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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-09
SPRING GOODS !!

VENHE subscribers having this week received
Il their supply of
Spring and Summer GOODS,
are prepared to offer to sell to all who may
wish to purchase at good bargains desirable
assortment of choice and select styles of
Goods, comprising all articles usually found
in country stores, TO which they request the
examination of those whose object is to select
good style for dress combining also durnbil-
ity J. JEWETT & co.
Barnet, May7, 1916, asst
Pasturing
TEyO let, by T.. JEWETT 81 co.
n st. Johnsbury, May z, lS46. asst
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-09

From THE SANDWICH ISLANDS, OREGON AND
CALIFORNIA. Intelligence from Honolulu,
to Feb. 18th, has been received in New York.
Letters from Hawaii, of December, state
that, in consequence of a severe drought,
that whole district ofcountry had been ravO-
ged by fires, Which consumed, in great num-
bcrs, the hahitations ofthe natives. A famine
had also prevailed there for six or eight weeks,
the people living on fern and roots, and there
was no prospect Of immediate relief.
OREeoN. Previous to the departure ofthe
Cowlitz, arrived at Honolulu from the Straits
fSan Juan de Fuca, 450 wagons and 1900
emigrants had arrived Some ofthem were
men of capital DR.. Mclaughlin had remov-
cd to the Falls, and intends shortly 10 leave
for Paris Mr. Douglass takes charge ofthe
Nudsou's Bay Co.'S. affairs at Fort Vaucou-
YER, Barque TouIon, Crosby, from Honolulu,
was 81 days INTO the river, and in Nov. had not
arrived at her dischorging place. Many more
emigrants were to arrive, aud certain descrip-
tons of goods to supply their wants, in the
winter, will he much in demand.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-09

The election in New York for members of
n convention to revise the constitution ofthe
State has resulted in the success Of tie Loco
toco ticket. One ofthe principal points Al is
sue was the question of extending the right
ofsufifage to the coIored race. This by tue
result of the election has been decided in the
aegaiiue. We hope, while they are about it,
these patent democrats will-revise the Declu-
ration of Independence, at any rate, the one
they use, and make it read TO their liking, all
men are mol born free and equal. These same
democrats are the people who manifest SO
much concern for the wrongs ot'the Eish.-.N.
H. Courier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-09
PHILLIPS ACADEMY

PHILLIPS ACADEMY
TENHE Summer Term will commence May
a 81, and continue eleven weeks.
Miss SOPHIA WILKINS,
popular and experienced teacher, will take
charge of the Female Department
French and Drawing will be taught.
Tuition as heretofore, and payable in ad-
vance.
G. G. BURNHAM, Principal
Danville, May 9, 1876. 459w3
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11
New YOOJ. .

We afs indebted Q, Mtssrs. Nash g. Woodbouso for en-
Interesting iue volume. no. Of Apyoton's Lbury Of
Popular R,adngJ plrpoTrnR 70 30 u.s "bsiory Of the
e1usodinsty adventures Of Margaret CschyDe by tho
Rev Richard Cofb55." The scene II these adventure
which indeed deserve be- called cK'ra1rdnsry 10 lsid
principally in Suffolk. Ting aud snd seacoasi nfe,
dby daring smu2gof snd authentic the nauauve seems
to be, ssvel fom is simplicity from the original let
tsrs embodied n it. 30 sdls another hs many previous
Illustrations Of the s1ying mat "uh stranger Than
fiction" We have rarely read fOfnsnco bro which events
# touching occur end 70 remarkable ore
of lhs that the reader almost tempted 10 believe
the hrroine "pfcdssIted victim" moving IN a charmed
circle without power escape the fate which finally over
takes her Although ihi- small volume ombo5ss only tho
"brcf and simple annals Of tho po,r" q well worth 20
f1ss because Of the interesting character Of incidents
we'll on Of the impressive moral aAd religious
truths which tincuiea'es.
10 his preface The author observes The public may
depend upon The truth oftie main features ofbs nara
tive indeed, Of the octs recorded were matters Of
public noorisy az The time Of their occurrence The au
thor who here details Them con Of the sdy with whom
ibis extraordinary female lived, and from whose hands he
received he letters and facts here given. lie persuaded
hai mach w be- found in tic history VI Margaret Catch
pole highly worthy Of praise ard limitations end If thst
which unworthy sia only be token 1ss warning exam
pie be- h1mby hopes that the pub will be both gaufed
oni benefited by the publication"
For ale BY Msssr Na.h g. Woodhou,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11
ruE coNsTurUrIoN-srA RIGHTS.


