Rateinh, ". C. March 8,
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Lightning g-On Wednesday afternoon last one
of the chmnes attached to the dwelling house Of
Capt. Thomas Cobbs, OF this city, was struck and
totally destroyed by lightning. After striking the
chimney, the fluid descended into the parlour, where
it entered clock, aud proceeded down the pendu.
lum and, strange as it may appear, notwithstanding
the case literally torn to pieces, the works recei
we'd no injury nor suffered the least interruption, and
are in operation at this time. Pictures and glass
were broken and bricks, andirons, longs, sc. scat
tered all over the room. Although there were
yeral ladies' and children sitting in the same room,
they fortunately received no other injury than Sc
we're shock.