Life of Washington by Weems and public notice tale
A historical brief recounts Levi Weems, once rector of Mount Vernon Parish, selling his Life of Washington in Virginia from 1809 and similar works, plus tales of Marion and moral tracts. It recalls his traveling show, violin use to attract buyers, and a humorous booth mishap. Also notes the Lyre in Dry Wash Arizona and a mechanical engineer explanation of wooden mallets for carpentry and stonework.
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Washington
Weems
Mount Vernon Parish
Virginis
Fredericksburg
Youtleman
Prince William
Episcopal Church
Marion
Pinger
Frederick Dames
Harper's Magazine
the Lyre
Dry Wash
Arizona
Bss
New York Sun
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Gloucestershire
Burklon
J. F. Compton
Raby
Castoria
Misa
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Kitne
Elize
Arch St
St. Pilla
Exogland
Great Britain
Cole
Mount le Dance
Diane
Onizooseue
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Bakersville
North Ohio
Coshocten County
Ohio
Common Pleas
Hakeraville
Coshocton
Lota
Bakeraville
Pms
John Powell
Samuel Boyd
Dent Barge
Alexander Lovelace
George W. McCabeey
Compton & Himebaugh
Earchive
Ugh
Pitting
Hack’s
the Merchant Tailor
RJ. Radetluf
Ibe Tanat Wal Ineaeio Drugs
Taowse M.D
Wright & Stanford's
Wright & Stanford
Triplett
D. M. Moore
Spring
Geo. Lorenz
ATL
Berkowitz
New Spring
New York
Wirs
George Lorenz
Grand Union
Coshocton County
C. Kaser, Jr
Warsaw, Ohio
A, Berkowitz
Albert
J. K. Anderson
City Drug Store
Glone Mra
Notics
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Oiepil
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Oregon
Cincinnati
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