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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

We invite suennon to he annexed article from the yicks.
Jmg Wing Wesrs glad 70 find That friends IN that
quarter nol likely neglect their duty, We hope yet
tni' sule redeemed through the influence Of the
W.g.
HAM QrF-Iioy. The Louisville Journal on learning
he fesHt d me late elections this State ask H., follow
ing question.
Now that Mnsspf has shown by the fesultoi her late
n'cur1s at Mnodtyof her population thieycs what
u2ti will se have ~ cOmpain IT, IN future, the thieves o
a portions ol hc country swarm into her territory instead
0f running 20 Tfsaqi"
While rejoice The fact Of our being one u tioqe
whoeD misguided policy hos subjected thc siso 70 ,uch re-
mark s The above confess feel panied reading
Them, though douy that the insult ius offered
"a our state mented, yet b. t not lamcnlbe that few
m'fr"sq d'magogucs should have capousrd and establish
cd dJctrnc which fuhircts the whole State 10 derision
and insult WI. not the advocate IT fcpudiauoh blush
when they reod the above article and thousands Of others of
otimiar character which daily find IN cxchnngep
ofaf' cy soenurcy Loot a. shame be- willing ~ brave
bo contempt 81 tie world a. the spos II Office
tI whilst We feel commiserutiDn Tor the leaders Of
dat doctrine feel Tor th0se whom and uistakcn
notions 81 policy have tempted become participants in
c dgacelu scene. Shame, Shauoi that State ahordng
annual product u l5,OODUOO should Illus subject her
-'Ii n insult o. ave tie poor psnce Ut l2b the
hundred dollars @" extra iatauon WehsNe often warned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20
aREPunIArIONn

We expected the Enquirer would have awarded the
praise OF bersity for having exone-
rated aud it, whole party in Virginia from the foul stigma
OF Reputation. But ii il disposed, diseaim the
praise in advance. We have done H. believe and the
OF its followers know but simple Justice in that
oncrston.
But suppose had written in this strain and called nm
on the London Morning Herald publish i,-would the
Enquirer have had OF complaint against usi
"There known adv OF tho doctrine OF Repud
snon IN the Commonwealth of Virginia There are no
"HenraLs upon the question. IL is denounced without
qualification, by every individual and by all parties But
while this IL there Is another truth ought also 10
'bc told There is advocate OF Reputation in vsin
a, but there is here influential Press oldest aud the
nos influential I'm the State. which the jealous cncou
sger and favorer OF the Regulators Mississippi the
"hrs To advance and practise the odious docno oldest
"and the most inveterate offenders, who have ycnr after
year with deboraon adhered what hoped by the
Union too monstrous long be sustained As the
mississippi Regulators all Van Buren, men, this Press
"rsoices an their uiumphs the Polls. This year. the
Whes OF Mississippi made contest and those putin
limitation for federal Office also Van Buren, men, but
"bOnd payers, anti Repudisors They were oy erhrown and
"th paper the Richmond Enquirer, cxulied their defeat,
land in the triumph Of Republication Are the facts no,
"sOi"
The Enquirer We presume did triumph nj the sue.
OF the Regulators because they Repudators
because they the genuine Loco Foeo grit Al least
however, this is manifest that regards the success OF Mr.
Van Burcn with soeiudc, than the overthrow Of
"Repudiauon which has brought Republcan-m into dis.
grace the world over.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

