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Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22

n NOVEL SPEcuLArIoy.-The head of
ane Land Pirate, John a. MurrelI, lately
eu' ocIau' mas been secured by DIR. Dixon
81 Jasper IN this State, and Professor Mel.
,.a .n n Unio' ms chronological spccula-
"on, ihe skull is said to be very re.
.'aiKabie one, and the Chattanooga Gazette
Predic's that its developments Dumps will
secure crowded houses wherever Il is
exhIbtcd.-NashrHe Whic.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22

IMPORTANT DEcIsToS.--In the United
States Supreme Court, on the 2lih instant.
Chief Justice Taney gave the opinion of
the Court that there was no law in force
between the Compromise Act and the Tar
iff' Of is42, or the 31th Of June and the 18th
nc July, for the collection Of public revenue.
The. Court decide that the Compromise Act
was in force until the present law was en-
acted. r .. Mt.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22

GTAt a meeting Of the Vicksburg Clay
club, on the 3O.h ult, resolutions were
passed, recommending to the consideration
Of their whig friends throughout the Union
the names Of Henry Clay and Theodore
Frelinghuysen as suitable candidates to be
again placed before the people Tor the Pres
idency and Vice Presidency in l5i@.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22

GEThc Hon. ALBERT GALLlrIS has
written an able letteragainsi Mr.McDuifie's
resolutions for the annexation Of Texas.
Tie says that the annexation of Texas by
joint resoluion would be fragrant viola.
ton of the Constitution.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22

SUB-TREAsuRY BILL.-The House OF
Representatives on the 2lst ult. passed the
Sub-Treasury bill to its last reading by a
vote of--yeas i23, nays 6s. Suppose the
Senate should concur. what beautiful
batch of leg rreasurers we should have
again.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22
-becu-eirher discontinued -in-totO or greatly

been either discontinued in toto or CREAMY
crippled. To what shall we attribute All
thisl at whose door lay the sinl we can
not now go into particulars. but Will mercy
give it as our opinion that if our manu-
lac,urers could only have sure and adequate
protect;cn-if our tariff regulations cou'd
be stable and lixed---if the government
would protect all the diversified Interests
of the country by settled line OF poi'cy'
countless blessings would be the result.
If we cannot sell our cotton as well at home
as abroad; ;f our northern and eastern Pur-
chasers are compelled TO cease buying IT.
we must raise lees, for we have more to
sell than England win buy. We are over
doing the cotton business anyhow, and II we
are 10 have a nominal tariff we cannot too
soon prepare to meet the change. Power
has a tendency TO make those who ar"
clothed with it forget the people and their
wants. The people must learn TO trust
more TO themselves and less TO their rulers
In this country every man is politician.
Oar rove.umen, is de"a----'-- 80 the nroa"-
est sense of the term, and IT Is but natural
that there should be universal thirst fer
fame and Office. Unfortunately these arc
rarely attained by fair means; we have
seen all grades. classes and interests
aroused by the Infamous denagogue as
well as by the true patriot. The votes Of
foreigners are enough to turn the Presi.
dental election in the United Sia'cs. Has
the alien never been appea'ed to in our
political contests! There is the tariff too
there never was a system of policy or gov
ernment more misrepresented. Some are
really under the impression that if we break
down the tariff and let Europe sell us a
we want, we can then get what articles we
need for a mere song.
How changed is our government in the
last fifteen yearsl 1t has seen its golden
crafts pure days, we fear, are past. The
| forms of our institutions have indeed been
spared to us but the substance is nearly
gone. Twelve years ago we had good
currency, now we have none-:welve years
ago we had 300 State banks and a L. ).
Bank. now we have not that national mon
led in stitution-it was crushed, and its fall
was the signal for the raising up of 6DO
more State banks. No wonder there is
distress for we have no circulating medium.
No wonder we are distressed in Arkansas
our banks have ruined us. The why and
the wherefore we will give hereafter.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22
Wednesday, : January p, lslo'

we ~ RocI- as candidate fer the
n " General of the FIRST Division oil AT
siae o. N'I;,;a to fill the vacancy occasionso oy
,ne res;r,ation of s. U. Sneea
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

