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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-03

A LDERTS' SPECIFIC FOR CHILBLAINS, having
N stood the test Of many years experience, and received
the commendation Of innhmcTahle suffer ers, n, 10 its almost i'm
mediate and ncoer failing cures, is, on the approach OF win
ter. again proposed to the public.
In thu, advertising this article, il Is with a corGdeHse as TO
il, excellence and certain healing properties. Ii may he used
by adults and by children, without the least trouble or incon-
venience. II operate. as n preventive; aud III slight cases,
cures are often effected in teen,yJonr hours. and severe
case. in Two to four days. The most respectable references
can he pIesenicd.
One Phial will often he found sufficient for the cure Of sew
eral persons, when The case. are slight and the wash used with
care.
This remedy is put up in Phials, each wrapped in printed
directions for use, with Ire irritten signature of Henry Albert,
and to prevent imposition, on the outside Of each, by Charles
Darrell, who is the proprietor emily agent for the United
States.
waole.ale price, 90 per dozen--at retail, n gents each PHI
al. All orders will receive immediate attention..
CHARLES DARRELL,
No. i55, Wahngton-streei. Boston.
Nov. r. Wfeb.
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To ROsABELI.E.

To ROsABELt.E.
Few soryows hal slo NJ mr. ava,
~ hopc. my JOY, nv Gsn-vicve!
~ Isysx ma hsl whens'sf ! s,ae
Tbssungs hal make isof eIfsvel Csl~hS
Pure hsstssa - . bsfsd vssh
Wilma Q anmsnn shell,
4 AstI syrA sad 4 fadiaat N1
An tho, ~ Aosshoile-
bNsssl hsausy sis~p aFsa mr. kr~r
Cad hasss lssfsss fsiac oyer;
~ M~ek and puse ~ d.svm an 0MM,
a. enasssCs az ths skies.
Inv Mid Inks nrn III %ehTpruf,
tbs bright oncs TREE and CAD,
Like g:ancrs frnm . Iieiad ssdh-
1hy sgd unis sw -et'y ssd
AMI whom n lear n ~ thine Eye,
To witch w,ih sorow's s.rIij
VI, nuac h,sy ldy ,r,ss thee '3,
hfy 49,. u s,ve,t ius 'lGiie.
I us,nk IL thee " hen daylight pouis
Z uet glans. . thInugh the say,
Aui then vii. I,,rp my slnft soars
AIMING the liilngs Oh hugh.
TImu art mn ANGEL ny my rhte,
10 eas,i, I hid farewell,
AMI every dr'atno ~ pJsnp an ! PRIZE
To all, lmt a.salele.
B,,yh, dreams attend thee, gentle one,
fhr brightest and tho best
Fcs smsow s<arcr can f,'l upon
\ maid ~, purely hi~et.
An when dcauis sliAd rvs round thee swell
And dim thy rt'ry eyes.
On may - thou be. my Rosabeile,
A spirit ii iie skies.
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NEW GOODS.

r ARCHER 4 HA1CH will open this morning, 4 fresh
supply IL CIsOTHS aud CAfsiMERES, ~tng.tiier
with a penersl nssnrtinent ~ Goods In their line, which were
bonslt nj nuciiun In New York AZ vuy reduced prices, aud
will 10 sold al o UnaIl advance. k0ylo
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Az A VALUABLE MEDICINE I 40
Recommended. BY objectionable and conclusive
f,sllmOaiQLy,

VENHE Proprietor confidently oiI,is TO The public what sx-
peri,nee has proved TO be one oi ,he most eiheasious
compounds in the Maicria MaIico, fr The cure ot that class
OF dist .s,ing, ~dang.Jou. and nyeleistr Drea'es produced BY
an impure state of The blood, aciinou, of the hunours aud
viialed habit OF body, ami usaal!y exhibiting ihsus.iys. IA the
vniou. iol IN, OF Sc, .f4io, "a Rhssa, LGfO'y, 81. 1ntAony's
fire, Ftper Sores, bhas s'thing', Foul and Obstinate ",
GERS, Sore Legs and Eyes, SAID H,.d, Seurvy and Tsnsrtat
Tam, wLeis Me- curry Ia, JAILED.
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DUMFRIE S REMEDY FOR THE
krP PILES. -E1a

