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The New York herald., 1845-11-10

SALES or FORFEITED LANDS IN VIRGINIA
wards of $1,000 acres of these lands will be offered
for sale in Richie county the dth and in Wood coun
~ on the nth os November Previous sales il is
said have contributed to the settlement and improve
ment of other sections Of the State Tho Parksrsbvs
Gazette from which gather these facts
that place greatly improving The lands now offered
for sale situated and near the Northwestern and
staunton turnpkes, and the Little Ksnawha river
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

:, FROM SANr FE.-On board the Archer, from the
Missouri river, there were three merchants. INST
from Santa Fe. They have, we heard performed the
tP IN an incredibly short space OF time-haying been
only twentythree days ia passing santa Fc to indie.
pendencc. The company was but small one. only ten
wagons having arrived These gentlemen have with
mem nearly forty thousand dollars in specie and arc
seen.ng 70 the east. 10 purchase goods We cannot
% nst ,hey sf'ng any political Nor have we
,s 70 near OF the progress of the outward-bound
collected Of much suffering on account Of The scarcity
~ VA on ,he route but presume from the arrival
a .s as company mat THIS difficulty much magnifed
81. Louis Rep, Nou. |. FVN'' '"" -" wy .
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

J. @. CALHoUN-At an extra session of the Coun.
ellis OF the Municipalities of New Orleans, held on the
3lst ut it resolved that letter OF invitation be
forthwith transmitted to Mr.. Calhoun by special mes
senger, rendering TO him the hospitates Of the city
Suitable apartments for his accommodation during his
Hotel Major General Lewis, having rendered the
vices of the military under his command to receive with
all due honors the DsrirGuisHEp SrATEsMAN they were
promptly accepted by the committee.
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

The Rev. Mr.. Kirk, of Boston, delivered SER
mon last evening the subject OF Popery, and the
means OF destroying its influence, at DR.. SINNERS
Church in Mercer street The Rev. Gentleman
said that there never was such an institution that
called for the vengeance of God as Popery. He
charged The court OF Rome with the great
sins which it sanctioned, its Cardinals with being
guilty OF sodomy, adultery, robbery, murder, as
sassnation, and every other crime which is in the
power of man to commit-that it has crushed and
broken the law OF God and stands forth bare faced
harot, assuming to be the keeper Of the gates OF Hea
ven that lis bishops have broken the whole deca-
logue of sins without rebuke, and the only reason il
tolerated ls that when guilt grows gigantic, our
ideas of Justice are overpowered that they were
hypocres and lovers OF falsehood the blood martyr
ed millions at its door crying for vengeance opery
has made France Italy, Spain and Ireland to flow with
rivers of boodit exterminated morality and created
monster whose actions and thoughts murder The
human reach its destined goal perfection
until the monster be destroyed The Pope is bold usurp
who rewards the enemies OF Christ and murders his
friends By Popish doctrine submission priests pen
nence, payment and confession, make Christian
Shameless in their cfrontery to God, religion and i'm
morality-Rome vast brothel. Such language consti-
tuted the first part of the The second part
the means of destroying the harlot of the hills,
which he said the divine powers pledged to effect
Protestant churches and the forming of Vigilance Com
mees and Associations the printing and circulating of
books adapted to the end the founding OF Churches in
Paris Geneva and Marseles and the establishing of
European agency. collection was made to help the
movement.
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

OUR lhEArKEs'-Al our theatres are as prosperous
as ever lhis is really astonishing. when we con.
S'der the number now under way Of seven thea
tres and circus, five are open with the circus
Probably $4,000 are weekly spent in theatrical
amusements In this. CITY The great prosperity of
the city and the success attending all sorts of busi.
ness enterprise in these happy days, is the cause of
this extraordinary theatrical revival.
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

NOBLE SHP.-The well known ship Shaks-
peaie' formerly one of f. X. Collins line of Liver.
pool packets, made her last trip from this port tn
view orleans IN the exceedingly short space of eight
days, the quickest on record. She has mad. fror.
New York to New Orleans in all, eleven trims
neither exceeding ten days With such s,iI;no
where's the use OF steaml s'
The New York herald., 1845-11-10
Movements OF Travellers.

