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the above nine months, on the island of Ga
hu, was $685., lS3 33, and the commissions
of the auctioneers OH this amount were
Sl2,7S7 II.
BUREAU OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
l append the Report of the Superintendent
of this Bureau. by which you will see what
has been accomplished, and the amounts
expended on each particular object.
The total amount expended up to the 3lst
of December is S47, 7,3OO.6I, which is less
than the appropriations by S5l ,O56,34. This
has been owing to the lack of funds in the
Treasury.
A further appropriation for the completion
of the prison, and the breakwater at Lahai-
ma, is necessary.
The present appropriation of $4,000, for
the purchase of stock, is quite too small.
Owing to the small amount of work done,
Polynesian., 1853-04-09
The LAND Commission.

The LAND COMMISSION
The number of awards delivered and paid
for, during the nine months embraced in this
Report, is $50, which added to the number
previously reported, 2, 700, makes total Of
$3.50 awards, delivered from the institution
Of the Board, up to the 3lst of December
last.
The amount of costs received by the Board
and paid into the Treasury during the nine
months, is 81 ,495, %; and the amount drawn
during the same period, to defray the expen-
ses of the Board, is az follows:
Salaries Of the paid Commits
siOners, 1875 90
Paid to Surveyors, Clerks,
Sc, &c., 6,S5l 61
Total, $I0,726 81
Thus, it will be seen that the expenses of
the Board have exceeded its receipts during
these nine months, by So, 23l Al.
Expenditures for sub-commssioners have
entirely ceased, and those for surveyors are
fast drawing to close, they being now
employed only as occasion requires, instead
of constantly as heretofore. The island of
Hawaii is the only one in the group, on which
surveyor is permanently employed, and his
work is now nearly completed.
Since the date of my last Report, there
have arisen large number ofcounter claims
and disputes respecting boundaries, the adjust
ment of which has been attended with great
difficulty, and has fully occupied the time of
the Board There still remain large number
ofcontested claims yet to be heard and settled,
as also the greater part ofthe Konohiki claims,
very few of which have yet been awarded
New disputes, difficulties and perplexities are
constantly arising, and no one, not cOnversant
with the business, can estimate theDamount
of labor and patience required 1t is hoped,
however, that these difficulties are not inter-
minable, and that by the end of another year
the Land Commission will have arrived near
tho close of its labors.
Polynesian., 1853-04-09

NOOPERAGE-J. A. Burdick having taken th
u stand formerly occupied byxGr n. Marshall,
st door above B. F. Snow, wiII0tntinue to carry
the cooper's business in all it's branches at the
bove mentioned place, where he hopes that those
his friends who have hitherto afforded him lib
fal patronage will not fail to give him a call.
N. B. 500 bbls water casks on hand and for sale
liberal terms. PLY
Polynesian., 1853-04-09
TOR RACCO,

kTOTICE.-Dr. S. Porter Ford would inform nus
friends and the public, that his only oiiee is on
kaahumanu street, next door below Messrs- Coaoy
Co,-the connection heretofore existing between
Particular attention given to diseases of the Eye
Ind Ear Nov. 3, tf-26
Polynesian., 1853-04-09
thought advisable. If not needed, of course
it will not be drawn for.
LICENSES.

The nett avails of licenses g anted during
the nine months above mentioned, amount to
so, 725 IA.
The avails from each description oflicenses
Polynesian., 1853-04-09
Gbe polnuesian.

