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4 New ON Wen Just DiscOYered

u new Ull well just DlScOFef6u
hut n Small Amount X RequIRed for Sv-
; g!s 1s cry one to take share $40
,FUsry 30 cents inVested a0iH yield 81 gOrth
IN ADVANCE OF THE NEW HIGH TARIFF.
1iiO0 GASES OF NEW. SPRING AND. SUMMER
IVY IVY. DRY GOODS Ds.,,,-e,.,,,,.
10 sell for less than half their original value
Besides many other goods received. he viii only
mention 160 pieces Of silk Of all the latest styles at
II prices, some low 80 cts. per yard worth ct
least 81, and some Plain Ss low SIC per yard.
Itflas. = ,''''F'f ''TI'f s5f5 l'1f,f7 70
Il Dress Goods, large and varied assortment Some
irRyeng Dress Goods for only So per yard worth at
least 20c.J q e3Nfsa ip iAni 4Da p.-sW SAL
Lawns and LEVIN Robes plain and figured lBesrese'
Double width grey, black and white ,Bsregss for
shawls and Dustersj worth 81, for only 90 cts
peryart. ara 4.llG9t l5l y attu ,ll1sa
C6aIlies and Delaines, GInghams and ChIntzes,
d large stock; some ~ dark French ChintEes, for
l5e per yard, worth at lsastST aud light chAizss
u sT4wLs-IoO Grape shawls, all coloru, from 10
so dollars u plece; 10 Twisted slIt shawIs, nj
styles; 400 stella shawlS, some low as Il. ff2'
SIX and oleth busters and Cloaks, at all prieet
q French Lace MaafIes of all the latest styIessl
A large stock OF Embrolderies and White Goods.
500 doz. Ladies' Hose, some worth 1be, for 6M ctS
Parasols, Hoop skirts and corsets, large stock.
IS fDoMRST1Cs.-1PaSt colored Prints, (Warranted)
Ter yard Bisicifed ana unbieached Sfdslins Of ali
widths and qualities. Irish Linen and Linen TAblS .
'loths At all prices.
80 CARPETS[GI5 pieces OF Ingram, ply and Buper-
Jlne Carpets at all prices. I.t-t.t.l..,..
4 good assortIhent Of Boys Ready Made Clothing,
I'D many other goods, too nnmeropA TO menttopTRl
iynd Rfll besold AZ greatly reduced prices byIsIni
ALEX, HEYMAN,
2 ap2 p ehii 900 1s7 Main a.. Wheeling, Va.
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Upwards of S13,OOO,OOO
~ Losses have been paid by tho Rtna Insurance q
Inthe past II years. ia
Y1RB AND INlANp NAy1aAEIoN

In tue past Il years. in
PIRB AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with soTeney ana
fair prOht. -
aRd CbatslltSJ for terRs cfoHe 70 Ace yeaT1'
The proxrsss Of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons Of financial sun
sbine and storm or In exempt from
sweeping eOnhagratiOns and maritime disAster; be
ne i5n .stsIIished on cash basis, the troubles Of
the credit syste AFFECT US In no material particular
During ahArd times' the security OF reliable Insu-
anee h An imperative duty-the ability OF property
boIders TO sustain loss being thea much lessened.
PnlleiesIssued without delay, and all businoss at
tended TO With dispatch and fidelity, by
N g. ARTHUR, Agent,
once over the Bank Of wheeling.
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missouri MIningCO COinpaInYE.
incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.

incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
a;APITAL STOCK. .....4 % 10000.
EflHIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
I'll pose OF advancing the great mining Interests of
Snr state. We do not profess to be goyernsd by
tarprise. We believe that the stock can be made to
Gay large dividends, and at the same time more real
ood accomplished and greater progress made IN de-
$eloping and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth Of Missouri than by the use OF five times tho
our capital invested in any other business.
We shall make the office of our Company COM
ftete mining bnreau Of the mineral resources Of the
tate. We have power under our charter TO pur-
khnse and sell mineral lands wherever located in
3IssOuri. Great inducements Will be nfierod toeap-
kyalsts and mining adventures, who desire to pur.
chase and work paying mines, by dealing with'thia
We respectfully solicit the attention Of ali Who
ave mineral lands for sale to send Us statement
SO the same describing the kind Of minerals on their
ktnds, thenuber Ofhcres the location, and tie low
It cash price they are willing 20 take for said lands
shall open and prove most Of the lands We sel The
s6s once ofithe Company, Main street, northwest
No. q Locust street All whc feel aninterest inthis
nsiness, and have money, will do well to call and
eS ;ecIFs L ~ as the
SmOunt wanted 10 the President or Treasurer,
Henry D. Baeony ESD, Matthew Butler, Esq,
dasS 4Sd GspR ss9s n 15E%SSd hT5sS fssq fEsq7
~. Bogy, Esq'' - Joseph Payne ESQ
A' Henry, D. Bacon, 1870 II L.V Bosy.Ii
I. BUTLEi, Treas ALFRED cI.APP Prss't.
The above prospectus has up to this date: been
ublished In only of our leading papers for ten
hyS. No extra efforts to get stock taken have been
iado; yet the public % well appreciate the sopnd-
ess Of the enterprise that over two hundred thohs-
nd dollars otthestoek has already been takenS We
iOud briefly state that the shares S26 each, paid
Ia full without further liability transferable by de-
livery; registered only when dividends received.
Lny person having money TO spare can, BY the pur-
hase of shares in the Missouri Mining Company
lake an Investment that will pay largely and hold
ttock that Is readily converted into
u Al communications to the President promptly
nsWered. mh50-d&w2m
81. LSnis, Mo-, March %. 1881 ..arn.-I in san
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TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

TWEIyE souD I1xEs or NoNpiRr11, CoE ONE r1cH, )oE
a1t GONG I.EsE, NAKR A SquARE. .a-H &
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To Messrs. NJ. G. Cotton, Pres,
Hugh. Carroll, Sec,
Vim. Sanborn,
John Tanksley,
B. 7. Tanksley,
Charles r. Green.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER u, 1861.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at half
past nine O'Clock.
Mr.. MARTIN, of Shelby, from the joint selec
committee on re-dstricting the State, to whom was
referred the memorial from the third regiment
Tennessee volunteers now IN service In Virginia
reported that the committee unanimously asked to
be discharged from the further consideration of the
memorial The report was concurred IN.
TBEAsUEER's REPORT.
Mr.. LOCKHART moved that 900 copies of the
report of the State Treasurer Transmitted from the
Senate yesterday, be printed for the use of the
House, which motion was rejected, and then,
On motion of Mr.. MARTIN, of Shelby, it was
ordered that 800 copies be printed.
PASSES.
Mr.. LOCKHART called the attention of the House
to the fact that the Capitol guarded al night by
sentinels. and that 1t was necessary for members
visiting the Capitol at night to have passes order
to gain admission and on his motion, If ordered
that one hundred and fifty cards for that purpose
, De printed.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. ESTES presented the report of the Secreta-
~ of State as Internal Improvement Commission.
sr, and on his notion it ordered that two hun-
ired and fifty copies be printed for the use of the
House.
BANK OF TENNESSEE.
The SPEAKER laid before the House eommu.
licaton from the President of the Bank of Tennes-
zee, transmitting report of the condition of the
Bank and its branches, and,
On motion of Mr.. Estes, it was ordered that
600 copies be printed for the use of the House.
NEW BILLS.
The following bilh were introduced, and passed
IN frat reading
By Mr. ESTES: No. l9-To charter the Mem
lbis Southern Steamboatmen's Association.
By Mr.. ESTES: No. 20-To amend the mechan-
cs' lem law. CGives lein to j0urneymen.l
By Mr.. DONALDSON: No. 2l-To provide for
he comfort of soldiers. Provides that guards shall
ave oil cloth over coats.
By Mr.. DEMOSS: No. p To amend the charter
# the -oad Street Bridge Company. Authorizes
ne company to issue change tickets OF denomins
ions less than one dollar, to circulate as cur
ency.l
By Mr. MATTHEWS: No. 23-To amend section
53 of the Code. Authorizes other than commits
ton merchants TO sell salt on commission without
Rkiug out a commission merchants license.
By Mr.. WILLARD: No. 24-To suspend sections
~, 264 2S5 296, and 940 Of the Code of Tennessee
nd for other purposes. [Suspends the appropria
IONS provided by these sections during the exist
ice Of the war.
By Mr.. BUTLER: \. 25-TO authorize the Presi-
mt and Directors Of the Bank of Tennessee to
point an additional director. For the Branch at
lgersville and to reside in johnson county.
By Mr.. EDWARDS: No. 26-To amend section
OF the Code.
a Mr.. WILLARD: No. 27-To repeal section AS
lie Code.
HOUSE Bills on SECOND READING.
e Ie following bills were read a second time and
% 8-Toau.borsz, t.a County Court of Shelby
So'4NTo dsf a of County Court
rks in record aa. bonds, and for other
rpOses
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CoMMERCIAL.
Monetary and Go numerical.