The hotels yesterday, is usual Sundays. had hut
very moderate amount OF travellers We found at the
AMERIcASJ. T. Boulton, u. s. A; j. J. Thomas, Alex.
andria; T. Moody Boston; o. 8. Beers Mobile; Dr. J.
b. rufts savannah j. wilmer, r. r. livingston, Phil
adelphia
AsroR-Mr and Mrs. Charles Kean England; MT
Miles, N. Y; L. $. Hamlen Portland; John swan WI
mington; J. NJ: Wise, washington; $. X George, Bat
more; w. H. Richardson, Boston; T.. r. Houghton, oo
Stephen Osborne, Salem; q. N. Frankenstein Conn; j.
Mcnamara, Brazil; Il. 7. Harthorne Boston,
Albany; r. Gray, Warrensburgh; T. Pouchet, Mobile;
Gtopr-B IT. Punchaud, Boston; J. Alexander, Eat;
w Barrow, Alabama; C. d. Bolo, l.. Cock, s. C.; p w.
Scriven do.
Keller N. v; Gen. II Lockwood, Westchester; A. w.
CIason do; JlS Bates, Liverpool; w. Farnum Mass
HowARD--C. J.. Brace, J. Vsnn Amar J. Vanderbilt
Albany; Marcus Hunter East Madcras; Cushman Smith
Palmer Bangor; O. Parsons Plattsburgh; b. Bruce Gin
Cinnati; j. Keith Albany; H. Blodgett Genesee CO; j.
sarthy, Salinas Hobart Egoh Philad; DIR. J Clarke,
dsrstoga; Dennis McDermett, Va; Martin A. Herback,
co; J. q. serome, N j; Le Grand Congetet Paris.
AT Dover, N. H., Andrew Howard is sentenced
for execution on the 18th Of November, and It 10 not
known that the executive will reprieye him lie mur
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

CAsE or Polly BoDINE.-This trial is SET down
a.ter several posponemenfs, for this day when the
Court viii commence to swear jury. The difficult
es hitherto IN the way Of procuring Jury, will be
e!t more deeply than ever unless the case takes
some turn, which, as yet, we cannot anticipate.
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

THEATRICAL ARRIvALs.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
kean arrived at theAstor yesterday from the south
preparatory to the renewal, this evening, of ,bei,
professional engagements for short time at The
Park Theatre
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

NAUvo.-The census lust tax en- make ,be nonu
a!on OF Nauvoo proper to consist OF 1O67 souls
xha". me limits s supposed there is third more
NJ. y, sen thousand individuals appears from this
them y mesa ,s Or too dsressu Of his duty to protect
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

FULTON SrKEEr.-Futon street, as a great scene
OF business, news, literature, philosophy, and every.
thing, is becoming what Wall street was twenty-five
years ago 1t is the principal centre and focus OF
all descriptions of intelligence and news We have
no doubt IN short time, many of the banks will
nave to remove to Fulton street, as better location
than Wall street, which Is now too far down town
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

PRoMENADrNG IN BROADWAY THE crowds which
now promenade Broadway from the Battery to
Washington Square, are really astonishing Twen.
ty years ago the fashionable promenade extended
from Chambers street to the Bowling Green now
extends three four times that distance and the
crowd is so great that it very difficult to get along
Broadway presents during the hours of fashionable
promenade, greater crowds than even the Boule-
wards or any street in London.
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

GEORGIA LEGISLATURES body met and was
organized IN MllledgevIle on the Sd instant. A. II.
Chlppe democrat elected President Of the Senate
and q j. Jenkins, Speaker of the House.
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

COMMON Council Both Boards will meet this
evening"
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