A revised report of Mr.. Webster's elaborate
speech, delivered on the 9th and 9TH inst, has
not yet appeared, and probably will not he re-
ccived for some days. We have determined
therefore to transfer to our columns, the most
comprehensive sketch Of his argument we have
met with, from the pen of the accomplished Wash.
ington correspondent of the Philadelphia U. >
Gazette. That sketch, emitting the illustrative
aud corroboratve extracts from public documents
and other authentic sources of information, which,
from the very nature Of the subject, MIR. Web.
ster was compelled extensively TO quote, presents
TO the mind of the reader, with brevity and clear
ness, the strong points of his triumphant vindi-
cation, both of the Ashburton Treaty and of him.
self as the representative of the American Co.
vernment in its negotiation.
We need not attempt to add stint to the rain
bow" bv submitting word of comment on the
fullness and completeness of Mr.. Webster's de-
fence Indeed. rs we have heretofore intimated,
we had always regarded the overwhelming MAORI
" by which the treaty was ratified, as itself a
conclusive answer 10 those who affirmed the un-
fairness of its provisions, and who Inferred from
that alleged uniairncss, the iucompetency or
the corruption of its negotiator. More especial
" were we authorized to regard it, when
saw amongst those who voted tor its rauhca
ton, the names of venerable and able Senators,
who. so far f,om being political friends of Mr..
Webster, or Of the Administration of which he
was the organ. had been uniformly hostile to both.
and had omitted no suitable opportunity TO make
that hostility apparent. Mr.. Webster, doubtless.
so believed himself; and hence the silence he has
SO long maintained under the repeated assaults
of his encmies-a silence which he only in-
duced to break, when, in his very presence, some
of his brother Senator'S msled themselves, per-
haps. by the frequent repetition OF the charges in
other quarters, ventured TO reproach hun with IN
fidelity 10 the national rights and honor, which
had been confided to his guardianship and defence.
The reader will observe that we publish this
morning only that portion Of the speech delivered
on the 6th-The remainder. in which Mr.. Web
ster replies, IN a spirit of bitterness which we
have never before known him TO display, TO seve-
raj very remarkable allegations recently made on
the floor of the House of Representatives, by
Charles Jared Inee rsoll, and which had been viz
tualIy endorsed by Senator Dickinson of New
York. shall appear, if practicable, in our next
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11
TO THE WING VOTERS IN gENRICo.

Can be true that sny OF you intend support the De-
mocraue candidate AT the approaching election have
heard with great reluctance. that will do so, from
What know l. thSre any doubt in relation
the POLITICAL intellectual moral character OF Mr.. John
A. Lancaster the nominee OF the Wing party, held last
Monday, according notice, at the County Court House
confident that he strongly attached TO your
any in the State. But suppose there was
gouni doubt ks politics, kHOp that Mr.. Gregory
opposed u.s. fact that he the candidate OF the
Democratic party. Ii he differed with that party, having
accepted the nomination. he certainly acted hypocricsy.
In either he unworthy Of your support The only
chance opponents have Tor gaining the election, which
they fully VI, a DIVISION among u.s. and they
secretly rejoicing in the prospect OF by
thAtmc My deep anxiety To promote the interest OF
the Wing party which nseparabe from that OF the coun-
try induces this article; and considering the
importance connected the result of the coming cleo
uon to the Safe, humbly that the Wings will
political brethren, contend with united force, against the
adversary, and thus achieve glorious victory.
\ Vine VorER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11


