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EMITTED STATES OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIS.

a. TRlCr OF VIRGINIA. 81 -,
Che of the United -" Marshal -
The Eastern district and 20 his Deputy %HonsoeScT--
Greeting: .....,.
You are hereby ,n!y and seseriiv empowered a riry e."
nd the tie u
IIse S"Ilci O -e IL lately vas rT he
TICKLE .rp,:c she a he oni whil :"ur DIS
CClr', III"
be. discharged from arrest ny Gc course OF i" AMI ta
s"nrrli
Ia have any rch trrrln hNirnr ror" ~" iurr
Of the District United the Eahrrn nirCi 81
Virana n The ine! CluTt Room The ty :" Richmond
nm M,av March Il o'clock noon there ~ ahwc
1hon,as Knox OF contract
Tor orancc civil amt Grr 10 % am! cceirc Ia
his nela shalt a"riain an! f E"p ai: ccf'? Inc
nj Tho t,o;eaiI Cont what o in h"
Wmcss H. IIuy Judge ri The Eastern Dui q"
Virgin, Richmond ' lI day oi February mine yea 9" our
Lord r52. = "a ~ 'i'''.
Il Eft
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United STATES OF AMERlCs-EAslEES DISTRICT or Vim


United STATES OF AMEElCa-EAs1EES DISTRICT of'
u GINA.
Whereas ii cert lr Sam"Ls Wtsss "'S "n-
before the District - hit "i ih
nied ipf tie L",rn l.ir!ct o. Virginia" a'c
The sad Cont behalf at Lava " lls Lac
narr AID Wl smith. late ;Iari"t an'i i'ti -,
dgtI: IL" C.".r Cdit We ~ y"
Eirlcr pare furniture. anu a.aiI az t"'
cctn. u thNC any night u,lr q" lirrH
81 tn
81 kl"X. fredericksburg Thomas '"
OF FlLariit, rrrbr. isall aG sieiT"fl hiie'
hay Il. en- admitted The sail Court in'errrGr lar t l"c
w M Mcu.a, aGl !'ns ~ c"G.: ~ Con
ac. c,r,l aud tie aforesaid Thomas hn"S J." a cause ~
aud the alIr+H"i 'nii- VI
10. Il, Tor srles ct' aGi ri'it" q" i
contract ciE
Issue! w :'"''
iy.uH iet4a" 'h Nr - h"ri!
arc, next NJ ar! '!"; g! ejhi:c - ac s'
}n o. FEB 80 ~" G"g '';co - i J.
lie nt sii scirrr w. ~ q; SIZE t
civ-t ri att fnccs. u ne 'i" ~
an, OF N. time thereof l'r hr e4 :" hH
ruu.. rv R!cHmnn! Enquirer a1 VIE: N"w
hereby siSta u AZ IGs " ii'crh'
Io L.. or rgtr t'trr th.r ~ !" '
pear ,r,r- he tril al he aie States Tor
tn. ,.r.ru bI-tsiel v itcd Sat Court Room H.
the riiy lt N haI;' mex ntl+oc"ck
VI (wl. ..I b. eJ actc a'wr' lie 'hf "Vrf'
me, niu turns !c az IN i' P.l"i Nc" %"
ME IN contained nE" IN 80 ai receive ia MS 'e
,I, A. - j,,t,c. ana an. .It.In. WAi.hlR, H. y.
Feb Ut. i'F nv, : 80. " -. - w.
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I1ROTECTiOA.


