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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
NEW GOODS.


NEW GOODS.
DY the last arrivals from New York and Phadel-
ID phia, Fl. NELSON has received u large and
general assortment of Fresh Spring Goods; comprising
every variety of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
adapted to the Season-among which, are
Black and cooured mandarines and palmyrencs
A and Cd fancy plaid and striped ginghams
Etoffe indienni la style French ginghanrSl
Adrianoplcs and cotepaly, PLAIN and figured
Mandarin and Nankin grapes and pongees
Matteonls heavy black Italian ustring
Heavy India company satins and levantncs
Black and cOlourcG eros de Naples and Gro dc Ber-
Inns
Black senshaws and sarcenets
Cooured and black marcelrne and florence silks
New style Prints Of every quality
Cotton cambrcs and juconcts
Checked and figured do
Plain and figured Swiss null, and book muslins
Sd medium musns, and Swiss cravats
Thread cambria, and cambria hdkfs.
IA, Cd and ID plain and worked bobinet laces
Gimp aces, odgings and quillmgs
Thread laccs and edgings assorted
Elegant lace capes, peleremes and collars
Black and white lace wells
White, green, and black gauze do
Embroidered Grape, berege and gauze hdkfs.
Long and short barege and gauze scarfs
Green worsted barege for wells
Black and assorted Italian nets
White and black silk and cotton hosiery
Fine beaver, Hosskn and silk gloves, assorted
Garnture and gauze cap and bonnet ribbons
New style rich belt do
carved and PLAIN tortoise tuck and side combs
Brazilian tuck, side and dressing do
Blue. black and fancy broad cloths
New style Marseiles vcstings, assorted
Do imperial forentine do
Nance chop nankeens Of superior quality
Fine and extra superfne Rowen cassimcrcs
Cotton horentIne and imitation lasting
Brown and white French drillings
Cd French marino bombnZines, for mems wear
English do assorted qualities
Coloured aud black circassians and bombaZctts
Black and MKT lasting and prunella
A and 7-3 heavy Irish linens and lawns
5, G and "a sheelings, assorted
Diapers and table damask do
Scotch and German oznaburgs
Heavy domestic cotton do
Common and superfne tickings
Apron and furniture checks
Superfine brown and beaChed twist shirtings
Brown shectings, shirtngs plads, stripes and jeans
assorted
a large and superior assortment of umbrellas, and
parasos
With variety of other desirable goods which will
be sold at very reduced prices.
ap 22-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

ENAIHER ROWLAND.-A North American
Il TaIe-Just published, and for sale by
aP ~ J. ii. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

Sir t0Ner Scott again.
THNlE Cabinet History of England Scotland and Ire
land, by the Right Hon. Sir James Macintosh, NJ.
T., Sir Walter Scott, Bart and Thomas Moore, esq. vol
LIST, received by
march J III. Ma SH.
A MEXICAN ALMANAC.-One dozen copies only
Second supply al that valuable publication from
Boston Press, the American Almanac and Repository Of Use.
u knowledge for the year 1880 containing calendar and in
formation connected with ~ phenomena r the year, explana.
ions OF celestial changes and astronomical phenomena,
ceaneous directions hints and remarks statistical and general
information concerning foreign countries and Of the United
Statcs-For sale by J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

Mecklen6Urg County, June Court, 1929.
h"nEhhD, That Master Commissioner Easley do
- state, settle and ADJUST On account Of Rs,bar,
Puryear late executor of Jere mab Ailgood decd a.
well as that OF Joseph u. Clausel administrator de
this court. ~ "
copy. Tcste, wM. c. BAPTIST, u. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
Fire Screens

Fire Screens.
HOST received assortment of bandso,,. De- r
dP2I ~ % y ' SHe- %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