SATURDAY EVENING Ocs u. 1851.
-.e'e mas osen pretty far demand fer Cod
uurlng 'ae week at FORMER quotations, say Isaac
'Sn' premium. The inside Is the Brokers' buy
ing ana the outside the selling rate.
mere d continued heavy demand for Flour
ana considerable advance has been established,
amounting 70 50c3sI per Dbl We now quote Sus
pernae at 50 100 25 and Extra Sc 75(asOo sack.
OF SS lbs range from So to $3.50
Wheat has advanced Toe nor brsbo7 ,visb
49, usln-3d. We quote White at sea s5e,
..sl ''s Aae AeeiteFranean 7S0e per buahel
view cora : aeiiiag At 40945c per bushei. Rys is
S5@4Oc. '''' anu 80
The light supply Of Bacon and the heavy de-
maHd have caused further advance sr5 vs
now quote as follows Shoulders 2sa24e. Hams
25(Sz6e, and Clear Sides 2792se per ID. The
inside figures are the buying rates for small lots
There IS no Lard the market. choice article
would readily command 25e per ID.
Good fat Beef Cattle find ready sale at 2lasc
per ID gross. Sheep are in demand at sI.5OCa2.25
per head.
Inc STOCKS Of Groceries are light and the trans
actions have been but limited. We quote RIO Cof-
lee at S40c per ID. Sugar has advanced very
materially. #equote New Orleans at II3sI3}c per
10 IN barrels and 39le less in hogsheads; Havan-
Ms White 4Sl5; Loaf, Crushed and Powered
2z3S25c. Aolasses sos per gallon.
The stock Of Star Candies is very much reduced.
and holders are demanding 45c per ID. Hard press
ed TalioN-aFs held at 2S9sOe.
sLindseed Oil is held at s225 per gallon,
WIN hight stock on the market Lard is held at
50 OO92 25.
Inc stock Of Begging and Rope Is exhausted.
Gunhy Bags are worth 1OC912Ie for second hand
and new.
Nails have advanced to ss5OsI0OO per key.
Grass Seeds are held as follows Clover. sIS
per bushei; Blue Grass, stripped. 81 5OaI Is. and
clean 81 I5CS2 90; TinOth; IS. Hearas Grass 10
81 So Orchard Grass 81 6OCa,I IS; Minett-;
Hungarian Grass 81 So
Sack Salt is held at $3.50 for Coarse and $3.50
or Fine. Barrel is firm at sl5O per busheI.
The stock Of Leather is light with heavy de-
nand, and for several descriptions our quotations
re nominal, from the fact that dealers canno. aI
he orders Of their customers. We quote Leather
nd Hides as follows:
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CAPE RACE, Oct. 5.-The London Tines city arti
Gle says great excitement prevailed in the foreign
market, consequent upon distinct repetition of the
announcement that France and Spain will intervene
in the affairs of Mexico. Mexico stock advanced
more than 2 per cent. Downward tendency in Eng
fish funds continued COnsols 93k to 81
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25-Sales cotton So, 900 bales
including 5000 to SPECTATORS and exporters The
market has been excited, and prices are to 3-81
higher since Friday, and at the close still tending
upwards. Advices from Manchester report slight
advance in all descriptions of goods. Breadstufs
tending dewnward-Flour dull and declined. Sales
Of American 2S(140s. Wheat 299d lower. Pro.
visions dull. Sugar frmer and rice advanced. Cot
fee advanced
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-Highly important advicei
have been received from Cuba. The Spanish war
steamer Leone, was waiting at Cadiz for the result
of the Cabinet conference relative TO the European
coalition against Mexico that advices of the ultima
tum of Spain might be Immediately despatched to
the Governor General of Cuba. In the meantime
expedition is being fitted out st Havana for Mex
leo, under pretext of going to San Domingo The
expedition consists of six batteries of howitzers
and 10000 men, and will be ready to start by the
latter part of next month.
L. is given out that Spain is taking steps against
Mexico on her own responsibility, but the advices
which have access to state definitely that the
English and French to send the quota of men as
well as cooperate with their fleets in the gulf The
whole country will be startled with the extent Of
the movement and the end in view, the regulation
of Mexico, is its least important object 1t looks
further North
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We are authorized TO GEO. W. WINCHESTER OF
sunne, csnd ate to represent the 5h Congressional
tries II the Congress Of tins Confsera bates oo9de
We are authorised to Hon JOHN p HOUSE cam
GATE 20 represent the eighth district in tbs Congress of the
fedeFate etausH. oet3-,e
We are authorised P. KEEBLE candidate
% represent the fifth district tie Congress Confederate
States. osf3-te
We authorized to W. II. DEWITT. of Smith
county, . candidate for the first Confederate Con
under the Permanent Constitution Fourth Con
grsssisHal District Of Tennessee, the November election
ssp25-atae
We authorized 10 P. SAUNDERS as capdi-
date for Congress- from the Seventh Congressional District
The November election. septl7-dtd+
We are authorized to R. Z. THOMPSON Of Wilson
IS candidate fer Congress from the fifth Congress onsl Dis
trict at the November election. sepI7-tde
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The Invaders atHatteras.
: Richmond Eraminer saws :

