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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

a general assortment of gentlemen's and IN
dies Shoes
! case best Philadelphia made Boots
500 pair mems stout coarse Shoes
800 do do. do half Boots
300 do. Womens do. Shoes.
The above establishment being branch
of the house of J. Andrews Il Sons, Phila-
delpha, we will therefore be constantly re-
cei,ing fresh supplies aud will sell at small
advance. J. ANDREWS Il SONS.
September 10. ct
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30
DRY GOODS.

super Blue and Black Cloths
inc aud common do. do.
lihbit and Pelisse do.
'nosmeres, nssorted colors
bales oint and Rose Blankets
do. white, red aud yellow Flanncls
super florentine, Valencia ahd Nlarscifcg
Vestinfs
Wide aud narrow Thread Laces
Figured aud plain Book Mnslins
Circassian Plaids, of the highest coors
Grape Robes aud Shawls
Merino Shhwls, assorted sizes and of the N.
test fashionable borders
Irish Linens aud Lawns
Plain aud Figured Bomhnzettes
Muslin aud Bingham Robes
Blue aud White Plains
cases Men and Boys Wool and FIR
Hats
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

A YOUNG MAN that has been re-
IA sident OF Lynchburg for the last eight
years, and is well acquainted in all the ada
cent counties, and who has served ms an as
sstant in the mercantile business for sin or
seven years, wishes 10 get employment IN n
mercantile house, either rs a salesman, a
clerk, or collector. Anote addressed, through
the pos, office, to A, i viii he attended 10.
sept 90 iilsS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30
GRAND uEAD QUARTERS.
(Bg an extraordinary Courier J

nIn GApo1IyA. August IL" Count
RToltor has concluded with Balasreros a
convention. in which the latter, as well as
the ,roops which he commands. recognize
the authority of the Regency. General
Ballastcros will also issue orders to
,ba Co,or,ors or C,rtb,gan, Alica,t
Pamnrluoa. St. Schastians. Peni.coIa. Los
pcnos de S Pedro, Mozen and Venasqnc,
all comprised within the circle of his urls
diction, to recognise it equally. Pfoyi-
sionol environments have been assigned by
Gen. NIoljtor fer the reception of the troops
ofBa}I,steros. which consist Of about 1000
old soldiers.
Baliasteros engaged afterwards to IN
duce Gen. Zayas to follow his example,
and no Doubt he will be able to do 50 the
know,edce Of this convention cannot fail to
produce the greatest effect at Cadizand IN
every other place. This important event
has been the result of the success obtained
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30
NEW
ESTABLISHMENT
Dry Goods. Groceries,
Croch'ery & Uardware.

VIE subscribers having rented the store
lately occupied by Aessrs I d II. llig-
ginboiham have received from New York and
Philadelphia, large aud general assortment
OF the above goods, aud are now opening the
following articles, which they IRE determined
10 sell low, for cash
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30
VOt ITERATION.

When Mr.. D was once AT Slaugh
ter's colire house two strangers came III
aud seated themselves in The same box,
and began very warm dispute ON lite.
rary subject One of them, who had rca-
sou on his side was very polite and mode
rate the other, who WAS gIarlng hy wrong
IN his argument, MAS very loud y. very rude
aud violent. In about an hour, the mode
rate man sick of yocifcra,ion and insolrnee,
retired when his adversary flushed with
his victory, turned round 10 Mr.. D
aud exclaimed, We'll, SIR don't you thlnk
that have mauled my antagonist to some
purpose Yes, slr, replied he driIy, you
nave aud If ever ! should happen to fight
with PhllIstnes, should wish To make use
of your jaw bone.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

In a village lived very honest wealthy
farmer, who, having number Of hIfeilngs
hoeng in field, went one day, about
eleven O'Clock, to see how his work went
on. Finding one Of them sitting still he
reproycd him for his ldenras. The man
answered, | thirst for the spirit Gfog,
Won mean, suppose, says The farmer tut
# the Good Book teaches yolt thirst alter
the spirit, it says also, Hoe ! every one
that thirstGih.
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u. BAKEk, Deutist,

AS the pleasure to inform the inhabl-
H tants OF Lynchburg and its vicinity that
he will remain here "A short time Those
wishing to consult with him will find him du-
ring the regular hours tor business at his pr-
waite room in the Washington Inn.
n. b. Business attended to as far as pracG
cable by previous engagement.
Sept. -. iitsS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

