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A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body or the Law 4,
BY Asa arranged with reference to the
ana most approved authorities
vols, Law sheep, svo, pp' 4,l77 Retail price, $50
... M 40 and 81 Ann street, New York
..-. Opinions Of ths Pro)esson.
There profession such bsdy
law within the limits, that more deserving Of
'' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
viii, Justice Nclsouin h opinion ofs above
toned work. .Erfa
NEW YonH, Sept 80, 1850.
accumulation Of reliable citations from the whole
aaS 70 I v la.n an M .s o
reference and will extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner,
49, ~ ROBERT J. WALKER.
ocroBERla 1850.
frequently examined s citations and have baen highly
win The precision pn-
myself profession
learn its merits and, like ms, enjoy It's advantage -
Nrw YoEK Cry, oc. 10, 1850
pas ~ the advantage. Of accurate and wei, arranged
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
Mr. Knne great diligence and accuracy
ably advanced subjects which those questions apply The
''ss'' . ''' WIZ JUDGE rETERs, Philadelphia
Ihaye examined Kinnes compendu aten
my would and saished hat ad
miraby adapted the purpose for which was obviously de
argument From
tides. with confidence that they arc treated with great
'"'s'''' JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
20 BE- I @ s s 70 the s student non s1 'y
''''' . 'NN'' W. L. HURST, Philadelphia
The PLAN and utility accuracy
United The late Justice story Chief JUSTICES William. Of
fuSl.hed by JOHN =. TRow.
Nov9-1 ~ md 81 Amnsueet
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New FAN nnd Winter Goods.


BROTHER Co.. Pennsylvania between 18th
received
citizens Washington Georgetown and Alexandria
and the surrounding Maryland Virginia. full and
French, English India fancy and staple
dry goods, OF importations They name
Very elegant brocade silks dark coors
Eek ocade silk, for evening
plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pou de sole
silks, all coors
Real Irish popins, pchy watered, all shades
Very iustfous black silks, all widths
Superior wide coIored elk velves, every shade
French Merin and Thibe cloths, great variety
French de lanes, designs
French cashmere de cossc, latest styles
Rich embroidered chems cites, with sleeves TO match
Heal Vnenciennes lace chemisetes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes collars, and
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton Grape shawls from Sl2 to SO
Velvet cloaks and mantilas, new STYLES
SILK manllas and vstes also styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
Real cashmere aud Thibst scars
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Black silk laces, colofed silk fringes
Thread laces and nsertings, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambrc rulings
Muslin and canbrie insertnes and edgings
SASH neck, and belt ribands &c, &C.
Together entirely and desirable goods
approaching which weekly add
made assured finding
durn. season. fashionable Styles the Lowest
prices. - .... -
Epn
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no Lands In TeRna.h gentleman in Virginia,
and lawyer, desires TO Texas
present season. and would like become The agent for
owner county, with bring them into
market.
He family capital s DESTROYS Of engaging
agriculture He satisfactory capac
responsibility aud his general acquaintance is such
considerable emigration to Texas.
ANY swnc be inclined himself
such arrangement placed correspondence
advertiser suitable by addressing paid
VIM. GoULDTN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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DEMOvALThe celebrated DR. G. W. RoBACK, professor Of
phrenOogy and geonancy combined
conuraon Sweden, having removed his office 70 No
street, New York. oilers his services 10 the citizens
asing0n consulted by all the crowned heads
Europe, enjoys higher reputation astrooger than
living Naivties calculated according geomancy
ladies 49, gentlemen Vs. Persons at distance can have Their
navics drawn by sending the date OF the day q mei birth All
letters containing will receive immediate
ton, natviues to part OF the world written
conuraion o. the following topiesi Courhip advice
accomplishment Of wealthy marriage
power redeem such given the free
all of hazard, and for the Of
property the purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
bovenacd have been done in this city and is
vicinity the United States, 10 the full satisfaction Of ALL
10000 nves horoscopes have been cast during The last four
years while here Letters will answer every purpose and Will DO
person. and the mail safe that
money through the Once Dr. Robsck
500 900 letters monthly, and has missed
All letters will be rclgouy attended to- prepaid BE
For particulars
office Of the Union and astrological almanac
s q. w. RoBACK,
White street, New York.