VALUABLE BOOKS.
ScApULAs Greek and English Lexicon, vol. 4to.
- La Places Mecaniquc Celeste (FrenchD ,
vols. ito
ConstaJles Miscell1nies, in a vols 12no
Ciceros Works, LATIN in 80 vols. I2mo
Annals of Sporting, (cold plates) in 10 vols. $50
Changers Biographical History of England, 800 por-
traits, 6 vols $40
North American Review, in 90 vols. Svo
Platt's Universal Biography, ) vols. Gyo
British Poets, % vols, l2mo
Percy Anecdotes (plates) 30 Nos. l2mo
Modern Traveller, (pates) 30 Nos. I2mo
Ramsay's Universal History, - vols Svo
Harthy on Man, 3 vols, 9yo
Sales Coran Alcoran, . vols, $40
Wilson's Ornthology, (cold pates) Q vols Ito
Duga!d Stewards Works, vols Gvo
London Encyclopedia of Gardening, 1 vol, $40
Edmund Burkes Works vols, Gyo
Iangards History of England, 10 vols 8vo
JOncs's Metropolitan Views, (I64 engravings)
vol, lto-For sale by JNO. H. NASH,
opi7 BOOKSELLER. Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

.r, COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, April i2h 1890.
The parties Interested in the settlement Of Tho "a.
count hrst mentioned, and directed to be taken bv me
IN the foregoing order hereby notified that have
appointed the first Saturday in June next for that ph
pose, on which day they will please attend AZ NV OF
nee on Bluestone in said county Of MeckIcnburr. prs
pared TO go into settlement. o. ~
29-w4t WI. II. EASILY NJ 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-14
.MOrris .AcGdena..

THE Fall and Winter Term in this institu- uon commenced on Monday the -4eh 4of October inst. Instruction is given in the ssv- eral branches of English studies.
 An's lnstItut'on is open for youth of both sexes ana every exertion will De made to iuI- prove their minds and manners. The fern ofadmisson are from three to five dolIars ner quarter of twelve weeks. Scholars from a- bload (except those who prefer to do other. wise) will be received into the family of ~fhe Principal. and furnished with instruction. board, washing, room, lights, and fuel, with the use of books. for $11O per year.
 The School has opened under very favora- hle auspices; and as the prosperity of the ir,- stitutiOn depends entirely on inc exertions of the Principal. he has furnished globes and maps for the use of his pupils. and will spare no pains to have the fond anticipations of pa. rents more than realized. .st
 few young gentlemen who are calculating to instruct schools the ensuing winter viii be received and duly prepared for examination.
 s. M. ENSIGN, PriUciDoE. South Farms, Oct. 1e is
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-14
TAKEN UP,
ElLs,gorfh. Def.
NOTICE.

WE the undersigned having been appoint " ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Sharon Commissioners to re- ceIve, examine, adjust and settle tl,e claims of the several creditors to the estate of
 HENRY TOUSLEY,
 late of Salisbury, in said district, deceased. represented insolvent, and said Court having allowed six months from the 5th day of De- tober. 1880, for the creditors of said estate tO exhibit their claims to said Commissioners. hereby give notice that we win meet at the late dwelling house ofsaid deceased, on the first Tuesdays of December and April next, at nine o'clock A. M. on each of said days, to attend to the business of our said appointment. All claims not presented within the time lin,- ited, properly ottested, will be barred reco- very. ss2.s <
 JARED S. HARRISON, n.-,..
 MATTEL BENEDICT, Jun. So"s' 2.
 Salisbury, Oct. :1g, 1880 els
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-14