mr. N CASE OF A CURE.gD
"BosroN, NOvEMBka 24th.' q.
CIR,-The Pile Ointment and EieciuaTy l lately had q.
- you has had an excellent eliect.-J have been tToubbcd
for years with the Piles, and have never found any remedy
thai would compare with yours. The late attack was q So
we're one, but the relief was almost immediate. 1 luke gI~s
pleasure in communicating this to you, for the benefit q ahy
who may be suffering under SO painiula disease.
NJ KIDDER:" 80
7Re original letter may BE- seen at tho Counting Roos@
Of the Proprietor. -.
1.-the Proprietor of this Medicine, recommends u with
the fullest confidence, us one Of the most valuable remedies
yet discovered, for the cure oftie p1inful and dcbiltatlng con-
plant Of The Piles. lie deems il unnecessary To publish any
ther than the fore going testimonial In lis favor. IhS remedy
as moro perfectly answered The purpose for which u v In
ended, than any other now In common Use, and anofds tm-
ediat sand permanent RELIEF, both from the disorder Itself, 3
= accompanying symptoms Of pain IN The loins, vertigo, tead
ache, los Of appetite, Indigestion, and other marks Of debility
The remedy Is quite innorent, and may he administered 10
all ages and both sexes. Plain and ample Directions with .
description VI Tie complaint accompany each package, which
consists Of tpo bones, one containing an Ointment, and the
other an EicetuaYy.-Prce 81 for both articles, or but 50
cents where but one fnly is wanted.
- Prepared and sold wholesale, together with the" Cow
nay .Mtdieine," by the sole Proprietor I. ID at hs
Counting Room over No. 20, coHier Of Cout and Hanover
streets, and retaied by his special appointment, by the fN-
lowing Druggists. J. BALcH and JoHN II. MASON b Co
Providence, Dr. A. +. MOORE, Newport asd DR.. J.. WILL
LiAMS, Warren.
- Olserye that none are genuine without the w1itten Gf9E
nature Of I. KIDDxR, on the outside printed wrspper.
III large discount made to those who buy TO sell again
Oct 1y
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FLOUR.

WEsTERs Canal baltimore Howard Street, White
SETH adams, IN.
Nov 20 No. "a, south Waiera d.
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LINNRAN poTANIC HARDEN N NURSERIES,,

(NeaT New York; WILLIAM PRIScE, Proprietor.
TEyHIS establishment IN well know for IT, great extent,
a has now TO offer la tho public, In addition To the i'm
mense collections OF former years, several hundred new
varieties Of Fruits, which have recently been brought into
notice by Mr.. KsfaHr, President of The Horticultural
Society Of London, and otlier distinguished horticuuralsts,
most OF which are IN possession Of no otLCr persons In the
Union. The assortment of fruit ,fecs, of all Kinds, hcs been
near doubled, and the collection Of ornamental trees, flower
ing shrubs and plants, greer. house plants, &c. has also been
greatly extended; the Cherries, and many other kinds, are
OF n uperior size. And in consequence Of The great exer-
iions made, tie orders will be executed In a very superior
manner.
Catalogues OF the collection mny be obtained Of the sub
scrIusr, gratis-who has nlso for fae :" Princes Treatise on
Horticulture, with descriptions of the various trees, and d.
reeuons for their culture" Price 81.
EDWARD II. YOUNG, fgent,
Oct No. "a, Market square.
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LINES WRITTEN IN NY DAUGHTERS ALBUM.
N~..s H. Lv sSarxkSv~ ed .sf God1 LII xl 7.

