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THE AMERICAN REVIEW: fl Whig Journal of

 Politics. Literature, .fyt and Science.-New-

 York: Wiley and Putnam. ,

 We have been much interested in the perusal of the October number of thls excellent monthly, ed ited by our friend, GEO. H. CoLroN, Esq It is certainly one of the abest periodicals in our coun. try; and is especially worthy of the support of every Whig. Its political articles are sound, To- gical and convincing; and as clear and candid exponent of Whig principles, it fills vacancy in our monthly periodical literature, which ought to have been occupied years ago. Its commercial and literary essays, written with vigorous and classical pen, and evince an unusual share of re- search and ability. Mir. Colton enjoys the repu- tation of being one of our best writers, both in prose and verse; and his Review" gives tangible evidence that his reputation is we'll founded The number before us contains, among other interest ing papers, The Life and Labors of Hugh S. Le- gore. with a mezzotint likeness of that eminent statesman.