for other States in these things. There Is wealth
enough, intelligence, and good desire enough, asd
surely, need enough. II she be not the best cared
for city in the world, she threatens to surpass IN
corruption London and Paris. Such bane az Is con-
stantIy poured into her veins demands powerful an
tido;es.
But nothing effectual can be achieved while both
measures and men are made the sport OF political
changes. /, is most crying and shameful evil,
which does not belong TO our institutions, but Is
careless distortion OF them that the mea and mea-
sures are changed in these institutions with changes
from whig to Democrat, from Democrat to Wing.
Churches, Schools, Colleges, the care OF the Insane,
and suffering Poor, should be preserved from the
uneasy tos7ings of this dellrium The Country, the
State, should look TO it that only those ht for such
officers should be chosen Tor such, apart from all
considerations of political party Let this be thought
Of for without an absolute change In this respect
no permanent good whatever can be effected; and
farther, let not economy but utility be the rule OF
expenditure, for, here. parsmony is the worst pro-
digaLry
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH ls. ls45.

GONG TO THE PooR Housr.-The city OF Ale
chanv (Pa) purchased q farm last SKINNER for the
purpose of settling lis Poor thereon. and making
them earn their own living. The houses Tor Their
reception having been recently completed, aad OIL
GERS appointed 10 take charge OF II, the persons
who had been maintained al the pubic charge IN
Alleshany. were informed that they must bc re-
moved and take up their residence az the Poor
House Farm. OF upward OF 100, not more than
p were willing 10 co. and some were quite innl--
pant al the mention of II. 2" go 10 the Poor
House, indeed" said one, amt you ashamed 10
even mention such thing 10 me. II must work,
must, but II not 90 10 the Poor House" One
OF the paupers, who could not possibly maintain
himself, and would not go peaceably, was hauled
out IN wagon.
METHOD OF MAKING ARTIFICIAL. MAg5LE.-The
artificial marble, with which the whole palace OF
Munich is adorned, and which Is esteemed more
than natural marble, for which II Is frequently nus
taken is made OF the common gypsum. !lrst burned
in the ordinary way, and aterward put on the IRE
again in copper vessel and suffered TO boil as 1t
WILL like water. for long time. When this boli-
ing ceases of Itself. the matter Is taken aut, and
common coors, such as are used IN painting, arc
mixed with il in various proportions, which, on the
citing it with water and working II IN the COM
mon manner OF plaster OF Pars, ctfnss themselves,
and initiate the veins OF natural marble.
THE Builder.
LrER1G WHEN A Bor--Liebig was distinguish
tivated in German schools being verbal memory.-
On one occasion. being sneerinsly asked by the
master what he proposed TO become, since he was
so bad scholar. and answering that he would be
chemist, the whole school burst into laugh OF
d.rsion. Not long ago, Lebig saw his old school
master, who teelingly lamened his own former
blindness The only boy in the same school who
ever disputed with Liebig the station of boeby,
was one who never could learn his lesson by heart
but was continually composing music, and wiring
i. down by stealth. IN school. The same individual
Liebig lately found at Vienna, distinguished as
composer, and conductor Of the Imperial Opera
House. think his name is Ruelling. II is to be
hoped that more rational system of school IN
s,rrciion is gaining ground, Can any thing be
more absurd or detestable than system which
made Walter Scott and Jusus Liebig g boobies"
at school, and so effrc,ually concealed their nai-
raj talents that, for example, Liebig was often lee
tured before the whole school On his being sure 10
cause misery and broken hearts to his parents,
while he was all the time conscious, as the above
anecdoe proves, of the possession oil talents slmI-
lar in kind 10 those he has since displayed.
TPhrenoosical Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
BOARD.
HOTELS
SHAKSPEARE HOTEL,
CORNER OF wILLIAM & DUANE-srs..

