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Odeon Temple Of Honor No; 5-Mssts Nee THURSDAY
he present term ending Oct ST. 1852 THaAs FRssp
DIR W. A. H. F. s. MORGAN W. F. R. R. PoLLAnp w. t..
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ZONES, SAMUEL, Jn., Qate TALBOT, JONES
oS Balmo Greer and Forwarding Merchant. As Poylas
etnet NewfrIeenn. cal IL
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TX ELY 4 ISACKS, Attorneys and Counsel
lors at Law Alexandria, paris Rapes practice the
parishes OF apide Ayoye Natchtce9s catahola md VIM
hsfth rolion Pierre Sou6 Dgges MqKeeyer Co, Plan
t Cor Gusavu Schmidt ESD j. S. Ialsey ESQ., Elmoe King,
Hammer Hays Moses Eastman, ESD Locke, Esq, Louis
osaer, Esq, Edward j. Cael, Esq, j. L. Carman Co.. New
inla
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MEDICAL CARDS.

EAoCrORs A. G. g. L. HENsLEY, As Cana
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pelean isivi,ion No &. of -Mos!severy WEDNESDAY
elected for The ending Sept 80 ss2 MoTa W
Rs j. DuRwAnn, +. S.; w. WArKNs, Tt J. Woop, G.;
MASnrSa, JANT,ER, 81; JoHS BeowN, O. s..yIslT
ING COMMTTEEB MoT1 Cont Fl. E. Bailey l6 Mag
nog street p WEr "A Poydras street. G. WATkss corner of
Apollo Thal r CARPETrE a74 Caronlelet street;
keATlA Topronlas street. W SIrH St Marc and Poydrs
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ri ICH0LS, .. F., Architect, Office 27 Camp
atreet, up sa Public Buildings,
st2ren, Dwellings, supenend their erection will
snsvnr to render satisfactory all who favor him with
patronage. NIL ly
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1t. WA N.
VIZ ATERMAN & BRO, j., Importers and
w Wholesale Dealers Hardware, Cutlery ron Steel Nails
n Of the AnVi No. Magazine street, Common
Orleans. 1ydaW
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18
NOTICE..
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |


-E The State Of Mississippi,
YIO Mathew II, Bowman, Archibald
IL McDougald Rely, Joseph G. Rely,
IT,, Washington Fauver, and Martha,
his wife, Isaac Phelps, and Catharine,
his wife, Samuel w. RELY. Milton
Williams, Thomas Corwin Williams,
and Samuel Nilliams-heirs and dis
tributers of the Estate of Martha N.
Reilly, deceased, greeting:
YOU are hereby Cited--to be and appear
before the Probate Court of Wilk inson
county, at the courthouse thereof, on the
FIRST MONDAY in May next; then and
there to show cause {if any you CAM why
the Estate of said decedent should not be
deyided--and further to do and suffer such
things as shall be considered and ordered
by the court aforesaid, in the premises.
--- WITNESS, the Honora-
BILE FRANCIS GrLDART, Judge
L. . of the said Probate Court, at
>-~~~- the Courthouse of said coun-
ty, the first Monday of February, eighteen
hundred and fifty.two.
Issued. this 9th day of February, 1852.
a FRED. CONRAD, Clerk.
10 Gordon and Posey, Attorneys.
Feb. 10. 1e52-6Od
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18
Dentistry.

d. STOCKING, Resi-.
de,u Dentist, eau be found at
their Office in Mrs. Keller's
building. next door to the Republican office,
al al times, when not professionally absent.
All work done by them shall lie satisfactory
and equal to any done in the country, or no
ray. Terms moderate, and all operations
warranted. Whole sets Of artificial teeth
inserted on gold plate by atmospheric pres
sure. Artificial palates so perfectly fitted as
TO produce distinctness in the enunciation as
il no malformation had taken place. All
orders sent by mail, or left with the Post
master in this place, will be attended TO.
WoodviIle. Nov. IL, 1851.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI /
WiLkinson County.