10 Hu'G "a dssuitIiitIL D.
SE .,ht aa,. Powder Proof
Sales Ihav have been trst-d nv the
mos, IN .m-c heat the Fem
un wrS awarded tbs Inventor a,
the Mechanics Far.
W-arr-'.il .nInu'L-!Grln. iur.
n; NE Of tho latest -IyIr.. ami We
won't. call the a'trn ION of hnT.
r.- ~ par stack. ~ we know itn
une Hli! De we'll -E'n: ~ ex.
an,nIlg our assortment.
We Rave constantly 81 ',aEr! a
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nhMpEhT's OFFICE.
sht FOURTEENTH STREET, unlar the Exchange o,e Rich.
W mund Virginia.
Drawings of the X entucky Lotteries.
ORA Nos. Of Kentucky, Extra. Class 3j, Feb 10.
81 - 70 81 80 II 2. 81 So IS -.
Whole Is 20 81, prize sold by LAMBERT.
Nos. of Kentucky Class 81 Eco. ll,lI:
IL % ~ 10 - is IS % 50 40 4.
Whoc7 25 Al, prize OF $500 LAMBERT.
Drawn NoS Of Kentucky. Extra, Class 80, Feb: lith
= Is &c : ia Il 2 GO "a % II ",vnpur
Dawn Nos Of Kentucky. Class 81, Feb. 18th:
II 81 10 IL ID II II IS ~ - % Il.
Drawn Nos. Of Kentucky, Class 49, Feb. 10th:
% 81 81 - II IL IL II 10 80 90 ~.
j II 81 ii II IS e. IL o. Is 3 g.
Drawn Nos OF Kentucky, Class 81. Feb l7!h:
&c 3! AZ 81 II IA Il 3 63 ~ 81 a.
Half 81 80, prize, sod5y LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. ii Kentucky, Glass 80, Feb l3:
: SO 50 "a 81 y G5 is 4g 3 S 80 IS O.
FOR the Week.
FRlDAS-The Kentucky Lottery Class
ee657 1000 II irawn Tickets
65-shares inproporton.
SATRDAYTho Kentucky Stale Lottery Glass No 49, Cal.
tails: s35W Of oaU Of 500, 2Oij.!mE % OF 100,
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOX SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2STiI.
Kentucky State Lottery, Class CCdpiaS 36jtW, 2GHU,
l5tO l2O, 0i1. Of iOJJ al 3OM 10 OF 1000 l OF LOO
the lowest number prizes Nos III drawn Tickets
s2p-shares III proportion.
80 Change Sales close the abuve Lotteries 81
O'Clock r. NJ. and the d.awnssarc received the evening
telegraph
received Tuesdays
Saturdays Sales close II O'Clock Price OF Tickets
and dollars.
Republication Packages Certificates Of Packages single Ticket,
which very from
ckets) will the prompt attention" and the awIngsfor
warded cdsant adventures when Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place. Richmond Va
70 Recosct No. 3"Thcre's luck inodl numberssays Rory
O'Moorc." Fen =
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limited sTATE* pi' i"iEAcA-EAsTL"H DE,
q TRI,.T of NiNGlNli. IS: :,
the ir"! "t 'he Ia al" N"T>iaI q"
EascrA VinI, nu! 1" his h"iHy WHOM
Greeting;
hereby jory an' sc""ay "nr'""r a' stree; e.,
ai- he th""ir called ia" ID W
Esr ("h-fc Shriprr tg len now ~ ia'siy va MA rt IL"
acke apparel and lun:Fe She snail Se '2unt "''h your p.
r stc un:~r adi AMI secure ar
shall further "rac' nom the "nI OF ne
same s. l.! GGc course 0; a"; tti nat
cn.ss all pctss 9'nera "ho have" q" rT:ici
have ans Ft. interest Nrrrf 10 ri"ar before ~
Judge the United Sair for the Ehitern Da'
c II Virginia III" ilT,-l rpif Room ~ tn Cy o.
March 2IttScs iHerr
~ Ldushllu -"
State cf contract civl aud h1ritIn
and further jiS u.lti IScr hal
rertn GOA n! certify Tie JnI2" - 10" a"fes C"ti
y.g II" the it"inl' o. ,......
Wines lame. u ,!y.,rirun Ju,: q" the Ga.;etG District "f
Virginia Richmond hi; dag Vi frb!u"- IA the YEAR OF our
Lord l-J!. T. hhi' "'e'"'
L..
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aTIIT.D sTA'T..a Of AaIEEICA-EA,lhRA III:

Z MED SINTisH UF x itfIl!h-IAsI I3HN TIS'
a. TRICr OF VIRGINIA. rs.
he Prcs-Gt United STATE Of America 10 me hdfth&l %
the Eastern Of and his uepnr: whon:"cv"r
Greeting:
You are hereby Jointly and scrcsy rnrwert, and nc!
oued that ;e schooner cac tie u
" Edicr (s,rrsn Sirp; ri.'ciy
shall b.
arrested Fecn
arrest until shai She Court
.nrrc shall law aud ihaF
IA Ina any right thcrci appear henrrh n,r
Cnun OF the EHiei Sales 100 Inc h:t D-c' 81
V,rg; ., he nr! States The City Richmond.
on The l.. Monday March nj IL "c"cS n"" there I" an
and nir'i
urhr 20 do receive ibis behalf justice tht aiTran
and that duly Gently lodge =: the aforesaid! Court what y"u
10 in the premises ;, - ,:: -,
wnn.ss James Halliburton. Judge Of III" Eastern District OF
Virginia Richmond this +h day 81 fehruar III 'hs Y"Ar nn
Lord. 1852. T. HA''' 'e'H
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LAM tUik SALE.