CORNER OF WILIIAM q UUANE-STS. y. T.
-i The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
@ he has leased the above establishneni and now pr-
On very moderate terms has been IN the most thorough
and complete rep,r PAINTED and rvfed with additional
truiturr AID h viii usual what he utsnes 20 do
but solcits the travelling community TO visit snd give h
trial and judge l thvmseyes that the establishment unde
his management deserving o the patronage OF the public
The location buing ceual hu,es, offers induesmenis TO
merchants from the country from It's retired situation unsur.
.sei hv other house IN the city Terms 81 per day
per week IN proportion.
the Assembly Room will h 10 let those giving Balls spd
Concerts o the remaining Part Of the season and that the
msgnfcent style He luther calls the attsutlou OF the pro-
essonal strlus o the law that his for sbitr1tos
and referees has uncrguu- alteration and that he Is ready 10
accommodate them reasonable sTms-which Will DO seen
BY his regulation of room hire n
y. B.-A select number OF Permanent Boarders VIII 10
''n,% mas ?r Sm '''' MINORD s. TRREsHER.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

INK THoNPsoSs TRCssRs, once 70 Bess-
~ Nlman street Abeui 300 OF the dts, phyk;casas
szS'and surgeons Of New York have given tbeis
= decided preference 10 this Truss, ycu csn
graduate the pressure from ffty pounds on Us
rupture, without back pad, which does much injury
10 TIC ss. ! fair rLa being the best test OF Us su1ef
oT1ty II Is applied and Xix dHyS ial gyeni hnc .ooes
not retain the rupture, whla performing every Ea eH
erc'se or Coughing, and give perfect ease-n ~oIu,
not satisfactory In every respect the money csseiaIy
should buy any Trs. oermanenr cure easily efsctsd,
and warranted, II directions are follossed.
Those sending th4s Truss need csy reuo ,s s.ss
aafe he ssye 70 s,It their case. Sold wholesale and
retail a; J3 Peeknan-st 90 y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
AGENCIES.

Collections IN Mississippi.
CHEyES & DAVIDSON, Attorneys a: Law. Coffee
" VILE Missi. 7. 4. CHEVES Il A. II. DAVIDSON
will rive prsups attention 10 the business OF their roes
sion generally IN the Northern. and to the collection OF for
eign claims amounting TO ave hundred 1ol.-s, and up
w.r.s, In any part OF the State. Feb. s.. ls+S.
REFERENCES.
x.,,., FowIsESp FpwIs s 5srss sSofaER Eli ssv-ross
SMITH s CARROLL, J
" d. COOPER & co. fSew-o-sass.
EELLOwES. JOHNSON & COZ
GRIiG ELLIOTT,
GOODMAN & MEANS,
D. Il. FRIERSoS. Esq -Ns - 2ln@
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

CHARLES T. SHELTON, ATTORNEY AND CorSsni'
y Law sends visit the rrincipa cities Of I'm
rope the the summer leaving here the INST OF
May He will atend business with which he may *
entrusted. CueNcePsionabe city reference yiysa Apply
pos;-gaid SHELTON * FLAGG.
NEW HAVEN. CoSS. ma 3w-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

STATIONERY WAkEHOUSE.
ERANCIS L LOUTREL. u NaiGen.l lane. tb-twesn VIII
liam and (yodstrests importers and Dealers Foreign
and Dome<tIc STATIONERY Manufacturers Of AZ
COUNT BOOKS e which large ;.s9sso, a & embracing
PAPERs OF .very description Writing. Rsled and flau.
Wappins, CoOIed GopSnz Tis:se E9,e n b113s % Se &c
This article should used By all busness 1nt those who
desire an exact copy Letters b this nvenrion the letter
and cory are ,yts copied the te aud per-
fectly rdeiihle
CROTON INK particularly adapted to the of Steel
Pens being entirely free from any corroding snbs.aace
Southern Western Merchants and all who require aTfi
ces in cur line viii ind il their advantage examine
stock ell articles " be sold in Quantities the pur.
chaser Il the lowest price. FRANCIS L LOUTREL.
rnhII an Manufacturing Statione.x u Maidsr-ane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS
RARE OLD VALUABLE BOOKS.
The Sermons Of th- late Rev. John Touch A. NJ Revised
BY 2e Rev Touch author OF Leccres Protestant Appeal
Sc &c.
Sermons Relative Dates by Rev. Thomal Fr,acklin
VI. A.
Twelve Sermons bv John Rodgers D. d.
Bishop San.ord's Sermons.
Select Sermons b. the late Rev. Samuel S;man
Sermons ard Niscsllanies, BY George Home VI. A.
joyce on Love to God
Hell
Arthur Ashley suykes. D. D. on Redemption
Baker ON Learning
lialIoweys Commentaries Revelations.
Rcyuel> Dscourses.
Bells Divine Missions.
Practical Dscourses Gods Sovereignty By Elisha Coles
Masons Spiritual Trlsury and Students Bible quaIto
By ABRAHAM MAZE,
At his old establishment Of Theological Periodical and
mi7 School Hooks 2y7 Blepcker e.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

