Literary Notices.
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The February number OF The AMERICAN PaRENo-
LOGICAL Journal AND MIscEILAsy, is before us. Il
Is an interesting and able expounder and defender OF
the science Of Phrenology Published BY A. Waldie,
Philadelphia; monthly, at 80 per annum


The KNicKERBocKER, and New York Monthly
Magazine for February Is worthy the high reputa-
ton Of this distinguished periodical. Its conlribu-
tors, with Irving mt their head, are unequalled-
Published by James 7. Dean.


The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, for January
and February, duo juneta in uno is full of rich and
able articles, Of almost every variety. The indus
trious and enterprsing proprietor has beside, colh-
ed them all in a new and beautiful dress. He has
entered the sixth year Of publication with strong
confidence of competent support. Surely his taste
and efforts deserve il. The present number con-
ains articles many of them from the FIRST in
tellects in the South. Published By I. w. White,
Richmond.


The GENrLEMAN's MAGAZINE, at Philadelphia, is
determined not to be behind lis literary cotempora-
ries, and caters very successfully The February
number contains two spirited engravings Of Mr..
Vandenhof and his daughter (the players,) and
caricaure OF the Eglintoun Tournament, and two
pictorial illustrations Of water craft with letter press
TO match.


We acknowledge the receipt of an interesting
pamphlet, published by Lea & Blanchard, Philadel-
phia, entitled" Answers to the questions What
constitutes currency7 What are the causes Of un-
steadne>s Of the currency and what is the reme-
dy2" By H. c. Carey, author Of Principles of
Political Economy" &c &C.


TRIALS HsAaT, by Mrs Bray, aahor OF
Trelawney" &C., is the title Of new work Of
fiction, said 10 be interesting, published by Lea &
Blanchard, Phil, in vols, and for sale by F. Tay-
lor.