\ compliance the C"u's Cou'' o. Ch''e L.,
IN The case Powell Powell AID o j. 2s c"nn,':'ir r,
ablIc r tie store OF lhnss u' n
,n n. the Coal Chesterfield ctrn' OF III T. Ihi
ri ,ud rou,sins ahuG acet lies iIfe
n, Coal Mes being not more mar ore me HON
so,nr OF the l.rse poe 10 Contain 'a"" 3'
Of ,,umnou coal part Of he said Tract j. IN ;mo' ara c"
uuu.Gla,ri on the Richmond anc DanriIc Rail ho"i
TsRws purchase cash. oHcif1 rf'5.
n- IN tx balance twelve :' '!!
Iyneuls 10 bear itcre. day Of aT tie .S 81 TIC
1i! property until all tie nis 81" nH,e
Feb lS--riGs NM = lila 800 =, W .
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of names, siiIl ~ WI
liam CouIt House MONDAY the I-i as OF NdcE nta',
Una, being Court SELL by public au:' 10 &c" hfnt,
usug ihe estate of Ihona '" y 'f"3"':
Iec most Q! .hcin young end likely. Terms cash
WM. VI. TURNER. u. 5, Tor x !" Fox. She''n,
r.h Io-r,is King William County.
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,.-.y LA VI IL k'('E,rSb

WILLIAM ~. FCETOS.
.rr,pSEy Ar LAW, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. sc
.. yt, ,J g,.,y Loei Pension igenl No =. dam
.'O'NS $500 street. Richmond. 10.
The Courts held IN the county h eF!'co
enI CIV of will hereafter er"'e nne! ncic cape
"a. his proper AMI will particular attention 70
rho cruur and collecting claims entrusted tn w chtfoe
~ As Commissioned the following States:
,,,h.m, " Iouisjana. North Carolina,
sI;rani. Maine. Ohio,
Connecticut, Maryland IehI''!Nhhf;'
delaware. Michigan, hh"ce
Florida siihir,nsa,
CroroI. Mississippi, lfhheesSc,
ne"sLn N,.,ppri Tr1an
i,;snc New HAMPSHIRE vernon,
Iowa. "" 'r.
Kentucky, ne" io,n r.
In writing dpostons &C Sr'' nc ma i'o'ue" ''' ~ -
K that he rcqulr 40 ~ ,...-
.ha~,. tLp various duties that office.
A. Pension Agent persons who desire s s.f'c by canS
>, i'm viii be attended much Of nj zine snd ator ha'r
r,n consumed making enqu., and examinations ad h".
r ,irrs subjects. which the Information
hasb.en only received Tor tn nure ~ a e
fire doary us. ts enclosed OF The c"iEecah
will be- clsiesaIled. :. .... TIA, =. r, ~,
Persons who NAV desire him take Dispositions sa
Sc. Commissioner Notary Pubic, BY informing am OF ei m
,eno6 10 do So are liberty niicr 20 'a"S
nee conveniently and comiuiiahe ooh III I- "
cation Postage prepaid III all cSsee ,.:,l e,.
ari IH'-
tte;c. tr,r room over Iun Tacn!p."E's Hat er"
Ian liz
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S.NDl FONT FOR SALE an i IIiDS.

<sNiiE prevented by engagements rGni;"e liz rc !.
ydej afnioa elsewhere residing on - ii vi s'!!
urbc, (uncs i,vousy sold glisar! oi which due n'e
gill h. al BonDrooE HOTEL IN Petcrsblc OF "'cEes
law The f iay OF Nav rc1 O'Clock, A. NJ wI"r'rr,c %
10 weather. that valuable. highly improved nnd htHvi! I'M
b.Pcd estate known SANDY POINT situated On james h'e: IN
H. nunv ~ hurles CIV below the oil ickuoLc,
and 81 miles below the CT Of Feterhnts. ,
1s f body $50 and ar brn ncSsna
located wiki dmrngs tGt''
noius arnF &c FIVE valuable Lotto "i 'ine.Ied la
ave nj an AMPLE allotment ard TIMBER TOT zach lam
e esl,uus investing lands Of quarry not often H. 1hf'
set, are invite. To- examine thi- estate .,, .
pn.I bills giving The qran'I.. tie Subdivisions &C. viii I've
t,n,sI,i ard accurate pia'a exhibited 20 afrlicams
pn,..ion the timbe lands Immediately n'r sac o.
the farms III III: win ;e pvIr" 81 "o"mt sba
seeding wheat.
One fifth five annual inaMrn' or 80
rtn for the anG- third cash and i.e annnh IN
interest, AMI 10 be cCus by
leeds and a; proved endorsed ne soa5!e uo.s or hon'~
''S'' X H. BOILING.
lam e. Sans nj.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5. i =.

