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10 Che Edltor. Of ID. VIM

Gcntl'mcn-Alow Inc through the mediurn of your va.
luabr journal 10 call the atcHton Oi the Civ COsnc 10
the miserable pathway at the Weston terminus of True.
hart Alley where 9Th street, rear Of the tx
change Hotel Ii the greatest io5oughfnrc Of any Cross
street the City, leading II does from Main street. to
the Post Office and Exchange nD,e The improvement
desired will S2j. A. b.
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TRAGIcAL AFFAIR Is WAsHlNGToN.-A Young Man
Shot Dead m the Street We indebted to the polite
ness OF IT, j. Rogers, E'I the Telegraph, for the follow
pg despatch received from Washington last evening"
nouncing another Of those Of blood and yuuoge,
which of late year,, regret say, Of almost daily
occurrence.
ny the Magnetic Telegraph
Half past o'clock, +. VI. Nr. William Kendall, son Of
Amos Kendall, Esq. few minutes ago. met on the
Avenue aud shot dead by Rufus Elliott, brother ia law oi
John &. Riyes, Esq-BNT. Cir.
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NEW ROCKS.

Mossrs. Randolph & Co.. have No. rs TIarper's
Illuminated Bible. Nos GI, o. OF lIarPers Illuminated
Shakespeare, and No. 10 Wandering Jew. Also No. l73
the Family Library, containing TraSe- OF Marco Polo.
This is a very neat littlo work and well worth reading
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Erin Session of Conrress.

The Pennsylvania Inquirer reports from authority that
If the news Of Mexican confirmed, President Polk
will forthwith convene Congress by Proclamation. We
do perceive how he could do otherwise The question
is, should he do 1t without awaiting that confirmation?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-20

4. RUSSELL BIGGER e. co.
Drawing ot Delaware Lottery Class 1877:
III II IL Is Ii 67 ~ IT, I'll 81 ~ i6 ~ 65
Two for To day "Wednesday
IL S25.0OO, 1908, 5000. 5000. 1920. ; of 1900 10
OF 1000. &c. - Numhers-l2 Drawn. Whole Tickets
s., halves 4, quarters >.
Also the Dollar Lottery, 5000 Capital. &c numbers-
III drawn Whole Tickets 81 halves So quarters - cts
package ut Wholrs will only cost S2n-war..ntcd To-
draw back So 35-risque 10 is A packar. OF halves
will cost $40. warranted To draw back i62-sque 8 Is.
A package o quarters will So warranted to draw
back 81 3l-rsque 81 60. For packages or single tick.
cts IN either call before IL o'clock, at
BIGGER & CO.'S Prize Office
Opposite Eagle Ruins.
By To-moirow's Mail (rhursday.)
$4,000 5000, &c. l3 drawn Ballots. Tickets 81.
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ZINE FAMILY GROCERY,
GEORGE w. DICKSON.

NOTICE.
THE subscriber would respectfully call the at
II trntion the public generally lot NJ Leather Trunks
us with dS ags 10 vt down ps. wan,
Of good uns Honnet Bnt, Carpet nag
stock before elsewhere
viii better assortment prt frg any Rich
mond ~ that H. wanting a
determined 10 sell Tfunts price any one
eise. JUDAH MYERS.
Fashionable Boot Shoe snd Trunk Dealer,
sug 81 Wet Main street
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MOUR NEW BOOKS At PENDLEToeN.-
I'VE August Nuic God ~ MaRtzise AMI Ladys Rook with
splendid embellishments. original American Painting
Prison. Teenc the scuyK Domestic Fashion Plate
with n DIOR dresses Musio--Ros' notris.
No ~ Hsfrafs Fic'o III Bihe
No rs Wandering Jew, Har,ers' edition price ets.
T Parsonage 81 Mora by frder,k Bremsr by
liam Hewitt
Ttc Frrseh 81 POINTS Novel, BY author n the JF,
Cousin &c Grey, The Maryag Man &C price
received A. q. PENDLETON.
au ~ No. 10. Main Street
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W Range OF the Thermometer Tuesday, Aug. ID.
att w. Randolph & Co.'s Book Store, l2l Main Street;
~ O'Clock. So : o'clock 50 o'clock. 81.
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MARINE lNTELLlGENCE.