Messrs. Editors:-I heartily subscribe the remarks
made your editonsl of this morning and, Wing
shall act upon thrm and support John A. Lam
caster, Esq the approaching elecron but let
same time, respect, 10 "A Wing who ed for Dr.
Cawhon," and that cognonon has thought tit sd
dress card TO the Voters Vi Hcnrico" but intend
ed Tor the ssaishrd Whiss Of the county Let tell
that ib raj gentleman that John A. Lancaster
that the Wings 1T the county Dissatisfied with but
Is with Jus such volunteers the "A Why who
voted for DR. Cawthon" that The Wings of the county
dl satisfied WI h. They think themselves quite capable of
managing their ua add wish the City OF chmo1d
the oIcoas OF the City, understand They love-
sbove all men, have the choosing OF their co1n-
sellcs and while believe they all intend do their day
the apprOc hug election thcv Furthermore intend here.
after 10 cement vi the affairs their
hands In caucu.ion let me ask "A WI who voted
iof DR.. Cawtl,rn" At IN. question, (Which resulted IN
Of TIE proceedings IT the Baltimore Democratic
COuyei'n thit nominated James Polk, could influence
single Wing IN the county, They have never
proessed Il follow the practices Of their enemies, hope
they vii their shout for
sures that they cannot heartily feel. HENRICO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11
Mrs. Madison.

The subjoned sketch OF Mrs Mad son and her house
hold, s very interesting. This venerable and dignhed
lady nearly eighty years Of and in her youth
of the polished, elegant, brilliant and beautiful ladies
that graced the social circle She now resides IN
Washington city, where she the respect which Is
Justly her due:
Mrs Madison is 4 tall. dignifed woman, with full
face blue eyes, and somewhat ford complexion, aud Is
apparently seventy years OF age Her dress was black
n style that comported well with her years; and upon
her head white urban with black veil. Her
msnnes all the stateiness of 'oden me"
y harmonic with the changes OF the present day. She
expressed herself graceful her cOuntymen or The fsvo
they have extended towards her in the recent acts OF Con-
gress, and evnces that gratitude the auerng cordially
with which che receives every who visits her Her
house Is miniature museum O the hne arts The greatest
part Of her collection still at her farmer residence IN
Montpelier Va but what has already been removed here
well replys the visitor aside r the gratcaton VI seeing
their able possesor. Her collections sculpture
a OF Napoleon Crossing the Alps, nv Co.
nova; bust OF Washington, presented 10 Mis-. Maciso1
by sculptor At Rome; and figures OF deites, with
other from the mythology Abound
the walls OF her paror suspended the heads of Coum
bus Nespucus, Magellan, Cortez, and SIR Walter Raleigh,
painted The EScua in Spain. Above hang The portrait,
Of Washington Jefferson VI, nroe and Mr. and Mrs. Mad
ison, by GILBERT uart, which, Mrs. Madison
~ correc', and which fully justify Smnrrs, celebrity
portrait palmer. II Mrs. Maids ms portrait good
Likeness she musthavc been handsome in her day,
OF which she still retains in her old age Next
TO Washington, and according the succession OF Pr
sidents, the pora oJohn Adams painted by Trumbu
IN his usual style In the the picture Of
Saint, by Tan while through the folding doors that
muncate the back paror be painting of Christ
breaking bread after his THIS occupies
y side of the WALL extending from floor floor and
painted by Car Spruyg, OF the Flemish school. IL
purchased by Mrs MadisOns the OF about
thousand dollars and her from Europe. Over
the FIRE place, IN the is very old painrg
presenting group OF madens surprised by Pan, while
playing grove. Pam seems, has fallen in love with
the hands while the quite at the
idea OF uch he being susceptible OF the lender
passion Her collection "winds up" with number OF
engraving and also fine o medals, French and
American subjects.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11
4 49, AEERlr.-The vnn Bnren LA1kl In,nlLirer

