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CHICK ENS.

A gentlemen ~ho hs. successively tried the
experiment, says, that with meets cs,-fu;l,
and property made, lined ~rh cotton OF wool
and ns~ OF each siiirg, q hen III OF on 80
eggs. Uou,lefn a. the bottom, and n,ne on The
t"p,) and hatch ont FROM IS to % rh,cken..
raising three b'oods IN a season. T. il time
inf sotne improvement IN pruiIry rspi -. ~
this county. 10 England the chicken. are
brought to ke' double The s,zr a. those N
the um,fd States. and sfnd,ng much y,pat.
az pfofs In The fs'me... who res, Them a.
eaPons--Esu5vryprt Heraid.
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plouy he'd over rock. for t~en,y ,ea,s. unh
he has ora them IS smooth as q shoenskrr.
lap stone. | pity him, an unhappy msn, fol
loving in the footsteps Of his Hnces;ors. wear.
ing oui his shoes, 'oes and Sims "s-r the stones
but the idea OF clrarog the land. mnkmg fr"c-
of them tina, will last forever, and al REDEEM
ing his farm, has never popped ,n'o his head"
Obrd's wrath was kird'rd 10 think he vas
exposed N the new spapers and 9th his tee h
cllnched. he smoie upon The old d'nuer 'sbl'
with his FIST, SAID" IN be ,esenged Oh the
writer, and upon the newspaper, All sub
scribe fo7 the e" Dnls, Nr.sparer, and viii
fence sixteen acres INTO four uc,e las. 9th
the loose rocks, and vii do 1t out { spl,r.
en- vesed"
TIE neat mail carries Obei'. sub.c''pi'an
to Philsdephls, aud thu neu morning, 9th
his thr-e full gtosn boys, he 70 taking hts
vcnses nee upon the sone. in one OF bis helds.
and before The ~e.k clo.ed, long row OF
.h,a b,esk-rs lsy IN line, The cid rails were
at hts v GOD .h. d, The BUSH aud bras were
moA I'd aud butrt, and he retired 10 rest, Tor
the f st tine 10 SIX months, ~uhout gro.hus.
He had become Gained, and only wished the
writer 10 ask his pardon Tor the insul' and
he vi. ready to io'give hun.
Euston, c.. 1851.
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, WHAT'S his nccnpsi o. ]

w hat IS his uccupsi o. !
'Dl,a The thrade he's got Isn't he ~sii.
ing for vskincy IN some o. the departments ]
and he VI get IT too, for he has mighty IN.
fluence at the Fowls. he runs with the FIRE
lnpins. wien III, vii lei hun pull the rope /;
=, d Shtu they won't, Nh, he jis, hay YES stones
q; han. Independent is Deunrs-hlghy 10.
dependent
who nex,r Please give them TO NE in
roisIon.'
NIX, come Miggs she's nine,een-Th'n
TIN and Miles, they are siveuieen neat lady
day.
.Yis, sure, they we're all tray Nv them born
twins; and there's ate, .h,'s fourteen; and
Bdd,, she's twelve; aud D,n O'C"nnel, he's
ter, thu come. Slcky, shr's e,. hi and Luke,
he's fou, thin Jn. he's too, anc-ihars all
a, Present
.Wh,, madam. YOU have large family,
and are 10 tunsre 10 h.ve h IN all lislng, Tor
| presume YOU have had NO d a,h IN YOU
fsm,ly ciIrle.'
And is !. the graft Of nv heart y would
be nov rakin' up about my cl i DER that IS
dead. walked 4ud bur ed ~ oUld lrelsrd 2
II ven, lost four ss s.ate bobr. 40 iser vas
horn =
Excuse ne, but in enumeran. your FAM.
" forgo, TO ask GU how many MAS born ~
the county
y t none at all D.dn't ~e come over
The deep say jl,t twelve month last Eiy'
serp
Indeed Ilos came i, then tina, our son
Is a public firer
WHY da's he t:ght and vo'e OF he poSls
last election, and sha, fuor shouldn't he be
wsrded for his parriot.uT
Are there any Who cannot read and write !
Aud shv shouli ~e do that same, ShIn
he bli-sid raste can do II for Us! No. dsel
one bar NJ Pa, snd he has !esri ed 10 anir
hts name j ;, IL BE- abe 10 sisn the docimens
well madam, ihs' IS ell. ] b-hese YOU
ave no more m Your FAINT, YOU ga,
MOI at preseuI but thafe MI be another
before cur SIX mon b. are ", and ~ou
ke We TO pul II INTO your b, ok tor II ul be
genuine native, az d ihere'- 10 koosing "ba
the country tnay do for II hea alter.
/ can't do that; besides dJn'l knos what
gender IT vii be
'Atrah now, can't sc us, leave plsce 10
pu, II DIN 70 and ye Can j1sI call 81 The
,lmes We fn>h, aud be hat ume The b isseG
ctay'ure viii say The h-ht.
We'll, madam, viii bear you in mud
Good dat.
> 'G oud day. snd II you don't come AID pu
10 the baby, then dr'l question III snsse
ye for the ntx ten years
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4 prcservn alton Of the
HHA u HR9
BY N. WISE 4 SOY, Of virginia.
~ Cc3nuaA.