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General Agency nj Washington, ID. G.
DY A. NJ. FARQUHAR formerly of Harrisburg,
I'D services tho
revolutionary the with Britain
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bounty andWii attend TO the purchase and sale OF bounty
land on order.
Patent O6eeTbe applications patents procuring models
drawings will he attended all their
General Posf OCeeAl claims
prosecuted settlement of quarterly
ditto facilitated, kc.
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union Mobile Advertiser Louis
Democrat New Gazette lpdianapol
Sentinel, New Herald,
the a5, and send their bills this accompanied
with paper June 94u
II. HOOE u co... wholesaie and Retail Dealers In
carpcting floor oil cloths, maitngs, rugs
sheens blankets, and furnishing generally.
ID. G..
Aug
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-
nlSSOLUTION of The firm eretoore
ing of Dyer Brother is this day.
CONSENT dissolved George r. Dyer will c
hrm the
Robert W. Dyer deceased which immediate
Is respectfully requested. EDWARD Q. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
WASHINGTON, September "a le,0.
l3- Copnrtncrship Notice.-rhe undersigned formed
under the aud firm of Dyer Mcclure
will general and commission
Old OF BROTHER of 10Th
respectfully solicit
the late fm and pledge themselves TO
fully every rus conhded TO them.
Mcclure make upon
sienmepu cash all sales made by them
EDWARD G. DYER,
]. c. MEG UIRE.
WAsHIxGTos, sep,embA' VI, $780,
27--du
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Pacific pisiI Steamship Company.-The only Through
q ea Line for California Oregon.

,f~r~Sa The public Informed hat, under the
- kE4Tr ranscments Of This COMPANY inspected
ElkMdX and approved by tire Navy Department. carry
$500 the United States mails, will leave
unless detained by unavoidable accident and viii Touch Acapueo
San Following
the Pacific Mail Steamship
port q route, NOW ~
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uOUsEKEE PING articles, such as

uoUsEK EEPING articiss. such as
III French China dinner and tea ware
Iron stone China dinner, tea, and toilet ware
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
r,y nsIdwa m,n a% ars s I"bs s"s%sn.
Bfonzed iron goods, AIbaa and Britannia ware
Wood ware, lin ware, baskets, brushes, &c.
%sy s sa.e
Purchasers will IND decidedly TO their interest call and
Nov i6-2aw3w Opposite Centre Market
i NEW BOOT AND SHOE sToRE.-Tbe subscriber has
Me-sr. Duvs Brother on the north side Of ave-
hue ~ and e street, where be intends conducting The
services Of Henry Maelas who, well known,
psreaInfy droced boot. and shoes.
& would eau u, rsnon Of the sds. 70 "' beau
We have selected with tSsu Of French
order IL Mr. MS usual beautiful style. y
in S sS vi II Of ws
approved styles Of boot. and shoes q description to all OF
Si,'' '''' attention o NE Isf icSsSs
w AsHISGTOS SEMINARY, ID. C.-Thc evening English
clns-cs aud mathematical school Of This institution will be oren
The English comprises grammar practice
Of style lectures on elocuion and on the several Minds o. public
The classical is devoted and analysis Of
Latin su,bors and 10 Latin eemposon enabling tho udcn, in
'h2, time TO read and 70 write in ,, tongue with facility,
/ w. II. Duvnil, Merchant Tailor,
/ (Lats firm Of Jusy Durou,)
MOULD respectfully his friends and Tho public that
w opened and varied OF fall and
winter goods for gentsmen's wear, such a. III.