a FArAL AFFKAY.-The Van Buren, (Ark.) Intoigen.
GER OF the 2lst ulr relates tie following particulars Of
fatal affair waich recently took place the Cherokee ma
oa and which resulted the death OF Mr.. Joseph Cross.
land:
"a Mrs. Brown, Crossland sister, and C.'s wife, who
lived near nelghbyrs, were Ct Browns snd ruy
ensusd aud they commenced quarrel, and words
about proceed % blows, when Mrs Brown took
Old musAet, winch loaded, and had the bayone fixed
and threatened Mrs Grassland with ~ Grassland arriving
about TINS time, spOke Brown stop the quarrel and
night when Brown replied that the would not harm
each other; and THAI had better let them settle their
difficulties; Grassland persisted IN interfering and growing
angry ing quel the row, struck his sister, Mrs b.
when Brown knife aud INFLICTED the death wound,
which IN the bacl; Brown fed, and Grassland fired
gun nm without effect, and died son afger.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11
From the Grenada Miss Harry Of the West, NJ
OBITUARY.

In the midst Of life n death"
At the residence Of MI Richard Towncs Esq. in this
County. on Saturday the l4,h inst, MAJOR JAMES E. P.
BACON Editor Of this paper.
Mr. B bore with Christian ortitude the illness which has
finally terminated his oXsence, and II Is comfort 10 his
friends know that ne died IN the triumph OF the Chris.
tan Reg aud is in brighter and better world.
Pace to his ashes"
Departed ih, life, February 9Th, 1916, at his resi-
dence ~ the County of Yalobusha, (Miss,) ALLEN
TONNES born the Goth Of June 1872, IN the county
of New Kent. the State of Virginia thence he
ed the County OF Amelia in the State, where he
resided upwards oil so years lie 40 year, member
oi the Bepiist Church.
Paying this humble tribute 10 the memory OF the deceas-
cd well that words but empty sounds. and
that no praise which be avshed upon his memory
do goOd--but surely, when modest merit and humble
pety has for fifty years adorned the lite OF honest
he should be warmly remembered and initiated He ha:
lived beloved and died amenled.
az No further seek his merits 10 disclose
Or draw his raiues from their dread abode;
There they alike IN trembling hope repose,
The bosom Of his Father and his God
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11
NR. XAN RIREN.

Here is another anecdyte former Chief Magistrate
which illustrates another part OF hrs character, his entire
possession under ell circumstance The humor of the
stage driver, too, not bad perhaps may think that
tlis class OF fellow citizens might enIte themselves
the character OF public bensiacJrs, they be
frequent their OVERSEES OF honorable members especially
vi that class who desIr1uS Of trng with the lie
and limb Of Others, upon the "who.e none" principle
The hrsttOwn OF indianapolis, ,PlainfedJ Is as
ebrated for accident relating eG.Presden
j. certain village m the STATE Of New York, for
dent wA-h beie the Of The present Seceta
Vt War IL heIo that Pre- sident Van Buren, while
through the west, IN 1910, ION pirate business
Of eouise IN stage COACH and he stood up
10 h. knees mud, and asked tue how happened
by that parsonage that he ad ready upset even
members OF Congress, snd by dong hid secured the
Of ~ Of them for appropriations TO the ma.
tonul road and he before had President Tor
passenger he thought he would improve the opportunity
by doing bic duy To the west eudeay"Ting to prevent
veto, another aPPr inauOn hould psss (Lt lie did
Jchu think that his distinguished passengers N sh not be
reelected; he then that General Harrison
would Velj Mr. Van Buren, was so well pls ssed
with the thbt although covered from head 10 t
with rich soil OF Ind ans, he handed him s. gold
.icce Tue witty diver took he money! and rema k,
that he clad thit The ID ha those Ogle
were mace Of, was again cIrculr z the pe1t IT,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11