WHktHSoH County.
IN the matter Of the Petition Of William
White. administrator Of Thomas White.
deceased. for sale Of Slaves aud other per.
soDal Estate Of said deceased
nN filing the petition OF said administra-
" tor it appearing TO the satisfaction Of
the Court. that Martha A. Lanendar and
Mary J, Stewart. heirs aud distributes of
said estate, are iion.fesldents Of this State.
so that the necessary process cannot lie ser
we'd upon them,---lt is therefore ordered that
Monday, the first day OF the next June terra
set apart for the said absent Iieis to enter
their appearance therein.
its further ordered that copy Of this Or
der be published for four weeks consecutive
ly. in the Woodville Republican, newspa-
per printed and published in this county.
Witness, the Hon. Francis Gitiart,
Judge Of said Probate Court, at the
us. Courthouse Of said county, The 6st
Monday Of Aafil. A. o, one Thousand
eight hundred and Efty two.
Issued 18th april. 1862
FRED. CONRAD, clerk.
Gordon x Posey, Aitornies. apt3-l5.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18
Stage Notice.

A good and substantial Stage has been
procured 10 run from Natchez UiG Wood
vile, to Bayou Sara. which will make reg
uIar trips during the year. Passengers
may rely on regular trips, gentle horses and
experienced drivers. Apply at the store oi
the subscriber. on Commercial Row for
way bills. Leaves Woodville for Bayou
Sara ON Wednesdays aud Saturdays, returns
on Mondays and Thursdays.
w. A. HASSEL. Agent.
April 2 1851.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18
Il q nc tor C

vUNHE subscriber respectfully announces to
IL the Ladies and Gentlemen of Woodyllle,
and his friends in general that he has just open.
ed at his store, on Commercial Row, large
and elegant selection of fancy and useful ar.
ticles, among which, are the following.
Umbrellas, cotton and silk Gloves all kinds;
Riding-whips, and Walking-canes; Tooth bru-
she's Pocket knives and Combs; Razors, Ra
zor-straps and Shaving soaps; Perfumery Of
all kinds colors aud scents; Hair oil Of the best
quality; Soap, Starch, Indigo Candles sar-
dimes, Lobsters and SalmonS; Preserves, Pick
els, Currents and Citron Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups Pecons, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts; Filberts, English Walnuts, Oranges, Ap-
Piles &c.
ALSO-The best Tobacco and Segars, will
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article usually kept in such establish
ments but which are now too numerous 10 men.
ton. w. a. HASSELL.
Woodvils, February, ilth, is5i-iy.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18

". n. urcurx. n Ia nm. pans. n 4sss
II TrCIlEN S DAVIS. Geucral Ore
IN ocss. aa.i iaysafe,s A. Iiines. La
gla0,s aHd Ps0rtsieaa No. "a Canal street.
heiween Castomhoass and River Nee
Orleans.
L. Nc. n. }. Bn,Sef~oHh. viii lcfwnFd
orders 10 rs. and receive and receipt IN Gee
name ioF amounts that may be due.
Feb pa 1889. ly
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18

SAMUEL pELL. ~. EEtRT.
SAMUEL BELL. in returning thanks
- foe past iavors, begs leave to inform
tide public generally that the business will
now be carried on at the old stand under the
name and firm OF 5. Bell 4 Co. who, IN soli-
citing a share Of public patronage are fully
determined that no exerliOns OF their part
shall be wanting to merit the same
Their stock Of Plantation aud Dry Goods,
Hardware, Groceries. and Provisions, will be
carefully selected aud sold at cheap rates for
Cash, OF to punciual customers on the usual
time. An cotton consigned To them for ship
ment, and all freights for storage, planters
may rely upon receiving their best attention.
s. BELL & CO.
Fort Adams, Jan. ~, 1s52-ly.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18
ID. l.. Broom,

ID. l.. Broom, Nj. d.,
AND DEN TAI S URG L o "
eyxzza> HAS returned to WoodviIIe.
f1fA and can be found at his Of
Ai' fee, tie next door to DR.. Buck 8
residence, and opposite Mr. J. ID. Thenels,
where he is fully prepared to render his pro-
fessional services to those who may require
them. lie has brought with him, from
the North, the latest improvements IN IN
struments, and fine assortment OF teeth.
January 81, 1S5l-tf
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18
NOTICE.