OPENING OF THE LEGISLATURE.
AS announced in our last, the Session OF
the Legislature for 1858 was opened by the
rea ding of HIS MAJEsTY's Speech at the
Palace, on Wednesday, the 9th inst at IL
noon, by His Royal Commissioner, the Ku-
hina Nui, and is as follows:
THE KINGS SPEECH.
Polynesian., 1853-04-09

complete assortment of Whale
U mems Stops, and outfits, for sale by
]. c.. SPALD1NG.
Honolulu, Oct. %, IS52-tf-24
Polynesian., 1853-04-09
NEW AND CHOICE PERFUMERY.

lust RECEIVED ex brig Moctezuma, choice
% assortment of perfumes and Extracts. among
which are, Eau de Cologne, Eau de Lavender, Aqua
Florida.
The attention of the public is respectfully solicited
the above which are of superior quality and war
tsated genuine from the manufacturers in Pans
for sale by S. PORTER FORD:
Hon. Dec IS, lS52-32-h kaahumanu 81.
Polynesian., 1853-04-09

SHERRY WINE, GIN. &c...2o cases very
II superior Sherry Wine, 80 do Holland Gin, 20
Fbs Ale, SO NJ Manila Cigars, for sale by
Oct 22, lS52-tf-24 J. Z. SPALDlNU.
Polynesian., 1853-04-09

| submit herewith an account ofthe receipts
and disbursements marked A. which has
been drawn up by the Registrar of Public
Accounts. The appropriation and amount
expended being placed in opposite columns.
another column isadded to show the amount
due under each appropriation on the first
day of January, but as some portion of the
Appropriation Bill was intended to cover
payments made in 1851, another table is
added, which shows in gross the actual ex-
penditure out of the current revenue. No
aecounts have been received from the Gov
ernor OF Hawaii.
The Bills receivable are, S45, SIG 30
AS reported 3lst March, 1852
they were, 45.449
Add for error in Report, 20 45, AGO 90
Polynesian., 1853-04-09

NOR SALE.-Two Dwelling Houses, each con-
L tanning rooms. detached Cook House, and en-
sesed yard, situated in Roberts Row, King street.
le fee simple. Price $500 each which is less than
hlf the first cost. Apply to SAMUEL JOHNSON
| N the premises.
Honolulu, Dec. rs, lS52-h-34
Polynesian., 1853-04-09

Increase of bills receivable
charged in Miscellaneous
Expenses, a. %
The ledger accounts due Trea-
sury, s7,3s7 a9
&" " b. {. 974 96
In the month of August the condition ofthe
Treasury was such, as induced the Board of
Finance to recommend loan, upon which
authorization several sums of money were
borrowed for short periods but at no time
did the Indebtedness thus incurred exceed
the limit of $50 900, authorized by the reso-
luton of the Board
The whole sum loaned S25, 100 has been
paid The interest paid upon these loans
amounting to S603 81 has been charged
against receipts for interest.
The Provisional Act relating to the Ju-
dietary passed on the Sd ofDecember, by the
King. the Premier and the Mobiles resident
near His Majesty, introduce several impor-
tant changes in the salaries ofthe Judges and
gives to the Supreme Court authority to
| draw money from the Treasury, not provided
| in the Appropriation Bill; and supplement
tary act to amend the Appropriation Bill
passed the same day provided contingent
! fund of S2O, 900 for unforeseen and neces-
sary expenses. Some doubt having been
enterta Ded as to the constitutionality ofthese
appropriations, no alteration has been made
in the Treasury accounts, nor have any drafts
based upon them, been presented for pay
Iment. Whatever provision is made for these
Iobiects it is to be hoped will be comprehended
in the appropriations for 1853.
The Custom House Statistics marked b.
are made up for the entire year 1852.
The Imports are, S759,S6S 81
Deduct Exported foreign
goods, 3eI, l43 OF
There remain. for consumption s37S, 725 O3
A result which is 81 ,O63,69A III
lies. than the same for 1851.
1t is not to be supposed that all the imports
of any one year are consumed within that
year; or that the foreign goods exported this
, year to California are from those imported
during the year rather than from the surplus
r of importations for the year 1851.
The revenue from duties for the year is
e Sss. .O24 80, of which the spirit duty is
' s52, ,O54 AZ or 50 IL per cent. Of the whole.
e The entire duties received at Lahaina are
g., ,696 SIS, of which the spirit duty is S2.057
3 50, or 1870 per cent The number Of gal.
Polynesian., 1853-04-09

