic surface fne view Of the
surrounding country and canal for several mile. up and
down the river The estate 10 In high state Of improve.
ment and remarkably healthy 1t adjoin. the es'
sates Of Thomas Deane, W. B. Wesiger. and X. Skip
with and contains 93s acres of which lit 2 are
ar's low gro1nd 2o acres Of second low ground. 22
Of arabic high land and 329 Of wood
The Improvements consist of frame dwelling with eight
rooma "a good Kitchen outhouses quarters. overseers
house built In tho last Eve years. with brick chimneys
and underpiuains, and new brick barn. 6o13o with
shed running the whole length, sixteen feet wde new
threshing machine, new ice house. and all necessary
stables, &c.
Any person wishing to purchase desirable residence,
would do well to visit this before purchasing elsewhere,
will sell ON reasonable terms.
Every preparation IL now making to seed 200 In
wheat this fall 100 of In fsow, and the cornfed has
been sowed in peas.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing 1t
stands, and most of the negroes.
Ny manager, Mr. Sanders, will show the estate TO any
one wishing to purchase.
Oct ls-ctf NILES c. sELDEN.
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OElIOCRATIC NEWSPAPER FOR sALR.
TVNHE proprietor Of n DEMOCRATIC Paess In the inte
ror of Virginia, offers his establishment for sale-
Tho Paper 10 located In Democratic community and has
within Il all the elements of 1t has maintained
reasoable degree Of popular favor all times; and in
the hands of active practical print
ers Of energy and enterprise cannot fail to ensure Ebe
raj return for the labor bestowed upon it, we'll sup
ness properly.
1t will be sold on liberal and accommodating terms En-
qure of the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer"
Oct 9-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-10

CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
No SUMNER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
syer Beer up in bottles for family use.
FER dozen pints el 25. Per dozen quarts 81 25. In
skases Of from two to sZ dozen Put up and soIa bv
p. WlLBACiER, No. EOS, Main street.
Richmond Va
10 extra charge for package or drayage.
Orders from the country will be promptly responded
L provided amount being added, or good city reference
|I'ep.
for SALE ssoLsger beer in quarter and half casks of
/ Ind l6 gallons
superior Cream As In quarter and half casks OF and
|3gsllons April 22-ctt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-10

OOWDRR.-Justt TO hand, large supply Of all kinds
i and make Of Powder for field sporting, duck and
80 ahootine cannon and blasting put up In csnsters
from half h 70 6vs ha and In kegs from 81 lba TO 25 lbs
which win be sold low at Wholesale and retail.
CHAa. LEONARD,
oo I6 Old esrSs, Fetsssburg Va
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To EDITORS AND PRINTERs.


rHE subscribers beg leave call attention to their
STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
PRESSES, &c, &c, large supply Of
.hichhey keep constantly hand at their Type and
Stereotype Foundry. No. sc, Gold Street, New York.
We have full sS,o-eut OF ali articles required In
f!napg 0:hce, including
CASES. CHASEs, GALLEYs, &c,
Of which warrant equal in every respect to any
aAnu!acured in this country and which we viii sell on
se usual serms viz: six months credit for approved ne
Psbe noies or ten per cent. discount for cash Old
type taken in exchange for at the customary price
nine cents per pound if delivered within go days from
tne Of purchase other rwise six cents per pound.
WIN. HAGAR, JR, d co.
The undersigned, AGENT IN VIRGINIA, for the above
eN known establishment, can supply the trade with
sery description of
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &c,
Non the mos liberal terms. Having printed the RICH
IND EEauIRRl' for upwards Of ton years With type
I'd other materials purchased from Messrs. HAoAh T.
"a IN induced to recommend materials from their 90.
ali'hneat in preference to others.
specimen Books will be furnished to the trade and
;ch articles may be selected will be forwarded with
etpateh. WM. B. ALLEGRE.
oc!& Enquirer" Office, Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-10

HEHRY TfwEATT, J. B. FAULKNER, J. II. CLARK,
OF
Prince Edward, Va. Halifax, Va. Halifax, Va.
THWEATT, FAULKNER ds CLARK,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
OFFICE, SHocKoR BUILDING, ON 18th STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
VNILL give strict attention the sale of all PRonucE
w entrusted TO care, and make liberal Cssh ad
vances on Consigoments in hand Oct l5-owtlJan
COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANk
HNHARTERED by the Legislature of Virginia, Decem.
~ Der l7th ls53-Capital $50 0Oo-Ths Institution
cves deposits which interest Is paid at the of
per cent per annum If remaining deposit six months
and pcr cent. for shorter periods
WIN. G. PAINE, President
GEO. j. SUMNER, Secretary,
JOHN H. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
EoGRcs No. 153, corner Main and 18th ct.
Ian lQ-clv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-10

