CONTAINING THE POLITICAL AND LITERARY PORTIONS OF
THE NUMBERS PUBLISHED IN JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEM-
BER, OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, AND DECEMBER, 1839.

WASHINGTON, D. C.

PUBLISHED BY LANGTREE AND O'SULLIVAN.

1839.

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I. PHILADELPHIA BANKING.

The trial of Dr. T. W. Dyott for fraudulent bankruptcy.

II. POLITICAL PORTRAITS, with Pen and Pencil. No. XIII. William

Leggett.

(With a portrait engraved on steel.)

III. ODE TO THE SUN. A fragment by a deceased Clergyman.

IV.

THE CRUISE OF THE ENTERPRISE. A day with La Fitte.

V. THE IDEAL.

VI.

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ANTHON'S SCHOOL CLASSICS

American School Classics-a series of the principal Greek and

Latin Authors, with Grammars, Prosodies, &c., of the respective

languages. Edited by Charles Anthon, LL. D., Jay Professor

in Columbia College, New York, and in course of publication

by Harper & Brothers, New York.

VII. A NAME. By Miss St. Hubert.

VIII.

HADDON'S RIDE. A tale of Anne Arundel.

IX. THE FAIRY ISLE.

X. REVOLUTIONARY REMINISCENCES OF AN OLD SOLDIER. No. II.

Tent making in the army-A choice of comfortable quarters in a storm-A wood-cutting

party-The Dutchmen's dispute-The Dutch poultry made to pay for their owner's want

of patriotism--The tax collector in a cistern--The Tories' sleigh-ride, and a spill out,

proving that Dutch tricks are equal to Yankee ones-An Indian alarm, and the party's

successful measures to preserve their scalps.

XI. LINES WRITTEN ON THE SEA-SHORE.

NOTES OF THE MONTH.

1. Note respecting the "Ode to the Sun," published in the present number.

2. The late Dr. Cooper, of Columbia, S. C.

HISTORICAL REGISTER.-BEING PART OF VOLUME IV.

CONGRESSIONAL HISTORY.

The Second Session of the twenty-fifth Congress. The Senate. Concluded.
With an Analytical Table of the Yeas and Nays.

The present number commences another, and the sixth volume of the Demo-
cratic Review. A new, and somewhat finer, type has been employed, so as to give
as much matter as possible without increasing the size. The portrait of Mr. Leg-
get not being finished by the engraver, will be given in time to bind with the present
volume.