" WISE a. son, huding II aog ether impo..'
lVAs bic TO attend personally 10 Tho great number
OF daily applications from all section, OF IN. Union pt
their Rene dy ,of Badness and tor their celebrated
HAIR TONIC. have found It necessary to sppoint
4 General 1,au'ii'Dg Agent, to visit different cities
aud towns throuR bout the united States vestng him
With authority to appoint Sub agents, use and yend
the Hair Tome. and To sppy the RES IuRA1lvE,
and 10 put than into the hands OF those he may 40
point 10 operate wherever sufficient nun Der of %
ten,s 10 snv town neig hbothood shall he obtained
Capt GEORGE CALVERT. NJ Fauquer county,
Va, - alone authorized 10 act Gcnsr al Travellny
Agent, with the powers sbove indicated.
Cspt &. may be expected TO visit, as speedily az
practicable the principal cities aid towns of the u.
nion.
N b. Cap. Calvert will always have IN hand q
full supply Of The HAIR TONIC (Which clesns.s
the head OF dsndruf. strengthens and invi GOV atcs
the hair, and prevents n, also, from falling od) tor
the region Of country most contiguous To hi. opera.
ms, OF Il may slwayr be ob's,red. a. wholesale,
and iotwarded TO any part ofthe Union, by address.
in the proprietors. ". WISE g. SON. t,chmond,
Va.
dTPrice % per doxen cash. Six bottles for 81
or one dollar tor sInge bottle.
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eoagAg.
PRAYER.
nv WAS IouIsE W.

~ mas. LOUISE woRTHES.
PRAYER S the iacRus- Of the soul,
The odor o. the flower;
And rises as the waters roll,
To Gods controlling poSer!
Within the soul there would not 10
This infinite desire
To whisper thoughts in prayer to TH'K.
Hadst THoU not III the FIRE.
PRAYER is the spirit sneaking truth
10 lHEE. whose love divine,
Steals gently down ltk- dew TO sooihe,
Or ike The sunheams shine
For. IN tie hun,blest sou that lives,
As the iowliost flower
TIE lew drop hack HIS image gives
The soul reflects His poSer.
A. night. when all is hushed and still.
Ard cen soil echo serps,
A sllll small Y ice doth DER ire thrill
And TO each heart throh leaps;
Ii is tie suir,t pulse Which beats.
Forever dep and true
The atom witt II author meets.
As sunl Ct grests the dew
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CAROLINA INN
IE9|||n
CN.lKLOTTE, NC

glNHE above establishment, si,u,,,a
II Street, thud Io' North Of IN, Pull h.a
in the trwn OF harloIie. has been con,,..q asis,
oren BY the present Proprietor, iron, ~ AtH
January. le40 Ia the present time, Tor a.. ~ d
mediation oi the Pubic, and will con,,,.' '''oa.
Kept open ior the ssn 9 parpose. b
The Establish ien' hes be, n enls,y.a
proved To avery Coz side. sble eaten, .n,; IN
last two ytsfs-ibe entire building i, in .. h
repair and is 80 constr ucted thai IN ~ oApts
have abunda", light and can be ventilated !, ~
suie. pea
The Stjblrs are not IN eror 10 an, b.,..
"a aps s,tniisr Esiablt.hns nj in " ,.,,,.
Carolina; and care will be taken ,h,, ,t.. 'T
sl~s ys be supplied With sbunds nee ,f ..oa ''A
and prov rdettnd attended by ia,lhiui ana . .'
rieuced i,osilers. sit'
The Sab,cribcr will use every exer,io,
satisfaction to all who may paironiz. Ia. Ho s"
aud hesrate' not 10 FAY thai. from ten ,,,s'
Perience he will be sbl. to keep 10 the -. /"
daiion 81 the Carnlins Inn. in .'yl. me-, 'S
ed by any Public House in N. ist.,io, eonn1''
and he takes this opportunity 10 return A..
DIAL respects 10 generous Public t,,r .,.,
and respectfully sol,eits q continuance of ~
patronage and confidence. 'a
DRoVERS can, al all times. he .,o,G,i
convenient and we'll enclosed hats, ire. Of eb,,.'
aud furnished with grain at low price,. u
IL The Charlotte end Camden Stsy..
and depart ifi weekly. VII"
Oct. "a, le49. sl,,
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PRINTING OFFICE FURNITURE,

