Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26
rHg BuRYlHG PLACE Sc HAPLss.

aal real 90 ,rsay ta-r'Sinr s4-aru's q tie
aaf.si ri.rs e. Nss.ts. 't-; sca, sih 90 hp'er-
90 = ut SIC lliatsnse - YEA o. IA cid maH
r.rel ias ,rgu door sa1 er catered e -,sab. 'pa-
ria-s col seq sai-. s-ss si;h iar- rose u' iren
iag- ,r ne .r4tv f'sa.- q .-e astrr.rH'. WIS.
..1f tst ~ = qI~fli.p. t.r oi3 Uau walked rcrust
o iis GHhtr corner, ~hefe s'ccd r.n,esb- Jew.
~. sri fsG's.rr soc eh'ia INTO ,he fixture rsi-td
no ,us..,,~ ft.ae cover 81 rig. lie requested i,
,a t.sns bah ~ fcr tu.a4,rs. 90 give he ell
a 'ia.c 10 coop. 81 then. saei'cung c6r e."
Ot cor ls'. ws irufei ia. ZOO have read 81
.eagsr. ta' there a-e .tree haufIei an sisiy- G
1,'. 20 ih.s parr ole 81 sach D. o7r1ct every tat
,i .ls 5ca! of ile CIV. They are thrown ~,
tacJ; STROUD or coffin, and Tie %; - sealed az
- r.rht ftayesr. The, a'e thirty Or G.uy iee
',eg. All each Noa,l contain, rc'ls1s two huajfed
5,dicr. Il We come tine tefure We could dis-
aurri.h am ,!.u. in the darkness If the a5tss.
Fixing my csc. ca tLc tpu'. however. the outlines
ia body becs1ie defined gradually. and ~ le~
minutes. shc'.ytnc NY eyes completely from tie
sen above cou.5 zee the hnrior= of the scene bJi
too dishrliy. Eight corpse, un Of grown per-
sons, lay 10 ccnfusci bcsp ture,he:, as thcy hsj
been ,hro,.n ia one after another in the course of
the day. The l,s, VISA powerfully made old usn
~bo had fallen Cat on hi back With tis r,Eht hand
,cross and 'afcoycrns tie face Of woman. -
Dy hi- flll hrlbs ard chcs' a1i tie darker color
Of bis lers fellow the snoe. he vas probably one Of
'hc lszzafonj anl bad ere: with sudden deaih.--
HIS right heel lay on the forehead u 4 young msn
epac,t'ed to the lasl drErec, hs chez, thrown Up
he !sy tS3 his I5s showing Ike skeleton
covered WNL rkn. The clos, black curls o. The
latter, his bead rested on tnoiher body, were
ia such strong relief that | could have coUn,ed
them. or TO the right quite distinct from tie
heap, lay IN beautiful altitude, girl as well as
could Judge, of not more than fifteen or tSeniy.-
She had,Glen the Pile, and rolled or slid away.
Her HAIR very long aud covered her left shoui-
der aud bosom; her arm was across her body and
If her mother had laid her down TO Gleep she could
not have disposed her hubs more decen,iy. The
head had fallen little wsy to the right, and the
feet Which were small, were pressed one against
The other, Is if she about turning OH her SIDE
The sexton said tia, young man had come with
the body and was very III for some time after it
was thrown 10. We asked him if respectable peo-
pie were brough, here. Yes" he said, "manyr
None but the rich would 90 TO the expense Of
seperste grave 70, their relations. People were
Of en- brough, in handsome grave cloths, bu, they
were always stripped before they were left. The
shroo', whenever there wss one. was the rcrqui-
site Of the und.rtakers. And thus ore flung into
this nos9mc pr, ike beasts, The greater Part Of
the population Of tbs vast city the young and the
old, the ,cious aud the ylricous together; with
out the dpceacy even Of a rag to keep up the DIS
iinc,igns cf lie! Can human beings be thus
thrown sway men hike o9rsei1cs- women. chil
1fen, ike sisters snd brothers never was 50
hnmiiis;ed in ry hie a. by thi. horTId spectacle
dit not think tbs. man "a feoD even. or 4 lep-
cr-whst on viii, that Is gnilty or dcbased--
did not thluk sLy that had been human could be
50 reokiossly abandoned POh II makes one
sick q, hear God grant iha, may never die at
Naples.