aNes WRITTEN IN NY DAUGHTERS ALBUM
Coast sAos BY ssarsAsrs (sd on Godi LIB All
R~ck W In kaow tho great fns cnuso,
Wmsc fxi gave this world rs firm,
And gpveTns by unvuyins laws,
~ calm aud sunshine, wind and stofmf
WIN xxAs the ,o~,uIns ssah win nywe~,
The suAngiosi ornament With light,
Wha-r rssIne., h ,i,~t,i'd In s'mw-u.
AWd never siun'Les day nor nxhtf
WI, HIDES upnn tho hcstiny wind,
III nmf,aufs tlirnsh the Ieafy gave,
Wb~e Iusicy y tHr vss KIND,
The sAjra Il o1r feaI and lovof
Whs-s y.aps In ,hnader 6ils tho mir,
az xsnsiy rws,is the ssatl,crn -,
b p,r~,i IN tho iigiining's glare,
TIE sinsncs's rain and winloG's hal!
WLo hls immensely of spree,
wl,oso power DER e,Intiar~ worlds extends,
" hosc wisdom, justice, power AID grace,
Ths huiaLse-i child vi eaIli, defends!
Who Eom Eternity has hcrn,
And through, ETERNITY viii he,
" ho ne'cI by marital eye was seen,
And wion M natal eye -hsii SIC!
Par NJ Tho Fast is from the we@i,
IN figiA from the touid D,ne,
HH power md gtpy ne contest,
And w,iilions b,w ;sioe hs throne.
Dsyo.d, kryoad The upper sky,
Alive tho sitr,r where cnsUris tlaxe,
And deep wllcrc oceans caverns ir,
Myiais II buinss sc,ind his praise.
And yet he csndcsesrpas 90 dwell
IN hum.lAe and In conir'te hearts,
ITO cheer iissis ln pea, their Irais disp~i,
And peace ana Joy anil love Inpcss.
oearci. then the records he h,s given
To man 90 guido hs l,nrIy way,
To show tho unerine path b, heaven,
: Tho dawning III a brighter day.
yh~,o you may read lis promise sure,
That tiiosc WIN early sAek, shall md,
A suurro OF Joy, drer, rich AMI pure,
A h.avcnl, . iiace Tor Tho mind.
AL when, my chill, thine honr has conc,
And tl,r,i slsi, rot beneath the sd,
Thy gentle spifii weic ,mcd i'pr,c,
Shall dwell IN vrace mud and Thy 6"d.
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wHEATONS JAUNDICE BITTERs,

Which arc so eininenty useful IA removing all janndiee ane
bilious complaints.
The above i, for sale by Dycrs Il Manton, Gushing Il Hop
pin, j. S. Lerned Il ". Ueoige IL. r~ilinglasi, Benjamin A.
nattey, J. II. Mason, Joseph Bach, ", Duty Greene, w. II
Taylor, Charlie Greene, Arlington n Durroush and j. +.
Anes, Providence. In Taunton, by ID. Brewer. In P~awtuekst,
by I'srny Merry, and all the principal Druggists throughout
he United States. Nov. 1.
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WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT.

lished, as 10 need no explanation, fol being a pleasani, safe an
sure remedy foi thai loatbsoms disease II il also a certain cur
fr all ~.rupiions Of the skin, and the salt kheum. Price 81 l.
cents.
N u. II has been recently ascertaincd to be a valuable art
clio for the cure Of Chilhlains.
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DIR. ~DAVENPORT'S
ByEYCwS ELEES.

THN1ESE Pills are justly esteemed FOR their easy operation
Il as a mild. safe and gentle Medicine, may be taken a
might OF, going 10 bed without the least trouble or movement he.
fore mornins--no alteration necessary in The diet nor hindranee
10 business, they are accommodated 10 al season, and climates;
the increased sale Of these Pills is deemed a sufficient proof Of
meiaed value.
Dir. D~AvENPoRT's CELEBRATED
EYE WATER.
Which need, only to he used to be highly approved Of for al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26
E,gAEa Z & 81 s2r 3 N q.
PORT or RJCiLUOND. .NUjI p.

