ALCOHOL.
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The following items will show the grea,
"uiility," of distllleries, grog shops, and every
other department Of the old kings, estate =
o lempores!


A AHoRRIBLE DEATH.-A slave, named Reu-
ben. met with death in Richmond Va, on the
18th inst, under the most horrid circumslan-
cts. He had let himself down into whskey
c;sierp, in the distillery where he was employ
ed, for the purpose Of cleaning out some OBJ
slruction, and while enveloped in the yapor OF
alcohol, lighted candle was handed to light
UP the cisern. The vapor became ignited
immediately, and he was SO horribly burned
,ha, he died on the following day.


DRUNK AND DIsoRDEgLlEst-The Mayor OF
Philadeldhia, yesterday morning, fined Y per-
sons for being intoxicated in the streets, and
held three to bail for their future behaviour
Among the latter was the somewhat notorious
David Glib.