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CASES OF WIFE WHIPPING.
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CASES OF WIFE WHIPPING.


We have heard of three cases this week, OF
this very accomplished and gentlemanly sport.
But the one 10 which we now wish public at
ten,ion directed, took place some few days ago
on Church or Union Hill. The lady is said to
be an amiable, kind, and affeclionate wife; and
the man, or brute, or whatever the being is,
who claims to be her husband, is said TO have
passed as respectable person, heretofore.
From what we can learn the entire blame lays
at the door Of the assailant; and if there is no
law TO protect innocent and virtuous females,
then the neighbors should take the matter in
hand, and deal with tas their judgments may
dictate. II is duty every man owes to him
self and family, TO protect the unprotected, and
we do seriously hope the men of Union Hill
will give this matter their attention. The dis
ease of wife whipping is said to be very easily
cured, if taken in time. The remedy is Sc
we're one, but apply it faithfully, and it 1t does
not perfect a cure, the disease must be incura-
bic.


Prescription catch the varmint-then
strip hm-take new cowhide, and have 1t
applied by muscular arm, 80 times on the
bare back. Tar is said TO be cure for wounds,
so after the whipping, give him good coat OF
tar, TO which add about iour pounds Of feathers
as polish, and then dip the whole concern in
to some frog pond. This remedy is very sim
ple--and we are told by those who have seen
it tested, that it is a never failing one.


We are as much opposed to lnobs as any
man in the world, under ordinary circumsan-
ces, but where man so far orgets his vows
before Heaven, as to whip or mal,reat the fe-
male that has given up all for him, and seeks
nothing but his pleasure, then we say no pun
ishment can be too severe for him, even should
he lose his ears. Palsied be the hand that dare
smitc the cheek he has sworn to love and
cherish. Richmond Tyme,


A free chapel, erected by the Untarians
was dedicated at Providence, r, l., on We'd
nesday, the 9Th inst.