CLEARED.
Brig Jane, \. NJ Attwaicr, for Rio le ,.,.yi,
ana a market with fVur
ARRIVED.
ScAr Elizabeth, ii, nry y Yor,. via Norfr: 9 Laws
Hchr Margaret Uhnor, from New York. with sin-
dries TO =. Ludlam.
Steamboat ditno. Hazard, from CITY Point, with
the ucw schr Chesterfield Passed bso,,. Srg'r Me-.
rldan, lngcrsoN from New York; schr Syil 'Tu--
ncr; and sCnr Independence, Hoo or from Bs,i-uo.
and sIoop Independence, Osborn, from New Yo,L
bound up.
Steamboat Richmond Chapml N from Norlsll. with
50 passengers Passed oil jamestown sc..r Planter,
Baldwin. bouHi up with a fair vinl.
Steamboat Norfolk, Ferguson, irc.n baltimore and
Norfolk
SAILED,
Sch Pennsylvania, Albertson for New York, coal
and Hour.
Brig Hunter, Donny for y York. -four.
Sc!r iticimoni Robinson, for New York coal.
ocLr Mary Ann Norton. ior Nry York coal
SCnr Ranger. ----, Baltimore coal
Brig Enterprise, Shapard, for New York -four
NORFOLK, Nov. 22.-Arrd. schr. Mary Flea
nor, Knox, from Washington bound to Ri.lg.,ad
In Hampton Roads brig Bru'us, Blunt. of Ports
mouth N III Rotterdam, and 90 days from Cow, j..
ballast. bound up James River.
Sailed, brig EErr;ion, Hopkins, FOR 81. ThomIs. and
schr Hero. Chlttin, +or Richmond.
The ship Harriet. Johnson, which was pt anchor a.
Old Point, parted her chain during the blow last
night, and was compelled TO up mo Hampton
RO DIS.
The sclr Eclipse, johnson. from y York hound D.,
Petersburg, has gone up James River
Cleared, ship Norfolk, Wood, Bordeaux brig *
ericn, Hopkins, st. Thomas.
.Nos 23.--Arrived, schr Harriet Smith Disio sway.
iron, R;chn'o..a bound to n York Passed oil Day :.
Point. ship ashore, supposed bound up. The schr.
Burlington i.owder, fioui tticiDJn,t bound 10 ~,
York, came down James River in company and went
to sea- Passed below the Forts two soops u. iorr no
doubt the 81. Marys, Hammond, and Good Hone.
Briggs, reported Oh Monday last, and driven asor,,
during Tie blow lat night.
In Hampton Roads brig Ajax, Albee from up
James tiyes bound to laNrc.
Sailed, schr Morgiana, iiaincs, for RickD.oad
.Nor. -. Sailed, ship Norfolk. Wood, for Dor
dcauX, aud srLr Harriet Smith, Dissosway, for New
York
The ship Mary Beach. Allen, hence at ST. Thomas,
discharged. md sailed 7:h inst. for Salt Kew
The shin Benjamin Rush; Duff, hence AZ Vnlrara-
so 2Gth July, III no days, and proceeded on the 2nth
Tor l.ima--eXp'ricnced very heavy wea,hcr gomy
round Care Horn.
Cleared ship Hercules, Rich, Rcluond
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could have had any motive 20 iujuro ino by such n
device. Those who know him best aud have marked
LIS during the Presidential contest especinll
towards Gen. Jackson and his friends. viii Ia, bell
able to decide, whether he is we'll qualified as
any other man, to do that very thing
One word more, and have done. This NAV truly
be said to be the age of cauinny and abuse The
spirit oil detraction and party has arisen armed with
the ggaiitlc power OF the press which has opeTatcd
like u scourgc upon the land. Nothnr has been too
sacred for ITS touch No character too HIGH for il,
reach: The great aud the good, public and private
men, have been alike It's victims. t'inp 10 | do 4
nigh and responsible station | ought not | did not
expect to be exempt. / believed have had nav full
share OF the editorial structures of the press have
not complained shall /. As public Inan DO
not know that j ought. lie who consents To I'll
ONCE or high stntion III these tiu,es must abandon
himself to the public scrutiny, and the press 90 be ec
viii sometimes be licen,ious.
But 1t remained tor the party nalignity of these
days, and for such as Mr. Sounr To come forth
III the character of an intorner and in the face of INV
country, charge ina with an attempt To sacrifice my
principles and honor, for the purposes of black anb
tion The evidence UPON winch II has been done j.
before the wo.!d, ana ask for it an attentive and
candid considerations lave felt il Ia be my duty to
make TINS appeal 10 the liberal ana lust portion Of NV
ro,intrymen-to those who cherish private honor as
Tie foundation Of public trust. 10 then Judgment
sf!a! always BE- prepared to bow. because am yatf-
I'd 1t WILDE just. now take my lcu,e OF tls sub.
lect, and hope forever. 1t is Disgusting to
leave me any wish 10 proong it, aud am very sure
that, III the opinion OF every honorable man. shnIl
have been sufficiently punished and degraded in
beng forced Though under sense Of deep and I'M
lnered injury To maxi this appeal to the public and
70 have my veracity, brought il competition with ;hu;
ot Mr.. john Sloane.
ANDREW STEVENSON.
.Nts. 90, 1925.
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ANTI-AUUriON MEETING.
We. 90, 1925.

