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FtAtlE public are :, formed thai da,iy mali i,
"a now ronniue between ibi- place ana " 81.
inetnn Chy. Inc Advantages 81 ti4s aiiarg..
meni arv numerous an! oh,ious.--Ii not o.,
sn IS III. place daily Noiher", III, dail, X CHI
mon9 mai. presents Ia the rdrtiiing fran
tennessee, &c. route subject 10 no delay uha!re
er.
1tits line is intended to combine n prorar f.,
pe''tlan, with amp tim" toi re.l bu, uhpne,. b
4 Is feluned, IL viii i,atel all ,gh,, rs dos 81,
tiedet'cksbur. In. and viii .hco reach Wg.i,.
1ngt"n without difficulty, MS soou a the sreanb
prhm Cha' 'o,tesvie to AiesanlIia by land III
NILE, 80 Alessndr'a Ia Washington, b, the baei
mlirs--iy NY route, l2i
f'"m tharlnuesv lie to stsamhoat landing IL
m''es-Sieambo"t landing Ia Washington 6l-
route by Frde'itk,hurs. 1879 niles
Distance from Salem TO Washington CITY Ioo
"t, II 20
Inc subscriber has spared no pains TO pn, III .
nest accommodations 90 the whole roa, fr M Sa
lem to washington City And having ipyoi,e,
himsen IN a neavv additional rxbense m co,s,.
q"ence Of the establishment OF n daiy mail sol;r,
the support OF ii generous pablo.
WI. SMITH.
u The Abine don and Rockville parers viii ,,.
seft the ab.ye ~ months ut the usual ii,..oun, an,
send III ir account to this II flee for coli,ciio,
Nav
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W IittuAiA - tnie h.laeH u TIA. tie,
circuit Superior N,nrt III Law aad th.nrra,
e"tpiy al Amherst. NonJny The GIN ia. 81 H.. -,
jneoh Hans, Piii. agan-i Archer Car ,tiustr,n.
amn'n h"e'ch AID Henry DunnihgtOn, D.tro's.st
IL hlurcsrt. 't%
The defendant Archer Cary, 10, hay,ig rnieres a.,
ieatasce aGh gwen teraflis ascending Ia tn, T., =
Assllhiy and tie Rules orthi- Court and il una, u
satisfactory evidence that e is not iniisb,ltt
country II Is ordered that The sad po 'auAua d, ~
here on the hrst DAY OF serembcr tenn text ana, -
the biii of the P,tatiil and thai cop. at M
der be forthwith inse, ted tue I.,tchn rp,.,
two months saetcssissis aud ported III The irunt A.,
the court hputc Of this tUHniy. u
Copy-Teste, JOHN THOMPSON IT, Gu
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For Gentlemen's Dress.

