The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-04-29
Comments of the Press.

Comments OF the Press.
The Valley Tsryinian comes to us this
week with the names of Stonebnrner & Co.,
Proprictors, at its head. We wish them
success Charlottesville Chronicle.
Valley Tuyinian.--fhis journal has been
purchased by Messrs. Stoneburner & Co.,
and will be edited by j. Fl. Hewitt. We
wish them success.-Bristol News.
The Valley T,yiatian, published at Staun-
ton. came out last week under the control of
Stoneburner & Co. It shows improvement
in every department.-Iage Valley Courier.
The Valley Foyiuian is decidedly improv-
ed by the change Of proprietors Itexhibits
ability and sprightliness. Success to it
Winchester Times.
The Staunton Valley Nrginian is to con-
tinuc as ono of the institutions Of that thriv-
ing town. 1t has become tho property of
Messrs. Stoncburner & Co., and is edited by
Mr.. J. Fl. Hewitt. Wewish it every success
under the new proprietorship-Pstersbuy
Mdec.
The Staunton Valley Vurgtinian is to COZ
tinue as one of the institutions Of that thirty
ing town. 1t has become the property of
Messrs. Stoneburner 4 Co., and is edited by
Mr.. J. II. Hewitt. We wish it every sue
cess under the new proprietorship.-Roa-
noke Times
VALLEY VIRaINIAN.-The Valley FIR
ginian, under the control of Stoneburner &
Co., J. H. Hewitt, as editor, has been recciv-
ed. We hope it may meet with the success
which its improved appearance deserves
"Them's my sentiments" old chums.-S. D.
N. of Shenandoah Herald.
The issue of the Valley Nrgmian was re-
sumed On Thursday last by the joint propri-
etors j. H. Burdett, G. D. Stoneburner, J.
B. Pemberton and N H. Anderson. J.. H.
Hewitt, Professor of Music in tie Wesleyan
Female Institute, is announced as editor. We
wish the Viryinian, and its new proprietors,
an abundant measure of success.-iStaunton
indicator.
The VALLEY VIRGIN1AN-We are pleas
ed to learn that the Staunton "Valley Vir-
ginian" is to continue as one of the institu-
tions of that thriving town. It has become
the property of Messrs. Stoneburner T. Co.,
and edited by j. H. Hewitt. The first issue
under the new regime is avery readable aud
entertaining paper, and the editorials are
very good.-RocAingham Register.
The Valley VIRa1N1AN.-This paper
has passed into the hands of Messrs. Stone
burner & Co., who announce in their saluta-
tory address, that it will be independent in
its editorial conduct, and will labor to restore
the lost liberties of our beloved State. The
Ta,yanaan presents handsome and thrifty
appearance. We invoke for the new manage
ment an ample measure of prosperity
Lynch6ury Republican.
We are pleased to see that the Staunton
VaHey Tirginian is to continue as one of
the institutions of that thriving town. It
has become the property of Messrs. Stone
burner & Co.. and is edited by Mr.. J. H.
Hewitt The first issue under the new
regime is a very readable and entertaining
paper, and the editorials are very good.-En
quirer f. Examiner.
SroNEBuRNER & Co., are now the propri
etors of the Valley Virginian, at staunton,
and J. Il. Hewitt, editor. The ''Virginian"
has had new life infused into Thy the change,
and the proprictors being practical printers,
it is their expectation to make it not only a
good paper, but a "paying" concrn. We ex-
tend our best wishes.--HarrasoaJm Com
naonacealM.
VALLEY VIRGINIAN.-It affords us much
pleasure to retain, upon our exchange list,
this excellent Journal Its new Editor and
have our most earnest hope that,
they will receive that abundant encourage
mcnt which VIC are certain they deserve J.
Fl. Hewitt has been long recognized as man
OF more than ordinary titness-the publish
ers are practical printers of skill and ability
and the sheet is alike creditable to both
Editor and publishers.-Shenadoah Valley.
The Valley Tiryimian, which was sold at
auction few weeks since, was rc-issued on |
Thursday last 1t announces that the joint
of that journal arc now J. H.
Burdett G. D. Stoneburner, J. B. Pemberton,
and N. H. Anderson-the last three prin-
tiers, who were employees in that Office before
the sale. 1t is now edited by j. H. Hewitt,
Professor of Music.
Prof. Hewitt is good writer and has had
considerable experience in editing newspa-
pers-having been connected with several
He has contributed number of we'll written
and humorous articles to the Spectator which
appeared under Lis non de plume. He will,
doubtless, make the Tryinian an entertain
ing paper-Staunton Spectator.
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