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fL"We have received the first number of the New England Historical and Gcaca- logical Register: published quarterly under the direction of the New England Historic, Genealogical Society. Rev. Wm. Cogs- well, D. D. Boston Samuel C. Drake publisher, No. 5, Cornhill."

 This is an excellent work just such ID ono as wc have long needed. The number h"Gnre us contains lOl pages.

 1he American Rsrier for Mlrch has been received. IL iS illustrated win d por,ro il ofthe late John iIampdrn Pleas. ants of the Richmond Whig. The con. 'cnt, Of this numl CT are :--l. EXcc,tsc Usurpa'ions, a Review of the Presto dcnl's Message on the opening of Congress. ,. Autumn Snow, q Sonnet; 3 The Destiny of the Country. 1. To Oblivion, Poem. ,. The fourth of the Series oi lroquoi>. ly Skcnrndoah. 6. Continuation ofthc I.'Ic and Opinions of Philip Yori"k, Esq v:i,- ten hy hims'lf. 7. A Song 8. Ao Essay rn lhc Writings an,l Literary Character oC R. II. Dam. 9 Notes by inc Camp Fire; 'hc Surveyor and his Horse. 10. :zMmmsztsu.. JseEsy s' -AA A@'- 'AE@aa sas- Sketch oF Johh n"mpden pleasanfs and his times, with a portrai. of the subject of tic Memoir. II. handsome ..s,.. q Review of Mr. n-

 Thoughts "" .ne iun. by John RambIr, Esq. l3. Secretary Walkers Lasl R.p,r. M!scs lIany of inc Month.