Superior Treble Ch,in black French BonbaLine
expressly Ton GcntleMen's
Angola AMI SIcrno Cassimcres
Cartoons and Summer stripes
Ff9ch fi4J pr.itiuy ue1 > =, anj low nticed
Saul. n, GAL can cese,Gclee
Pure S Int 5nJ If N3fsc,,, double hack
Rich il 5alri SATIN +. cd " Ian ve8,ing
Treble cla ia black Silk tloscntine do
great variety OF fancy Murseilles
VanhofAs Dou5u.ne and SATIN Stocks, a variety
ofpaNcms
10 inch Italian Cravuts
Grass b!rucbcd Irish LINEN, fresh importation
: pieces extra black and blue Cloth
Olive, brown, and green Cloths
piece ADELAIDE Cloth, description Of goods rare
IS to b. sen IN this makct.-- The superiority Of
this Cloth consists in The exquisite sofInoss OF the
wool Grmncss Of texture, aud the richness and du-
rabilliy Of the color
pieces medium blue Cl1,hs
> " DO black do
10 pieces assorted coors, low priced
Blue aud black Cassimcres
Bottle green drabi nike and other fancy cooased
Cassmeles
A few pieces plaid and plain sa,inctts
. cnaes apron checks, and counterpart 10
, cases 3 1 bleach Sn.tings
. "A do do heavy and iine
! bales 81 brown DO
} " / do do
bale Ashton I ok ne
BESIDES
1 cases cheap Fur Hats
20 par smng heel Pronea Shoes
80 French do Slippers
| SO common 90 do
| 80 " bes, quality Sealskn spring heels
! An assortment Moroccos, with and without heels
for Ladies and Nj isses
: cases Mems Boo,ces Shoes and Pumps.
These and our entire stock, were purchased tht
latter part of the Spring, il the cities Of New YORK.
and Philadelphia, and selected from he most up
proved houses and on such terms rs 10 enable Us |.
sell a, the most unprecedented low prices. Purcha
sers may be assured they will obtain cheap and de
sirablo goods, u, the Store Of
ROBERT KYLE.
| June 81
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XYSaG.S VA 10 VT ~ :satas hs1,lap ia Ia.
~ Office oftac cifegH saprti"r Court ~ / . q
tharcerv. Tor the couHtv ofIai4s. IN tho p,,,L wi
prii. IsJI.Ju'n 3 PfiJdy. Ptf against e. FL !
Ia. "a teh'nn ~ adsit. de bni. "f Tho 49, :, "a
dy d' e, Jcfaid Bsuts, jr. Wiu. g. Anderson IL N nj
iek, hes,ach Street. AID i,ifk Prddy, Dea. ~ ! q.
fNtHaSCiEf.
The defendant In, X Pf.ldi, not having e,...,
nfpeafahce AMI given seentIy b,t.stltz L. ti =
of A.-eih, aud the Rules Of this Court, aid A. 49, as'
ing ~ sa,tsiactofy evidence that he N ~
tant Gftii- commonwealth On uoin III the ,'ty
cofsel II Il ordered that the saii defrnsant - f es
on tn 1t Hio'iay IN July and liz .l
bill, ami that cspy Of In. otdrt lie fotthw m 1t
lhe Lypehhhg Nhehian lor two ufsu tis al
aud p"sted 1.-THE IA ont door III tbt i4ns. -
county. a Cup,-T, sIr 'Ah
. ~ ". HOLT. b. e
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.FHSilE following stakes are HOW open TO be run
"a for over the Lynchlais Course
IL y swecps.s,;c for colts and Giies, 8 yeaia
id, ~ ,ua neAtla,l Meeting, Si00 entrance, half
10 fe,t mile heats, four 10 nuke race
10 close the lst August, to which are several sub
l-sciiosfs
IA sweclstakc for colts and files 3 years
Old, hat have never won race, To run next Fall
Meeting, 800 entrance, half forfeit, inlle heats
fuuf o. more 10 make u race 10 Gloss the Isl oi Au
! gust
| 3t-A post swsepsnke, free for all ages, TO run
ueN}F .di Neetrs, Z. Q entrance, clay o. paw =
| ini,a "cats f5lf d no.e 70 make race, L, c,oss
the first oi September. To- .ise the Pto,.ie
tor will add Silva Urn, VAIN 300.
-, swcepsake TO- colts aud FLIES then , years
! old, 10 be run Sprug Meeting 1881 eioo en-
trance, half torfyit mlc heats, -four mote to make
, race, to close the LIST January, 1891
A swccPs,hke for colts and hllies then 3 years
old, to run Srriu, Meeting 1884 $500 entrance
af forfeit mile heats, four or more to MAKE race
10 chose the lst January, 1884.
A post eccpstaS', free for all ages, 10 bo rut
the next Sling Meeting ) mIle heas, $50 N
trance, play pay, fou or moro /, make rncc, ie
ciose the lsl january, 1884 To this stake tn,
! Proprietor will add Silver Waiter aud Pair o.
Pitchers, value 3950.
u n, OLIVER, Proprietor.
| Junc2 Is
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NOTICE..