u
Port IStc Ia I'd.
hi,sA 1ssr al 81 seissi, .. ~
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas Honsshead, Baltimore, sundres.
Steamer Curtis Peck. DAVIS Norfolk.
SAILED.
Brig William Bronncll, South America.
Schr. Flor del Mar. kinnear. Salem.
Schr. May. Hubbard. Washington, ID. {.
SeLr. Falmouth, Crcighton. Baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA, August ls-Arved schr Cons,,u-
ton, days from Richmond, with coal. Cleared, schr.
Union, Hughes, Richmond. Lew Eidridgc.
NEW YORK, Aug. ls-Cleared, schr Joseph Mash,
Pearcc Richmond, PiGu 4 PicrsoJ.
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CRoCKERY, SC. AT AUCTION.
Ca this WEDNESDAY, Morning, at store, at 10
o'clock. will sell, n. OF Crocke-
~ &c sIiI,d Tor Groc,y Trace Dealers invited
TO attend. lNLOES * BROTHER.
AUCTION NOTICE.
HGndSOmc BuiidinS Lot.
We invite the ct the pubic, To the sale THIS
AFTERNOON, > O'clock, on the premises ut that spa
cious building lot adjoining the Virginia House"
au 20 INLoES & BROTHER.
NoLn PENCIL LDST.-is. Sunday afternoon Monday
~ morng Cold Pencil Cas-, with white Cornran Set ia The
htadior winch reward will iI al the store OF MI
wm. Mitchell, j. sO-i
MEN FAMILY FLorR-~Ioeher" LraId-s9 Barrels of the
EtoS~ rOur branded Family by the Ia, and
t,rs lse b. au sU-d!t DEASE 4 Brown.
~ Ei;RO WOMAN AND TWO CHILDREN. For SALE PRl
kAIEiSrhe sui TteT authorised To sell negro
who atot ~ uf AUD her female children.
the Ct old The good
Coos irt aud To residing
Richmond, iliry wnl be sofa olfgain Apply Z"
au "a W. GppDlS.
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A CONVENTION.

We find the following interrogatories address
cd to us in the Fauquier "Flag Of '9s" of Aug.
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FOR NEW YORK.
-fSN The fine nov packet schnr. PATRICK
W. HENRY Chester master. having large portion 81 her
caro thglrsd with drpttch Fof height passage
Apply board Of fudam's Wharf ofto
Az 20 JAMES FIsHERs SONS
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E,a-sie qr RatesJ As i..srs-e. Of ,,oo :. ,.,. q
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,,
WE have Just large assortment of Ker.ey, nm,
Linsrys, which sell Ia. former uriees
Glasgow Jrans-Allens improved.
do do heavy striped
Washington Jean--imptoyrd-, saprtior ,,,ieI. m, -.
tainted all wool iling
Warwick Jeans Lo do
81 mans fad inseyS-h-auufly having more IN.
appearance OF plaid MeIno than a Iinsey
Also received hrgc Brown ana aeh.d Shit
nss she"tns Cotton oEnahuEs Drills can for ee,p
goods at No. rs, Main Street
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

Or 1t is now too late in the day for the edi
for of the Republican TO boast of the achieve
ments of his party heretofore in Harrison coun
ty. "Times aint now as they used TO was
IL we were mistaken in our calculations and ex
pectations last fall, 1t was because we supposed
the leaders Of the whig party in this county II
be less knavish than they proved ihemselve
10 be. Bat the whig party, not only of Harrison
county, but the whole State, have committed
political suicide, and are now mere nonentity
A Galvanic Battery wouldn't begin to mpart the
least life to them!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30
DECIDEDLY HUMRTGIsH.

