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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
~ JAMES RIVER IN NELSON COUNTY, VAWill be said at
pubic an on september 1865 u' et to the rat hca
zion It's September term, 1868 MONTkLUhA, late
residence B. MeCenand, deceased This valuable tract OF
land James River snd SanaSha Canal In healthy
section country where thee schools churches OF Differ
ent determinations, aud good society.
II viii he tvded OF about $50 acres each, pos
ssug eqa advantages respects fhe upper tract has
the mSrson large beautiful brick house. with cellars green
house every desirable Clubhouse Surrounded BY magnificent
hOus and cabins near TIE dwelling and
stahI ample and In good repair The lower ts hiss
dwell fout ortabe roOus and large bntni d.
reey on canal built tobasoo factory hut useful for
purpose whatever handsome AMI compact estate as
whole or divided seldom dred for sale AID the subscriber
only sell under fall persuasion that the Interest OF ohAn
children deman ed IL.
deslnS purchase hsn $50 acres viii be az
forded every facility purhs both tracts, ana the Court
himself with vau bic stock farming implements Of every SEES
cpon supplies farm End he valuable negroes the
18Th November following when the place viii be surrendered
AID the village Of New Market will be sold apart
Of the estae
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
WM. b. oABEJL Administrator Of
j. y. MCCLELIASD, deceased
On the saus day (Septmber 22 1857 public auction
most excellent convenient BRICK BUILDING in the village
Of New MAke The property OF Cabsb and Penn, Vel located
private public house both. There Is =
re Pcc eel hted up business cell
las under tho Whole house. and well In The yard Terms to
suit purchasers
Persons desiring o! he above property stop at
New MArk he most convenient point 81 resi- fence, on
ss i1,--i.19 wM D. oABELL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13

NOTICE to the Citizens Of Henrico County.
last lnsalment Of Henrco county salt viii deli
very TO DAY ~ the Courthouse al persons ndtls 70 st
aud fail get W be their You will get rs for every
yOu ticket 10 per pound and for 80 D
Of you VII have to buy empty sack Al ~ 80 cn cost
price ELIJAH BAKER,
iy2l-lmo Agentfo Henrico County.
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E.G RAP HIC.
RepOrts of the Press AssocIatIor

Entered according TO act Of Congress the year 1862 BY
THRLsHER the Clerks ONCE OF the District Court Of the Con-
federAte States for the Northern Dstrict Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13
DANAMAY From THE SuRCRIBER Inn

PANAWAY FROM THE SUBCRIBER IN
III Fysnna county, Va the 99h Of Nay last MO-
sEs He SIX feet high black, rather slender but
bone, the right believe knock kneed and turned
somewhat te arm between elbow and shoulder,
by krie voice. had jeans sack coat and mixed
uniform pants. lie endeayor 10 free aud OF
of the State fifty the State twenty Eve taken
IiuyanEs ny Gdnng county 70 IT, either case 10 be de-
uVered to o placed in jail SO that ges hlm:
GEO. W. PETIT,
jy14-d2aWu p. o. "Dixie," Pluvanna, Va
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OOMMISSTONER,s sALE OF HOUSE And

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND
~ LOT ON MAYO STREET AT AUoTIoN.-By virtue Of a
the Crcut Court Of the county OF LOuia the
Mitchell executor Mitchell and others, viii cell, upon the
premises "WEDNESDAY, the % day OF september next al
o'clock The three story Bek Tenement located tie
side Of Mayo street, aud at present oocupi by Mott Esq
The has eight and all the Gust mary outbudDg4
Cash sufficient 10 defray The OF tie sac; the
bssnc In Two and three years. for bonds, gooo security,
bearing Lterest from date. able annually, AID he e
tanoi security until all the Is paid
purchaser Me chooses 10 do the time Of
the sale the whole any part OF the purchase money.
X b WADDY, Sor1'r.
Gale COZ ducted by JAS. N. TAYLOR, Auc'r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
TtTAfrR flE NIRl.lNI