+ not previously sold, will sell, at public auc-
II lion, for cash, all the formerly owned by
William Pli,c, dec at Charlotte Coart-hou
and left me by him, consisting Of TWO lots Of Wood
Land one OF which contains 80 acres, the other
81 cofsenient to the Court house. Also three
improved i-3ts, nabng acres, upon which is d
tavern hoase. The sDove sale viii take place on
the 9TH day Of August Gtxt, II Dcifg count day.
kay pc son wishing to purchase all or any part o.
sad properly for particulars, will apply 10 Col.
Joseph Wyatt, 10 Mr. Archer Vaughan, or to
MIR. Nnslow Robinson, living At Charlotte Cou /
house. OF to myself, IN the county of Iaia4 alb vi
two miles from Blooh Nenl.
FRANCIS v. SCOTT
Janc l3 Is
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hhiAlt,+-At rules hell IL the t!cIk's flee Il. tie
- tittuit Supci Tor Court Of l.as mud Charrrf, f., m
county Of Amherst, Mopdn, ia. ,av of jun III
Ed"H'd W ntson, fitf. against R"ei CAD ua Io,afr
ni Amherst county, and snci, a.Iiiai,t atur Of Jb
simpson, ineiihe from justice, and sand John 4 >al
D.fts III, CliaHccrt
The deianlnut joan a. Simpson, moi hnvir oe,c .
pearance an given security acCurdnr the pet -
,oMby and the rnlcs oithi> court atu i atI,ainc
ny satisfactory evidence that he il NOT mn mn sl -
ii TIM toalionwetth On motion of he nltit.f T., h.
counsel II Is ordered, ifat tie said fulapt, I.ri
sai,"n, 10 nnpsnr her BE- foe tIc nr II Sr.
TENDER term neTt, GnsweI Ihr hil ~ IL, pir 4 M,
asppy OF this der be cpritnh Inserted in h. tNn,n
tutE NreAiah Tor two mon III, excessively anu pustcu
iheifunt door vi tae c"uil-hon.r ofsaid county,
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A fine assortment Of Parasols anil Umbrellas
cheaper thHn ever seen in til, market
case h5e English Straw puastabcs
=" Double f.eshJras, n. :. i,om - 10 SO, and
VIII be soll remarkably cheap
pieces 3 / Damask Diape. ard .ch figured white
49, L.r....-, L IL. q
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lJST RECEIVED AT TIE
fl1Es,r ~ \ clft% >e}1g.

IJoI ELCTINED At ME
G.ElT1i ~ SIR & Jt,2a
MEEDEeT Lusue Stend Lamps, W. cur
n glass shAnes and prismo'lc drops, new urli-
Gle mol. and plain Glass Cand,f sucks pam and
cut Glass Pickle Uns Glass Lanterns penced ;
Gold Lusue and Gold Line China Tea Sets !;
Glass Butter Tubs, with covers Glass Jars Tor
Preserves, etc. fuc cut Glass salt Stands, &c.
sc. &c, JOSEPH D EVANS,
Opposite Me Post Office
June 6 Is
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ANTE saeli continue HE business n The old tanl
w of Thco Roos,,sun Co, where viii al
ways be found lar,c aad well selec ol assortment
ofiiaciw aru AMI Cutlery = The friends aud Gus.
toners OF tbs late finn ate nssued that Ne shali
conduct the business IA the same liberal manner as
heretofore Therefore respectfully solicit the
continuance Of their patronage.
II y RICHARDS s Co
Lvnchbrg, Jul l. 1883 Is
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NOTICE..
NOTICE..

vNAVISG t,kcn Mr. llanry 3 Richards a
Z a partner, tbs firm of rhco. Robsrtsoa s. Go
: changed, AMI w,ll b. hereafter con Iuetei uud
~ STYLE aud hlm Of II Il RI haf3s s. %.
THEo. ROBERT On,
JOIN VAN LEW.
HENRY b. RICHARDS.
Iynohhurg, joy Is is33.
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SPl.INu ID T.iLoGLL o.
RICH
FASHION AgI.E GOODS,
II Robert kyle's New Store.