II OST.-A bound volume of Ministerial Reports
IL to the Hawaiian Legislature Any Person,
vho u;Il return the same to the subscriber will
greatly oblige him. r. AKMSIRoNo.
Feb. 2f, 1s53-n-42
Polynesian., 1853-04-09

FIRE PROOF PAINT!!
nA PBLS. FIRE PROOF PAINT on hand ano
~ for sale by ALDhiCh ".
Honolulu, Feb. 8, lS53-t-39
Polynesian., 1853-04-09

RON HU2DLES-Severalp parties having made
inquiries for Iron Hurdles, the undersigned WI
e glad to order from England any number required
to be delivered here at cost and charges, and the
1'aai Commission on such transaction.
As he expects vessel out next fall. those parties
VINO give in their orders Immediately, say IN time
m the first mail, may get them out by that convey
Every information respecting the probable cost laid
"sn here. will be furnished by X. c. JANloN.
Jan. az
Polynesian., 1853-04-09
PRINTs!! PRINTs!!!

PRINTS!! PRINTS!!!
- - CASES superior styles and fast colors, on
ID hand and for sale by ALDRICH co.
Honolulu. Feb. 3, lS53-t-39
DLOUGHS, HARROwS & CULTIvATORS,
together with a variety of other ia ming tools,
on hand and for sale by ALDRlCH 4 W.
Honolulu, Feb. 3, lS53-tf-39
Polynesian., 1853-04-09

TURKEY REDS!!
IN CASES REAL TURKEY REDS, on hand
IN and for sale by ALDRICH & CO.
Honolulu, Feb. 8, lS53-tf39
Polynesian., 1853-04-09

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Portland ? Acade

REV. c. 5. KINGSLEY AID wIrEs IEAnH1l,
THE third quarter win eonmsnss On Wa
i day, May ihiId. No slUdsni Tsosisst "a -
than q half quarter, unltsl By sEprsn ur11f
ment, and no name dlOpped from lhS roll mi >
lics Of discontinuance iSeivps - The tsuuhsl.
The qaaTiesS viii consist ci eleven up1n -
a the following r6tes Sf'EuidOn; Aaqt z.
For Primary Scholars eact, .,'@ q '',.s. y, q
Geography, GFammeF s Arithmetic, I n
Mathematics and Natural SeiencaaS1 IIoe
Greek, LaiinSund FFench LanguAglH, o,N
Drawing and Painting, extra, lis ~ %
We would as.urs the chisens oi Per|lni =. 4.
vicinity that d is the design Of the Trufqn q y.
Instituiion 70 make i every way wofhy 2! ~
patronage. AZ soon a. the number Of feh1
will warrant Il will BE- organized into pIH'gl
male and female departments, FreQusni CT
Of books win be svoidsa, and no pains ~ =
spared 70 make II nn our patrons can de1i11.
To thosa abroad, he Iniiintioa hQHl -, Z
strong inducsments aS any in ,hs Teniie!y, y
eommodious snd peH, beautifully situated 80
sily accessible from al points in, Tho Teriiop'-
Board can b had. on reaSonaAls terms y 9on, /.
the best families in The city; and several youll
personsrof both se1es can obtain pl4cF= =
they can pay their board N whole o. 10 pan y z
korne mornings and svsnings. Any euu4
cations addressed 70 James N, Wilbur e. Y,
kingsley Ia reference 70 ne school aceomm''
lions for board. willbe pgohpty ATTENDED p.
cssPtls 4 ,is,s s,sieJA JAS Y. WILpl,pp'h' WILl,p''
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DUGAN Al CO.'S b,
Oregon. Express.

