The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-03


" day the 18th inst This number closes the third vol
ume of this periodical The LIST No of the 4th volume
will be ready for delivery the LIST January, 1888.
ORIGINAL PAPERS.
William Wordsworth. BY virsinian.
Steps of Dance.
Napoleon and Josephine. BY Virginian.
Power OF the Steam Engine 81,
Notes and Anecdotes Political and Miscellaneous, from
l79s to ls3odrawn from the Portfolio of Officer OF
the Empire; and translated by gentleman in Paris
from the French, for the Messenger, viz. Count Du-
pont; An Anagram; NJ. B L OF the French
Academy; The Fanier Of the 22d Regiment Of Chas.
seurs An Official Journal; The Emotion of M, Of
the French Academy; Inoculation for the Plague The
Law OF Sacrilege
Moses Ten Tables.
Constantine or the Rejected Throne. BY the Author Of
"Sketches OF Private Life and Character Of William
II. Crawford" In Fourteen Chapters. Chaps. XIII
and XIV. (Concluded)
John Randolph and Miss Edgeworth.
Singular Blunder.
The Deserter: A Romance of the American Revolution
founded well authenticated incident. In Ten
Chapters Chapters VIII and TX.
Tour the Northern Lakes. BY citizen OF Albemarle.
Literature for the Times. Stories from Real Life de-
signed teach true independence and domestic econo
my To be completed in five parts. Part Nv. The
Savings Bank and other Stories.
Old Age. BY vrginian.
st. Ursula
An Grafton, delivered by John Tyler, at York Town.
October 10Th. 1887
The Vision of Agib An Eastern Tale.
Daniel Webster of Massachusetts, OF the United States
Senate.
The Token for 1885,
The Text Of Shakspear.
New England Morals
The Lyceum. No. ". On the practice of Applaudng
Public Speakers
Origin of Language in the British Islands Translated
from La Revue Franchise by Samuel F. Glenn.
Beautiful incident.
Importance Of Early Education [From the Journal of
Educaton.] tSeectedl
ORIGINAL POETRY.
Behold the Dreamer Cometh
To Mary. BY H. Thompson.
Cupid Wounded Translated from the Greek by French
Officer.
Lines accompanying richly wrought Italian Coverid,
Presented to General Lafayette his first arrival at
the Eagle Hotel, Richmond, Va, October 1924
COMPOUNDED Bores.
Tamerlane From the Persian.
Presentlment.
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