At large meeting of merchants and citizens o..
richmond opposed to auctions at the Eagle last CIV NJ
ing, pursuant 70 notice. On motions of Mr.. th.r,s
Ellis, John Alum Esd. called to the Clair ...,!
Bernard Pcyton Esq. appointed Sccrcary
Inc Chairman briefly called the attention oc Ike
meeting to is objects, when Mr. Flcininy James.
Resolutions.
Whereas, the people OF the u. $. especially the
nercant7e conin@'ty have suffered eriero,s and ,-
ioui losses by of fequcnt fluctuations IN the
Valne OF goods mainly to be attributed to 0utjn 81
Resolved therefore, that the citizens of Rich
inond' VIII use all iegm and proper means together
with our best cNcrtions, to put down the auction sys
ten, or restrain it within proper bounds.
Resolved, that u Committee of I3 be Amounted fnr
the purpose Of drafting memorial ca the Congress of
Tue U. >. IN conformity thereto and that the said
committee report to @is 'ocetiHg with littt delay
rs possible.
These Ia, ing been read from the Chair we're lon
ted without dissent.
The committee under the last Resolution consist 81
N Charles Ellis, VIM. GIllintt, J. F. Taylor. Hall
Nelson, VIM. Gait, F.. James Orrin Williams ! a.
Lancaster, Gustavus Lucke, a. Plcasants VIM. An
dcrson, J. IL. Gardncr, and Sanl AjaIx
The committee having retired, III sho.. time Mr.
Ellls reported the following memorial to COMPRESS
(rhe length Of the memorial ronars the posponenent
OF It's publication until to- morrow rccessary.)
The question adopting the memoir! =. was put BY
the chair, and unanimously carried
On motion of Mr.. James tho PROCEEDINGS were or.
dered to be published in the papers OF the city, and
ward Committees appointed TO collect signatures to
the memorial.
The following Ward Committees We're then aIpoin-
ted by the chair
jefferson Vnrd.-Orrin Williams, Henry Clarke
ino. a. Lancaster, John Van Lew, Nethl Charter
.IGdiSon Ward-Wm. Gait, Jno. Garth Richard
g. Wortham, ~. Peasants, Jas Ii. Gardner.
Monroe Wlrd.--Ioshua J. Fry. Mann :. Vuleu-
tine, Thos. Mieur, VIM. Dabncy, Sain'l Dunn.
On motion of Mr.. James, 4 committee consstinr Of
CO.. Pcyton, VIM. Andersen, Cnurlcs Ellis, j. p
LayIor, andthc cairnan were appointed to wait upon
The Representative Of this District TO ascertain what
support he will give tothe wis hes OF the meeting.
On motion of Mr.. James Il committee CONSISTING
OF r. James, J. a. Lancaster, J. = Taylor, Charles
Ellis, VIM. Cali, and Guetavns Luck. wrrn nm.
pointed to correspond with similar committees else
where.
On motion of Mr. Iaipes, the thanks Of III, incctno
were voted TO the chairman and secretnEy.
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LATEST FROM COLOMBIA.
Bg tie B3'ir mn. NJ .Niyr- yo,.L.

Under date of Bogota Sept 25tl. we read that the
trials ot suspected persons continue and more fIg-
tivcs continue TO be captured
The Bogota Gazette Of Oct. 5tlI, informs us of the
execution of Ramon Guerra and Gen. Padilll OIL the
Cd October. On tho 30th of September Hornent
was shot, as we'll w. Xuiaybnr, Col. Silva I,icts
e. Gaindo, 81 T.. J. Lopez. The triuls of the others
were goi,ig on, and their execution was expected.
GGrulo' v. TcIodn, Mendoza, I. Gonzales and f..
Brlzero had not been tlkon. Tho editor says 1t is
believed that Santaucr Is in he focus of the con-
spirncy.
With regard to Peru the same paper remarks, that
II IL time to put il out Of her power TO iuure other
states ms she has just injured Boiiyia--whch means
thit the subiugation mot annihilaton) OF that Re
public IS recommended.
fhc Ruisanor Of Guayq;l says that Col. Accro
VIII return 70 Peru with his cavalry lin GOOD discip-
Hnc) to teach the Pcruviuu5 respect for Colombia
a private letter from the commander Of the south
crn army says there Is prospect of sudden attack
from the Peruvians. lie has private adyiccs shat
tier Ecn PLAIN had removed his head quarters from
PInTa to Tahbo, AMI was waiting only for money to
mnrch.
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d. MCDONALD.