IHE CITY HosPITAL.-A few nights since, the
captain OF vessel now in this port, unfortunately
slipped and FELL in Broadway, nearly opposite the
Hospital, and fractured his leg. He was carried up
to the porters lodge, and it is said that after waiting
nearly an hour, the party In an insolent manner
denied admission by the porter. We can hardly
believe this to be possible, but mention the COM
plant In order that the proper authorities will direct
their attention to the matter
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

AT Dover, N. H., Andrew Howard is sentenced
for execution on the 18th Of November, and 10 not
known that the executive will reprieve him lie mur.
dered an elderly woman for her money.
The New York herald., 1845-11-10
UNITED STATES SQUADRON,
OFF Vera Cruz Oct a Ia1h {

UNITED STATES SQUADRON, I
on Vera Cruz, Oct 8, ls45.
know the names of the ships composing squadron
before this place. their Names with those of the
officers commanding:
Commodore David Conner, having his flag on board
he Falmouth Joshua X. Sands Commander
tsteamer Missssippi-AndHw Fitzhugh, Captain II.
Adams, Commander
John Adams-Wm J. McCluney, Commander
st. Mary's-J l.. Saunders, Commander.
saratoga-Irvine Shubrick, Commander.
Steamer Observation-Disclosures Enge, Commander.
Brig Somers-Duncan N. Ingraham, Commander
Brig POrpoise-Wm. f.. Hunt Lieut.. Commandant
may be acceptable also to you TO be able to inform
your readers and the friends Of those serving in the
squadron that the officers and men all enjoy excellent
health and are in fine spirits.
Yours, very respectfully NAVY.
After the above was written two of the squadron the
Somers and Mississippi sailed for Pensacola arrived
there the 29th Of October The Princeton too sailed
the same day with the Mississippi and has probably
rived this at Pensacola, and been despatched to the
North with the frigate Potomac.
The N. Orleans Bee says: a private CORE spondent
writes as follows:t appears that the Princeton has
brought dispatches from the Anne Government the
object OF which s to suspend further difficulties by re-
qurlng renewal OF diplom attic relations between the
two countries, or in default of this to commence omen
hosilies IL is readily understood that the nc rtan
state of relations with Mexico cannot long continue
She must decide in favor Of Of the two
peace war.
been elected a member OF the Mexican Senate
The Mobile Register OF the LIST inst saws: Dcspatcbes
from Mexico received on Wednesday last at
by the u = steamship Mississippi FIVE days from Vera
Cruz, passed through the Post Office here day beore
yesterday, on their way to Washington Thev were
very volumnou but nothing is known of their contents
GEORGIA LEGfsI --'rhia hodv mat and uyaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

A writer in ths National lntelligcncer,
speaking of the alarming prevalence of intern.
pcrance i'll Virginia, notices the noble stand
taken by Gov. Mcdowell, the prescn, Execu-
III strong terms of depreciation. "He has had
the moral courage" reiparks the writer, ''amid
innum' rdblc lrowns and thwartings OF the
great and fashionable, TO exhibit upon his
table and throughout his mansion, TO guests,
however numerous or exalted, no stronger
drink than pure water. His name is signed
To the pledge of abstinence from all that can
intoxicate; and his ~eloquencc, unrivalled now
IN Virginia, las repeatedly been heard in the
cause Of such temperance"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19
THE HOT wEATHEI.--At Bo,lo

THE HOT WEATHER.--At Boston, al
2oclock on saturday, the mercury was at l0l
deg. Al New York, ON Monday. at 3 o'clock
it rose To 80 deg; and at II o'clock, in Phila.
delplia, it was at 100 Dig, at ? o'clock l02
deg, AMI at 3 o'clock l0l deg. They had
howe yer, at both Philadelphia and New York
on NJ ,nday, a plentiful shower of rain, Will,
we Were favored with but a momentary show
er. In Baltimore, on Tuesday, it rose as higl
as % Dig. at 4 O'Clock, having been in clost
proximity TO 80 deg. from 10 o'clock in the
morning.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