MR. EDTTeR:
 hyou think the following worthy an insertion in your taper, yOu can give it place:
 Living in New-PresiOn, (WashingtOn,) Conn.,, Mir. Jeiset BaidsOin, American centenary. He was born at Milford, New-Haven county, March 16-27, l7SO; and, consequently s at this date, Sept 16-27, lsSO, one hundred years old and sic mOnths. In his earlier days he was wheelwright, and farmer.- The Indians of WOPOwage (snce called MilGordl were then all around hm, their wigwams, their tomaha their bows and arrows and turning up the soil in the land Of his bth, he subsequently exposed to view their mouldering relics. In his food and drink he has been temperate During his long life he has rarely called for physician. No person has ever seen him very eiaed depressed. In his form he is per. ecily erect. His walk is slow and graceful. His an. pearance is venerable and dignfed. No person would judge him to exceed the age of7O. His forehead is smooth, and his cOuntcnance exhibits beauty umcom mon for his years. He wears no glasses. In the sum- mcr past, he went into lot adjacent to the house. moved several swars of grass, and raked up nearly winrow. He lives at ease and quiet in the midst of he attended the church of St. Andrew, and, amid the sacred service and full assembly, arose unaided, stood erec and listened with apparent pleasure the tune of Old Hundred What mighty changes and revelations have taken place upon earth during this perod He is still in good health, and, from hs pre- sent appearance bids fair to enjoy still consi- derable duration of earthly existence. J.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-14
LOST,

0N the 9th instant, near Osborn's tavern, O on the road leading from Bradleyville to this village. small BUNDLE, containing several articles of Clothing. The finder will be rewarded by leaving said bundle at this of fee. 18 Oct. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE. THE Court of Probate for the District of IL Waterbury hath limited and allowed sia months from the date hereofs for the credit ors to the estate of
 .. ARENA PENN, late of Plymouth, deceased. tO exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly atteated, with- in sad time, will be deharred recoyery.- All persons indebted to said estate are feques- ted 10 make immediate payment tO
 CALVIN BUTLER, Adminiserutor,
 sOitk tAe spiN onaeSed. Plymouth, Oct. 2, 1880 sls
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-14
70 AETO8,

THE Members of this Society are hereby -l informed, that no more meetings of the same will be holden i,a this place, until further notice. : By Order.
 LitehfeId, Sept. 35, 1880 le
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-14

The laSt NesO- Hork Daily Adpeffssr comes to us in ." enlarged and improved Gorm-by means of whicl. tour additional columns OfA.adbertiSements-w be given to the public daily, besides considerable a- mount of additional reading maiter IL is now proba- by the largest we'll prOtabIe paper n the United States. It has always been ably edited, and still sustains its high character.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-14

 n. VAN BUREN, Secretary 0f State.


 "Natieaai Gnard."-lt s proper to state, that at te bFeaking out oi the late RevolusioH in France, there was no organised ''Naiiosai Guard" The Ma sional Gaard (unsrmed Aili,ial dishandsd about three years age hy order of Louis l8h; ,ut the teFials remaaned. Is spontaneously reorgan9ed on the breakiag Of the events, aud Gen. La Faye,ie, its old commsnder in shs year l794, was again called to the commaad. The " Guards" os "Earsic da Corps" King's Body Guard, consisted of about twenty thousand men. smal portion oi whirh were Swiss. The "regiMenss of the line, v were other regular regiments stationed 'n the city, The . Gentarmes" are also regular soldiers.-Ansel On Saturday before Last, two wagons fell through the bridge over she Mohawk river, Little Falls. into rapid current amidst rough rocks the descent being about % teeE The horses, well as the men-ahe latter, seven ia aumbsr-sscaped unhurs.
 Mr- Laaoar aad Ms. Lasall gosght dsel with pstoi at New Osisaas. oa the l3th uls. alr. Laiour wal wounded ia the shoalder.
 Debt ef Ohio.-The state debs of Ohio, Is, it seems much greater in proportion tAaa thas of the Unsec Ssases. The debs is alous s50O0. 600, aad aIowial oO00 ishahisaats who pay taxes. it amesass to , dollars b every taxable iahab;sant. The Nationa debt s about @Ae.ooo, eco, aad allowing one miIou and half of inhabitants who pay taxes. it amounts K about $27 to every taxable inhabitant.-SsesbsnvN HeratR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-14

The Governor of Mississippi has appOiated George POindexter, Esq Senator ia Congress, to supply the vacancy accustomed by the death of Robert II. Adam unlil the legislature shall convene.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-14