az letter from the country asking for evidence of
Mr. Van Buren's favor to Bankrupt law, shall be promptly
attended to- Ii has been often before the country and
from our recollection of it X explicit that rather won
der any reading man should a ih. of dav-
We presume every informed friend of Mr.. Van Buren,
knows, and that OF them will deny the fact In New
York orwhc the Bankrupt system popular
tany would not Can't whatsomc of then not do
down South, where Is 1t unpopular Van has hard game
10 play, and some allowance must be made for him. ii lac
and then tries ride both sides the slping On
mos, OF the great questions oi the day. the North differs
from the South. the Tariff Bank. and suudry Others
Van, who but little in ruth about them either way
hos on all OF ihem two sets ut opinions the North
the other for the South Thus the Tanf-amost al the
instant he Whiting his late letter Virgins attacking
the Tariff OF ~ in principle and detail the Syracuse
Convention composed entirely Of his psrizans men know
ing perfectly his sentiments and obying thoroughly
his wishes, approved it. Allowance we say must be made
for the difficulty of his position" IT, like Henry Clay h.
was 10 out flat footed for moderate Tariff of ncden
tai protection, how he hope carry the Southern Anti,
Tariff INTEREST," Ii fiat footed against it, how could he hope
carry his New York II evident must dodge
equvocaie and scue attain his great object Of rest
Grafton power and the Presidency. Compared with
that, what Is plain dealing, oando sincerity
pulpit, and which things that should never be per
mted stand in the way OF a-pIan power and man
OF III, world.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

ley, Tate Bowers. nedgnan. larrison Stephenson Bur
vel Rice # westmorcland, and M'coma.-i00.
efek. Robins, Stoval Pace, B1wden, Turner, Tebb- Nj
and Neal-ls.
Mr SrovAr moved to smend the bill 81 ms to read-",o
make members do their duty and drive them from Rich
mond; which motion was rejected
RESOLUTIONS.
by Mr. LrAKr, That the committee OF Roads inouirc
into the expediency OF amending the 7h section an act
- reduce into the several concerning public rr.
and r establishing public landings passed February ID
1872 ~ 20 allow the the timber hch
may be Tor bridges aud causeways viewed and
valued after has b,on taken, when IL con,e
niently done before.
ntohe erpedicncy OF 50 amending the law ia regard TO
slaves, free aud muaiocs provide that In i
application made under the ed section Of said
on behalf OF an cmancpated slave for permission remain
within the commonwealth, be determined by n vote of
majority OF the acting Justices who compose the court to
decide on The application, instead Of requiring them To be
luminous. ne now provided by law.
BY MIR MAYO Of Lancaster and Richmond
Res0red, That the Committee for Schools and Colers
be instructed 10 inquire into the expedency OF reporting
bill No. 32 passed by the last General Assembly reln.
ung to the Free School ut Warsaw.
MIR. VI. Also presented petition OF tho Field otfce, of
Westmoreland' Richmond Lancaster and Northumberland
praying for Munitions ofwsr. ..r,
by Mr. BALEs-That tho Committee of Courts inquire
into the expectancy Of amending the law provide
that the shcrs shall charge but one execution fee In
collecting the public revenue. county and poor rates
by Mr.. BsowN, Of l.. & C., That the committee of
courts inquire into the expcdency ia, law CON
corning ONeeers OF the Poor require the county
courts To examine annually the proceedings o snd Over
secrs and portion OF the levy laid by them be contra
~ to law, To the sum, TO bc struck out
by MIR. MARrI, That the committee OF courts inouire
into the expectancy OF 81 amending the act entitled an aet
concerning the weighing OF live stock brought TO the city Of
Richmond" pas cd March ed sI3 So as TO authorize tie
State, through the Executive carry into effect th, pro
visions of said act tho manner ns the common,
council OF the city OF Richmond under said act are .n,po
cred.
by Mr. BococE. That the committee OF courts inquire int,
the expcdiency o reporting bill authorizing Deputy She
is selling real estate 10y virtue OF schedule and convey
ance, made under the for the relief Of nsoye nj debtors
to make valid conveyance 81 the same egalzng such
conveyances heretofore made.
...-.. PETITIONS. ....
by Mr.. CROSBY, OF Tho Sork for tuition fees for moor
children--By Mr. MARSHALL OF f. of Director. Of IN,
Fauquer and Alexandra Turnpike Company for a surpen
sion Ol the law with respect domestic lotteries so far as
they concerned. ...
MI McCoNAs moved adjournment, which was carried
ayCs IL noes 81.
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tt. Distinct Su,tem.