Cloths css-ees and vessnss, OF the most approved manuse
! and styles
| Meino, silk, and shirts and drawers
| Hosiery, oravss, suspenders, gloves
| Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &c,
his tho lowest cash
rates He soicu a liberal OF public patronage
His location opposite former stand tho National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
| Sept 27-3taw3~if
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies.
| NovtAr.f Of a,h and u streets.
THE INSTITUTE win session FIRST OF sepem
with efficient Of professors and teachers in
department . #..
Terms for boarding pupils $3.50 including English and
mathematics.
day pupii--per Of fee ron,h,fron so 70
| eo2, IN English snd mathematics.
Ancient music, drawing painting, &C.
extra Circulars 10 be had Of the Principal Early application o
| admission Is
| WILLIAM j. CLARK, Principal
wAsHsorow cry, August II, 1851.
PHILOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE,
| by n. Allen. .
Csiechssm Thing. BY Emily Elizabeth wnsmsn
Hand Book and Fine Arts by George Ripley ana
| Batnrd Taylor volpt--.
/ Martina Morale ri Roohefoucsud
The Literature and Bitn Men Of Great Britain by A. Mills
Sir Roger de coveryi by The Spectator.
Hand Book Of Universal biography; ny rarke Goodwin
KRewh Encyclopedias of III. Industry q Az Nsnons Volume,
| with illustrations, - -
H7v W FRANCk TAYLOR.
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nEtru A1noY sEn,INAnY.-Thisi ns,i,u

pEiIyrH hnIBOy sEaIINARY.-This institution, afording
thorough Of ,inng Tor college or business together with
twenty eish sass;Sn on WsanssdaS May
ments designed the comfort Of pupils and eneour
uxues and bathing valuable philosophical
ca battling room gymnasium provided reference
health and physical ainns some of the minor advantages this
Principal possessing advantage, carly his
make his ias,u'iou ali that an enlightened parent
SIS per Of tuition
From tie Faculty o,,le College Of Nep Jersey.
had Of % the IA. s'. and
character Of Mr. s. g. woodbridge a student bs
eoese wera ws ,auss % raasurs we him as
teacher IN whose and odey ia giving and
and guardian. have faIl confidence
S NAc1EAS Ss s Ind r ,os Gss
CoIlros OF Nfw JERSEY, April !, 1851.
HusnFscrs.
Joseph Henry Ii d., Smithsonian Institute, ID. @.
Rev James w Alexander, d. D., Princeton, New jersey
Rev David Magic is D. b., Eiuabe,hown, New Jersey
For circulars containing further particulars with additional test
Ap 3o-dw Perth Ambsy New Jersey
BALTIMORE Female Coilewe.-Thi. Institution, incorpo-
age every facility acquisition Of thorough
study and recitation and every modern Tor te
large boarding day scholars
FACULTY
n. c. Brooks, A. NJ, professor OF sncien, languages.
Rev b. H. Nada, A. NJ, biblical literature.
Rev D. r. Waugh, A. M, mathematics and naiurs science
Mics NJ. a. Dixon, English and Bellies Lettes.
:" J. Rochester, assistant In English
=" Georgisns A. Hulss, frepcb language.
I" Ellen G. Gobrecht, instrumental music.
NJ A. Porter, assistant do
Elizabeth D. Sccr, painting.
Mr.. A. J. Cleveland vocal music
Boarding session. IN weeks) ST. 20
Tuition In collegiate department so
In preparatory department from 90
0Cstaogues, with every necessary information 10 be had ON
Application to
Ap 24-2aw2w NC BROOKS, Principal
NE QUINCEys Literary Remtntsc = vols fsmo.,
IL and Of uniform edition Of his works
Moherwe,s Postlumous Poems, vol.
Vision OF Sir Launfla by James Russell Lowell
the and of his Rev JOS
Stevens Buckmnstery by Eliza Buckminster Lee. vol.