6r-ll be the resIenc" Of VI Pc lie hoi5ti -
~ dec a., N Hanover county TEu!ay Ola t'fisi! u INC
xo,hrr , admit l thereafter LAT Tie "ta'
:n-r pbr belonging TO The -"
ale the consisting o TIE u.ua vl'Ici: q" h5
which good WAGON aat I've i"'-'aFs
nearly new. 49, -;... ;.,.,L !, ,,,. .,.rr-,
o,rio r-ary rlr red. and eis VA !'o'
y yr ouau;y valuable Silver Plate. together ~iH a.r:c
,ur,n,n Of table One Carriage AI AsrEss
nraiIy
ab,u. $50 volumes OF FIenc! Books.
Tie .o,k Of ur.e. Mucs Castle sheep and Nccs A3oGI
,,rr.l. ot Corn some Wheat, F"d,rr. Sra~ &c.
TruNs-a crrd VIII ~ sivea ct eli sun "ve So
he uu,ehos.r c,v. wh approved ccunN 4 ia 'iN $40
~ viii he required WI ,1' I'''N' ""''
Enns / ~ 10 -rNusl' W.
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HELLE-ISLE " OK For, SALE AZ AUCI1oS
h-arG. tate the 1t DAY oi Jaiuh
1851 and duly Cek- uce ." leh'Icn County
Court for sale public the h'.res: al@0t
that most valuable and Nal Works etsh hnsn knNE as NJ
Belle Isle This properly has tern most extensively I'm.
proved by proprietor which 1lr"ve:e's !eS D.
powerful and admirably constr cei hn'
Mill AMI Railroad IrI!l~ corErris Tie WOES
Ddurr Railroad b.. which comm Intl'!0c
cHrap H."
a sed lay tho Works Tor manufacturing J. 20
lyrrri there Chesterfield wEW bong handled
from the time There av"rhc roIrati tAi:l-
ry between proprietor 81 the Bel" s N,ih a'a Inc
Dany!r COMPANY This Rris" the falcGats III c
gard 10 which learned application either lac iaceirr-
Tor or 4, the "fce q sad Company.
The capacity Works GOO" cas- OF Nai Ter Annn'
and ,hey high superior quality laef
his eli n the old Donir"n Nails. . 49,, ~,
There are valuable Slaves whc viii be s"d WIN Tue
mechanics and familiar VIZ" the c:ai"i
u WorEs ..... -, -. ,,.,
The aie place WEDNESDAY the 10Th day OF Maicf
"52. the
TERMS SALE fo.ows For the rrcrShr? 10 Ply me
charges dcacs lhc tG Under ne
SO29. with IRON: The !t a. January h>
rtsh. and red sl"~'i tic -
nj January ISL 446 and s r Jahpsry s:5 s2'-e
mn, Ir an these credit Of three AL !'r Nca
pea rs interest. will be Approved nr:"ane n"ie- n'd
the deferred payments NH ne cGlfi
The III property il believed . &c rnGie'Gabe but 80
viii convey nIv such rasI vested lstech
WM II MAcfaRLASb. Trustee,
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& y } ST 4 I ! III! ; ALL!
AZ THE RICHMOND TnEATRE.