We call attention the lucid and conclusive article of
~ upon h's subject. lie the trouble of replying
TO our friend IN yesterdays paper had promised
10 Ea PEASANT We may well remark that the latter
winter takes different ground from that by his par
" IN Congress They did deny that Congress hal the
night pass the District Law. that peecy con-
sranonal They objected forcing the to lay oT
the Districts. We think 81" settles the matter very con-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20
The Charl..ten lLsrcrtu.

The Editor 81 the Mercury sets us and the Enqu,refs
Washington Correspondent, vino first suggcsted the Wow II
running Al Calhoun the Van Buren, ticket in the same
cnirg,y, and chnstsn, "goese" We'll it's sometbnpto
be 10 h,n neighbour. The Cmyslry, W. believe.
hove no goe-e among them All their geese care -wnns,
The nsnfes approach 10 a goose among them learn,
il tho van that sings ~ Inc Mercury Office
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

making Tor William l. GoeFin &c vOtss. Tor Thamaa W
'imef l2o. These % votes for your msmoralisi H odd
ed G, the mnioty above ~ or OF one hsadysd and
bus by which be- elected the 9Th would mak. tle
number Of one hundred and nfrfV.0pc; from which, 3D. Nr
Gmers vote Of l2s be deducted, there would still rem
majority Of three rofrs n te district In favor Of your me-
mora 70, even including Che days Illegal voting iu
Greene and Madison ie claims therefore. upon it view
OF ne case also 20 be the Representative u the district
% The Congress II he United Saton
Strange a. may seem, however. bic competitor has re-
ceVed Tho return, OF YOUR mcmorios has reaap o. SUBJ
pose, through mistake mado by The re,urnn, c.ra
% comparing and nddne up he polls the several clns
lie pfotesis therefore against le fght Il Mt Ginrr u
soai ~ your BODY, and insists that be- ,your memoir l
should b admitted 10 occupy the same the legay elect
- membof Rom ho dstnct For tie reason which boz ur.
re- iaiaFot Of his own claims, and against any rgb o.
ne scat which can Do urd by he opponent hc need but
fcer 20 che sutement oi the polls boz the several counties
II ihe district, which herewith exhibited as plr Of
tha msnuiiai, and which taken from the poll books
6le IN dc ppecHve Offices and dolly cerhhed by th,
proper sufh1ritics - ths laws II Virginia b. regard r
electons fof mcmbers u C1nCes 1nd, u asc.ssa,y tY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

the people OF Mississippi ha, If equalization received
eond sanction il would call forth such expressed
In the above paragraph. and publish for other
than To show thoss no read predictions
that they heing daily fulfilled. Reubutive Justice viii
have its sway sooner later. but IL will require year,
stdct pur,ctna reestabi<h the credit OF Mississippi and
wipe the foul stain from her ehaTactrr L.
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ltI

making the majority aforesaid favor Of your memorial
st. OF oil the votes poed and be- claims 10 b. ad
United member OF the House Of Reprcseniatiyes, upon
this statement ct the vote, which will Boz contpy rt,I
by his competitor him-elf
1ouf memonnhH further suics u.at iie polls were te
opened, ~ his absence the 2s and 99th DAYS Of A
~ the county OF Greene aud aso in the county Of Nad
con, at the courthouse OF each county and 90 one precinct
OF the latter county 90 w.t. OF Robin ms" though os.
ed az fioo oth'n n the came county the 2Ith and
was the ease IN aH c otho five counties Of the district
when IL appears the number oi votes pocd was az follow,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20
MAR REED,

- AZ "aTs6urg, n. c. on 10th inst, by r. ID. Gary Eco
VII JosLrH q. WooprS. tn Miss OKrai AM COON a II
Chesterfield couuty, Va. " -
Al the same place, the morning OF the H. bv the same
WI, WV MchN' TO Miss CAROLINE :. Moor both Of
Richmond. Va ~ -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20
HOYT n cos PRIZE OFFICE.