n ETTERS of Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned, on
the Estate OF A. c Dunbar. deceased. at
the April term. 1852, of the Probate court
OF Wilkinson county. Notice is hereby giv-
en- to all persons indebted to said Estate to
make immediate payment, and to those ha-
wing claims to present them within the time
prescribed by law. or they will be barred
T. w. HAYS. Sh'f.. Admr.
ws. s.prili3-i6
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18

IN Regular MEETING Of the Bosrd o.
IN Police, Of Wilkinson County, will be
held on the Second Monday in April, 1852.
Att. FRED. CONRAD. Clark.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18

have removed pan Of my stock into
Leopold Henrys store 10 be sold by Nathan
Goldberg, my agent, CHARLES 0UREY.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18
Dissolution.

gV'HE Coparinership heretofore existing be-
n tween Samuel Bell and Wm o. Rodney,
under the style Of Bell 4 Rodney, was dis
solved on the l., inst, by mutual consent.
SAMUEL BILL,
w. o. RODNEY.
Fort Adams, Ian "a, 1889.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18
TAXES,

fEvHE Tax payers Of Wilkinson county
M are hereby notified that their taxes for
the year 1851, are now due.
TlIOS. ". HAYS, Sheriff
Woodville, Dec 2, 1S5i-t!,
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18

= " anu HhyS He uciOHEv w
William Wade. Of CIaibome county. Said
boy is 6 feet high black, dean and hungry
look" spare made.
The owner is notified to comply with the
aw aud take him away. NJ. CRIST,
Iaprll ll3-l6il JaiIor.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18

BREWSTER q CO, are now re-
- oeiviug their stock oi Carriages sSS1..i
and Harne0. per every shipment tom the
Nonh Purchasers are requested 10 give us
call al los ST. Charles S. oct2Syl.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18

TIrHE undersigned would re- 8. -
spectfully call the attention z Z :,s=s=@,ss
Of ladies' and Housekeepers generally, to a
large and well selected stock OF FURNI-
TURE, the cheapest ever offered in this city,
consisting in part Of Mahogany, Rosewood
and Walnut Armoirs, Mahogany aud Walnut
Bedsteads, Chairs, Sofas, Dimans and Otto
mans, Marble Top Sideboarls, Bureaus, Wash
Stands, Gard and Centre Tables. Extension
Dining Tables, Clocks and Time Pieces, Hair
and Moss Mattresses, Feather Bolsters amt "a
lows, together with a large lot o: Common
Furniture. A call respectfully solicited from
those in want of any goods in their line.
H. GREEN 4 Co, 81 Poydras St,
Between ST. Charles and Carondelet SITS
Oct 2s. lS51-Iy
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18
o,ssolution OF Partnership.

rpHE firm heretofore existing between the
a undexigned. under the 6fm Of Smith K
e,ehsrdscn. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The accounts and papers 5f the
firm. have been placed in the hands Of Col.
W.T. Lewis and Mr.. w. II Binning, for
settlement, who are alone authorized 10 re.
csipt and settle the same.
TflOS. J. SMITH,
JOHN RICHARDSON.
WoodviIls, April 20. ls52-tf
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
r ETTERS Tcstameniary having b.en
~ granted TO the undersigned on the es-
tate Of Reheeca Hazlip. deceased 3, the A.
pril term 1852. of the Probate court of VIII
kinson county. Notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted 10 said estate TO make inn
mediate payment. aud to those having claims
TO present them within the tisas prescribed
by law, or thay will be barred.
JOHN J. CHANDLER. Ex'r
aptlij--i6 vs.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18

lust Received on Consignment, abou
" 100000 fl5,..el Cy.mcs, Lrnbsf Z.
and for sale oy
~ ]. w. BURGESS
Fort Adams, Angus 3oth. 1871
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18