On Thursday last, says the St Louis,
Missouri, RepubIIsn of August II, Mr.
Barlow and three others arrived IN town
from AN expedition to the neighbourhood
of Santa Fee, distance Of about twelve
hundred miles. This patty consisting Of
10, left ibis plac. on the Goth August last.
They have been uniformly healthy and
have lost only one man, who fell a victim
to his Incorporate habits. The Spaniards
aud all the Indians which they met With
were friendly. This party heard nothing
of Mr.. Mcknight supposed 10 have been
killed by the Camanthes. The rest Of the
party besides these four had stopped ON
the Arkansas.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

Col. HUMPHREYS, Agent for the Floridas,
arrived in the vicinity Of st. Augustine on
the 29th ult. with about 800 Indians of the
western ttlbes. The Southern Indians
who are on their way, will also assemble,
ii is said, at the same place, IN a few days.
The Chiefs are reported 10 he disposed 10
accept the propositions made to them by
the u. States Commissioners.
(S0pnUuph GfOrrida
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

..soNs"..
The Rev. Mr.. II. i gentleman of aingu-
lar humor, had retired to easc y ndcpen-
dence - the rector of ---- BEING ina-
liec ii the pracr, hr Nos frequently trazed
With SOME idle ullcrrn O. among the lnha
ht.lnts of the place Nor heins willing IN
h. broken 10 upon by such frivolous com
Wnnts, hen application WIS made 10 him
tnr redress 81 some imaginary injury, ms
Custom was Ia dismiss them with say Wing
He would send for them when he had
leisure Ia attend IL their business The
first rainy day that next happened, he took
care IL send for the parties, aud received
winch Just provided shelter for himself
aud elork, whilst the compliments were
Obliged 10 stand exposed IN the Indictment
Sky, all the while unco,Ctrd, IN paw proper
respect Ia the kings Justice ri the peace
By these nleans he entirely cured the
country folks IN the nighbourhOod, Of
Iltlglons dispositions. His blunt manner of
enforcing wholesome truths IA n clergy
man, was as remarl,ahlc ~ his PECULIARLY
III the commission of the peace. One
sunday az he was preaching ou moral du-
Ties from these words - Render there
fore unto all their due in explaining his
text, he observed that there were duties
which man owed Ia himself rs well as In
others. And added w., when they arc
not attended 10, have not good opinion
of that man. For this reason he pro
cecded, turning himself To- u particular part
of the church, ! never have had a good
opinion OF You, John Trott, since you sold
me these sheep, SIX months ago, and never
called for the money!
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

WANTED TO PURCHASE or HIRE,
A healthy younS Negro Woman,
Who understands house business. and would
answer as wet nurse. Enquire at this of
i've srrt 30 tets
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30
Six NegrNNA,

To wit Tom, jim, Betty, George, Henry aud
Adam, with The increase of the said neprocs.
II any, one Wagon and gear, one yoke of OK
en- and cnrt, ten head Of horses, together with
his the aaid fendlcion's stock Of cattle and
hogs--nlso, his HOUSEHOLD 4 KITCHEN
FURNITURE, or SO much thereof ms shall be
sufficient 10 pay and satisfy the debts in snid
deed mentioned. Acting AS trustee shall on.
ly convey such title rs is vested in me by the
said deed OF trust. SAML. GARLAND.
September .. ltwtds Q
a. The sale of the above property is post
poned until Friday the 81 DAY Of next month,
tOctober) when II will certainty take paco
5. GARLAND, TRUSTEE.
Sept 30 ltwfds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

EY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10
81 the subscriber aud oeorgc " Tuner,
by Reuben PendIrton, hearing date gal Nav,
1872, aud duly recorded ia the clerks ofrc,
OF the county court of Amherst, viii BIZ sold
10 The highest bidder, tol rsaGy money, 1T The
dwelling house OF the snid frndleton, on Fri.
day the Sd dry of October nest,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

Siaguiir Resemblance Jph3 Ambfo.
s.as Bach, a Germin composer, aud laIiier
1.-THE celebrated Musician. Sebastian Bach,
hid Il brother named john Chftophrf.
ii Al mus, mn, VIM rxrcpdMsty rr7cmblrd
hl.n, 81 jtut even their own wives could
.o#h djsfiug ia onr from tn oi!lcr by iha
difference of dress TIE brothers tender.
y loved each oiher; their voices, DISPOSE.
nons, tstrs, disld,es. even The sfslc of their
muse, WIRE similar Ii one slekcurd the
olhef also hccam" III and thcs died within
short time 81 eaeh other.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30
a leuer to the Editors from a friend, dated