UNE the Gh ui That i!iu1rIu- sot
OF Virginia GEORGE WAsHISGT"S viii be celebrated by a
Grand State Ball the Richmond Theatre Oh Mnnla!
.venlg February I'D style aa ccgdncc be-
fore witnessed III The state.
Tn. building suprrby decorated the taken out! the
whole znhccDt
,a Room capable rtnc thousand and
cordially
making the occasion worthy of til" Old Do nion
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1i,.i, t,D.<TsS- Guitars. Sc,


Chairs which viii sell low prices similar gaoi
be purchased Il am establishment.
JONES Il HARDWOOD,
, 1852-11-13
HARPER's MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

The continued success Of this Magazine D,s-
sents the strongest motives to the Publishers 10
make it still more worthy of the Unprecedented f.
vor with which il has been recci we'd b. the pabiG
The present number is embellished with the poT
traits of the eminent American writers Irving and
Bryant, and view Of their residences, accOmpO-
nied with original sketches Of their literary char
acter. Cthors, names Distinguished in letters and
science, will be made the subject of articles and
pictorial Illustrations in subsequent numbers.
The circulation of the Magazine is now sixty
thousand, and is regularly extending in every part
Of the Union, No ellolt will be spared to render
it great National WoTk, bOth in regard to The
richness and variety Of its contents, and its adsp.
ton to the wants OF the American mind. The
utmost care will 10 taken to present faithful and
pleasing picture Of current English literature, while
nothing will be admitted which can offend the
most iasdIous taste or the incest sense Of morality.
As an agreeable and instructive PubIication Ior
family reodiDg IN any portion Of our vast Reput-
lie, the Publishers are determined thu il shall BE-
without q superior in the literature of the woId.
Each number Of the Magazine will contain l44
pages octave, IN double columns. The volumes Of
a single year, therefore, will present nearly two
thousand pages Of the choicest Of the Miscellane-
Gus literature Of the age. A carefully prepared
Fashion Plato will accompany each number. New
volumes commence with the June and December
numbers.
, 1852-11-13
THE TUALATIN ACADEMY,


j. NJ Keller, PRINCIPAL,
s located in the town of Forest Grove, TualD-
l tim plains. This institution Is now in its IN
fancy, yet parents and guardians desiring to send
to the school may bo assured not only Of tho
healthiulness and beauty Of the location-the in
telligence and morality of the inhabitants, but e.
leeally that such teachers will bo employed as viii
hake the highest mental and moral improvement
OF he scholars their chief object
f, a pacious and noble Academy building has
ueen ef'eted on a site commanding a view Of two
extensive praies, with their intel lvening and en-
eiRnng iOfNsts, and when completed will furnish
ample accommodations for both depaumsais Of tho
Forest Grove is abOai eqDi-hs.anl from The
owns Of g. Hslena, Milton, Portland, Milwaukee
Oregon City, and Lafayette.
The Hrms Of the InstlStiOa will commence a.
fdlows; N''''''N
Spring term, the % "Wednesday in AIs,ch.
Summer term, The % Wednesday in Jnno
fsll term, the Sd Wednesday in Sootemher:
Winter term, the I'd Wednesday in beoeuba,.
rhe terms will b, eleven weeks each
Tuition-pimau studies--S6. Higher ao. As
peiierm. Board my be obtained 10 private ami
lei G. !. ATKINSON, Secretary.
=. b. Mr.. keeleiexpects to bO absent ,he ann
me- term, on q tour o the states, but return, a.
son as possible-heis authorized 10 obtain anna.
rats, philosophical. &c, for the Institution. A
eonPeient teacher vii he secured for the Term.
FP'le u G. II. A.
, 1852-11-13
educational.
Portland Academy.