The provincial Secretary Of The Cinadi m
d~oyemmcnt, has, b. command of the Cover
nor General addressed a letter 10 the M,yor of
oncbcc, in which his Exccllcncy symathiscs
with the sufferers b. the last disastrous fire in
That city, aud announces that h. il anyionsly
considering in what manner public aid can
rst b. ext 'ndcd 10 them and what steps can
be taken for the prevention Of such c,lsm;tcs
in future.
iotitin The erection Of G. m2omrg buildings
iOr shelter during The Winter b.lor. m,re
permanent dwellings eau b. provided ho has
d'fectcdin counsl that advances TO the amount
of five thousand pounds currency. shall from
time TO time b. made from the public ch ST as
required b. tn Mayor %. Committee Of R.li.f
For The permanent rebuilding of The dss.
troyed city his exccllency is prepared to re-.
oomIheni to Parliament to authors, the no..
g'ttation Of a loan 10 tha security Of m. Pro-.
vince OF tie sum of one hundred uoiS,ul
Ipun'e currency payable with interest. for a
i"od term OF years, unI'r proper rgnlrions
For the prevention Of such disaster. in
iuluIe' be VII recommend io Pa-Iitn uf fan
confer eVt,nsieo powers ODD M e +.
i1a } Cog h ssa lau IT.
'tiiN's "it .o. I'd. uf
s@'a.- &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

QS- Ne ask the attention Of the Stree,
Commissioner to the corner oi Fourth and
Monroe streets, at the Court house. The late
heavy rains have washed earth and Rubbish
into the gutter, a foot deep. 1t ought TO be
rcmpvcd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

DlORAMA.-Have YOU been To the Diorama
at The City Hill yeti If no you had better 60
TO night, as it is the last opportunity. We
perceive b. the SIN Ill bills that the proprietor
has reduced the price To 20 ccnts-ccrtainly
little enough Tor an evenings Entertainment
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

TIL" suit brought in the u. S. Circuit Court
at New York, by Francis =. Smith against
John Ericsson, To recover dam ,gcs Tor alleged
infringement OF the plaintiffs patent ior a
screw propeller TO he placed in the dead wood
Of a vessel, similar to the United States
steamer Princeton and the model shin
"Archimedes" was concluded on SATURDAY b,
the discharge of the jury who after a secreu
session ofiwenty hours were unable to agre,
upon a verdict. After the discharge of TIA,
jury. the court adjourned sine die, having or
dcrcd a especial u. s. Circuit Court to b. hclo
on the first Monday of September next.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

HON. WIN. WRIT must be gratifying
TO many AN American to learn that a lie OF the
late WIN. Writ is being prepared for the press.
The Hon. }. 7. Kennedy, il is said, is engaged
in this work. We think no one is better
qualified.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

RUN OUT OF MONEY.-Thc workmcn
at the Brookiyn Navy Yard, il is sail, are
receiving no money for their work, on accoun
al the appropriation being all expended. They
are compelled to sell their claims on the Gov
ernm3nt TO ~sliavers, at u ruinous loss. And
this too, whilst there il an Idle surplus of
SS,000,00 III the public treasury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19
SADDLE, BRlDLE, TRUNK AMI
HARNESS
NO. 100.
lIain .Ntre1t. WHEELING. IN

1Idin Street, WHEELING, Va.
Y ME Subscriber tenders his sincere thanks To
j h's friends end The public generally. for their
k.ud patronage since he commenced business iu
The above named stand; nui would hereby inform
ih'm he still continues TO keep on hand and manu-.
iaciu'e To order, SADDLES of different kinds and
qualities. oinoue With, is King. improved PATENT
SPRING SEAT. AN aricle which only needs a
uial Ia be found III" hSs, now in use. every variety
ui BRIDES & MARTiNG \LES; also. fine BuccY,
CARRIAGES. aud COMMON HARNESS. HARD
LEATHER. IMITATION & COMMON TRUNKS
VALlS:S. CARPET and SADDLE BAGS, COL,
LARS nnt NAMES, BUGGY. RIDING AMI
WAGON WHIPS and LASBES. FLY NETS. &c.
&c. all uf the nhove mentioned ARTICLES arc we'll
made nml warranted eos a.
Old work repoitci neatly on reasonable terms
All oricrs inr work promptly attended Io.
jun 10 3mj&w WA MING NICOLL..
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
: Having associated with myself BENJAMIN NJ
CARR. al rhilade lphi,, The alnve business will
hereafter be conducted IN The manic Of NlCOLI. d.
CARR. ,vM MING NlCOLL..
jy To- jyl9"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