4 letter 10 he EdItOrS Jr0m q Jr1fnd, ddted
at Port Rodgers, The 9Th inst. says;
{" take great pleasure in stating To you,
that the health OF Com. PORTER is very
fast improving; his fever has in a great
him, in a few days, again paying his visit to
the vessels Of the squadron IN person"
Nat. Int.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

Vigec taking the portrait Of lady, per
celved that when he was working at her
mouth, She was twisting her features IN
order to render II smaller, aud put her lips
IN the most extreme contraction. DO not
trouble Yourself 81 much, madam, cxclaim.
ed thu painter; for if you choose, will
draw you without any mouth nj all.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30
S0rannah Georgian


The Cincinnati " Republican" speaks of
Mammoth Water Melon that had been
served up at the Cincinnati Hotel on the
9TH inst. weighing sirty one pounds, feet
8 inches long, and feet inch 10 circnm-
ference.-A late Providence paper DIES
crbes fine favored cherry of singular
description, which had been brought to
that market, of bright yellow color, ting
ed with carnation; has firm flesh, and is
not perfectly ripe until about The Isl Sep
tember.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

According to the accounts from Natchez
10 the 3Oth alt. very aiming fever IS
still raging-65 persons had fallen victims
in the course Of days. The physicians
had differed abont the character of it
some prGnonncins it to be malignant; o.
Tiers, not.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

Popc's oath was, God mend me. A
link boy, to whom lac had refused a pen.
ny looking Mt his dimlnuti,e crooked
stature, cried out, God mend YOU, indeed
il would be less trouble To make new
one.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30
GNAsD
KRiAL EXPERIMENT
TNNEE Hai.s,o0NS.
y heauticul CAN
Two american Flags,

will be attached to II, which will conlai
LIVE ANIMAL.
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e A.itteN Sc ~. ". NenYy

Are Agents for the following Works:
Edinburgh Review, IS 90
Quarterly Review 5 90
New Monthly Magazine, published in
London s reprinted every month, 8 90
New York Medical and Physical Jour
nal, edited by Drs. Francis, Dyck-
man and Beck 4 90
United States Law Journal and Civil
lian's Magazine, edited by several
members of the bar 5 90
.M payable IN adcance.
+. l.. aud X. n. II. receive subscriptions
for all periodical works of merit published
in the United States.
They have always on hand all the New
Publications, and a good assortment Of
standard works in all the departments of
literature. Orders from distance care
fully attended to. Jan. 7.
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Christian Advocate.

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must he cnc,b.ttsa v,th rh,. lsg;t;o,,ts nsa q
the arms ,yl,,cf th.,ah,,se In tb;s 40 ;c.t,,.
Christian sIvocat. a. a ,,,,t .e,,-
xble. indeed that 4 ,n,,.t hs "a, hnmnl, mart
It a,ures Ia ne s,,np,shat instrumental; IN n,s
venting the evi, effects If literature ,n;sann.d
In ,ulti M, ana ,;.,,,s;n,, snn,,d h,.,;,ii o.;
tcism in exno.,no, ,,;srs,,,s.snt,,t,o, and so
ph,,try !, ~ ..,,,.,. 49,, 80 .ftho
gospel in tnat ch,s1e a,,., as,,a.t.e dr.s. ,va,eh
ney give full fleet (, the,r NATIVE harm. IN
andeayorinot ~ che,;s,, M lo,s oflear,,;no ,,,
aiusttaste among the you,,ser clergy, AID 20
tfomo's .,snnD,-,, '''s $500 80, a,'u -
stbat to,e 81 -, - .',''a, I'a'',
--yhjCh shall dem, ,ha, Il IS not bns,,le
but highly fay or.be ~ :. s 'shatsasver It,nasars
,rqe, honest, lust, pure lovely. and of acod re.
port" u,ni'der the Divine BLESSING. il sh,ll
tefcund that these results, to any considerable
twill have rendered service in which all who
shailhlve given it their aid will have reason Tor.
ever toreloice.
Thekinds of matter which this publication
II" ,r contain, 1t Is not thought necessary to spe'
'e''rehn the best religious misc cIla'nes, which
80, ..e pa"i''ied bothin E,nope and the United
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-05
CAVTlOS.
r AN compeHtd al last, from inner