The Eastern Editors, (whO are the greatest
pack of humbuges in Christendom,1 seem de-
termined 10 drop the name Of United States, and
adopt in is stead that of "Aneghania'' Ben
nett, of the New York Herald, generally takes
the lead in all kinds of fclaptrapperies, fooleres
and humbugs and he is sure 10 find any number
Of long-ear'd Editors to follow in his wake
In the Herald of the 10Th instant, in speaking of
the news brought by the Great Western from
England, he says:
"The annexation of Texas--Tyler's expose
on the Slave Trade-Polk's Inaugural Message
the Oregon feeling in Aleghania-the Ale
ghania tarif-indeed the whole policy of Ale
ghnnu, bold, original and Independent as it is
has produced great sensation in England--in
word, throughout Europe"
Again, he says, in speaking of the affairs Of
Mexico
"Considerable excitement has been produced
during the last few days, by the circulation of a
rumor, that the Mexican government has decla
red war against Alleghana, soon after the re.
cept Of the intelligence of the passage of the
annexation resolutions had reached them"
"AlleghGaia!" "ALLEGuANIA!" What pro
found fooery to attempt to baptize the Unitec
States by such name! Even supposing there
are United States in South America, does no
every European iDsiinctively know that when
traveller SPEAKS of the United States, he mean
the land Of Washington--the land of Libert,
and Democracy? We like old names and ole
associations. The words "United Statcs'' ar
full of meaning, and always recall 10 the memo
ry long train of patriotic associations but th
word ''Alleghania" will associate nothing will
it but--humbng!
: P. S. Since writing the above, we received
the Pittsburgh Post, which contains the following
" ALLEGHANIA" Some of the anxious S0
o pans of New York, desire to have tie name G
e our country changed to "AUeghania." The Bos
@ ton Courier thinks better name would b.
o "Yankeedoniah," which is the Turkish Of eth
: New World" The New York Experss goes i
j for "YanheedoodIedum." The Providence Ga
zette suggests the last, with simple addition
# viz: "Ydnkeedoodle-ddndyd
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or The federal party need not attempt to
saddle the passage of their corrupt niquitous
and infamous laws upon the democracy. The
Journals of the Senate and House, unfortunate.
ly for the coons, contain the history of the pas
sage of every law. Those journals prove indu.
bitably, that to the enemies of democracy at
tach the credit (! of enacting every law that
The people now, without distinction of party
are condemnmg in unmeasured terms. All the
odium Of last winters Legislation will rest upon
the federal party-they can't shake it of--therc
it will stick, closer than the poisoned shirt Of
Nessus.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

BUSINESS OF PITTsBURGH.-Th Daily Post oI
the Odd inst. says: notwithstanding the devas,
tation of the fire, business proceeds as usual
Many Of the business men who were burnt out
have opened out in other places, and the Spring
Trade is going on posperously, considering all
things. Again we say TO buyers from abroad, dc
not hesitate 10 come here to make your purcha
ses. Our merchants and manufacturers have
large stocks of goods on hand, and our hotels are
prepared to entertain any number of visiters.-
Let those then, who have heretofore traded will
our city, not neglect her now when she needs
their help more than ever"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

OF Among the sufferers by the fire in Pitts
burgh, we are sorry to number some twelve OF
fifteen of our advertising patrons. In to-day's
paper we publish the cards of several who have
thus suffered, but have removed to other parts
of the city, and still continue their business
For publishing the cards of removal we wisl
our friends there to understand that we shal
make no charge whatsoever, and we trust the,
will meet with abundant patronage in their new
locations
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

FEDERALISM EVER THE sAME.-The vote OF
the free negroes enables coonery TO hold sway
in Algerine Rhode Island. In Ohio, to enable
the same party to retain their accidental power,
an attempt was made TO place negroes upon a
footing with whites. Whggery is every where
the same--using fraud 10 get into power, and
when there, pandering TO the basest passions,
and resorting to the most disreputable means, to
retain il. Truly, as John Quincy Adams said
of them, they "are bound together only by a
cement of hatred TO every man of purer princi-
pies than themselves. Statesman.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

SILK MANUFACTURE IN BANGoR.-The other
day we were shown what we deemed to be some
very beautiful specimens of bonnet ribbons. the
Manufacture of Mr.. Kassimer Vogel, of this ci-
ty. The ribbon was made from the raw silk,
and the patterns were of the most difficult de.
scription. Mr.. Vogel, as we understand, has in.
vented a machine of decidedly peculiar char.
acter, which he designs TO use for his own ben
eft in the general silk manufacture. If it be
true that this is the first attempt at the manufac
ture referred 10, in the United States, it will be
the dawn ofa new day in the productions ofthis
country.-Bdngor Wing.
This is not the first. We have seen the wea.
wing of ribbons at Mt Pleasant, Ohio, in the
establishment of the enterprising Mr.. Gill. /
VIC remember correctly, he manufactured var
Gus silk fabrics, year before last, TO the value o
$4,000. Al Economy, Pa, we also saw in ope
ration jacquard loom weaving seven wide rib
bons Of beautiful patterns, at once. The sill
manufactured at that place is managed by MIS-
Rupp, the daughter of the venerable founder
of that community. The fabrics which are
there produced are of great lustre and strength
Emdncipator.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

0rr Professor J. P. STUART, for several days
past, has been entertaining our citizens with
highly interesting lectures and experiments in
the science of Phreno-Magnetism. Very large
and respectable audiences have listened utten.
lively each evening to his discOurses. The Pro
fessor has adduced many new and strange ideas
and arguments, connected with this most singu
lar science. Ifhe has not convinced any of ou
citizens, he has at least, set them to thinking, in
'quiring and experimenting among themselves
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30
RHODE ISLAND.