~ Eleventh Collectors District composed OF that part OF
Richmond City which lies between six street and fourteenth
street. extended both ways tie limits Of the Corporation.
APohecares auconeers bakers, bAnkes billiard roomkeep
bowling broSers butchers cattle brokers' cir
exhibitors commercial brokers' commission meIchans
iecoEers dentists i keeper exhibitors Of
showa h1tekCpe keepers jug lars lawyers, photograph
physicians retail Dealers tavern keep
totaccon wholesale dealers and all other
prou a. there be who required by the Tax Act OF the
Confederate States to register account OF the a1d
rednee each person. firm corporation engaged inter
ested business named in the h section Of the said
In which conducted and OF ell going
ascertain hcamount Of upon such business for the
future sccong the provisions Of the said act within
above mentioned hereby no1,d that nnles they
the registry aud the tax required by the act within tr
the date OF th Advertisement, they must In add
lion 20 al other their business imposed by the said
double the OF he specific said business and
ike for every thirty days Of continued failure and that fc
the purposs Of enabling IN 70 make such regly and such
shall attend daily, (Sunta5s td from O'Clock A.
NJ TO M In the wooden buldng ~ the tOutheas.
lain and It'll Streets from this Sd day Of August 70 the
% day Of September 1863 ncusye where the taxpayers Of
hey delay may be sucicn time l= for registering all
and tae tsrdy mus. ray the Penzlty.
WILLIAM GREEN,
suS-diV Collector for iith Dlsir ct.
Brhsre has been such ssckneIe ~ attendance dung
thee past BY Taxpayers that upess they mend their
diligence Ia this respect Is certain viii TAIL 10
register within tue time limited by order CT the Department
s veystable keepers pawn brokers and ptddla las
be professions tad and cslngs shove enumeratedD
specifically required Ia the act 10 register. sug6
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13

T AND FORSALE.
II win SELL on the 10Th Of AUGUST next, at Wakefield
Gooehand, Co., Va 10 miles from Columbia Pace Of L-nd
~ follows:
40 Acres half cleared, balsnce Timberea and well
WateTed
100 Acres so acres cleared balance Wooded an well
tered, adjoining Locker, TarletOn, Payne and Wake
field,
10 Head Of Cattle,
AMBROSE LACY,
iySl-csstS shannon .Htl G0ochIand Va
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j
rs trustee and lesa.ee in her will, PainI!a,
Pey.oa H. sSpSth and HE Children cornelis Peyton Ada
Mary Garter skpNih infants under the q yeSrs,
others cstess and next OF kin Of the said Mary W. Cab
bell deceased Deien SAINTS.
e object OF tbs sui. is to have the last win and testament Of
h and ts, Of her rgaees and Ter next Of kin in and 70
her esia Gsseaped and adj ed he said estate delivered,
counts Of exc utnr luitsd lei ms 1uced
directed in hs administrator Of the estate aud saved himself IN
papers this suit The following defendants named 10
auensed and supplemental b exbred 10 this salt reel
cents Of this st4i nsmd: Charles O0tesEotn Pnekney Car
oae PncAnsy John ~ Wcshem, Geo sc Byrd an Lucy hi
Ann bis Wife SOFT OK add Florence his wife, EdEard Uhde
RoberI r. Taylor, William n Barley ostsr BerAy, Of
Henry Garter Matilda Wrg g. w. Feathestoneaush and Char
oe III, wife Lewis de Podrs;a Thomas 0lrteT Sir TAoms Geo
Henry skpEh LOne sipgi,h Rranc L. T. skiP~it4 Randolph
with Joha T. Parker and Anna his wife, James ~ L. Napier aud
Selma bis vie Hsly Ske AMI Harriet his wife, John Fcllsr
Lila skpwh Elisabeth skpvh, Julia II. sEipgltl,
seeudts o. such Ct the ssj Eighteen last named persons died
before the said estaS any the husbaucs Of the three last
named persons any, Charles Cater and his children Fanny
Geo. T. skpviih deced, and the chi dren Of Grsy spwith
tecd, which sad George and with the said
Peytan II. shpwit) T. sklpWith deeds bat The Of
oWs dndsn ra2ed in me ssa S hiss been used
and behalf Of she satG to ascertain in shat county
corporation they without ELECT namely Casius O. Duaaey
Bsdsu Delaney Mary Jones' Alfred Garter and Elizabeth his
W Leigh WicLham Thcs A. Berkeley Francis Berkeley Garter
Berkeley Of edmund Berkeley decd spotswOOi Berkeley Ro
Bkeyi Bernard Carter, and Robert Lee and Lucy Cl4
BONE And also that as to TIE iooHiag defendants named In
the said BILL by the grnerE description Of parties known the
Of the said defendants known namely The personal
representative OF John AN Carter The personal repre-
sentative sentye Of such OF The children OF Sir Gray
SPW deceased named In the cali bill may have died ace
the tesAx II any and the descendants Of such died before
the testax any; the children Of Charles Carter and the huS
Of Lels s. Elisabeth and Julia H. skpEh any and the
persons clatous styled "he Byle Society,"" "rte Mis-
Onay Society," The Tract socety, and Ihe Virginia Tneo
logical seminary" Ga motion Of the said plaintiff by his
sell ordered hat said defendants above FAMED
siding IN tbs state 70 whom the counties In which they are
who named by the general DESCRIPTION Of
parties known do appear here wha month after due pub
cSon Of tbs orde ana do what Is necessary to protect their
Interests sud that the order be published week for
eessve EeeFs In the Richmond Wing published
the city OF Richmond aud posted at the front dOn she Court
House Of said Nielsen county on the frs day Of the next County
Court.
Oopy-Teste:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
~ be made for the renewa OF gsertd
Al 200 No Tl9 ssed George W. Carroll August l9 1863
- bond having been lost. iy2s-iRV9mn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13