a, FOR sALE--A supertor family HORSE, periecd y
lT%-entIe .inyie and double harness and also goo
NSl s.cdie Hdns. He Is sold enIY for want OF use. A
ply at5o Pine street, mis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
Jerser Citv. Jan. %. ls4..

JFRsrr Cyrr. IAN %. 1874
MsJ H. senrsck-De,I SiT srl EphFaim Tucker Is
f IN r a y-ssnr,i the signature Of her husband
ks ,he was vvry ILL., and she N the e1joyH-a;
cf CO a.iortabIs hsal:h- 1 outs ~, Ii sh,-
- Paste. OF the r D. Church. Jersey City.
~ Prepared b. ]. q sGHEEGk and 70. sale 4, his his
h. come Of Chestnut PhiIa6phia and CouIand
oae door eow the OF resg~ic rhol-als saa retail
,d at t- Bach Ofes ElSat9 tass s e = ha
Ci;y whsr- the genuine can be had
The above otrs are e1cusivelF for the sale of the Phi
nouic syrup wers paInphe.s be bad grltIs Call and
sxt them lni4 iEaeod- }. H SCHENCk,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

9TH WARD LUMBER YARD, at the foot Of 54th
l. - street, HUDSON Rtver-G. g. MOTT takes pleasure
giving notice 10 the owners Of real estate and redes
he has hand large assortment Of Lumber o! all
kinds, which he offers for sale the most advantageous
terms and is Wen aware he can compete with other dea
in the City, prices and quality, and particularly M
vites al persons 70 give him cali and examine his ssoeA
previous To purchasing J1s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
NATIONAL HOTEL.

NATIONAL HOTEL,
No CouRrLANpr-SrRsxr. AND 81 LrBBRrY-srsxrT.
NEWLY DIRK:
THREE DOORS FROM BROADWAY.
IrA THIS NEW HOTEL is now open where the pro.
R prieors will he happy sccomdate their fend and
s- public with board The lodging rooms large
and airy and the Internal such fail
plesse. The location be;g the Of business, K
offers inducements other cities aud the
country, surpassed by any other House in this city.
The Furniture Beds aud Bedding. all new. and made
expressly for this establishment.
Families ;yho wish Farlos with Sleeping Rooms attached
can be- handsomely accommodated.
The subscribers their friends and the public that
efforts their part shall be wanting the comfort
and of their guests aud while they solicit
share Of their patronage they hope BY aeaon TO
the duties Of their vocation, entire satisfaction
f22Im CHAS. WICKOFF x CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

CEIDLTTZ AND SODA POWDERS, OF superof qgsii.tS. .
- manufactured from the best materials and 2ut " RayiD
peaest style warranted extra weight, fcs rale y
SANDS CO Chemists and Apetheeapes, n EAst is
;Tuy corner MaYket-ztreef- iN1S
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
MORE PROOF THAT CONSUMPTION Is
CUREjBLE.