FASHIONABLE GOODS,
IT Robert kyle's New Store.
A CH DICE selection .. PLAIN and figured slA;s
n f0lisgc green, colourea, cinnamon, ilae
AMI oher shades
Black Satin l.esantiac very rich, and Nations
lsxui Lnstiins en- DO ais3,Icd IT much less tlnin
former prices
blat B4ek htsa L15lriny, very rich gloss
Jet G,os de SWISS, Gros de sols. aud G.os dc Maps
White, PINK and blue Satns
WbHe etecn, ltni and TIDE tiorences
giack En.lbh LastfIng, ex,r emily rich gloss
Bfoad checked Nusiuis with Lace figures
good ASSORTMENT lo4 pticeI checked Mrslns
Fine cpuon Caiibrick aud Can5iica Mus,ins, some
very low priced
Plan and rich f ,ufed Swiss Mu.lns
PLAIN anJ Il ufel Book do
Ffcnrn an Loalon pointed Muslins warranted
fasi colours
French compact stripe and extracted Bingham
100 pieces rich style Calico
\ great variety ladies' and Gen
tlemen's Gloves.
The best Of H9s.kins Elasus Gloves, white,
straw, purple, green and other colours
badir 8 long ~nltc XII Glove,
lientlenien's black and dark extra Gloves
An assortment Of J ,ssklns. second quality
6enllenea's doa5e stitched beaver
Handker hiefs, h.wls and Wells.
Linen Cambr,e1 IL n1keroh,efs, very cheap
1e,uannl. Hello, Lousisine, pure white Blonde
and several other descriptions of Fancy
Shaw Is and 1nndkerchefs
Tortoise, Tuck and SIDE COMBS. Imitation do
LACE EDGiNE, &C.
few peicos Thread Lac,s and Edglnss
Bobnen Eis,nss and Insertlngs some very fine
Bobuet aud Blonde 0aill,ng, extra quality
Ia rich figured ard PLAN Bobnotts
HOSIERY.
Bfst English white aaI black Italian SILK Hose
Best Fren ii do do do do
a few dozen Gne white Cotton Hose, double heels
80 DOZEN low priced white do
80 fancy e9ioprcd Hose, and u general assotl
men, Of Half Hose
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fe Defendant Edward 4trptrc not having ,ptc.
hs APP aud encl .reN'l5 ateeldt.e tlr ct ii
Assembly aud the rulcs Of the Court and IL 1t, e,,
ihc thsfacun OF tue CuGii thai he an
iiis state; On motion oi te plaintiff, b, his ,vt,r ~
Is ordct"d that the shid dtl'h'ait do spIsar M, an
iii Of the Padnilh bn. oe The f,rth A.
da IN August next, and thn cory OF thu order H., G,
III inserted ia the Lypclurc Iug,aiai fr tphi W.
.uccr>sii ely, ana that another cop. b. Nos, ii si II
!root doc, of t,ic tult- house ct tn, cons,,
Cop,-Ic ko. {. hifCiiiLisC.
JAM 81 49,.
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Aopy- ltbtf.
June ~
June ~