for the establshn" N, Of complete Pruning uthee',
ruch as Presses. Wood Tyre, Csses. Stand, bass,
Pres. AID Wood Rules, inpo-inf St'n's. Composing
Sucks. Bias and Woo Galieys, kiglets, Closet
Racks, &c, &c.
It'd 7, pc taken in exchange for new at cents
per ID. The Trade deal with on The mori liberal
terms, a. d patronage soicl, on the ground OF iuf'
nIshing to the purchaser an article with which he
viii be pleased and ~hich vii bfiDg hun the ~oIth
of his money.
Editors ar PRINTERS wishing 10 establish News.
paper ~ Jub Pan,i,g Office, 1,li be furnished ~rh
az ts,ima. Ia deiai o. the ros' BY stating size OF
sper md KIND q, Sotk In be executed.
Publishers al Newspapers ~ no ~ili insert this ed
vertisenrnt 'h,.e months and send me The papers
Containing i, addr~s-ed 10 'Nesbift's R-gist1.
New Y ak. Will 10 paid IN materials ~ ny tna.u
isc,ue provided they purchase SIX times the amount
OF Their bills tor advertising.
10. II GREEN.
M l2s Fulon.st M Yosk, and
NJ. II anal ~. Row. NV Orleans
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Taking the Census.
By oCEANUs.

Madam, have called to Ike the census
The s-rsas, is Il; md What Ike do We
call The same
Il wish 20 send return 10 Wa hpg,on Of
The number Of sour family.
'Shure, DOW, n. jokIng We a,e. lst Con
gresham you would mike ov usF
'Ol, 90, us only 10 find out how many
sous there are 10 the Unlon.'
Well thu, ak NEE the questions, and #
thew are dacen', ITS meself as viii ausser.
Begin with the eldest. and infotm me Their
names and occUps,ions.'
FIRST there is Teddy-and fine broth Wv
boy is he-hes forty five Yeas aud IS an
elevator aud dlscnder bv ihrsde'
A sba,, msdami d. ~, understand
'l's lngiish I'm speaking, pure MaIasian
lugl'sa.'
| Do not appreheoi yor.'
Appreh-nd me, Il, We dirty loon Il,
more nor The likes ~ you can do, tha' same
For two paws I'd skin We q. would prs,e
'Dan't ge, in,o passleu YOU 'n,,conct i've
ne. | merely ~shed to 10y do 10, under.
s.lrd yoar husbands trad.
Why don't ye spake Ea-li.h, thin, Tsdd'
carries VI bricks for new house, and bnng,
them down from Old ones
Il perceive he lie -bofer'
Just the "a ne, vul-atlJ spesking
la aha, county VAS be bo'ur
'B,ln.fee, County Longiord, 10 oUld Ire.
land, and may he devil burn the palpeens
that druy Us from rs Crane sod
Never uind, msdin; YOU'D "ilhng'y
hear your grievances. bul nj t'me l. precious
have bu, SIX months to complete ny return
Nov, your name rex, # YOU pea-e.'
Me name. B ddy. Be- he same taken a,
was best be The prss,e be name Of Bridget
Nov. yo1f age ,
The III ros.t 1e, and j. lady'- ege -
scud bs sfer AKIN her /, her own face 7
Madam. II is not M inlenuon to nsul
YOU bu; jhese questions must be asked, an
there is heavy penalty ucuued by 'ho.
who refose &c answer, shch can be recover
ed 5g las
lsit ne las We you'd Be ,her 'hrsa'enir
me wid, and ne son Pat ooe Of the PJact
too Do sc think IS BIS ii SID murihu
he'd be SAVING ~ limbo ~ben rs ouly
word he'd have 10 ,pake 10 Tie Mare TO Z
her out 7
Am | to understand, then, you reuse
give your age!
'J..l he same, and defy ye to f1d :, 90
is DOT 80 very material, 81 | shall p
you down al fly years.
'Murthur aud a lie % it ye you'd be q
tier sindipg to The President ~hen be CT
cay am only forty two # he but tuck II
iroubls 10 examine he parish register 10 Re
common, whe's-'
'Thsnk you, madam, and now We will pr
coed With The rest
But We haven't axsd all the question.
bout myself, yll'
Il have our name, age, and place of bir
'Thfue for ye, SO ye hsvr, ye cunning d
IL; and don't ye know my ihradr 7
No, Ell all; | have your husbands
Bu, rs mysl'f hat lbink,ye ought TO :
j, down. I'm a char, and ~ ser-elf or q
yer friends have any j b 10 M line, goi
out 10 DAYS work or The lke- We can 81 .n /,
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PflifER l. York;
Letter from Major Dsgstd MeDSsss, or
tresk Psa OBes.