A ENIARKABLE CASE NOW FIRST MADE PUBLIC.
is TO cfIi that my ie kz1Sn ;Ysb ,uef 9 g ta
oi her lungs producin: vloeat ana has'hs Gou-
Ms T Sn heb lnS dy IN suE wcapss
20 be confined enely her bed ter -sh hau nsaIly AZ
s5 ys11 s18 cs She could not say
her cough troublesome 70 prevent her 1u
Eyer afternoon er CHECKS would become red aud her
eyes brilliant which would BE- follower ~ bs t Siir
employed The best medical ATTENDANCE but tey e9G ot 20
thing fer her We tried eSer Eemedy we could hs@l o
Die consumption and believed that her use ss be-
yon2 s a6 Of 9s g t@iIf I ee 10 @ Ss her og
health She IS now blessed with. Last SIMMER We heard OF
s 3 ss I h had s RR Ffuoy s sKT
among which was ths case PEER strykrr Reskman We
sGe, tbst nv WIFE would ii. unies could obtain
dy oc-ate virtue than we had TIED oT hsatd ts
and a.er she had taken seve bottles she I-et 10 be
wnrsr =, il produced so much rain throughout her system
We sent again for Nr Beekman who urged her
aud with reluctance she consented 70 GO
So when suddenya diarA-a e5nmenced which consisted
principally OF corruption. This continued fos lew days
and teu ceased sld Thought her sTd was uesf at hand
chest which thought would suIoc.,e and kill her have
found this only the effects OF the syrnp Eenu
ear,ed upon making effort cough she t something
give way in her breast, ard she bnught p n-y qunt OF
yellow As COON as thus snesided her couSh was no
longer fight bat the eyIscoratoG copious loose and
change for the better manifest anu win ir-nss o more
mingled with 10y felt there were rosrects o her Iecorev
The eoulh gradually improved ana continued 20 90 50 l
several months; and 10 the sane ne her system also I'M
proved h-r strength returned that she could he her
self for previously she feeble 10 he entirely help
lss n b. cTej 10 cne bed frc another. Her app
iitr returned ie she had been ts1Ied inc
new exstence lis about tree months sace se began
~ bout he konss ard at this tin- remains entirely fre
ioa ay disease o. the uH=s and c.aEot bad words ate
G5e S 5Fse'f Is fiisf & sRP which has
i the meas Of curing who near the craEe snd
yha loss woud have ben rprr7be 20 After she
bonr ,- hopse cur cler,yran called o her and
isIshr 10 ind an improvement IN eE far beyond his eKrta
of,
,, ,t bsr c,se VS. almost miraculous Mrs Tucser
nsrusrly desiruus thai persons afflicted with consurp
nm ar hsyin- sny friend hfz aeted, should call snd
ha- verbally, and she believes she
onvinc- hsu that Schsnek Pamonie Syrup i the b 7sd
al Tnsiy ever discovered eonsrnpuor, and has
thus conferred blessings upon and Others yshch ote
~ I'D corld EPHRAlM TUCh
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
- -. =. "a Iru

jersey City. Jan. q Is4
Nec-Jersey. HiiGsel County S.
s-y CIV Epsim Tucker who ban: b. duly ac-
;n 10 on his oath did depos- and sav. that he fac,s
sbovr stated and BIZ him yucIb-d IN relation 70 The
eced hy Scileack Pulr.ouic SyraP true .5d further
saith not * NJ St ot.I-;> Z; - ! I. -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
THE TRIBUNE.
Our City Charities.

y1Ur To BELLEVUE AL,. HOUSE, TO THE FARM SCHOOL,
THE AsILUN THE lrsAsE, AND PLNITKNTIAHf or
BLIcKwELI's ISLAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

HENRY CLAY REMENBEEED.-We learn from the
Troy Wing that the ladies of that city have sub.
scrbedfo for silver salver. which will be forwarded
in few days to Henry CLAY. Its dimensions are
p by l6 inches; It's weight ll2 or. With the ex-
ception of the rim and handles il is perfectly plain
The rim is wrought after beautiful design, and
the handles elegantly shaped ard proportioned
Ii will bear the following inscription
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

CLOCKS ONE DOLLARA AND FIFTY CTS. EACH
SAND UPWARDS 10 s5fo-At SMITHS. corner Of
Bowery and Division street who is selling off
III. ls Ma Every .rtie- warranted Clocks
repaired aS nsHtl. entrance No. u Bow|ry ilf Pm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-01