Rs.upsd by Prosecuting Attorney lit was the nom
ing Of he eomts'. The stsu about O'Clock.
o. j. Archer know Pieassns % b. very skiful with
the shit gun towing pi, &C. know roihing of bis
sk With pi.tuls swords lie wus not a military
IS yesr-.
Cross essmined.-i did know that Greenhow usns-
ferred his Scott, lie had when hrst saw
him, though did any ~hen he and were stand
ing together at the commencement If the combat am
that heard the call OF Grccnho~ and myself to stop
heard the call 81 pcane and Warner also, and have
question that he did lie shook head and still proceed
ed. cannot say with accuracy how far in advance Of
he when called The call did continue until
shot fired The firing began very shortly thereafter.
almost instantly. Mr.. 2. was called some or imes
FRO M CONTINUED
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11

u Jeerson's Birth Day be celebrated Charouss.
vile, Monday next, the 9Th by military parade
Mr. ]. ;. Meredith Of Richmond will deliver the Ami
yesary Grafton before Jefferson Society and Mr.. ST.
Geo. Tucker OF this City, will read the Decarau.n Of
Indeuogdtnce
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11
AIhr,,iarIr GnnnIN.

We glad hear that al. danger Of division in the
Wig ranNs IN A'bemar.e occasoned by tue regretted
withdrawal OF Mr. Souha rom the canvass, mas dI-aP-
peared. Last Monday, Cont day. VIM d. Hart ana
Capt Bezaeo Brown nominated the Wing candi-
dates Tie Locos threaten opposition bu, II the Wings
do their duly twill be unuyaling
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11

The Boston htlss says 'Nss BUsuEtr Corr1s recent.
" forwarded 10 the Bishop Of London bsnk check. with
he' 'snaufe aiached,, r he ord'np on up with such
~ amount would include the eptfs cot II build n,
church endowinE With ESQ ger snnum, - 3JJJ ~
Tor The building n parsonage house end fchoos I,s
sad me oat he's been hon0fed ~ The of $50 900
(sl33, 1873 Tor The objects The church /, 10 be- but In
the city Of Westminster, m Compliment 10 the mun6esnt
donor who possesses eVa'idsrsbe properly tbers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11

"A lnducIve and Practical System OF Double
Enty Book Keeping entirely plan, having gene
a rule ddueed from the den alton Of creditor p2ed
70 The 'urnalzn Of all twelve sets OF
ooos IoTmPirns general knowledge Of the
neroas and varied entries illustrating single bu-
sine "a both prosperous aud adverse.
Also approved forms OF auIuaTy booksa OF steamboat
ooo'sa vocabulary OF commercial tems-praetca forms Of
keeping books IN different branches Of
eulons-a table OF foreign moneys count &C lie
signed for the OF private PRACTICAL ae
eountanIs by A 2. and : W. Critienden Accountants
For sale At the BOOKSTORE DRINKER MORRIS yho er
leave TO refer To the certificate below
BY the inquest Of Me- Dunkc Morris sellers Of this
ely have canine with the system Keeping
recently published BY A F. $ w. Crcnd.n take
~ 'ng my opinion Of it, value publication
9" proper idea Of The Importance perfect knag. of
douoe tniy took kereng every man. Practically
aud theoretically and work that have adapted
70 put into the hands OF young beginners Of
PHS'J NJ
etses Ia word every way calculated 10 .i@psrt
ecnsrai kAgE!sags Of tAs science OF book keeping.
p. VAN DEuRSEN, Accountant
We supply the trade npon the same
terms the publishers an II nm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11

L,rrEEffs The following re- IN letter from Havan,
'On the 1911 uIt, snglBr lottery WIS drawn IN the Cath
sdfa oi Hayana, y-hyo przes Of SlOOD eich and one
D $500. 10 90 equal nuub.rOf young g 20 whom these
sums are presented as marriage portions Psuon the Mar
que Of Csrdanls The young sdies np doubt ar. p,,
Wdod with hlsDsnjs The names Ut the Yfton,to eaodr.
d1'c' for ma'rm,uy given. II beautifully phia,.
hropc mode u acting, tho part Of the founder"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11

