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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
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| .1nhtrd County, S0rfmbfr CoHT, 1922
Francis Page and sally his wife, formerly
Sally Owens, Gabriel Page and Frances hi,
wife formerly Frances Owens, Rachel Owens
widow and heirs OF Barnet Owens, deed.
Plaintiffs,
Against
Susan Christian Charles Christian, Rachel
Christian, Waiter y istiap, Frances Christian,
Polly Christian, Elizabeth Christian and Sally
e. tristan, he rs Of Polly Chr stian who wac
heir aud representative of Polly Christian, ID &c
formerly Polly Owens, Defendant.
nv CHINCERK
The plaintiff having fled their bill, where
upon ii appearing TO the sa'isfaciion Of the
court tial the real estate of the said Bprntt
Owens, will not exceed three hundred doilars
SHIRE To each distributee il Is therefore or
dered that Susan Christian, Charles Christian
Walter Christian, Rachel Christian, Frances
Christian, Polly Christian and Elizabeth Chris
tan, heirs aud representatives OF Polly Chris
Ian, formerly Polly Owens 10 appear here on
the first day of February court next, to shew
canse, il any they can, why the said read -
tate should not he sold and distributed aceorl
ding 10 the act Of assembly in that case made
| nd provided, according TO the prayer Of the
plaintiffs bill--And il apr 1ring 10 Tie satis-
lion OF the court that the said 1a5t named de-
| Pendants ARE not inhabitants OF This common
wealth It is therefore ordered that unless the
said defendants do appear here on or before
the Grsf day Of February court nest, and enter
their appearance and give security according
TO the act Of assembly, the plaintiff, bill shall
| be taken as confessed aud the matter there
fore deereeJ accordingly, and it IS further or
| dered that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Eirginiau for The space OF tYp
mouth. successfully, and that another copy
thereof be posted al the front door Of The
courthouse Of this county on some court day.
A Cupy--1este.
| Is A. B. DAVIES, OK.
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EDNCAYiON.

" DliLARD will open his SCHOOL
. again ON Monday the 9TH day OF Janu-
AIRY next, into which, pupils ri both sexes viii
be admitted on the same terms ns heretofore,
viz :-e-Spellng, Reading aud Writing, 50 per
session. The rndimcut, VI English Grammar.
Arithmetic aud Geography, Sl0 The same.
extensively, intending Exercises, Mapping and
the use OF Globes, Sl5. History, Bellies Let
Tres, Eurlid's elements, Surveying aud the e.
lemenis of Natural aud Moral philosophy SIS
per session pf five monIsnnd half No pay
asked til end of session.
December - te2t u
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mo. 10.

the next minute the new struggles Of tho
black one gained an unsupported supefiori-
~, il acquired two great folds likewise,
which necessarily extended fh, body of IT,
adversary, IN proportion IS IL had contract
ed its own. These eiloirs were alternative
victory seemed doubtful, ineiiniug some
times Ia one side, sometimes to the other
until at last the stalk 70 which the black
snake was fastened suddenly gave way and,
in consequence. OF this aeeidrDt, they both
plunged into the ditch. The wafer did not
eNtinsnish their indicative rage, for, by
their agi,atiens, | could still trats', though
could uot Distinguish their attacks. They
soon renppeared on the sarflee, twisted to-
gpthcr, M IN their first onset but the black
snake seemed To retain It's wonted supcri-
orily; for lis head was exactly above that
OF the other which il necessarily pressed
down Under file water, until it was stihed
and sunk. The victor no sooner perceived
rs cuomy incapable of further resigtance,
than, abandoning il to the current, itreturn-
ed to the shore and disappeared"
Georgia paper.
MARRIED, at Canterbury, iEngland,l
Mr.. james Porter, Son'r. 10 Mrs. Catha-
rinc Barge, being his sixth wifi.
Al ST. Mays Church, Lancaster, eng
land,) Mr.. William Arnold, blithsome
swain Of -, TO Mrs. ~ Thornton, brisk
widow of 81 ; the lovely birdie was con-
dncted to the altar by her sou, sprisItiy
youth of Ii.
In ChnrfestomnaN. H. Mr.. john L. Bar
Der, TO Alss, Ellen Bellows.
Ills ilame was klndlcd by desire,
Aud strange indeed 10 tell rs
That such u hot consuming FIRE,
Was rooid d0ta with Beiioastl
In Washington, w. Hon. Daniel Peas
lee, aged ~, 10 Miss Lucy PepIy, aged
IL.
While passing down the valn of liie,
lie CHOSE this mode OF reasoning,
That Pepper, taken for wife,
Would be u noble seasoning
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
The North-American Review,

Was begun in lsl5, aud has since been IcadI'
Iy adyaneingi in public cstimation In Janua'
~, 1920, the editoritip was assumed by Pro
lessor Everett, OF the University nj Cambridge
New England. A neW serles "as then com
mcuced, with Which it is convenient that sub
scriptions should iugin. Orders for any part
of the work will however be lhankinly re-
ceivcd by l.. Lltcll and by X. Segfs ilcr'9
who are intesestedin the publication.
Pabiiaed gi,ar'eriy- Prize Fro Roiiafs d
geW-payadtr,ii9 ddraace.
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Valuable Tobacco NianA .