The Richmond EGdTl1eT says:
The Yankees at Hatteras have cut canal across
the point on which the fort is erected and above
the latter, 10 assist IN keeping away the Confeder
ate troops. The water flows very rapidly through
this dyke, which is thereby deepening and widening
and it is probably the small island on which the
fOrtifcaton is builS will be entirely swept away by
the storms which are common in that locality, es-
pecially in the winter. The Notifications of Roa-
noke Island twenty five miles distant from Hateras,
are progressing rapidly, and vigorous and judicous
measures are In progress to prevent any further
intrusion by the Federal Yandal upon the soil of
the Old North State.
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The Tennessee Hospital Association acknowledges
the receipt, through Mr.. H. J. JoNEs of the sum q
three hundred and fifteen dollars and thirty cehts
the nett proceeds of exhibition of Table4ux on
Tuesday night last, for which handsome contribu-
ton the Association returns many thanks to the
ladies and others who aided in getting up the exhi
bition. The Association is also under obligations
to Mr.. WIN. SIMMONS, ". FREEMAS, W. scorT Goss,
JOIN LUCK and Messrs. GRooMes, CAyERT & Co, for
work done, and the use of furniture in arranging
the Hall.
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THE PREBLE SUNK, AND THE OTHER
VESSELS Driven ASHORE
General Lowell supersedes Gen,
Twiggs, who Retires.
Special Dispatch to ls Nashville UniOa and American


