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n and copper ore, and a few para from Cornwall furnace, 
Se tiles south of Lebanon, Pa. From John Reynolds, Esq. 
Fossils of the Tertiary of ge county, Georgia, chiefly casts 
of Shells. From Mr. Thomas R. Dutto 
ne uae setais from Little Falls, New York, From Mr. J. ¥ 
oug : 
SPECIMENS.——FOREIGN. 
Hoan From Rev. Mr. E. Doty, Missionary ; y kind- 
ness of Rev. Dr. Ball, Singa 
Mineralogical and Geological specimen s fror From 
Rev. Mr. Hibbert—a very interesting suit of sp his orically 
and scientifically. 
NEWSPAPERS.—DOMESTIC. 
Comstetcial Advertiser and Journal, Buffalo, June 2, 1840 ; with 
notice of floods of the Mississippi. From Mr. R. W. Haskins. 
Yankee Farmer, Boston, edited by Mr. S. W. Cole. 0. 
Com. Adv. and Journal, Buffalo, May 23, 1840; with mg of 
inclination of earth’s axis to the ecliptic. From R. W. Haskin 
Ohio Observer, Hudson, Ohio, July 9, 1840; with Meteorological 
Saba June, 1840, kept at Western "Reserve College, by Prof. 
: Citizen Soldier, > agi Vt., July 29,1840. J. Richards, pub- 
her. Vol. 1 
, No. 
New England Weekly Review, Hartford, July 11, 1840; with 
notice of Torrey’s & Gray’s Flora of North America ; by Dr. Jo- 
“seph Barratt. 
The Disseminator, New Harmony, en md 7, 1840. 
Ohio Republican, Zanesville, May 23 
Salem i June 27, 1840; with aaase of Essex Co. Nat. 
Hist. Soc 
Literary thle’ Hes ege of the National | Sosy of Lite- 
rature and Scienc sof tk - He - is. 0. Pe. 
Eastern Argus, Portlan pri 
= h American, Philadelphia, April 28,1840. From Mr. B. B 
Thatch 
Boast Journal, April 30, 1840. 
American and Forei ign Anti-Slavery Reporter, New ‘York, 1840. 
‘National Gazette, Philad. July 14; with a notice of the storm 
of the 13th. 
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