FOR THE INTELLIGENcER.
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Understanding that the editor of the Inquirer will probably commit suicide from grief and disappont- ment. because his paper has not "won its way to unioersat patronage Hrougho@ tte State have con cluded to offer such advice his despondng situa- ton seems to call for, and which appears necessary at this time to keep him from bodily harm to himself

 Mir Walker ought not to disregard the citation of the Spirit of the Age, to be and appear in propria persona, at certain place on Main-street, between the first Saturday after the great eclipse and the se- cond Monday before the dog days, to answer unto Spirit, by the Mobile Commercial Register, why he should not drink sack after the fashion of printers And ifthe aforesaid Inquirer should prevaricate and plead the cold water society as bar to his pleasures then the said Spirit shall have just cause to infer that the respondent crooks his elbow" in some other way, and shall be fined at the mercy of the conrt- And the court shall require the said Inqui- Ter to answer unto certain interrogatories of the Southern Advocate of Huntsville, why he should continue toset spies through the land cheat the devil out of his rights and to report the origin and private history of all schemes and measures, that may be set on foot in doors and under the house, and also what progress he has made in protecting 'those shining beacons, truth and decency' winch he splemnly promised to guard against all harm. And ifthe Inquirer shall not give satisfactory answers to these several questions, and still refuse to publish the Chinese debate, requested by the Advocate, then the court shall have just cause to doubt the h. qurers claims to character for truth, decency, and impartiaty. And the court shall moreover have the further right of asking Mir Inquirer question or two, touching its own body coyporate ofwhat is the true meaning of the following toast "We have seen the first number of new paper, printed in this place, entitled the Spirit of te Age We wish the proprietors all imaginable success, u,l- Jess they interfere with our interests without cores bonding advantage 10 the community. The patro- mage which Tuscaloosa and the surrounding coun- try is able at the present time to extend to news papers, will not more than sceH support enc in our town. We shall endeavor to take care of ourselves by devotion to the public interests as auniiary o,, 0iDn.

 And ifthe Inquirer shall hang his head, or wriggle himselfabout after the fashion of cunning men, ol