WILL hereafter connect with ADAMS 4
w cos EXPRESS PoRTb AND, ORE.
CON, sDdrtArough' thsmtO tIou uI suoq hioa
cALtFoStA, THE ArL'c STATES & EUROPE.
We have established agencies Sl al the primer
Iers or packages to any Of the mining districts Of
Northern California and Oregon, can forward
BY this express by leaving the matter at the Office
Of ADAMS & Co, POULAND,, and Oregon City.
FORWARDED UNDER INSURANCE.
Collections made, and all Express business At.
tended to with PrOmPtness and dispatch.
septls tf - DUGAN & co.
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PROSPECTUS.
BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
I-, REPUBLICATION OF THE (
QUARTERLY, THE NORTH
BRITISH, THE EDINBURGH, AND
WESTMINSTER REVIEWS, .
AND ...
BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
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~ Fulton, and 81 Gold SITS. New York.
HESE periodicals are the critical censors Of
q ihe British seolaslc and literary world. Dy
their criticisms, they aid readers in the selection Of
standard valuable books; and by the ePitomes
which they present. often 6bviate the necessity Of
consulting works too Voluminous for general ex-
amination, They fll a place which American
magazines cohnot supply for they discuss topics
relating more strictly to The afairs political, Teli-
gous, scientific and literary, Of the continent Of
Europe. They are conducted by the best talent Of
Great Britain ; and are engaged with the most i'm
poTisnt questions which interest agitate the civ
ilzied world. Whoever subscribes, to them all.
may read the abest representatives, Of the principal
parties into which The people of Great Britain are
divided. .faF 90
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NOTICE.

ENR0M abd after this date { will keep register
Il Of names Of oil persons arriving in our new
TctdtOsy, and simply suggest 10 those now here
TO place their names upon the same book, in order
hereafter when any person desiIing 70 know Of
IhsPlace Of tesdSneS Of any telaiise or friend who
may live hi this section Of Oregon, they may know
where 10 End them. And At the same iimO shall
be ready 70 facilitate transportation to those who
may desire going down the Sound. p WuI iigH
,-.. ANDREW ]. MOSES,
- L1n Main Street, Olympia.
IFsb. S, 1853. 27tf IllNTlYI 10 -.
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DACIFIc MAu.sTEAMsHIP COMPANY

DACIFIc MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Commander, will leave Laws Wharf at San Fran.
cisco, on the arrival ofthe mail steamer from PAN
anna, with the U. s. mails for Oregon, touching At
Astoria. and returning without delay with passen-
gers and mails for the steamer from San Frsnci,co
from Panama. safe and commodious river
steamer will connect with the Columbia. lsLin0
passengers for 81. Helens, Portland, and OreVo1
City. For passage or light freight, apply TO
Z. KNIGHT, Agt. p. MS. 5. Co.
Ofhee, corner Sacramento 4 LeidesdorfF s,,e.,,
San FranciscO: or 10 JOSEPH DURBRoW'
Agent, Portland Oregon.
b. Passengers eanno, be received on board
ui,hout Tickets from the Company's oiicss,
srpt!5 4
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OREGON to our Counting House Stationery, and
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ACCOUNT BOOKS Of every different nLe, from
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MBMORANDUMS, Pass Books Miniature Ac-
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MERCANTILE ST ATOM RY, Counting
House and Desk Furniture of every deSehP>
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FINE CUTLERY, OF Rodgers', Westenhohn's
Crookes, and Barnes best manufacture Also
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GOLD PENs-Bsgley' and Creations make, the
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snd without extension eases, and warranted
LETTER AND SEAL PRESSES. Copyine
Books, Manifold Writers, ssTPP Books In
voice Files, &c.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
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Browns, Smiths, Murray's Grammar.
Colburn's, Davis, Rays, ThOmsOn'S, StoddaTd'
and Pixies Arithmelics. b.. ..-....,.iA.-.1
Olney's. Morse's, MitchelPs and Smiths Geog-
raphie's, Primary aud Quarto, with Aliases.
willsrd's History Of U. B., In English and
Spanish. 1 .- ~ ..-,-..
mars. r .
Anthon's series OF the Classics,
And great variety Of other School Books.
Webslcr's Quarto, octave School and Pocket
Dictionaries. '''''
Walkers and Cobb's School and Pocket tuck
Dictionaries. - ~sf
Worcester Dictionary, octave and limo. all
Phillips aud Simpsons nditiou Of the Poets.
Shakspeare, Byron, Moore, and Burns octave
edition. in Morocco, ClOth, Gilt and sheep bind
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Smaller editions Of ell the POslS in finest bind
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Exploring Expedition. MoCulloehS Gazs,lseF.
A good selection ef Agricultural works. 'lr
OIIsndorG's Spanish and French Gnmmars.T
..t German Gummars and Readers.
German, French, and Spanish DieiionaIios. f
Spanish, French and German Bookss 0 .lisad
The above viii shortly b added toby The ami.
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and We invite the attention Of the pnblie to onf
stock and solicit orders which will bo promptly At
tended 70. .cl'u 20ll snll- ssI
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Sept 10, 1852, atf San FraaeisoO. z
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MOUe YiOaG1. BOOtsI =
Hyack Claiawal get out Of the way ! !
.astrA FOR THE tas '..ia.s,,if
STlTCHAS RAILROADt .
JACOB DARNHART, from Whltsside county,
's.inA Illinois, Conductor. 'n''o 70 2ndd
sit Sampson ChithoOt,l 'fojJ go Anfi
''i'oi,a George stickshOes. Insin-seU. q o'i