Brief Mortars, viii, account OF the
employed public works Boston barbor by Lieut.
II, Wright, u. ~ Engineers
This day received for sale by -
TAYLOR MhURY,
Sept Booksellers, near Wh street
DEEBE's New Hsts.-sTEvENs halter, has, usual
establishment OF Beebe Co.. New York city Of
he fall model for 1851.
sses-room at the Athensum opposite Adephi Theatre.
Sept i4-3T
MADAME DELARUE would respectfully invite tse
III handsome assortment OF fall nband
ladies' and dress dow
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THIS institution pcassnty situated tho Geofsn'h
HeiGhthe prospect from embracing tho city Of wahnrn
the Potomac for miles, aud the town o Asrandus u ~
signed to ertend 10 limited Number Of boys the benefit o. sr
Christian education seeks combine the
The proper discipline @
Christian home.
The regular win begin November ~ Parents who "
earlier admission with the ke
Application for admission Of pn or for further infomuon ny
be addressed, 80.
REV. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, y 9.
References Tho Bishop of Maryland Tlnsh Davsy h'a
LII. d. baltimore Hon r. v Chamber, Ken, county Md hMen
o. Dayton, Fourth Auditor of the Treasury Washington tv
Lyons, Georgetown w Beverhost Thompson, fi'bofo
Nof, Carolina, Col Minsr Hsowes, ST. Msry'., Georgia
Sept ls-2awiw
0FFlCIAL military books, sale by Taylor q
" MAURY, booksellers, 9th street, Washington.
Cavalry Tactics, 3 vols price 45-vcry
Wayne's Sword Erercse price o.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics, 2 vols price ~ 20.
Instructions Mo Artillery, price rs
Cooperh Tactics and Regulations for The Mihis.
Instructions for Field Artillery, Hcrse and Foot
Crosa's military Lava
McComb's Courts Martial.
Ordnance Manual
Army and Navy EeEirers
And all other government books and documents
sspt5
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DHEsr o. hs Dec-sens Ia the to~rt. Of E4~ssy An
The United by John r. nj he Boston
vols, large ls5i. giving 81 an the dectssss
courts Of equity United previously to 1897 Juss
lishsd.
July ERANCK TAYLOR.
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KNOX WALK ER viii practice law In the suprenss
and attend tho Of
claims ssan., the government Address Washington,
Mar. f6-U
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OF these heavy, durabe
and che NO goods a. and 1914 dice, diaper and dnmash
of 81 1874, Ia, 1914, and ~
will be found the heaviest goods OF the Kind
in OF German pillow aud boil
which be urged against
III. above durability Prs.-
CLAGETT 4 DoDsON,
Dealers all kinds Of mating, oil cloths
east Of Ninth and Psnnsyvsns avenue
lima
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L FURNITURE Dry Goods-stock coInplete.-We have
the pleasure OF announcing 10 all housekeepers In this
and md
conplete and extensive OF every
kind goods furnish house offered them
complain. goods adapted
classes rich Al respectfully invited 10 call and
pieces 10 4 wooien druggci, tapestry patterns.
3 do l0a do do
. do linen do Tor dancing
bales Dutch all woods heavy and durable
ucie for dining or sitg rooms.
bales ingram carpengsa and beautiful article
Tor pao rich as three pes and almost as cheap As ordi
10 pieces rich tapestry -capc,ing.
50 dozen stair rods at all prices, from 81 80 to S2 so
dozen-yery cheap.
elegant shades and fixtures, unusually
which surprisingly rich.
Al Of which will be shown who have The desire
Scpt2-d2wn CLAGEIT DODsoN.
VAGAMUNDO. or the Attnche In spain by John
incidents in a Pastors Life by William wisner, d. u.