tresk Psa OGe,.
doosr tousTr, n. g.. DIe %, ~
Dr.. J kuhi--Dcsr Su:
A LSd, ~ this county. sffl ici.d With N'rs
complaint. Prulspsus Uhr. Fuor Abe, ~
somewhat dsrangsd mind. csus.d BY ohslruris''
wac Tor about Twelve months attended y w
our eminent ply s,einns, ~uhou, so, sss'L y
every one 'uccs,siveiy declared her InsvHss y
that she had TO die. She then procufet is'~
ties of your Ably ..inis Mi1'ur, Iron me, 80
cured her entirely. She has since msrsf "
is In periec, good hcal,h and happy. lhs%'
slns MlIlur, has likewise proved ycfy hc'fT'
in many o,hor disesse-, bu, paftIcusil, s'A
di.cses. IN which IL should hsve the p'sit''
OF all others. Yours ahe disniiy,
DUGALD MeDtGALp
Price for the Abyssinia Mixture pei 0'a'
cents, 81 25 L. 81. 50.
Like~i,e on hand and Tor sale, Dr. huh'
storef, Universal Plaster, Gold Min. Sas'A \
T J. HOLT0N. Afs'
Charlotte, NC
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"Spoons. Of The New York Mercury,
having been requested By a lady TO write 3
piece 10 her album, perpei'a'ed he following |.
Far lady, this spoilers page.
Allow my thoughts to spread
Themselves. like maple iasses o'o'
A slice Of rye and injun bread
Your rosy charms will soon decay
Those blIssfui joys that childhood brung,
By time Will soon be- borne away.
so go il lady while you're young.
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A tombstone 10 New Jersey boars tn. fol.
loving ep,,aoh: Died Of thin shoes, Jan.
fus,y, 1889"
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ATTACHMENTS for "l' ~,

TERMS. n
Two DOLLARS per .u,um in 'd''ne'
DOLLARS end FIFTY GEMS" - N
be delayed three months; and I"s' a
LARS II no, paid until the close o. '"
uAdvertisemen,s inserted at "o' ad
square. ,Is lines or less. this 'i1ed"'r
first insertion, and IS cents fof 90"
.nce. Coar, advertisements and s''''
charged 25 per cent. higher; ''' -"
of 1874 per cent. will be made ''o" ' ..,,r1
prices, Cor advertisers by the ye" Al
men,. inserted monthly or qn'''',', ., "a
square for each time. ssmi-"o''''
per square for each time. .,ay
UPoAmassevs sru sathUiSud 10 w."
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Coscosp, n. C., Julr q? la
Dr.. kuhl-Den SIT.
W. hAs. sold vUi sllof sonr Ab,,sun AulHl
II has gIsrn ,niirs .siisfsefisa Ia eli the,
hav, us,d IT. We havr ~suan ed The Ah,-s,
MtHtufe VA all sa-,s au our "a sesouni; .tt,d
can say, u has usyer ished. We hs,. e.gp
for MOTE a Vi. AbI SAUNA MIXTURE, and ta
please send us a. s.on - pn-stbie such ~
which Ill sn-~.f the great dsmsnd.
'efy respe,tiaii, ,ours.
m NIAnIl
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SOLID AND DURABLE TYPE,

he,erf re offered To the Pubi.. To Tins lat lea
iuie would IN particular cali ate"i'on, Tor soi'dty
and Durability o, Type IS On he principle OF economy.
OF the creates, importance 10 all ypos sphers The
IN, bers OF the craft MI also mud ne ready to sup
ply all kinds Of
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A NEW set Of BUGGY HARNESS Gur Sale
"A Easuire u THIS Ohcs
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ORNAMENTAL AND JoBBING TYPE