RICHMOND Oct l9, 1857 )
VNHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the Vlr
Il ginia Central Railroad Company will be held In the
City of Richmond, on Thursday the 26th Of November,
1857:
The attention Of the Stockholders Il, called to the two
following hrst of which adopted at
their annual meeting in November 1884, and the second
was adopted at their annual meeting In lSa
st. "Pesolved, That proxy Riycn more than twelve
months before any ensuing meeting Of the Stockholders
shall be valid"
I'd. Resolved That person .hal be competent to
act as proxy who not Sockhode except proxies ap-
pointed by the State Of Virginia.
Oct Sl-ct2JEoy I JGARRpTT Treasr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-10
THE REIGN OF TERROR.

Are any stronger proofs OF the nature and inhu'
ence of this terrible agency required than are fur
New Orleans-two cities possessing all the elements
of the highest civilization, and yet degraded by
scenes of brutal violence and outrage scarcely sr-
passed in the annals of barbarism. When will this
:.reign of terror" end, when will this nightmare OF
horrors be dispelledl-l Mobile Register.
The above question Is thus answered by the b"l''
more Sun in its issue of Thursday mornlng-after
briefly recording, in its local columns, the bloody
atrocities Of last Wednesday:
I'VE have seen and heard enough to know that no
practical remedy for existing evils is likely to be en-
pioved At present. Where it is to come FROM and in
what extremity the future can alone determine
conjecture is 0terly at fault"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-10
GEO. WATT. P. II. s

Nov 2-ctf President Faculty, Philadelphia
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-16

The Albany i'mo gives the following
account II tragic affair which ca'm III IN
tha, eli, on frilay. az "nr- there was
a woman IN II.
II aplmars that !. T. was slni,,cn with II
youny lady and kvliug that \. ! ~ a yoanV
nan much "m his g~d heck "--wns trs,a.i
ing IN his cur,,,, and surrcp,il,ou-ly cnieaN'
oring Ia cut him out b,t,rtGes. ciisuc,l. and
arrangements fm duel was the insult
Weapons pistols; place Ra''ermilk Falh
,iis,an,'c. ten paes~, An unharl III ar
ranyrmeni MAS ma,le io ,ir ,ii,St that il
y. I, on the iiNt Rr ld not sn,"sSi Ia
hitting ~ j." he was 10 r'tir. and T. L..
hi. second, assuming his plaor, was Ia pop
away nt i. H.. AMI thus the latter was to h'
ALTERNATELY Icp,sd at Powder, however,
smet 10 HIM like eau ,ic cologne ami b. was
eag,r for the fray.
Al ~ A.. NJ. the parties wcrc IN the uratDi
II J AMI T. l.. ow o,m side. j j., with
j j IT,. his ~-onj, on the otbet, aud SUR
s,on T., ". The ln,'limuarts wee" HIss,i.
ily arrane,si ald the princ,pirs t"k their
position 10 do or die The sroah ~.
sriv~d The Inst ,lyinv wori. AMI ,icclafa-
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-16

tbr Ntu lms Hoti anI Missouri
D.mptH agr'e 10 .oraing DE ifue uplnr
If ib' Wc.ierp ton'.rni is tl.r -.erra Sso
Jaan uppniainDla ra',qr, iyipg ht~,rn
tie Rocky Mnu1isi6. op 'iIe 'as'. aai thr
~fsu Nevada 1n tie Ntyt. ai.oai mfssy
hfpeu A. ism.s Hd frapi.'o Tis'
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Ansby sia.g the snqib,n psrf Of ~l'ie',
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N..Tsp su-i fsRa"sr b0ylnasi'bt nJsral
IS tlih says 'is Dfs,-5nf
ilrr as rC-ip ~ ,mnprsa ue.ap'ains
hatins ians poun.bant e5.imiaifi1ss Afsl
a!i 10 siqhi. iA ssDa ltv8 tiye oil.sy The
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raurA Ia pi.tA. lsiscf mO'is;a,oi as.i tbc
teff.d. -. ls,lt iggentaibj Tle n~cpf i,'s
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cal 'f,arl ~ aHr eDon'ry. lor.s,e hrn ,b1s.
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s.,ss. as n aoa.ih. gold, t.lsef nd .si' a.
.rup aiyl .fasIsr. belonging 'p The lGsrf ~
81. 'iaa5 af, ipstri II ~ Ai~0sri Iron
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esplo,4tiont ~ l.aye -; lo'n ma'ie ~'nfirm
. i.e ,sfr.stoss Il lbs tiagy
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To- l'aiu 4 -, f<,s. safr"eniinz ihs
cones a ps Dd S0r-p. d the s,0~' ,>,~s
'fsi ~ ii., altJs ~ Iarks u tn sa,nis nA
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-16