tons, shared the same tate. The Indian fairly
danced with joy antgave us to understand that
as he could not sleep for plih, he would watch
over MS. You may suppose that we slept much
less than we talked. The two strangers gave
me an account of lheironce having been them.
selves ina similar situation. Day came. and
with II the punishment of the wretches.-
They were now quite sobered. Their feet
were unbound, but their arms were still
securely tied. We marched them into the
woods oil the road, and gave them a sound
thraShing.
Vest fire TO their cabin, gave all their skins
To the youpS Indian, and proceeded safely to
The Settlements AEttfdct from -AudaboTs
Ifdri.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19
COMMUNICATED.

lCSAhONlCATED
DlED.-ln this cityson Saturday, the 18th
inst, of consumption, Mrs. Nancy STALry
consort OF Mr.. David Staley, in the 33d YEA,
of her age.
BY this dispensation of Providence. a b..
loved u s''and is bereaved of an aIectionate
wife, and five small children are deprived of a
kind mother. The deceased was am afIs ction-
ate and loving wife and mother. and an obi.
ging ncighbor and friend. None knew her
but to love her. She bad for several years
been a member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and during all of which time she
walked worthy of the vocation wherewith she
was called. During all her sickness, (Which
was about 10 months,) she was never heard
to murmur, but bore with christian rcsigna-
ton. Society has thus lost one of its best
members and citizens. She was most beloved
where she was best known. But LET NOT her
friends grieve as for those that have mo-. hone
their loss is her gain-she is now dome with
all the troublesome things of life. She OK.
pressed through all her affection. a perfect
resignation to the will Of God. and faith in the
Lord Jesus Christ as the only way of SALIVA
ton, and the only name given under heaven
whereby we must be saved. Blessed are the
dead who die in the Lord, for their works shall
follow them"
"ltafk on that sigh a soul hath gone TO rest 9
sweet was the smile that babe ii bust 10 liCot
n heaven born beam illum'd the diving bress,
And gently stillcd the last conyuIsiye str;Gc
Death was not clad in form of fear or psin.
bui gently rose, his mission to fulfil.
oolj ~ thc shadows passing DER the plain.
Hoit as the night breeze dying on thc hin. |
calm was the setting Of hat summers sun.
high ''' v"
Though yelled awhile its race is not yct ,,,
Hoschs another and a higher sky.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19
Latter fro 2 Licd. p. r., an fategigsat officer
o. me- Z. y Dr0g0ons, 10 on o1TcSr in
W0shbggfDD Cify.

o. mr. Z. y. Drggoons, 10 az oGclr ii
U~JshiugtJU CifB
IIE BAHas "F riG NaBRA-Si 3. or Platte
Fitty. Mo- 30. 1915.
"DEtR - w arrived last ni.ht on The
banks of IA" Platte. Tn distance. as march.
ed. Is 200 miles from Fort Icavenworth. and
has been performed in twelve DAYS. Thi, l.
rapid marching over 4 prairie country. whcre
Ms grass is IN sole subsistence FOR our cattle
The command Is ~ a fin, state every man
and hnrs' as"iii.icnt as on ttc day of starting
The CJ.oHc. (Ardrncy) selected 30 mon M,
comPdny-lG mounted, and tours as tcsm.ffrs
We have ono company wagon. carving no
days stor s, besides officers provisions AMI
camp cquippagn Tor troops Two ho,yitzcrs
ten gurtermtsi.rs teams, driven by dragons
auj iWoI-hi s@H wag1n-On' thr surgeon
pth"r.t1e coloHcl's 30 head Of oxen All
- ',' iI.'u on ID. ho1i and four ~ci'izen.
s .H' lfs turned hfek 1- fact a- nuofiei
% tNIIl aHg9HHaI v. n.a
'''' 1''. goo o.f De-. F.aI 'rII. .3 .ir
Ptuu.r loHu- N. UI.I.....k ln .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