REV. C. 5. KINGSLEY AND WIFE, TEACHERS.
THE third quarter will commence on Wednes.
Il day, May thiId. No student received for less
than half quarter, unless by express arrange
ment and no name dropped from the roll until no
tlce Of discontinuance is given to the teacher.
The quarters will consist Of eleven weeks each,
al the following rates Of tuition:
For Primary Scholars each, Sc 90
Geography, Grammer s. Arithmetic, 7 90
Mathematics and Natural Sciences, 7 90
Greek, Latin, and Ernch Languages, 90
Drawing and Printing, extra, 5 90
We would assure the citizens Of Portland and
vicinity thai it is the design Of the Trustees Of the
institolion to make il every way worthy Of their
patronage. As soon as the number Of scholars
will warrant, II will be organized into pJimag,
male and female departments, Frequent ebsnges
of books will be avoided, and no paiss will DO
spared to make il all our patrons can Jesire.
To those abroad, tbe Initiiulioe hokis oot as
strong Inducements - any in ~ Territory. II Is
commodious and new, beaulif2lsy situated aod En-
silly accessible from all points in the Territory
Board can be had, on reasonable terms, IN some Of
the best familiSs in the city and several young
persons Of both sexes can obtain plOces where
they car pay their board in whole OF in part By To-
bcing mornings and evenings. Any communi-
cations addressed to James II. Wilbur or &. s.
Kingsley in reference 10 the school aocommOda-
lions for board, will be promptly attended to.
scptls II JAS. II. WILBUR.
, 1852-11-13
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The steamship Columbia, A. V. st. Leroy
Commander, will leave Laws Wharf at San Fran.
cisco, on the arrival of the mail steamer from Pan.
ana, with the U. S. mails for Oregon, touching sl
Astoria. and returning without delay with passen-
gers and mails for the steamer from San Francisco
from Panama. A safe and commO1ious rivei
steamer will connect with the Columbia, taking
passengers for St. Helens, Portl.nd, and Oregon
Chy. FOs passage or light freight, apply to
Z. KNIGHT, Ag'L P. M. S. s. Co,
Office, corner Sacramento & Leidesdorlf streets
San Francisco, or to JOSEPH DURBROW.
Agent Portland Oregon.
n. b. Passengers canned be received on board
wRho0t tickets from ihe COnpany's Oaices-
seDti9 n
, 1852-11-13
Marvin & Hitchcock,
BOOKSELLERS & STATlONERS.
PIONEER BOOK STORE.

MONTGOMERY ST, CORNER OF MERCHANT,
San Fr0Hdoo.
WE invite the attention of Merchants, Tra-
w deis, Teachers, and families throughout
Orceon. 10 our Counting House Stationery, and
Miscellaneous school Books, &c.
Our goods we import direct from New York
no, eycry Clipper ship, and one Of the firm resi-.
Jing in New York City will keep our stock wen
.rppl,ed with every thing in our line.
At,COIrNT BOOKS Of every different size, from
C,pto Super-Royal, Of the best quality 81
naper and binding, manufactured to our order
NEMORANDUMS Pass Books, Miniature Ac-
count Books, in every variety.
MERCANTILE STATION merry, Counting
House and Desk Furniture of every descnP-
ton.
FINE CUTLERY, of Rodgers, Westenhohn's,
Crookes, and Barnes best manuiacture. Also
Wnds' American Cutley-3OO'doz selected IN
New York expressly for our trade.
GOLD PENS-Bsgley' s and Creations make The
finest assortment ever offered, OF all sizes, wl'n
and without extension cases, and warranted
perfect points. oe.,
Books, Manifold Writers, ScTaP Books, In
voice Files, &c.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Saunders Series complete
McGuffies do
Browns. Smiths, Muray's Grammar.
Colburn's, Davis, Rays, ThOmson's, StoddaTd'
and Pixies Arithmetics.
Olney's, Morses, Mtchelrs and Smiths Geog-
raphie's, Primary and Quarto with Aliases.
WAlards History Of U. s., in English and
Spanish.
mars
Authon's series of the Classics.
And great variety Of other School Books.
Websters Quarto, octave School and Pocke'
Dictionaries. ,
Walkers and Cobb's School and Pocket tuck
Dictionaries.
WOTcester's Dictionary, octave and limo.
Phillips and Simpsons edition Of the Poets.
Shakespeare, Byron, Moore, and BuTus octave
edition. in Morocco, Cloth, Gilt and Sheep bind
ing.
ing,
PreseOtt's Histories and Miscellanes, complete
Exploring Expedition. McCullochs Gazetteer.
| A good selection cf Agricultural works.
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THE EDINBURGH REVIEW

is the exponent of the Whig party in Great Britain,
having from its commencement advocated Freedom
and the rights Of the people. When the war, ap.
ParentlY Of determination, was wsged against
France by British Tory rulers, and during which
occurred the second great struggle Of England
with our own country, this Review 6nt unfuIed
the flag Of resistance, made by its unanswcrable
and eloquent appeals in behalfof inalenable rights
the halls of legislation and even the throne itself
to tremble. The graphic and stirring deleneations
of those events, presented in the pages of that dis
inguisbed Journal, exhibit the iIOest porTsture Of
those peilous days to be found, perhaps, in the
language. It's influence was becoming so apparent
that at length the leaders of the Tory party, al
whom the thunders of its eloquence were especial
y directed, found it too powerful instrument to
be resisted by ordinary means, and hence they es.
tabshed the Quarterly" as it is distinguished
among the American Reprints,
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