TU>HE subscribe would respectful >sg-go
a ly inform the public that he 4Ss<A
has just erected couple OF neat shops, on the
corner or Bank and Fourth streets, bet ween
the jail and the Baptist church, where he is
prepared to execute, with promptness and dis.
patch, all manner of " agon-making, Black
simithing and Carriage Repairing He hopes
by strict attention to business. and reasonable
prices, to merit share of public patronage.
He will be found at his shop during business
hours Woodwork done bp Geo. Hildebrand,
Blacksmithing, etc, done by Hildebrand &
Whitson GEORGE HiLDEBRAND
Ian. 81, 1S52--1y
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18

MI ONTGOMERY MUTUAL FIRE INSU-
lYI RANCE COMPANY, of New YoRK,
Will Insure frame buildings barns, grain and
live stock and detached dwellings in Towns,
&C. Ihis Company is strictly what it,puII-
ports to be, The Farmers Mutual. 1t has beeh
in operation fourteen years, and never has
made an assessment upon its premium notes,
and has at present a capital of more than
S2,OOO,OOO 1t also holds itself accountable
for the octs oi ,he acts Of its agents.
C. B. EPLER, Agt for
Louisiana and Mississippi
WInlvili e, Jan. 90, ls52-iw
J-Also Agent for The Mount Hope Life
Insurance Company, at Stamford, Connecti-
cut CB.E
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18
Notice.

MUST received fresh lot of iae segars
~ and for sale by w. A. HASSEL,
Nov. Is, 1851.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18
Btack s mithing
AND
Wagon Making.

C~SxT EA
s4auMi MiksmssA
ERULY thankhl for the patronage
- bestowed upon him the past year.
Charles Henry,
takes this occasion 90 offer his services
again To- the public. hoping that he will
be favored with liberal share Of It's patron.
age. lie Us an old and practical workman
having carried ON BUSINESS number of years
aud is confident that work entrusted to
him will be promptly, faithfully aud salts
factoriy attended to. Blacksmithing in all
its various branches he is prepared TO
do. frn N the simplest TO the most difficult
patterns. lie viii give particular atteu.
ton TO all
PLANTATION WORN and HORSE
S SHOEING which may be sent him.
Mr. JOHN RICHARDSON, will receive or
ders iot makingor repairing
WAGONS, MARKET BUGGlES.
&c. &c.,--and can assure the public
that the iron aad woodwork shall be equal
20 the best, let il come from where 1t may,
~ My Shop remains the same location
as last year.
| ask only the opportunity, to please the
public.
c IIARLES HENRY x CO.
Wo ody ille. Jan'y, ~, 1851.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18

Huau LpcAs. \. NORWOOD.
UcAS 4 NORWOOD, Gonsral Grossrs
II Ne. IS. Canal 81. aad No. IS, Crevaan n,
New Orleans AL who lavoy US with orde;s,
shah have the same promptly attended to and
Messrs wnghiS Elder, Of Woodville are our
agents to receive and receipt ieF any hslis,
which may be made with Us.
Octuher Is Is5O-iy
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-18
Robert Crawford,
N NOTICE

WAS committed to the Jail Of
Wilkinson county by John ii.
Lealheriuan, esd. as q runa.
way, on the sih ln.t.. negro
man, who calls his name HEN.
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poprpr OvFN's BIRTH. DAY