VIRGINIA--lN CHAycERY.--At Rules held
IN the Clks Off &c Of the Circuit Court OF Nelson county
on Monday, the 80 day OF august 1858
Daniel Hlgtsook, Eecu;or Mary ". Csbe deceased and
rs trustee and legs.ee in her Will, Palntia,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13
aoss-vaw AO0p'--i''''' GEO. s. STEVENS, D c.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:-At Rules held in tt

VIRGINIA, TO WIT At Rules held in the
Clerks oase Of Halifax County Monday the Sd dsy
August, 1853
VIM. r. Crews, Plaintiff,
against
Eppa oark administrator Of Sally Sparrow the children Of
Nancy Vaughan unknown; Edmund Tucker
Enoof Tucker janis Tucker David Canaoa and Harriet his
wife Mathew Vaughan aud Polly Bryant Edmund Collins and
Eliza, his wife Collins Sally, his wife, Defts.
IN CHANCRRY.
appearing, By Satisfactory idnce that the children
Nancy Vaughan whose unknown, Mathew Vaughan
Polly Bryant Ednund Collins and ElHs, his wife, Lsbon Colos
and Sally lis wifi, nonesdents Of the OF Virginia. II
ordered that they do appear here within month after
pubAcs Ion hereof and DO vhst Necessary TO protect their In
erel Ia this suit the object Of which for sale Of this land and
negroes which Sally SpArrow died possessed In county OF
Halifax aud the ce.ds vded among thu parties entitled
thereto and that copy Of This order be inserted the Richmond
Whg week four successive weeks and posted the
the Court House Of This county the first day Of
the nexFeoDty court.
t.a A copy-Teste.
wM. 8. HOLT Clerk.
L. BIRKsDALE, Jr p. O. Au7-w4w
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suBscaBERs whose papers nArkeduiA Gross Hh ahoe
sand ths Of Subscription about 70 e'Ps' aaa H
r.v,a nos n n thsy viah thsr papers continued
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n nO0RE p. B4YHE, G. r. NOON.
MOORE, BAYNE & CO., No. l47 Main
VI Lynebburg, Va Wholesale GrOcers and Cous
EOn Merchants Tor the sale Of Manufactured Smoking TobAe
81 vii rseoise and Sell sugar Mo'sses Wheat Cora, Flour
B4co9, LssheT and al kinds Of country produce All SALES
promptly reported accompanied with the nett proceeds thereof
is2.-iy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13