4 WfLL SELL, on moderate terms, 300
> aer,s Of first rate 7obneeo Lgud, lying on
.aeodow Cretk, 4 miles from, Smiths rirer, !
mites rom he cour'tL9rse, ,eelf.lgeiered apd lin
befcd-eg4aito my IN he oo'p,ty.
JONI B. TRENT
Henry city. Deeemb,f0 q. !sO94e.
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Notice.

GONE lime in the year 1922, executed to
~ Green b. Lewen, a b, OF sale for a ne
gro woman named jimmy, and her child Ander :
son. All persons ae hereby iorwarnco Il ON
purcha lng the SAID neg oes, or any Inte ct in
them, from The SAID Lewellln, OF any other per
son, claiming under him, as the said bill Of sale
was fraudulcnty Obtained, and nm detetmi"-
ga to contest its validity.
JOHN CARTAR.
Bedford, Jan Il. Wv 81
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DANIEL WILLIAMS,
I.1iLOR,

RESPECTFULLY informs his cust0
IA mers aud the public that he has removed
his Shop neAl door To Scbonlheld * Thur
mon =, and nearly opposite the oflcc of the
VGginjDn where all orders in his liue will he
thankfully received, and executed with neat
ness aud dispatch
November 3. fc3w
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Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL ENIIN, Jr NJ
II. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. ID.

As its title indicates, the Journal now offered
to the patronage oithe pubic, will be con uct-
ed entirely on The principle OF seisciiom The
leading feature oi ihe plan, more dist nctly enun.
GATED, Is to present at stated intervals, sort of
Synopsis oil the Foreign Magazine, Jounals.
and reviews, appropriated TO Meoe,he aud its
kindred Sciences.
No one viii doubt the importance OF This de-
sign, who is conversant with tire periodical
works OF Europe. As is incident to such pub
LEGATIONS, the matter which they contain Is ate.
gcthcr oil a IiNcd nature, ana of ule,its the IN II
unequal. They are vast iieliA WHERE golden
whrat IS too Otter chDl; 81 ~ useless or petul-
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p udeni hushandlnat,. 10, reject the one, add
hoard the olmr. These publications are,
moreover, at tins time SO nnlle,ous, 50 costly
aud So diticu ut To lie procule cd, that really they
can only be consulted by ,atge majority oi t'Ie
cultivatois of5c.cnt in the upae States, th,o'
a mcdium mewtM sinlar To the one now
proposed. itisthereiole meant TO i've an eS-
tract 20 coplous u thtlr con tnts, hs not only to
EXHIBIT the iogress the Physical Scienees a
broad, butte doaway, in great DEGREE the
nercssity OF recurring 10 the works themselves.
The content ofthe journal will lie anansel
under Che DIVISION Of
l. Selected Papers.
@ Selected Reviews.
3. Medical ard Philosophical Intelligence.
A. Li,t OF New Publications.
] he wo' k i, pabIi,hc IA numbers IN Januo-
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large volume.
TLs journal is continuation oil the Elcc-
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1921.
Pcjtattd quor,alg-frtte Foar Doiim5o gear,
qagabie in adronee
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
TRUST SALE.

Try virtue Of deed If trust executed to
Is the subscriber by William Dmry, dated
the lotil dsv of April, 1920, ard duly admitted
IN record in the office OF the county court OF
BEDFORD. for The purpose Of securing the pay
nent of certain debts in said deed mentioned,
we shall, on the Goth dag of February next, If
CAR not The next fair day thereafter, pro-
coed To sell, on the premises by way of public
enclion, to The highest bidder, Tor ready mo-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
American Journal of Science and
Acts,

Conduc,ed tg BENJAMIN sILlMhN, Pro.
.f,s1r Of Cbemidry sc. faie totcge.
This journal began in the Year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an Interval
OF about three months, form avoume.
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'HtllIS il To give pubic nolicr, that

