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Paher.-The most ancient specimen OF
paper, such as we now use, made of linen
rags, is a charter, seven inches long, and s
broad, preserved in the Emperor's library
at Vienna, which was written in the year
twelve hundred and forty three, as the date
is calculated by M. Schwadnel, an Austrian
nobleman, and principal keeper of the impe-
rial library, who has written an essay on this
curious relic, which is half century older
than any other specimen that has been dis
covered.