Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

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ex'an, on tie suiec 1he whole preceded by shor Treatise
on the sounds Of The Fcb language with those Of
in the High School Of pniad,pS.a ''" language
TIE Adventures Of 1ecnuchus French, accompanied by
hey TO facilitate the translation Of his work by A. Bchnnf
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me .1merican Journal of Science and .4rfs
WAs pojecied in 1917, aud commenced in July,
~ i'o' Befnie that period, original Journal OF
science had Appeared in this eouny excsm that Of Dr.
BRucE which limited to mine sioev with
The complexion of the FIST volume. The Jour
"a mas been with little reward under vei..
STUDIES sometimes deouIs gig, until II bs, eaeh,d i,s
sixteenth volume. Ample liustra, nv Vino, and
"se excess OF matter IN every number, beyond what
stipulated, have made il u expo nsiye woyk
From its commencement to the present time. II I'M. ro.,
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received has been paid for the support Of the work eay
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sble.
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some measure, Identified with the prccress az m.
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fact, is unreasonable ask Of this great aud on,,.,
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