The raaiion principle ~ssas In have lwv,,
rnforc,L vi Deiruii. wiilmat much h~ita-
ton IN tlw IN" ha,ai ~ raa0nstrahr IN
ths other Jons ilAMaos VIA iiw t'ollss'tof
aud Mr.. BnoDHs.p the i'e~tasast.s. The
correspondent :" the linelssirr lam III
.ri,m~ il,e manner IN which ther gcntlesn~n
hal little I'm m, II thrir own ,nisls1tam-.
HAssos Is om II the ipf,s, popular men In
Detroit. aud hv sf,icv in ile IIsrnocratic
cnusr have l~sa, c,Jns,ap, aud cfiIreM Ia 4
degree unsurpassed by ,I.~4 u amy man In
the Htaie NJ Michigan, BESIDES. hr !. = warm
friend of Gen. C.-s, anil had strong claiu,s
upon TIM, gentleman. Iini The General
hay ing rccall,I his rpn from Rome, ssfnr
deIs~.si Ia sacrifice all his supporters ~
we'll. The htbr writer. above alluded b..
save!
M,ssis Iisfaion and t,asdhsad had -oae fun
o,sf theft deespi,siion. They went to on SIN
brat yy,st ssJ pa ssssfsl fuIi iensth portraits
taken, then they col "a their head. ssi pasted
the pe'a'e. npon smother p,ses ef paper. 90
that their brad, appeared severed from thsif
bodiss. sud little elafet tirtlihg upon their
linen tsid o, absr she ebjae, %! the artist ttsss
ing had several f0gles u ,ba pietsrr hssd In this
~ay aud 'igsej Ia lsigr envelopes, th"y tsok
them IA t;es. Cas-. who, st their request, hsnk.
81 theta "a pfoiaineni irmo"fsta IN NFhigsn.
1br venerable S~eftisTy sss nd spptis~d ~
the eontsni> si she snssispss. ia', 90 sssT
contained Bo splsustipa otbsr ihsn IL eos,sy
s6 Wy the pftaf" Itself. tboss Who receive "
nigh, infer thai ii,s )ese had .ssn ps'ps'rsisd
b ssH. tsss hims.H
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-16

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ss.I,, ti.ai tisf ~ ifrssa.i 81 ~, iAatL.s.
bas app '.h,,ai '.'asrA l,~v taas Il Msb.
gan u, 10 -.rr-tAgs ~ -tsts TIA, -. sslh
ss,sr 4 sg,tga sh.ir. 4gsl hs-f = llia 'a'.
mt Tier Ens iiias Ses1 suci a. q Z
soual have bfru rss~'iVsd "a thriafi .. =
ms, -prAss. ,swssr's4tpai. ssrs~rsl ''ss
I, a. vi. ki,Yss g. s. ~ r~psiatsgs - -
~ Osr g~n t.si'sriay 'rsH > late b.
yoS,i i,e Hs-r,ary = lsssi = - b. h. i.sri.
N fx4fs.h syts ~ vys~s-s'S'lvs n III
graf w'z,sra isno~rey fis 'ssre'si ).
said 10 - -'v,u,, ~ -.~ss al sSsi '!araST
,b~ '.rrs - ha T,o4aeNl So ~ h-a i-'-u .
inlh,sisr a. lsaap = rsJssssHss'i,s ib Lorgs
assi sS a HISnisr Il ys4fs -~rssi0r 'f'fn 10
state a Nstas4n. B1 .htksrr Al i,asas1
n Nastif.r;.Ss. - kvs~ ~ To Taat--s~
q and tl~ s.s@sssJ. II ~ N~s'~Tn hoEfss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-16
4 laughing tI.s1bs~s..

