EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE.
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Captain Woimwood Of Surry, Me took his
wife and child into sleigh and attempted TO
cross Patterns BAY upon the ice, but before reach
inlethe other side the ice broke and they were all
plunged into tic congcalin& element, with the
sleigh turned directly over them. Iic cane up
IN one direction, and the wife and child in anoth-
cr. Mrs Wornwooh disappeared seyyeral times,
but every time She arose it was with extended
arms cndcayo.ns to throw her infant out Of dan.
cey; and by her psiscyering ehoits, ard the mid
Of i wise Providence, she kept heTsoltand 'he
littlc sufferer above the water, until Captain
Wormwood swan to her relief, threw the babe
on the ice, and finally succeeded in saving the
lives OF all three; but the horse was lost. We
understand that the personal Indifference, pater-
nal solicitudc, and extraordinary efforts Of this
woman while in the perious situation above dc
scribcd, we're of the most interesting character