Second Railroad NorVk Of The Columbia River Il
IfIRsT CLASS CARS have been placed upon
she above rOsd, (juSi completely, md they
are wurshted toe PtoPei with double Insin-e'
power, give baek-aciion lcks, and loom up like Z
! sugar h6gshead." The b6ilcts are wire w0uhd,
waterproof and no miStuke. The ears will run
from the hesdpf' ppdi' 3 CIulcD 10 Hays. Ward &
Co.'S SaWimill, At thsr ilum-rutsr' Of shute's
rivet-leaving each end every hour in the day,
(Sunday's sxcepted.) All male matter carried
free front seats reserved for the ladies'. Fool.
men that DO not wish to get run over will please
to clear the trnekSHhen they hen thgcars coming.
HoIlemeD not allowed on The roed.odla h. ssmir
This railroad forms the connecting link belwesn
Puget Sound and shuie's ultimately 10 be
extended 70 tho Colpmbia river, and there iF no
knowing where i will stop, Tickets 70 Be had Of
ell times at the Conductors office. Passsnesra
are requested 70 clean their shoes, and lss blow /"
their nose before getting into the passenger train.
For frsigh. Or passage aPRlyrlO The conductor
Feb. ), 1853. 2atf 40 L',- ii-.l ,i-.l,.ir
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Winter Arrangements.
The NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
"MJTTTNOMAH -

lh ~ II Il In NS1NL LAlLs
(tAPT. FOUNTLER0Y. having been com
\ plntely ovsrhauled and rshi'el. will hereafter
run daily between Portland and Oregon City ;
leaving Portland a 10 O'Clock a. m.s and Oregon
City at Up. m. o..H
The Mutnomah will hereafter connect with the
steamer Lot WhiIcOmb running 10 and from Anto-
ria, touching at intermediate points. f.la-.t
For freight or passage SPPly to tho captain on
board or i..'
J. N. BRICK, Agent.
Dee. 4, 1859. n .. a.r at.
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Sustained, then as these distinguished works are
and ever have been, BY The highes, order Of scho-
lsstie ability and political ssgaciiy, we need not BE-
surprised to fDJ them occupying such q proud
prc.sminee among the literary production Of the
world and the neglect Ofthsir high claims upon
the consideration Of all cassss Of the inielIigeo
community, would necessarily argue correspond
ing indie renee to the great interests Of the com
mon wesl. But Piit Of philosophical inqury
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THE EDINBURGH REVIEW