Drawing Of u Lottery lnnd this evening: Cnpi
als, $1,000, 10000, &c. Tickets 81. - Nos. IL drawn
Tickets Tor sale by HOYT g. CO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

NofieeA meeting OF the Siockhodt of the franklin
Manufacturing Company Of Richmond, will take place 4,
tie Paper Mil on Friday, the 18Th inst, ~ O'Clock w.
\ full meeting Is desirOug.
de 0n--id RIL,u ARn ANIInEInI IN n---.I--
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ST VI VI An ".

Mr.. MeD1@e.-A correspondent Of the Charleston
Mercury says:
There is rhmor that Mr.. McDufie will break ground
the Tariff he takes his in the Senate and
following up the movement, " il fails, he will Immediately
return home and raise the banner resistance IL 10
be hoped there j. truth in the runor IL would rcctify
more than OF difficulties, for which fear resistance
Is our only cure. rcgrt add that he is supposed
IN opposition To the general feeling the Texas question:
What kind OF resistance" - meant That Of arm.
seems implied but but suppose tina, it does in
justice to Mr.. McDuic. That any attempt To disturb the
bssis OF the Tariff OF ls42 H fa in the Senate at least
and most probably the House. doubted in any quar-
ter Were both Houses Loco Foco il would equally fail
Were the President inclined he possibly s to repeal the
measure he approved, it would fail still No Congress
which can BE- assembled will depart from the
principle Of raising the necessary Revenue by duties on
imports and within tai limit OF affoT5ng incidental pro
lection home industry No State OF parties can affect IT,
The triumph defeat OF Presidential candidate can
overthrow IT. is rooted deep in the convictions OF the
immense majority Of the American People Wing and De-
mocrst, and rooted there after varied experience OF 2
yeNrs and the world cannot change their opinions The
North the East, the Middle and the West all are nearly
unanimous in favor ut IT, while the South and South
Westii IS advancing in popularity very far beyond any
question OF the day.
The conjecture Of Nh McDufie's opposition 20 the an
neNsnon Of Texas fortified by the opinions he expressed
in his Oregon speech the last session and We have no
question j. well founded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

Cast steel Pocket ItiiIc. AT $3.50 each.
IbNioSE who wish good Pocket the above prcr ua
y be plcas"d before purchasing elsewhere. on
:. SUTHERLAND Gunsnih,
10 10 Opposite Virginia Rank.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

BOOK AHetioH.--On this "wednesday evening, at ~
o'clock We will sell large collection oGvnuable nisces
neonS Books Aso-An invoice Of superior Gold Lever
Watches. = Catalogue ready Tor delivery
INLOES & BROTHER Aucz
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

Bacon, Whskey. Sugar, coffee, Se-We shall sell this
morning lOb O'Clock very superior bright Bacon Side.
Hams aud Shoulders, Baltimore WhskSy in barrels prime
Sugars andCOiiee ven superior old Mononrahela Wskry
de 81 WILLIAMS & HANAII. Ancts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

agr, 'hpL JOHN q CLAIBORNE formerly of BTungirl A.
1--WE Annual Meeting Of tho MaDrb.,, Ca
ton and Wool Manufacturing Company, VIII be held Al the
Exchange Hotel troom Is) SATURDAY aoh inst al a.
O'Clock. 2. NN n n AMIITnS
de l4-dd Agent NJ. e. aud W. Mannhae ruriny 90
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MORNING, DncIMDyR 20. isas.

The Enquirer and the PsvrAIst Political Abolitio-
In the Enquirer Of Saturday 9th. appeared the following
article, which published the Time and which We now
rePubsh. that readers may have the whole subject be-
81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20
DIED,

=, DIED,
Ia fasOO, Mississippi uIt n the 3.tL y.sr ~
age capt Join a. CLAIBORNE. fnrmsrl OF Rrln.,icL ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