RICHMOND, Oct. 12.--Msns6eld Lowell has beer
promoted to be Major General and assigned to the
entire command Of Louisiana and Mississippi, yie'
Gen. d. E. Twiggs, who retres.
Capt. J. F. Gilmer, Of Savannah, formerly engi-
neer corps of the U. s. Army, has arrived from
California. He has been appointed Msjor in the
Regular Confederate Army, and assigned to duty
under Gen. Albert Sydney Johnson, il the West.
Dispatch to James Walker, Esq.
Nav ORLEANS, Oct I2.-An attack was made on
the blockading squadron this morning. We came
of victorious, sinking the Prebe, and running the
other vessels ashore. ALEx. FALL.
RIcHMoND Oct. 1.-THE Navy Department has
just received the following dispatch from COM
mander HOllins, C. S Navy at New Oaleans:
sd have driven all the blockaders aground except
the sloop-of- war Preble, which sunk After Sc
curing the prizes to the sand, peppered them.
The expedition is a complete success. There were
no casualties"
From PensacOIa---The Condition OF the
Wounded.
MOBILE, (via New Orleans) Oct. IO-A special
dispatch to the Advertiser and Register, from Pen
sacola, dated the 9th, says that Lieut.. Slaughter
bearer of the flag Of truce, was released. Walter
Tuggle was easier, and hopes were entertained of
his recovery. Burgess is alive. Twenty nine Of
our wounded are in the Invaides Hospital, at Pen
sacola, receiving every attention.
Gen. Bragg witnessed the fight from his head
quarters, and was much pleased with the conduct
Of cur men and the result.
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II &c Z -.

For single copies, 90
BoOkseIIe viii be furnished at wholesale at SO per
Wholesale dealers
Any gentleman OF lady the Confederate States, orderig
for club Of persons $50 viii be furnihed with eOhFn
menary copy Of the work. with hs tanks Of the Ladies Soldiers
Relief Society.
Editors Of newspapers the Confederate States who give pub
cy this will not onIyPromots the benevolent patriotic
purpose witch the entire prOa will appropriated they
aid in the circulation of which ought 10 be in the
hands Of every southern family.
Iordrs for books other communication relating there
may Re addressed t. Mrs G. PORTER President Of
the Shades Soldiers Relief Society" Orto TIE
southern Methodist Publishing Honss,
Nashville Tenn.
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MANUFACTURE OF SMALL ARMs.-We learn that the
manufacture of new arms will soon be commenced
at the arsenal at Fayetteville in North Carolina.
Messrs. Talbot & Brother, of this city, are now
manufacturing two steam engines for the Armory
Works at Fayetteville They are to be horizontal,
high pressure, of seventy-fve horsepower each.
The Armory buildings at Fayetteville are also to
be enlarged to make them commodious enough for
the reception of all the machinery and to add to
them rifle factory A large force is now engaged
in altering old flint lock guns to percussion making
very efficient weapons Some of Halls breach
loading rifles have been altered to carbines They
are said to make an excellentgu for cavalry ser
vice.-RjchnOnd Erdnliner.I
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
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norror ra REo0nunEn.

Mr.. WALLACE entered motion to reconsider the
vore rejecting Senate resolution providing for the
payment OF postage on public documents sent by
members 70 their constituents
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EXTRACTS IRON THE NOTICES o. IHE NASHVILLE PRESS
From IRE Nas6piZs Union and american.

