The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-09

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hnd New York, very large additlanal sun
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New Books and Stationary.
Which IN addition 10 his former sfork on
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aud complete
Twill merely remark to those who wish Ia
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History of the Expedition 10 Russia underta.
Ken by the Emperor Napoleon in 1912, by
General Count Philip DE Segur, in 2 vols.
Ihe public may rest assured, that this is enc
OF the most interesting works they have
had the pleasure oil perusiug for a long
time.
Babylon the Great, In vols This work is
pronounced by judges 10 be very excellent
Marriage, by the Author OF Inheritance. in
z vols. think this is about as good a Now
el AS have read, though some differ from
me about it,
GaietIes and GRANTEES. in vols. This work
IS thought to be equal to Washington IT.
wins Sketch Book.
National Tales, first vol. Thought by MANY
to be very fue by all who have read If
"reminiscences, by Charles Butler, ESQ. of
Lincoln lnn, don't know any work hi gil,
erspokcn Of.
Memoirs OF the Countess De Genlis, in . vols.
The second vel. is inst ont from the press.
& brings her life down to a very interesting
period.
Tales OF the Crusaders in . vols by the An
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The Letters of Mrs Elizabeth Montague, in
3vols. This is avery excellent work
Tales OF an American Landlord, South of the
Potomac which is thought to be very fine
by some persons.
The Valley OF Shenandoah. don't recolect
TO have ever known such a coutrnfies of o
pinion about any workout | lhinl il We
ry good.
The Refugee, in vols. by Capt. Matthew
Morgatrody, of the ninth Contincutals in the
Revolutionary War.
The rroubadfnr, Poem, by l.. l.. D Author
OF the Improvsatrice
Theodorick q other Poems, by Thos. Camp
bell.
American Revolution, by Jedediah! Morse, d.
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Days Algebra, the last edition.
The American system of practical Book
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Bakers Livy, in vols. a new edition on
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Murphy's Tacitus, in 6 vols do do
Russells Modern Europe, in vols. Very
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GilIie's Greece, in vols. do do
Hume, Smnlet aud Bissets History of Eng
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Ihos. fayne's Works New edition in 2
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lales OF Traveller, ln2 vols by Washington
Irvine, very splendidiy bound
Locke on the Understanding, in vols SPLEEN
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Shakspeare's Play, in n vols with very
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Tbs work Is 80 universally admired, thal it
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