Epoch Scripture Doctrine contrased with the
Theological Theory by Esazer Lord,
r..ssse. in the Life Of Margaret Maitland OF sunnysde written
by bersef
10, Tale Of the oden Pane by r. Barton
Bovwns w. &. Post Ofhcc Guide.
septn FRANCK TAYLOR.
pHAs. II. LANE has Just returned from New York
with rich and elegant assortment Of fall styles OF gentemen
furnishing goods
The public respectfully invited eHamips these superior
goods.
Sept l7-3f
AMARrIyE's History OF the Restoration OF Nom
IL schy In France.
Sailor, Notes France Italy,
Literary Remains Rev Walter Cotton. vol portrait.
Life in the Sandwich islands, The Heart OF the Pacific by
REV II. 4. Cheevsr
Drayton a story OF American Life. vol.
London Labor aud the London roori part H.
This day received for sale by . -..
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The eamship Columbia viii between san Francisco and
the the arrival the mails
and without delay with
mails and passengers San Francisco
regular ne of popcers will be for the of
freight and transient between Panama and San Fran
IS +.
The well steamship Sarah Sands Of 500 burden,
under peculiarly commodious tn
her cabin arrangement will be kept running extra family
boat So q. +
will keep the eonnston between
and Mexican ports.
Tao will be maintained by the United
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTs with sailing
Directions by Commander Csdwsadcr Rnkxed United States
embracing Of FernIoncs,
San Frsnoisco bays Of San Fcisco and Pablo,
CafqniScs and auun bay, confluence and dec auhes
Sacramento and San Joaquin including cities Of
mepto and Boston California. Price, 90
in Washnesou city by TAYLOR h MAURY,
Aug 40 Beokssievs
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NOTTCEThoso OF customers have not yet settle
~ their bills rendered July obice
by calling and doing rher earliest wish
have M accounts sent In at at date closed prior TO the
mept Of the fall trade
cLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, q co.
Sept T--awif
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Leaving New York chsges tbs lin and 18th Of
The rreamshp II Dorado and the Falcon win form direct line
between New Orleans and Choge leaving al such periods VIII
huie detention possible Ishmus and
with the Pacific steamships through line aud from New Orleans
and ports Mexico California; and Oregon Passage from New
Orleans be secured from Armstrong Lawson, Co.. agents
that place
thrnnrh san rrnncscn
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully invite the
MI handsome assortment OF fall nhand-,
received ladies' morning and dress caps aow
mo,xir thread iaces lace berthes. and
ombroidees, collars ouncns insernas and edgng
coloed velsj
spanish and other fans perumery powders sonp-, &c.
attention to her last seasons nbapds,
which she will dispose reduced prices. ..E ~
Penn. avenue, between l2th and 18th streets.
,nqf
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Messfs. LITTLE & BRows

From -7yTed Hcnntn, esq, 81 New Urleans
Bosres, Sep. 6, 1850.
Mcssrs LIrTlg Bows; Geniemeni am much pleased to
publishing revised edition
Civil 10 a
subject be compared with for
the conveyed throughoutit
From of its publication present.
the appreciation the learned and
try, very deseedy The compDers of the code Napoleon
copousy their Napoleon himself stdied il
carefully early life which for singular
and wisdom of his observations and decisions during The
adoption OF his code Domat should, aud hope
viii, be found in the library of every American lawyer,
Your obedcnt servant,
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NrOrrCE ts hereby given that all ming
upon books Of the late Arm Of r II HooE
with will be made
.,aut ana handed either by The
change in our which took shcct February
lenders all
closed AT the expiration OF the present haifyesr.
9t-2wn HUGE, bkoIhEk, n CO.
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GUIDE Virginia sprtags giving. IN addition
rotea and description Springs
natural cufoses the State One small pocket vonm. Price
30 cents.