Bordering g.. Iie.i assured that The elegance aud
accuracy oi all the Type manufactured by me can
M, be surpassed by any Founder IN The u"lon ny
sn ent,~l, new method in the m,xing aud casting
1 an enabled Ia retain the rirtpes Of ne component
paris of iAe natal, aud thus 10 produce. IN addition
10 an eit giant the most
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HOOK AND NEWSPAPER TYPE,

of tho ne~e,, aud most beautiful style ] am alec
prepared To supply he much admired scotch ie'e
having lsIrl, procured nom scotland series Oh
these beautiful faces, together With every Ssiiey VI
f., IA snd pattern Of
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GsLs HIT, N. C., Aro l.,s
DR. Kohl Dear Su:
You viii pissse ft~srd 10 .. a. .oes =. "a,
'en'sht, sir''h supply OF the Rssior.r 9TH. Ia.
sud The abJ .-,nis Mature, at bau .le -, q
,o"'e ,in's The koto'er and The DssSn !
fos det, base pf'vtd TO be yer, ,fhe.t.. 4
iullness al III, chest. kbe ,nusIl,u,. Sur. In. n
hanma'lon. Of =. Lyvr, Dshuit, aud o,A.f,s,I
NE d'.ssse'. We s.fssn,sd tbs Al, SEA, Yi|
iur. To every patient, ana TO enc ha. Dtss I'd
the money ftiurprd. bot on the eun,faf, en-
one has Pfaised ITS great .sbsi We postn
We remain yoots, respectfully.
A. Il u. ". UUNLYCtTT
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1yd1 CO GcnmOVa

"A liitle folly nov and them.
l. rel ei bv the wi>est men,.
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DIR. kUHL'S
.Abyssinia Mixture,

FOR st.'sh-. ipfiu.nsa. cosuvenvss. Pie. ii
vel, osnor'L@. 1'.ei, f,oor Aibe.. o. u,
White,. Weskness, Obsirueiioh,, A.
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GREEN'S
TYPE FOUNDRY,
NJ. 1875 Fai on Susst, Sun Bsiteing. N,p fS.k No.
II Canai Street Roo, N. 70 Orleans,
q Newspaper Publishers and Printers.

m It'll ,on6d, nee I invite the trade, before
w thry pufcbase elsewhere. 70 give me q call
al M. 1875 Fuon street, Ne~.fork, or at No. IL
{ snai-s,. Row, New Orleans, where am READY U
finnish IN. IN u TN all kinds OF
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

Of banishing this coyness, and II was accordingly
resolved to extend the operations Of the Agricutu-
raj Union TO these islands. draft Of a constitu-
ion for the union was submitted to the convention
but II was handed over TO a mmitte, to be licked
into shape. The Union is to be Joint stock affair;
but how much capital IL is proposed to raise, there
does not seem TO be any settled or definite notion
The Executive Committee is to aid. assist. and
give employment to the flying fugitive" by pur-
chasing land and agricultural i'm plsme for his
use. 1t is, in ia,t' regular scheme 70 entioe all
into cafdom; but itssuccess must de pend very mu,h
upon the alacrty with which the cash is subscrbed
to carry out the project | do not know what may
be done on your side in this line; but here assure
you sympathy for the negro does not extend As far
as to hand out the cash to assist him in any way.
To-day the government offices are to close here,
andthe office furniture Is TO be sueredto to fall into dis
use for four years. The different departments arc
to open for the transaction of business in Quebec
on the lst October.
The cabinet is 10 a dsorganizei con iition, and
must be reconstructed before many days pass.
Who will be called upon to advise the Governor
General as to the remodelng Of the cabinet, is a
matter of anxious speculation. There is, just now,
q strong desire to place DIR. Roph at the head Of
the dominant party but it is scarcely probable
that the Governor will call upon him at this juno
ture, as he is not in Parl iment, and has not been
10 public life since the abortiye rebellion of 1887
IN which he dabbled a little; and, in consequence,
the United States Il is certain that the tory
leaders will not be called on by his Excellency to
form government, and the approaching elections
do not promise them any very hatterng prospect Of
changing their minority into q majority. The re-
form party one section of which has lately picked
up several republican notions, processes to have
lately effected an union, by some sort Of an unde-
fned compromise between the two sections, which,
for the last three years, have been in q state Of
deadly hostility. But neither among the public
men, nor the journals Of the party is it possible To
discover much evidence OF the boasted union.
cabinet council is to be held at M )n real, in a
ministers
turn from Boston. 1t is probable that the ques ion
of re. construction will then come up.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