We cab ,erwmirr tl~ tin,n wiwu W. iBs.
giD~i iha, ministers ~er invariably distiD
vuisi,ni by gtsy,iy " eonutrf,ABce ~ i'm
movable ~ the stony ibea'Dcnt- ~ 'he
Egyptian ''phyp,. or ,he braup features ID
tbe i'oIo~~ua ~ khpis- Ba w. have ts,g
sn,or lssiDo,I ih@' 'lry are mn, u ha. in
6r.iiies with Vtirs, asj that their snbtc
,ion 10 tls w'akmz~ n human nature .sn,s
times bals them in,o dificaliy. We hss,
gravity VA oseroay a, tis sight III ths 10
dicfms ante. u tbe maa who bad iailet
a<iop an the church dys, nst bod t,~p ap
~ by Vagnscio"s ram, Who nistooa BIZ
e,slding ~ sis'rai u 'ish.sos. All ehsryvs
upo him s,or,iingiy. The minister bcte!s
tlse ~ese thfoogi The oJsn church d,sr an
bur, into laughter IN the mitkt II his sr
mou mprh 10 the sssoussha&m of hm bsn,
ers who eoph not stsiefstssd thr csns~ n
hls mir,h lis mStibcatioa ri this upto
ward .Bc,dcbt VIA ~ great thai h. woak
,sTr svxiH enisr tlr pulpit
~ ,is E" kecolsetions II lar T,me. b.,
: q Gosirich. We hDd rrlstvi cirrum
N'StfT ~ y Sstf1 Wtsa sfhbss bf'"f't ""'
b. gives d. foIlows
"Os@ uJs,n tinr tiste wss Clergyman
tiv Hrv. ~ r.. man u high character
and distinguished fS h,s dignity ~ ws"rss
l.ut !, ~sx rrnssk.i that f,sq'snily wisn
ascrniiDg ,l,s polpi, stair, h. ~ouh smils
asd soDstiuss almost ti''sr. As II t~~f BY
o. Alnsst uscostFoIlshIs .,-'r 10 issshs
JhiA srrit~i r,rnafk. sDI o, last esssisl o
nally. II w.s tbssyht tss.~-sr, ka ~se u
h,. clr,eai frsrsh at wsst.ns ~ tis a<so
eisisp. 10 btiag up ,ie matter f~ eosrb
srat,oa.
~Tis c4~ ~as stated. tbe Iisy. R z
isiny pfssni We'll gsntkmsp, sad h.
tn f.r, eisargsi against me- " trus. Isi
l,cg yoa to tSrmt IN 10 OR an esplsss
,.n. 4 tr~ month"; aitsr Gas lN~rss+ IA
prEch ~s ln . counssy iows. and ~ q
ra,a~,h msp,as wss stsnt IN enter sps
tn .~vi- u ihe Chnrek. Bsek II IL
p,lt,t 80 = ~isio~. shlsh kok~i urn q
lsbl VI e.oss. ilsb IN fall blsssn, f~ Il -
saissrr A. ro'~s io eanusDee tise rssd
iBg ~ Tho -criasrs, ] esss siaacs Into
tl,~ fisad. ssd thew I ~w . mAn pasf6suiae
'i~ asst extraordinary ., ,dssks~-iampisG
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-16