ih'iNt" a. iuics hntbrI lhtA tht. oi lie
" tncut superior Cuurt Of Law nrd { Il.t Ger. Il
Nelson UNITY, for tho N auth Of NAV, Is3a-J4ne.
SintId', ll1 against AoNhnier Shfld>, ilam Shrd,
ne"fes Sh,ris, David Shlclds, Ecbrcca Siiel,, n.
ihailri I"n" anu Jane hi Wifi, Ihankf,l Bnutl iol
ieakr. afeA,ndor D"aAo Hem. IIopp EazaLt,h Ia,
WI, henr! Bushnell aud ia'.y Vi. Ia, lie, Join hua
g"me'y, Thomas aluneoU.ery. Maea,ei Iiair,,, Mag
n,Hiris aud George " iiairs, Delt~.--In Chat,eu.
The defendants Alexander Shields, " lliam shn!I
deer.c shields, Da,id Shields, Kelecca Shici. J. ha
hp"A" Alexander hooke, Henry Horn ILzab,lb ii.pp
ana hohas M"ntg emery, not having eLt,f.u t..u Az
Pe"hnce, ana gwen security, accur t"ttr % A.
sembiy ana the ih!te al thu anu II gprtHns ly
haii tuctrA e'iGenc' that its La IaIs oI tls
county 1t ordered that the sai deicrtLnis do
fe'r mere on the tr' Gas Of september neS
answer the hI' IF the piamlih, Lhai coly liz
order be furth" iii irstitsd ii The | yucsl5p W.
tiaHa ne" paper published IN the IArfhhutg
~" mouths succcSst"y and posted AT the IL ont GoU1
d! tio cont h"rsr At Ilis county.
Copy--IGste RO {. CUTLER CIR.
Ma, 90 ,a,,
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"a 'iAiA ST ru'nS bcih IN the looks eflr' ufhe
~ 'icn ~u,Iei Tor Court nf Law and tIarcefY If vi
Con county, IN n"uha, the tt day Of Ma,
"fi sh'lds, iltii against Sdmnc iloaas !, Sl>,
ha oi Nathan Sheld decd aid Jain,s Slrds
IN h,s own lgh', Deits.--iu Chanccty.
Inc den' daui, Samuel y, abe, moi hs,ing entered
ms appearance and given security according "a
act Oh Assembly and the rnles ufihis .nt, ar n,
Pcains by satisfactory evidence thai he i. la az nl.
a't - tlis country IL IL ofde ell. that a. ali Get
u'h' 40 a" ear "cf' on ~ first day t4e Scpt,'
term hcSt, ahi nl-~er a." ln Of the l.luH, =
coy Of i1is order he toft iii inser u no L. .r
~, Ihi"n newspaper ,Lh,sin't in Inc town Of l,,t
oo = nf tt'o months succosslteiy previous to said
an" alother copy post At The front door Of the
honse ui ils county, Oh some eou,t G1,.
topy-Tcstp, 10 !. Cutler. &.
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o. T he'll Tor o dofd county, eauit Ina AZ
l. ~ the 2ih duy Of May --Jouitthen Granu pif
irnnl taharare eirrtoe, VI lhom VI Butw eli and f4
hi, wife, Edward Steloe mud Ia srinue admin
ls.fntur OF Ja,ueo L. Stcp'Oe, creastd. Ijeiu.
INtRAsfi..1
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LACE EDGINE, &C.

4 few pcIcos rhfead Lac,s and Edglnss
Bobinea Eisnss and Iuseriines some very I'm,
BobIuetl aud Bionde 0ailIng, extra quality
Ii rich figured ard plan Bobrnotts
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LNnchbarg ] ockcy Club.

Ffankl,n, C. n. June q
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

AvERE.-The Providence CITY
Gazette OF Thursday, contains an afIs.
oav't, subscribed and sworn to By Ma
.nan Al. Spencer Of East-Greenwich.
IN which he declares that on a certain
gay IN November, 10y reference to :
on1 on goods purchased By him in Provi-
oenee, ne knows it to be the 27th.) h.
rode from East Greenwich to Prov;.
oence; on his way he overlook . Young
nan or foot, took him into the v.soe
Win him, and carried him to the -,
ot Providence, where he sat him dovn-
ana the = separated one taking tho oId
M the other the new road-that oo
ne edgss of Pawtuxet be overlook tve
men % fuoA one efwhosn handed him
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