D-The Washington papers announce the DEATH on the
5th inst. Of ti,n Dane PsrheL Ho was q native Of
M1ssachus,'ts wa' Chief Clerk nj tho wir department
under Mr. Madison; was slbse lu-r'J app1.ned to the
rank OF ss1ier General 100 be Army Nt ca be- he ID uatl
lrzl and afterwards restored 10 s Office Of Chef
Clerk 100 tue War Instrumentation winch poet leuer
from Washington .,ht,- be- was rsmo5,d only i've d,y.
before his deau!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11

SISsULsE CHARACTEz-Ed~afd Fitzgerald, poor
fellow win the "horOs' upon MN. was arrested IN New
. lean the Goth oft, charged win larceny In bis
hot found humIR sk1W TINS The accused account
Cd iof by -t'ng Do q tie sku. OF uIs bro her who
sd 90 tho trkIng 81 tue AI-ua AMI thst be- a. way,
Cured u about him asa remembrance lie taken
~ .t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11

Nfw YUEE LIBEsALrY.-Recent papers from Now
York ctronic. tns fc J1uy Jac.n AzroR has q ven
donation Of SJjJ,OOO Tor Library New York very
JIdsprsIy mIung the exp 1T te Construction Of Of.
cdihce far the pI'pose 10 SGOOUO.
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Bath County.

George Ryeieom5, Esq. the Wing candidate FOR the
House Of Delegates Ia Bath County. Col. A. II. Byrd
old sager and hard l, beat, his Locofoco opponent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11

Srrrtr VEssEt ron LiEERA.-Thc New York State
COLONIZATION Society have chartered good birquc Chath
am to carry out emigrants the Colony Of Lberis and
supplies TO the slaves recently recsptured by the u s
squadron on that coast She will sail for Liberia on the
2h INST There Is one emgrant from Ono of
considerable property, now in New York, buying 20 dds
and making other preparations embark in this
Tor the colony which he intends make hi. future home
Diners are mentioned among them physician and mer-
chant OF New York. both enterprsng young men, Iam-
y from New Haven, (Ct,) aud several from Richmond
Vs,) portion OF whom are liberated slaves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11
VIRGlNIA-At Superior Court of ChanceTv

VlRGlS MA a Superior Court of chancery
Richmond on Tuesday the 2th day OF February, Isi6:
Thomas 4. Bureh, pl,,,6
against
william Gay, executor OF Joshua Goode, defendant
THIS this upon Main
un thu answer Of the defendant rrpea
ton Of the plaintiff SID eihb filed by the
drfendant and asaed by COUNSEL eonsdraon
the Count do'h Sdudge order and decree uons
ones do take
asanstthe estate Joshua Goode Of the
endan their raiue character sane NAV
be ehoed and established before
same and 80 far they elect pspoe
bear proportional part OF the OF this
the creditors Of the said Of
ing 81 erection and establishing Comm.
sooner who act IN the 10 tn,t h.
give notice hereof the creditors some news
paper printed the City Of Richmond for four
taking such aeeount And the said Commssoser direct
ed to state and report the debt,
as may be established aforesaid u b. ehageab
able al ALL upon the balance hands
enio az the same appears by the settled
his answer which account the said Conamis.onrr
ptma faee right And the sad Commits
tn rrp" to the ,ou his proceedings decree with any
matters specially stated which he dee
parry may re lire TO be 90 stated. Copy-Te-e.
NJ 2. HOWARD Crk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11
southern Literary Messenger.

Tie AprI numtsf a tiis idyJ1te Inlhy has been
upon table severa days but other engagements
not yet permitted Us 10 peruse 1t thoroughly. The Mes
senger however, like good wine, needs NJ bush" Iu
able and iodeiiugaoe Editor richly deserves the liberal
pan0nage which happy believe he hss received.