II EROSENE OIL,
IN Linseed Oil, Peanut OIL,
Lard Oh, Spirits Turpentlne, &c.
Just received aud for sale by
J. P. DUVAL, Druggist,
jelO-1y Cor. Main 4 l9.h SIS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13
DIVIDEND,

THE Board of Directors Of the Richmond
4 and D,pvile Railroad Company have declared sem
naal dividend OF Elk per cent, payable August Q, 1865
au6-G2w J. d. BLAIR Auditor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13
lIRW RICHMOND THEATRE.
PerfoF nance viii commerce. with
a NEW AND LAUGHABLE FARCE.
SINGING AND DAEcI

In rehearsal IN entirely new play
THE DARK CLOUD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13
by the President:
]. p. BENJAMIN
q creAarv ~ 9tafa

E papers throughout the Confederate Slater
sresied copy pSocl nation the earliest moment
twenty days thereafter and send their bills TO the Private
Secretary OF the President
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13

NOTICE. wish to employ a FEMALE TEAcH-
IN the of ten mOahs Is, ocUbsr
next school One well qualified teach AL the
English Branches with Latin and French with Mu the Piano.
can and situation by application. 1t is ABSOLUTELY
eessary shall be but is preferred Reference
given and required Address
ivq9-laW4w Newtown King CO.. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13

DUNAWAY IN JAIL-Was committed to
LII jail Of Buckingham county, the th day Of bay,
negro man. himself BUN; he is The property Of
Captain O. A. Nelson O. A. OF the county OF Prince William
negro So 40 years OF feet 5H inches high DARK
color The required to comply with the requs
tons OF the Law. WM. Ii. FILES, Jailor
apI1-law6Ws Burknrhan
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
be made Second tor OF tie Commonwealth Of Va
for Of state Bonds No. iG6S for SdOO No.
Walter Wrenn. Said bonds hsviE been lost
jy27--iav 3mo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13

NOTICE. will SELL privately !, the TRACT of
IN LAND containing 800 ACRES which reside 100
Acres original growth and ab.ut 40 Acres ia Low
Grounds This Land s well Adapsd 10 the culture Of Wheat
Corn Tobacco. The Buildings follows Dwelling House
Of Rooms Basement Kitchen Smoke HOUSE, Bern, Ice
House and Tobacco House Tie Land lies w Creek about
miles CSrtersVile in good neghborhood, with Churches
and Mills cohven emf.
OneAain Cash, and the balance aud two years.
al cash NJ the option OF the purchaser
Y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
~ 2sTisroos Prime New Orleans SUGAR. For sale by
1us-6 A-Y STOKES co.
VIRGINIA. - At rules held in the Clerks
Oass Circuit Court Of he City Of Rohmord the 9Th
day Of August, 1888:
AiaFo A. NeiderusyeF, PRE-
Ggtlst
Eum : cidermsyer, Defty
asrnon; and AdaS hIvng Sesn made and fed that the
defendant above Is non-resaent Of tas Commonwealth
the defendant requ Cd Gppear within nonh Rier
dc Oss hereof and do what Is t. protect her
lusertsiin thls sui.
BENZ. POLLARD,
Auit-WIs Oh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED TEACH
ER graduate OF Of the hrEt schools In the South, aud
late Professor Of MAihe nac &C. In Madison College, Ms de-
Ires POSITION teacher In academy family professor
ship IN = college Good reference given.
Ru4-csts Wing Ohloe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13

"R will purchase Wheat rs usual and pay
w Government prices, and viii sell Flour At Government
prices, or win gind on toll, II the Farmers Wish IL
Ani6-iiweSs WARWICK 4 BARKsDALE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-13

NJ AIUADLE LhND Fun OAIb-IH5 suO-
se1ber derous changing his pursuits, Offers for sale,
privately his arm lying 10 heckenbug county near Roanoke
river, consisting Of
sac ACRES,
Win handsome and cOmmOdious dwelling, ouhouses, &c.
Nearly onehAf in original growth old h;d pine. The
cleared portions highly improved and we'll aAped 70 the
growth OF Corn To and Wheat good physician ud get
q lucrative prsg tee Immediately
Ny liberal Enquire OF Dr. oBrien East Of
2t and Grace street, Richmond address !he premises,
a. st. Tammsny, Meckleaburg, Va.
II oar4t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-07