'HllIS is to give public nolicr, that
! purchased OF George Wrilht house and
lot in the town Of Liberty, in Bedford county,
No 4, In the year tsls, mud paid Wright the
whole amount, took his receipt in full, togcih.
er with possession of the property. The snid
Wright, under certain prctests, hhs moi made
me the deed, but always said he wes willing,
and would do il nj any time. snid Wright has
now Ieit my mighborhood without mixing mo
a deed Ia. reio This IL to forwan all persons
from purchasing snid lot, orhny port thereof.
ms am determined Ia lold the Bame, having
purchased aud l'aid for II
JAMES WATTS.
Jhuunfy 2 - w3w
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
me nature oi tins cute, Prise, may be m, er-
stood II ON few consideration which the adj
vertl-e,s vii vtutilre To suLioin to Then annun-
cation ofIt. Tnr perodrai w,sls Of G,eat
BetFn and france contain a II ass II literary
aud scientific Intelligence, Win N docs not fea eh
tie AmcrC3n public Tor want Of IA suitable
channel, bat which would be read anonp us
with equal pleasure and prcht. Such el the
Britlsh Reviews an1 Ma aazines as are reprint
ed III the un..ed States--not excepting the T.
di burSh a.d Quarcrrly enbfrce
mitch matter which 5 Of title interest and afno
advantege to the American reader, and mol On
frequently fitted To vtiate his literary taste, his
MOI al, o. Hi political principles. 1t is deaira.
bic, under these Circumstance that selection
,hou!d lie made such as ", uld furniah the "A.
luable and cn'e tanning pc ton of their con
terts, to the exclusion oil the other portion con.
II ting Of details and spec ulatians either unin.
terestinp in themselves, or misc .ievous in then
tendency, oratogether of ! cal corccrn and
application. On this plan, Idle expense and
ifut.ess consun. ptIon 81 ,inIe, W, uld he o6vial
ted tIr pages dest tllte Oh netit might he sub
sltuted many Of value which low ctnan u4
known aud inaccessible. o. several Blush
Jou ma Of the sci ntlhc aul cludite cast, a, d
othe II deed mo genej al a d a'the same
time very solid caaracte lite or o use i,
made IL he edito 5 and CON iier, Of the ptfu-
dical wo'ks p rted il, the Urit, d sta es
The OH Ct OF the one now ADVERT ell, is The
accumulation, III permanent forms OF The MA.
lie ia's thus neglected, md e the hte,ar. a d
sc 1tic attce, WORTHY iben 9 rep in.el in
this country, ut which, wh'n o, are accom-
pa'ned ~ Uthc possessing Q clam 10 aaen-
ton. Ami celahy-the Select Rev ws-akin
in the d SIN, hal not equal in comprehensive
ne, to the resent, iionrshed for S uie yeats
IA this city, and wo i'd, 1t may be rre.nned
have continued TO be sutpo ted by wide- PIE, ID
subs rption, but ior an akeral on OF the y en-
an = series II adyentitiou, Ieve scs The ,e,i
val oft, with alafgcr scope,w uld seen, likely
To he attended with still mo signal success
tn its original existence, owing to the great
mnai iicauu III ieade al pc i"di"al works,
and the vide aliiua.on oil the habit OF seeking III
them, both niorua op and amusement.
io,ms two ohInie aver.
Published nton'hiy--Pricc Sir Do,iar& gear,
payaJte IN 0,'rance
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
Patent Spring Saddles,

Witht the counties of Campbell, Bedford, Pitt
sylvania, Halifax, Charlotte aud Amherst, of
iers for sale, anu will constantly keep on hand,
at his stand, next the market house, good as
sortment Of Ladies aud Gentlemens' Saddles,
| constructed upon Springs, which have been
pronounced by the best judges 10 be the g'cst-
est Improvement ever offer sd TO the pubic, the
Saddles teing so c. instructed as 10 be free from
liability to injnre the norse's back, and to carry
the ldeT With perfect ease
NELSON 8. HUGHES, Agent.
n. d The public are particularly requested
to cali, when they caase and Judge for them
selves Of the utility of the sptiag Saddles. and
likewise be accommodated with ole TO iide ON.
or make t,ial of--All kinds of Saddles, Brides.
Harness, Trunks, Military Gaps, tear, SC. &c.
&c. N. b.. ".
April 30 W.T.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

On Witch said Crouch now resides, several
rirees OF Furniture which he has just flushed
all his iiouseholi and htrhtn Furniture, one
Gray Mare and Colt 3 Mich Cows, with al
his Cattle, Hugs and Stuck OF every desctip
ton, with rhcst Carpenters rook aud man,
other things in said deed mentioned, or -
much thereof a. shalt he sufficient TO pay sal,
dcbl, Will interest and cost. FERNS will be mudt
known on the day Of .ale
II NkNEN CLAYTON, Trustee.
January 81 IL II Wtds
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Notice.

by vi the Of dec Of trust executed to the
I'D su scribe's, by Mary Boar and William
bard, bearng date o. the 17th day of Apr !,
1891, and duly recordedin the Gle Ks oflcc OF
the county court of Bedford, for certain pm po-
'es therein expressed, We hal, on the lst daV
o. o. Feb uary next, p'oeeed 10 sell, to the highest
GlGaer, Tor csAy monet on the pl tmses.
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FOR SALE,
3 or 4 AYacts vi A.anA.