We are indebted to Mr.. Dickins, Secretary Of the
Senate, for copy of Captain Fremont's reports Of
his Exploring Expedition to the Rocky Noun
tains in l643, and to Oregon and Worth Cafor-
MIA in the years ls43 IA" printed by order Of the
Senate. 1t makes 654 pages, and is cmbellished
and illustrated by 81 ithographc plates of places, boz
tanca specimens, and fossil eurosties besides three
maps. The whole is very interesting publication,
and is calculated to enlarge the reputation Of Cap
tain Fremont for the decided talents and bold spirit
of enterprise for which he had previously been dis
tnguished. We have already given copious extracts
from this document, and we have no doubt that we
shall be richly rewarded, when we shall find leisure
to read it, by the facilities and illustrations which
it will furnish in its present dress.
We have also been favored by the editor of the
Democratic Review" with the portrait of General
Jackson, which has appeared in its September No;
but struck off thick pasteboard paper for the pur-
pose Of being framed and hung up. II is admira-
bly, engraved, and is no doubt capital likeness of
the old general in his last days. We hope 1t will
be generally circulated and preserved throughout the
United States.
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an advance in most descriptions Cotton is in fair
demand, without change in price.
No material change in -four or provisions. Gem
nessee -four sells at "a 62l to ~ 3d. holders ask
something more.
The Rainbow sails on Wednesday, the LIST prox-
imo, for Canton, and will carry out full assorted
cargo The packetship Zurich 10 in from Havre;
sailed I'd September. Barque Brazilero, from Rio
Janeiro, August %; brig Joseph, twenty-five days
from Rock river, Jamaica.
MIR. RowIcy, who was robbed on the steamboat
Massachusetts, has offered reward of "a 500 for
the recovery OF his property. gentleman who
came down on the Albany boat on Saturday night,
had his state-room door opened by some instru-
ment, as he went TO bed with il locked; when the
rogue stole $50 from him in cash, and note Of
$500.
The weather is clear, and warm for the season.
Annexed you will find list Of stock sales, &c.
sALE.--rsr York. Sept 20. isss-Fba Bead.- -s, 900
Pennsy 6s 7d, 900 Ohio s OF al 5000 ndianas
rs Canal AT; IS do "a 5s 50 do 24t 400 wilmington n
r. Sal 90 Reading r.. H. 493 % do 80, % Erie r. r. - 4
20 do. 35 90 United States Bank ST. 90 Honngton r.
SIT
Second Board--iOO wilmington r. r. 32.; 100 Heading
r. r. 90; so Morris Canal 2a 10 Erie r. r. 81 ls 80 do
s5ij % Canton Co, AS io0 do. 40 i-s.
Yours, very respectfully,
MORGAN.
p. 8. A fine and splendid new packet-ship called
Nebraska, sails for Marseilles on the let, and 10
owned by MIR. Chamberlain, and for which Messrs.
Boyd & Hinckin are agents.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We are indebted to Harper & Brothers, of New
York; who have sent US through the hands of Mr..
Franck Taylor, bookseller, the following books
from their fertile press, Wis
Nos. 65 and sc of Harpers' illuminated and H.
Illustrated Shakespeare, containing notes on 'the
Tcmpest," and three acts of "All's well that ends
we'll" ~
No. Is of Eugene Sues "Wanderng jew"
No. 80 of Harpers' illuminated and new Picto-
rial Bible" and the elements Of Morality, in
GLIDING Polity," by William Whewell, ID. D., au-
thor Of "the History and the Philosophy Of the
mductive Sciences" in two volumes.
We are also called on to express our acknowl-
edgments TO Messrs. Mckinley and Lescure, of
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the publishers, for the
third number Of their "New Library of Law and
Equity" edited by Francis J. Troubat, esq, Phil
edelphia; Hon. Ellis Lewis, Lancaster; and Wilson
McCandless, esq, Pttsburg. This number concludes
the dissertation on Illegal Maxims," and also treats
Of pleading the general issue, under the new rules
of the courts of Westminster; and Of the evidence
applicable to issues obtained by pleading specially
under those rules; by Henry Roscoe, esq, of the
Inner Temple, barrister at law. Having already
expressed high opinion of this publication, we
again take occasion TO recommend it TO gentlemen
OF the law. The articles treated Of are on impor-
tan and interesting professional topics; and besides
being originally from the pens of the most distin-
gushed lawyers of the day in England, are revised,
edited, and made applicable to the peadngs Of Amer
lean COURTS by three of the ablest barrsters of the
State Of Pennsylvania.