Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
THE QUARTERLY
CHRISTIAN SPECTATOR

: N the year 1899, ne Cup,sr,.> Spxcr,rop m
su'neu ''e eharacieT OF Quar,erly Review; and
was transferred To one o. the officers ot yArr Cor
LEGE as Editor, IN conjunction with nh. .ri,,na,
board of conductors BY excludnp r,L,nous ,ntc,
gcnce, and other subjects of u miscellaneous nature
The original matter has been moro tban doubled
ihe work Is devoted To the cause ol EyAnoEI,c,r
TRUTH IL will embrace however the widest range
OF topics comprehcnding literature science politic,I
institutions, systems of education, benevolent eorta of
every descripuon-all, IN short, which can interest
"h enlightened christian community. It's lcndpr
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hcrst College; Prof. Emerson, OF the Apdover The
illogical Institution; Pres Marsh, OF Burlington Col
ege Prof Fowler, OF Middebury COLLAGE. II 90 Dr
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yctt, of New York; Rev. DR.. Skinner and w ,llism
L dwight Esq. at Philadelphia; Rev. Leonard Ba-
con, OF New Haven, CT; Rev. DR. Por err OF Farm
ngton, Ct; Rev. 5. K. Andrew, Of Woodbury. C,
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