The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-23
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History OF the Expedition to Russia, undera.
ken 10y the Emperor Napoleon in lei2, by
General Count Philip DE Segur, in z yoI..
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OF the most interesting works they have
had the pleasure ol perusing Tor lJug
time.
Babylon the Great, in Q vols. Thia work is
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Marriage, by the Author OF inheritance, in
? vols. Think this is about as good a Nov.
Ell as have read, though some differ from
me about it,
Gaieties and GRANTEES, in 2vols. This work
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Wins Sketch Book.
National Taes, first vol. Thought by many
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"Reminiscences, by Charles Butler, Esq. Of
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| Memoirs OF the Countess De Genis, in vols.
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| Il brings her life down to very interesting
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Tales OF the Crusaders in vols. by the Au
Il.
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The Letters of Mrs. Elizabeth Montague' n
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Talps OF an American Landlord, south olhe
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: The Valley OF Shenandoah. don t reeolleCi
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p Mon about any workout think II We
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Tie Refugee, in vols. by Capt. Matthew
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Revolutionary War.
The Troubadour, Poem, BY L. +. Author
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Theodorick a. other Poems, by Thos, Camp
bell.
American Revolution by Jededah Morse, D..
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Days Algebra, the last edition.
The American system oil practical BOOK
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GlIie's Grerre, 10 vols. do do
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Locke on the Understanding, IN 2Vof5' si'e"
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Shakspeare's Plays, in 10 vols. win very
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! Goldsmiths Animated Nature, in . "''
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