"such Sor this needed, not only in Amfrica bat
Sin Europe to the attention Of the critic, sel prju
dce to attract the general reader to conound the Politician
and to interest the mind by novel and stirring pa ssges, By
tower Telming and earnest truth, and By pure and pleasing
yIe 1hey make not tn slightest reference party cant
tbe day, and exclusively directed to the utonsy
Suspect Of the sect ons Issue forced upon the North
sen by aphlosPhc stee- and patriot the and
ust far enough distant to hear discern thu Low ling
'of the coming storm 1t lisa profound, yet capvat.
cling, work. the from Its direct bearing gpon the great
revolution progress
9Th bookis pTonounc Hy critics TIRE phosorh
cal and comprehensive exposition OF the question Of African
Slavery, and the power ful vndcaton Of Southern c
ZaSion that has yet appeared from the press
style Of flowing that renders highly attractive every
intelligent reader, and gives evidence Of deep thought
research large acquaintance with sophBries Of
Abolition shool, both in Europe america, hussasc
devotion TO the institutions Of the South.
We pleased to learn that the has, VITA great
atty rendered its entire proceeds, after paying the of pub
LEGATION, the ladies' Of the soles Hospital Relief socey
Nashville and that the proposition has accept BY Mrs
FELICIA G. PORTER, President Of the Association
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F,,om The N4shDizs Christian Allocate.

tM Williams has made book which should like have
reach Europe and be translated and into their anguses
in making up and correcting public oBinon,
which the Eng h and Northern have palmedo the
The reader SHOULD bear In mind that these letters
we're written in oonstantnope though pubsledio Nashville
As the ursey predicted events that have trans
pred, the Of the manuscript st cannot but
condenoe in his general speculaons fOu ded in
philosophy His tone is calm and hosghu his horizon clear
and wide The partisan sunk in the American. His position
abroad afforded him opportunities possesed By but
few Of his fellow counrymcn for acquiring insight into the
real opinions, and feelings, and general public sentiment Of
Europe"
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Tribute of Respect.

At called meeting Of Chapel Hill LodSe, No. IG7 1 o. 0
F. Saturday the 5h day Of October 1851 the undSrsgn
ed committee offered the following preamble resolutions
expressive the the ofder regard to the death
Brother THOMAS J. PUTNAM, which was uuanimOusI
adop ted
WHEREAS 1t has pleased ARs Creator remove ffen
midst worthy and much esteemed brsher THOMAS
PUTNAM VII. departed this life the 18th day September
s6 wilson's GAP, in East Tennessee, while in the serv
Of his country. being resigned TO the sill Of God. hereore
ReSOred That the fraternity lost true brother tn
useful soldier society good citizen, his widowed moth
er kind and detng and his friends friend to be relied
upon in time Of need
ResOIOe That condoe with the bereaved mother and
der her most heart felt sympathy loss gone
that burne from which traveller returns though he
come to v 20 to him
Resolged That We the usul badge OF mourning for
thirty dsys.
Reelred That TIE foregoing resolutions be published
onion and ABteFicaH and copy be handel the beTeaV
mother. DAVID A. BYERs.
WlLLIAM 8. kLDER, Committee.
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From. Tie MashpiRe Pntrlot.

In these letters, have all the advantage Of he authors
elegant lucid syle his extensive information, and pho
sophica Investigation He has closely studied the
slavery, in all its bearings He refues The idea Of the sinful
slavery, poTTay the advantages which flow
the g Of its continuation Correctly apprehendng
policy of the opponents OF slavery and the dangers which
would follow the of the Republican party his
in Old World far owed from the embtsyed csDtes be
his fellow countymen against the breakers VIII Oh
rounded ship OF tate The which apprehended
and fretold is upon us."
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SAIURDGY, OCTOBER r. 1861.
Senate met at ten O'Clock, the SPEAKER in the
chair.
The journal was read.
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In note to one of the Editors Of the UoH and american
Mrs. jams PeLE whose inspection the proOheets
submitted, express,s the following opinion:
81 have read with much pleasure the proOfshees Of
work. in Letters SLAVERY from the Old WorlI
with letter addressed to Lord Brougham written by
James Williams, late Minister CoDsannope It is
written with vgor Of thought the subj occupying
attention Of the whole wods valuable contribution south
Literature and Will be resd with great interest at h present
day"