The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-26

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History OF the Expedition to Russia. underla.
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General Count Philip De Segur, in . vol;
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Marriage, by the Author of Inheritance. in
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81 as have read, though some differ from
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Wins sketch Book.
National Tales, first vol. Thought by MANY
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, Remiui cences, by Charles Butler, ESQ. Of
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! Memoirs of me Countess De Genlis in vols
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Brooks Gazetteer, Darby's Edition One oil
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PIutarch's Lives. in 3 vols. Very splend'dY
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