I AN compelled al last, from imperious ne
i eessiiy, 10 gre ms public warningio all Most
mho hare been far gears in The habd Of trepas-
sing upon my property, that II ddH MOI be pas.
ed orcr any longer BY me, uihom cRdearoring
10 BRING orry 90ender Uithom crccptioa 10 JUS,
tee. PerhapS aoue are mol aHdre that Mt Of
fences committed By them eeerg day, are teioni-
Gus aud that tor picking up HE old rood aud
brash, they are habie to Il tfial for felony. The
Legislature has made me cutting dopa theiiAlber
and s0plings, mhich UdS hertt6tore rtSpnSs, f.
'0ag No ioHbt some mag link this hqrsh.
measure, mat Is, 10 punish a gtrs0a for pickine
mp a little brush, bm il they uW "a amine the
result Of Hdi prifasdge, thy uW no i0nger
d0ubt The pr0priety Of THIS aotice. IAme tied
erery other course IN ruin. Iheretore positive
" Jorbid, nndor The peaahg Of me lar, aH and
tsery person orPefsons, from going on my tond,
cutting timber u any SORT 0r size, carrying n
w0y tic old rood, or picking mp he dry brush,
Dc. as am determined 10 make an eIampt. OF
NE frd e6epfer whist am on Mis nbjeei,
WM fakc The hbtrty 10 notice dnoihtT grieu.
0nre aader uhich tabor that is, from he
practice ofMe boys Of his turn being PERMITTED
In stroll all 0rer The Reighborh0od Of Sdtuy-
dGy or Sunday, WhcR n0t al school, and SOME.
hines on 0Her days WheH They ShoHH he at
Sch0ot or somewhere else haI whtre they ire
quentiy are, 'tiaom bling catied 10 account for
hoio 4, phtrc hey hare spent their time. Some
fem days since, about eigH or nine buys, and
most Of Mtm n Respectable pareHts loo, 20 he
rest, Of c0urSc, This notice tW be Of 40 sfrricc) }
Strotled nd ~ myhHie Jdrm near torn, on mhieh
Ihdte q youaR ofrhord groWing, and AFTER beoi-
ing III The Gppits 10 waste, they deIiberaieiy
wem through The rorafeid, ami UiH hrif teei,
brute dd,oH NE cofH. IL could haTdiybc erptci-
ed of me- Tint sb1Bid btar MI ms yfrU mn.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-05
New and Valuable Medicine.


fsNiiIs, new aud elegant Balsam bIds fai
i to stand unrivalled ia its merits, for Con-
SYMPTOMS aud Coughs, and we boldly venture
to assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
much credit in So short time as This compo
siton. Scarcely case occurs but may be
relieved by the timely use Of it, many having
lately used it in seated Cons,lrnptions with the
most surprising success, who were gwen up
by the most skillul ply sicians IN the country.
Many certificates Of lis cllicacy accompany
each bottle.
| hereby certify that my wife has for some
time past been troubled with violent Cough,
and has been in o very delicate health, and
after having tried many different things with
out getting relief, bought for her bottle OF
Dr. MclIen's Cough Drops, from the use OF
which very short time she found great relief,
and her Cough has entirely lett her, aud she
has reCaned her strength.
JOHN W. JENKINS.
Hudson, 1911 Month 29Hi, 1919.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH ID. MCNEIL,
Recorder Of the city Of Hudson
ITO the afflicted Wllom this may concern
Rosanna Barton, do certify that took a VIC
lent cold in the latter part OF the year 1918
which created violent Cough aud difficulty
of breathing, which was very distressing tiii
procured hottie OF Doctor Me4'en's Cough
Drops, and by taking few doses OF the shId
drops, / Was entirely cured OF my Congh and
pain in my side. RosANsA BAhloN'
Wife Of MIR. Joseph Barton
Hudson, 1911 Month 1871, 1919.
This is to certify TINT in June 1919, was
seized with IA very distressing Cough. pain in
my side, great weakness Of the lungs, and IT
continued iisiil II@ly 1910, Nl,ich confined me
TO the house and part Of the time TO my oeo
had tried every thing as thought but all IN
vain. | was at last induced 10 make trial OF
Dr. Mellens Cough i%ops, which gave me I'M
mediate relief, Increased my strength. ana re-
stored my former sleep. lean ~iih the great
est confidence recpamepd thea to an thai are
afflicted Wits ,l,ose complaints. asa tfty Ea,u'
abhs medicine. NANCY BOZ hHE'
Radsos, Columbia ety. NJ Dee. q, 1912
FOR SALE ~
DR. T IrMpNnrYs, Lynchbnrg'
i March lsi lom
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TRUST sale.