E0oI and 80 .lInnrfncLni

Boot and Sine Mopufaciurcr.
GEcoHp door below the Old Market-Uousc, Ricl-
- mond, Va. continues 10 make tn order ladies'.
gcatemcu's and chTdrcns Shoes and Boo,s. which he
VIII warrant.
ID. MDouald also has the pleasure Of scqua:ntinr
s friends aud customers, that hc has Just returned
from Philadelphia and New York, aud has brought
with him extensive assortment of ladies' ocniic.
mcu'a misses. hoys' d chldrcns BOOTS s. SHOES.
made by the best wcrSmcn in those cities. Lcqfbcr
and Stoematcrs Findings, for sale at northern prices
SHOES for PiutS'oD hmide, Of his own manufacture.
the materials and workmanship of which lac believes
cannot be- surpassed in the State. NoviI
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DE1svy A7gD sUPHRxaG ARmtor.s,g:.
iLtce R'ccircd By TIE Lad Pacteis, Gerry extensive
s9ppiics Of
FASHIONABLE BOOTS 6 SHOES.

Such as ladies and gcntlcmcns moccasus or over
socks, of every I,ind ot he most comfortable ar
iiclcs over inycntrd Aud complete assortment of
INDIA rubber shoes; Leather travelling trunks, with
iron Franco, an travelling bags;
Also ladies Fronch 81 American slippers, trimmed
IN every fashions scalskin & mock-kid walking shoes;
lasting walking shoes with and wthott heels single
and double vamps, End some lined with India rubber.
elegant lasting silk and satin dress slippers of every
fashionable colour.
Geniicmen superior made fine CaIis,u boots. with
square and round toes. aud great variety al ovcry
price to s. 5o fine caliskin booecs cfcvory dcscrip-
hon, and some very stout; Also, superior dancing
pumps, with square md round toes and with buckles:
very extensive supply Of misses hoy-' chidrcn's
Boots and Shoes. Servants Shoes Of every Kind.
o. An their goods arc warranted
Scal.yi.u aud Hair Trunks Of every size.
w. IN he corHcr If .Bain and 1lH STREETS.
nov 2G--tf
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Contents of the NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
No 81 for October 829

~
No. 81, for October 1913.
ARr. /. The Public Law Of Denmark Danmark.
% iieTtHg doi!leies Statsrct med stadigt Hensyn til
dem sldefe horidtning we'd .Jol. Fred. Wilhelm
oclhsgel. The pre-, mt public law OF Dcnnark)aDd
u l' Ducies, IN connection with its past state. Ev
J. +. w. Scl.lcgcl.
,. Clarcndon's History. The History of the Rebel
lion aud Civil Wars iii England, to which Is added an
Historical View OF the Affairs OF ireland gy Ed
ward, Earl of Clarendon.
}. German Universities A Tour in Germany. and
some OF the Southern provinces Of the Austrian En-
pnr, IN the yCaTs 1920, 1921 1879. Rv John Pussan
!. On Bees. The Farmers Manual includinor n
I.e"i'-e on tie Management Of Bees. BY Frederick
Lr'!ar.
.. life o. icdyarl. The life Of John Ledyard, the
American Traveller; compr sing selections from his
Journals and h.s corrosrondenc5 By Jared Spar.s.
d. The Life and Writings # Molerc: Historic d.
- We 1t dos CuVrages de Molicre par j. Tacc,ereau
:. President IioAey. a discourse oli the genius
aHd character Of TIE Rev. Horace Hvl=y, Ii D.
.t" President Vi Tran yly ana University B. CLas.
Lu'.:.,A
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