al diseipes and followers Of Mr. Owen, with that
warmth Of personal esteem and genuine affection "nc9
characterize them, siogy and unitedy, KEPT as "a
birthday on the 4th inst not only in London, but at
Manchester and elsewhere. .,
Mr. Owens ardor and industry, his hopetu'ness ana
conrage are undated In two addresses-noT before
us-ore OF great length delivered BY him to tae ia
topal Society In Johu-st and another penned py nn
and forwarded 70 solictous adherents az Manchester
we see those signs OF confidence and even oil entnus
asm which he has always displayed. 1t Is true they re-
ersie the same deas prescribe toe same remedies ana
contain the same mild complaints OF eelng nlsundet
stood But the persevering spirit OF the brave aad
.tes dfast old man is sii apparent IN then and Ia no
respect DO they differ from similar addresses printed oy
Us again and sgain. ,.a.,,.,,.
With cheerfness he writes of bis health "at h'ame on
life with cheerfuless he speaks OF the enjoyment OF
those faculties" which enable him sui to Work day IA
thecaue his M with cheerfulness herevews the past
surveys the preseat, aud c0ntempates the loc9me-
Nv uiineple he says "ere good for life and Tor death
and n b with uneigned cheefiuness that we too nope
that the eightythrd irhdsy Of Robert owen may duly
come round and find him hale and hearty as ever
watching the practical idea growing ont Of his one
;Iea London Leader.
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The Maine Law In COnnee ficnt.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Inbuns
EEw.HAyEN, Conn, Thursday June TO- 1901
FRIEND GREELEY: The Maine Law, or
a substitute for it, has been reported to-day 10 inc
Legislature Of this State, a thousand COPIES %
which were ordered to be printed, and Wednesday
next was assigned for its consideration. To se-
cOmmodate the feelings of the large orcbardists o.
certain sections Of the State, the manufacture OF
Cider, and it's sale by the manufacturer in quantl-
ties not less than FIVE gallons, are allowed.
Simultane oasly with this act, an imporans
movement was being made in the same direction
by an inhut ntist body in another part oil the cJ'
The Connecticut Baptist State Convention, hO'o-
ing its twenty ninth annual meeting, with the ff"
Bsptst Church unanimously passed resolutions In favor
Of prohibtory law ike that Of Maine, and piedshs
their efforts end lnRuen TO secure IL enactment
This Convention ia composed Of Delesses Hom
Httle Iess than one hundred and twenty Chnrene' e
Church being entitled to only two Delegates Bene'0-
lent societie, connected with the Chufches are e'ea
entitled to Delegate The Convention Is, merel'i''
generally composed Of few more Laymcn than Mns'
,ers Now from all these Delegates, except TWO W.
the slightest objection was made to the resoiou'h''
those two gentlemen objected on the ground HAs
subject was not within the proper Jurisdiction "
Convention. Here is fair expression OF INC e
ments Of the moral and virtuOus part OF comm
Will not the Legislature Of this State heed ~ no"
over it Is believed by the writer that large ms"r
Of the Baptist C1urehes in the State are Den0e''s
politcs-a fact that should make the recent exp''~
Of their opinion on the Maine Law re'pectea " 80
majority In the Legislature. And further us s'A-
ticut Bspti,t Convention has warned all patty pO"S
IA one of the resolutions that they are not 20 DC
aside by sny msneuvering OF theirs Ah'ae's 1 -,
nut together mean tina. II the Legislature, al
session, will lot give Us law on the nanHAe'a's
sale Of Intoxicating liquors eqaivslen: tr rs p'o'.
10 the Maine Law, then the members of the Coa's'1
LAYING aide all other questions will exert hern''
tse ne xt election OF Legislature to return saca asA
willdoit Respectfully, &C., I&rhs'I
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Books of the Week.

Zephyr. from Italy and Sicily BY William NJ Gould u mo- Pr
$50 ID. Appleton 4 Co.
Coins Speaker By lyman Cobb Il pp 10 J. C. Rker
Addresses and Speeches By Robert Winthrop svo p iS
Boston: Little, Brown & Co. sold By {. :. Francs
Cosmos by Humbot Translated ~ y < otte
and A. Paul Vol ". Il PIP "a. Harper others
Is and Robert Buns. Vol. IL. !. 5i7 The
Woodbury. Method Germans 20 Learn Engsh. by w H.
Woodbury.. ; Vol PIP. 3lT. q. & q. West>rm-n.
The Elements Geology. By Justn r. Looms lao, ss,
Boston: Gould & Lincoln. Sle by l. Colby.
Tie Young Mans Fusnd By john Angel James Emo pp 5
Arson ID. ?. Ranioph.
Tie Riches that Brns sorrow. By Rev Enkn- Ne,e llnn
% 90 Phil H. Hooker sold by Shepard a CO.
Papers the Quarterly Review. i2mo pp 557 D. A'~ioa
&C0
Europ, or Note. OF Rsmb- through t-sud France,
Sc. BY DAME c. Ed'y. s'o Pr 5ot. Lowell A. L.
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MouRNINe.-" Black is the sign of