10y virtue OF n deed of trust executed by
~ james Holmes 10 the subscriber, " tel
the lolb day Of April, 1892, aud duly rcey r,le,l
in the Hastings Clerks Office, aud for ~ ,rpo-
SEES therein mentioned, shall on The Eif h dnv
OF August next, 1.-THE storehouse occpp led bv
said Holmes, proceed 10 sell, 10 the highest
bidder, AT public auction, for cash, tie stock
IN trade Of said Holmes, consisting o { Drugs.
Medicines, Shop-fnrniture, Paints, DiIs, Dye,
sIad's Sc. he tile in hetrusspe W Ilbe con.
veyed to the purchaser and none other.
VIM. NJ. RIYES.
July %. wtds 81
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perioaical I.iterature.

AJAX following periodical works arc publish
M n. i.lrrhLL, AT his bookstores, SO Ches-
.,seet, Philadelphia, and i, rlenton, andb
sonnis llESuy. ~ broadway, New. York.
rryEl,A. TEXAS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
No subscriptions Willie received 10, less than
solasne, and they must begin with the begun.
.;a., d a volume. No sc'p.i9n viii DC DIS.
ss,nalled until all a,rearages nave been paic
s,.d unless notice has been give.l before the
announcement OF a new volume.
Al letters addressed to the publishers ale to
bepost paid.
and forwarded oy mail as soon as published.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-05
.Haseum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
rpenalure ii THIS enterprise, may be nndeI-
.,ood from few considerations which the ad
,eri,.us will venture to subj Din 20 their annun
.,alorofit. The periodical works OF Great
a. tan AMI F.ance contain mass OF literary
srt-sie..t, ttesinleriseh whien does not reach
the AAtfftan pubic for want OF a suitable
ehanne.. but which would be read among us
with eqnal pleasure and profit Such Of the
British Reviews aud Magazines as are reprint
81 IN the United states--not excepting the T.
dInburgh and Q,arterly Reviews--embrrce
much matter which II of little interest AID OF no
advantage to the American reader, and not un
frequently fitted to vitiate his literary taste, his
morals, or his political principles. IL - desfa-
Bic, undet these circumstances, that selection
should be made, such as would iurnah the va.
liable and tanning portion oil their con
feots, to the exclusion ofthe other portion CON
ssting Of details and speculat either unin-
telestlna in themselves, or mischieyous IN Their
tendency, or altogether OF local concern and
application. On this plan, idle expense and
fruit!css consumption OF time, would be olivia
ted for pages destitute OF merit might he sub
stituted many OF value which now remain un
known and inacces 4ible. of several Is itish
Journals OF the sci ntific and erudite cast, and
others lndeed oi a moe ,,eaeral and attic same
time very solid charactei, little OF no use is
made by the edito and compilers Of he perio-
deal works pl i.ited in the United Sta es.
The object Of the one now aiyeIti ed is the
accumulation, in pei Inanent form, oil the ina
teliais thus neglected, and of the literary AID
scientific Articles worthy Of being rep inled in
dis country, but which, when 0, are accom-
na,;ed hv ,thcrs NOS sessinr n a caun to attcu-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-05
Journal Of Foreign .Hed,ctne.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
d aud IA LII Il IL nDIL.E IA Ii

Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
d. and WILLIAM PRICE, Nj. II.
AS us Title Indicates, the JDurnslnow offered
10 the patronage oi the public, will be CONDUCT
eu ehtheiy on the principle OF Selection, The
'eahihe feature oithe plan more dlstlnct w emu n
Gated. Is TO present at stated intervals, SORT OF
synopsis oi the Foreign Magazines, journals,
ana 'sesie"s, appropriated to hledicne and its
kind'e ed Sciences.
No one will doubt the importance ofthis de-
sign, who Is conversant with the periodica
works OF Enrope. As Is incident to such pub
iicdtions, the matter which they contain is alto
gether ot a mixed nature, and OF merits the most
unequal. They are vast field, where golden
wheat IS too OF en- choked by useless or pe,ni-
eious iaies, AID where it imports us like the
p ndent husbandman, to reject the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
moreover, at this time so nune Gus, so costly
and so difficult to lie procured, that really they
can only be consulted by a large majority OF the
cultivators oil science in the United States, thro
mrdium imewbat similar to the one now
proposed. ltisthereIore meant to give an ex.
tract 50 coplous Of Their contents, as not only TO
exhibit the progress oithe Physical Sciences "a
bt DAD, butte do away, in a great degree, the
necessity ofrecuuingto the works themselves
The contents ofthe Joulna vail be arranged
under the division of
l. Selected Papers.
9. Selected Reviews.
3. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
f. List oil New Publications.
I he work is published in numbers in Janua-
ry, April, July, and October, forming yearly
large volume.
This Journal is a continuation of the Flee
trio Reperto,y, and was commcncedin January,
1921.
Published quarterly Priee -Four Doiiarsa year,
payable in adranct.