Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-26

New Publications.
AlHsrorf ~ NeelSl. PROM II, pseoy.tr AND ssrrE1
a.rSI EuragrA>S 70 THE rSrNT ri, r. K How
sos=yoL. I. coNrNsfs1 1nf III, or rir epL2&Y TO
TIE frAcr CT 176S-pIlA olinn- tArEr y nApr, isiG.
We ta5 up TINS volume With great curiosity and, may
saw W.T. anxiety. T. is tom the pen Of solng hsad
whom We have known aon ehi.dhood We considered tie
a,;cnF' an ambitious for unknown To ntuc and
t,el We might have to temper critical Judgment by
considerations personal halnses In tins we have been
mos. agrecaby disappointed It's literary execution and gen
c'a merits require lobcaranee Of the critic account Of
private feelings 1t is but vcy Inadequate paie 10 fay L at
Il iaeomParaby the hes; History Of Nhgn,, tasi has YET
appeared The style neat and rsrspicneus, vet
ami flowing. There bat few etor.s at fine writing The
naatiye is generally eonesc and the reflections such do
honor 10 the head and heart of the writer His object appears
to b the truth IL belongs the modern school Of historians
whose aim is not pec invent incidents to support
theory party, To whtewash dynasty-tut 10 iuVe
ugate and record facts they occurred Though he udage
in reflections and speculation, lie writes with solemn
of the obligations resting upon him reach thu Truth where
ever II is atanabc and 10 tbs end his show
ill examination ard collation. Of auhodes With this
dial tribute 10 the merits Of the work, need seacey say,
that We do not always agree with The author in his hut
the limits ola iasty notice ot tbs kind preclude TN. rossh,
oideaed examination or>pcti6atoa e the point. in winch
W. dissent tom his oa,n We pnlnoaarc the ,,ot, cr,-
table 10 the author aud The literature Of the STATE and we
hope he will proceed viii elaboration the preparation ol
the sennd volume lie will tnd difficult to give an
impartial narrative Of the event, o the last sn year than
true enc of the earl, Of the co'ouy
We must not cunt to state that thu work published in
beautiful manner.
TIM llrr RI Hos. Gfouar CaN>t<a. ny Ran4E1
Bat, INV AoeS-HWrrps, 1916.
This charming and corlpart biography Il one of tn.
most brilliant If not the SAFEST 81 FnsllndS statesmen Nr
Bells is fr hut lie is 1tntl, enc
of considerable power, and master nervous and oluclt
style CANNING was not statesman whom one could respect
hut
mcntaF lite Wing, before he entered upon a political
career he en changed lbs party atnii., anl long c
manned the thorough supporter o Mi is Ing hanl,
ae His Tefsnn underwent bcralIzifg p,s,ss, IN Al -
years and had he lived doubt he would have Ere
among the Relermers w. pleasing trait in his cata,-
ter was his fal devotion bis mo'her No matter what
'he pressure Of business. he omitted wae L. rryr,
week. dong letter Tie volume IS very elegantly r,trl na
but the text disigurel b, novelties in eIt orall
such ",enicr,' hcatcr' e., S>c which " h,pr the
Mssfs laTrers do not intend 10 lnc uan Ae public IN all
/ then future pab.iraii5ss.
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s,rP. dr,r HCH TsrtfiSe ~ p1,Isrle roaso,y NV
Yons, u,prsR 3 Baoruns, tat6
We profess sill IA 'hl my ss IL ct,. - i,fs.
ing AMI important though GYla Wsslbu'el Ii. naf,
ooc 5wh7-s Judgment We Inv. ul',tssnfl n,, a,a T.
Pthiaa Is lgh}5 Myaaht She say, II is uo. frr,, H
nam "ahl mP,r, ear':.oaa # r.. ,s ,r 1rr.i disc.
thaf animal. making s or t5at dish Int ,aianl. ~ s,
Ing VIII the most usril hints a1.lse cl=au,,. t,.ll
and "afe'asa ING hoa>ehc Pstsb y whom, sl n.g7te
July ssald Mss Bcethor coa.d scafsel, VIII, ur
an o5 useless
II 7 VI B7aA ~ Gurwsr9 roa TIT ,>. ar. S,rsals
,Vn Gpll'ess. J7a> WI. BurfR, ". u. Ts.rI..sae
ar la Nsraf II THE Jstresr1 or NV g. u,ailt.
/ 1873.
Aae>eccpt elementary vatA arroufsIiat nan
n"r and worthy The repn.at, Of te dasu,sled 4a,,r
Tn fG'eHsa Re.Er Zoos Pm .ollrus I,>ps,4
/ A>p Br,cyisroS, 1s5.