The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01
New Books and Stationary.

Ply OF
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aud complete.
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Among the BOOKS. by the late arrivals,
are the following new works, viz:
History OF the Expedition to Russia, nnderta-
ken by the Emperor Napoleon in 1912, by
General Count PbilIp De Segur in vols.
The public may rest assured, that tins is one
OF the most interesting works they have
had the pleasure OF perusng for a long
tune.
Babylon the Great, in vols This work i,
pronounced by Judges TO bevery excellent
Marriage, by the Author of Inheritance, in
vols. think tbs IS about as good Nov
el as have read, though some diler from
me about II.
Gaieties aud GRANTEES, in . vols This work
Is thought to be equal TO Washington IT.
wins Sketch Book.
to be very hue by all who have read IT,
"reminiscences, by Charles Butler, Esq Of
L'ncol n lnn. don't know any work high
er spoken OF.
Memoirs OF the Countess De Genls, in vols.
The second vol is lst out from the press.
a brings her life down to a very interesting
period
Tales Of the Crusaders in vols by the Au
thor OF Waverly, Quentin Durward, &c.
This is thought by all 70 be about the best
production from tue pen OF the Great I'M
known.
The Letters of Mrs. Elizabeth Montague, in
3vols. This is avery excellent work
Iales OF an American Landlord, South of the
Potomac; which is thoughtto be very Cue
by some persons,
The Valley OF Shenandoah. don't recolect
to have ever known such contraries of o.
pnion about any workout think it We
ry good.
The Refugee, in vols by Capt. Matthew
Norgalrody, OF the ninth Coutiuentals i'll the
Revolutionary War.
The fronbadour, Poem, by l.. L. ID. Author
Of the improvi,arice
Theodorick y other Poems, by Thos. Camp
bell.
American Revolution, by JededablNIorse, D
D. with very splendid ensrayings and su-
perbly bound.
Days Algebra, the last edition.
The American system of practical Book
Keeping, by James Bennett, a. q NJ his
is decidedly the best system OF Book Keep
ing ever known in the u. States.
Bakers Livy, in vols. a new edition on
fne paper, very splendidly bound.
Murphy iaetus, in vols. do do
Russell Modern Europe, in vols. Very
splendidly bound.
Gillie's Greece, in 1 vols. do do
Hume, SmoIIet and Bissets History of Eng.
land, in vols New edition most spleen
didly bound. with most superb engrayings
Thos. Paynes Works. New edition in
vols. mist superbly bound.
Tales OF Traveller, M vol, by Washington
Irvine, very splendidly bound
Locke Oh the Understanding III 2 vols. SPLEEN
dlllv bound
ShakspeareS Plays, in 10 vols. with very
splendid engrayings and superbly bound.
This work is so universally admired, that IT
needs no further praise or comment.
The Spectator, in II vols. \ new edition,
with beautiful engrayiugs aud very superb
" hound.
Byron's Works, in vo, With very SPLEEN
did engraviags and supcrbIy bound
Goldsmith $ Animated Nature, in vol
\ new edition with the most splendid vn-
Cravings ever saw, aud elegantly bound
Brook Gazetteer, Darbv's Edition One OF
tie most useful works in the world.
Buck Theological Dictionary. \ new edi
ton with considerable additions, &c. &c.
ThisIe certainly tue second most useful
work IN the world.
PlutUrh's LIVES, In vols. Very spiendidly
bound This is certainly 50 very valuable
"A work that every person ought to have q