STRIPPING, whom "a proud father has en-
co0ragcj to practise the sigks Of kos
Pstality-hy most powerful Of all in
centiyes, the influence Of paternal CT
.@pIes Every guest who treads the
threshoad, sees disI Iayed, the sparkling
bquor-and the child early associates
with this exhibition, generous and nsoss-
!y5eekng. He learns TO quaG the poi.
s0Oous portion, and as be mingles in
society, soon becomes fascinated with
fsexhiIarating effects.
Turn over few more leaves in the
hook Of his life: see him on the road
to nsarket-in the convivial party.
His tongue b~trays the dreadful secret;
ne has been drinking to excess, and is
nov intoxicated. That youth is lost !;
and i4bis parents, had not been blinded
by most delusive custom, they would
at this moment, endure as much agor.y
Of feeling a. those more favored indi-
viduals, who could cxclaim with crate
tul emotion, "these our childre., were
dead and are alive again-tbey we're
lost and are found"
One important lesson mo y be deriv-
ed from the humane enterpri.e, above
detailed that the Phiia,,thropist need
never despair Of SUCCESS; even when
the prospect is mort gloomy. We
have reason to believe that a blessing
viii rest upon his cxertions; and that
the apathy Of ths: pr oie.sor Of religion,
and the SCOTS Of the desolute. will in
time, yield to the well-directed efforts
OF those whose hearts are enlisted in
the cause Of reformation.
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

The PhiladelpAians have put Quaker
m jail for rcfasins to pay his militia fine,
tho eity Of bsoaherly love ,s IN quite :
huh60h about ie.
]. = naia thaf .Talleyr.nd fears he ac-
en q 9ossPh Boeaparee 70 ths shroee
q kJonce IN less than ewelye moael,,s
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

Immense tracts ofwilderness west Of
the Mississippi, where the foot Of the
white man never yet trod, are destined
to become, probably within the present
century, . land overfowing with milk
and honey, where all the blessings Of a
civilized life will be enjoyed. The
om'nous war cry Of the savage, or the
how''nes Of the beasts Of prey, will no
no longer be heard. Bot in tt,eirete,d
the ear wlll be regaled with the merrv
shouts Of the lstles school-boys, the
mormurings Of the flocks and herds.
2'd the busy hum Of machinery.
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

EARTH EATING INDrANs.-The
hamlet Of Uruana is inhabited by the
Otomacs, one Of the rudest Of the A.
lmerican Tribes. These Indians swal.
low quantities Of earth for the purpose
Of allaying hunger. When the waters
are low they live on fish aud turtles
but when the rivers swell, and it be-
comes difficult to procure that food,
they eat daily large portion Of clay.
The travellers found in their huts
heaps OF il in the form Of balls, piled
uP in pyramids three or four feet hiyh.
This Substance 10 fine and uuctuous, of
q ayellowish-grsy color, containing silica
and aIumina, with three OF four per
cent. Of lime. Being restless and tur.
oulenf people, with unbridled passions
and excessively given to ,ntoxication,
the little village Of Uruana is more diff
6ctslt to govern than any Of the other
n. IS. ons. BY inhaling at the noee the
POW de- obtained from the pods of the
acaci.' nsope they throw themselves in.
% a stal e OF intoxication bordering on
madness, th.et Lasts several davs. dur
ne which a. .-e.odful murders are com.
nitted.
The most vim die tive cover the nail
{ the thumb witt, tbe euraye poison,
he slightest scratch, t>eing thus sufi-
lent to produce dea.'h. When this
r'me Is perpetrated at night they cast
he body into the river. Every time
and the monk, tsthat / see the women
itch water from part Of the shore to
mich they do not usually 60 Mr. it, ]
inspect that a murder has been COM
,itfed in my mission.''-Hunsboif's Re
,oyrhes.
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

lSnUMAx.-The Butler Sentinel
states that on the eth inst. 4 woman
With several small children. arrived
from Pittsburgh 1t house i've niles
nom Butler, and 10 the evening wa
taken qsite unwen. Theowner Of
house thinking the woman 10 have ~
attack oftlu nlera, removed hes In
70 the woods aiU left her without ned
'cal aid - assistance Of any kind. Her
dead body was seen the day Gollewinr.
near tie road side, With her chidren
weeping asoand it.-Sueh bsut.l c,on-
Duct IN > civilized country merits the
scosn ard Aetestaaiso q every one
.ho has tie least spark Of humanitv Or
noesae oaease IN bis bseast.-Reour
.Aryss.
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10
THE DRUNKARD.