INDIAN ORIGIN.-J w. RANDOLPH has received .-
u The Origin Of the North American Indians,
their customs language dress, &c by John Mcnioh de so
I'D ANON the HOVEH.-J. w. RANDOLPH has receiy
- - Ramon the Rover of Gaia AMI other tales by author
Of Eyonnrsin boston. ie
M oRNING WATCHES few words on and hr Cos
1VH els the confessions FTedcfkn Bfmcf Translated
Swedish bya swcde Pdos ~! CT. For sale by
go J W. RANDOLPH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

ehiIdren-By MIR. MARSHALL OF r., OF Directors OF the
tauquer and Alexandria Turnpike Company for surpen
SION oi the law with respect domestic lotteries far as
they concerned
MI MeCONAs moved an adjournment, which was carried,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

The reports Of tho Majority and Minority Of the commit
tee read and then lad on the table I'LL Tomorrow on
motion of Mr.. DANIEL Of =.
Mr. HARUr enguired Of the Chairman NJ committee on
Agriculture, tNr. Witcher), II io committee had he'd un
der consideration the propieiy Of passing law respecting
tobacco raised ~ the State
N WuCHtF replied that the committee had adv 70.
ported 70 bill the fubiccf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

lust received per Schr Weymouth another
- supply e NHrin. md Beaver and CASTOR anil Cashmere
hat ~ tr latest syle. uey veg handsome CeIeuen
please and for themselves. Asp hand handsome
NJ fne sca Musk atd Hair cap. Wou
lsdo Kring Mua ~ ~ which offered
Nofs c1sh prices BY DE- 10 GFO w FERHY
Whoesie and fetna deles IN ilaisahd Gaps. Main g.
uae dom pbove Van lev Smith : Co's iiurdwaW tofs,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21

and enclosed in aneat ornamental cover
Il will form at ,na end of The year, two
.eperb volumes, each 81 four hundred and
sixteen pages, filed with the gems Of liter.
atuto and the FIRE arts.
The very low price at which il will be
ISSUED renders !, the cheapest periodical
10 ihis Or any other country considering
me cos. and beauty .. iis FlETY-TWO
ENG RAVlNGSs and the intrinsic value
ol il literary contents. Those DESTROYS
ol receiving the paper from The CON.
sncncemenl. will have it .punc,ually sen,
ID the address upon their forwarding 10 III,
Undersigned, at No. A Ann street, TIRE,
.iolnrs Tree Of expense.
Letters enclosing the amount Of sub
ser;piion, may DO ranked BY all post,nas
ters Agents; carriers. newsmen, will b
suppfudon usual terms. 0~~rThe Gus
system will be rigidly adhered 10, wiihou
anq deviation wha,ever~E0
Such EhItors as copy the above wi
FatiIeo me by forwarding a marked papt
aud fesaming the exchange; which ",
Interrupted much 10 my regret, by circuu
sauces over which ] had no control.
GEORGE P'MORRIS.
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Trust SALE.