is the exponent Of the Whg party in Great Britain,
having from It's com9ensoHaVpl adyVeated Freedom
and the rishtS ofthe people. VIXEN the war, ap-
parenilYs Of determination, was Waged against
France BY British Tory rulers, and during which
occurred the second gtept, struggle Of England
with our own country, this Review irst unflrIed
and eloquent appeals in behalfOf inalenable rghts
the halls Of legislation and even the throne iisell
to trembIs The grophic and stirring deleneations
Of hose events presented in the pages Of that dis
tinguished Journal exhibit the irpest poTinitnTs Of
those pehious days 70 be found, Perhaps, in lbe
language. Us influence was becoming 50 apparent,
that At length the leaders Of the Tory party, al
whom the thonders ofitS eloquenee were especial,
Iy directed, found Il too powerful an instrument to
be resisted BY ordinary means, and hence they es-
tabished the Quarterly" or as Il is distinguished
among the American Reprints,
, 1853-04-16

Sd MD'S, ,SARSAPARILLA
.ob 0e IN QUART BOTTLES. az nclrsl
For Purifying the Blood, and for the eurs ol
scrofuIa, Mercuial DiSoaSes,
Rheumatism, (sdta CHiansous EtuptiOus,
.oSIubboTn Ulcers, Liver Complaint,
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Salt Rhonm, coo " lac aOOussnlptlou, -
Fever Sores, Female Complaints,
ETysipelas,1 yla iui osln bdsi1i Loos u Appetite,
. ,Rimplss, Bilei. General Debility, 6c., &c,
The value Of this medicine is now widely
known, and every day the Geld Of rs ubefalnsss !,
extsnasa. It is approved and highly Teeommend-
ed BY physicians, and admitted TO BE- the motl
powerful md searching preparation from the root
hat has ever been employed In medical practico
In operntioi extends 70 the rsmoest parts Of III.
system, and consists in removing diseased action
In the absoSbing and socreiins organs. In man
Mature seldom effects, unasaisied, the cure Of any
viTulent disease, but requires the aid Of simunt
Alternative, or antiseptic medicine. In diseases o.
the skin and aesh, combination Of these thre,
classes Of medical agents is highly desirable. Al
these properties are combined in this preparation
and instead Or operating successively upon tks
sysiem, % they must necessarily do when taker
sspsralely, thhy operate simultaneously, and ID
perfect hafmOny When administsrsd IN this form
Its tonic property Strengthens the digestion, ant
improves the appetite. Its altefAtive tendeney
carries OF the secumulations Of morbid matter
and ii antseptie influence neutftllzes the virus
BY which the disease Is fostsred. Its uhiotm cue
cess II curing and relieving the various disease,
for which II u recommended, u established by /
, 1853-04-16
THE LONDON QTARTELY REVIEW

THE LONDON QTARTELY REVIEW,
whereby 10 eountsrsci that influence which iis pow
srfel rival e1sned sgkhst their, pleasures. The
two great political PeTies thus made strenuous ef
forts through their respective organs, fof the pro-
mitigation oftheir antasonls. principles and dur,
ing long series Of years, these two leading Peri
Odicals have, soAceplnt ted he lAbOrs, the talent,
and the influence Of the adhsIsnls Of the Whig and
Tory parties Of Great Britain. 20
Men Of The highest literary rank, ns dignisaries
civil and ecclesiasic have contributed 10 the pages
Of these works: among them might be mentioned
some Of the most yesplendent names on the seroll
Offansl Anobg thd3fe9nlar eOptlibutof1 70 DC
London Quarterly Review were Southey, Sect,
LoekhAt u present editVC, Appeafson, Fetvu-
son, Wordsworth, Lord Mahan, Dr. MiIInsn whose
srtitles on Oien.al literature have been highly
esteemed, and that 'woundeIfnl women Of sciSnce,
Mrs. sOmerVille, with many Others scarcely les
celebrated. Then again IN the Edinburgh Review,
Il is enough TO mention he following names, any
one which Il might b sssocisied 1--WE refer to
Jeifteys,, Napiei, BESoghsm, Maekintcsh, and
McCGuiay ;IRs firsl ofwhOm during his long con.
ne1ion with the Review actually wrote, on he av-
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