i THE DRUNKARD.
The 61Dewing anecdote vas relates
tat the late Temperance meeting il
Philadelphia, BY the Rev. Mr.. Hunt
Of North Carolina, as reported for th,
N. York Observer
VI all reforms in the world (said Mr.
H. that Of a confirmed drunkard, tho
not absolutely impossible, was certain
" the most hopeless. When once thu
habit Of drinking had been formed
and the appetite for liquor fixed IN th<
|systen.r II required little less than :
miracle to eradicate it. If it va.
true that men carried into the eternal
world tbe lusts and vices they had in
duSged in this, it was not too much "a
say, that even in the world to come
could the means be had, he would be q
druDkard still. In illustration Of this re-
mark Mr.. II. related an anecdote.-Iu
one part Of Virginia there were certain
bandoned coal pits, which had been
formerly worked to great depth, and
which presented a series Of dark and
dismal cavcrns, veil calculated, If any
thing in this world be, to exhibit Wis
,ble representation Of the regions Of
despair. A certain man, of respecta-
bic connexions and good education,
resided not far from these pits, who
was in the habit Of constant inebriety !;
insomuch that his friends told him if he
did not desist, he would certainly die
in one Of his fits Of beastly excess.
The man, however, thought there was
no danger; he should not die; they
were only parcel Of fanatics, and
wanted to destroy all his joys. He
to drink, TIL IN one Of his
frolics, he became dead drunk eotal-
" unconscious and insensihle to every
thing around him.
In this situation his friends conceiv-
ed. as a last expedient, the design Of
alarming him, If possible, by a near
prospect Of death and eternity. They
accordingly provided a coffin, and ar
raying hl0in grave cloths, placed his
Dody in Il, lowered him down into one
IF the deepest Of these pits. One or|
Ewo of them accompanied him, to wit
hess the result Of the experiment.
The place was perfectly dark and pro-
ouOdly still.-Alter a considerable
lime the fumes Of the liquor began toI
and the drunken man came
o himself He opened his eyes, and
'fter few moments they heard him
"What! is it so?-am l dead !?
-am really dead!' They answer
d in a feigned voice; ~Yes: you are
lead and buried" After some time
! glimmering light was seen a, a dis
ance, men in disguise approached,
md taking him out Of the coffin COM
nenccd the application Of a pretty
'eavy bastinado. The man now be-
ieved himself to be in the regions Of
orrow, and began to beg hard for mer-
y. They told him that he had been
as drunkard and there
vas no mercy for him. They then
aid him down again and retired.-As
hey we're going away intending to try
he result Of solitary reflection on his
mind, they heard his voice calling
and loudly after them ~Hal-
oa! Mr.. D-l! have you any DRINK
|own this way.
[Shouts Of laughter; and it was
ONE minutes before the audience be-
anne composed.
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

Bsothev!y Looe.-Don Miguel lately
visited bis army at Oporto, and 1t one
time. in riding along the lines was visi-
bic to his dear brother, Don Pedro--
the two worthies, accounts state. sim.
aItaneoasly cooked their respective
telescopes to their eyes and viewed
each other, *liIke two strange cats in q
garrett" On Pedro'spatt,ng down HE
glass, he remarked to Sir John Milley
Doyle-@l zee no alteration in the
scamp" aud We have heard from Head
Quarters that, By ~ curious coiDci-
dence," 20 closely did their ftaternal
knowledge and feelings assimilate, that
MIG On finishing his examination Of
n's brothers mug, exclaimed. HE
mas the same schemlng vaeabond
he always had. ."-EselssIb
pqer.