UTA new paper has, just been commenced in Wood stock, Vermont, entitled |" The Henry Clay" NOn- sense! Why, in establishing papeT-if he wishes it 10 survive the excitement which brought into being could not the editor give t name which would not bear go much the appearance of 'na"-wOrshpH and which would not require changing often as chief magistrate is 10 be eieetedf We have not seen the Paper-it is said to be well conducted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
@0It MH4IT-
FRANCE
FRANCE
The History and Mystery of the French Revolution
of 1890


The History and mystery Of the French Revolution
Of 1880.
PART FIRsT-FRoNT THE LAST REVOLUTION TO THE
MINISTRY PoLUGNAC.
To the Editor NJ the London Morning Chronicle
Sir-The French Revolution of 1880 was inevitable
AS every thing must have a commencement, 20 every
thing must have en- end The French Revolution
commenced 10 1880. This is more than forlv wear,
ago. At that time the Court tried in vain TO pre vent il
as in the sequel endeavored quash H. Under The
direction OF Maurepas, Louis XVI appointed popular
Ministers, and made attempts at reform under the iii
RI cton OF the Queen, he appointed Courier Ministers
and made attempts 10 establish absolute authority
Oppression was az unsuccessful partial REFORM Az
ter having useesy rcsored TO the Courier for
my-to The Parliament for imposts--to the capitalists
for loans-L0uis XVI had recourse TO new rIa.s nj
contributors, and made appeal to the privileged Hs
demanded from The No'ables, composed Of the Nobesse
and the Clergy, participation in the charges Of the
State, which they refused Then the unlappy Mon.
arch addressed himself TO all France and convened
the States General. He treated with bodies before
treating with the nation; aud u only on the re.
Iusal OF the hrst u al he appealed TO power of which
he dreaded the nterposidon and the support Up 10
'h's great epoch, each year the necessities OF the
government lrcrease, and resistance extend itself The
opposition passed from the Parliament 10 the Noblesse
ana from the Nobesse 10 the Clergy, and from them ali
TO me people In oporion a. each Il them pariic
pated IN power II commenced its opposon until these
particular OprosiOng coniouuded in one great
tional opposition dwiDdlsd into nothing bsfore IL
The states General only decreed revolniion which
was already accomplished and Mignet SAYS with truth
the revolution became inevitable.
The history Of he fret revolution has never vet bsen
written. We have had Memoirs" ami I" Notes .
Biographies" and " Acconnts," but ran find no
where philosophical history Of the fret acts Of the
French revolution. Defective, however, az are all
email erPd'te histories lave the facts in thousand
ioFs aud a those facts Gemonstrae that The revolution
Of 1880 TO 1900 inevitable
The first acts ofthe French revolution DESTROYED the
ancient system Of government and entirely overturned
the ancient state OF society. IL hid two distincf
"A free Constitution and increased civiza,ion I
We bad afterwards The Executive Directory. the Con.
suiate and The Empire; and hen came the Resiora
Up to the period Of the Direc,otv ali n,oceo,t g ~
order and the Revolution In a siae Of Progression
But the Directory became divided. There was The
moderate party OF Sieyes, Roger Ducos, and the Conn
sl o. hDeienis, ard The Ultra Repobcsus under Mou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
so on go REWARD-

anyway from the subscriber, on Tuesday last. hi.
~ ~ negro man Billy,geDefaly known by the name of
Billy CrumP. We s about Elk feet high, Of Bright com.
plexion, d or 2S years old, has remarkably broad
blunt nose, being nearly all The way Of size and
ly wears his heir nicely combed up to point In front
He has scare on the back OF one of hs hands. and
the second joint Of Of his fingers much larger than
the others. will give reward Of ten dollars for him
II lsken in an adjoining county twenty if over CIV
miles, and thirty out Of the State
REUBEN r. SIMS.
Cumberland County, Oct 8. H-w6w@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

HORDON & TONNES, Commission -Werc6onfs
M 1V0Uoth, pd.-The subscribers respectfully an.
nounce to their friends and the public that thew have
associated themselves together, under the above firm
in this place. They deem il unnecessary 10 give anv
pledges TO heir friends, believing tina! thew will be ssi
shed " th their charges and exerons to please They
nave taken The large brick Warehouse on McPbail's
wharf, directly in front OF the Tobacco Warehouse.
JAMES GORDON
Norfolk, Oct 8. A4-wSy EDMUND TOWNCS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
,ASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. 10 nil.
sss#ss#s % it remembered that on the thirteenth
j.. >. FL = of August ia fbe Gffv FIJI ,,oar ac Al.