We have observed with great qualification, tho
marked expression which the Administration at
Washington has given, of its sympathy with the
popular party in Rhode Island, in all the ap-
pointmcnts that have been made in that State
They have all been selected from among the ac-
tive members of the suffrage party, the Jealous
friends of Governor Dorr.
The Collector at Providence is Hezekiah Will
| lard, who was Senator under the Peoples Con
stitution, and who has also, with firmness akin
to that which has distinguished Gov. Dorr, refu-
sed to take advantage Of the Ann esty Act, and
to take special oath Of Allegiance, so that he
remains, we believe, TO this day under Indictment
This course, by the way, is in no respect at va
rance with full recognition and support of the
present Constitution of tine State.
| The new Postmaster of Providence is Welcome
B. Sayles, who was the Speaker of the House of
Representatives under the Peoples Constitution
The new Marshal in Burlington, Anthony,
who was the Sheriff of Providence county under
the same authority.
And finally, w. A. Burgess, Gov. DORIS devo-
ted friend, and his counsel on his trial, has been
appointed the district Attorney,
| Neither Mr.. Sayles nor Mr., Burgess was ORR
ginally member of the Democratic party they
were formerly Wings, whom the cause Of Free
Suffrage has brought over naturally and fitly in
to their proposition as Democrats, where we have
no doubt they will now always remain with the
same unflinchng fidelity they have shown in their
devotion to the prosecuted cause of Democratic
principles in their State.
There can be no doubt that Dorr will be lib
Grated honorably and Internationally by the Le-
gisature recently elected. The current of the
public feeling in the State is running stronger
and stronger in that direction. At South King
ston, where there was no choice of representa-
Itves at the late election, Two Liberation men
have been elected on second trial. Cranston
was before reported as having chosen Wing;
il turns out there was no choice.--N, Y. Neps.
BEAUTIES OF WHIGeERY.--Last fall the coOns
made the very air vocal with their songs and
speeches in favor of protection 10 our own me-
chanics, and protection TO agriculture. Last
winter the same coons passed law taxing hea-
Ivily almost every branch of industry, and par
ticuary the mechanics, for the purpose of for
cling capital into banking, that the few might ri-
ot in the spoils of pundered people. They
also protected agriculture by taxing, for tho
same purpose, the poor chickens that excited so
much sympathy from the prowling hard cider
coons in 40.--Statesman.
PRoTEcrIoN.--lf protection makes goods dea-
rer, then it is unjust toward those who buy
them; if it makes them cheaper, then il is un-
just towards men who make them.-ErchGnge
paper.
1t would take French-bootcd, home-leagued,
T CoIogne-watered dandy, coons age TO answer
the common sense objections TO protection in
the above.
!, Will Johnny Teestale try and see il to caR
y do il in that ime.---Statesmdg
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

ARTDUR's MAGAzINE,-We have NOT received
either the April or May numbers of this work.
We suppose that some Petrarch of Post Master
between this and Philadelphia has hooked it from
the mail bag and presented it to his "Laura .
for certainly Mr.. FERRET could not think Of
keeping the magazine from us, after we have
published so much for him, and given his period.
icaI SO many complimentary notices
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

04- We call the attention Of every reader to
the article which we publish to-day, from the
Ohio Statesman, giving history of the passage
of the iniquitous Tax Law. Let the paper be
preserved containing this article, as it will be Of
service before the fall elections; for we have no
doubt but there are wings base and dishonest
enough to swear the democrats passed that law
instead of themselves!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30
Eastern Agency for the Sentinel.

V. b. PALMER, ESQ.,, is authorized agent for the
collection of subscriptions and advertisements for the
Sentinel and receptpg therefor, in the cities of Pha
aelphia, Baltimore New York and Boston. His Office:
are No. SO, Pine street, Philadelphia; southeast come
of Baltimore and Calvert streets, Baltimore; No sc
Ann street, New York; and No. l6, State st., Boston
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POSE OFFICE LAW,