MEssRs LALLEMANT uACCuEG0u's ctpctfan.
Rio ~ Jsvftho, fucfday. August 10, 1851
The exchange since the dae q cur last circular 2,h
ultfao) continued steady at q O. ~ tl towarls the
c,ose ~ the month phen transactions commenced for
the present opportunity 81 % y a. ct both which
fatt chiefly Al The latter The principal yrt of the bust
res lee since been Elected The market closed to-day
rather hat at qu0tatets. The tmsDut negotiated
sitce last steamer estnate G2sO 900 on Lont1D
JtoCt0n On Paris paced AZ rs % go; and " Dso.
2CuGC0 et Cit. 0i2 and COS r..
Corn - busirsss opened Immediately after the de-
rafture q the last packet Severn aud continued active
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

THE M A r K & T S,
&C., dsc., DC.

Via England we have received the details of the
Interesting intelligence from the Plate provinces of
the threatened war against Gen. Rosa, Of Bunos
Ayres. We have already published many particu-
lars Of this affair, but the next news may be of
considerable imp 0rtance, We consider it necessary
to give the fullest Details in order that the public
may have a correct view of the move ments in those
provinces.
We are indebted to the British Packet of Buenos
Ayres, the RIO Mercantile Journal, the Comn,1cio
dd Pata, OF Montevideo, the Boetia Ertraordinario
the London Times, Chronile, and Ne,cs, for
these interesting details 1t may be as well to men
tion that the British Packet is entirely In the interes
of General Rosas.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
Literature.

ANTIQUITIES or New. YORK, BY Hon. l.. GEO.
SQUIER.-We observe tina, the firm Of Derby Co,
Of Buffalo, have published handsome o,tavo yo-
lume, from the pen Of Mr. Squier, on the antiqu-
ties of New York and the West. This is but one Of
many volumes on similar subjects by It's indefatsa-
bic and tcIutiniEing author. The present enc has
the advantage, however, over it's predecessors, Of
btirg a compendium Of the more interesting por-
tions Of them oil. II s divested Of much of the
argumeniatve details which too generally overload
antiquarian works, and render them, however fasc-
rating TO the student. too laborous for the perusa
Of the general reader while at the same time every
fact is given which may at all interest those who
cesire TO know the customs and peculiartes of the
original poIula lions Of country The contents
Of the present volume are not, however, by any
means Of superficial character. They have passed
the oideal Of the Smithsonian institute and the
New York Historical Society, and were, 70 a great
extent, originally published In the trans lotions Of
the former. The Inyo stg cations Of which the volume
before us is the result, were also undertaken under
their ausIices, the societies having selected Mr..
Squicr ne the mott proper man for that end. To
great Antiquarian knowledge, MIR. Squier added the
acumen and laborioas Industry which distinguished
him alike in politics, literature, and historical re-
search, and also the scientific knowledge Of prac.
teal ergineer, which had enabled him, in Central
America, 20 furnish to his countrymen the first
exact maps Of the territorial pecularities Of that
country, and in our own State, and the Mississippi
yslley, the first reliable plans Of the Indian remains.
which form the great monumental background Of
our history. The present volume embraces the full
descriptions Of the remains found in 81 Lawrence,
Jefferson, Osvego, Onondaga, Madison. Q:sego,
Cbensneo, Csyugs, Chemnng Ontario, Monroe,
Livir gston, Genesee, Orleans, Erie, Chautaque,
Monigon.fy, and other counties In this State, with
ser eral chapters on New Ham pshire, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, the mound builders, pslissded enclosures,
&c, Sc. Altogether, IL is the best compendium Of
American antiquities we have yet met with, and no
library, private or public, can properly be without
=. Next 70 Albert Gallatin, we owe most 70 the
indcfatigable researches Of Mr.. Saucr. II has
teldon been the lot Of any individual TO distinguish
himself 80 highly, and at the same period, IN politi
cal action ana antiquarian research.