The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08

ta'e arrivals, direct from Phiiadel phis
| and New York, a very large additional sun
! ply of
New Books and Stationary.
Which in addition 10 his former stock oil
nand' renders his assortment very extensive
and complete.
| Twill merely remark 10 those who wish 10
purchase, that as my stock Is 30 very unusual,
ly large, that in future am determined to sell
at very lou prices for cash and will therefore
thank every person TO give me Il call before
they purchase, aud ! nm very confident thu,
they will find IL to their interest.
Among the BOOKS, By the late arrivals
are the following new works, VIZ
History of the Expedition to Russia, underta.
ken by the Emperor Napoleon in 1912, by
General Count Philip DE Segur, in > vols
The public may rest assured, that this is one
OF the most interesting works they have
had the pleasure Of perusing for long
time.
BABY lon the Great, in 2vols Thi. work i,
pronounced by Judges TO be very excellent
Marriage, by the Author of Inheritance, in
2 vols. think this is about as good Nov.
el as have read, though some differ from
me about il.
Gaeties and Gravities, in 2yols. This worl,
is thought to be equal TO Washington lr.
WINS Sketch Book
National Tales, first vol. Thought BY many
TO be very fine by all who have read IT,
"Reminiscences, by Charles Butler Esq OF
Lincoln lun. don't know any work high.
er spoken of.
Memoirs of the Countess De Genlis, in . vols.
The second vol is Just oui from the press,
q brings her life down 10 u very interesting
period.
Tales OF tue Crusaders in 2 vols. by the Au
thor of Waverly, Quentin Durward, &c.
This is thought by all 10 be about the best
production from the pen OF the Great un.
known.
The Letters ofMrs. Elizabeth Montague, in
3 vols. 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 recolec;
TO have ever known such II Cuntraries OF o.
pinion about any work-bu, think tive
ry good.
The Refugee, in vols. by Capt Matthew
Morgatrody, of the ninth Coutinentals in the
Revolutionary War.
The Troubadour, Poem, by L. L. y. Author
of the Impr6vsatrice
TheodoriCk L. other Poems, by Ihos. Camp
bell.
American Revolution, by Jedediah. Morse, d
D. with very spleudid engravlnss aud su.
perblS bound,
Days Algebra, the last edition.
The American system OF practical Book
Keeping, by James Bennett, a. NJ. This
is decidedly the best system OF Book Keep,
ing ever known in the L, states.
Bakers Livy, in 6 vols. new edition OIL
E,,a e,Ia ia Il
Murphy's Tacitus, in vols. do do
Ru5sell's Modern Europe, in + VOLS. Yer!
splendidiy bound
Gilie's Greece, in 4 vols. do do
Hume, SmolIet aud Bssct's History OF Eng
land, in 9 vols. New edition most SPLEEN
didIy bound. with most superb ensravlngs
Thos. Paynes Works. New edition Ill ,
vols. most superbly bouud
Tales of u Traveller, in 2 vols by Washington
[ Irvine, very splendidly bound
Locke on the Understanding, i'll vols. splen'
didly bound.
Shakspeare's Plays, in 10 vols. with very
splendid engravings aud superbly bound
This work is so universal y adulired, that II
needs no further praise OF comment.
The Spectator, IN l. vols. new edition,
with beautiful cngrayngs aud very superb.
~ bound.
ByronS Works, IN vols. WIN very Splen
did engravings and superbly bound
Goldsmiihs Animated Nature, III vols,
\ new edition with the most splendid Gu
cravings ever saw, and elegantly bound
Brooks Gazetteer, Darbvs Edition. One Of
the most useful works in the world.
Bucks Theological Dictionary. new ed
ton with considerable additions, &c. &c.
This is certainly the second most useful
work in the world
Pluiarch's Lives, in 8 vols. Very splenddiy
bound. This is certainly 50 very valuable
work that every person ought To have
copy.
IIeunings New Virginia Justice, the 4th edi-
lon, with very considerable additions, &c
III CANT Prayer Books, with very superb Ell
cravings and very superior binding.
Together with all the Greek, Latin, French.
and English School Books, &c. At. &c,
ARRAM II. NORTH.
n. B. Gentlemen Merchants. and Clerks
residing in the country, may always rely on
their orders for Books or Stationary, to be
attended to, aud the articles char
gcd as low as if ON personal application.
Jan. 10 X n.
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