MOUKNINUs-- DI uIh - tIID oI-" u
mourning" SAYS Rabelas, because il is the color
of darkness, which is melancholy, and the oppo-
site of white which is the color oflight, ofJoy ard
ofhappiness." The early poets asserted that souls,
after death went into dark and gloomy enpTe.
Probably il Is in cOnsOnsnce with this IDEA that
they ina gined black was the most congenal color
for mourning. The Chinese and the Smmese
choose white, conceiying that the dead become
bene6cent genii. IN Turkey, mourning Is com
posed of blue or violet; in Ethiopia, OF gray and
at the time of the invasion OF Perue by the Span.
iards. the inhabitants Of that country wore 1t OF
mouse color. Among the japanese. white is the
sign Of mourning, and black Of rejoicing. In Cas-
tile, mourning vestments were formerly OF white
serge. The Persians clsthed in brown, and Their
whole family. and all their animals, were shaved.
In Lycia. the Inen wore female habillments during
tie whsle time of their mourning.
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DhiSibS- % XVI NC lrlo9na
FAIR and peaceful daisies,
Smiling in the grass
Who hath sung your praises
Poets by you pass,
And 7, alone, am left to celebrate your mass.
In the summer morning
Through the fields ye shine,
Joyiu!y adjoining
Earth with smiles divine, Tmine
And pour from sunny hearts fresh gladness inn.
Lying in the meadows,
Like the milky way;
From nocturnal shadows
Glad to fall away,
And live happy life in the wide light of day.
Bees about you humming,
Pile their yellow store;
Winds in whispers coming,
Teach You loves sweet lore,
For your reluctant lips still worshipng the more.
Birds with music laden,
Shower their songs on you;
And the rustic maiden,
Standing in the dew,
By your alternate leaves tells if her love be true.
Little stars glory,
From your amber eyes
No nconstsnt story
OF her love should rise,
And vet lie loves me not is oit the sad surprise.
Crowds of milk white blossoms,
Moons concentred beams
Glowing in your bosoms;
So, by living streams lgleams.
In heaven, | think the light OF flowers immortal
When your date is over,
Peacefully We fade,
With the fragrant clover,
And sweet grasses laid
In odors for pail, beneath the orchard shaLr.
Happy, happy daisies
Would were like you
Pure from human praises,
Fresh with early dew, ltrx.
And ever in my heart to heavens clear sunshine
AVN
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A Charge of Plagiarism.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, June 4, 1852.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, June H. 1872.
To the Editors Of The n. Y. Tribune;
GENTLEMEN: A book called The RO-
nance of the Revelation" published in your City BY
Bunce Brother, takes bodily, from my A" Washington
and his Generals" Sermon and Prayer, purportng
to have been delivered the eve OF the battle Of
Brandywine (See Washington and his Generals, p.
3l2) Since Mr. Headley appropriated my description
of the Battle of Saratoga, | have seen New-fork
schooLbook made up In great part, (of course without
credit from tina: portion of Washington aud his Gen
erals" which relates TO Arnold Aud Mr.. Losing, in
his Field Book Of the Revolution does me the honor to
use certain incident in regard 10 the signing Of the
Declaration of Independence which he tound 10 no
other book than Washington and his Generals aore-
said take this method OF giving the above named
parties who have Appropriated portions Of my works,
full privilege to appropriate thom bodily and put their
nsmes to the title page Of every book OF mine, 'aat
strikes their fancy. There is no use OF doing the thing
half way. Yours, &c, GEORGE LIZARD.
~ The above charges strike us as very seri
Gus. Plagiarism in any case is bad; but plagia-
rism from Mr.. Li)pard eyinces not only knaVery
but had taste. Ed
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~"GrIxpsEs AND GATHERINGS DUR

T"GLImPsEs AND GATHERINGS DUR
ING A VOYAGE AND VISIT TO LONDON by WILLIAM
A DREw Q2mo PIP. 4O4. Boston; Abel TomPSins')
The principal topic of interest in this volume Is the
Crystsi Palace The author describes his Impressions
with unaffected rankness, and the results OF his oo'er
walton are well worth reading He sees for himself and
writes well