:, III Ut 'IIt7II NM, 70 IOIf:
ssss#ss#. RE it Remembered that on the thirteenth
IL s. "a - of August, in the lifty-filh wear of the
#SS#*A#@ Independence of the United States of Ameri
ca, RITcHIE & COOK, of the said District
nave deposited IN this office the title of book the right
whereof they claim as propretors in the words follow,
ing, TO witt proceedings and Debates of the virginia
State Convention of 1S29-3O. To which, are subioin-
ed, the New Constitution of Virginia, and the votes Of
the people,"
"No free government, the blessing of liberty. can
be preserved to any people, but by firm adherence T..
justice, moderation temperance frueality and virtue
~ Phgiaid Bin NJ Rights
In conformity TO the act of the Congress of the United
States, entitled can act for the encouragement of learn
ing; by securing the copies of maps charts and books
70 the authors and propetors of such copies during the
times therein mentioned" RID JEFFRIFSe WV
Clerk Of the Eastern District of Virginia.
OcI ~ 45-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

Facfo'y BWnt-Tbe factory and machinery in
Graf,on' Mass occupied and improved by the Grafton
" oo"en manufacturing Co Peter Furman, Jr. agent,
were totally destroyed by fire on Saturday ming
me lre was hrst discovered in tho cardng when
the Factory was in operation. 1t is not known with
certainty how The hre originated. The buildings occu-
Inc Factory and machinery insured for $Ii 600
at Providence. rBosfon Co,,;ec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
THE CELEBRATED TURNpIKEI

i our IWHpthe.-We understand the directors of the
Maysvile and Lexington Turnpike Company have au-
thorsed the construction of five additional miles of road
in this county, which will extend this much desired i'm
provement through Mayslic and as far as Mr. Nathan
iNGns. ms portion OF the road is already located
but the necessary grade notes. preparatory for the sale
are hot yet completed We authorised TO saw, that
will be advertised for the sealed proposals of contrac
tors by the 10Th October, at the fahest by the LIST
november. GudySUiHe Eagle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-21

AWE just ,e Chemical Ware
ing articles which, among many preps
red ee are in high rePue amongst the most eminent medica
Saratoga Powders by which be prepared equa
10 all respects to tina, taken from the springs
Compound Fluid Extract Of saIsapaIa for preparing in
Compound Syrup Of iiverwon, safe and valuable mcdi
10; s.. g %
eases ola stimulating composed generally Of
and balsams in alcoholic solutions which although
giving temporary relief almost instance where they
freely used aeersvae the disease and reduce the strength o
s patient this preparation !. as active a, can be made from
tonic ami expectoal medicines which have been selected
Ciraed Kali for making the saline draug, of neutral mix.
Te, dachm Of this salt dissolved in four of
instantly produces mixture similar and equal in respect
10 uat made with fresh lemon juice and salt OF tartar
Black Oxide Of Mercury for extemporaneouy making the
blue pill; fourth of srain fully equal to three grains Of
the pill
Solicited Copava This active preparation Of bal
SAM and rendered solid without the action Of heat d
much approved of by faculty Cauen The Resin Of Co.
Pavs made by evnPoa'ng the basam is entirely inert
Oil Of CoPaiva, dose 5'o Drops superior TO Naphta
Oh This is valuable addition to basan copaiva
10 To 20 drops OF baam will greatly increase the
virtues of that remedy in Gonorrhca
Extract OF Cunne two grams OF which are equal to one of
Guinne, and at less Than one third OF the price,
Oh Of Black Pepper This much active preparation
than PHI crime; drop fully equal three grains Of the lat
added TO six grains will greatly increase the Of that
dicinc
Superior He'd Bark. And
Superior Calaya Bark This is the best species OF yellow
bark, and derives from the province which COL
leced the bark which yields Qunne in greater proportion
than other Species neatly put up ed cylindrical
packages Of a pound and ounce.
Besides the above articles, nd any ofhe following
articles can DO had short notice If desired, viz:
Denarcotized Opium.
Dcnarco,ized Acduous Tnc,urc of Opium.
Compound Tonic Extract
Extract of Stramonium
Acetate sulphate and pure MorpLia.
Murate and Oxide Of Gold
Piperne, Emetnc, Supuline, 90
Dclphue, Cinchonnc, Strychne and Verane.
June 8 HUGH McNEMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-21
Edinburgh Review, Number 100.
JUST PUBLISHED.