IN the neighborhood of the Store for
4 merry occupied by Brown II Clayton, on
Goose creek; in the county of Bedford, con-
taiuing from 80 to 800 acres. Also,
Il Hkely young Negro Woman.
Apply 10 the subscriber al Leftwich & Clay
tors Store. SAM. CLAYIOR
Jan. II. W3w 81
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Personal pr.pevty.

ON Wagon and gear 6 work Horses, Cows
and Yearlins, % head Of Hogs, 30 mead oil
Sheep, parcel Of Io9assse,s leaiher =, aud
fourteen lundred1 Cupboard, folding table,
Gnu one dressing table, four beadsteds. one
trm chair, and ave common chairs, two
Dutch Ovens, one biscuit baker, three pots,
four pair Of plough gear, with all the said
Drury' plantation utensils oil every descrip-
ton. We shall convey such titip a. is vested
in Us as trustees and none other
THOMAS DAVIS, }r....
THOMAS PRESTON,
January Il wtds 81
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Vract Of land,

Living in Piitsy!vania county, whereon VIM
II. Markham now lives, on the waters Of Buck
Branch, adjoining the lands Of Abraham c.
Shelton, Thomas Moorire, and Others, COZ
tanning o. 3-4 acres, about ono and uali niles
above Chalk Level. shall convey such It'll,
only as is vested in me as trustee.
JOHN DICKINSON, Trustee.
Jan II. w2V ~
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Notice.

DY virtue OF deed OF trust executed by Be-
II VERY g. Shelton, to the trustee, beaIiug
date the 22d July, 1899, and which is duly re-
corded in the county court Of pittsylsania, TO
secure the payment of certain de'ts therein
mentioned, due Henry Motley, will be sold to
The highest bidde, for cash, on Friday, the ist
day OF January, 1923, on the premises, Ger
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
Kentucky HarMony.

A few copies of the above work is jus
n received on consignment by the slhseFi
ber. |fiN bOfu ~,
November 90. q u
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Notice.

nl virtue Ola deed OF trust executed to
ID thu subscriber by Nilimm Crouch, jun.
aud duly recorded in The clerks office ia the
county eon,r OF bedford, lor tho purpuse of
securing certain sums nj money thercln men
toned, Which j, ~ iiehrs dntc the 10Th da, Of
November, ls,2, | shall, On the 18th day ot
February, 1879, proceed 10 self, by way of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
u Not OF tianN

T. SAT- deed EXPRESSED, containing IS acres
evil convey such title 10 the purchaser as Is
vested j. US by the deed of trust Aforesaid, and
Tone tner.
FRANCES BOARD, ,r.,s.o.s
ALEKR casey.
iar. Z Y2nt 81,
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TRACT OF LAND,

In snil Deed mentioned, containing 1870 acres,
lie the same, more or less, and bounded by the
Lands of William Preston, Israel Wiicman, and
N,eholas Harrison Also, the following
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
Patent Spring
s. A D ID "a H So

u 'HE subsciiter having purchased the ex-
Il elusive tight Of manufacturing aud veud-
ing M. Nathan MIx's newly invented and hlsh>
lY appre we'd
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op Valuable Real Estate

FOR S.1IE.
uuIF undersigned, Charles Whitley, rs
sarviyup partner Of the late mercantile
If William and Charles Whitley, ami
IN" axsc,.tor with the undersigned John IL.
- of said William Whitley dec d. IN
olp ,,aliance with the last will aud tesla
eop,t IF .aid docedent, oilers for sale, that
,aeiiv valuable aud well known ESTATE
nnaioaging To said company, living in the conn
-. If pedford, on the great STAGE road leading
fvnchlnrgto Abingdon, ten miles above
' at; and seycn from the Blue Ridge, con
In, four hundred acres. The buildings
"i4 u are an excellent MANUFAC-
ssaS TURING MILL, on the main
in.hX branch Of Goose creek, IA nc
kssashsA verfailing siream) in good repair,
II s,,res,nded by rs fine neighborhood Tor
an u1 ms any in said county. Also, an excel
WV AW MILL, in ncighborhood abound
no with good pine timber, two good and con-
a97,;ent dwelling houses, a store and lumber
-. !, one of the best neighborhoods for
nscaal,le business in Virginia, blacksmith 5
III an1 all the common and necessary out
s"ora Mso, a MSTILLE1Y, now IN ope-
hu ''.,n working FIVE stills, all of which are
ia,'g' new--al which buildings are quite
noa ,,,.sa,,;ept 10 each other The land is some
mai broken, butA considerable portion OF il
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They have always on hand all the New
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A list OF Aetters,