BY the new Post Office law posmastcrs are
not permitted to frank letters TO editors of news
papers containing remittances. This was con-
sdercd by the corps editorial as an Infringement
on their privileges, and was SO treated by many,
including ourselves. But, thanks to the liberal
jity of the head of the Post Office department,
the Hon. Gave Johnson, Instructions have been
given to bis deputies throughout the U. States,
which have obviated that difficulty. They are
as follows:
"Money for newspaper subscriptions not ex-
ceedng ten dollars in such case, may be paid to
Ia Postmaster for the purpose Of being paid to
the publisher of a newspaper at any other office
The Postmaster is, in such case, to give to the
person paying the money, a receipt therefor, and
to advise forthwith the Postmaster, who is to
pay said amount of such deposit Upon pre-
Sentation Of this receipt, the amount is to be
paid over. The Postmaster receiving the amount
is to debit himself Herewith in his account, and
the Postmaster paying that amount is TO credit
himself herewith in his account of contingent
expenses"
The editorial fraternity will accord 10 the
Postmaster General that credit which is due tc
him for those instructions Wheeling Argus.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

GRAHAM's AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE
May---It is always point with Graham to make
each new number of his Magazine out-rval its
predecessor. The feature in Graham that plea
ses us most is the thorough American character
that pervades the whole work. The sketches
of eminent Naval Men by J. Fennimore Cooper
and the beautiful engravings and descriptions Of
battle grounds, are, of themselves, we'll worth
the price of subscription. Our friend Graham
has met with brilliant success, and he eminenty
deserves it
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

REFRESHING RAINs.-The earth was blessed
with fine showers of rain on last Sunday and
Monday, which it drank down with infinite de-
light. The fields now look green, rich and lux
uriant--vegetation is bustlng forth TO please the
eye and gladden. the heart--all nature smile!
with beauty and loveliness.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

orF The Court of Common Pleas for this
county commenced its session on Monday. The
term will be short one, as there are not many
cases on the docket for trial.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

CHICKENs!--CHICKENs.-TAxING CHICKENS
Who does not remember the hue and cry that
was raised by the OgIeing feds in 1910, relative
to taxing chekens9 1t served its purpose as an
electioneering humbug, at the time. But not a
word do we now hear from the conscientious
coons expiatory of their own infamous chicken
tax law! Bank stock is sacred!-it cannot be
touched by the assessor-no, indeed---hands off
But count your chickens, and deliver over to the
assessor correct statement of their number, un
der oath!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

Mrs. HALLS SKETCHE.---We have received
Nos. ], 2, 3, 4, 5, -, s, and 9, of Mrs. Halls
graphic and entertaining Sketches of Irish
Character. We wish Mr.. FBRmrT would ferre
out the scamp who pocketed the missing Nos
before they reached their destination.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

THE PILoT OF THE SwALLow.--Tne grand
jury of the U. s. Circuit Court at New York
brought in ON Friday, true bill against William
Burnett, late pilot of the Swallow, charging him
with manslaughter. The indictment charges
that the "the said William Burnett did, by his
misconduct, negligence orinattention, cause the
death, on the night of the 7th of April last BY
drowning or sufocation," &c. We are glad tC
find the grand jury have SO promptly done the1
Iduty
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

THE MoNoNGAHELA HoUsE--The Pittsburgh
Chronicle says "We understand that Messrs
Lyon, Shorb g. Co., the prOprietors ofthis mag.
nifceni house, intend TO rebuild il in superb
style, as soon us possible"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

Go THOU AND DO LIKEwsE.--Mrs. ISABELLA
McDoNALD, widow lady, of York, Pa, made a
donation of $500 for the benefit of the sufferers
by the Pittsburgh fire.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30

GEN. JACKS oN.-A splendid Sarcophagus was
recently brought fiom Syria, and deposited in the
National Institute at Washington, by Commo-
dore Elliott, on condition of its appropriation
upon the death Of Gen. JACKSON, to the recep
tion of his remains. The General, in lette
dated at the Hermitage, March 9th, addressed
to Com. Elliot, says: 81 cannot consent that m.
mortal body shall be laid in a repository prepar
ed for an Emperor or King. My republican
feelings and principles forbid it,"
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TIE WESTERN LITERARY JOURNAL AN

TIE WESTERN LITERARY JOURNAL AND
MFNrnLY REVIEW, for April, has been on our
table for several days. The present number
completes the first six months of its existence
snd the first volume Of its publication. We are
truly gratifed TO learn that the work is TO be
continued under still more favorable auspices
hereafter II has now galaxy of western lite
rary stars who contribute TO its pages, and render
it journal of which the great valley of the
Mississippi may well be proud. The number
before us is filled with variety of choice prose
and poetry, historical sketches, travels, reviews
editorials, &c, &c.
Cincinnati: E. z. c. JuDsoN g. L. A. H1NE
Editors.