TONTENTS.-ARrI I. Lectures on the Phi
- losophy of Modern History, delivered in the
University Of Dublin. BY George Miller, D. d. 81
q Muhomedansm Unveiled: an inquiry, in which
that -Heresy, its diffusion and continuance, arc
examined e! on new principle, tending to confirm the
Evidences, and aid the Propa CATION, of the CHRIS.
tan Faith. BY the Rev Charles Forster, B. d.
III. 1. The Speech of NJ. T. Sader ESQ. NJ. p.
on the state and prospects of the country delivered az
Whitby.
Q. Sierra della Economic Pnbblica in n.,;a n,
Giuseppe Pecchio
III Journal ola passage from the Pacific to tho
ATLANTIC. crossing the Andes in the Northern Prov
Amazons. BY Henry Lister Nav, hieut Royai
Navy. '"'
". I. Monument Etruschi, di Etrusco nome
disegnati, incsi, illustrate publicuti dial Cavaliero
Francesca Inghiram.
Q Die Etrusker. Ver Buchor Won K.rl Otfr;cd
Muller. (The Etruscans in four books, by X. O.
Muller; an essay which obtained the Przcs,from the
Royal Academy of Sciences ut Berbn.l
v. Memoirs OF the life aud times of Daniel DeS,e
containing review of his writings, and his opinions
upon variety of important matters civil and &C.
clcsiastical. BY Walter Wilson, Esq of the Inner
Temple. -
vi. Case ofthc sugar duties; with proofs and ilx
trati0ns.
VII ! Travels to and from Constantinople. in the
years 1927 and 1923; or personal of iour-
ney from Vienna, through Hungary, TransyIvana.
! Walachia, Bulgaria, and Romea, to Const antnonlr
and from that city to the capital of Ausria by I'm
Dardaneles, Tenedos, the plains of Troy, Emvrus.
Athens, Cyprus, Syria. Aexandra, MsIta, Sscilv'
Italy istIia, Csrn'ola, and styria. By Capt Cbariw
| Coville FARMLAND, r. N.
! q Travels in Turkey. Egypt, Nubia, and Paies
tine IN 1921, 1925. 1926, and 1897. By B. R. Md
8 Narrative ola journey from Constan,inople /,
England. BY thcRev r. Walsh, LII. %. -
4. Constantinople in 1923. residence of rs
months in the Turkish Capital and Provinces; with
an account ofthe present state the naval and min
tary power, and of the resources of the Ottoman E
pire. By Charles Macfarlane, ESQ. >N'''
VIII. Remarks on the spirit duties.
| TX dissertation on the course and probable ter.
mnation of the Niger. BY Lieut.. Gen. Sir Rufsnn
Donkin, G.C.H. KC.B and FRS
! x. l. Orsanon der Heilknust Won Samuel HsInr..
mann.
Q. Die chronischen Krankheiten, ihre eirenthm
llche Natur und Homoopathische Heunn yon Sam,c
Hahncman.
3. Roine ArzneiA,ittellehre Won Samuel Babns-
mann.
| XI Sir Thomas Moorc or colloquies on tho nro-
gress and prospects of society. By Robert Sontbev
Esq LID. poet laureate.
Index. r. D. SaNvAv
June