Remaining in the Post Office, at Liberty
Va. on The 3lSt of December, 1822, and d
not taken out by The LIST Of April, 1898
will be sent TO the General Post Office ITS
dead letters.
.a-Rev. Henry Alley Q, VIM. Adams
Esq. James Ayres.
B-Patrick p. Burton, Clerk of Bedford
Harvey Beard, John Bulord, VIM. l.. Bur
ton, James S. Bishop, Chas. Blount.
C-Wm. Campbell, Harvey Case, Adam
Cooper, Editha Clay, John Cabell, Ro-
bert l.. Comming, Moses Craisg, Miss Lu-
cy Crenshaw, James Cundif, Pleasant
Creacy, David Carter, David b. Carter,
Garland Carter, Erastes Case.
D-John w Dryer, Thomas G. Bur-
sou, Thomas Doaley, Jacob Dawson 2,
Solomon Durritt, Richard Dennis, Jr.
John Evans.
Miss Margaret Franklin, Aaron Fea-
eel, Samuel Fields.
G-Robert III. Gray, John Gafford.
H-Porter Hall, Henry Hurt, William
Xix.
ERichard Jones, Edmund Irvine, Is
Fael Jared.
K-Mrs. Mary 2. Kirby, Rev. j. w.
Kelly.
L-James Lucns, William Lcwallin Col.
LittIeberry Leftwieh, John Lowrey, Nan
y Lewis.
M-1liss Elizabeth Mead, VIM. Mccoy,
James MeAders, Bemet NJ. Murphy, Miss
nifty Murphy.
N-Robert Nimmo.
0-Thoo,ac nlivpr
P-John W. Perrin, Solomon Powell,
Thomas Page.
R-Charles Reynolds, Joshua Reynolds
William G. Rely.
Sack Stratton, Franklin G. Smith,
William Stewart, (Miller) John Sheppard,
Thomas Spradlin, Thomas Stewart.
T-Benjamin S. Tyus, John Thompson,
Patsy Vert, Ohm Vert.
W-Dr. Richard Williamson Q, Louisa
Walker, George Wesh, Asa Wilson, VIM.
Weeks, Elizabeth Witt, Dickerson Wyatt.
WILLIAM r. PORTER, 2. NJ.
January 10. w3w 25
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Journal ef Foreigr Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLlN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. ID.

As It's title indicates, the Journal now offered
to the patronage the public, Will be conduct
ed entire on the principle OF SELECTION The
leading feature otthe plan, more distinctly cnun-
GATED, Is to present at stated intervals. sort oil
Synopsis OF the Foreign Magazines, Journals,
and Reviews, apprum lated to Medc,ne aud IL
kindred Sciences
No one will doubt the importance OF this de-
sign, who is conyersant with the periodical
works OF Europe. A ~ incident to such pub
hcations, the matter which they contain Is alto
gether OF mixed nature, and OF merits the most
unequal. They are vast field, where golden
wheat Is too often choke by useless or PERM
cIons tnea, and where it imports us like the
? udenl husbandman, to reject the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are.
moreover, at this time SO numerous, SO costly
and SO difficult to be procured, that really they
can only be consulted by lalg majority Of the
cutl,ators of scienceinthe United States, thro'
medium somewhat similar to the one now
proposed. ltistnerelore meant to give an ex-
tract so copious OF Their contents, as not only 10
exhibit the PROCESS oithe Physical Sciences a.
broad, butte do away, in a great degree. the
necessity ofrecurring to the works themselves.
The content, ofthe Journal Will be arranged
under the division OF
/. Selected Papers.
.. Selected Reviews.
3. Medical and Philosophical intelligence.
4 List OF New Publications.
The work is published in numbers in Janua-
ry, April, July, and October, forming yearly a
large volume.
This journal is continuation OF the Flee
trlc kepcitory, and was commencedln January,
1921.
Pabtihed qpnrierig--Price -Four Do'idrsd year,
poynbif m ddrdnce.