ID. BRAVO at the Commercial News and
i~;cadin. Rooms, opposite the st. Charlie, anl
Nrrsn,il Hotels, L. agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements Ion it or orders
Tor NV subscriptions. will receive Immediate
attention IL left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

SMOKING IN THE STREETS.-Tbcrc
'sno law in Philadelphia against smoking in
the streets, a suit was brought by a gentle.
man against a person who was annoyin9 him
IN the street by smoking. the wind caTry;na
volumes oil smoke into his face. the smokc3
refusing to change his position. A quarrel
took place between the parties. and the sn;t
was The result. After hearing all the tes,i.
mory, the Court charged the jury very deci-
dediy ior'the defendant. They were instrnc.
ted That 1T is a clear principle of law, that ey-
cry mar is to use his right in such a way as
not to violate the rights o fanother. The all
stract right TO smoke was not denied. but was
traced back TO the rudcst and most barbarons
ages OF The world-bcing supposed to have
originated among savages. This right. how
ever was to he exercised with the regard IN
,nc nights oi others. liza man chooses TO fill
ms own house, and furniture, and clotbe.
WITH the fumes of tobacco, he is lord theye
amt ms vile and children, and servants m,sf
make the best of it. But IL is not so Nth The
P"C'c icays, These are common propertv
and are TO be used'by all with due reoprd i,
the rightsof each individual. TO squirt water
or saliva-to smok tobacco or ratsbanc-to
Durn or suiiocate one, in the use of this public
way, is a high offence aud a gross violation of
the rights olcitizens.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19
WILEY x PUTNAMs LIBRARY OF

WILEY 4 PUTNAMS LIBRARY OF
CHolCE READlNG.-For several days we
have been intent upon noticing this series oi
interesting publications, AMI have only been
prevented by a press of other matters. Thir-
teen volumes, VARYING in price from - To 80
cents each. have already come uu ler our no
tie" AMI II the series were tn stop hero. the
character or Library of Choice Reading "
would b fully sustained. Bat This is not the
cas-; the publ ,hers have in preparation sev.
erdl other books, full of merit and of spirit.
stirring Importance Tn the literary man.
Choice reading indeed, II is not often tina,
we meet with books so attractive. OF those
already issued we arr puzzled which most tn
pdrticularize for popular favor whether to
recommend Hazlett's Table Talk, Warburton's
Crcsccn, u the Crop, OF Pcacock's Hcadlon-
Hall aud Nightmare Abbey. This latter j. a
witty, amusing book and which m,y be read
over a dozen times and will b. as iresl, at tho
last as at the first perusal. Warburton is a
brilliant author; h. has given a splendid pa
norama OF Eastern scenery, in the full blaze
OF its maGniiccncc. II is evidently the pro.
duction oi a gentleman, and one Of great NH.
losophic observation. 1t has been said o,
Hazlett, that he never wrote one dull nor one
lrieid line. His Essays " On People with one
Idea, and On Corporate Bodies" 90 far Ia
sustain this character. The writings of H,z-
lett are emincntly in their place in this Lii
brary OF Choice Reading" aud we are glad to
learn that the Publishers intend soon To give
US NOR of them. We ought not, perhaps. te
have omitted tha Amber Witch" a fine spec.
men OF literary ingenuity, equal in style to
the far-iamed Robinson Crusoe, and far sur.
passing il i'll interest. These works are ragu
larry received, aud for sale at the publishers
prices, by our friend Haswell, Union street.