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we learn with pleasure, that the Messrs Har-
pers have IN the press, and will shortly publish,
WESTWARD HO, new work ffom the pen Of
Mr.. Paulding, so ofayorably known as contributor
TO "Salmagundl,n and as the author Of the dutch
mans Fireside;" which passed through several edi-
tionsin this country, and was repubiished in Eng.
land and in France. Tho early part Of the scene
Of WESTWARD HO, is, we understand, laid in
Virginia, andis subsequently changed to Kentucky.
Perhaps no part Of the United States affords more
material for an interesting narrative than those
chosen by Mr. Paulding, and no species Of writing
is calculated to excite greater interest with the A.
mericm public than graphic descriptions Of the 10
cal manners, customs, and scenery Of particular
sections ofthe United States.


his not too much 10 say, that the public, from
the acknowledged talents Of Mr.. Pauldino. NAV
sSPso' great tIeafin the appearance Of "Westward
HON. y Advocate