The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-22
NOTICES OLE TIE PRESS.


THE NATIVE NRGfNIAN. --The first
number OF The Ndtiue FUgiaidn, pub
Iished mt Orange Court House, and edi- |
ted by DIR. Geo. w. Bagby, was issued |
last Friday morning. The people OF
VIRGINIA do not need 10 be told who tie |
edif3r Is, In an UNUSUALLY frank salu-
tation to tie public, he makps known
the circumstances and considerations
that induced him to enter upon his edl-
torial venture, and promises that what
ever sfood thing he can do with the pen
shall appear in his paper. The maine
ofthe paper is well chosen, Tor Dr, nag
by is never so happy anufnever Writes
so thoroughly con dmofe as when ne Is
sketching, whether graycly or humor-
ously, the characteristics OF the native
! Nirginian. lie mentions The opport,l-
mites he has had of becoming acquaint-
ed with the people in I'LL parts of his
native State. under circumstances which
discovered all their best qualities, ana
| says that "to carry forward all that can
be carried of the spirit ot-the- past into
the future. so fraught with Materials
tic dangers, is the bounden duty ofall
Virginians, aud shall be the pnrain0hnt
ainso this paper.r The aim is n noble
one, aid the effort worthy of the support
of all who cherish venerationi for The
virtues that have made Virginia the glo-
ry ola hemisplere. w
! We copy from the number before us
an uncompleted sketch of one of the
: most remarkable meh the State ms
/ produced, the late John M. Daniel 1t
, is a fair specimen OF DIR. Bagby's style,
when he writes seriously, aud Is, with
g out comparison, the most faithful por-
c traiture of the oii9lnaf that has yet app
| i mi on, " ri ntttpI,
: such work is so much in the nature ol
e private property that we shall not feel
|, At liberty to copy farther, and we sng-
5 gest to all who desire to sec the concltl-
5 sion of the sketch, rs well as to enjoy
d the varied and rich sepasts the edi
Il tor will provide in each successive IS
d sue of his paper, to send on their names
o and money us subscribers. The termi
it are for three months 81 90, for six u %
and for twelve 50 00.-@Rclnaond Wing
n "THE n ALIVE VIRGISiAN.n-We -hav'
It received the first number. of this paper
., published by DIR. Bagbyand Mr., stole
ot at Orange =. III. 1t has many OF tn
81 ear-marks of the gifted and original Ell
Z. itor. John NJ. Daniels, Latch Key
= is a very interesting sketch OF that fe
ID marNable man, containing many thing
lie never before given to the public. ~
Is Bein NV Drumher,' by Mozzis At
III idums, is as funny rs Mozzis knows s
st we'll how to make.things.. We hope IN
he Doctors friends in Lynchburg, anu a.
IN over the State, win give him push
e, this new enterprise. Captain u. "
ht Latham will receive Subscribers here
w We clip the above ffomthe Lynchotlli
= Virqinian. Somehow our copy OF I'll
ly Naiipe Vrginian missed us. ,f.l,a /
DIR. Bagby's talents should common
We this journal to the people where IT.
ne published, and we trust he VIII be grea
" encouraged by the patronage an
support which they VIII give hin
iaI w urge upon them to take the Nate
;, Virginian, and to pay for it.-Charlotte
-, vile Chronicle. ',fs it-g y. aaD
N The an AT1vE VIrGINIAE." I'VE. We
n come with great pleasure the. font
re promised Netire Kirgipian, the first nqli
iv Der of which was published yesterda
nj at Orange Court House by Messr
of Bagby & 'Stofer. The paper is han,
of someiy gotten up and well printed. !
reading matter is excellent, and tw
To original articles which it contains al
to worthy of special mention. Its und'
ne the editorial conduct of our old frlen
on DR.. Geo. w. Bagby, alias MQzis AZ
no dums," whose handsome salutatory Is
~ model of good English and sound sens
We We wish the enterprise the most III
bounded success. Emp. and Examiner.