THE ALHAnBRA PAVILION.
Opposite the Ae.asgy q has,s kess,sssth street.
oS csowbEp- fupiircEs
HirropkI;siyTTIss HirropkI;ss yTs TsElb ksS4lsbLIsHnssr
- oNE c0NrfEuoUs srCCEsa
HovfkTJdr "a sasy.s 81 Huh
AZ si! sihSTsiS ss - sp'Sscsss.Ss oy sExI ARTISTS
THIS sD fis nsEsf zsp oEvxsxo
vouxo AZ Ss~ Ar''~. New A,ns9ns vn,s1 ssrcoro
'oOSor rbs I%srouxprso CHILD 'Vfin sRfIsf; .o''
6vns .rSodinss, 81 q ssng and srss.s 10 Ss Ssss.
zAnPILAKRosrAnoS
Nh BATON STONE,
the '''s '.N''1 hIfs. Ifss ., ssosfssafk sss safk saoRrso
the nave, q say squssu'ans 90. .
the Bedoun children Of the Desert
WHOSE ASTOUNDING FEATs
w. ssoRpo, THE oxEhT rRsixsR
rilh bis wonderful Irios ana Dancing Horses,
lssa molIIsyE AsD SOY: Mr. 5Asssy COX.
axe-vh and ei.don without vuigarisy
TwKxrr aIoHr srAR ARTISTS.
Performances Afternoon st 3 evening ats Admission
Is seal.. kssnins-adni..,o. q .ss 70 ssss
BLACK Bsss. o.. TJkPisa RiDE TO foRx. "
AZ nronInsr ITi. rIssIsa hTsJSsT r. O'CLOCK
SoR 6EsfIksss OILY
,vs.1sss 1ssc :, rSssr SSssrorr.
sis BROADWAY.
For Othsr Amss- menn see Another
Pnrf cs the papcr.
, 1863-04-23
EEgGM GEN. HEE]N'TEEe'S DE-
pAIkTN7ENT.


Hilton HEAD, April IL, 1o03.
Tic mighty fleet Of iron-clads, gunnoats
al 4 transForts has ngala returned to Eo1L
R.,yal, moi, it is ru1nored, to remain rocking
ard 1tttiug in these watcre, but soon to start
u1;on another expedition, which all loyal men
viii earnestly pray may be more successful than
tic one upon which 1t SO proudly sailed nos
The rcpu!se 1t Charleston I.arbor has, Of
course, had most depressing influence upon
both Tie army and the siayy. A raid, d dasn,
simple 1econnpissance III tJrce. elthe1 up4n
tie tntmy, would prove OF great value IN "
vr1ting tLe minds q @ i1e ~ tsos .Se wan van the
10Th OF 18th Army Corps had been b1ougat
INTO sction upou aug Of the islands In the u.
ciui,y of Charleston, ] doubt # there would
hnyc been any 1p9re aeppinn aen al
cxprcted and were determined to 19at "ith
the utmost desperation. Several bold mid
night attavks were projected. and the mopent
they we're made known to the troops, the
greatest enthusiasm was exhibited, and au
were eager to be In the advance column.
During the absence Of the expedition to
| Charleston the negro brigade, under the com.
| nand Of Col, Hlggiuson, did most excellent
| service in dlscharging advanced picket duty
Oh Port Royal Island. With the enemy in
full sight, and daily threatening au attack
upon the deftnses Of Beaufort, they main
tained their soldierly bearing, aud displayed
| comrades in arms.
With fer exceptions the regiments which
took palt in the expedition have all returned
to ticir old camping grounds.
Although the larger part Of the army has
returned TO its cid camping ground, it must
not be supposed that ali the Important points
near Charleston, Which were occupied By our
Coles Island and Kiawah Island, are still in our
possession, and are garrisoned with : torce
sufficient to hold them. This repulsc will also
neccs5itate no change in Florida. st. Angus
tine and Fernandina will still be held, and II
is quite possible that you may soon hear from,
Jim MontgomeTy's negro troops, 100 mile:
| Department Of the South, though stunned By
q staggering blow, is still alive, and will sooI
be a6ie to assume the offensive.
, 1863-04-23