10Y virtue Of a deed OluO'I' 'OHe'is
,9by ". c, STOKES, lor cr''an T.
herein specified, and wbIcnI' oO 'e''l
orobatc Clerks Office, ODubn CONN., o
pages lS3ana ~; i. .'',I l' y,. ~. "
,e luu, day OF July, lot& at paS,'' ''''
,nc residence Of Nti,anG sl"Rs@ .
M de.cnbed properly, 70 wI;-''' N
,lar of section .; aud tlJer'oOI'l' %
mid OF the northeast QaadlT' '',' u''l
~ he souwsst quarcr, ava c',@l
east onar,al of .aId section Alaa.l
! the southwest quarter 'hcrtOl' 'ISr
nth, west hall Of the sOn'o'o.'
| ,1e wnoIe being in lowpadp lN'4I
containing insll sIS hundred a''N'
, o,,d Also 1ba following u'sIoe' o.
sonaIiry, john a at ''I'o 'D'I
a naDnin Z woman aged a'opi
man aged abouI 50, i'n"y,'si1
Az dr% 'trIIicen, a woman aged ~ En-
nv'n aecd about 40; Jaa5rI
ChIoq, ag,d abo"t l5' aud IA
liz ,ears Of age A la Iou's @.ai
ropr Yoke Of ozcIr 40 n ,nd a,..ssas|
wagons, aud harness a1u .',,yh
Gu,osnd'y pow on "a. lad pa. p.,.t |, ae
sale, cu.k. such tue 0Nl
vested in ME a trustee g pAsnNld
| JanuaryO, lSa1 ~
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clninina as lls contributors, some OF Tue
|4aosl d,,tluaulhej writer's OF GreaI buEaiN
ms liphly lallenled work bUe ever nal"-
tansd u proud position IFS, colemporA"e'
!, MA from ,he dawn Of It's commencement
| il has been constantly increasing ~ me
pomlar estInanon down 20 Tue presea'
Whine In conhrmallOn OF our assertions
II i only necessary 20 refer " lllpsr
thrilling incidents, Of food ard lie'd, an,
d,r,he l,les, of "CharIes u Mdllcy," and
.'Harry Lorreqger," oo'p Of w"'r'' o''sl~
nil, aitced lha pages .oi tins peiiodici4
the most popnlar viii NE eXesp'ion Q
Bpa's works, perhaps OF alliha, have sVs'
issiled from tue periodical press, SpAlN
IN S,lh hunor, and eenIna, as these au
m,rabe Size ches do, WIN loc'qsn's \
,ncEinienSe aud glowing 'pieiest ~ VIZ \
lrrusal Ne positively Jerome cursor, Z
pa,Ilr,2aofs In tic sCents nafta'Ta.
4, uld te needless, however, iW us !
.paal, OF DE mrus ni 30 author WIZ
whom, The pubIlc unlVetsally are 20 iaN"'
yorably acquainted, were y no. i"r wy az
nnnn,cmeut OF a. new work IRON the pc
7 If n4s,ne drliehllal wuter, Dr. AAyEl
q nhich is to appear il this Magazine az
; winch MlH,ht com aeuctd immaculate d'''
( rhrronoIeilln OF lhe series, m"Inailt
: - Ma,Icy," nov IA course Of puo'ls'
ION. A
/" Another. md n scarcely less tavorf
; vlter. he egrnd.lovmg LeyER' VIM,
= ndmirablr produciious, have - dtsfvtol
n earned tor him an untyng rtpnsa'i"
may also be namea as among, me eNn''
butors 10 tins popular peE'odieal; 70 who
% we m.y turther add the name q VT
:" LIAM CARLGra NJ man OF .singaIar a'l
+" 4, andsk,t, and one wip Is assdrrdly y
, tued 10 axe rank. autoNg lhr gy'sn p
= mr., country has produced pfnapeeh.
: i writer OF eh giant hetirn he ls perm
I" laeQoalrd ~ pdyl'y aod rroiunaiil Ct !
= .ho-, aud exquisite grave and cesicaey
" senupent.
}, Aruihrr attrac,ive feature oltbi' wt
" cons,rs Suns mamnly gallery oi parirI
$" al rhaIaciers eminent 10 LITERATURE, {
- prca. tipoia ~ LAW, Wetirine, andpoh'
connect wlJtt lfrtau,i, 70 ~heh are
e o,ud.d a serl ue, B,ogmPhA Nem3
Us a.. II ue Aneuao Eiltlon ~
- Daaa.Uouct-ny MIG 2,ue, these aa
~ ads Characteristic etching viii be L =
.aA
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PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
AMERICAN EDITION
OF TIE

DULIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.
The increased attention paid - the
cultivation OF BntIsh Periodical LIlPrn-
lurr, may be re.ored as one among the
prominent characteristics, OF the pTesenI
aye. An entirely new Class oi writers,
including some OF the finest InrrIecIs tue
country mas produced, have, IA some Ia
ances, done honor to ITS pages, and lnas
4 corresponding elevation has been glveo
10 the stand OF the popular tuste.
Among the Distinguish periodicals. Of
HE day, none may DO sad TO take a high
er range IN the fields ol elegart IIIlcra'nre
than the "Dublia University Mdgasme.'
Characterised, as lis pages have ever been
by delightful racIness, Of rich Irish hu'
NOR, and deep and powerful Patho', aud