The London Lancet for June and July
The Intcrnatf Magazine for July
This day received for sale nv
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DEEBE's York Hsts.-STEVENs halter bss as usual,
establishment OF Beebe Co.. New York city, OF
the fall model of 1851,
sse--room at the Athcnsum, opposite Adephi Theatre
I4-3uf u.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-04-02

A MoTnER's WoRK-A friend has sent
us late Address of Gov. Briggs, delivered
Il, Providence, from which we clip the fol-
lowing, on the cubject of " Female lnflu
ence." 1t is II pleasing incident and pleas
anlly told.
1t delightful TO me always 10 meet, on
such ocsasions as this so many females.
Wherever women 90 you may look for some
hing GOOD to whatever they give their
couuienancc and support, yru may depend
uuon i; that success is to be looked for
Whenever they give their srrport to insti-
tuions of this kind by coming out and lists
cning to lectures, by giving their aid, their
support, their example and their presence, it
auguts favorably for the cause. Now let me
tell you, my female frienls, that yon have II
greater part to perform in this busintss Of
educating childen, than any body else.
remember twelve or fifteen years ago left
Washington three or four weeks, during the
Spring; while at home, |, for the first time.
possessed myself of the letters of MIR. Ad
ans mother, and read them with exceeding
interest, | remember an expression in one
of the letters addressed TO her SON. while yet
d boy of twelve years old in Europe says
She" would rather see you laid in your
grave than that you should grow up a pro.
fame and graceless boy.'-Aiter ! returned
to Washington went over TO MIR. Adams
seat, one day. and said /" Mr.. Adams,
have found out who made YOU |" Wha, do
vou mean ?" said he. said, IL have been
reading the letters of your mother" If !
had named that dear name 10 some little
boy who had been for weeks away from his
dear mother, his eye could not have flashed
more brightly. or his face gowcd more
quickly, than did the eye and face Of that
venerable old man when | pronounced the
name of his mother. lie started up. in his
peculiar manner, and emphaiicaly said
Yes Mr.. Briggs, all that is good in me
owe to my mother" Oh, what tcsiimon,
was that, from this venerable old man. to his
mother, who hdd in his remembrance all The
scenes of his manhood IAN, that is good
in me | owe to my mother !" Mothers
think of this when your bright-eycd little
hoy is about you Mothers make the first
impressions upon the minds Of thsir chill
dren. and those impressions will b. the last,
to be eilaced --Erchdnge
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DtATu OF JoAvNA BArLTIh.--We have
to announce the decnase Of Joanna Ballic.
She was born in 762, in the mause Of Buh.
well, near Glasgow of which place hcr faith
Baillic which appeared anonymously at the
end of the last century. when brilliant
pbnonx of names had begin to exile gen.
eral attention, created as great sensation
rs any production Of the period, and the I'M
preston which was the result Of their first
appearance was much heightened when,
contrary to all expectation, they were found
to be the writings of a woman. This i'm
preston was still further increased when it
was discovered that the auihoress was still
young, and had always led secluded life.
Several of her dramas have been acted.
John Kemble and his sister sustained the
chief characters of "De Monlfort" upon
several occasions and the elder kcan selecr-
ed the same tragedy for one of his benefits
The Family Legend" obtained a consid-
cradle run in Edinburgh. where Sir Waller
Scott, the warm friend and great aamirer Of
Joanna Baille, wrote prologue TO this lrag-
cdv. while the author OF The Man Of Feel
ing" contributed the cploguc. The Sep-
ara,ion and Ilenriquez" have in more
modern times been acted, but the writings
of Joanna Ballie are rather adapted for read
ing than the stage. Though her fame tend
ed greatly to draw her into society, her life
was passed in retirement. 1t was pure and
moral in The hiehcs; degree, and was char
acterized by The most consummate integrity
kindness and active btnevolencc Gentle
and unassuming TO all, with an Interchangeable
simplicity OF manner and of character, she
counted many of the men most celebrated
for talent and genius among her friends, nol
were those who resortetl to her modest home
confined to the natives of Biiair, hut n'am,
+ ON various parts of Europe, and espe
cialiy from America sought introduction
to her Bosom .iIdS, March