should bc taught to love and honor them. and
a that this Eoard has no objection to the
wearing Of tlcEe badges in the schools"
IniH resolution was cvaGed by the Board, by
reference to select committee. The aat'nHs
Of the Va!Iand;gAar folks is t's4t The butter
uut badge il Us Eacred us the Stars aud Stripes,
tue tri color er Inv Ameficaa Eagle; that the
rebellion is as legitimate AS the Government;
that treason is as reputable as loyalty; TINT
the nssassins Of the Southern CoDfederacy are
entitled to ne much !egart. rs tue soldiers Of
the Union. That's all! And Wien Mr.. Val.
landigAan,'s Home guard cut the eagle button
from little boys caps, and pulled the tri-coloF
from little gifrs hair-au that they mean IL
that the Bug that now flies over Fort Sumter
is Just as good Us the one that wns hauled
down there two years ago-that the rcbeiiion q
Of 1iggerdom Is sacred thing, aud that IT
becomes the Northern people ~ show 'hem.
selves tie humble servants VI tue anruefou;7
Villains who are mixing war upon the amer, e..
can Nation, Clearly doctrinc so inoasnsM,os ~
cun not be considered under Order 70; - o.
issued in this Department: and nttie noss
must not wear eagle buttons on the1t Gaps; ~ -
finr % nins in their bosoms, aud llttle girls
mret not wear trlcolorca rosettcs IN tna '1,n ~.
o,aa,le div Of Dayton, :" the home u Mr
Vc1yundirEonl, - because it would DC paFt1sln
, 1863-04-23

these matcr;ale; and as everything that up |
pertains to Lamb possesses an intrinsic inte-
rest for Ill cultivated minds, We hope Ticknor
d Fields will either make new Elm book of
them, or, II they are not numerous enough
for that, include them, at least, In their next
edition Of Lambs works.
1.-THE Human Wheel, its epokes and Fct-
loeR," Is a kind Of treatise on the physiology
Of falmer's wooden legs, and capital trea-
ti:e 1t i.-giving IN account Of the inner
machinery of these wonderful substitutes for
the natural pedal, which certainly docs not
decrcase our reverence for mans inventive
faculty. We consider this by fir the most
Important inTention which has been made for
the service Of the human body and Its loco
motion. Tens Of thousands Of our fellow
citizens will need Palmer's leg to stand Oh be-
fore the war is over, and all NC can now say
about it is, that ii Is far better leg in shape
and performance than the natural member
which many man travels on who thinks he
Is *'some pumpkins" and sports patent
leather. The article is written by Oliver Wen.
| dell Holmes.
| Nathaniel Haw thorEe continues his notes on
English life and scenery, and treats us with q
| good enough sketch Of what Ac SAW t'Up
tue Thnmes." His account Of his Inst visit to
Leigh Hunt, who Was then living at Hammer
smith, ION the 1iycr) is the most interesting
part Of his record this month; and We, who
had the honor and real pleasure of know
ing Mr. hunt, can endorse all he has written
about him and his abode. One day VIC may
give the reader como personal "Reminiscences o.
this beautiful and genial old man, ,as Hawthorne
calls nin,-and publish also, what VIC believe
Bas the last letter he ever wrote.
Agassiz contributes fine paper on "Ihc
Fern Forests Of the Carbonitcrous PERIOD
Ga1l Hamilton pretty piece on SCALA Days -
The rest of the articles, which TIC have no
snacc to notice farther, are u Paul Bsccker''--
BIZ the same splendid intellect which gave us
"Maygaret Howth''-and "Shall ne compro.
mise" by D. L. Wasson.
The poems arc *'After Taps," by Col. II. B.
Sargent, and "The Countess" by Whittier.
The former does not amount to much, and the
latter is not so good as Whittier has taught III
to expect from Lis pen.