The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-29
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

we are delighted with the first nun
Der OF The Natioe Ytginian, published a
Orange G. II. by DR.. Bagby and Mr.. A
r. Stoter, The salutatory is piece O
cheice writing, striking a cord that VI.
brates to the touch. Mr. Stofer is one
o. pest printers in the State, and will
achieve for the publishing department
1 what the DR.. viii do for its editorial
line OF conduct. Fred Herald.
we welcome the first appearance of
the NdttCe VfrgiBidn, q new j Journal is
sued from Orange c.. H., under the
auspices of Bagby & Stofer. This ma
per comes in lieu of the we'll. and IA
Vorably known paper, the ORANGE En-
PoSitorr, and it cannot fail to attain to
prominence and usefulness in the State.
through the management of the pro-
| pfletors, who are Journalists of extern
4 siVe experience ard ability. We are
haPpy. to have it among our exchanges
ana wish it the patronage it deserves
| we have received the first number of
the Native Viryinian, published by DR..
Bagoy bacon and Gree,as) and K. F..
Stofer, at Orange c. H. 1t is very
credltably gotten up and we wish our
friend "Mozis Addumsn and his mart
llef the greatest success in their ven.
ture with the Native Yrgiaia,e. -.staan-
GMBER ONE, volume first, of the Ma
tI0e ,VTqtnjdre, published at ORANGE e.
H.. by our esteemed friend and former
associate DR.. Geo. w. Baebv is wei
coined, and presents most creditable
appearance. The Doctor in his saluta-
tory. speaks candidly and emphatically
TO ms readers, and promises them an
excellent paper, which his known abii-
lty ana humor will readily insure. and
, Whlch the present number ass,tres.-
MS number contains most interest
ing sketch OF the late able editor of the
4,eea.t9 ,, Eramtner, entitled "John NJ. |
Daillel sLatch-key;" humorous arti- |
S '1 On inc experiences ''of being of a |
drummer, besides varied and excel |
lent selection of miscellanv dJ IN
dria Commercial ActUertiSe,..
THE NaTIvE VIaGINIAN.-We have re-
SeiVed the first number of the Ndti1e
opuyeslon, Just getting under way at
Oralge Y. H., va. 1t is handsomely
piIn5edi nearly If rot quite as large as
s tne heSister, and is edited with ability
!. ~ NJ ". George w: Bagby, author Of
Der before us contains the comnienca-
nent of an interesting sketch of the
character and habits of the late .Jobn
M. Daniel, the well-known editor of
the Richmond Examiner. This sketch
throws more light upon the private life
d this celebrated gentlemen than we
nave seen embodiedin any other notice
d nm. Inc NatiUe Vrgiaian of course,
S Conservative in its political senti'
nents. We trust it will be liberallv
1atronlzed, as it deserves to be.-RocE.
Register. 0'''
Che NatiSe Vayinidn, published at !
orange z. H., and edited by DR.. Geo.
v. Bagby, who is so well known i'm this
community, has at last been received. 7
mas been the subject of so many en- c
uirles, and applications have been {
1ade so OFTEN to see it, that we inform
II VINO nave not already borrowed it.
It's being richly worth the sltbscrip
ion price OF $500. DR.. Bagbv has a
ost OF admirers in the country around
ere.-Fdrm,UiEe Journal G
IHE n ATIvE VIRGINIAE.-We have re- d
elVed the first number of this Daper \
at Orange G. H., by Dr.. p
agby and Mr.. Stofer. DIR. Bagby is Ii
le well known and popular lecturer; S
nj his paper has been looked for with HI
ueh interest. Mr.. Stofer having the W
department. under his 7
'eclal supervision is guarantee that IL
e Ndt'be Virgihidn, will always pres &C
u good appearance. Free Press.
iHE n ALIVE lRGINIAN.-We have re- q
wed the first issue of the Natiue Vir- be
nan, published at Orange G. H., by az
agby a. Stofer: 1t is neatly printed p(
u 1liied with interesting matter. We
sh the proprietors success.-Caipeper CT
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