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maSS-the former loud ana DolSIerOuS,ruoe and disorderly through intoxication-the latter full of affeectation and false preten- sions to sensibility.-" Oh |! l cannot pos sibly see the poor creeter hanged now, in- deed I can't-I wish I hadn't come, " said a pretty Miss, who was hanging on her lov- CTS arm, and staring with all her might, lest she should lose any part of the shock ing spectacle. "Get of my toes, you brute, you !'' exclaimed second. "Oh murder !',s squalled third, you've scrush- ed my bonnet all to jelly !''-"Oh how horrid an'tit 2" said fourth, "I'm sure,I never could sentence any arthly being to be hanged. It was only last week, like to cried my eyes out, because kitten of ourn got drownded in barrel of swill. But la ! what's kitten to man? Howsome- ever, they say he's only an Indian and I think all them are salvages had ought to be hanged, whether good, bad, or indifferent, don't you, MT. Spriggins?" "Most indubita- tiously, madam"

 If it were solely matter of curiosity to witness the parade of divesting human being of life, or to see how a miserable wretch looks, when launching into eternity OhOOt tnC HouSlo VI 0n CACCuttOACA4A 4AS WOuAu prehaps be less censurable. But great part of the spectators, on such an occasion, are those who have witnessed every exe- cution within forty miles of them, since their memory and who would almost as soon miss of going to heaven, as to a hang ing. Such persons consult the chronicles of the times, for no other purpose, than to, read of murders, rapes, trials, sentences of death and executions and are always find- ing fault, either with the dulIness of the times or the neglect of the publisher, in not fur nishing them with the horrid repast.

 A hundred persons are made worse; where one is made better by. public exe- cution. Rioting, drunkenness, and every species of disorderly conduct prevail on such occasion to an extent never witnessed from any other cause in the land of steady habits. There is on most occasions, that draw persons together in large bodies, some attention to decorum, some regard to character some appearance of feeling but all these are banished, for the time, by the thousands who flock together to witness apublic execution.