THy Psss@ AsD tsc,b " HSs~ Iherf
= ~ ds~oosni On 'hs Truth 4 ,his paragraph
soas men advertise ss shn,t tia,e sR.r
thy oSnmD~ ,saain~-- asi 'h.Dt hat .
sa6ssu' alsr. iHtsrmit siv-r'is,ng after
Thy have established A,srish,n.t ,,asays.
Dy il sd. This ,s . Faiss.ks Froa tn
usonsui boa~ ~x~- 3, Siyert,s. so~eyc.
arg IL rTGs&tssn sSs! sssssiisx. j, h-gii,a
IA ss-i,s IN eisAsgT~ are ~ rapsi IN ,hs.
staDtry the l,abssc msDi =, eosstan;ly pcss
y.ed BY s. sppl'esn;s 'or Z. ars and IA
stie1tss,. that 10 10 cat a tn I~pr.. s.srs
sysryrsty SOD ~ Information % every
.sbr--, = t b. ioryS,isz. Tie p~s~ :
eH.iy uss- ss,d rss. isoSa..ny r>-,~si'y.
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'~N''N :" .e""""" =" .' l""'e<-
'h'ii when metale lightning conductors ~
iori, and Us to the best plan Of putting w
these Necessary np,nnlze,- 10 bniklinys Am,
,.,D,,ls L.,., ,,r,,.,..I :. ,,.,n,-.j a,
: " ~ "" ''s." ". . u.
upon thc snpjNt, Wncn ] hoe AM trus'
may br the means of saving many lives. and
af relieving the sufltripgs which many Der.
.,,. en5,r.. a,r;,,, h.-,x, ,h,,asr s,orn,s
-, ., -, q. - :, y.
W"V" W ''H' h's' p'"et w s"''' 'ha'
my Investigations and researches have bssfl
continued for UPWARDS Of forty Years. and
that tb, memoranda, I hav,, .,,,bar,.i nn ,ho
-, .,.II. - -,
'aotc' are ptopaoiy .'@ most eA'eisiVe IN
existence, aud that the testimony q! this
immense IN. n Jransla pr,sents the following
,mn,rt.n, r..,,lt..
s-s -. L.
-, IL = - h.,..-.. ~. -. "a a. =, - =, !. rsrs
-, - n,rai.L.z ~, .,s,,.. .nI =,
= a -. .s.. . ~ 80 - . , $50 80 80 .s "
r.,s r",a,S ~. n,n,.,nsr rsp y, ,h ~ p,Ss,.,sn.. !.
:. 'h......'. ''..,.., - S.'' - ~, y" w. s,. w."
nnsa nsn'1,.s n1, '''"''''''' ''' ''' p''"'"'" VI
."'' -. . -,
,f s',~sn l,,. hv ish,a,ns mn !, ~ ss s,.ana, ,ra,
v,s'J ',aa hsI,a,s'' .esn'.,,sa a,,sS
80 - - T., .,.a.a s,''.-a-.'
have hss,, m ".. mors nan s,,y ~ss.s ,sa
road cars thirty years. and non vessels and iron
buildings about twenty years. This puts to
fe-t the objection s" of'en raised, that rods are
'rae, ,ot ,n' ra,'n rna u, 10y sns, s sss ~
trhs,e iish,ains is rlr,,ls ey,j,n, hat how far
metals attract lightning is a matter u coajec.
ufe but am iree I" express 'h's opinion--
'ds 'd. ~ "'ss ha -. W. 80 y. nus nus .;,s" =" n."'s
without such NECESSARY snrsnaagra, and when
-truck i. protected a. ore also the inmates Of
a".a ~rs 9a Il'sa h..s .'es',sS' s. w., @ rom
1.-The United states s,.,. ,hs, none NJ he w..
srls ., the Z. \. Navy have received sny dam
age By lightning II the sondnctess we're up:
,oa,is. 10 is's ue british iloafa o. Aom.
,,n.a nv ,'''h,s,n.' '" a. Hsa".. ,' ~ ~ ~
Engn.h navy Thai romn,s.ion vas a long
time 10 -ess ION, aud mad. an elaborate report,
"a the CONCLUSION Vi which The, nay that no case
s,;.".s, y, Nv % sas a., ps"i ~ ~, a,,,h na,s !,
he cnndae,ors sere on AMI N, s,a,inu,ty ,n'
interrupted TO the wa,cf
Fgn-Ths Marine Insurance tempame- IN
ne S ,,s,'i. ,n'n m"a, , aanaen'a .sn' ,n1 "a
oshsd With conJsctor.. Their j. no ca.s oa
record Of lain being made ou marine under
"ntrr- iof loss o. damage By lightning tos,c
,. 'hnShsu WIN msiaic i'es'nnf so9aaeors,
b, brhtnIng amer. ,hr Dr.s.l. mr,s wi,hout
conductor.
S.rts; Tue t,Ie Insurance Companies ei the
H, VI wv ~ '".n ..., max aeuuru"n - Gn p~.
.n,,d,n~, inrsI.nra with I,vh,n,a" ooninc,or,
aad / AIN Informed by the oiiiesrs u these com.
pshi.s tia, the, have never been called upon Ia
pa, 'sf damass ~ nghtnns 10 building 'u'
,sla 49,. w" .'.. ~. ,,s,a h ,, .a. sf nv
thr building. were wahoa, ths.s nrcs..ary ar.
peudsges.
S.''"M. IL Aass.t i,45, sJ!Ie',@d st
W 70 Co,a'aaaa.a, oooe ,'"'.t ~ s'r' 'S ~, VA
B.ookiyn, IN relation 10 the si1. Of lightning
conductors used In the Navy Of, the United states.